Wife of Joseph Andress and mother of Rebecca; Jasper; Agnes; Mary; Alfred; Hannah; Sarah Louise; Lillie Ann; James and Julia. It appears that her husband died during the Civil War because he is not listed in the census records beyond 1860 and she is listed as "widow" in each census record beyond 1860.
The family lived in the Sammy Swamp area of Clarendon County between Manning and Pinewood.
It is believed that Joseph and Sarah were neighbors and friends with the Dyson family and after the death of her husband, she married a Dyson.
The surname is often found listed incorrectly as "Andrews."
Information from the United States Federal Census records 1850; 1860; 1870; 1880; 1890; and "The Cemeteries of Old Sumter District, Volume II" survey published by The Sumter County Genealogical Society.
The family lived in the Sammy Swamp area of Clarendon County between Manning and Pinewood.
It is believed that Joseph and Sarah were neighbors and friends with the Dyson family and after the death of her husband, she married a Dyson.
The surname is often found listed incorrectly as "Andrews."
Information from the United States Federal Census records 1850; 1860; 1870; 1880; 1890; and "The Cemeteries of Old Sumter District, Volume II" survey published by The Sumter County Genealogical Society.
Wife of Joseph Andress and mother of Rebecca; Jasper; Agnes; Mary; Alfred; Hannah; Sarah Louise; Lillie Ann; James and Julia. It appears that her husband died during the Civil War because he is not listed in the census records beyond 1860 and she is listed as "widow" in each census record beyond 1860.
The family lived in the Sammy Swamp area of Clarendon County between Manning and Pinewood.
It is believed that Joseph and Sarah were neighbors and friends with the Dyson family and after the death of her husband, she married a Dyson.
The surname is often found listed incorrectly as "Andrews."
Information from the United States Federal Census records 1850; 1860; 1870; 1880; 1890; and "The Cemeteries of Old Sumter District, Volume II" survey published by The Sumter County Genealogical Society.
The family lived in the Sammy Swamp area of Clarendon County between Manning and Pinewood.
It is believed that Joseph and Sarah were neighbors and friends with the Dyson family and after the death of her husband, she married a Dyson.
The surname is often found listed incorrectly as "Andrews."
Information from the United States Federal Census records 1850; 1860; 1870; 1880; 1890; and "The Cemeteries of Old Sumter District, Volume II" survey published by The Sumter County Genealogical Society.
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