American Patriots and Founders
  • Obadiah Moore, Revolutionary Patriot, fought at Battle of Charleston, POW
    • Some Descendants of Obediah More I and his wife Prudence Willoughy
  • Adam Peck, Ensign, Virginia - Some Ancestors and Descendants
  • The Gayle Family: Josiah & Christopher
  • Alfred Alexander Sawyer (1845 TN-1933 OK) and his wife, Elizabeth "Eliza" Ann Morris (1845 TN-1920 OK
  • The Bewley Family: Methodist Circuit Rider Pastors in the Southern Frontier
  • Discovering and writing about American History and my own family's connection to it has been a hobby since I was a child. I welcome e-mail, letters, photos and pedigrees or family history from others. - Susan.
  • The Saxons: The Whitner/Weidner, Summerour and Wininger Family History
  • Levi Wininger - The Story of His life during the Civil War
  • Hans Kierstede, Refugee from Saxony, one of the first Colonial American Doctors, a John Teller, Pvt. NY patriot Ancestor
  • Adam Peck Jr. in the War of 1812
  • Alexander Maddux at Valley Forge
  • Lester Morris, Pvt. NC at the Battle of New Orleans, POW, Revolutionary War
  • John Harrison Burnett at Valley Forge
  • John Harrison Burnett at Valley Forge
  • Historical Biographies by Susan Moore Teller
  • Adam Peck Sr.. and his wife, Elizabeth Sharkey, first generation of the Peck Clan in America.
  • ADAM PECK'S SONS: ADAM THE YOUNGER AND THE WAR OF 1812 --
  • The Gayle Line: Adam the Younger's Eliza
  • The Willoughby Line of England

Eliza - A Southern Belle Who Became  Pioneer Woman...

​The Gayle Line 


by Susan Moore Teller 

$69.99 
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Perfectbound, 80 lb glossy stock, full color, perfect for old docs, photos inside book. 246 Pages.


 
“The tombstone reads simply Eliza, wife of Adam Peck. Born March 12. 1792, Died July 23, 1874”. The graveyard is beautiful, peaceful, quiet, empty of any living person on most days. Eliza’s tombstone is found in the rolling hills of southwestern Kentucky. The tombstone in that Kentucky graveyard gives no hint of a blue-blooded southern belle born on a plantation in the High Santee of South Carolina, Elizabeth Gayle, whose grandfather Josiah signed, in July of 1775, the papers of the Revolutionary Association of Public Defence, South Carolina, pledging his life, fortune and sacred honor in the battle until the dispute with Britain should end. The tombstone gives no hint Eliza lived through the War of 1812, the Mexican War and the Civil War, or that her life was full of suffering and loss, despite her privileged birth. This is her story.”  This book takes her family lines back to England, Europe and is a "gateway" to documented noble lines. This extensive book repesents many decades of research and travel back to every place our Eliza ever lived - then a trip to England to research her English ancestors.  
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