Charlotte SOUTER b. 10 Feb 1820 d. 18 Oct 1909: House of Hackett

House of Hackett

Charlotte SOUTER

1820 - 1909 (89 years)

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Name	Charlotte SOUTER
Birth	10 Feb 1820
Gender	Female
Death	18 Oct 1909
Burial	Anthony Cemetary, Anthony, FL
Person ID	I283	Genealogy of Ronald D. Hackett
Last Modified	20 Nov 2018

Father	George SOUTER, b. 1783 d. 12 Feb 1821 (Age 38 years)
Mother	Catherine Barbary SMITH, b. 17 Apr 1788 d. 7 Sep 1881 (Age 93 years)
Marriage	1808
Family ID	F327	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Jacob LEITNER, b. 5 Nov 1807 d. 20 Jul 1884 (Age 76 years)

Marriage 1 Nov 1834 South Carolina

Children

	1. George Wesley LEITNER, b. 18 Oct 1835, Fairfield/Richmond Dist., SC d. 6 Dec 1886 (Age 51 years)
	2. John Daniel LEITNER, b. 1837 d. 13 Apr 1890 (Age 53 years)
	3. Catherine Mary F. LEITNER, b. 5 Jun 1839, Richland County, SC d. 4 Oct 1895, Anthony, FL (Age 56 years)
	4. Susan Anne Charlotte LEITNER, b. 1841 d. Yes, date unknown
	5. Jacob LEITNER, b. Between 1841 and 1845 d. Yes, date unknown
	6. James D. LEITNER, b. 1845 d. Yes, date unknown
	7. Sarah Elizabeth Waring LEITNER, b. 1847 d. Yes, date unknown
	8. Thomas Jacob LEITNER, b. 1850 d. Yes, date unknown
	9. Nancy Ophelia Madoria LEITNER, b. 27 Apr 1852, Richland Dist, SC d. 1 May 1939, Oxford, FL (Age 87 years)
	10. Buford H. LEITNER, b. 1855 d. 1943 (Age 88 years)

Last Modified 20 Nov 2018

Family ID F105 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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Charlotte Souter Leitner

Charlotte Souter Leitner

Charlotte Souter Leitner

Jacob, Buford, and Charlotte Leitner

Notes

Her epitaph reads, "None knew thee but to love thee."

The following is from a Marion Co. (Fla.) newspaper Story:
Jacob and Charlotte Souter Leitner were pioneer residents of Marion Co.,Fla. They left their home in Columbia,S.C. on Dec-13,1855 for Florida with their nine children for what is now known as Anthony.

Mr. and Mrs.Leitner and the smaller children rode In a carriage, the older children in buggies, and wagons (covered) carried personal and household goods and the Leitner slaves. On the first day the caravan traveled only 15 miles and the entire trip took over four weeks.

Eight of the Leitner's nine children settled in and around Marion Co. One daughter,Susan Anne C.Leitner married Jefferson Lever of Columbia,S.C. and she returned there to live. . . .