Stoney, Samuel Gaillard, 1853-1926.

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Charleston, South Carolina plantation owner and businessman. His uncle was Peter Gaillard Stoney, and his grandfather was John Stoney, who made a claim against the U.S. government for the seizure of his merchant ship by the French in the 1790s. William Edmund Stoney was the son of Peter Gaillard Stoney.

From the description of French spoilation claims papers, 1884-1885. (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 32144582

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referencedIn Stoney family. Stoney family documents, 1775-ca. 1935. South Carolina Historical Society
creatorOf Stoney, Samuel Gaillard, 1853-1926. French spoilation claims papers, 1884-1885. South Carolina Historical Society
referencedIn Stoney, Louisa Cheves, 1868-1939. Louisa Cheves Stoney papers, 1811-1939. South Carolina Historical Society
referencedIn Gourdin family. Gourdin allied family papers, 1707-1903. South Carolina Historical Society
referencedIn West Point Rice Mill Company (Charleston, S.C.). West Point Rice Mill Company records, 1860-1926. South Carolina Historical Society
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associatedWith Gourdin family. family
associatedWith Stoney family. family
associatedWith Stoney, John, 1780-1838. person
associatedWith Stoney, Louisa Cheves, 1868-1939. person
associatedWith Stoney, Peter Gaillard, 1809-1884. person
associatedWith Stoney, William Edmund, 1851-1874. person
associatedWith West Point Rice Mill Company (Charleston, S.C.) corporateBody
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South Carolina
Charleston (S.C.)
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French spoliation claims
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Birth 1853

Death 1926

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