South Carolina – Union County

FamilySearch.org info on Union County, South Carolina:

https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/Union_County,_South_Carolina_Genealogy

Union Co SC map

States and Counties nearby to search with Going/Gowen populations:

(See the bottom of the page for information on Smith family records and Chisholm family records)

Fairfield, Chester, Union & York Co, SC area people:

Chester, Union & York Co, SC people:

1749 Drury Goyen m. to Sarah living in Chester Co, SC (Y1) – listed as adjacent to William Gladden’s land in 1771 on Wateree Creek, Fairfield Dist, SC, 1775 Drury Gowen adj to William Gladden on Wateree Creek, 1779 Drury Goyen buys 250 acres fr Robert Elliott and wife Jane, 1781 claims for American Revolution, 1782 Drury Going recd 100acres from Robert Elliott on Broad Riv SC, 1783 Drury Goin purchaser at Moses Cherry decd estate sale, 1783 Drury Going wit lease by Mary McCullough in SC, 1784 Drury Goyen recd 3 island tracts on Broad Riv in Camden Dist SC, 1785 Drury Going appt surveyor of roadway in Chester Co SC, 1787 Drury Gowing pur 319 acres fr Merry McGuire on Broad Riv SC, 1787 Drury Going pur 200 acres fr William Gaston in Chester Co SC, 1788 Drury Going charged with begotten an illegitimate infant on body of Sarah Golden in Chester Co SC, 1788 Drewry Going in suit agt William Johnstone for debt in Chester Co SC, 1788 Drury Going purch 100 acres fr John Long on Broad Riv SC, 1789 Drury Goyen plat for 200 acres on Turkey Creek Camden Dist SC, 1790 US Census Chester SC, 1791 Drury Going conveys 100 acres to son in law Asa Tindall and Martha Tindall his dau of State of Ga land on Turkey Creek SC, 1791 Drewry Going conveys land to William Love Sr in Chester Co SC, 1792 Robert Elliot and wife Jean convey 250 acres to Drury Going in Chester Co SC, 1792 Drury Gorin and James Lockert are jurors in Union Co SC, 1792 John Goyen conveys 50 acres to Aaron Ferguson in Kershaw Co SC wit by Drury Goyen, 1796 Drury Going dies w Elijah Going and wife Sarah Going appt executors w Isaac Going, Job Going buyers in estate in Chester Co SC, 1797 Estate payments to legatees Job Going, Isaac Going, James Going, Asa Tindall (husb of Martha Going), Elijah Going, and Mary Going – w Asa Tindall and Isaac Going appt to bring up Thomas Going a minor, 1805 James Goine recd 259 acres and 113 acres fr Elijah Goine and Sarah Goine admr of Drury Goine decd’s estate, 1807 Elijah Going decds estate w Job Going and wife Doshea petition for citation, Isaac Going and Doshea Going admnrs, paid out estate are Mary Going, Sarah Going, Rebeka Dick, Job Going, Asa Tindall, Isaac Going, 1820 Drury’s wife Sarah Going will is probated naming dau Mary, dau Rebekah, son Thomas B Going
- 1770 Elijah Goyen married Doshea Bland (Y1) – 1796 Drury Going dies w Elijah Going and wife Sarah Going appt executors w Isaac Going, Job Going buyers in estate in Chester Co SC, 1799 Elijah Going wits Aaron Lockhart’s will in Chester Co SC, 1800 US Census in Chester Co SC, 1805 James Goine recd 259 acres and 113 acres fr Elijah Goine and Sarah Goine admr of Drury Goine decd’s estate, 1807 Elijah Going decds estate w Job Going and wife Doshea petition for citation, Isaac Going and Doshea Going admnrs, paid out estate are Mary Going, Sarah Going, Rebeka Dick, Job Going, Asa Tindall, Isaac Going, 1823 Drury Goyen is paid his legacy out of John Plaxco’s estate via his mother Doshea Goyen Plaxco who had remarried to John Plaxco in York Co SC
  - Sarah Goen – 1817 George Plaxco appt guardian of estate of Sarah Goen a minor for Elijah Goen’s estate, payment made to her husband Thomas Nolen in York Co SC
  - Drury Goyen – 1823 Drury Goyen is paid his legacy out of John Plaxco’s estate via his mother Doshea Goyen Plaxco who had remarried to John Plaxco in York Co SC
- 1775 Isaac Going m. Rebecca Palmer (Y1) – 1796 Drury Going dies w Elijah Going and wife Sarah Going appt executors w Isaac Going, Job Going buyers in estate in Chester Co SC, 1800 US Census in Chester Co SC, 1807 Elijah Going decds estate w Job Going and wife Doshea petition for citation, Isaac Going and Doshea Going admnrs, paid out estate are Mary Going, Sarah Going, Rebeka Dick, Job Going, Asa Tindall, Isaac Going
- 1772 Job Going / Goyen d. 1834 m. Rebecca Lockert (Y1) – 1796 Drury Going dies w Elijah Going and wife Sarah Going appt executors w Isaac Going, Job Going buyers in estate in Chester Co SC, 1800 US Census in Chester Co SC, 1807 Elijah Going decds estate w Job Going and wife Doshea petition for citation, Isaac Going and Doshea Going admnrs, paid out estate are Mary Going, Sarah Going, Rebeka Dick, Job Going, Asa Tindall, Isaac Going
- 1777 James Goyne m. Elizabeth Cook of Chester Co, SC and Montgomery Co, TN (Y1) – 1797 legatee on Drury Going estate in Chester Co SC, 1805 James Goine recd 259 acres and 113 acres fr Elijah Goine and Sarah Goine admr of Drury Goine decd’s estate
- 1771 to 74 Martha Going d. 1842 m. Larkin Asa Tindall b. abt 1770/71 – 1797 legatee on Drury Going estate in Chester Co SC
- 1782-87 Mary “Polly” Going m. Thomas Hughes of Union Co, SC, and then Pickens Co, AL – 1797 legatee on Drury Going estate in Chester Co SC, 1807 Elijah Going decds estate w Job Going and wife Doshea petition for citation, Isaac Going and Doshea Going admnrs, paid out estate are Mary Going, Sarah Going, Rebeka Dick, Job Going, Asa Tindall, Isaac Going, 1820 Drury’s wife Sarah Going will is probated naming dau Mary, dau Rebekah, son Thomas B Going
- 1786 Sarah Baxter Going m. Robert Cook – Union Co, SC and then Tuscaloosa Co, AL
- 1789 Rebecca Going m. John Annett – of Union Co, SC and Tuscaloosa Co, AL – 1820 Drury’s wife Sarah Going will is probated naming dau Mary, dau Rebekah, son Thomas B Going
- 1789-1795 Thomas Baxter Going of Union Co, SC and Tuscaloosa Co, AL (Y1) – 1797 minor legatee on Drury Going estate in Chester Co SC, 1820 Drury’s wife Sarah Going will is probated naming dau Mary, dau Rebekah, son Thomas B Going
1775 John Plaxco married to Docia Bland
- - 1810 Elvira Plaxco m. Thompson McCluney
William Goins b. bef. 1765 (1786 gr. juror in Chester)
Jeremiah Goyne b. bef. 1782 (1803 witness in Chester)
Vincent Going b. btw. 1776-1794 (in Chester)(deed in 1821 in Union)
Charles Going b. abt 1796 (1824 deed, 1830 US Census, 1850 US Census in Chester)(promissory note in 1829 in Union, 1840s deeds in Union)
Jesse Going b. btw. 1801-1810 (in Chester)
John Going b. btw. 1801-1810 (in Chester and Union)
Jeremiah Going b. bef. 1784 (wit in 1805 deed in Union)
David Going b. bef 1790 (wit in 1811 deed in Union)
Anney Going b. bef 1790 (wit in 1811 deed in Union)
John Gowen b. bef 1771 (1812 deed in Union)
- Hugh Gowen b. bef 1791 (1812 deed – son of John Gowen in Union)
Rhoda Goin b. bef 1778 – son (Alexander bound out in 1818 in Union)
- Alexander Goin b. aft. 1798 (bound out in 1818 in Union)
John M. Going b. bef 1808 (wit to deed in 1829 – dead by 1844 w T B Going admin estate in Union)
George Gowan b. bef. 1756 (George Gowan of NC 1777 deed in Union)

Fairfield Co, SC area people:

Ann Goin plat for 100 acres on Feb 15, 1765 on Broad River, SC
William Going b. abt 1730-35 1767 petitions for 300acres on Wateree in Fairfield Dist, SC, 1770 sells 150 acres to William Gladden, 1774 William Going and wife Elizabeth sell 300acres to Jasper Rodgers, 1782 William Goyen claims for American Revolition,
Levi Goins b. abt 1762 of Moore Co, NC (Y1) – 1780 joins American Revolution from Fairfield Co SC,
David Gowen born abt 1758 m Becky (1792 affid showing Becky is widow of David)
Elizabeth Gowen receives copy of inventory of John Gowen decd estate from Daniel Finn in Lancaster Co SC, 1785 Elizabeth Goen recd 50 acres on Catawba Riv SC,
Josia Goin 1790 US Census Lancaster Co SC,
Daniel Going b. abt 1730-35 m. ? – of SC in 1781 sells 400 acres to Sophia Going Sr in Pittsylvania Co Va, 1782 Daniel Goyen security on Notley Holis estate Fairfield SC, 1782 Daniel Going security on bond of John Stuart estate in Camden Dist SC, 1782 Daniel Goyen claims for American Revolution, 1784 Daniel Gowen recd 150 acres on Wateree Creek, 1785 Rebecca Elliot, formerly wife to Daniel Gowen, deceased Rebecca Elliot satisfied the court that her former husband purchased the said land and that she had been 17 years in possession of the same.
- Daniel Going Sr b. abt 1748 m Jean – 1786 William Rogers v Daniel Goyen for slander Fairfield Co SC, 1786 State v. Daniel Goyen w Alex Goyen his security for Daniel Goyen having a female child with S Bradley in Fairfield SC, 1788 Daniel Goings purch land fr Daniel Carnes in Fairfield Co SC, 1790 US Census Fairfield Co SC, 1790 Daniel Goyen plat for 105 acres on Wateree Creek Fairfield Co SC, 1792 Daniel Goyen w 50 acres and 350 acres and 5 slaves on tax list Fairfield Co SC, 1798 Daniel Goin conveys 100 acres to Isaac Reynolds in Fairfield Co SC, 1798 Daniel Goyen purch 100 acres fr Richard Thompson in Fairfield Co SC, 1798 Daniel Goin sells 100 acres to Isaac Reynolds on Wateree Creek Fairfield Co SC, 1800 adj to Jesse Havis in Fairfield Co SC, 1800 purch 100 acres fr Robert McCnts in Fairfield Co SC, 1800 purch 190 acres fr James Gamble in Fairfield Co SC, 1801 purch 52 acres fr Isaac Reynolds in Fairfield Co SC, 1804 recvs 1000 acres fr James Miller on Wateree Cr in Fairfield Co SC, 1807 Henry Going decds probate beneficiaries Hezekiah Going, Lewis Going, Lordice Going, Dillard Going, w executors Daniel Going and John Hall, and bond of Daniel Going in Fairfield Co SC. 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1826 Daniel Goins Sr conveys 148 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goins Jr in Fairfield Co SC, 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1828 Jane Goin wife of Daniel Goin Sr relinquishes dower to Robert Goin in Fairfield Co SC
  - Daniel Goin Jr b. abt 1770 m Sarah Neel – 1790 US Census Fairfield Co SC, 1823 Daniel Goins Jr and Sarah his wife recv 1/8 of 1000 acres of wife Sarah’s father John Neel decd estate in Fairfield Co SC, 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1826 Robert Goin conveys 41 acrs to Daniel Goin Jr with John Goins as JP in Fairfield Co SC, 1826 Daniel Goins Sr conveys 148 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goins Jr in Fairfield Co SC, 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1827 Daniel Aiken conveys 973 acres to Daniel Goins Jr in Fairfield Co SC, 1827 Robert Goin decd estate opened in Fairfield Co SC w Hugh Going and Daniel Going as securities, 1828 Daniel Goin conveys 41 acres to William Moore in Fairfield Co SC, 1828 Mary Goin wife of Robert Goin relinquishes dower to Daniel Goens Fairfield Co SC
  - Hugh Gowen b. abt 1787 m. Nancy Fogg – 1820 Hollis family convey 1/2 of 200 acres prev owned by Notley Hollis then to Elizabeth Hollis then to James Hollis then to Hugh Gowen, 1821 Samuel Starke conveys 103 acres to Hugh Going on Wateree Cr in Fairfield Co SC, 1822 Hugh Goen conveys half tract of 200a tract prev Notley Hollis to Samuel Starke in Fairfield Co SC, 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1827 Robert Goin decd estate opened in Fairfield Co SC w Hugh Going and Daniel Going as securities
  - William Gowen m Jane Brown (prior marriage to William Brown decd) – 1814 William Going appraiser at Sarah Hollis decd estate and Robert Going a buyer at estate Fairfield Co SC, 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1832 court filing by William Bishop and Nancy Goin Bishop his wife confirms Maria Goin died in 1828 under 21 and unmarried and named William Goin’s son Daniel Goin the younger in filing in Fairfield Co SC
    - Daniel Goen the younger – 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1832 court filing by William Bishop and Nancy Goin Bishop his wife confirms Maria Goin died in 1828 under 21 and unmarried and named William Goin’s son Daniel Goin the younger in filing in Fairfield Co SC
    - Nancy Goen m William Bishop – 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1832 court filing by William Bishop and Nancy Goin Bishop his wife confirms Maria Goin died in 1828 under 21 and unmarried and named William Goin’s son Daniel Goin the younger in filing in Fairfield Co SC
    - Maria Goen (died 1828 under 21 yrs of age and unmarried) – 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1832 court filing by William Bishop and Nancy Goin Bishop his wife confirms Maria Goin died in 1828 under 21 and unmarried and named William Goin’s son Daniel Goin the younger in filing in Fairfield Co SC
  - Robert Going b. abt 1794 m Mary – 1814 William Going appraiser at Sarah Hollis decd estate and Robert Going a buyer at estate Fairfield Co SC, 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1826 Robert Goin conveys 41 acrs to Daniel Goin Jr with John Goins as JP in Fairfield Co SC, 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC. 1827 Robert Goin decd estate opened in Fairfield Co SC w Hugh Going and Daniel Going as securities, 1828 Jane Goin wife of Daniel Goin Sr relinquishes dower to Robert Goin in Fairfield Co SC, 1828 Mary Goin wife of Robert Goin relinquishes dower to Daniel Goens Fairfield Co SC
    - Jane Goin b. 1819 – 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen).
    - Daniel S Goin b. 1820 m Sarah – 1825 Daniel Going Sr conveys 393 and 1/4 acres to Jane Goin and Daniel Goin (children of my son Robert Goin), 152 and 1/2 acres to Jevis Gibson, 386 and 1/2 acres to Daniel Goen Jr, 41 acres to Robert Goin, 386 and 3/4 acres to the children of my son William Goen decd (children Nancy Goen, Maria Goen, and Daniel Goen). 1828 Mary Goin wife of Robert Goin relinquishes dower to Daniel Goens Fairfield Co SC
  - Margaret Gowen – 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC.
  - Nancy Gowen m Daniel Lavender – 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly in Fairfield Co SC.
  - Polly Gowen m Harrison – 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly Harrison and granddaughter Jean Harrison in Fairfield Co SC.
    - Jean Harrison – 1827 probated will that was written in 1818 Daniel Gowens will and estate naming children Hugh, Daniel, William, Robert, Margaret, Nancy and Polly Harrison and granddaughter Jean Harrison in Fairfield Co SC.
Henry Goyen b. abt. 1758 m. Jane Hall – 1782-85 claims for American Revolution, 1790 US Census Fairfield Co SC, 1793 Henry Goyen and wife Jane Hall sign agreement to divide property equally w Jane Hall’s sisters, 1794 Henry Goyen and others sued by Francis Papp in Fairfield Co SC, 1795 Henry Gowen proves up deed for a dog conveyed from Samuel Burk to William Kennedy in Fairfield Co SC, 1800 US Census in Fairfield Co SC, 1807 Henry Going decds probate beneficiaries Hezekiah Going, Lewis Going, Lordice Going, Dillard Going, w executors Daniel Going and John Hall, and bond of Daniel Going in Fairfield Co SC.
- Dillard Going – 1807 Henry Going decds probate beneficiaries Hezekiah Going, Lewis Going, Lordice Going, Dillard Going, w executors Daniel Going and John Hall, and bond of Daniel Going in Fairfield Co SC. 1817 probate for Dicey Going w sales to Lewis Goen, Dillard Goen, Hezikiah Goen in Fairfield Co SC, 1817 Dillard Going appt admin of Dicey Going decd’s estate Fairfield SC
- Lordice Going decd by 1817 – 1807 Henry Going decds probate beneficiaries Hezekiah Going, Lewis Going, Lordice Going, Dillard Going, w executors Daniel Going and John Hall, and bond of Daniel Going in Fairfield Co SC. 1817 probate for Dicey Going w sales to Lewis Goen, Dillard Goen, Hezikiah Goen in Fairfield Co SC. Dicey Going (Lordice Going)- 1817 probate for Dicey Going w sales to Lewis Goen, Dillard Goen, Hezikiah Goen in Fairfield Co SC, 1817 Dillard Going appt admin of Dicey Going decd’s estate Fairfield SC
- Lewis Going – 1807 Henry Going decds probate beneficiaries Hezekiah Going, Lewis Going, Lordice Going, Dillard Going, w executors Daniel Going and John Hall, and bond of Daniel Going in Fairfield Co SC. 1817 probate for Dicey Going w sales to Lewis Goen, Dillard Goen, Hezikiah Goen in Fairfield Co SC
- Hezekiah Going – 1807 Henry Going decds probate beneficiaries Hezekiah Going, Lewis Going, Lordice Going, Dillard Going, w executors Daniel Going and John Hall, and bond of Daniel Going in Fairfield Co SC. 1817 probate for Dicey Going w sales to Lewis Goen, Dillard Goen, Hezikiah Goen in Fairfield Co SC
  - Leanah Johnston Goin – 1823 Jenins Allen gift of a cow and calf to Hezekiah Goins child known as Leanah Johnston Goin in Fairfield Co SC
John Goyen b. abt 1748 – 1783 claims for American Revolution, 1783 John Goin taxed for 200 acres east of Wateree in SC, 1790 US Census Fairfield Co SC, 1791 John Goyen plat for 96 acres adj Barber’s land in Fairfield Co SC, 1792 John Goyen w 100 acres and 756 acres in Fairfield Co SC, 1792 John Goin conveys 96 acres to William Watts in Fairfield Co SC, 1792 John Goyen power of atty to sell land in Davorson Co NC for David Goyen who had died 14 years before on behalf of Levi Goyen mulatto filed in Fairfield Co SC – Becky Gowen widow of David Goyen, 1792 John Goins adj to William Watts on Wateree Creek SC, 1792 John Goyen conveys 50 acres to Aaron Ferguson in Kershaw Co SC wit by Drury Goyen
Alexander Going Jr b. abt 1742 – 1784 is a buyer in widow Barber’s estate in Fairfield Co SC, 1786 State v. Daniel Goyen w Alex Goyen his security for Daniel Goyen having a female child with S Bradley in Fairfield SC, 1790 US Census Fairfield Co SC,
Rhoda Goin – 1813 probate for Rhoda Goin (otherwise Rhoda Kilpatrick) w Alexander Goin admin in Union Co SC
William Goin 1785 claims for American Revolution, 1787 William Goin tax for 1 slave Fairfield Dist SC,
Edward Going b. abt 1742 lived in Granville Co, NC
David Gowen 1786 claims for American Revolution, 1793 David Goin adj to James Gamble in Fairfield Co SC, 1817 David Goins adj to Robert Coleman on Wateree Creek Fairfield Co SC
Shared Goyen b. bef 1770 (1791 court order)
Amos Goyne b. abt 1744 – 1779 note cosigned by John Goyne in SC, 1785 Amos Goyen killed in Revolution, 1792 John Burns, administrator of Amos Goyen, decd was sued by John Turner and James Johnston
- Jeremiah Goen – 1800 US Census in Sumter Co SC
James Goyne b. 1755
Jesse Going. b. abt 1750 – 1790 US Census Fairfield Co SC, 1791 Jesse Goyen plat for 196 acres in Fairfield Co SC, 1791 Robert Bready recvs 196 acre plat for Jesse Goyen

