James "Jim" Furgerson

Birthabt 1831 - Barnwell District, South Carolina

Deathabt 1862 - Camp Simmons, near Charleston - buried in Ferguson Family Cemetery, Appleton, South Carolina

MotherSarah "Sallie" Ann (Furgerson) Brooker

FatherJames "Ol' Man Jim" Furgerson

Born in Barnwell District, South Carolina on abt 1831 to James "Ol' Man Jim" Furgerson and Sarah "Sallie" Ann (Furgerson) Brooker. James "Jim" Furgerson married Sarah Ann E Jackson and had 5 children. He passed away on abt 1862 in Camp Simmons, near Charleston - buried in Ferguson Family Cemetery, Appleton, South Carolina.

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Parents

James "Ol' Man Jim" Furgerson
1802 - 1875

Sarah "Sallie" Ann (Furgerson) Brooker
1810 - 1885

Spouse(s)

Sarah Ann E Jackson
1841 - 1932

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William "Billy" Raymond Ferguson (Furgerson)
1856 - 1929

John Ferguson
1862 - 1906

Martha Ferguson
1868 - Unknown

Patrick James "Jim" Ferguson (Furgerson)
1859 - 1939

Sarah "Sallie" Ferguson (Furgerson)
1861 - Unknown

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