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Sarah Hatcher

Birth1718 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg, South Carolina, United States
Death1816 - Spartenburg, South Carolina, United States
MotherElizabeth A (Betsy) Ligon-Hatcher
FatherSeth Hatcher Sr (6th gg)

Born in Orangeburg, Orangeburg, South Carolina, United States on 1718 to Seth Hatcher Sr (6th gg) and Elizabeth A (Betsy) Ligon-Hatcher. Sarah Hatcher married William Robert Clayton and had 7 children. She passed away on 1816 in Spartenburg, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Seth Hatcher Sr (6Th Gg)
1659 - 1756
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Elizabeth A (Betsy) Ligon-hatcher
1796 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Robert Clayton
1720 - 1804
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John Cleaton
1724 - 1781
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Gabriel Clayton
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lieutenant John Robert Clayton (4Th Gg)
1734 - 1828
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Augustine Absolom Clayton
1755 - 1835
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Isaac Clayton
1740 - Unknown
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Gowen Clayton
1755 - 1826
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Lawrence Clayton
1745 - Unknown
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William Clayton
1742 - Unknown
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Absalom Clayton
1762 - 1858

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