For Smith Family Info, See:

1748 Abraham Smith of York & Union Co, SC

Abraham Smith b. abt. (1748-1807) m. Mary Guyton (1755-1831) – raised family in Union County, South Carolina – also appeared often in York County, South Carolina.

Parents:

Henry Smith (1727-1792) m. to Amy Hampton (1730-1794) (I haven’t personally confirmed the mother’s surname yet – but this seems to be the consensus. Henry Smith started “Smiths Ford” in Union County, South Carolina)

Children:

Siblings:

Abraham Smith (1748-1806) m. Mary Guyton (1755-1831)
John Smith (1750–1835) m. Sarah Guyton (1763-1800)
Gideon Smith (1752–1783) m. Jean Steen (1755-?)
William Smith (1751– ?) m. ?
Elizabeth Smith (1754–1783) m. Joseph Jolly (1751-1836)
Daniel Smith (1756–1779) (confirmed in Jonathan Smith’s Rev. War Pension Application – Daniel died in the war)
Sarah Smith (1756– ?) m. John Ramsey (1747-1825)
Henry Smith (1759– ?) m. Sarah Langston (1759-1794)
David Smith (1761–1806) m. Barsheba Lusk (1773-?)
Jonathan Smith (1765–1829) m. Margaret Guyton (1752-1800)

County Pages with Smith information or to use for research:

SOURCES and FACTS:

1765 Feb 15: Ann Groin (actually Ann GOIN), PLAT FOR 100 ACRES ON BROAD RIVER.
South Carolina. Pursuant to a warrant to me directed by John Troup Esq. DSG dated the 6th day Feb 1765. I have measured and laid out unto Ann Groin a tract of 100 acres of land on Broad River: Butting and bounding SE on said River and on all other sides by land not laid out, and hath suchs shape form and marks as and represented by the above plat. Certified the 15 day February 1765. Benjamin Farar DS
NB The river head is about 6 chains wide and 7 feet deep.
Series: S213184 Volume: 0007 Page: 00485 Item: 02
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/

(NOTE: This survey of land is located on what later becomes “Fannens Creek” – which appears to be named after a “James Fannen” (also spelled Fanning, and Fenning) who received land in the area in 1763. Ann Gowen is marry a “James Fenney” in 1771. Fannens Creek is located across the Broad River from Lockhart’s Upper Shoals. In fact, Drury Going receives land in Union County, SC on Fannens Creek). See map of Fannen’s Creek below:

Fannens Creek in Union Co SC across from Lockharts Shoals

1765 June 21: Ann Groin, LAND GRANT FOR 100 ACRES ON BROAD RIVER.
Names indexed: GROIN, ANN Document type: LAND GRANT
Locations: BROAD RIVER, South Carolina.
Series: S213019 Volume: 0012 Page: 00362 Item: 000
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/

1765 July 15: Ann Groin, MEMORIAL FOR 100 ACRES ON BROAD RIVER.
Names indexed: GROIN, ANNE Document type: MEMORIAL
Locations: BROAD RIVER, South Carolina
Series: S111001 Volume: 0006 Page: 00504 Item: 004
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/

1768 Aug 2 – Land Plat for Robert Baglie, 100 acres in Craven County, on the South side of the Broad River, bounded N Westerly by Timcock Cannon’s land, and S Easterly by land granted to Ann Gowen. All other sides vacant.
Craven County, SC; Fairfield Co, SC (present day).
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/

1768 Oct 24: Robert Baylier, PLAT FOR 100 ACRES IN CRAVEN COUNTY.
South Carolina. Pursuant to a precept to me directed under the hand and seal of the … Egerton Leigh Esq Surv Genl dated the 2d day of Aug 1768, I have admeasured and laid out unto Robert Baylie a plantation or tract of land in Craven County containing 100 acres situate lying and being on the South side of Broad River, bounded Easterly by the land granted to Ann Gowen, and on all other sides by vacant land, and hath such shape form and marks as the above plat represents. Certified under my hand this 24th day of October 1768. W Wofford DS, Robert Bailey.
Ord: Co. Sept 1, 1772
Series: S213184 Volume: 0013 Page: 00103 Item: 03.
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/

1771 Oct 17 – Ann Goin was married October 17, 1771 to James Fenney, according to “South Carolina Marriages, 1688-1799.”
Name: James Fenney
Spouse: Ann Goin
Marriage Date: 17 Oct 1771
Source: South Carolina Marriages 1688-1799.
Ancestry.com. South Carolina, U.S., Compiled Marriage Index, 1641-1965 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2005.
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/30068614?h=cf91af

1772 Dec 16: Robert Bailey, MEMORIAL FOR 100 ACRES ON BROAD RIVER, CRAVEN COUNTY.
Names indexed: BAILEY, ROBERT; CANNON, SIMCOCK; ANN GOWEN Document type: MEMORIAL
Locations: BROAD RIVER; CRAVEN COUNTY, South Carolina.
Series: S111001 Volume: 0012 Page: 00037 Item: 003
https://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/

1777 Feb 29 – George Gowin of North Carolina to John Foster of 96 Dist, SC, for 200 pounds paid by John Foster, grant unto John Foster a tract on the East side of Broad River near Lafferty’s Creek being granted to George Gowin by patent on Nov 9, 1774 . . . Signed: George Gowan. Wit: John Nuckols, Richard Nuckols. Proved up by John Nuckols on April 8, 1777. bk A, p 54 Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-G3VS-4?i=41&cat=340217

1784 May 1 – Estate of William Burgess. Box 10, Pack 194. Abbeville Courthouse, South Carolina
Admnr Bond
96th Dist. SC
know all men by these presents that we, William Ricks, James Puckett and James Finney are bound unto John Thomas Ord. in the sum of 1000 pounds sterling. Sealed with our seals and dated the 1st of May 1784.
Signed: William Ricks, James Puckett, James Finney.
Notes: Will and Bonds, 1780-1850
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/30068644?h=ef978b

1787 Sept 1 – Drury Going fr Merry McGuire – Mery McGuire of Union County Planter, and Drury Gowing of Chester Co, SC, . . . by a certain tract of land grant date of June 5, 1786 granted unto Merry McGuire a tract of land containing 319 acres on the south side of Broad River in 96 Dist, bounded by Hughes’ land, Esquire Brown’s land, Samuel Talbot’s land, Joseph Polson’s land, . . . Signed: Merry McGuire. Wits: James Savage, Joshua Palmore, William Sharp. – bk A, p 469. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-G32R-M?i=251&cat=340217

1792 Jan 21 – William Smith fr John Reid, bk D, p 318 Union Co, SC.
… between John Reid of the State of South Carolina Union County of the one part and William Smith of the State and County of the other part … confirmed unto the said William Smith … part of two tracts of land one of them granted to Ann Goin the 21st day of June 1765 … and the other granted to John Weedingman bearing the date the 12th day of Oct 1772 … the said land conveyed to the said John Reed by the said John Weedingman lying and being in the County of Union and next above Fannins Creek on Broad River bounded on the upper side by Geo Bailey’s land … on the bank of said Broad River and at the mouth of said Fannins Creek … to an oak on the Bank of said Broad River thence down the river to the beginning containing 150 acres … to the said William Smith …
Signed: John Reed
Wit: Elias Wright, William Reed, Obediah Kendrick
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVD-2?i=358&cat=340217

1797 Apr 20 – Estate of Going to Mrs Going, Isaac Going, Elijah Going, James Going, Job Going, – Pursuant to the orders of the commissioners appointed to appraise and divide the Real Estate of Drury Going decd, I have laid off the above tract of one hundred and seven acres and 1/3 it being part of the 250 acre tract on which said deceased formerly lived, and now laid off for the use of the widow of the said deceased including the dwelling house and spring. Adjacent to Aaron Lockert’s land, Elliotts corner. Plat No. 1 – Mrs Going’s part lower division on the River east side. Signed: William Gaston – Dept Surveyor. Recorded on Sept 12, 1814. bk M, p 197-199. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – By order of the commissioners appointed to divide the real estate of Drury Goyin deceased, I have laid off 71 acres and 1/3 of land being the middle tract of the 250 acres tract on which the said Drury Goyin formerly lived. Adjacent to the Broad River, land for Mrs Going, Robert Elliott’s land. Plat No 2 Middle division on East side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston – Dept Surveyor. Recorded on Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – Commissioners appointed to divide the real estate of Drury Goyen decd, 71 and 1/3 acres of land on which the deceased formerly lived. Adjacent Elliott’s land, and the Broad River. Plat No. 3 upper division. East side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston Deputy Surveyor. Recorded Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – By order of the commissioners appointed to divide the lands of Drury Goyn deceased . . . a tract of land situate in Union County, purchased by said Goyins from Mery McGuire for 319 acres – find it to contain only 259 acres clear of Robert Smith’s old granted land. Adjacent Broad River, Hughes’ land, Capt Palmer’s land, Robert Smith’s land, Robert Elliott’s land, Samuel Tolbert’s land. Plat No 4 on the west side of Broad River. Signed. William Gaston Deputy Surveyor. Recorded Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 11 – By order of the Commissioners appointed to divide the real estate of Drury Goyne deceased . . . tract of land belonging to said estate in Union County, on Laurel Branch waters of Fannings Creek, purchased by said Drury Goyns from Charles Brock and said to be 80 acres, . . . I find within the lines of said tract 113 acres . . . Adjacent to McKissocks land, Robert Smith’s land, Laurel Branch, Brock’s land. Plat No 5 on the West side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston Deputy Surveyor. Recorded Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-6?i=118&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – a true platt of 100 acres of land belonging to estate of Drury Goyin deceased in Chester County, including Elliott’s old field . . . Adjacent Joseph Robertsons land, Cherry’s land, Job Goen’s land, Aaron Lockert’s land. No. 6 on East side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston. Proved up on Sept 12, 1814. pgs 197-199. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-6?i=118&cat=340217

1802 abt Isaac Goians (or Gorans) listed in Pacolet Baptist Church (Union County, South Carolina): https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5T-S?i=133&cat=386352
1802 abt James Going listed in Pacolet Baptist Church (Union County, South Carolina): https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5T-S?i=133&cat=386352

1805 Jan 15 – James Gowen from Elijah and Sarah Gowen, – Sarah Goine adminx of Elijah Goine admnr of Drury Goine decd of Chester Dist, SC, in consideration of one shilling paid by James Goine, grant to James Goine two tracts of land on west side of Broad River in Union Dist. One tract on bank of Broad River on Hughes’ line, containing 259 acres, the other tract in Union Dist on Branches of Fannin Creek, adj Robert Smith’s line, containing 113 acres, Signed: Elijah Going, Sarah Going. Wits: Job Going, Jeremiah Going. Proved up on Jan 24, 1805 by Job Going. bk H, p 207 Union Co, SC
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4L-YS69-Q?i=534&cat=340217

1805 Dec 12 – Isaac Going fr Robert Foster –Isaac Going paid $400 to Robert Foster for 83 acres adj to William D Lane, Merry McGuire, Robert Chapman, Isaac McKissick, Shadrick Pruit, said Lanes land formerly in occupation of James Crumpton. Signed: Robert Foster. Wits: Isaac McKissick, Joseph McKissick. Proved up on June 28, 1806 by Isaac McKissick. Feb 10, 1807 dower released by Sarah Foster, wife of Robert Foster. bk K, p 292 Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QVS6?i=469&cat=340217

1805 Dec 12 – Isaac Going fr Robert Foster – Isaac Going paid $200 to Robert Foster for land in Union Dist on waters of Pacolate River, on south branch of Ready Branch Marks, containing 100 acres, also 55 acres surveyed for Obadiah Kindrick on Feb 22, 1796 granted by Chalres Sisson, adj to Robert Chapman’s land, Fredrick Archur land, Isaac McKissick land, John Cole’s land . . . Signed: Robert Foster. Wits: Isaac McKissick, Joseph McKissick. Proved up by Isaack McKissick on June 28, 1806. Feb 10, 1807 – Sarah Foster gives up dower rights. bk K, p 293. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QVS8?i=470&cat=340217

1811 Aug 12 – Alexander Brown, for $400 dollars paid by Josiah Shelton, sell him a plantation of land containing 100 acres, part of a tract originally belonging to James Benson Sr, willed to his daughter Sarah Brown and her heirs, being the plantation where Alexander Brown now lives on the south side of the Tygar River, bounded by John Hughey, Samuel Jenkins, Dr James Davis, Stacy Cooper, the Tygar River, John Hughy’s line . . . Signed: Alexander Brown, Sarah Brown, David Going, Anney Going, Elizabeth Brown, James Brown. Wits: William Cooper, George Creach, Daniel Felder. Proved up on Sept 26, 1815 by William Cooper. pg. 186. Union Co, SC.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZR-4?i=299&cat=340217

1811 Sept 16 – James Going to Robert Cook – James Going of Robinson Co, TN, for $150 paid by Robert Cook, grant land on the west side of the Broad River in Union Dist, on Hughes’ line, containing 259 acres. Signed: James Goyne. Wits: William Lockert, J. Rogers. Proved up on Oct 30, 1811 by William Lockert before Geo Plaxico QU. Recorded Jan 6, 1817. bk N p 289. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZG-N?i=351&cat=340217

1812 Feb case involving John Gowin case agst West Harris in Union Co SC

1812 Feb case inv John Gowen appeal case v William Wells in Union Co SC

1812 Feb case William Thomson v John Gowen case in Union Co SC
South Carolina, Union County, Court of Equity, 1801-1841. p 33 (p. 34 on Adobe).

