Married Sarah Solomon about 1755 in Virginia. She was born about 1740 and died about 1809. Lewis Bobo was a revolutionary soldier from South Carolina. He held the rank of Captain. Lewis was the son of Francis Spencer Bobo (1704-1789) and Mary Jane Wofford Bobo (1705-1737).

Children

1. Mary Elizabeth Bobo, born 1757, in Virginia
2. Sampson (Samuel) Bobo*, born 1759, Union County, South Carolina
3. Sarah Martha (Sally) Bobo, born 1763, Union County, South Carolina
4. Solomon Bobo, born 1765, Union County, South Carolina
5. Patsy Bobo, born 1765, Union County, South Carolina
6. Jeanny Bobo, born 1768, Union County, South Carolina
7. Mary (Polly) Bobo, born 1769, Union County, South Carolina
8. Abigail Bobo, born 1771, Union County, South Carolina
9. Nancy Bobo, born 1773, Union County, South Carolina
10. Laodicia (Dicey) Bobo, born September 9, 1773, Union County, South Carolina
11. Kindred Bobo, born June 14, 1775, Union County, South Carolina

* Our ancestor

NOTE; A recent report I received about Lewis and his wife's burial is that they were laid to rest on their land across the road (Highway 49) from the now Bobo-Murphy House in the Cross Keys-Sedalia community in Union County, South Carolina. Lewis's son Kindred built the house mentioned. Received this info from a Findagrave friend who was told by an elderly man that was a Bobo descendant who grew up in the community and recalls seeing Lewis's grave several times while growing up. He told him the stones were no longer legible but that he was always told by his family it was Lewis's and his wife's graves. Lewis had around 700 acres in that location. If there is anyone out there with additional knowledge about his final resting place, please let us know.