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| Pages from the David James McCord Family Bible | |||||||||||||||||||
 David James McCord of South Carolina |
) The title page of David J. McCords Bible. |
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) The 1st note page from Biblewith marriage and birth information. |
) The 2nd note page from Bible with Birth information on his children. |
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) The 3rd note page from Biblewith marriage and birth information. |
) The 4th note page from Bible with Birth information on his children. |
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) Lousia Susannah Cheves McCord was the second wife of David James McCord. Both the McCord and Cheves names were very well known in the early years of South Carolina. David J. McCords first wife, Emmeline Wagner was the mother of Henry Junius McCord and our line of the McCords. This picture is of a bust of Lousia that she never cared much for. |
) Lousia Susannah Cheves McCord was a very talented woman with a strong personality. Her family was an extremely important family to the history of South Carolina. The above is a page from an article showing the wifes some of the most influential men of South Carolina in the early and mid 1800's. |
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