The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-04-25
q Outline Of the Career Of goath5 Caro-
Sss lina's Nobleat Son.
LIEUT. GEN, WADE HAMPTON.
seian or /. Family OF Mon Noted sior
Ttseis Courage, some Inci-}
dents OF an I1ycnt-
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ssl ssBS Tioi,t (;en Is Wade IInmpton VAS
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s1rceJ, WlUniii Ille so'ilu "
the chimes Of old Saint Michaels, he
first SAW the ltrht His great grand
4 "a 4, ,ari Il, ,,,a 8 s.,,,, v,r4,,,,, NJ An
7, !, !, . =, N, ! { M ',s 3, NJ,
ssotoiiy - ~ ~ p'iot ~ ui'o
3 Revolution and settled nSpartanDurg
district, where he and most OF the
family wera mnrderc1 ~ indians ~
.s,nrs cn,,arn1 q It,,o ..n,,. o,,,,,, s,
5. - 80 s - - oi'o so',' ''N''>''''f'
i sS'eiis liaihp pIolls Brand IaChcr wore
away ut the time and escaped the
massacre, and all served In the War
Il for Independence. Wade Hampton,
the deceased generals grand father,
was In Washing cavalry, and was
lieutenant colonel ut the battle OF
NutaW. The swish OF Col. liampton's
sword was always heard In the charge.
@In the war Of 1872 This soldier was a
general. lie was one of the first cot
4 ton planters and acquired much land
In mississippi and Louisiana as well as
South Carolina. Col. Wade llamp-
4 ton. the dead chiefs father, vas 4
piun.cr VIII argc cStatcS' a1iu llc
sioye,' plou,cu Suock. ~ ~, liuu pr'YAIc
lnGo olaNh ~ liis DcauCl,ul i'ol''c 'icui
SH #GUAu'llpl.s' uuiiieu ~ p'c1i'ial'. w.
$i.alnpCon 4, was q warrior uiso' ~
., nolsoul " = ucl' . n,chsosis -, suall ~ NY
pags,e x ~, -, Wv oIieal's aIu pore 'icws
~ ~ sSiia Coll' tIu,l,g one l'orst .he
sat..e u,Sua',no .n '"'u,, ~ Noio''i''a ~ '''e
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Tia ".'u loo'iSeu ,.I i"lc Vla,I'i.s.
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iu "a. M yos il''ala pia'u,'G IL
ns Ne +,,nn ana ~ ~ ,,,,nS', sUT'n.u ,.iuo
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t,,n wa, ,aisna ~ IA. ~ ~ poi",o az
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hin, Dn,,d snhon1tn %'r' ,.noI '|'1a' ~ N.Y.
annn ga - .,o"nt a = ~ !" 49, ~ ~ ~
soon ~ acyo,o ,,, ms aIochI'o'rI ING CON-
i'ia1iu - soi''ctS.
When the State seeded Hampton
oDcycd the call to arms quickly, going
"a as q private, but soon raising tho
Ian hampton Legion composed Of six COM
panieS oLlnfantry, Tour troops Qf fcav-.
I airy ana @ ore nah1efy or artiilefry. lie
comm commanded TINS efSapfaation with
co-n[ispicuous -,[ip gailalntry at Bull Kun,
's Where ne received wound IN the head.
/. sauc, 2 command WAS hardly lifted for
y goou service. me diliefcnl arms or
\ , Clle service s' were separated ana Glcll
n pecutnne I,lnps ING prosecutor OF famous
" pouy OF lts Klnd." was corps elite,
M lls oflgihiaal y members y two became
SiieltetlailG l !, gcilcfais-7 hampton and
gI2oe pliell ~, l,ee 0ne g major genera "
3 t,ugicr, and thfce Drlsadlecf generals
i 8 Ssu'l.oT 3y,,II ufay ahd logan. ~ seven
n n lines llllless liaihpcoii was again wounded IN
ny loou, ~ ~ Croops dlstlnR'lishliing
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