Alexander Dailey

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A putative son of Owen, Jr., was Alexander Dailey, born Stafford County, VA about 1730 and died in Nova Scotia after 1780.

After serving with Captain Nelson's Company on duty in South Carolina, Alexander Dailey was discharged in 1748.He petitioned the South Carolina Council for land which was granted in 1748.His first wife, Barbara Craft, who was from the Newberry District of South Carolina, died about 1750. Apparently Alexander, Jr., was their only issue. Alexander, Sr., married Anna Barbara Quattlebaum in about 1751 with issue Owen (1756), John (1760), William (1766), and Vines (1779?) --- all born in SC.

Alexander Dailey, Sr. and Alexander Dailey, Jr. were listed on the muster of the Captain John York's Company, South Carolina Royalists, Savannah, GA, 1 Dec 1779. Alexander Dailey, Sr. apparently fled the country with his second wife after the American Revolution and took refuge in Nova Scotia. It is presumed he died there.

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B. Quatlebaum was the 2nd wife of Alexander Dailey. They married in 1751 in Newberry county S.C. She was the daughter of Peter and Anna Von Der Hutte.

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On an earlier petition, it indicated that Alexander Deley (Daily) had been married before, to a Barbara Craft. She apparently died and he remarried Barbara Quattelbaum.

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