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Captain Thomas Lee

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Bridgetown, Saint Michael, Barbados
Death: August 07, 1769 (58)
142 Church Street, Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina, Colonial America
Place of Burial: Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of Francis Lee, of Barbados and Mary Lee
Husband of Mary Lee and Jane Lee
Father of Mary Lockwood; Susannah "Hannah" Owens; Colonel William Lee, of Charleston; Rachael Lee; Major Stephen Lee and 7 others
Brother of Francis Lee; Joseph Lee; William Henry Lee and Mary Lee

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About Captain Thomas Lee

Thomas was born on February 6th, 1711 in Bridgetown, St. Michael's Parish, Barados. Thomas' father was Francis Lee and his mother was Mary Barnell. He had two brothers and two sisters, named Joseph, William Henry, Francis and Mary. He was the oldest of the five children. He died at the age of 58 on August 7th, 1769 in Charleston, Charleston Co., Sc.. He was buried in St. Philip's Church Cemetary in Charleston, Sc..


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Thomas and Mary were married in a religious ceremony on April 1st, 1733 in Bridgetown, St. Michael's Parish in Barbados. They had four sons and seven daughters, named Francis, Joseph, William, Stephen, Mary, Susannah, Rebecca, Hannah, Rachael, Ann Sarah and Deborah.


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My immigrant ancestor, Francis of Barbados was descended from Sir Robert Lee of Belsley to whom armorial bearings were granted on December 20th, 1593. The Lee genealogy presented here is from published material readily available in most libraries.

Thomas Lee, of Charleston, South Carolina, was the son of Francis Lee and Mary Barnell of Bridgetown, Barbados. Francis and Mary were married on 12/23/1707 in Barbados.

Thomas was born 2/6/1710

His siblings were: Francis born 11/8/1712, Joseph born 1/6/1714, William Henry born 10/29/1719, and Mary born 2/1720

Little is known of Thomas Lee, but there are records in Charleston giving the births of his children by his wife Mary Giles. He is described in Charleston records as an architect. He was reported as prosperous and owned a large brick house on Elliott Street. He had seven slaves, whose names I give because I like them, and to give them honor: Tomm, Hampshire, Rinah, Charity, Old Venus, Little Hampshire and Little Rinah.

Thomas Lee died 8/7/1769. His wife, Mary, died 5/26/1757. They are buried in St. Philip's Parish, Charleston. After his wife Mary died, Thomas married a second time to Jane Bee. There were no children from the second marriage.

The children of Thomas LEE and Mary Giles are:

  1. Francis
  2. Mary born 2/7/1738 in Charleson, SC. died 12/1814 @ 76 yrs. She married Joshua Lockwood II on 6/23/1757 in Charleston. He was born 11/5/1729, the son of Joshua and Sarah Lockwood of Worcester, England. Joshua was a noted watch and chronometer maker, and for many years he took care of the clock in St. Michael's Church in Charleston, winding it every twenty-four hours. Some of his clocks are still in existence. He lived at No. 1 Broad Street. In 1801 he was listed as living at No. 1 Smith Street. He died 11/5/1809 in Charleston at 80 years of age. He is buried in the Circular Congregational Churchyard.
  3. Susannah m. Christopher Easton
  4. Joseph m. Mary Hay Thorne
  5. Rebecca who died at five months of age
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Captain Thomas Lee's Timeline

1711
February 6, 1711
Bridgetown, Saint Michael, Barbados
1734
January 16, 1734
St Michaels, Christchurch, Barbados
1738
January 7, 1738
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
1740
1740
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
1742
November 11, 1742
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
1744
March 10, 1744
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
1745
July 17, 1745
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
July 17, 1745
Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina, Colonial America
1747
June 21, 1747
Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina