Elliot Solomons

Elliot married Elizabeth Thomson DeLoach on 2 Dec 1847 in Kershaw County, , , South Carolina. Elizabeth (daughter of Redding Cannon DeLoach and Martha Ann Thomson) was born on 10 Feb 1829 in Beaufort District, , , South Carolina; died on 28 Jun 1851 in Kershaw County, , , South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Information about this family comes from Carolyn F. Ramsay .

This is the information on Saul Solomons' tombstone
"Sacred to the memory of Saul Solomons who died on the 1st of March 1843, in about the 72nd Year of his age. He was born in Leipsic (sic) , Germany, but for upwards of the last 50 years he resided in Colleton and Beaufort Districts, about 45 of which in the latter. "(Copied from the tombstone by Ruby Ramsay 11 - 1998.)

Saul married Esther Elliot Graves about 1822. Esther (daughter of John (?) Graves and Esther Elliot) was born about 1802. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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From the South Carolina Lineage Chart #34 of Volume II:
"Redding Cannon DeLoach b. 7-8-1807 Beaufort Dist., d. 10-28-1853 (Beaufort Dist.), m. 12-19-1827 St. Peter's Martha Ann Thomson b. 3-4-1810 (Beaufort County) d. 1-18-1837; had daughter, Catherine Ann b. 4-18-1833; d. ca. 1896 m. Edward Louis DerCom"

Redding married Martha Ann Thomson on 19 Dec 1827 in Beaufort District, , , South Carolina. Martha (daughter of James Benjamin Thomson and Catherine Williams) was born on 4 Mar 1810 in , Edgefield County, South Carolina, ; died on 18 Feb 1837 in , Edgefield County, South Carolina, . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Union Cemetery, near Garnett, SC
Sacred to the memory of
Martha A.
consort of
R. C. DeLoach
who departed this life the 18th of February 1837, aged 26 years 11 months and 14 days.

Trend softly o'er this hallow'd ground,
Here, learn how vain are earthly joys;
How soon they fade away,
Here pause and drop a tear
Martha tis thou who claims the tears,
Which moistens friendships weeping eye
(?)ource enter'd on life's happy morn.
Blest with affection's dear Martha
From husband, children, parents borne
To yonder plains of blissful rest;
There does thy happy soul now rest
And every blissful joy is thine.

John married Esther Elliot about 1798 in , Edgefield County, South Carolina, . Esther (daughter of Thomas (?) Elliot and Elizabeth (Elliot)) was born about 1778 in , Edgefield County, South Carolina, . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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In the book, 'Deep Enough for Ivory Bills', by James Kilgo, the author describes several hunting trips which go into the deep forests surrounding the Savannah River. On one of these trips, he stumbles across an old grave yard which was quite grown up and hidden. He wrote down the tombstone inscriptions and later found information about the site. It was the Old Greenwood Plantation, which was settled by David DeLoach before the Revolutionary War. He describes the site as being 'near Hampton County on the Savannah River'. The tombstone inscriptions were:
DeLoach David died 13 July 1815, age 63
Rebeckah wife of David died 10 October 1807, age 40
James died 1824, age 27 Sarah wife of James died 1825
David infant died Feb 1795
Jepthah infant died Mar 1805
Elevia wife of William B. DeLoach died 27 Nov 1822, age 18

These inscriptions pose some questions concerning the children of David DeLoach. In Frampton Errol Ellis's 'Some Historic Families of South Carolina', he states that David (1752-1815) was the son of Michael DeLoach and Dorcas Still. He goes on to say that 'He (David) left three sons:
a. William B. - who married Kate Gohagan and left a number of children.
b. David - born about 1798 and was the father of Rebecca Jane who married her cousin Michael DeLoach, they being the grandparents of Ben T. DeLoach, Clerk of Hampton County.
c. Redding Cannon DeLoach - who married 1st Martha Ann Thomson and 2nd Esther Patterson. One child by the second mariage was Freelove Patterson DeLoach who married Capt. William Lambert De Pass of Camden and is mentioned as being a cousin of Col. Dan H. Ellis in the war diary of Emily Caroline Ellis.'

The information concerning James DeLoach indicates that he was one of David's sons, and that Sarah was his wife. Why didn't Ellis include him? The information concerning Elevia indicates that she was either the first wife of William B. DeLoach, or could have possibly been the wife of William B. DeLoach, Jr. The dates of death for the infants David and Jepthah indicate that they were children of David and Rebeckah. Who, then, was the David mentioned by Ellis?

David married Rebeckah (DeLoach) about 1784 in Edgefield County, , , South Carolina. Rebeckah was born about 1767; died on 10 Oct 1807 in Hampton County, , , South Carolina; was buried on 13 Oct 1807 in Old Greenwood Plantation, , Hampton County, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Greenwood Cemetery:
Rebeckah DELOACH
wife of David DeLoach
who departed this life
Oct. 10th 1807
aged 40 years

James married Catherine Williams on 21 Jun 1809 in Saint Peters Parish, , Beaufort Dist., South Carolina. Catherine (daughter of Dr. Richard Allen Williams and Catherine Elizabeth Roberds) was born on 16 Dec 1790 in , Edgefield County, South Carolina, ; died on 29 Apr 1873 in , Edgefield County, South Carolina, . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Names of family members from Will of Benjamin Thompson, Sr.