1812 Feb 19 – John Gowen to Hugh Gowen – John Gowen for 5 shillings paid by loving son Hugh Gowen as well as for the love and affection I have towards the said Hugh Gowen, granted and sold unto son Hugh Gowin all my personal estate consisting of the following property (viz) One bay horse 10 years old, one dark sorrel horse 6 years old, two beds and furniture, 1 cart, 2 potts, 1 oven, 1 bridle and saddle, and 10 barrels of corn . . . Signed: John Gowen. Wits: John Saunders, Jr. Robert Buford. Proved up on Feb 19, 1812 by John Saunders Junr. bk L, p 113 Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QJBB?i=549&cat=340217

1816 Oct 3 – Isaac Going fr Henry Davis Jr – Isaac Going pays $130 dollars to Henry Davis Jr for 50 acres of land on the head of Reedy Branch Waters of Packolet River on lines of Henry Davis Sr, Isaac Going, Merry McGuire, W Long, William Coles . . . Signed: Henry Davis Jr. Wits: Henry Davis Sr, Vincent Davis. Proved up by Vincent Davis on Oct 26, 1816. bk O, p 166. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZZ-P?i=525&cat=340217

1817 June 4 – Isaac Going fr Abner McGuire – Abner McGuire for myself and the heirs of Merry McGuire decd for $600 dollars paid by Isaag Going in Union Dist, convey land on waters of Tannans Creek containing 336 acres bounded by Isaac Going’s land, Pinckney Road, H Davis . . . Signed: Abner McGuire. Wits: George Garner, J J Foster. Proved up on Sept 11, 1818 by George Garner. bk O, p 315. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZ7-F?i=599&cat=340217

1818 Sept 5 – Alexander Goin admr and A W Thompson are bound to William Rue of Union Co, 200 dollars admin the estate of Rhoda Goin, since or otherwise Rhoda Kilpatrick. 1813 Sept 11, inventory returned and signed by Alexander Goin. box 10, package 2, year 1818. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FF4M-4?i=18&cc=1911928&cat=443574

1821 Nov 16 – Vincent Goin to James Foot – Vincent Goins of Union Dist, SC, sell unto James Foote our bed and furniture, two bedsteads, four chairs, our pot, one oven, and lid, have doz puter plates, half doz spoons, one sugar dish, half doz knives and forks, one dow and calf, one sow, and four pigs, two sheats, one wading hoe, one pair cards and box which property I do bargain and sell unto James Foote . . . Signed: Vincent Goins. Wits: John M Whitlock. Proved up by John M Whitlock on April 24, 1823. bk R, p 282 Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L9MH-T?i=149&cat=340217

1822 Dec 28 – Rebecca Going fr John Palmer, I John Palmer of Union Co, SC for the love and good will I have for my loving daughter Rebecca Going, give her two negros and one by the name of Milly, the other by the name of Henry, and also one feather bed and furniture . . . Signed: John Palmer. Wits: Ellis Palmer, Joseph McKissick. Proved up Dec 28, 1822 by Joseph McKissick. bk R, p 220. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L1H2?i=118&cat=340217

1824 Jan 26 Doshea Plaxco appointed executor of John Plaxco estate in York Co SC
York County, South Carolina Minute book 1814-1830. p. 152 (pg 96 on FamilySearch).
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JX9H-29?i=95&cc=1919417&cat=24663

1824 March 10 – Isaac Going to IJ Foster – Isaac Going of Union Dist for $200 dollars paid by Isaac J Foster, grant 100 acres on Tannans Creek, on the south side of the Pinckney Road . . . Signed: Isaac Going. Wits: James Vinsan, C C Cudd. Feb 10, 1825 Rebecca Going, wife of Isaac Going, releases her dower. Proved up by James Vinsan on July 10, 1825. bk S, p 212. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L14T?i=339&cat=340217

1826 May Term
South Carolina)
Union District)
Personally came James Savage before me and being duly sworn made oath that he saw this within named Charles Dick on yesterday that he is well acquainted with him, and has no doubt but that he is totaly deprived of the use of his reason.
Sworn to and subscribed bfore me this 25th day of May 1826. J. McKibbing (JP), James Savage.

On motion of Clendenin for the petition. Ordered that writ in nature of a Writ de lunatice inquirendo do issue forthe with to be directed to John Rogers Esquire, Isaac Goings Esquire, Richardson Lipsey Esquire, James Savage, and John Gage Senr. commanding them and requiring them to summons a jury and inquire into the lunacy of Charles Dick, and make return of their proceedings then to this Court. South Carolina, Union County, Court of Equity, 1801-1841.

1828 Feb 13 – James McCluney v James Anderson – suit re land – p. 374 – Union Co, SC.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SYC-K?i=196&cat=394580
index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SYC-J?i=221&cat=394580

1829 Sept 19 – Abell H Jewett v. Charles Gowing – re a promissory note due . p. 148 Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SY7-C?i=311&cat=394580 (case) Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4STT-5?i=496&cat=394580

1829 Oct 27 – Isaac Going fr Amasa Palmer etal – We, Hezekiah Palmer, John Palmer, Nancy Edwards, Amasa Palmer of the State of Georgia, Ellis Palmer, William Palmer, Joseph McKissick, Nancy Edward of Franklin County, Amasa Palmer of Green County, and John Palmer of Handcock County, Ellis Palmer and William Palmer, Joseph McKissick all of Union District in consideration of $800.00 paid by Isaac Going have granted to Isaac Going a tract of land containing 300 acres in Union Dist, on the waters of Browns Creek, including the plantation which John Palmer decd formerly lived, bounding Browns Creek, William Ezell’s land, Striblings land . . . Signed: Amasa Palmer, Joh Palmer, Joseph McKissick, Nancy Edwards, William Palmer, Elijah Palmer agent for Hezekiah Palmer. Wits: Thomas B. Going, John M. Going, John W P McKisseck. Proved up on Jan 18, 1832 by John W P McKissick. on Jan 18, 1832 Roda McKissick, wife of Joseph McKissick released her claim of dower. bk V, p 274. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9CM-N?i=435&cat=340217

1830 Aug 9 – Isaac Going fr Abel Ezell and Sarah Ezell for $86 dollars and 66 cents, convey land on Brown’s Creek, bounded by William Palmer, William Ezell, John Stribling, Robert Harris, David Nicholas, said tract of land belonging to estate of John Palmer decd … Signed: Abel Ezell, Sarah Ezell. Wits: John Porter, Nathaniel Rochester. Proved up Feb 7, 1831 by John Porter. bk T, p 494. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9CK-D?i=271&cat=340217

1834 Jan 3 – Isaac Going fr WWE Moreland – WWE Moreland for $50 paid by Isaac Going, sold and conveyed to Isaac Going part of the tract of land on which I now live, on the waters of Pacolet, containing 25 acres, bounded along Going’s line . . . Signed: WWE Moreland. Wits: J Moreland, OK Moreland. Jan 16, 1834 – Mariah Moreland, wife of WWE Moreland, released her claim to dower. Jan 16, 1834 J Moreland proved up deed. bk W, p 185. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-LHKW?i=100&cat=340217

1838 March – Drury Gowing v. Joseph Reid – wins default, but needs to know damages. Costs awarded. p. 160 (or 169) Union Co, SC.
Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4STR-3?i=523&cat=394580

1844 John M Going, admin T B Going, box 31, package 16, year 1844. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FNKL-J?i=671&cc=1911928&cat=443574

1844 Jan 5 – James McCollum decd, with Charles Gowing adm p 101 Union Co, SC https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JF94-3Z?i=73&cc=1919417&cat=394620

1844 Sept 2 – Thomas B Going, Isaac Going and Richard Page, bound to admin estate of John M Going decd, p 115 Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JF94-3C?i=80&cc=1919417&cat=394620

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Union Co SC FamilySearch notes

Church:

Church records, 1787-1805
Authors:
Skull Shoals Baptist Church (Cherokee County, South Carolina) (Main Author)
Pacolet Baptist Church (Union County, South Carolina) (Added Author)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/386352?availability=Family%20History%20Library (No index – reviewed to here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5R-X?i=152&cat=386352 ).
(Available online)
William Gaston – baptised Oct 1788: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S55-C?i=131&cat=386352
Robert Elliot – baptised Oct 1788: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S55-C?i=131&cat=386352
John McWhorter – baptism May 1794, dismissed Sept 1795: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5Y-W?i=132&cat=386352
Elisebeth McWhorter – dismissed Sept 1795: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5Y-W?i=132&cat=386352
1802 abt Isaac Goians (or Gorans) listed in Pacolet Baptist Church (Union County, South Carolina): https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5T-S?i=133&cat=386352
1802 abt James Going listed in Pacolet Baptist Church (Union County, South Carolina): https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5T-S?i=133&cat=386352
1788 Oct 14 – Brother Camp and McDougal preached. Br Camp administered Baptism to William Gaston, Robert Elliott, Samuel McCreary, and Mary Williams.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-6S5Y-S?i=140&cat=386352

Church minutes, 1784-1955
Authors:
Padget’s Creek Baptist Church (Union County, South Carolina) (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/355835?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online)
Jeremiah Burns B.D. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-2H9J?i=9&cat=355835
James Hollis B.D. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-2H9J?i=9&cat=355835
1810 Aug – Thomas Hollis B https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-2H44?i=13&cat=355835
1810 Aug – Elizabeth Hollis B. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-245K?i=14&cat=355835
1810 Aug – Margaret Hollis B. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-241X?i=15&cat=355835
Index Hs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSHM-24TY?i=76&cat=355835
James Hollis – 1
Thomas Hollis – 4
Rachel Hollis D’d – 5
Anne Hollis B.
Willis Hollis B

Records of births and deaths 1790-1836
Authors:
Society of Friends. Cane Creek Monthly Meeting (Union County, South Carolina) (Main Author)
Society of Friends. Caesar’s Creek Monthly Meeting (Warren County, Ohio) (Added Author)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/288428?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Review at FamilyHistory Center)

Courts:

Equity bills, 1798-1870
Authors:
South Carolina. Court of Equity (Union District) (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/476669?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Online )

Journals and minutes, 1802-1868; index to journals and minutes, 1802-1840
Authors:
South Carolina. Court of Ordinary (Union District) (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/394612?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online)
Index: Gs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-C92Z-T?i=25&cat=394612
Rhoda Going admn Alexander Going – Personal est papers – 31-2 (Bk A, B or C – blacked out – cant read: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-C92Z-T?i=25&cat=394612
1844 John M Going admn Thos B Going – 153-4
1861 Isaac Going admn WGW Going – 52-6

CHURCH records:

Minutes of the Pacolet Baptist Church. May 20, 1787 to Feb 2, 1805
Members of Pacolet Baptist Church:

1787 Oct 9 – John Palmer called to act as deacon
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HG9V?i=20&cat=357193

1788 Feb thru June John Palmer mentioned a few times in notes for duties at church: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HL16?i=21&cat=357193

1788 John Palmer – listed as deacon (note: father of Rebecca Palmer – wife of Isaac Going).
Robert Elliot baptised on Oct 1788.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGMQ?i=15&cat=357193

1788 Sept 8 – William Gaston and Robert Elliott desire to become members of church. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HLBY?i=22&cat=357193

1788 Oct 14 – Baptism admin by Br Camp to William Gaston, Robert Elliott, Samuel McCreary, and Mary Williams: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HLB5?i=24&cat=357193

1800 (abt) – Isaac Goians and James Going listed in the “Names of the members of Pacolet Church, when baptised, or received by letter, dismissed by letter or excommunicated or dead.” https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HL1R?i=16&cat=357193

1803 April – … the Church open door for experience and received Isaac Going to be baptised at a Saturday ….
1803 June – …Isaac Going baptism mentioned again.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HLT5?i=62&cat=357193

1803 July 2d Saturday meeting – … At the above meeting received by Baptism our bretheren James Goings, Herbert Archer and our sister Briget, brother Spears negro. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HLBS?i=63&cat=357193

1805 – Rebecca Palmer now Going listed around 1805
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGM8?i=18&cat=357193

Minutes of the Pacolet Church 1846-1873
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HLY9?i=70&cat=357193

Preface of book:
The following is a list of deacons belonging to Pacolet Church who have served, and continue to serve
1. James Pettie
2. John Palmer
3. Robert Elliott
4. Abraham Guiton
5. Isaac Going
6. George Wilkins
7. Sherod James
8. Abraham Summerford
9. Joshua Foster
10. Vincent Davis
11. James Spears
12. William Mullinar
13. Thomas B Going
14. William Spears died 21st Aug 1864
15. M S Kendrick died in the army
16. John R Crocker
17. A F Kendrick
18. Dr Robert Little
19. John Cole – they were the first
20. John Reid – they were the first
21. J B Tolleson
22. A F Leaife
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HLTM?i=73&cat=357193

1827 Thomas B Going baptised church 1827 and discharged 1870 – No 2: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGR7?i=243&cat=357193

1844 Nancy Going baptised church No 10: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGR7?i=243&cat=357193

1859 William Going Jr baptised church No 75: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGTM?i=242&cat=357193

1864 Evelina Going baptised church No 103: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGTM?i=242&cat=357193

1864 Miram Going baptised church No 114: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGTM?i=242&cat=357193

1868 T B Going – conducting services – reading the Lords Prayer, etc, at church: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGYX?i=213&cat=357193 ; https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGY5?i=214&cat=357193 ; https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HG5B?i=217&cat=357193

Letter from T B Going in church recs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGRY?i=238&cat=357193

1868 W McI Going baptized church No 161: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSRD-HGPV?i=241&cat=357193

Minute book, 1785-1799
Authors:
South Carolina. County Court (Union District) (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/394569?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Online but not ready yet – still as of 4/6/18)

Miscellaneous records, 1795-1841
Authors:
South Carolina. Court of Equity (Union District) (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/388565?availability=Family%20History%20Library (no index – review page by page)
(Available online)

Petitions for guardianship of Union County [South Carolina] ca. 1803-1868
Authors:
South Carolina. Court of Equity (Union District) (Main Author)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/418373?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Not available yet – as of 4/6/18)

Pleadings and judgments, 1800-1906
Authors:
South Carolina. Court of Common Pleas (Union County) (Main Author)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/394580?availability=Family%20History%20Library
1800-1813 (not available yet):
1841-1906: (not available yet):
1816-1838: https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191549?cat=394580 (Index at back of book – no Going in Gs).

