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About Col. John Chesnut, Sr.
Inscription: Under the paternal roof, a blessing. A devoted husband, a parent tender, judicious, provident. A friend sincere and consistent, of integrity unreproached and irreproachable. He was a Colonel of the 22nd Regiment, a Senator in the General Assembly and a Captain of the Kershaw Volunteers of 1836 in Florida, where he contracted the disease which eventually closed his useful and honorable career. His life furnished a beautiful example how a good man should live: His death how a Christian can die. This stone the least expressive memorial of her bereavement is erected by his widow.
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Col. John Chesnut, Sr.'s Timeline
| 1799 |
December 23, 1799
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Camden,South Carolina, Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
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| 1827 |
May 31, 1827
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| 1828 |
February 10, 1828
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GA, United States
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May 23, 1828
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| 1829 |
1829
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| 1833 |
June 9, 1833
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Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
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| 1835 |
February 18, 1835
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| 1837 |
July 15, 1837
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Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
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| 1839 |
December 19, 1839
Age 39
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Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
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December 19, 1839
Age 39
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Knights Hill Cemetery, Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina, United States
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