Born to Andrew Kaigler, Jr. (1752-1821) of South Carolina, & Catherine Saylor Kaigler (c. 1756-?), who married about 1776 in Orangeburg, SC.
John married Rebecca Colson Wells (1780-1839) on Aug. 29, 1802, in Orangeburg, SC.
Twelve children:
• William W. Kaigler (1803-1838)
• Uriah R. Kaigler (1804-1805)
• Dr. Vandy V. Kaigler (1805-1875)
• Elizabeth C. Kaigler (1807-1819)
• John David Kaigler (1808-1869)
• Martha Kaigler Bishop (1810-1865)
• Silviah Kaigler (1811-1820)
• Claiborne Kaigler (1813-1866)
• Esaias Kaigler (1814-?)
• Russell Kaigler (1816-1820)
• Andrew Kaigler (1817-1868)
• Rebecca Kaigler Brent (1819-1893)
When John & Rebecca came from South Carolina in 1810, they settled on a tract of land east of Holmesville between the Otopasas (now called Topisaw) and Bogue Chitto rivers in the Mississippi Territory. They later went to Woodville, Wilkinson County, MS, leaving a slave in charge of their Topisaw plantation.
John & Rebecca are buried in the unmarked double brick vaults in the Kaigler Cemetery.
John's father, Andrew Kaigler, Jr. (1753-1821), was the second son of Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) of Germany & Katherine Copplepower Kaigler (c.1733-1805 in SC), who arrived in South Carolina about 1750. Andrew Sr. & Katy settled on about 900 acres on the Congaree River near Sandy Run, Calhoun County, SC.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) was a lieutenant in Lt. Col. Wade Hampton's volunteer South Carolina cavalry regiment (see photo of Hampton at right) and received 957 pounds for services during the Revolutionary War. Any descendant of Andrew Kaigler, Sr., is eligible to join the DAR or SAR.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (grandfather of John Kaigler) is the patriarch and earliest known ancestor of the Kaigler family in South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas and other states.
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW SR. Ancestor #: A063629
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1730 SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 10-2-1818 LEXINGTON DIST SOUTH CAROLINA Service Source: SALLEY, HIST OF ORANGEBURG DIST, P. 271 SALLEY & WATES, STUB ENTRIES TO INDENTS, BOOK I, P. 79, LIBER I #449
Service Description: 1) TAX COLLECTOR, ORANGEBURG DIST
2) FURNISHED SUPPLIES
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW JR. Ancestor #: A063627
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank: CIVIL SERVICE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1752 LEXINGTON SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (POST) 8-22-1821 WILKINSON CO MISSISSIPPI Service Source: HENDRIX & LINDSAY, JURY LISTS OF SC 1778-1779, P. 71
Service Description: 1) JUROR
John married Rebecca Colson Wells (1780-1839) on Aug. 29, 1802, in Orangeburg, SC.
Twelve children:
• William W. Kaigler (1803-1838)
• Uriah R. Kaigler (1804-1805)
• Dr. Vandy V. Kaigler (1805-1875)
• Elizabeth C. Kaigler (1807-1819)
• John David Kaigler (1808-1869)
• Martha Kaigler Bishop (1810-1865)
• Silviah Kaigler (1811-1820)
• Claiborne Kaigler (1813-1866)
• Esaias Kaigler (1814-?)
• Russell Kaigler (1816-1820)
• Andrew Kaigler (1817-1868)
• Rebecca Kaigler Brent (1819-1893)
When John & Rebecca came from South Carolina in 1810, they settled on a tract of land east of Holmesville between the Otopasas (now called Topisaw) and Bogue Chitto rivers in the Mississippi Territory. They later went to Woodville, Wilkinson County, MS, leaving a slave in charge of their Topisaw plantation.
John & Rebecca are buried in the unmarked double brick vaults in the Kaigler Cemetery.
John's father, Andrew Kaigler, Jr. (1753-1821), was the second son of Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) of Germany & Katherine Copplepower Kaigler (c.1733-1805 in SC), who arrived in South Carolina about 1750. Andrew Sr. & Katy settled on about 900 acres on the Congaree River near Sandy Run, Calhoun County, SC.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) was a lieutenant in Lt. Col. Wade Hampton's volunteer South Carolina cavalry regiment (see photo of Hampton at right) and received 957 pounds for services during the Revolutionary War. Any descendant of Andrew Kaigler, Sr., is eligible to join the DAR or SAR.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (grandfather of John Kaigler) is the patriarch and earliest known ancestor of the Kaigler family in South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas and other states.
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW SR. Ancestor #: A063629
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1730 SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 10-2-1818 LEXINGTON DIST SOUTH CAROLINA Service Source: SALLEY, HIST OF ORANGEBURG DIST, P. 271 SALLEY & WATES, STUB ENTRIES TO INDENTS, BOOK I, P. 79, LIBER I #449
Service Description: 1) TAX COLLECTOR, ORANGEBURG DIST
2) FURNISHED SUPPLIES
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW JR. Ancestor #: A063627
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank: CIVIL SERVICE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1752 LEXINGTON SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (POST) 8-22-1821 WILKINSON CO MISSISSIPPI Service Source: HENDRIX & LINDSAY, JURY LISTS OF SC 1778-1779, P. 71
Service Description: 1) JUROR
Born to Andrew Kaigler, Jr. (1752-1821) of South Carolina, & Catherine Saylor Kaigler (c. 1756-?), who married about 1776 in Orangeburg, SC.
