Beady Thompson

1797 - Aft 1850  (> 54 years)   Has no ancestors but 17 descendants in this family tree.

• Name	Beady Thompson
  Birth	1796/1797	Georgetown Dist, SC
  Gender	Female
  _UID	432E898DD2DAD4118AC44445535400009685
  Death	Aft 1850	Marion Dist, SC
  Person ID	I17753	Marty and Karla Grant
  Last Modified	10 Nov 2012

  
  

  Family	Maj William Ford,   b. 1796/1797, Georgetown Dist, SC (now Marion Co, SC) d. 1 Jan 1860, Marion Dist, SC (Age 63 years)
  Marriage	Bef 1817	Marion Dist, SC
  _UID	C2EAE34CFEEBBF4A90C52EAC18938B3769E6
  Children	1. Sarah Ford,   b. 1816/1817, Marion Dist, SC d. Aft 1880, Marion Co, SC (Age > 64 years)   2. Lewis Ford,   b. 1817/1818, Marion Dist, SC d. 1 Feb 1860, Marion Dist, SC (Age 42 years)   3. William Ford,   b. 1822/1823, Marion Dist, SC d. 1854, Marion Dist, SC (Age 31 years)   4. John T Ford,   b. 1831/1832, Marion Dist, SC d. Aft 1863, Marion Dist, SC (Age > 32 years)   5. George W Ford,   b. 1835/1836, Marion Dist, SC d. Aft 1850, Marion Dist, SC (Age > 15 years)   6. Beady Ford,   b. 1840/1841, Marion Dist, SC d. Aft 1863, Marion Dist, SC (Age > 23 years)   7. Martha Ford,   b. 1848/1849, Marion Dist, SC d. Aft 1850, Marion Dist, SC (Age > 2 years)   8. Enoch Ford,   b. Marion Dist, SC d. TX   9. Nancy Ford,   b. Marion Dist, SC
  Family ID	F8880	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	21 Aug 2026

  
  

• Notes

  !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 1091/1096 William Ford 53 Farmer $8000 Marion Beady 53 Lewis 32 " William 27 " John 18 " George 14 Beady 9 Martha 1; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 167-170 ... Major William Ford, the second son of old man "Zarv" Ford, married a Miss Thompson; he was a well-to-do man; had not many children; the writer does not remember but one, a daughter, Sallie, who had a personal distinction, seldom, if ever, met with—she had a black eye and a blue one; a very pretty girl; she married John R. Watson, who occupied and owned his father's homestead, on the road from Nichols to Lumberton, N. C. ; he died, leaving six or seven children together with his widow; the children all small; the widow managed well and raised a very nice family, sons and daughters—mostly daughters; the mother died some years ago, much respected while living. Major William Ford may have had a son, not now recollected; he had another daughter, as now remembered, who became and is now, the wife of Captain R. H. Rogers.;