1816-1820:
1828 Feb 13 – James McCluney v James Anderson – suit re land – p. 374 –
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SYC-K?i=196&cat=394580
index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SYC-J?i=221&cat=394580

1821-1831: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SYF-Y?i=233&cat=394580
No Going in Gs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4STR-X?i=495&cat=394580

1829 Sept 19 – Abell H Jewett v. Charles Gowing – re a promissory note due . p. 148
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4SY7-C?i=311&cat=394580 (case)
Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4STT-5?i=496&cat=394580

1835-1838: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4STR-N?i=512&cat=394580
No Going in Gs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4ST5-1?i=518&cat=394580

1838 March – Drury Gowing v. Joseph Reid – wins default, but needs to know damages. Costs awarded. p. 160 (or 169)
Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSL6-4STR-3?i=523&cat=394580

South Carolina, Union County, Court of Equity, 1801-1841 : #cW.P.A. Project 2004
Statement of Responsibility:
sponsored by University of South Carolina ; supervised by Flora B. Surles ; copied by Maggie Mae Dunn
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/2522314
(Downloaded)

South Carolina, Union County court records, 1801-1838
Authors:
South Carolina. County Court (Union County) (Added Author)
Davis, Ruth (Added Author)
Dunn, Maggie Mae (Added Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/2522312
(Downloaded)

Union County, minutes of the Court
Authors: South Carolina. County Court (Union County) (Added Author)
David, Ruth (Added Author)
Dunn, Maggie Mae (Added Author)
Minutes include years 1790 through 1822.
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/2522311
(Downloaded)

Union County, minutes of Union Court
Title Also Known As:
South Carolina, Union County, Court minutes, 1785-1832
Statement of Responsibility:
sponsored by University of South Carolina ; supervised by Anne K. Gregorie and Flora B. Surles
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/2520772
(Downloaded all 3)

Land:

Conveyance books, 1778-1921; general index, 1785-1913
Authors:
Union County (South Carolina). Register of Mesne Conveyance (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/340217?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online – but still uploading quite a bit)
Grantors Index E-K 1785-1913:
Gs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9RF-K?i=100&cat=340217

1777 Feb 29 – George Gowin of North Carolina to John Foster of 96 Dist, SC, for 200 pounds paid by John Foster, grant unto John Foster a tract on the East side of Broad River near Lafferty’s Creek being granted to George Gowin by patent on Nov 9, 1774 . . . Signed: George Gowan. Wit: John Nuckols, Richard Nuckols. Proved up by John Nuckols on April 8, 1777. bk A, p 54 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-G3VS-4?i=41&cat=340217

1787 Sept 1 – Drury Going fr Merry McGuire – Mery McGuire of Union County Planter, and Drury Gowing of Chester Co, SC, . . . by a certain tract of land grant date of June 5, 1786 granted unto Merry McGuire a tract of land containing 319 acres on the south side of Broad River in 96 Dist, bounded by Hughes’ land, Esquire Brown’s land, Samuel Talbot’s land, Joseph Polson’s land, . . . Signed: Merry McGuire. Wits: James Savage, Joshua Palmore, William Sharp. – bk A, p 469. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-G32R-M?i=251&cat=340217

1805 Jan 15 – James Gowen from Elijah and Sarah Gowen, – Sarah Goine adminx of Elijah Goine admnr of Drury Goine decd of Chester Dist, SC, in consideration of one shilling paid by James Goine, grant to James Goine two tracts of land on west side of Broad River in Union Dist. One tract on bank of Broad River on Hughes’ line, containing 259 acres, the other tract in Union Dist on Branches of Fannin Creek, adj Robert Smith’s line, containing 113 acres, Signed: Elijah Going, Sarah Going. Wits: Job Going, Jeremiah Going. Proved up on Jan 24, 1805 by Job Going. bk H, p 207
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4L-YS69-Q?i=534&cat=340217

Book K: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QVHC?i=297&cat=340217
1805 Dec 12 – Isaac Going fr Robert Foster –Isaac Going paid $400 to Robert Foster for 83 acres adj to William D Lane, Merry McGuire, Robert Chapman, Isaac McKissick, Shadrick Pruit, said Lanes land formerly in occupation of James Crumpton. Signed: Robert Foster. Wits: Isaac McKissick, Joseph McKissick. Proved up on June 28, 1806 by Isaac McKissick. Feb 10, 1807 dower released by Sarah Foster, wife of Robert Foster. bk K, p 292 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QVS6?i=469&cat=340217

1805 Dec 12 – Isaac Going fr Robert Foster – Isaac Going paid $200 to Robert Foster for land in Union Dist on waters of Pacolate River, on south branch of Ready Branch Marks, containing 100 acres, also 55 acres surveyed for Obadiah Kindrick on Feb 22, 1796 granted by Chalres Sisson, adj to Robert Chapman’s land, Fredrick Archur land, Isaac McKissick land, John Cole’s land . . . Signed: Robert Foster. Wits: Isaac McKissick, Joseph McKissick. Proved up by Isaack McKissick on June 28, 1806. Feb 10, 1807 – Sarah Foster gives up dower rights. bk K, p 293 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QVS8?i=470&cat=340217

Book L: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QV9V?i=477&cat=340217

1812 Feb 19 – John Gowen to Hugh Gowen – John Gowen for 5 shillings paid by loving son Hugh Gowen as well as for the love and affection I have towards the said Hugh Gowen, granted and sold unto son Hugh Gowin all my personal estate consisting of the following property (viz) One bay horse 10 years old, one dark sorrel horse 6 years old, two beds and furniture, 1 cart, 2 potts, 1 oven, 1 bridle and saddle, and 10 barrels of corn . . . Signed: John Gowen. Wits: John Saunders, Jr. Robert Buford. Proved up on Feb 19, 1812 by John Saunders Junr. bk L, p 113 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QJBB?i=549&cat=340217

Book M: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS85-D?i=3&cat=340217

1797 Apr 20 – Estate of Going to Mrs Going, Isaac Going, Elijah Going, James Going, Job Going, – Pursuant to the orders of the commissioners appointed to appraise and divide the Real Estate of Drury Going decd, I have laid off the above tract of one hundred and seven acres and 1/3 it being part of the 250 acre tract on which said deceased formerly lived, and now laid off for the use of the widow of the said deceased including the dwelling house and spring. Adjacent to Aaron Lockert’s land, Elliotts corner. Plat No. 1 – Mrs Going’s part lower division on the River east side. Signed: William Gaston – Dept Surveyor. Recorded on Sept 12, 1814. bk M, p 197-199. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – By order of the commissioners appointed to divide the real estate of Drury Goyin deceased, I have laid off 71 acres and 1/3 of land being the middle tract of the 250 acres tract on which the said Drury Goyin formerly lived. Adjacent to the Broad River, land for Mrs Going, Robert Elliott’s land. Plat No 2 Middle division on East side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston – Dept Surveyor. Recorded on Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – Commissioners appointed to divide the real estate of Drury Goyen decd, 71 and 1/3 acres of land on which the deceased formerly lived. Adjacent Elliott’s land, and the Broad River. Plat No. 3 upper division. East side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston Deputy Surveyor. Recorded Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – By order of the commissioners appointed to divide the lands of Drury Goyn deceased . . . a tract of land situate in Union County, purchased by said Goyins from Mery McGuire for 319 acres – find it to contain only 259 acres clear of Robert Smith’s old granted land. Adjacent Broad River, Hughes’ land, Capt Palmer’s land, Robert Smith’s land, Robert Elliott’s land, Samuel Tolbert’s land. Plat No 4 on the west side of Broad River. Signed. William Gaston Deputy Surveyor. Recorded Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-5?i=117&cat=340217
1797 April 11 – By order of the Commissioners appointed to divide the real estate of Drury Goyne deceased . . . tract of land belonging to said estate in Union County, on Laurel Branch waters of Fannings Creek, purchased by said Drury Goyns from Charles Brock and said to be 80 acres, . . . I find within the lines of said tract 113 acres . . . Adjacent to McKissocks land, Robert Smith’s land, Laurel Branch, Brock’s land. Plat No 5 on the West side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston Deputy Surveyor. Recorded Sept 12, 1814. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-6?i=118&cat=340217
1797 April 21 – a true platt of 100 acres of land belonging to estate of Drury Goyin deceased in Chester County, including Elliott’s old field . . . Adjacent Joseph Robertsons land, Cherry’s land, Job Goen’s land, Aaron Lockert’s land. No. 6 on East side of Broad River. Signed: William Gaston. Proved up on Sept 12, 1814. pgs 197-199. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS88-6?i=118&cat=340217

Book N: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS89-H?i=191&cat=340217

1811 Sept 16 – James Going to Robert Cook – James Going of Robinson Co, TN, for $150 paid by Robert Cook, grant land on the west side of the Broad River in Union Dist, on Hughes’ line, containing 259 acres. Signed: James Goyne. Wits: William Lockert, J. Rogers. Proved up on Oct 30, 1811 by William Lockert before Geo Plaxico QU. Recorded Jan 6, 1817. bk N p 289 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZG-N?i=351&cat=340217

1811 Aug 12 – Alexander Brown, for $400 dollars paid by Josiah Shelton, sell him a plantation of land containing 100 acres, part of a tract originally belonging to James Benson Sr, willed to his daughter Sarah Brown and her heirs, being the plantation where Alexander Brown now lives on the south side of the Tygar River, bounded by John Hughey, Samuel Jenkins, Dr James Davis, Stacy Cooper, the Tygar River, John Hughy’s line . . . Signed: Alexander Brown, Sarah Brown, David Going, Anney Going, Elizabeth Brown, James Brown. Wits: William Cooper, George Creach, Daniel Felder. Proved up on Sept 26, 1815 by William Cooper. pg. 186. Union Co, SC.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZR-4?i=299&cat=340217

Book O: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZG-Z?i=426&cat=340217

1816 Oct 3 – Isaac Going fr Henry Davis Jr – Isaac Going pays $130 dollars to Henry Davis Jr for 50 acres of land on the head of Reedy Branch Waters of Packolet River on lines of Henry Davis Sr, Isaac Going, Merry McGuire, W Long, William Coles . . . Signed: Henry Davis Jr. Wits: Henry Davis Sr, Vincent Davis. Proved up by Vincent Davis on Oct 26, 1816. bk O, p 166 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZZ-P?i=525&cat=340217

1817 June 4 – Isaac Going fr Abner McGuire – Abner McGuire for myself and the heirs of Merry McGuire decd for $600 dollars paid by Isaag Going in Union Dist, convey land on waters of Tannans Creek containing 336 acres bounded by Isaac Going’s land, Pinckney Road, H Davis . . . Signed: Abner McGuire. Wits: George Garner, J J Foster. Proved up on Sept 11, 1818 by George Garner. bk O, p 315 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZ7-F?i=599&cat=340217

Book R: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-LB5H?i=3&cat=340217

1822 Dec 28 – Rebecca Going fr John Palmer, I John Palmer of Union Co, SC for the love and good will I have for my loving daughter Rebecca Going, give her two negros and one by the name of Milly, the other by the name of Henry, and also one feather bed and furniture . . . Signed: John Palmer. Wits: Ellis Palmer, Joseph McKissick. Proved up Dec 28, 1822 by Joseph McKissick. bk R, p 220. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L1H2?i=118&cat=340217

1821 Nov 16 – Vincent Goin to James Foot – Vincent Goins of Union Dist, SC, sell unto James Foote our bed and furniture, two bedsteads, four chairs, our pot, one oven, and lid, have doz puter plates, half doz spoons, one sugar dish, half doz knives and forks, one dow and calf, one sow, and four pigs, two sheats, one wading hoe, one pair cards and box which property I do bargain and sell unto James Foote . . . Signed: Vincent Goins. Wits: John M Whitlock. Proved up by John M Whitlock on April 24, 1823. bk R, p 282 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L9MH-T?i=149&cat=340217

Book S: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L1NP?i=230&cat=340217

1824 March 10 – Isaac Going to IJ Foster – Isaac Going of Union Dist for $200 dollars paid by Isaac J Foster, grant 100 acres on Tannans Creek, on the south side of the Pinckney Road . . . Signed: Isaac Going. Wits: James Vinsan, C C Cudd. Feb 10, 1825 Rebecca Going, wife of Isaac Going, releases her dower. Proved up by James Vinsan on July 10, 1825. bk S, p 212. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L14T?i=339&cat=340217

1830 Aug 9 – Isaac Going fr Abel Ezell and Sarah Ezell for $86 dollars and 66 cents, convey land on Brown’s Creek, bounded by William Palmer, William Ezell, John Stribling, Robert Harris, David Nicholas, said tract of land belonging to estate of John Palmer decd … Signed: Abel Ezell, Sarah Ezell. Wits: John Porter, Nathaniel Rochester. Proved up Feb 7, 1831 by John Porter. bk T, p 494. Union Co, SC. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9CK-D?i=271&cat=340217

1829 Oct 27 – Isaac Going fr Amasa Palmer etal – We, Hezekiah Palmer, John Palmer, Nancy Edwards, Amasa Palmer of the State of Georgia, Ellis Palmer, William Palmer, Joseph McKissick, Nancy Edward of Franklin County, Amasa Palmer of Green County, and John Palmer of Handcock County, Ellis Palmer and William Palmer, Joseph McKissick all of Union District in consideration of $800.00 paid by Isaac Going have granted to Isaac Going a tract of land containing 300 acres in Union Dist, on the waters of Browns Creek, including the plantation which John Palmer decd formerly lived, bounding Browns Creek, William Ezell’s land, Striblings land . . . Signed: Amasa Palmer, Joh Palmer, Joseph McKissick, Nancy Edwards, William Palmer, Elijah Palmer agent for Hezekiah Palmer. Wits: Thomas B. Going, John M. Going, John W P McKisseck. Proved up on Jan 18, 1832 by John W P McKissick. on Jan 18, 1832 Roda McKissick, wife of Joseph McKissick released her claim of dower. bk V, p 274. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9CM-N?i=435&cat=340217

Book W: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L4Y6?i=3&cat=340217

1842 Charles Gowing to JJ Pratt bk S 12, p 245 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-LQR9?i=148&cat=340217
1846 Charles Gowing to JJ Pratt bk M14, p 106, p 245
1846 Wm Going and GW Going fr B Johnson shff bk U14, p 389
1849 Charles Gowing to Prudney Gowing bk V 15, p 21
1849 Rodney Gowing fr Charles Gowing bk V15, p 21
1849 Rodney Gowing fr John J Pratt bk V15, p 75
1850 Charles Gowing to Rodney Gowing bk V15, p 345
1852 Charles Gowing to W G Hughes, bk Z18, p 392
1868 D D Going to The State of SC bk C21, p 193

Gowen, Gowing 5 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9R2-6?i=108&cat=340217
1785 George Gowan to John Foster bk A, p 54

Book H: https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007900681?i=419&cat=340217
1805 Elijah Gowan to James Gowen bk H p 207
1805 Sarah Gowan to James Gowen bk H, p 207
1842 Charles Gowing to JJ Pratt bk S 12, p 245
1846 Charles Gowing to JJ Pratt bk M14, p 106, p 245
1849 Charles Gowing to Prudney Gowing bk V 15, p 21
1850 Charles Gowing to Rodney Gowing bk V15, p 345
1851 Isaac Going to Daniel F McMahan bk V15 p 274
1851 WGW Going fr D F McMahan bk V15, p 275
1852 WGW Going fr John Spruce bk W16, p 174
1852 Amassa V Going fr William ALman bk W16, p 514
1852 R T Going to William Alman bk W16, p 518
1852 Charles Gowing to W G Hughes, bk Z18, p 392
(some other transactions in 1881 and 1892 – follow link above for info).

