Person:George Haig (1)
George Haig, Sr.
b.Abt 1712 Alloa, Scotland
d.Bet Feb 1748 and 14 Apr 1748
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m. 1738
  1. George Haig, Jr.
  2. Elizabeth Haig
  3. John Haig
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Name George Haig, Sr.
Alt Name George Hague, Sr.
Alt Name George Haige, Sr.
Alt Name George Hogue, Sr.
Gender Male
Birth[2] Abt 1712 Alloa, Scotland
Marriage 1738 Saxe Gotha, South Carolina, United Statesto Elizabeth Seawright
Marriage to Native American _____, of Keowee
Occupation? Deputy Surveyor of Carolina, Fur Trader, Magistrate, & Land Speculator
Death[3] Bet Feb 1748 and 14 Apr 1748 Killed by a Native American of the Notowega Tribe
References
  1.   Patrick Hogue (Samples). Peavy Family.

    In 1733, Joseph Pavey was apparently one of James Oglethorpe's Indian Trader’s and Ranger’s. Joseph Pavey applied for a land grant in South Carolina (on the Congaree River) and bought land from George Haig, Sr.

    George Haig, Sr., took a Native American, of Keowee for a wife and was married to Elizabeth Seawright Likewise, Joseph Peavy took a Native American Dial, Waccamaw Siouan, for a wife, and he married Jane Dyall.

    In 1737 - George Haig, Sr. bought 400 acres of land on the west side of the Congaree from Joseph Pavey. See:Fort Congaree II: British Outpost in the South Carolina Midlands, 1748-1756, by Daniel J. Tortora of the History Department, Colby College, (2013).

  2. ↑ Due, Steven W., George Haig (Hague) - (Deputy Surveyor of Carolina, Fur Trader, Magistrate, & Land Speculator), in Website: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/
    1 Dec 2006.
  3. ↑ Heard, J. Norman (Joseph Norman). Handbook of the American frontier : four centuries of Indian-white relationships. (Metuchen, New Jersey: Scarecrow Press, c1987-)
    Vol. 1, Page 172.
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