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Father: Leonard Carl GRIFFIN
Mother: Elva Eugenia BUMPAS
Family 1: Phyllis Carol KINNEY
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_Leonard Carl GRIFFIN _|
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| _James Henry BUMPAS ___+
|_Elva Eugenia BUMPAS __|
|_Mary Jane CUNNINGHAM _
Family 1: Arnoldus VANDERHORST
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Father: Aaron TATE Jr.
Mother: Seletha (Leitha) WARD
_Aaron TATE ____________+
_Aaron TATE Jr._________|
| |_Elizabeth L. CONNELLY _+
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|_Seletha (Leitha) WARD _|
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Family 1: Matilda CARSON
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Father: Thomas Richard WARING
Mother: Anna Drayton PERRY
Family 1: Esther Simons Vanderhorst DAWSON
_Richard George WARING __+
_Thomas Richard WARING _|
| |_Jane Ladson Freer FARR _+
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|--William Hayne WARING
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| _Edward Drayton PERRY ___
|_Anna Drayton PERRY ____|
|_Rachel Govan CARROLL ___
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William Hayne Waring enlisted in the Confederate Army with the rank of Corporal with Hampton’s Legion Company D on July 17, 1861 at Columbia, S.C. This unit consolidated with the 4th Battalion South Carolina, Capt. Boykin’s Company, South Carolina Calvary; & Capt. Lipscomb’s Company, South Carolina to form the 2nd South Carolina Cavalry. He was promoted to Sergeant on January 1862 (Co. D). He was then promoted to a 2nd Lieutenant on August 1862 (2nd S.C. Cavalry).
(Muster Rolls @ Charleston County Library)
He fought with Hampton (Jeb Stuart) in the 2d SC Cavalry. As you know he is buried in St. Paul’s, and there is a Confederate symbol on his grave. I have a lot of info (SC Archives-Confererate records, a copy of Butler and His Calvary with mention of Wm. Hayne’s bravery at Brandy Station, and info on the men in the SC Cavalry, etc...)
(Bradish Johnson Waring e-mail to John Ball Waring Sept. 22, 2000)
* The Hampton Legion South Carolina Volunteers was organized June 12, 1861 with an infantry battalion of eight companies. A to D and artillery battalion of two companies, A and B. By S.O. No. 196 A. & I. G.O., dated August 22, 1862, the cavalry battalion became a part of the 2nd Regiment South Carolina Cavalry. The artillery battalion became separate and independent companies some time prior to August 25, 1862, about the date when the Legion was reorganized. The infantry battalion was increased to a regiment November 16, 1862, by the additional two companies I and K, which had been formed by the consolidation of the 13th Battalion South Carolina Infantry, by S.O. No. 239 Hdqrs Army of Northern Virginia dated November 11, 1862. The infantry regiment was transferred to cavalry service about March 1864 and it was paroled at Appomattox Court House, Va. April 10, 1865 as Hampton Legion Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers.
(A.T. Taylor Copyist C.S.A. Muster Roll)
The 1860 Charleston City Directory lists a W. H. Waring as a clerk for Crane Boylston & Co, boards corner Cannon Street between Ashley & Rutledge Streets.
After the war 1880 Census list W H Waring Occupation Farmer
[342] buried in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church yard
[4049] married in the Church of the Holy Communion, Charleston
Father: Warren Augustus WETZEL
Mother: Martha Minerva BATES
Family 1
: Susie Alice GOAD
_Eli George WETZEL __
_Warren Augustus WETZEL _|
| |_Piety ANTHONY ______
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|--Warren Gordon WETZEL
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| _Rev. William BATES _+
|_Martha Minerva BATES ___|
|_Rose C. KEITH ______