He and an unknown wife (possibly named Elizabeth) had at least two children.  Two daughters were Sarah and Elizabeth.

Sarah was the first wife of James Stubbs.

Elizabeth  married Samuel Terrell (>1745 - > 1800).  "Elizabeth Tarrell" is found in the 1820 Marlboro County, SC census.  Dickson Pearce's daughter Elizabeth is said to have been born > 1745, later marrying Samuel Terrell ca 1770 in Welch Neck, Marlboro County, SC (children were Martha Terrell (Dec 8 1791 - Oct 18, 1856) and Lewis Terrell (? - 1820).

John Pearce and Silas Pearce are seen in 1790 living near the Stubbes.  John Pearce, Silas Pearce and Sarah Pearce appear separately in the 1800 (Marlboro County, SC) census.  Silas Pearce and Sarah Pearce appear separately in the 1810 census.

BOND FOR TITLE
200 ACRES OF LAND

Deed Book AA, Page 139
Dickson Pearce and Silas Pearce, both of Marlborough County, 7 January 1789, to Abraham Baggett, late of the State and County aforesaid, planter. For penal sum: £100 sterling. Condition of obligation: To convey . . . to said Abraham Baggett 200 acres of land . . . lying and being between Thomas Deans land and Silas Pearce's plantation and . . . Ward's lands on the Three Creeks on or before the 1st day of January next ensuing the date hereof. Witnesses: Jesse Baggett and Edward Roe. Signed: Dickson Pearce and Silas Pearce. Proved by Jesse Baggett on 2 January 1792.

Deed Book AA, Page 237 & 238
Dickson Pearce, planter, to Abraham Baggett, planter, both of Marlborough County, 4 January 1792, for £40 sterling money, a certain parcel of land containing 200 acres, more or less, including the plantation whereon the said Abraham Baggett now lives, the same part of a tract of 300 acres originally granted to the said Dickson Pearce by his Excellence Charles Pincknet, Esq., Governor, grant bearing the date of 5 February 1787. Situated in the District of Cheraw on the north-east side of the great Pee Dee on the south side of Crooked Creek near the Beauty Spot . . . the part con-veyed to said Abraham Baggett being the upper part of the said tract and the part including the said Baggett's plantation whereon he now lives . . . the same being 200 acres, more or less. Witness: Simeon Bethea and Isaac Sumrall. Proved by Simeon Bethea before William Easterling, Justice, 5 January 1792. Recorded 1792.