Person:Nicholas Winkler (3)

Nicholas Winkler Jr. was also a planter in Purrysburg, Beaufort County, South Carolina. His father deeded him some land in the care of his brother in the 1760's. Nicholas Jr. also served in the Militia as a horseman in 1781 during the Revolution. He died in March of 1802, Beaufort County, South Carolina. According to his son Shadrach's Will, there was to be a plain white monument placed over his parents graves but he doesn't say where they are buried. (The Shadrach Winkler Notes) He married a Mary Jane ? He had two other children besides Shadrach and Zachariah were Hezekiah Winkler and Jane Abednego Windkler

From the 1790 South Carolina Census Nicholas Winkler Jr. 2 Males 16 and up including head of household 2 Males under 16 1 Female 6 Slaves

Nicholas Sr. also served Jury Duty as a Petit Juror in 1767.

Nicholas Winkler Sr. also served in the Militia as a private and a Sergeant Major, in 1779, 1781 & 1782 according to a claim issued on May 14th, 1785. His son Nicholas Jr. also served.

Nikolaus Winckler, 1713, from Purysburg, & Anna Barbara, 48 applies for grant. (CR 6,GCBJ) the abbreviations tell the source which is Colonial Records vol. 6 and Abstracts of Colonial Book J 1755-1762

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Children:
 Shadrach Nicholas Winkler (1796 - 1842)*
 Zachariah Meshach Winkler (1799 - 1867)*

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Burial: Bonaventure Cemetery Savannah Chatham County Georgia, USA

Maintained by: Naomi Snider McFadden Originally Created by: Mary Catherine Record added: Aug 25, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 41154660