Family: Capt. Daniel Hingston Bythewood / Elizabeth Taylor (F4960)
m. Apr 1792-
Father | Male
Capt. Daniel Hingston Bythewood
Born Oct 30, 1764 Died Jan 30, 1848 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA 
Buried Married Apr 1792 Charleston, Charleston county, South Carolina, USA Father Daniel Bythewood | F4975 Group Sheet Mother Elizabeth Hingston | F4975 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
Elizabeth Taylor
Born Apr 05, 1770 New York, New York county, New York, USA Died Sep 25, 1828 Buried Father William Taylor | F4976 Group Sheet Mother Elizabeth (__) | F4976 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Male
James Graham Bythewood
Born Aug 12, 1811 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Died Y Buried Spouse Sarah H. McConnico | F4962 Married Dec 20, 1835 Allenton, Wilcox county, Alabama, USA
Child 4 | Male
Benjamin Russell Bythewood
Born Oct 18, 1793 Charleston, Charleston county, South Carolina, USA Died Y Buried Spouse Sarah Johnson Fickling | F4961 Married Jan 14, 1813 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA
Child 7 | Male
Thomas Stone Bythewood
Born Oct 20, 1800 Died Oct 23, 1813 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Buried
Child 8 | Female
Eliza Taylor Bythewood
Born Oct 20, 1800 Charleston, Charleston county, South Carolina, USA Died Y Buried
Child 9 | Female
Rachel Ann Bythewood
Born Sep 29, 1804 Charleston, Charleston county, South Carolina, USA Died Oct 03, 1804 Buried
Child 10 | Male
Daniel Hingston Bythewood
Born Sep 09, 1805 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Died Sep 30, 1817 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Buried
Child 11 | Female
Mary Isabella Bythewood
Born Oct 18, 1807 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Died Aug 27, 1812 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Buried
Child 12 | Male
Joseph Cook Bythewood
Born Sep 26, 1809 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Died Oct 02, 1817 Beaufort, Beaufort county, South Carolina, USA Buried
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Notes - Daniel Hingston Bythewood, a British merchant and sea captain, is said to have been persuaded by his wife to give up his prosperous voyaging and become a Baptist missionary. Both he and his wife are buried in the Baptist churchyard.
- Daniel Hingston Bythewood, a British merchant and sea captain, is said to have been persuaded by his wife to give up his prosperous voyaging and become a Baptist missionary. Both he and his wife are buried in the Baptist churchyard.
