Individual Details

Ambrose said died 7/23/1850. Who?

Note: Family members say Jency and Pickney C. Wingo may not be children but relatives in household. ??

The History of Spartanburg County by Dr. J. B. O. Landrum:
... , John (Crust) Wingo, married Cintha Wood (whose mother was a Seay, sister of wife of the first mentioned John Wingo.) He is substantial, honest, and upright citizen, and had children as follows: Hamilton, who married Caroline Hawkins; Calvin, who married Polly Wingo; Polly, who married Manning Ross and went to Texas; Simpson, who married Jane Wingo; Franklin, who married Lizzie Royston; Maiden, who never married; Wiley, who married Theresa Cunningham; Jackson , who married Margaret McMaken; Lewis Landrum, who married Mary Berry; Memory, who married Mary Pennington; and Nancy, who married Robert Reynolds. Of the eight sons mentioned, all entered the Confederate army, all served their country faithfully during its existence, and all survived to return to their home after its close."

Served as a private in the War of 1812 against Great Britain. Enlisted on October 1, 1814 for a term of six months at Charleston, South Carolina in the 1'st Regiment, South Carolina Militia under Captain James Brannon's Artillery, Colonel Means Regiment, Moores Brigade. He was discharged in Charleston, South Carolina on March 6, 1815.

His bounty warrant file number (NNRG) 55-80-20229 and bounty warrant number 18,1815 for 80 acres of land. His pension file number (NNRG) SC20859 and pension number 25582.

Spartanburg County SC Deed Book N p. 76-77 Sept. 19, 1811.
William Traylor (Spartanburg County SC) to John Wingo (same); for $100 ac on S side of N Tygar R; part of two tracts: (1) 46 ac sold by John Pace to William Traylor and (2) 60 ac sold by Richard Pace to William Traylor; border: n - N Tygar R, E - Isaac Snoddy, S - Joseph Rogers, and W - Joseph Collins. Witness Edmund Wood and Joseph Collins. signed William Traylor. wit. oath Oct. 11, 1811 Edmund Wood to Michl Miller. Rec. Dec. 16, 1811. Dower renounced Oct. 11, 1811 Mary Traylor to Michl Miller.

1820 Spartanburg County SC Census: Roll M33_120, pg. 233B, line 38.
Wingo, John Males: 1 = under 10, 1 = 26-44, 1 = over 44, 2 working in agriculture
Females: 1 = 26-45, no slaves.

Spartanburg County SC Deed Book S p. 129-130 Nov. 23, 1822.
William Wingo (Spartanburg County SC) to John Wingo (same); for $500 sold (1) 75 ac on waters of N Tyger R; border: S - Alexander Thompson, W - Robert Jameson, E - Thomas Wingo and James Ballinger, and N - Alexander Roddy; and (2) 52 ac; total of both tracts is 127 ac; tract (2) was released by William Wingo and Fanny Wingo to John Wingo" at death of William and Fanny Wingo; part of estate of James Jordan allloted to Peggy Vernon and sold by Samuel Farrow, sheriff (Spartanburg County SC) to James Jordan, Esq.
Witness Thomas Wingo and Laurence Bankston. Signed William Wingo. Wit. oath Jan. 6, 1822 (sic) Thomas Wingo to E Bomar. rec. Jan. 6, 1823.

1830 Spartanburg County SC Census: Roll M19_171, pg. 323, line 10.
Wingo, John Males: 2 = under 5, 2 = 5-10, 1 = 40-50
Females: 1 = under 5, 1 = 5-10, 1 = 30-40, total = 9, 1 slave.

1840 Spartanburg County SC Census: Roll M252_515, pg. 74, line 2.
Wingo, John Males: 2 = under 5, 2 = 5-10, 2 = 10-15, 2 = 15-20, 1 = 40-50,
Females: 1 = 15-20, 1 = 40-50, 6 working in agriculture, total = 14, 2 slaves, and
Wingo, William Males: 1 = 80-90* (William, a Rev. War Vet),


1850 Spartanburg County SC Census: 222, 222, Roll M432_858, pg. 102.
Wingo, John 63 W M farmer $2,000 SC, Cynthia 53 W F SC, Franklin 22 W M farmer SC, Maiden 21 W F SC, Wiley 19 W M farmer SC, Jackson 17 W M farmer SC, L. L. 14 W M SC, Pressley C. (NOT WINGO) 22 W M SC, Memory 11 W M SC, Nancy 6 W F SC

1860 Spartanburg County SC Census: 1640, 1640, Fort Prince PO, S. Div., Roll M653_1226, pg. 411.
Wingo, John 71 W M farmer $1,200 $6,000 VA, Cynthia 65 W F SC, Franklin 31 W M farmer $500 $75 SC, Lewis 24 W M SC, Murry 21 W M SC, Nancy 16 W F SC

Look for 1867 deed...to Louis Landrum Wingo.

1870 Spartanburg County SC Census: 562, 566, Spartanburg PO, Beech Springs, Roll M593_1508, pg. 340.
Wingo, John 81 W M farmer $500 $200 VA, Cynthia 71 W F k-h SC and
Wingo, Louis 34 W M at home SC, Mary 25 W F domestic help SC, Almon 8/12 W M SC and
Wingo, Nancy 24 W F at home SC

Probably buried at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Spartanburg County, South Carolina in an unmarked grave.

Birth	25 Feb 1787	Amelia County, Virginia, USA
Marriage	Dec 1819	Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA - Cynthia WOOD
Death	11 Dec 1871	Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Death	22 Feb 1879	Beech Springs, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA
Burial		Mt Zion Baptist Church Cemetery, Spartanburg County, South Carolina, USA

Spouse	Cynthia WOOD (1797 - 1872)
Child	William Hamilton "Will & Hamp" WINGO (1821 - 1890)
Child	Thomas Calvin WINGO (1823 - 1880)
Child	Mary A. "Polly" WINGO (1824 - 1881)
Child	Joseph Simpson WINGO (1826 - 1889)
Child	John Franklin WINGO (1828 - 1898)
Child	Maiden B. WINGO (1829 - )
Child	Benjamin Wiley WINGO (1831 - 1881)
Child	Andrew Jackson "Andy" WINGO (1833 - 1914)
Child	Louis Landrum "Lewis" WINGO (1836 - 1913)
Child	Memory C. WINGO ( - 1875)
Child	Jency WINGO (1842 - 1850)
Child	Nancy WINGO (1844 - 1885)

Father	William "Billy" WINGO (1760 - 1834)
Mother	Mary HOLT (1768 - 1792)
Sibling	Thomas James WINGO (1789 - 1872)
Sibling	Mary G. "Polly" WINGO (1790 - 1852)