Thomas Conley 
Thomas was born in Charleston, SC. Thomas' father was Edmund Connelly and his mother was Mary Edgefield. His paternal grandparents were Henry Connelly and Betsy Vaux Buckley. He was an only child. He died in 1783 in Guilford Co., NC.General Notes
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"Kentucky History 1922 - History of Kentucky Vol. 3, Pg 55 (ancestry.com), stating,
"Thomas Connelly of Guilford County, North Carolina; died, probably in 1783. His business dealings in land caused him to temporarily live in Pennsylvania, but he returned to North Carolina from that colony. Is said to have served in General Braddock's army in its disastrous march on Fort Du Quesque; served during the winter of 1779-1780 in the First South Carolina Regiment, commanded by Col. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, in defense of Charleston, where he had gone to consult Colonel Pinckney who was his attorney. It is a tradition (well defined) of the family that in the following October he was wounded at the battle of King's Mountain; married in Pennsylvania Mary Van Harlingen.."
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.1662 in Armaugh Co., Ireland d. in Old Albemarle Point (now Charleston, SC)
- b.1688 in Charleston, SC d.~ 1750 in Charleston, SC
- b.~ 1666 in Armaugh Co., Ireland d. in Old Albemarle Point (now Charleston, SC)
- b.BET 1720 AND 1725 in Charleston, SC d.1783 in Guilford Co., NC
- b.~ 1692 in Charleston, SC d.~ 1750 in Charleston, SC
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‌Thomas and Mary Van were married in a religious ceremony about 1750. They had a son named Henry B..
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Children
Henry B. Conley
Henry B. was born on May 2nd, 1752 in Chester Co., PA. He died at the age of 88 on May 7th, 1840 in Oil Springs, KY.