James Sutherland Deas

BirthMay 21, 1784 - Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, United States

DeathNovember 4, 1865 - Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States

MotherElizabeth Allen

FatherJohn Deas, Slave Auctioneer at David and John Deas Firm,

Born in Camden, Kershaw, South Carolina, United States on May 21, 1784 to John Deas, Slave Auctioneer at David and John Deas Firm, and Elizabeth Allen. James Sutherland Deas married Margaret Rebecca Chesnut and had 12 children. He passed away on November 4, 1865 in Mobile, Mobile, Alabama, United States.

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Parents

John Deas, Slave Auctioneer At David And John Deas Firm,
1735 - 1790

Elizabeth Allen
1742 - 1802

Spouse(s)

Margaret Rebecca Chesnut
1786 - 1874

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Sarah Cantey Deas
1809 - 1883

Zachariah Cantey Deas
1819 - 1882

James Sutherland Deas
1823 - 1853

John Chesnut Deas
1813 - 1898

Elizabeth Allen Deas-huger
1811 - 1890

Mary Chesnut Deas
1825 - 1898

Henry A. Deas
1826 - 1866

Margaret Deas
1815 - 1899

Caroline Elizabeth Deas
1824 - 1891

States G Deas
1813 - 1896

Harry Deas
1817 - Unknown

Samuel L Deas
1823 - Unknown

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