The Haire Family of Florida:Information about Issac Going McKissick

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Issac Going McKissick (b. 1825, d. 1896)

Issac Going McKissick was born 1825 in South Carolina, and died 1896 in Union, S.C.. He married Sally Agnes Foster on September 28, 1865 in South Carolina, daughter of Barham Bobo foster and Mary Ann Perrin.

Notes for Issac Going McKissick:
Was an Officer in the Confederate Army and later served several terms in the South Carolina general Assembly (circa 1884). He first ran for Congress in 1872. Letters regarding this are on file with James Rion McKissick's papers (1884 - 1944) while he was at the university of S.C., II ms. vols., 1850 - 1945, 1974, 1978.
Manuscript Collection at the U.S.C. also includes 1861 letter to Governor F. W. Pickens re: orgaization of a troop of cavlry and 1871 letter re the timetable for testimony in the disputed election between McKissick and A.S.Wallace. ( from page 305 of "A Guide to the Manuscript Collection of USC Library)

More About Issac Going McKissick and Sally Agnes Foster:
Marriage: September 28, 1865, South Carolina.

Children of Issac Going McKissick and Sally Agnes Foster are:

+Sally Wallace McKissick, b. August 23, 1873, South Carolina, d. October 28, 1922, Pompano Beach, Broward County, Fl.