Goven 39
1811 John Goven to Hugh Goven bk L, p 113

Going 41 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9RW-B?i=173&cat=340217
1813 Estate of Going to Mrs Going, Isaac Going, Elijah Going, James Going, Job Going, bk M, p 197-199
1815 James Going to Robert Cook, bk N p 189
1822 Vincent Goin to James Foot bk R, p 282
1824 Isaac Going to JJ Foster bk S, p 212
1851 Isaac Going to Daniel F McMahan bk V15 p 274
1852 R T Going to William Alman bk W16, p 518
1868 D D Going to The State of SC bk C21, p 193
(Some transactions in the 1880s – early 1900s too – see here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-N9RW-B?i=173&cat=340217

Grantees Index F-J: https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008196618?cat=340217
Gs: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-J3M2?i=70&cat=340217
Going – 6: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-JSB3?i=79&cat=340217
1785 Drury Going fr Merry McGuire – bk A, p 469
1806 Isaac Going fr Robert Foster – bk K, p 292
1806 Isaac Going fr Robert Foster – bk K, p 293
1807 Isaac Going fr Henry Davis Jr bk O, p 166
1807 Isaac Going fr Abner McGuire bk O, p 315
1822 Rebecca Going fr John Palmer, bk R, p 220
1828 Isaac Going fr Abel and Sarah Ezell bk T, p 494
1831 Isaac Going fr Amasa Palmer etal, bk V, p 274
1833 Isaac Going fr WWE Moreland bk W, p 185
1846 Wm Going and GW Going fr B Johnson shff bk U14, p 389
1851 WGW Going fr D F McMahan bk V15, p 275
1852 WGW Going fr John Spruce bk W16, p 174
1852 Amassa V Going fr William ALman bk W16, p 514
(other transactions from 1870s to early 1900s – see: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-J39G?i=80&cat=340217

Gowen, Gowing, Gowan – 35 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-JS5X?i=148&cat=340217
1805 James Gowen fr Elijah and Sarah Gowen, bk H, p 207
1849 Rodney Gowing fr Charles Gowing bk V15, p 21
1849 Rodney Gowing fr John J Pratt bk V15, p 75

Plat books, 1800’s; index to plat books, 1803-1974
Authors:
Union County (South Carolina). Commissioner of Locations (Main Author)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/394588?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available Online)
Plat Book A&B 1803-1860 – G’s index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-J3CT-5?i=12&cat=394588 (no Going listed)
Plat Book C – Gs index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-J3C4-Y?i=338&cat=394588
E V Going and Charlie Gault – 289 (1914)
Plat Book E – Gs index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-JS3R-Z?i=12&cat=394588
WGW Going p 174 (1875) https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-JS3T-Y?i=120&cat=394588
Plat Book 1: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLF-DS9V-N?i=13&cat=394588
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLF-DSSM-6?i=141&cat=394588

South Carolina Union County, deeds & sales
Authors:
South Carolina. County Court (Union County) (Added Author)
Dunn, Maggie Mae (Added Author)
Surles, Flora Belle, 1887-1971? (Added Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/2522313
(Downloaded)

Union District, South Carolina, miscellaneous records, v. 1-2, 1785-1800
Format:
Manuscript/Manuscript on Film
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/341333?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online – searched index, no Going, McCluney, Plaxco found)

Probate:

Miscellaneous probate records, 1777-1866, index, 1777-1961
Authors:
South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County) (Main Author)
South Carolina. County Court (Union County) (Repository)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/443574?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online)
General Index to Probate 1777-1962 – A-O:
Gs Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FN9G-YM?i=206&cc=1911928&cat=443574
Going 17: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FN9G-GJ?i=220&cc=1911928&cat=443574
(Many other Going’s on page – 1861 thru 1957 – w 30 diff Goings).

1818 Sept 5 – Alexander Goin admr and A W Thompson are bound to William Rue of Union Co, 200 dollars admin the estate of Rhoda Goin, since or otherwise Rhoda Kilpatrick. 1813 Sept 11, inventory returned and signed by Alexander Goin. box 10, package 2, year 1818. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FF4M-4?i=18&cc=1911928&cat=443574

1844 John M Going, admin T B Going, box 31, package 16, year 1844. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FNKL-J?i=671&cc=1911928&cat=443574

Lee L Gowan w Mrs Ollie B Gowan Ex 52 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FN9G-VF?i=247&cc=1911928&cat=443574 (1954)

Will books, 1792-1911
Authors:
South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County) (Main Author)
South Carolina. County Court (Union County) (Repository)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/279364?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online) (No Going in any of the indexes)

Administators and guardians records, 1833-1913
Authors:
South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County) (Main Author)
South Carolina. Court of Ordinary (Union County) (Added Author)
South Carolina. Department of Archives and History (Repository)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/394620?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Available online)
1833-1856: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JF9S-R7?i=7&cc=1919417&cat=394620
1844 Sept 2 – Thomas B Going, Isaac Going and Richard Page, bound to admin estate of John M Going decd, p 115 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JF94-3C?i=80&cc=1919417&cat=394620
Edward H Plexco decd, with Geo W Garner adm 186.
1844 Jan 5 – James McCollum decd, with Charles Gowing adm p 101 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-JF94-3Z?i=73&cc=1919417&cat=394620

Execution books, 1802-1900
Authors:
Union County (South Carolina). Sheriff (Main Author)
Format:
Manuscript/Manuscript on Film
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/411160?availability=Family%20History%20Library
(Not uploaded yet 4/6/18)

Sale books, 1823-1900
Authors:
Union County (South Carolina). Sheriff (Main Author)
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Writ books, 1824-1899
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From Gowen Manuscript: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gowenrf/Gowenms106.htm

Mrs. Rhoda Going Kilpatrick applied to the Union District Court of Common Pleas February 19, 1806 for a peace bond to be placed on her husband Adam Kilpatrick to protect her from “bodily harm” at his hands, according to court records researched by Louis B. Wood.

SC, Union District
Indictments 1806, No. 65.

By Joseph McJunkins [Note: the Bogans came to South Carolina with the McJunkins], one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in said district.

To any lawful officer of said district, forasmuch as Rhoda Kilpatrick in said district hath personally come before me and duly made oath that she the said Rhoda Kilpatrick is afraid that Adam Kilpatrick in said district farmer will beat or do her some bodily harm and hath therefore prayed surety of the peace against him the said Adam Kilpatrick. It is ordered therefore in the State’s name to command you that immediately on the receipt hereof you bring the said Adam Kilpatrick before me to find surety as well for his personal appearing at the next general session of the peace and to be held at Union Court House on the Monday after the fourth Monday of March next after this date as also for his keeping the peace to all the good people of this state and especially towards the said Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going.

Given under my hand and seal February 19th 1806.

Joseph McJunkins

South Carolina, Union District:

Be it remembered that on the twentieth day of February 1806, Adam Kilpatrick, Jasper Tomelin, and John Anderson, all of said district planters came before me Joseph McJunkins, one of the Justices of the Peace of said district and acknowledged themselves to owe to the state of South Carolina, that is to say, the said Adam Kilpatrick sum of fifty pounds sterling money of said state, the said Jasper Tomelin the sum of twenty five pounds and John Anderson the sum of twenty five pounds like money, each is to be respectively mad and levied of their several goods and chattels lands and tenements to the use of said state if the said Adam Kilpatrick shall fail in performing the condition under written.

The condition of this recognizance is such that if the above bounden Adam Kilpatrick shall be and personally appear at the next general sessions of the peace and to be holden at Union Court House on the third Monday in March next and to do and receive what shall then and there be injoined by the court and in the meantime shall keep the peace and be of good behaviour towards the good people of this state and especially towards Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going of said district and some say the wife of said Adam Kilpatrick.

Then the said recognizance shall be void or else remain in full force.

The above recognizance taken and acknowledged before me this 20th day of February 1806.

Joseph McJunkins, JP

50 lbs Adam [X] Kilpatrick
25 lbs Jasper [X] Tomlin
25 lbs John Anderson

South Carolina, Union Dist.

Be it remembered that on the tenth day of March in the year one thousand eight hundred and six, the aforesaid Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going hath come before me one of the justices assigned to keep the peace in said district of Union and freely removed and released, as much as in her lyeth the aforesaid security of the peace by her prayed before me against the above named Adam Kilpatrick.

Certified under my hand this eleventh day of March 1806.

Joseph McJunkins, JP
Rhoda [X] Kilpatrick

The 1800 census of Union District enumerates the household of Adam Kilpatrick:

“Kilpatrick, Adam white male 26-45
white female 45 & up
white male 0-10
white female 0-10
white female 0-10”

Adam Kilpatrick is shown in the census in the following order: five households above–James Spillars, Frederic Isen, Joseph Howard, Isaac Hawkins and George Borenthen Adam Kilpatrick, then 5 below–Alexander McDonald, John Bogan, John Eubanks, James Martin and William Comer.

In the 1810 census of Union District Adam Kilpatrick is incorrectly shown as “Robin” Kilpatrick in the index. By looking at the actual record, I determined it was really Adam but the transcriber put down “Robin” [perhaps Robin was a middle name.]:

Kilpatrick, Robin white male over 45
white female 26-45
white male 16-26
white male 10-16
white female 10-16
white male 10-16
white female 10-16
white male 0-10
white male 0-10
white female 0-10
white male 0-10

He and his neighbors were shown in the following order: Jacob Harrison, William Harrison, Samuel Henry, Charles Humphrey and Jesse Hughes—Kilpatrick—then Anthony Leek, John Roger and Paul Maze.

In the 1820 census of Jasper County, Georgia Adam Kilpatrick and wife are shown with one young son, under 10.

In 1824 Adam Kilpatrick was married to Jane Smith in Newton County, Georgia.

In the 1830 census of Newton County Adam Kilpatrick is enumerated as:

“Kilpatrick, Adam white male 80-90
white female 40-50 [Jane Smith]
white male 15-20”

In the 1840 census of Newton County, Adam Kilpatrick is enumerated as:

“Kilpatrick, Adam white male 80-90
white female 40-50”

In 1850 the household was enumerated as:

“Kilpatrick, Adam 105, pauper, born in Ireland
Jane 70, born in GA

It is suggested that Adam Kilpatrick h Adam Kilpatrick Notes.

SC Union Dist. (Court of Common Pleas? Indictments 1806, No. 65.

By Joseph McJunkins (Note: the Bogans came to SC with the McJunkins), one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in said district. To any lawful officer of said dist, foreasmuch as Rhoda Kilpatrick in said district hath per-sonally come before me and duly made oath that she the said Rhoda Kilpatrick is afraid that Adam Kilpatrick in said district farmer will beat or do her some bodily harm and hath therefore prayed surety of the peace against him the said Adam Kilpatrick. ? are therefore in the State’s name to command you that immediately on the receipt hereof you bring the said Adam Kilpatrick before me to find surety as well for his personal appearing at the next general session of the peace and to be held at Union Court House on the Monday after the fourth Monday of March next after this date – as also for his keeping the peace to all the good people of this state and especially towards the said Rhoda Kilpatrick – or Rhoda Going.

Given under my hand and seal February 19th 1806.

The condition of this recognizance is such that if the above bounden Adam Kilpatrick shall be and personally appear at the next general sessions of the peace and to be holden at Union Court House on the third Monday in March next and to do and receive what shall then and there be injoined by the court and in the meantime shall keep the peace and be of good behaviour towards the good people of this state and especially towards Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going of said district – and some say the wife of said Adam Kilpatrick.

Then the said recognizance shall be void or else remain in full force.

The above recognizance taken and acknowledged before me this 20th day of February 1806.
Joseph McJunkins JP

£50 Adam Kilparick’s mark
£25 Jasper Tomlin’s mark
£25 John Anderson’s signature.

SC Union Dist. Be it remembered that on the tenth day of March in the year one thousand eight hundred and six, the aforesaid Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going – hath come before me one of the justices assigned to keep the peace in said district of Union and freely removed and released, as much as in her ?lioth? the aforesaid securety of the peace by her prayed before me against the above named Adam Kilpatrick.
Certified under my hand this eleventh day of March 1806.
Joseph McJunkins JP Rhoda Kilpatrick’s mark

1800 Union Co census shows Adam Kilpatrick (26 to 45), 1 female (45 and up), 1 male under 10, 2 females under 10. He is shown in the following order, 5 above James Spillars, Frederic Isen, Joseph Howard, Isaac Hawkins, George Borer?, then Adam Kilpatrick, then 5 below, Alexander McDonald, John Bogan, John Eubanks, James Martin, William Comer.

In 1810 Union Co Adam is incorrectly shown as “Robin” Kilpatrick in the index. By looking at the actual record I determined it was really Adam but the transcriber put down Robin – due to bad writing, hard to read etc on the census record. In 1810 Adam is shown as age 45 and up, and now there is a female age 26 to 45. There are also 3 males under 10, 2 males 10 to 16, 1 male 16 to 26, 1 female under 10, and 2 females 10 to 16. He is shown in the following order Jacob Harrison, William Harrison, Samuel Henry, Charles Humphrey, Jesse Hughes, Adam Kilpatrick, Anthony Leek, John Roger, Paul Maze??, end of page. Further up the page there are 3 Haney families, 2 Gregory’s and 2 Garretts.

In 1820 Adam and wife are shown in Jasper Co Ga with one young son, under 10. In 1824 Adam married Jane Smith in Newton Co GA. (need to recheck this)

In 1830 Adam is shown in Newton Co GA age 80 to 90 with wife Jane Smith age 40 to 50, and one male age 15 to 20, probably the same young male shown in the 1820 Jasper Co census. (need to recheck the ages)

In 1840 Newton Co GA Adam and Jane Smith are shown age 80 to 90 and 40 to 50 respectively with no other people in the household.

In 1850 Newton Co GA, Adam is shown age 105 pauper born in Ireland, and wife Jane Smith is age 70 born in GA.

So maybe Adam had his first 3 children by Elizabeth Bogan, 1 male, and 2 females all born between 1790 and 1800, and these are the older children on the 1810 census. Then there are an additional 5 sons and an additional 2 daughters on the 1810 census, maybe by Rhoda Going. This would make a total of 6 sons and 3 daughters. Of course Adam could have had more children by previous wives in Ireland.

From a website on the family of John Bogan:
The last will of John Bogan was dated 28 November 1803 and was proved in Union County SC on 21 Dec 1805. The will implies there may be additional daughters who are not named in the will but following relationships are:

Wife or widow not mentioned so presumed dead
Son: Isaac Bogan
Daughters and deceased daughters
Elizabeth Kilpatrick’s minors
Granddaughter: Elizabeth Craddock
Grandson: Valentine Bogan
Others, relationship not stated:
Nevil Holcomb
Adam Kilpatrick
Executor: John Bell
Witnesses: Solomon Sparm, William Rountree
When her father, John Bogan, wrote his will on 28 Novembe 1803, Elizabeth Bogan Kilpatrick was deceased, leaving minor children, who were not named in John Bogan’s will. Adam Kilpatrick was mentioned but his relationship was not defined. (NOTE: maybe this Adam is Adam Jr., a grandson of John Bogan. Per the 1800 census for Adam Kilpatrick, there was 1 male under 10, 2 females under 10, 1 male 26 t0 45, 1 female 45 and up.)

