Adger, Margaret Hall Moffett, 1820-1915

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Daughter of Andrew and Anna Moffett, she married William Adger (1816-1853), a Charleston, S.C., businessman, in 1840. After her husband's death, she resided in the homes of her children.

From the description of Margaret Hall Moffett Adger papers, 1825-1911. (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 70978590

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referencedIn Williman, Jacob, 1823-1899. Jacob Williman poetry album, 1838-1847. South Carolina Historical Society
creatorOf Adger, Margaret Hall Moffett, 1820-1915. Margaret Hall Moffett Adger papers, 1825-1911. South Carolina Historical Society
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correspondedWith Adger, Andrew Moffett, 1846-1915 person
correspondedWith Adger, Elizabeth Keith Shrewsbury, d. 1890 person
associatedWith Adger family. family
correspondedWith Adger, James, 1845-1873 person
associatedWith Adger, William, 1816-1853. person
associatedWith Confederate States of America. Army. South Carolina Cavalry Regiment, 4th. Company K. corporateBody
associatedWith Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885. person
associatedWith Law family. family
correspondedWith Law, Thomas Hart, 1838-1923 person
associatedWith Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870. person
associatedWith Manning family. family
correspondedWith Moffett, Andrew, 1793-1849 person
correspondedWith Moffett, Anna Reid, 1795-1868 person
associatedWith Moffett family. family
correspondedWith Moffett, George H., 1829-1875 person
associatedWith Smith family. family
associatedWith Smyth family. family
associatedWith Williman, Jacob, 1823-1899. person
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Hartsville (S.C.)
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Birth 1820

Death 1915

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