Thomas Dugan

DAR patriot # A034432

• Birth: June 1748 South Carolina
• Death: Dec. 8, 1822 Newberry County South Carolina. He made a Will in July 1822 which is online via "South Carolina Probate Records, Bound Volumes, 1671-1977, Newberry Wills book, 1805-1826, Vol. I", page 10-13 (two images, #22 and #23 in the online file). The record includes the sale of Thomas Dugan's personal property, which took place in July 1823. Several slaves were purchased by members of the Dugan immediate family, as is typical of the time and place. Thomas Dugan's Will is summarized in Newberry County, SC Historical and Genealogical Annals, page 334.

Revolutionary War Service: supplied provisions and forage. Also served in the Private Militia. DAR patriot #A034432. Source: SC ARCH, Accounts Aud #2064 roll 337. Service Description Also Pvt Militia 2: Supplied Provisions and Forage.

Thomas and Mary Johnston Dugan were the parents of 8 children: Margaret, Thomas, James, George, Hiram, John J, Park and William. Margaret married another Rev. War provider, James Murray. James Murray's father was Samuel Murray, who also supplied and fought in the Rev. War. -- Research by Bonnie Morris Conrad for DAR, posted at FindAGrave

Spouse of Col. Thomas Dugan: his first cousin, Mary Johnston Dugan (1750 - 1819)

In the 1790 US census for Newberry District, SC (second column)

In the 1820 census for Newberry with household count, but the listing is alphabetical only (does not reveal neighbors).

In the 1810 US census for Newberry District, SC: near Anthony Park (his mother's son), McCrackens & Boyds & John Renwick.

In the 1820 US census for Newberry District, SC: near William Lavender and his son David Lavender, William Gamel, and several other Dugans (spelled Duggan).  
Children (all buried at Kings Creek Cem., Newberry SC except Thomas d. 1839):

1.   Margaret Dugan Murray (1772 - 1840) (FindAGrave)
2. Robert (1774-April 4, 1822). He made a Will in 1816 naming his brother Hiram as Executor: South Carolina Probate Records . . . Newberry Wills book, 1805-1826, Vol. H, p. 455 in the volume; Image 233 of 260. The Will was probated in May 1822. See in MEDIA.
3.   John J. Dugan (1775 - 1822) (FindAGrave)
4. James Dugan (July 29, 1798-Oct. 6, 1832) (FindAGrave)
5.   Park Dugan (1781 - 1811)
6.   William Dugan (1781 - 1831)
7. Thomas Dugan (1784-1839), no grave found
8.   George Dugan (1790 - 1827)
9.   Hiram Dugan (1793 - 1823)

"Thomas Dougan was the son of Robert Dougan, Sr. (?-1786, Newberry SC) and Margaret __ Park (widow of Samuel Park, d. <1839, Penna). Children: Col. Thos. Dugan 1748-1822; Maj. James Dugan (?-1781); Maj. Robert Dugan (?-1781); William Dugan (?-?). Before the Revolution, Robert, Sr. and family had moved to the Indian Creek area on the Enoree River in present-day Newberry County, SC. Two of Robert Sr.'s sons, James and Robert, were massacred at or near their home by a band of Tories in 1781. Detailed accounts of this event are preserved." Source: Dr. Julian Dantzler Kelly, Jr. of Savannah, GA in Old Newberry District Quarterly, Fall 1992, Vol. 1, No. 3 (Newberry SC Public Library)

Additional info on this line on Genealogy.com and Wikitree-Dugan.

https://archive.org/stream/TheAnnalsOfNewberryInTwoParts/annalsofne...

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Col Thomas Alexander Dugan BIRTH 8 Jun 1748 Newberry County, South Carolina, USA DEATH 8 Dec 1822 (aged 74) Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina, USA BURIAL Kings Creek Cemetery Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 57402800 · View Source

MEMORIAL PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 6 Service Rev. War supplied provisions and forage. Also served in the Private Militia. Add volume 82

I had Dec 8, 1748 for his birth but DAR records show Dec 6, 1748 so I changed it. A034432

Service source: SC ARCH, Accounts Aud #2064 roll 337 Service Discriptiion Also Pvt Miltia 2 Supplied Provisions and Forage.

Thomas and Mary Johnston Dugan were the parents of 8 children. Margaret, Thomas, James, George, Hiram, John J, Park and William. Margaret married another Rev. War provider James Murray. James Murray's father was Samuel Murray who also supplied and fought in the Rev. War. He is my second patriot. Bonnie Morris Conrad

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Service Rev. War supplied provisions and forage. Also served in the Private Militia. Add volume 82

Service source: SC ARCH, Accounts Aud #2064 roll 337 Service Discriptiion Also Pvt Miltia 2 Supplie Provisions and Forage

Research Bonnie Morris Conrad DAR
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"Son of Robert Dougan, Sr. (?-1786, Newberry SC) and Margaret __ Park (widow of Samuel Park, d. - Research by Debra Lavender

Family Members Spouse Photo Mary Johnston Dugan 1750–1819 (m. 1769)

Children Photo Margarett Dugan Murray 1772–1840

Photo Robert Dugan 1774–1822

Photo John Johnston Dugan 1775–1822

Photo James Dugan 1778–1832

Photo Park Dugan 1781–1817

Photo William Thomas Dugan 1784–1831

Photo George Dugan 1790–1827

Photo Hiram Dugin 1792–1823

Inscription "With length of day's unto their mind I will them satisfy I also my salvation Will cause their eyes to see." Gravesite Details Cleaned with DS 2018. Bonnie Morris Conrad He is my patriot. DAR

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