Adam Kilpatrick Notes (South Carolina) (“UN” indicates files or microfilm reels at SC archives for Union County)

UN 35 – the naturalization petition of Adam Kilpatrick in 1812, states he was a native of Ireland and had been in this “country” since June 1790. Note – the petition itself has the date 1786 crossed out. From looking at records he was in Union County by June 1790 – he had almost immediate dealings there almost since the day he supposedly arrived in this country. And he could hardly land in Charleston, the closest port in June 1790, and be somewhat established in Union County several days later. Therefore I think maybe he arrived several years earlier and lived in Union “County” not “this Country” from June 1790 til he petitioned for naturalization in 1812. Need to check records for War of 1812.

UN 21 – court of common pleas index shows a “Kilpatrick Iss’s? exer Thomas Gilham” – looks like a Thomas Gilham admistered the estate of a Kilpatrick, but could not make out the name. This was from the index. When I requested the file itself they could not find it and stated they knew some of their files were lost or missing. That’s too bad, this one might have really helped.

UN 21 – other references which may or may not mean anything. Index shows Samuel Chandler and John Tomblain. The Chandler and Tomblin surnames later show up in GA. Thomas Kirkpatrick and Fleming Harris, and Kirkpatrick, Hall and Co and A W Thomson. These Kirkpatricks appear later on in the 1800s in the Union SC records and may not have any connection to the early Kilpatricks. Actually Adam and his family appear to be the only Klpatricks in early Union Records.

There are lots of Bogan records in Union Distr. Adam Kilpatrick married a Bogan.

UN 2 – Deed Index
– Benjamin Holcomb to Nevil Holcomb – 1794 (Nevil Holcomb is mentioned in John Bogan’s will, father of Elizabeth Bogan Kilpatrick)
– Jesse Holcomb to Adam Kilpatrick – 1806
– Jesse Holcomb to an Edwards – 1820 (the “Edwards” name is interesting in that the land Thomas Kilpatrick got in Newton Co Ga was originally drawn by a Wm. Edwards of Jones Co GA, and Thomas apparently lost some land in St. Clair Co AL to a Mr. Edwards) – 1820
– Nevil Holcomb to H.H. Holcomb – 1828
– Jesse “ to Jesse “ Jr. – 1831
– Adam Kilpatrick to Hannah Heath – 1794
– Adam Kilpatrick & Alexander McDonald – 1797
– Adam Kilpatrick & Samuel Chandler – 1815
– Adam Kilpatrick & William Tomblin – 1822
– John Kirkpatrick & John Thomas – 1828 (could this be John Davis Kilpatrick?)
– John Kirkpatrick and I McIver – 1828

UN 7 – Deed Index
– Adam Kilpatrick & Avery Holcomb and wife – 1806
– Adam Kilpatrick & Jesse Holcomb – 1806
– James Kirkpatrick & James Anderson – 1828
– James Kirkpatrick & James Thomson – 1828
– James Kirkpatrick & Thomas McIver – 1831 (both James and John Kirkpatrick had dealings with McIvers, see above, so possible connection here)

UN 23 – Adam Kilpatrick, disposition/peace warrant, 1806.

Feb 8, 1815 Adam Kilpatrick of County of Putnam, State of GA, for $100 from Samuel Chandler of Union Dist.SC, sold 100 acres in Union District on the waters of Fair Forest, Ress Edward’s line, Mr. Smith’s Corner, adjoining Tomlin’s land to Jesse Clark’s line. Witnessed by Theophilus Goodyear. (NOTE: this may be Adam Kilpatrick Jr., the one who later married Mary Johnson in Putnam Co in 1824. Adam Sr. married Jane Smith in Newton Co in 1824. The Adam in this deed may be the son of Adam and Elizabeth Bogan).

21 Dec, 1822 – Deed says Adam Kilpatrick of Union SC (indicates the older Adam stayed in SC longer and left for GA later than Adam Jr) sells to William Tomblin for $100 50 acres where he now lives – corner of Jesse Clark through Ress Edward’s line, witnessed by Thomas O’Neal and Jesse Clark. This deed was recorded in 1822, although it was dated 2 Nov 1815. So maybe Adam Jr. left for GA in Feb 1815, and Adam Sr. left in Nov 1815? This older Adam appears in the 1820 Jasper Co GA census, however I have never found the younger Adam and Mary Johnson in any censuses of GA, so maybe they left GA and went west. Jasper Co GA is also where many of the Bogans from Union District went, as well as some McJunkins.

Adam Kilpatrick Notes.

SC Union Dist. (Court of Common Pleas I think) Indictments 1806, no. 65.
By Joseph McJunkins (Note: the Bogans came to SC with the McJunkins), one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in said district. To any lawful officer of said dist, foreasmuch as Rhoda Kilpatrick in said district hath personally come before me and duly made oath that she the said Rhoda Kilpatrick is afraid that Adam Kilpatrick in said district farmer will beat or do her some bodily harm and hath therefore prayed surety of the peace against him the said Adam Kilpatrick. ? are therefore in the State’s name to command you that immediately on the receipt hereof you bring the said Adam Kilpatrick before me to find surety as well for his personal appearing at the next general session of the peace and to be held at Union Court House on the Monday after the fourth Monday of March next after this date – as also for his keeping the peace to all the good people of this state and especially towards the said Rhoda Kilpatrick – or Rhoda Going.
Given under my hand and seal February 19th 1806.

SC Union Dist. Be it remembered that on the twentieth day of February 1806, Adam Kilpatrick, Jasper Tomelin, and John Anderson, all of said district planters came before me Joseph McJunkins, one of the Justices of the Peace of said district and acknowledged themselves to owe to the state of South Carolina, that is to say, the said Adam Kilpatrick sum of fifty pounds sterling money of said state, the said Jasper Tomelin the sum of twenty five pounds and John Anderson the sum of twenty five pounds like money, each is to be respectively mad and levied of their several goods and chattels lands and tenements to the use of said state if the said Adam Kilpatrick shall fail in performing the condition under written.
The condition of this recognizance is such that if the above bounden Adam Kilpatrick shall be and personally appear at the next general sessions of the peace and to be holden at Union Court House on the third Monday in March next and to do and receive what shall then and there be injoined by the court and in the meantime shall keep the peace and be of good behaviour towards the good people of this state and especially towards Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going of said district – and some say the wife of said Adam Kilpatrick.
Then the said recognizance shall be void or else remain in full force.
The above recognizance taken and acknowledged before me this 20th day of February 1806.
Joseph McJunkins JP
50 lbs Adam Kilparick’s mark
25 lbs Jasper Tomlin’s mark
25 lbs John Anderson’s signature.

In 1820 Adam and wife are shown in Jasper Co Ga with one young son, under 10. In 1824 Adam married Jane Smith in Newton Co GA. (need to recheck this)

In 1840 Newton Co GA Adam and Jane Smith are shown age 80 to 90 and 40 to 50 respectively with no other people in the household.

In 1850 Newton Co GA, Adam is shown age 105 pauper born in Ireland, and wife Jane Smith is age 70 born in GA.

So maybe Adam had his first 3 children by Elizabeth Bogan, 1 male, and 2 females all born between 1790 and 1800, and these are the older children on the 1810 census. Then there are an additional 5 sons and an additional 2 daughters on the 1810 census, maybe by Rhoda Going. This would make a total of 6 sons and 3 daughters. Of course Adam could have had more children by previous wives in Ireland.

Adam Kilpatrick Notes (South Carolina) (“UN” indicates files or microfilm reels at SC archives for Union County)

There are lots of Bogan records in Union Distr. Adam Kilpatrick married a Bogan.

UN 23 – Adam Kilpatrick, disposition/peace warrant, 1806.

Feb 8, 1815 Adam Kilpatrick of County of Putnam, State of GA, for $100 from Samuel Chandler of Union Dist.SC, sold 100 acres in Union District on the waters of Fair Forest, Ress Edward’s line, Mr. Smith’s Corner, adjoining Tomlin’s land to Jesse Clark’s line. Witnessed by Theophilus Goodyear. (NOTE: this may be Adam Kilpatrick Jr., the one who later married Mary Johnson in Putnam Co in 1824. Adam Sr. married Jane Smith in Newton Co in 1824. The Adam in this deed may be the son of Adam and Elizabeth Bogan).

Adam Kilpatrick Notes.

SC Union Dist. (Court of Common Pleas I think) Indictments 1806, no. 65.
By Joseph McJunkins (Note: the Bogans came to SC with the McJunkins), one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in said district. To any lawful officer of said dist, foreasmuch as Rhoda Kilpatrick in said district hath personally come before me and duly made oath that she the said Rhoda Kilpatrick is afraid that Adam Kilpatrick in said district farmer will beat or do her some bodily harm and hath therefore prayed surety of the peace against him the said Adam Kilpatrick. ? are therefore in the State’s name to command you that immediately on the receipt hereof you bring the said Adam Kilpatrick before me to find surety as well for his personal appearing at the next general session of the peace and to be held at Union Court House on the Monday after the fourth Monday of March next after this date – as also for his keeping the peace to all the good people of this state and especially towards the said Rhoda Kilpatrick – or Rhoda Going.
Given under my hand and seal February 19th 1806.

SC Union Dist. Be it remembered that on the tenth day of March in the year one thousand eight hundred and six, the aforesaid Rhoda Kilpatrick or Rhoda Going – hath come before me one of the justices assigned to keep the peace in said district of Union and freely removed and released, as much as in her ?lioth? the aforesaid securety of the peace by her prayed before me against the above named Adam Kilpatrick.
Certified under my hand this eleventh day of March 1806.
Joseph McJunkins JP Rhoda Kilpatrick’s mark

In 1820 Adam and wife are shown in Jasper Co Ga with one young son, under 10. In 1824 Adam married Jane Smith in Newton Co GA. (need to recheck this)

In 1840 Newton Co GA Adam and Jane Smith are shown age 80 to 90 and 40 to 50 respectively with no other people in the household.

In 1850 Newton Co GA, Adam is shown age 105 pauper born in Ireland, and wife Jane Smith is age 70 born in GA.

So maybe Adam had his first 3 children by Elizabeth Bogan, 1 male, and 2 females all born between 1790 and 1800, and these are the older children on the 1810 census. Then there are an additional 5 sons and an additional 2 daughters on the 1810 census, maybe by Rhoda Going. This would make a total of 6 sons and 3 daughters. Of course Adam could have had more children by previous wives in Ireland.

Adam Kilpatrick Notes (South Carolina) (“UN” indicates files or microfilm reels at SC archives for Union County)

There are lots of Bogan records in Union Distr. Adam Kilpatrick married a Bogan.

UN 23 – Adam Kilpatrick, disposition/peace warrant, 1806.

ad his first 3 children by Elizabeth Bogan, one male, and two females all born between 1790 and 1800. These are regarded as the older children on the 1810 census. Then there are an additional five sons and an additional two daughters on the 1810 census, maybe by Rhoda Going. This would make a total of six sons and three daughters. Of course Adam could have had more children by previous wives in Ireland.

The last will of John Bogan was dated November 28, 1803 and was proved in Union District on December 21, 1805.

Elizabeth Bogan Kilpatrick was deceased at the time of the will, leaving minor children, who were not named in John Bogan’s will. Adam Kilpatrick, possibly Adam, Jr, was mentioned but his relationship was not defined.
The naturalization petition of Adam Kilpatrick in 1812, states he was a native of Ireland and had been in this “country” since June 1790. Note: the petition itself has the date 1786 crossed out. From looking at records he was in Union County by June 1790. He had almost immediate dealings there almost since the day he supposedly arrived in this country. And he could hardly land in Charleston, the closest port in June 1790, and be somewhat established in Union County several days later. Therefore I think maybe he arrived several years earlier and lived in Union “County” not “this Country” from June 1790 until he petitioned for naturalization in 1812.

On November 2, 1815 Adam Kilpatrick of Union District sells to William Tomblin for $100 50 acres where he now lives, corner of Jesse Clark through Ress Edward’s line, witnessed by Thomas O’Neal and Jesse Clark.

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George Gowan, “of the state of North Carolina” gave a deed to John Foster of District 96, South Carolina on an unrecorded date, according to Union County Deed Book A, page 54. George Gowan had received the land, “a certain tract on the east side of Broad River near Lafferty’s Creek” in a land grant to him dated November 9, 1774. Consideration was “for 200 pounds current money.” Witnesses to the transaction were John Nuckols and Richard Nuckols.
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Colene H. Gowan was born September 30, 1906 and died September 18, 1954, according to her tombstone in West Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, according to “Union County, South Carolina Cemeteries.”
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Lee L. Gowan who was born in 1890 and died in 1945 was buried in Memorial Garden Cemetery, according to “Union County, South Carolina Cemeteries.” The tombstone also recorded “Ollie B. Gowan, born 1891.”
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Tombstones in Bogansville Church Cemetery include “William M. Gowan, born September 22, 1872; Jannie Gwinn Gowan, born February 2, 1877, died November 19, 1952; Kathalee Gowan, born September 14, 1911, died February 4, 1939; Gehenar Gowan, born August 30, 1913, died October 13, 1827,” according to “Union County, South Carolina Cemeteries.”
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Rilla Gowan Cothran and her husband, Robert Cothran were the parents of Estelle Cothran Foster, born in 1905, according to the February 7, 1955 edition of the “Spartanburg Herald:”

“Mrs. Estelle Cothran Foster, 50 of Taylors, South Carolina died at a Greenville hospital after an illness of six months.

She was born and reared in the Campobello section and was a daughter of the late Robert and Rilla Gowan Cothran. She had lived in Taylors for 17 years and was a member of Fairview Baptist Church. Burial was in the church yard.

Surviving are her husband, A. A. Foster; four daughters, Misses Aldine, Geraldine , Diane and Betty Foster, all of home; three sons, Ned, Jack, and Tommy Foster; four brothers, Dennis Cothran of Detroit, Michigan, Broadus of Campobello, Robert , Spartanburg. and Glover Coth-ran of Greer; four sisters, Mrs. Genell Austin, Wellford, Mrs. Clellie Foster, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Mrs. Annie Bell King and Mrs. Marion Oliver, both of Greer and one grandson.”

William Gowan and John Lewis were involved in a fistfight which resulted in the death of William Gowan, according to a newspaper article in “The Carolina Spartan” in its edition of Wednesday, December 15, 1880. The article was reproduced in “Old Spartanburg District Genealogy,” Vol. 2, through the courtesy of Dr. James L. Reid of Campobello, South Carolina, according to the research of Beverly Turner Smith of Smyrna, Georgia. The article read:

“Sunday evening the 6th instant, William Gowan, near Inman, and John Lewis, the husband of his granddaughter got into a quarrel, both being excited by whiskey, and Lewis, about 25 years old, struck Gowan, who is about 69, over the head with his fist. The females then ran out of the house and do not know what took place afterwards. Monday, Gowan was walking about in a sort of delirious condition. Thursday evening he went to bed and remained in a comatose condition until Friday night when he died. Saturday, Drs. Dean and Chapman made a post mortem examination and made oath Sunday at the Coroner’s inquest that Gowan’s skull was fractured and that congestion of the brain took place. Sunday, Coroner Ezell held an inquest, but the verdict has not been published. Lewis has not been arrested. He is a native of Georgia. Gowan moved from Union County to Spartanburg County.”
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William Gowan of Spartanburg County was selected to serve as a petit juror in
The April term of the United States Court at Charleston, according to the February 2, 1881 edition of the “Carolina Spartan.
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Mary Annie Sophrina Gowen was married to James Moses Mardis in 1891, according to Union District marriage records. He was born in 1841 and died in 1911. She was born in 1860 and died in 1903.
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Charles Gowing appeared on a Coroner’s Jury panel September 17, 1829, according to “South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research,” Vol. 18:

“Union District

An inquisition indented taken at John Gage’s in the Village of Union this 17th September 1829, Before me, Gordon Gregory, Coroner for said District, upon view of the body of Henry, a Negro boy slave, the property of John Gage, Jr, then and there lying dead, upon the oaths of, To wit: Jos. H. Dogan, Fore-man, John Rogers, Z. P. Herndon, F. H. Leonard, C. Gowing, Josh. Whitmore, John Murphy, B. M. Pearson, W. C. Pearson, R. H. Spencer, Jas. Cary, John Gage, Jr, good and lawful men of said District, who being charged and sworn do say that the said Negro boy Henry came to his death on September 17, 1829 in the lott of John Gage, Jr, by accidentally hanging himself by swinging by a rope used for suspending a wagon body.

