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Andrew H. Ferguson

Birthdate:
Death: May 31, 1833 (46)
Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina, United States
Place of Burial: Gaston, Northampton County, North Carolina, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Thomas Ferguson, Esq. and Mary Ferguson
Husband of Jane Ferguson
Father of Elizabeth Wilson; Elizabeth Jane Falls; Sarah Ann Oates; Robert Andrew Ferguson; Mary Neil and 10 others
Brother of Elizabeth Falls; John Ferguson; Mary Ann Quinn; Sarah D. Quinn; Thomas Ferguson, II and 2 others

Managed by: Kristen Leigh Psomadakis
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About Andrew H. Ferguson

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Birth: Jan. 20, 1787 Death: May 31, 1833

45 yrs.

  1. Old Pisgah Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Gaston County, North Carolina
  2. Note: R.A. Ferguson, in company with his uncle, James Ferguson, known as "Squire Jim" Ferguson, of Gaston County, North Carolina, his son William and Alfred Ferguson started on the 19th of February 1849, for California. They walked to Yorkville, South Carolina and then they went by stage to Charleston, South Carolina and then by water to New York. From New York they sailed on a vessel to Panama. They crossed the Isthmus of Panama by private conveyance. After crossing Panama, they went by water to California. I am not certain just where they landed, but it seems that the first landing was in Sacramento City. Their tickets cost them $1,400.00 each. The first work done by R.A. after arriving in California was driving a dray from the landing up to town.. They gave him $10.00 a day and his board for the first day, and for some time after that. Squire Jim and his son, William Ferguson and my brother Alfred Ferguson each got $25.00 a day for carpenter work. They had to pay $1.00 for a pound of flour. They worked there in town for a while, and then got up a camping outfit and went into the mining regions. Old man Squire Jim Ferguson and R.A. Ferguson returned to Gaston County in the latter part of 1853, I think. My oldest brother, Alfred died in California. When R.A. Ferguson returned from California, he brought with him about $25,000 in gold, and carried that with him to Texas. William Ferguson brought as much or more gold with him. Old Squire brought $25,000 or $30,000 with him. At his death, his children got at least $4,000 apiece. Squire Jim died soon after coming back. James Ferguson died at the age of 47 years. This was written by George Ferguson in the "History of "The Family of Ferguson".

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Parents:
 Thomas Ferguson (1753 - 1832)
 Mary Patterson Ferguson (1762 - 1822)

Spouse:

 Jane McWilliams Ferguson (1792 - 1857)*

Children:

 Elizabeth Ferguson Wilson (1809 - 1866)*
 James Ferguson (1813 - 1895)*
 William Ferguson (1819 - 1841)*
 Elizabeth Jane Ferguson Falls (1821 - 1893)*

Siblings:

 Elizabeth Ferguson Falls (1785 - 1870)*
 Andrew Ferguson (1787 - 1833)
 Sarah Ferguson Quinn (1795 - 1847)*
 Thomas Ferguson (1798 - 1864)*
 James Ferguson (1806 - 1853)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: Pisgah Cemetery Gastonia Gaston County North Carolina, USA

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Andrew H. Ferguson's Timeline

1787
January 20, 1787
1809
December 26, 1809
Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States
December 26, 1809
Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States
1811
August 24, 1811
Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States
1813
October 13, 1813
North Carolina, United States
October 13, 1813
York County, South Carolina, United States
1817
February 11, 1817
Kings Mountain, Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States
1817
York County, South Carolina, United States
1819
October 26, 1819
Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States