Harriet Flud (Hampton) b. 1752 d. 31 October 1794

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1752 birth: St. Johns Parish (Berkeley County), South Carolina Colony

9 August 1786 marriage: Charleston (South Carolina), US, ♂ Wade Hampton b. 1752 d. 4 February 1835

21 April 1791 child birth: Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US, ♂ Wade Hampton II b. 21 April 1791 d. 9 February 1858

15 July 1793 child birth: Columbia (South Carolina), USA, ♂ Francis Hampton b. 15 July 1793 d. 17 June 1716

31 October 1794 death: Richland County (South Carolina), US

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== 1 ==

♂ Wade Hampton

birth: 1752, Halifax (Virginia), Colony of Virginia
residence: Columbia (South Carolina), US, Woodlands Plantation
title: 1776, Lieutenant & Paymaster, First Regiment
military service: 1776 - 1786, American Revolution
title: 1777, Captain
title: 1778, Colonel
marriage: ♀ Harriet Flud (Hampton) , Charleston (South Carolina), US
title: 1795 - 1797, Member of Congress - South Carolina
title: 1801, Presidential Elector
title: 1803 - 1805, Member of Congress - South Carolina
title: 1809, Brigadier General
title: 1812, Major General
military service: 1812 - 6 April 1814, War of 1812
military service: 25 October 1813, Ormstown (Quebec), Battle of the Chateauguay, Attempted to invade Canada, against his better judgement.
burial: 1835, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US, Trinity Episcopal Churchyard
death: 4 February 1835, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US

♀ Harriet Flud (Hampton)

birth: 1752, St. Johns Parish (Berkeley County), South Carolina Colony
marriage: ♂ Wade Hampton , Charleston (South Carolina), US
death: 31 October 1794, Richland County (South Carolina), US

== 1 ==

Children

♂ Francis Hampton

death: 17 June 1716, Charleston (South Carolina), USA
birth: 15 July 1793, Columbia (South Carolina), USA

♀ Ann Fitzsimmons (Hampton)

birth: 1 January 1794, Charleston, South Carolina, US
marriage: ♂ Wade Hampton II , Millwood (Richland County South Carolina), Columbia (South Carolina), US
death: 27 February 1833, Millwood, Richland County, South Carolina, US

♂ Wade Hampton II

birth: 21 April 1791, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US
education: South Carolina, US, Waddell's Academy
residence: between 1805 and 1833, Richland County (South Carolina), US, Millwood Plantation
military service: between 1812 and 1815, War of 1812
marriage: ♀ Ann Fitzsimmons (Hampton) , Millwood (Richland County South Carolina), Columbia (South Carolina), US
death: 9 February 1858, Mississippi, US, Walnut Ridge, Issaquena County
burial: Columbia (South Carolina), US, Trinity Episcopal Churchyard

Children

Grandchildren

♀ Mary Fisher Hampton

birth: 13 January 1833, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US
burial: December 1866, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US, Trinity Episcopal Churchyard
death: 12 December 1866, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US

♂ Wade Hampton III

birth: 28 March 1818, Charleston (South Carolina), US
graduation: 1836, South Carolina College (now, University of South Carolina)
residence: 1845, Washington County (Mississippi), US, Richland Plantation
title: 1852, Congressman - South Carolina Assembly
title: 1858 - 1861, US Senator from South Carolina
title: 1861, Confederate States of America, Colonel
military service: 1861 - 1865, Confederate States of America, US Civil War
title: 23 May 1862, Confederate States of America, Brigadier General
title: 3 August 1863, Confederate States of America, Major General
title: 14 February 1865, Confederate States of America, Lieutenant General
title: 1876 - 1879, South Carolina, US, State Governor
title: 1879 - 1891, US, US Senator - South Carolina
title: 1893 - 1897, US, Federal Railroad Commissioner - Appointed by President Grover Cleveland
residence: 1899, Columbia (South Carolina), US, Home burned.
burial: April 1902, Columbia (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US, Trinity Cathedral Churchyard
death: 11 April 1902, Charleston (South Carolina), Richland County (South Carolina), US

Grandchildren

Fitzsimmons

Flud

Hampton