Shaw, Claiborne A. (b. 25 MAY 1884, d. 14 FEB 1960)

Note: Initial A. possibly only an initial.

Note: Also shown as:
Birth 7-30-1912 Death 9-19-1912

Note: In Revolutionary War records, he had militia duty in the Granville County Regiment, South Carolina.

Birth also as 1760

Note: Jacob Breland petitioned land on the "Peedee or waters thereof", South Carolina, 1755, and served in 2nd South Carolina Regiment in Revolutionary War.

First US Census, 1790, for Beaufort County, South Carolina:
Abram Breelo: 2 males 16+, 0 males 16-, 4 females, 5 slaves
Absolum Breelo: 1 2 4 1
Abram Breelo: 1 1 5 1
Amos Breelo: 1 3 2 0
William Breelo: 1 0 0 1
Samuel Breelo: 1 0 1 0

aka Brealow, Brelow, Brelaw, Breler, Breelo
Birth also as 1730

8 days militia duty in 1779 when British attempted capture of Beaufort but were promptly defeated.

Cause: Respiratory Faliure

Occupation: Place: Sales Clerk

Note: Approximately 21 days before her death Edith had to have surgery to correct problems with ulcers in her stomach - the surgery removed 1/2 of her stomach. She never really regained full strenght after the surgery.

Cause: Heart Attack

Occupation: Place: Construction Worker

Note: Percy was at his Aunt's Idell Meek Williams Johnson where he was required to take water to those working in the field's. Aunt Idell and Uncle Joe had an old mule named Bill (who like to kick). Percy got behind Bill and was kicked in the head and received a cut to the forehead. Upon returning to the house he asked Aunt Idell "I don't have to carry water no more do I". As told to James Henry Gilmer by Percy's first cousins Susie Johnson Smith and Bradley Johnson.

Cause: Kidney Diease

Note: Broke his neck diving into the Bogue Chitto River while swimming.

Occupation: Place: Beautician & Salesperson

Note: Married previoulsy to a Stanfill (Stanfield)