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She was born July 24, 1841, at Westminster, SC, and died Dec.12,1918, at Mountain Rest, SC., and is buried at Double Springs Church. She did not marry. |
He was born in1843 at Westminster, SC. In 1861, he enlisted in the1st SC (Orr's) Rifles, Company F. He was killed on August 31,1862, at the 2nd Battle of Manassas (2nd Bull Run). We don't know where he lies. He wasn't married.
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He was born in 1845 at Westminster, SC. In spring 1862, he enlisted in the1st SC (Orr's) Rifles, Company F. A few months later, on July 12 or 13, 1862, he died near Richmond, Va., of disease or wounds from the Battle of Gaines Mill. We don't know where he is buried. He wasn't married. |
He was born May 31, 1846, at Westminster, SC. In 1864, he joined Company F of the 2nd SC Battalion, Cavalry Reserves. Before 1879, he married Selena Ellen Vissage, and they had four children. He died May 10, 1925, and is buried at Double Springs Church near Mountain Rest, SC. |
She was born in 1847 at Westminster, SC, and died in1852. She is buried in the family plot at Westminster, according to our Great-aunt Amy Lyles. We suppose the family plot was at the now-vanished Salem Methodist Church. |
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A resident of Mountain Rest, S.C., he probably married Selena Vissage at Double Springs Church. |
She was a daughter of James W. Vissage, blacksmith, and Martha Fowler Vissage, both of Oconee County, S.C. |
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This rough-hewn spinning wheel was found in the attic of the Lyles' Mountain Rest house after Amy Lyles died. Dated about 1790, it was probably used by the family from its earliest days until it was retired. (The Mountain Rest Lyleses were not curio collectors.) |