Sarah married Hugh SimpsonChester County, South Carolina, USA. Hugh (son of Hugh Simpson and Anne Usher) was born in 1824 in Chester, South Carolina; died on 7 Oct 1873 in Henning, Lauderdale County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Martha Jane Simpson was born in 1848; and died.
2. Mary Frances Simpson was born in 1852; and died.
3. Julius G. Simpson was born in 1855; and died.
4. John Eckles Simpson was born in 1859; and died.
5. Anna Cathrion Simpson was born on 24 Apr 1861 in Chester, SC; died on 10 Mar 1942 in Ripley, Lauderdale County, Tennessee.

Robert + Catherine H. Thorn. Catherine (daughter of Thomas Thorn and Mary Williams) was born in 1777 in Warren, NC; died in 1858 in Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in Census for Warren County, NC

Will on file Chester Cty Book F 1816-17

Thomas Thorn is listed in the 1790 Census living in Warren County, North
Carolina. His Will, dated 9 September 1815 is on file in the Chester
County Court House in Will Book F, 1816-1817. He served during the
Revolution under General Greene, and participated in the battles at Kings
Mountain, Eutaw Springs, and Guilford Courthouse. Mary Mobley Reese's DAR
application #226011 cites Thomas Thorn's service and her descendence from
him. "Revolutionary Soldiers of Catholic Presbyterian" by Mary Wylie
Strange contains considerable information on his descendants.

"Thomas Thorn was born 1735 supposedly in Mecklinburg County, Virginia.
His place of residence during the Revolutionary War was Warren County,
N.C. according to the census of 1790. He afterward moved to Rocky Mount,
Chester County, S.C. where he died after 1800. His will dated Sept. 9,
1815, with an inventory of the estate made in 1816 is in Chester County
Will Book F, 1816-17. He did not have a land grant.
According to Deed Book F page 82 Chester County, S.C. Jonathan
Hemphill sold to Thomas Thorn of S.C. Pinckney District (now Chester
County) January 1792, 250 acres of land. This was recorded August 7,
1797. In Deed Book D, page 67, December 24, 1808, Thomas Thorne sold to
his son-in-law, Charles Wall, 105 acres on Rocky Creek "where I now live,
being a part of my plantation." He lived on or near Catawba River
according to Mill's map of 1825, which has a "Thorn's Mill".
Thomas Thorn was of English descent and an Episcopalian in Virginia.
In Chester County he found no church of that faith. He and his children
were buried in the family half-acres near their homes, as was the custom
at that time. Some later descendants are buried in the churchyard at
Catholic and a few are still members there.
Graham Sandifer,son of Thomas Thorn Sandifer, took down information
given by his father, who was born in 1818, and was living during the
lifetime of Thomas Thorn's wife. From this information it would seem that
Thomas Thorn not only served in the patriotic army but also under General
Greene and was at the Battles of Guilford's Court House, Eutaw Springs,
Kings Mountain and other battles." Revolutionary Soldiers of Catholic
Presbyterian Church by Mary Wylie Strange.

Thomas married Mary Williams in 1765 in Warrenton, Virginia. Mary was born on 26 Mar 1749 in Virginia or England; died on 8 Apr 1847 in Chester District, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

I am extremely doubtful Thomas Thorn (b.1735) is the Thomas Thorn shown
as son of this marriage, but have included this ancestry for future
verification.

Joseph married Catherine Hightower in 1739 in Richmond County, Virginia. Catherine (daughter of Joshua Hightower and Susannah Tavenor) was born on 5 Oct 1723 in North Farnham Parish, Richmond County, Virginia; died in Jul 1782 in Anderson's Swamp, Granville County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]