Signed:

Joseph H. Dogan J. Rogers Z. P. Herndon
Joshua Whitmore F. H. Leonard Wm. C. Pearson
John Murphy R. H. Spencer Jno. Gage, Jr.
J. Carey Charles Gowing Bird M. Pearson

Charles Gowing was enumerated in the 1830 census of Union District, South Carolina, page 169:

The household was enumerated as:

“Gowing, Charles white male 30-40
white female 20-30
white male 20-30
white male 15-20
white female 0-5
white male 0-5”

Charles Gowing appeared on a Coroner’s Jury panel August 16, 1832, according to the “South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research,” Vol. 18:

“Union District:

An Inquest indented taken at the house of Nathan Hawkins on 16 August 1832 upon view of the body of Nathan Hawkins, late of said District, then and there lying dead, upon the oaths of John Vessels, Henry Hardy, Abner Mardis, John Mardis, Wm. W. Glenn, Jason Comer, John Sarter, John Cherry, Shad-reck Vessels, Henry Richards, James Tucker and Charles Gowan, good and lawful men of this District, who being charged and sworn do say that the sd. Nathan Hawkins on 14, August 1832 on the land Mr. Wm. Glenn in district aforesaid was found dead, that he had no marks of violence upon him and died by the visitation of God in a natural way.

Signed:

John Vessels, Henry Hardy Abner Mardis
John Mardis William W. Glenn Jason Comer
John Sartor John [X] Cherry Shaderick [X] Vessels
Henry Richards James A. Tucker Charles Gowing
Sam’l Davis, Coroner of Union District.”

Charles Gowing did not reappear in the 1840 census of South Carolina.

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Union Co SC FamilySearch notes

Church:

Courts:

Equity bills, 1798-1870
Authors:
South Carolina. Court of Equity (Union District) (Main Author)
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/476669?availability=Family%20History%20Library
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(Note: Searched index – no Blands, Gowen, McCluney, or Plaxco type names seen in index).

Land:

Probate:

NOTES – SMITH FAMILY RECORDS IN UNION CO, SC:

(Note: Drury B. Goyen/Going married Elizabeth Smith (her father was John Smith (son of Abraham Smith) and mother Nancy Chisholm (daughter of Adam Chisholm). Drury is in my direct line, so I had to do the research to sort out who was who. The documents/records I have sorted through are listed below for me to sort through all the John Smiths in the area, these include the records I have transcribed – or plan on transcribing – that are listed below.

The John Smith who married Nancy Chisholm is the John Smith that lived on/had land on Thickety Creek and Gilkeys Creek – this is the area where his father Abraham Smith had purchased land. Nancy Chisholm’s father, Adam Chisholm, moved from Virginia with a John Watson and together purchased 430 acres of land from John Grindol in or around 1786 on both sides of the Pacolate River in nearby Grindol Shoals).

Revolutionary War Pension Applications and Indents:

1781, 1782, 1783, 1785 Nov 30 – Rev War Indents … Henry Smith And Daniel Smith, Account Audited (File No. 7127) Of Claims Growing Out Of The American Revolution.
… I hereby appoint Abraham Smith my true and lawful attorney .. for me in m y name to ask and receive the whol of my indent with the interest and his receipt shall be your dischare for the same. Signed: Henry Smith.
Series: Accounts Audited of Claims Growing Out of the Revolution (S108092):
Archives ID: Series: S108092 Reel: 0136 Frame: 00325 ignore: 000
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1780 Dec 19, 1781, 1782, 1784 – Abraham Smith, Account Audited (File No. 7100) Of Claims Growing Out Of The American Revolution. by the hands of Mr John Murkey … from Mr Abraham Smith for the … of the publick. Signed: Joseph Palmer, CP. Series: Accounts Audited of Claims Growing Out of the Revolution (S108092)
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1788 Oct 17 – (payment to): Abram Smith, Account Audited (File No. 7101) Of Claims Growing Out Of The American Revolution. Series: Accounts Audited of Claims Growing Out of the Revolution (S108092):
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Union Co, SC – Smith information:

Deed Information in Union Co, SC can be found here:

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RECORDS and Information in Chronological Order:

1783 Jan 27 – William Smith of 96 Dist to John Foster bk A, p 62. Union Co, SC.
… land on the head of Minkums Creek containing 300 acres being the plantation the said William Smith formerly lived on …
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1784 Nov 13 – Henry Smith fr Ralphy Rogers, bk A, p 92 Union Co, SC.
… betwee Ralph Rogers of the one part and Henry Smith of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 71 pounds sterling … convey and confirm unto the said Henry Smith … land laying and being on Gilkies Creek in the District of 96 and in the State of South Carolina … between the lands patented for John Winn on the South and on the North of Jonathan Gilkey’s … containing 200 acres of land granted to Archibald Robison by patent dated the 26 day of September 1766 …
Signed: Ralph Rogers
Wit: Solomon Mangham, John Hyndman
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1785 Archer Smith to Nehemiah Howard, bk A, p 125-126 Union Co, SC.

1785 Archer Smith fr Nehemiah Howard, bk A, p 179-181 Union Co, SC.

1786 July 17 – William Smith and wife to William Lockhart bk A, p 216 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith of Union Co, SC and William Lockard of the same place of the other part … confirm unto the said William Lockard … a certain tract of land laying on Broad River in Union County … containing 150 acres … originally granted to Isom Peoples … and from him conveyed to Mathew Russell and from said Russell to William Smith Sr, and from the said William Smith Senior to his son William by will … at a hickory on the River Bank a few poles below the mouth of Peoples Creek …. crossing the creek above the fork … to a Gum on the River Bank … to the beginning …
Signed: William Smith, Martha Smith
Wit: James Terrell, Abner Robison, Henry Smith.
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1785 Archer Smith to Thacker Vivian, bk A, p 251 Union Co, SC.

1785 Archer Smith to James Harrison, bk A, p 264 Union Co, SC.

1785 Archer Smith to John Putman, bk A, p 334 Union Co, SC.

1787 Apr 27 – Robert Smith fr Elijah McGuire, bk A, p 436 Union Co, SC.
… between Elijah Maguire of the State of South Carolina Union County of the one part planter, and Robert Smith taylor of the said State and County aforesaid of the other part … a certain grant bearing date the 4th day of December, 1786 … did grant unto Elijah Maguire a certain tract of land containing 200 acres in the County aforesaid on the waters of Broad River on a branch of Hughes Creek bounding on James McCreackings land on one side and Robert Smith’s land and all other sides on vacant lands …
Signed: Elijah McGuire
Wit: William Hughes, James McCracken, Merry McGuire.
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1787 Sept 20 – William Smith and Jane his wife to John Smith, 96th Dist, SC. Union Co, SC Deeds. bk A. pg. 467 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith and Jane his wife of 96 Dist and State of South Carolina of the one part and John Smith of the State and Dist aforesaid of the other part … William Smith and Jane his wife doth out of mean motion and paternal affection the have given granted … confirm unto the said John Smith … land situate in the State and Dist aforesaid on Swift Run on a Branch of Tygar River being a part of a larger tract of 305 acres of land originally granted unto the aforesaid William Smith the 7th day of Nov 1785 and entered in the auditors office in Book FFFF page 300 … near a Waggon Road … being the lower part of the aforesaid tract of 305 acres … to the beginning …
Signed: William Smith
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1787 Sept 20 – William Smith and wife to John Smith bk A, pg 468 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith and Jane his wife of 96 Dist of S Carolina of the one part and Joseph Smith of the State and District aforesd of the other part … the said William Smith hath out of mere motion and paternal affection they have given granted … confirm unto the said Joseph Smith … one certain tract or parcel of land situate in the State of South Carolina and 96 District on Swift Run a branch of Tigar River being a part of a larger tract of 305 acres of land originally granged unto the aforesd William Smith the 17th day of Nov 1787 and entered in the auditors office in Book FFFF pg 300 … being in the upper part of the aforesd tract of 305 acres …
Signed: William Smith
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1785 Archer Smith to James Oliphant, bk A, p 534 Union Co, SC.

1787 Simon Smith fr John Steen, bk B, p 22 Union Co, SC.

1787 Samuel Smith to Alexander Hamilton, bk B, p 115 Union Co, SC.

1788 July 28 – Abram Smith fr James Campbell bk B, p 230 Union Co, SC.
… between James Cambell of the State of S Carolina and County of Abeville of the one part and Abraham Smith of S Carolina and County of York of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 130 pounds sterling … sell unto the said Abraham Smith all that an those the plantation or tract of land situate … on both sides of Gilkies Creek in Union County on the S side of Broad River in S Carolina containing by estimation 100 acres be the same more or less bounding to the north by lands vacant to the E on lands of Rideris Clarks and Richard Kelley and Thomas Gibbs and on the W on lands of Nathaniel Jefferies and Wilson Jolly it being a tract of land granted to Leard Burns …
Signed: James Campbell
Wit: Joseph French, John Harrington, Phillip Shaves
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1789 Sept 7 – William Smith to Isaac Cook, bk B, pg 239 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith of Union County State of S Carolina of the one part and Isaac Cook of said County and State of the other art … sell and deliver unto the said Isaac Cook a certain tract or parcel of land … in the said County of Union on or between the waters of Swift Run and Otterson’s Creek …. bounded by Isaac Cooks land … boundy by Ely Cooks land … bounded by William Smith’s land … bounded by Isaac Cooks land containing 50 acres …
Signed: William Smith
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1787 Thomas Smith to William Hardwick, bk B, p 350 Union Co, SC.