John married Rebecca Colson Wells (1780-1839) on Aug. 29, 1802, in Orangeburg, SC.
Twelve children:
• William W. Kaigler (1803-1838)
• Uriah R. Kaigler (1804-1805)
• Dr. Vandy V. Kaigler (1805-1875)
• Elizabeth C. Kaigler (1807-1819)
• John David Kaigler (1808-1869)
• Martha Kaigler Bishop (1810-1865)
• Silviah Kaigler (1811-1820)
• Claiborne Kaigler (1813-1866)
• Esaias Kaigler (1814-?)
• Russell Kaigler (1816-1820)
• Andrew Kaigler (1817-1868)
• Rebecca Kaigler Brent (1819-1893)
When John & Rebecca came from South Carolina in 1810, they settled on a tract of land east of Holmesville between the Otopasas (now called Topisaw) and Bogue Chitto rivers in the Mississippi Territory. They later went to Woodville, Wilkinson County, MS, leaving a slave in charge of their Topisaw plantation.
John & Rebecca are buried in the unmarked double brick vaults in the Kaigler Cemetery.
John's father, Andrew Kaigler, Jr. (1753-1821), was the second son of Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) of Germany & Katherine Copplepower Kaigler (c.1733-1805 in SC), who arrived in South Carolina about 1750. Andrew Sr. & Katy settled on about 900 acres on the Congaree River near Sandy Run, Calhoun County, SC.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) was a lieutenant in Lt. Col. Wade Hampton's volunteer South Carolina cavalry regiment (see photo of Hampton at right) and received 957 pounds for services during the Revolutionary War. Any descendant of Andrew Kaigler, Sr., is eligible to join the DAR or SAR.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (grandfather of John Kaigler) is the patriarch and earliest known ancestor of the Kaigler family in South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas and other states.
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW SR. Ancestor #: A063629
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1730 SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 10-2-1818 LEXINGTON DIST SOUTH CAROLINA Service Source: SALLEY, HIST OF ORANGEBURG DIST, P. 271 SALLEY & WATES, STUB ENTRIES TO INDENTS, BOOK I, P. 79, LIBER I #449
Service Description: 1) TAX COLLECTOR, ORANGEBURG DIST
2) FURNISHED SUPPLIES
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW JR. Ancestor #: A063627
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank: CIVIL SERVICE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1752 LEXINGTON SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (POST) 8-22-1821 WILKINSON CO MISSISSIPPI Service Source: HENDRIX & LINDSAY, JURY LISTS OF SC 1778-1779, P. 71
Service Description: 1) JUROR
John married Rebecca Colson Wells (1780-1839) on Aug. 29, 1802, in Orangeburg, SC.
Twelve children:
• William W. Kaigler (1803-1838)
• Uriah R. Kaigler (1804-1805)
• Dr. Vandy V. Kaigler (1805-1875)
• Elizabeth C. Kaigler (1807-1819)
• John David Kaigler (1808-1869)
• Martha Kaigler Bishop (1810-1865)
• Silviah Kaigler (1811-1820)
• Claiborne Kaigler (1813-1866)
• Esaias Kaigler (1814-?)
• Russell Kaigler (1816-1820)
• Andrew Kaigler (1817-1868)
• Rebecca Kaigler Brent (1819-1893)
When John & Rebecca came from South Carolina in 1810, they settled on a tract of land east of Holmesville between the Otopasas (now called Topisaw) and Bogue Chitto rivers in the Mississippi Territory. They later went to Woodville, Wilkinson County, MS, leaving a slave in charge of their Topisaw plantation.
John & Rebecca are buried in the unmarked double brick vaults in the Kaigler Cemetery.
John's father, Andrew Kaigler, Jr. (1753-1821), was the second son of Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) of Germany & Katherine Copplepower Kaigler (c.1733-1805 in SC), who arrived in South Carolina about 1750. Andrew Sr. & Katy settled on about 900 acres on the Congaree River near Sandy Run, Calhoun County, SC.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (1730-1818 in SC) was a lieutenant in Lt. Col. Wade Hampton's volunteer South Carolina cavalry regiment (see photo of Hampton at right) and received 957 pounds for services during the Revolutionary War. Any descendant of Andrew Kaigler, Sr., is eligible to join the DAR or SAR.
Andrew Kaigler, Sr. (grandfather of John Kaigler) is the patriarch and earliest known ancestor of the Kaigler family in South Carolina, Mississippi, Texas and other states.
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW SR. Ancestor #: A063629
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 1730 SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (ANTE) 10-2-1818 LEXINGTON DIST SOUTH CAROLINA Service Source: SALLEY, HIST OF ORANGEBURG DIST, P. 271 SALLEY & WATES, STUB ENTRIES TO INDENTS, BOOK I, P. 79, LIBER I #449
Service Description: 1) TAX COLLECTOR, ORANGEBURG DIST
2) FURNISHED SUPPLIES
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From the DAR Genealogical Research Service:
KAIGLER, ANDREW JR. Ancestor #: A063627
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA
Rank: CIVIL SERVICE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1752 LEXINGTON SOUTH CAROLINA
Death: (POST) 8-22-1821 WILKINSON CO MISSISSIPPI Service Source: HENDRIX & LINDSAY, JURY LISTS OF SC 1778-1779, P. 71
Service Description: 1) JUROR
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