Major Charles Odingsells (1754-1810)

Authors

• Lonnie B. Powers

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Description

Major Odingsells was a man of many talents. He was a Revolutionary War soldier, state legislator, wealthy planter, and a widely acclaimed man about town. He appears to have come from South Carolina where he was also a man of fame. He lived for the most part on Skidaway Island, but owned property in Chatham, Effingham, and other locations too numerous to mention. He had only two children by his wife Sarah Livingston Odingsells. Both children, Charles Spencer and Mary Susannah Odingsells died at very early ages. His wife remarried to a David E. Adams and they had no children that I could locate.

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Publication Date

8-1-1978

Recommended Citation

Powers, Lonnie B., "Major Charles Odingsells (1754-1810)" (1978). Savannah Biographies. 167.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sav-bios-lane/167