Ann Pamela was a member of the most ardently Loyalist family in America. I say that without equivocation. Her grandfather Patrick was the wealthiest man in the Little River District (present day Laurens County). He was a Loyalist colonel who fought with distinction. Her great uncle was a Loyalist general, the highest ranking Loyalist in the state. And, Ann Pamela’s cousin was none other than the notorious Loyalist psychopath Bloody Bill Cunningham.

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By John Clayton | December 23, 2019 Revolutionary War and Native American garb at the Laurens County Museum on West Laurens Street. The...