Individual Details

Farmed and ran a post office in the Wellford area.

1860 Spartanburg SC Census: 1643, 1643, Fort Prince PO, S. Div., Roll M653_1226, pg. 412.
Wingo, A.Y. 26 M farmer $0 $196 SC, Margaret W. 23 F SC, Mary E. 1 F SC

Enlisted as a private on 1/29/1862 in Company E, 2nd Regiment, South Carolina Cavalry, CSA.
(also Company C, 4th Btn, South Carolina Cavalry)

The following notice appeared in a listing of Confederate Veterans published in the Spartanburg Herald of Wednesday, 17 August 1910:
"Wingo, Andrew Jackson, born Sept. 18, 1833, Wellford. Enlisted Jan. 1, 1862; Co. E., 2nd SC Cav. Capt. Geo. B. Dean. Farming."

1870 Spartanburg SC Census: 553, 555, Spartanburg PO, Beech Springs, Roll M593_1508 pg. 339.
Wingo, Andrew 36 W M farmer $0 $175 SC, Margaret 33 W F k-h SC, Mary 11 W F at home SC, Julia 6 W F SC, John 3 W M SC, Leah 1 W F SC, and
McMakin, Benj. 61 W M at home SC

1880 Spartanburg SC Census: 827, 843, Beech Springs, Roll T9_1240, pg. 90, ED 138.
Wingo, A. Jackson 46 W M self farmer M SC SC SC, Margaret 44 W F wife k-h M SC SC SC, Essie 21 W F dau M SC SC SC, Julia 17 W F dau M SC SC SC, John 13 W M son laborer on farm M SC SC SC, Leah 11 W F dau at school M SC SC SC, William 8 W M son at school M SC SC SC, Fannie 5 W F dau M SC SC SC, Carrie 3 W F dau M SC SC SC

1900 Spartanburg SC Census: 253, 254, Beech Springs, Roll T623_1541, pg. 14B, ED 79.
Wingo, Andrew J. 66 W M b Sept 1833 head M 43 farmer SC VA VA, Margaret E. 63 W F b Feb 1837 wife M 43 7/6 SC SC SC, William C. 27 W M b Aug 1872 son S farm laborer SC SC SC, Fannie B. 25 W F b Dec 1874 dau S SC SC SC

1910 Spartanburg SC Census: 162, 162, Campobello, Roll T624_1472, part 1, pg. 137A.
Wingo, A. J. 77 W M head M1 53 farmer SC VA VA, Margarett 75 W F wife M1 53 7/7 SC SC SC and
Tinsley, Fannie 34 W F dau M1 2 SC SC SC, Hiram 62 W M son-in-law M2 house painter SC SC SC

On Friday, March 20, 1914, the following letter, titled Jackson Wingo, appeared in the Journal and Carolina Spartan:
"Please allow me a little space in your valuable paper to make a little mention of the death of our beloved brother, A. J. wingo, who died last Sunday, 15th inst., near Campobello and was interred in the cemetery at Mt. Zion Monday at 2:20 o'clock. the writer can say of Mr. Wingo that he was a gentleman and true Christian, also a good counseler for young men, and was worthy of imitation. Mr. Wingo was the last of eight sons of the late John and Cinthia Wood Wingo. These eight, namely, Hamilton, Calvin, Franklin, Wiley, Jackson, Lewis, and Memory Wingo [sic -- only seven listed] all entered the Confederate army and served their country faithfully during its existance and all survived to return to their homes after its close. Jackson Wingo married Margaret McMakin, who survives him. C. A. Wingo, Roebuck, SC"

On 21 March 1914, the following appeared on page 6 of the Spartanburg Herald, under the heading of Mount Zion.
"Mt. Zion, March 20. The furnal services of Mr. Jackson Wingo of Campobello were held here Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. His death has cast a gloom over the entire community, as he once lived near here and has been an consistant member of the Mount Zion Baptist Church for a number of years. He lived a simple, unasuming life, true to his home, true to his church, and was loved and respected by every one. He was 82 years old and was the last member of a large and prominent family. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret Wingo; four daughters, Mrs. Julia Cooper and Mrs. Leah Settle, of this place; Mrs. Carrie High of Gowensville, and Mrs. Essie Cooper, of Holly Springs; two sons, Mr. John Wingo, of this place and Mr. William Wingo, of Campobello, and a number of grandchildren and great-grandchilden. The funeral services were conducted by his pastor, Rev. J. L. Ouzts, and Rev. J. R. Aiken, of Fairforest, followed by internment in the church yard. The floral tributes were many and beautiful."

SC death record 1919-12327 shows that Margaret Wingo, widow, died near Inman, SC, on 7 June 1919, at age 84. Her parents were Ben McMakin and ____ Wade. The informant was J. L. Wingo and she was buried at Mt. Zion by Floyd Martuary. She died of a broken hip.

Birth	18 Sep 1833	Inman, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Marriage	15 Jan 1857	Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA - Margaret E. MCMAKIN
Burial	Mar 1914	Mount Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Spartanburg, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Death	15 Mar 1914	Campobello, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA

Spouse	Margaret E. MCMAKIN (1837 - 1919)
Child	Living
Child	Minnie Estelle "Essie" WINGO (1859 - 1947)
Child	Leila Davis WINGO (1862 - )
Child	Julia McMakin WINGO (1864 - 1948)
Child	John Lewis WINGO (1866 - 1959)
Child	Nannie Leah WINGO (1869 - 1956)
Child	William Caldwell "Uncle Billy" WINGO (1872 - 1973)
Child	Fannie Baker WINGO (1874 - 1918)
Child	Carrie Elizabeth WINGO (1877 - 1922)

Father	John T. "Johnny Crust" WINGO (1787 - 1879)
Mother	Cynthia WOOD (1797 - 1872)
Sibling	William Hamilton "Will & Hamp" WINGO (1821 - 1890)
Sibling	Thomas Calvin WINGO (1823 - 1880)
Sibling	Mary A. "Polly" WINGO (1824 - 1881)
Sibling	Joseph Simpson WINGO (1826 - 1889)
Sibling	John Franklin WINGO (1828 - 1898)
Sibling	Maiden B. WINGO (1829 - )
Sibling	Benjamin Wiley WINGO (1831 - 1881)
Sibling	Louis Landrum "Lewis" WINGO (1836 - 1913)
Sibling	Memory C. WINGO ( - 1875)
Sibling	Jency WINGO (1842 - 1850)
Sibling	Nancy WINGO (1844 - 1885)