CHESTER CO., SOUTH CAROLINA -  Duncan WYLIE Burying Ground

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Contributed by: T. Wesley Phinney, Jr.

Duncan Wylie Burying Ground (near Hoopers Creek at Knox Station,
 copied in 1956 from Mary Strange Papers (Tombstone Records of Chester Co.
 and vicinity Vol.1): 

        Duncan Wylie    (60)    d,12 June 1840 

        Sarah McCullough        (17 3/12) d. 26 May 1846 

        John McCullough (11 10/12) d. 2 February 1843 

        James McCullough        (52)  d. 27 Sept. 1845 

        Margaret Phinney        (79)    d. 15 Jan. 1857 

        Patrick Phinney (75)     d. 14 Feb. 1848 

See Chester District Genealogical Society Bulletin Volume XVI, No.2, 
dated June 1992 page 41.  

  The site is remote on land owned by John Hancock Mutual Ins. and 
managed by Resource Mgmt. Serv. Inc..   It is understood that a logging 
road was built to enable better access. 

    Patrick and Margaret McCullough Phinney were my grandparents, 
five generations removed. 

T. Wesley Phinney, Jr.