Individual Details
James "Jimmie" Wylie
(1749 - )
Events
| Birth | 1749 | Ireland |  | ||
| Immigration | 1767 | From Ireland to Charleston, SC | | ||
| land | 1767 | 100 acres, South Carolina | | ||
| Military | Ca 1776 | Served in Revolutionary War as scout of Gen Sumter. Severely wounded in battle. - South Carolina | |
Families
| Father | PETER WYLIE (1711 - 1795) |
| Mother | ANN HAWTHORNE (1720 - 1783) |
| Sibling | Margaret Wylie (1747 - 1824) |
| Sibling | Francis Wylie Sr (1750 - 1843) |
| Sibling | Mary Wylie (1754 - ) |
| Sibling | WILLIAM WYLIE (1760 - 1830) |
Endnotes
1. Max Perry, Descendants of Simpson-Roach families of SC 1974, Midland Texas.
2. Stewart, Earl of Donegal Ship and Land Grant combined record 1767.
3. Stewart, Earl of Donegal Ship and Land Grant combined record 1767.
4. Max Perry, Descendants of Simpson-Roach families of SC 1974, Midland Texas.
5. , Cyclopedia of Eminent and Representative Men of the Carolinas of the Nineteeth Century: Volume I (Wisconson, Madison: Brant & Fuller, 1892), 247.
6. Leonard Wilson, Editor, Makers of America, Biographies of Leading Men and Women (703 Fifteenth Street, Northwest, Washington, DC: BF Johnson, Inc, 1917), 207 Richard Evans Wylie.
7. Mrs. Catherine Evans Hinton, Wylie Record: Peter Wylie and Annie Hawthorn rom County Antrim Ireland (found at Familysearch.org: Self published, unknown), image 26 of 82.
8. Yates Snowden, LL.D, History of South Carolina: Volume IV (Chicago and NY: Lewis Publishing Company, 1920), 313.