Notes:

John Douglass served during the Revolution with the 5th South Carolina
Regiment in Captain Gordon's Company. He enlisted 10 December, 1776 (War
Department Certificate #1758162). Mary Lunsford Thorn Moores' DAR
application dated 23 May 1913 (National Number 86960-A75) documents his
service and her lineage.

John Douglass is buried at Old Waxhaws Presbyterian in Lancaster County,
South Carolina adjacent to the grave of Matilda Douglas, the daughter of
John's nephew Joseph Douglass Jr. On the other side of John's grave is
Moses Cantzon, husband of Joseph Douglass Sr's daughter Margaret. John
Douglass' headstone reads:
Sacred to the
memory of
JOHN DOUGLASS
Who depareted this life
decr 15th 1812
aged 53 years

Go home my friend dry up your tears
I must lie here till Christ appears
When he appears I shall then rise
And see you with immortal eyes.

John married Sarah Dunn on 10 May 1781 in Claremont County, Camden District, SC. Sarah (daughter of Sylvester Dunn and Sarah Janet Montgomery) was born in 1763 in Camden District, South Carolina; died on 20 Feb 1813 in York District, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

I merged two records with differing dates to make this one. This seems the most likely option, but there is stil some conflicting evidence.

(Research):George Douglass, Jr (son of George Douglass and Mary Unknown)168 was born 1770 in SC168, and died Apr 01, 1816 in York District, South Carolina. He married (2) Elizabeth M. Unknown.

Includes NotesNotes for George Douglass, Jr:
South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 16
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The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Volume XVI
Summer 1988 Number 3
(Mrs. Katherine L. Hester, Editor)
Volume XVI Summer 1988 Number 3 , p. 175
DOUGLASS. Alton L. Douglass (3902 N. Findley Rd. Woodbridge, VA 22193)
"Up Against The Stops"

What was the maiden name, parents and siblings of
Elizabeth Douglass b. c 1769
d. 5 Oct 1848 York Dist. SC, the wife of
George Douglass b. c 1770 probably in Lancaster or Claremont or Sumpter
Dist. SC
d. 1 Apr 1816 York Dist. SC.
Both are buried Ebenezer Church Cem., Rock Hill SC.
Their children:

Jane Douglass b. c 1790 York or Lancaster Dist. d. bef 1840 York Dist.
m. Thomas Logan c 1823 York Dist.
Then removed to Cass Co. GA by 1850;

Mary Douglass b. c 1794 York Dist. d. 28 Oct 1852
York Dist.
m. William R. Turner bef 1819;

Agnes Douglass b. c 1801 York Dist.
d. circa 1855 prob. in Harris Co. GA m. William McCarter bef 1820;

Elizabeth B. Douglass b. 4 Aug 1803 York Dist.
d. bef 1900 Pulaski Co. AR
m. Hugh McCain 17 Dec 1829 York Dist.;

James Logan Douglass b. c 1807 d. c 1863 Pulaski or Prairie Co. AR
m. 1st Clarissa A. Wood
2nd Patience Brake;

George Harvey b. 22 Feb 1812 York Dist. SC
d. 12 0ct 1886 Pulaski Co. AR
m. Sarah A. Wood;

John M. b. 27 Mar 1814 York Dist.
d. 16 Mar 1871 Pulaski Co. AR,
never married.

George Douglass was the son of George Douglass Sr. and Mary ?
Douglass McClure. After the death of George Sr. in Claremont Co. bef Mar
1784, Mary married a McClure or McMoor - Rev. War Payments. Lancaster
Dist. Land Records indicate that George Jr. 's siblings include: Dr.
John, Joseph, Sarah m. John Blair, Jessie, Thomas H. and Margaret and
possibly Robert. It is likely that Joseph relocated to Mecklenburg Co.
NC. Jessie & Thomas H. made several appearances in York Dist. Jessie m.
Catherine Simril and Thomas H. m. Gracie Crow. Gracie is buried in
Ebenezer Cemetery, York SC.

More About George Douglass, Jr:
Date born 2: Abt. 1770, SC.168
Burial: 1816, Ebenezer Church Cem., York, Rock Hill, SC.168

Children of George Douglass, Jr are:
+Agnes Douglass, b. 1801, York District, South Carolina168, d. 1855, Harris County, GA168.

Children of George Douglass, Jr and Elizabeth M. Unknown are:
+Agnes Douglass, b. 1801, York District, South Carolina168, d. 1855, Harris County, GA168.

Birth:
Or born about 1725?

Notes:

See Historic Camden Colonial & Revolutionary by T.J. Kirkland and R.M.
Kennedy, p.107.

Historical Southern Families, Vol XII, p.235, by John Bennett Boddie.

Early History of Bishopville and Vicinity, Joseph F. Stuckey, p. 238
(part of "Five Hundred First Families of America" by Alexander DuBin. The
Historical Publication Society, New York; Sixth Edition, 1978-1979.

Frances Bailey Reynaud, DAR # 342025 joined on the basis of descent from
Sylvester Dunn.

Sylvester married Sarah Janet Montgomery about 1762 in Salem County, South Carolina. Sarah (daughter of Henry Montgomery and Sarah Macrae) was born about 1730 in Craven County, South Carolina, USA; died on 4 Jul 1808 in Sumter County, South Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

(daughter of Henry Montgomery and Sarah McCalla)

Notes:

Emigrated to U.S. via Barbados

Roger married Agnes O'hara about 1725 in Ireland. Agnes was born about 1690 in Ireland; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Henry + Sarah Macrae. Sarah was born about 1700; died in 1770 in Williamsburg Township, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]