Sarah married Thomas Simmons on 23 Nov 1786. Thomas (son of Ebenezer Simmons and Jane Stanyarne) was born on 11 Aug 1765; died on 18 Oct 1827. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
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1. John Simmons was born about 1788; and died.
2. Sarah Simmons was born about 1790; and died.
3. Isaac Simmons was born about 1791; and died.
4. Mary Young Simmons was born in 1792; and died.
5. Thomas Hayne Simmons was born on 12 Nov 1794 in Charleston, SC; died on 5 Aug 1853 in Lexington, SC.
6. William Simmons was born about 1798; and died.

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Planter

Hanged by British near Charleston, SC

Isaac Hayne served as an officer in the Colleton Regiment of SC Militia.
He was elected to the South Carolina Assembly in 1777, 1779, and 1780.
When Charleston fell to the British, Isaac Hayne visited the city for
medicine when his wife and several children had smallpox. He was coerced
into signing a parole, in which he agreed not to bear arms against the
British, in order to be permitted to return to his family. He was later
captured under arms and hanged. "The Execution of Isaac Hayne", by David
K. Bowen from Sandlapper Press, and "The Execution of Colonel Isaac
Hayne" by Robert Y. Hayne in Southern Review I (1828) pp 75-82 address
this incident. Isaac Hayne is buried near the site of his home, Hayne
Hall, just off highway 63 between Jacksonborough and Walterboro. There is
a sign on the highway and a monument at the grave.

Isaac married Elizabeth Hutson on 18 Jul 1765 in Charles Town, South Carolina. Elizabeth (daughter of William Hutson and Mary Woodward) was born on 11 Jan 1746 in McPhersonville, South Carolina; died in Aug 1780 in Jacksonborough, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Elizabeth Hutson was the great-grandaughter of Henry Woodward, the first
white settler of South Carolina. Henry's son Richard married Sarah
Stanyarne. Their daughter Mary married William Hutson. Mary and William
Hutson were the parents of Elizabeth Hutson.

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Isaac Hayne had four wives. We are descended from Sarah Williamson, his
third wife. Isaac had a total of five children, but as best I can find,
only his son Isaac produced any heirs.

Isaac married Sarah Williamson about 1742. Sarah was born about 1715; died in 1747. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Mary Woodward in 1743. Mary (daughter of Richard Woodward and Sarah Stanyarne) was born on 6 Dec 1717; died on 21 Nov 1757. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

John Hayne was born in Shropshire England, near Shrewsbury. His mother's
name was Elizabeth. He emigrated to Colleton County, South Carolina in
1700. He and Mary Dean had eight children before his death about 1718.
She married John Long after John Hayne's death.

An account of "The Hayne Family in South Carolina" by Theodore Jervey
is carried in The South Carolina Historical Society Magazine, Volume V pp
168-188.

John married Mary Dean about 1700. Mary was born about 1680 in England; died after 1724 in South Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas + Esther ???. Esther was born about 1690 in England; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Another article in SCHS Magazine shows dates of 1671-1741 for Richard
Woodward, father of Mary, and dates of 23 November, 1774-25 November 1851
for Mary. ????

Richard + Sarah Stanyarne. Sarah (daughter of James Stanyarne and Rachel Fitch) was born about 1685; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]