John Gaillard / Mary Lord

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Family Sheet

HUSBAND
         Name: John GaillardMale Note
         Born: 5 Sep 17651765-9-5 at St. Stephen  s District, South CarolinaSt. Stephen  s District, South Carolina
      Married: 22 Nov 17921792-11-22
         Died: 26 Feb 18261826-2-26 at Washington, D.CWashington, D.C
       Father: John Gaillard
       Mother: Judith Peyre

WIFE
         Name: Mary Lord
         Born: 19 Feb 1773
         Died: 16 May 1799





CHILDREN
         Name: Theodore Samuel Gaillard
         Born: 17 Nov 1796
         Died: 24 Dec 1855
         Wife: Catherine Sinkler Peyre


         Name: Edwin Gaillard
         Born: Abt 1797
         Died: 


         Name: Anna Gaillard
         Born: 16 May 1798
         Died: 16 May 1799





NOTES

1). GAILLARD, John, uncle of Theodore Gaillard Hunt , a Senat or from South Carolina born in St. Stephens District, S.C. , September 5, 1765 educated for the legal profession in E ngland member, State house of representatives 1794 1796 m ember, State senate 1796 1804, serving as president 1803 18 04 elected as a Republican to the United States Senate i n 1804 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Pie rce Butler reelected in 1806, 1812, 1818, and 1824 and ser ved from December 6, 1804, until his death on February 26 , 1826 served as President pro tempore of the Senate durin g the Eleventh and Thirteenth through Nineteenth Congresses died in Washington, D.C. interment in the Congressiona l Cemetery.

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