Swinton family, ca. 1060-1883

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Microfilm of typescript collection (27 leaves) in possession of Mrs. Jules Atwood, Townsend, Georgia.

Hugh, Alexander, and William Swinton, brothers, immigrated to South Carolina, ca. 1722. Hugh returned to Scotland. William married Mrs. Hannah White Brown and had two sons and a daughter. He died in 1743. Their son, Hugh (1737-1809), and his wife, Susannah Splatt, lived in Charleston, South Carolina, and had thirteen children. Descendants lived in South Carolina, Alabama, and elsewhere.

Alexander Swinton married Judith Simmons and had a son, William (1735- 1780). William married Mary Slade in 1759. They had a son and two daughters. The son died unmarried. Their daughter, Sarah, married married John McIntosh in Colleton, South Carolina, in 1759. William married 2) Sarah Barron in 1766. They had a daughter. William was killed on Willtown road in 1780 in defense of his county. Descendants listed lived in Georgia.

Contents: Swinton of that Ilk -- Swinton-McIntosh -- William Swinton / copied from a paper in possession of Sallie McIntosh Dunwody -- Family record [ca. 1735-1826] / copied from a transcription, 1873, of records from the family Bible, which was in possession of William J. McIntosh of Savannah, Georgia -- Genealogy of the Swinton family / copied from an old notebook owned by Mrs. James S. Dunwody -- Genealogy of Splatts descent of the Haynes -- William the Surveyor -- Family record -- Alexander Swinton's descendants -- Genealogy of the Swinton family according to Archibald Campbell Swinton of Kimmerghane -- Swinton notes.

With: McIntosh family Bible records, ca. 1807-1820.

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