Gwendolyn was the daughter of Griffith and Mary James and was born in Maryland. She later settled in South Carolina where she met and married Samuel Dean .
Together, they were the parents of Thomas, Miriam, Joseph , Samuel, Mary, John, Richard, Griffith, Moses and Aaron.
Both Samuel and Gwendolyn are buried at the Dean Family Cemetery near Star, Anderson County, South Carolina.
According to the GenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project, Anderson County, there are about 40 grave markers in the cemetery, which is largely overgrown with trees and other debris. None of the makers are legible and many are in pieces.
Together, they were the parents of Thomas, Miriam, Joseph , Samuel, Mary, John, Richard, Griffith, Moses and Aaron.
Both Samuel and Gwendolyn are buried at the Dean Family Cemetery near Star, Anderson County, South Carolina.
According to the GenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project, Anderson County, there are about 40 grave markers in the cemetery, which is largely overgrown with trees and other debris. None of the makers are legible and many are in pieces.
Gwendolyn was the daughter of Griffith and Mary James and was born in Maryland. She later settled in South Carolina where she met and married Samuel Dean .
Together, they were the parents of Thomas, Miriam, Joseph , Samuel, Mary, John, Richard, Griffith, Moses and Aaron.
Both Samuel and Gwendolyn are buried at the Dean Family Cemetery near Star, Anderson County, South Carolina.
According to the GenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project, Anderson County, there are about 40 grave markers in the cemetery, which is largely overgrown with trees and other debris. None of the makers are legible and many are in pieces.
Together, they were the parents of Thomas, Miriam, Joseph , Samuel, Mary, John, Richard, Griffith, Moses and Aaron.
Both Samuel and Gwendolyn are buried at the Dean Family Cemetery near Star, Anderson County, South Carolina.
According to the GenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project, Anderson County, there are about 40 grave markers in the cemetery, which is largely overgrown with trees and other debris. None of the makers are legible and many are in pieces.
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