1787 Simon Smith fr William Littlefield, bk B, p 382 Union Co, SC.

1791 March 28 – William Smith to Oliver Smith, bk B, p 416 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith of the State of South Carolina and County of Union of the one part and Olive Smith of the County and State aforesaid of the other part … confirm unto the said Olive Smith his heirs and assigns … one certain tract … in the County and State aforesaid …. part of a larger tract of land granted to me … on the 3rd of March 1788 … bounding …. to Isaac Cook’s corner bounded by John Wilson’s land … with said Cook’s line … to said Cook’s corner bounded by said Cook’s land … bounded by said Cooks land … bounded by Eli Cook’s land … bounded Nathan Hawkins land … bounded by land granted to William Smith … containing 154 acres … more or less …
Signed: William Smith
Wit: John Haile
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1791 Nov 11 – Abram Smith fr Wilson Jolly, bk C, p 122 Union Co, SC.
… between Wilson Jolly and Mary Jolly (his wife) of the State of South Carolina Union County of the one part and Abraham Smith of the state aforesaid and County of York of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 100 pounds steerling … confirm unto the said Abraham Smith … land containing 100 acres … County of Union on the W side of Broad River on a branch of Thickety Creek known by the name of Elkies Creek and granted to Richard Dowd …
Signed: Wilson Jolly, Mary Jolly
Wit: John Bird, Joseph Jolly, John Smith
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1790 Dec 27 – Robert Smith fr Richard Polister bk C, p 140 Union Co, SC.
… between Richard Poleston of the State of South Carolina, Spartanburgh County planter and Robert Smith of said State and County of Union taylor of the other part … a certain grant bearing date … 1772 … grant unto Joseph Polson deceased but now falls to his son, a plantation or tract of land containing 300 acres situate on a branch of Broad River on the South side bounded SE on Robert Smith’s land SW on Richard Hughs land and all other sides vacant … convey unto Robert Smith the above described tract of land containing 300 acres …
Signed: Richard Polson
Wit: John Brown, James McCracken, Christopher Brandon
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1775 April 11 – Robert Smith fr William Thomas bk C, p 142 Union Co, SC.
… between William Thomas and Joannah Thomas his wife of Camden District in the province of South Carolina planter of the one part and Robert Smith of 96 Dist and province aforesaid taylor of the other part … confirm unto the said Robert Smith … for one year by indenture bearing date the day next before the date of these presents … all that plantation or tract of land containing 200 acres …. in Craven County 96 Dist and province aforesaid on the N fork of Hughes Creek waters of Broad River on the SW side thereof boundong on land laid out to George Walker NW on land laid out unto James Henry on land laid out unto James Polson, all the other sides vacant land … grant dated the 23d day of Jan 1773 …
Signed: Johannah Thomas, William Thomas
Wit: George Love, Samuel Smith, Samuel Smith, John McDonnald
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1791 July 24 – Abraham Smith fr Nathaniel Jeffries, bk C, p 317 Union Co, SC.
… between Nathaniel Jefferies and Sarah his wife of South Carolina and County of Union of the one part and Abraham Smith Esquire of S Carolina and County of York on the other part … a certain grant bearing date the 20th day of May 1774 … grant unto Nathaniel Jefferies a plantation or tract of land containing 400 acres … on both sides of Larkens Branch of Thickety Creek … On Larken Branch … in Union County … Nathaniel Jefferies and Sarah his wife for and in consideration of the sum of 100 pounds … confirmed unto the said Abraham Smith …. only what is taken out by 100 acres granted to Leard Liurns …
Signed: Nathaniel Jefferies, Sarah Jefferies
Wit: Matths Baldwin, Jos Jolley
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1794 July 14 – David Smith fr Josiah Ducket, bk C, p 412 Union Co, SC.
… between Josiah Duckett and Jerusha his wife of Newberry County and State of S Carolina of the one part and David Smith Jr of Union County … of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 100 pounds sterling … confirm unto the said David Smith … tract of 240 acres of land originally granted to David Smith Sr and is situated … in Union County … on a branch of Tyger River call Padgetts Creek … granted to David Smith Sr … March 17, 1775 … conveyed to the said Josias Duckett … by David Smith Sr and Hannah his wife … May 4 1779 …
Signed: Josias Duckett, Jurusha Duckett
Wit: David Smith Sr, George Smith, Thomas Lee
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1795 Feb 10 – Henry Smith to John Lockhart bk D, p 44 Union Co, SC.
… between Henry Smith of York County and State of South Carolina of the one part and John Lockard of Union County and State aforesaid of the other part … confirm unto the said John Lockard … land … in the County of Union and State aforesaid containing 128 acres … originally granted to James Roberson … bounded on the South by Moses Waters land on the east by Lewis Sanders on the West by Joshua Petty on the North by the same …
Signed: Henry Smith, Sally Smith
Wit: Samuel House, Henry Stratton, William Morris
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1795 Feb 9 – Henry Smith to James Lockart. bk D, pg 46. Union Co, SC.
… between Henry Smith of York Co and Pinckney Dist & State of South Carolina of the one part, and James Lockart of Union County and Dist & State aforesaid of the other part … convey and confirm unto teh sd James Lockart … land containing 150 acres … to Gilkies line … to the beginning containing 177 acres more or less granted to the said Henry Smith … and from the said Henry Smith conveyed to the above James Lockart … both tracts of land ….
Signed: Henry Smith, Sally Smith
Wit: John Lockart, James Lockart, Joseph Leach.
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1791 Dec 28 – Henry Smith fr Elizabeth Hogan, bk D, p 48 Union Co, SC.
… between Elizabeth Hogan of Union County and the State of S Carolina of the one part and Henry Smith of York County and state of S Carolina of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 20 pounds sterling … confirm unto the said Henry Smith … land containing in the County of Union … on Thicketty Creek containing 128 acres … originally granted to James Roberson … bounded on the S by Moses Waters land on the E by Lewis Sanders on the W by Joshua Petty’s on the N by part of the same survey ….
Signed: Elizabeth Hogan
Wit: Solomon Mangham, Hezekiah Terrell
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1795 April 3 – Abram Smith fr John Thompson, bk D, p 54 Union Co, SC.
… between John Thompson of the State of South Carolina Union County of the one part and Abraham Smith of the same place of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 50 pounds sterling … for his security the following property to wit two negro men the one named Tom the other named Sharper also on sorrel gailden one pay bailden one roan gailden as also one sorrel mare and one young bay mare … as also 15 head of cattle marked with a crop of the right ear ….
Signed: John Thompson
Wit: Richmond Terrell, William Steen, Lewis Sanders.
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1795 Oct 27 – Mary Smith to David Smith bk D, p 272 Union Co, SC.
… I David Smith Senr of Union Co state of South Carolina … deliver unto Mary Smith of Union Co, SCo … one grey horse 14 and 1/2 hands high 5 years old branded on the near shoulder and buttock B. One Grey mare about 14 and 1/2 hands high no brands 4 years old and 9 head of cattle marked with an under bitt out of the under side of the left ear and nick in the undersid of the right ear, 1 pot, one dutch oven, one pott rack, five shovels and tongs, 1 bake ?, 1 washing ? 1 pail o plates 1 basen, 1 looking glass, 8 chairs, 1 table, 1 ploughs, 1 axe, 1 mattock, 2 hoes, 1 feather bed, 8 hed of hogs, 3 swarms of bees …
Signed: David Smith
Wit: John Taylor, David Smith Jr.
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1792 Jan 21 – William Smith fr John Reid, bk D, p 318 Union Co, SC.
… between John Reid of the State of South Carolina Union County of the one part and William Smith of the State and County of the other part … confirmed unto the said William Smith … part of two tracts of land one of them granted to Ann Goin the 21st day of June 1765 … and the other granted to John Weedingman bearing the date the 12th day of Oct 1772 … the said land conveyed to the said John Reed by the said John Weedingman lying and being in the County of Union and next above Fannins Creek on Broad River bounded on the upper side by Geo Bailey’s land … on the bank of said Broad River and at the mouth of said Fannins Creek … to an oak on the Bank of said Broad River thence down the river to the beginning containing 150 acres … to the said William Smith …
Signed: John Reed
Wit: Elias Wright, William Reed, Obediah Kendrick
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1795 Nov 9 – Robert Smith to Robert Elliot, bk D, p 349 Union Co, SC.
… between Robert Smith of the State of South Carolina and County of Union taylor of the one part and Robert Elliot of the State aforesaid and County of Chester planter of the other part … convey unto the said Robert Elliot a certain tract or parcel of land containing 144 acres … in Union County … granted to Joseph Polson by a grant being dated the 40th day of July 1772 bounded on lands of Charles Brock, Samuel Torbert, Drury Going …
Signed: Robert Smith
Wit: James McCracken, John Smith, George Smith
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1796 Feb 12 – Samuel Smith to John Reid, bk D, p 408 Union Co, SC.
… between Samuel Smith of the State of South Carolina Union County on the part and John Reed of the State and County aforesaid of the other part … confirm over to the said John Reed … part of a tract of land containing 492 acres of land granted to the said Samuel Smith …. the 4th of June 1787 the said land lying in ghe County of Union and on the Waters of Fannin Creek on both sides of the Maury Branch bounded east by Kent’s land and on the North by land granted to James McCracken … beginning on said Kent’s line on the N side of the said Muncy Branch where sd McCrackins line intersects with said Kent’s line … to a red oak known to by some to be Merry McGuire’s corner … to the beginning containing 175 acres more or less …
Signed: Samuel Smith
Wit: Daniel McKissick, John Reed, Jr, Joseph Reed
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1796 May 24 – Robert Smith to A McBath & Co bk D, p 419 Union Co, SC.
… On or before the 1st day of Nov next I promise to pay Alexander Macbeth & Co or order the sum of 19 pounds 2 shillings and 8 pence half penny to be paid in milled dollars at four shillings and 8 pence each with lawful interest … and make chargeable all that plantation or tract of land whereon I now live containing 165 acres originally granted to Thomas Armstrong binding on George Goodwin’s land Edward Dennis’ land William Forgees land and James Mcans lands … containing 165 acres … I also pledge … 5 head horses viz one bay mare & sorrel coult one black horse 10 years old branded then K on his shoulders and buttocks, one small bay mare 10 years old, one gray one year old horse colt, four cows and yearlings, and also one sett black smith tools … for the secure payments of the said sum of money.
Signed: Robert Smith
Wit: Henry Farnandes, Alex Hay
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1796 Aug 23 – William Smith to John Smith bk D, p 434 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith and Jane his wife of Union County and state of South Carolina of the one part, and John Smith of the State & County aforesaid of the other part … William Smith and Jane his wife doth out of mean motion and paternal affection have given granted aliened enfeoffed and confirmed … confirm unto the said John Smith … land situate in the State and County aforesaid containing 190 acres on the Waters of Ottersons Creek, bounded by lines running NW by Jean Brown, SW and NW by James Smith, East by John Smith …
Signed: William Smith.
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1796 Sept 5 – William Smith to Ann Smith bk D, p. 435 Union Co, SC.
… between William Smith of the State of South Carolina of Union carpenter of the one part and Ann Smith of the County and State aforesaid of the other part … confirm unto the said Ann Smith … a certain tract or parcel of land situate … in the County and State aforesaid it being a part of the NE and of a tract of land granted to me … on the 3d day of March 1788 … bounding along the various courses of the original lines until it comes to Olive Smith’s line that divided the said Tract of land … containing 50 acres of land …
Signed: William Smith
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1796 Dec 31 – Joseph Smith fr Isaac Cook, bk D, p 530-31 Union Co, SC.
… between Isaac Cook and Sarah his wife of the one part planter and Joseph Smith planter of the other part both of the State, County, and District aforesaid … confirm unto the said Joseph Smith … one certain tract or parcel of land containing 100 acres … on the N side of Tyger River on the Waters of the Beaver Dam Branch bounded SW by land laid out to John White all other sides vacant … granted Dec 8, 1774 …. originally granted to Egness Elliot sold and conveyed by John McGuire and Egness his wife the former Egness Eliot to John Brown as appears by conveyances bearing the date the 15th day of July 1786 and conveyed by John brown and Sarah his wife to Isaac Cook … the 10th day of March 1794 …
Signed: Isaac Cook, Sarah Cook
Wit: Vincent Davis, Thomas Spray, John Smith.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVH-Q?i=464&cat=340217

1797 March 30 – Samuel Smith to James Johnson, bk E, p 36 Union Co, SC.
… I Samuel Smith of Union County and State aforesaid in consideration of 25 paid by James Johnson of the County of Union in the state aforesaid have granted sold and released … release unto the said James Johnson all and in the tract of land containing 175 acres lying and in beween Thomas Williams and Thomas Ballew’s line …
Signed: Samuel Smith, Sarah Smith
Wit: Benjamin Stalls, Benjamin Ballew, Isaac White
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVQ-W?i=513&cat=340217

1797 David Smith affirmation, bk E, p 120 Union Co, SC.

1797 Caleb Smith fr Judith Edmundson, bk E, p 124 Union Co, SC.

1797 Aug 10 – David Smith fr John Prince, bk E, p 147 Union Co, SC.
… I John Prince of Union County in the state aforesaid … sell and release unto the said David Smith Jr … land containing 50 acres it being part of a tract of land containing 200 acres originally granted to Henry Clark by letters patent at Charleston bearing date 26th day of Sept 1772 … being on Padgets Creek bounding SW by lands belonging to John Lee, NE and NW by lands belonging to sd Prince and beign part of said tract SE by land belonging to the sd Smith …
Signed: John Prince
Wit: Mahlon Pearson, David Pugh.
I Betsy Prince wife of John Prince do freely …. release and renounce my third part of the within conveyed tract of land to the within named David Smith Jr …
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1797 David Smith fr John Lee, bk E, p 150 Union Co, SC.

1797 Sept 19 – John Smith fr John Peter Sartor bk E, p 276 Union Co, SC.
… between John P Sartor of the State of South Carolina and Union County of the one part and John Smith of the State and County aforesaid of the other part … confirm unto the said John Smith …. 38 acres of land … beginning at a post oak corner on John Smith’s line …. bounded by John Smith and John Cook’s land … by Nathan Hawkin’s ….. bounded by William Smith … being part of a larger tract of land granted to John P Sarter … the 5th day of Sept 1796 … grant book O No 5 page 534 …
Signed: John P. Sartor
Wit: Stephen Compton, Daniel Tolliver, John Mink
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1757 Oct 12 – William Smith fr Joseph Mangles bk F, to 66-73 Union Co, SC.
… between Joseph Mangles of Charleston in the Province of South Carolina of the one part and William Smith of Barkly County in the Province of South Carolina (house carpenter) of the other part … sell unto the said William Smith … a certain quantity or tract of land containing in the whole 150 acres … in the fork between Broad and Saludy Rivers and bounded on a branch of Tygar River called Otterson’s Creek … all other sides vacant land …
Signed: Joseph Mangles
Wit: Thomas Sinthwaite, Adam Sheekle
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4L-YS8P-7?i=47&cat=340217

1799 March 28 – William Smith to John Smith, bk F, p 73 Union Co, SC.
… I William Smith and Jean his wife of the County of Union in the State aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of 500 dollars to me in hand paid by John Smith of Union County in the state aforesaid … release unto the said John Smith … land containing 150 acres … in the fork between Broad and Saludy Rivers in Union County on a Branch of Tygar River called Ottersons Creek … originally granted to Joseph Mangles and conveyed by the said Joseh Mangle to the above named William Smith as appears by a lease and release bearing date the 12th day of October in the year 1757 bounded by all sides by vacant land when surveyed …
Signed: William Smith, Jean Smith
Wit: Samuel Otterson, Benjamin Smith, Isaac Hollengworth
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4L-YS8Y-9?i=50&cat=340217

1799 Edmund Smith fr Caleb Edmundson, bk F, p 276 Union Co, SC.

1800 William Smith fr Elijah Wilbourn bk G, p 8 Union Co, SC.
… I Elijah Wilbourn of Union County and State of South Carolina …. sell and deliver unto the said William one negro woman named Betty and her two female children, one a yellow child named Nelly the other named Silvia …
Signed: Elijah Wilbourn
Wit: B. Birdsong
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1793 Nov 16 – Robert Smith fr William Fargus etal, bk G, p 60 Union Co, SC.
… between William Fargus, Edward Denny, David McCall, and Arthur Crawford of the one part and Robert Smith of the other part both of the State of South Carolina … sold all that parcel or tract of land containing 165 acres whereon Arthur Crawford now lives, being originally granted to Thomas Armstrong now deceased, bounded on George Godwin on the other part on Edward Denny and the other on William Furgus and on the other part on James Means, it being part of said tract of land that was the property of said deceased Thomas Armstrong …
Signed: Arthur Crawford
Wit: Josiah Goodwin, James Saye
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1796 April 26 – John & Ann Smith fr Nathan Langston etal, bk I, p 15 Union Co, SC.
… William Smith of Union County did on the 4th day of Nov 1795 make his last will and testament and did execute the same before David Norman and Elizabeth Littlefield witnesses to the same and whereas the said William Smith died leaving the said Will so witnessed and therein mentioned that his last wish and desire was that the land on which he had permitted his son John to live for 5 or 6 years before his death should go to the said John and be to him forever and that the other tract of land on which he himself lived should go to his wife Anne Smith to be disposed of as she should think fit and whereas the said will is not valid for the conveyance of the said land but it is the wish of all those who are of age and are interested therein that the wish and desire of the said William Smith should be carrid into full execution … we Nathan Langston and Catharine Langston, Bennett & Polly Langston, William & Milley Edwards, William and Elizabeth Parker, John & Nancy Smith, & William Smith and Nancy Smith each of us for ourselves and for our heirs respectfully do hereby renounce release and forever quitclaim unto Ann Smith our mother and to her heirs and assigns forever all manner of right title interest …. to the said tract of land intended by said will to be devised to the said Ann Smith our mother or any part thereof … we Nathan Langston & Catharine Langston, Bennet & Polly Langston, William & Miley Edwards, William & Elizabeth Parker, William Smith & Nancy Smith each of us … renounce release and quit claim forever unto John Smith … right title … to the said Premises or tract of land intended by the said will to be devised unto the said John Smith …
Signed: Nathan Langston, Catharine Langston, Bennet Langston, Polly Langston, William Edwards, Milley Edwards, Stephen Layton, Martha Layton, John Smith, Nancy Smith, William Smith, Nancy Smith, William Parker, Elizabeth Parker, Solomon Smith, Patsey Smith.
Wit: William Pots, Elizabeth Littlefield.
— We Solomon Smith & Polly, Stephen Layton Jr & Polly Layton, Frances Smith & Sally Smith, & Nathan Smith do hereby agree to the within writing and bind ourselves and our heirs …
Wit: Robert Martin, David Norman.
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1800 David Smith to John Davis, bk G, p 92 Union Co, SC.

1800 Samuel Smith to Isaac White, bk G, p 143 Union Co, SC.

1800 Robert Smith to William Williams, bk G, p. 164 Union Co, SC.
… we Robert Smith & Elizabeth Smith of Union District and State aforesaid … sell & release unto the said William Williamson all that plantation or tract of land …. beginning at a white oak at the edge of the low ground on the E side of that branch of Fairforest Creek which passes through the plantation which the sd Williamson lives … Parks line … including 101 acres more or less … part of which land was originally granted to James Mitchel and by him sd Mitchel conveyed to Thomas Armstrong, the other part was originally granted to Thomas Armstrong and the whole of the above 101 acres more or less became the property of Arthur Crawford as a part of the portion which fell to said Crawford’s wife from her father said Thomas Armstrong by said Crawford said premises were conveyed to the above Robert Smith …
Signed: Robert Smith, Elizabeth Smith
Wit: John Kelso, John Park
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1796 Feb 8 – Abram Smith fr James Marten, bk G, p 231 Union Co, SC.
… I James Martin and Liley his wife of Lincoln County and state of North Carolina … in consideration of the sum of 490 pounds sterling … paid by Abram Smith of Union County … release unto the said Abram Smith all that tract or parcel of land formerly granted to John Steen and conveyed from John Steen to David Stockton then conveyed to the said James Martin by sheriffs deed lying in Union County and State of South Carolina on both sides of Thickety Creek including all the improvements where the widow Stockton now lives and the spring where Charles Clanton lived … near Clantons old house … near the grave yard … to a post oak in John Steens field …
Signed: John Martin, Lucy Martin
Wit: Arthur Ross, Robert Miller, Thomas Gilham
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1795 Feb 7 – Abram Smith fr James & John Marten, bk G, p 235 Union Co, SC.
… we James Martin and John Martin both of the State of South Carolina and County of York … stand indebted unto Abram Smith of the same State and County in the full sum of 980 pounds stereling money … to be paid unto him the said Abram Smith … before the first day of Sept next insuing … in consideration of which payment … we do bind ourselves …
… Condition … if the above bound James Martin and John Martin … make good and lawful title … to 700 acres of land … in Union County on both sides of Thickety Creek … where the widow Stockton now lives and the Spring where Stephen Clanton now lives … running to a white oak stump in the orchard near Clantons old house in Steens clearing at the lower end of said land unto the above named Abram Smith …. on or before the 25th day of August next insuing from the date before mentioned then this obligation to be void ….
Signed: James Martin, John Martin
Wit: Daniel Sullivan, Henry Smith, James Dewie(sp?)
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1802 Sept 19 – Abram Smith fr Marten Saunders, bk G, p 306 Union Co, SC.
… I Martin Saunders of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Chastain County, for and the consideration of the sum of 530 dollars paid by Abraham Smith of Gilkeys Creek Union District South Carolina … release unto the said Abram Smith all that tract or parcel of land formerly granted to Isaac Holman and conveyed by deed from said Holman to George Taylor and from said Taylor to Lewis Saunders and from said Lewis to Martin Saunders lying in Union District … as also 60 acres bought by said Taylor from Thomas Wright adjoining the above mentioned 139 acres the whole bounded … on the S by Thickety Creek … by lands of Thomas Wright to the North, by lands of Petty Wood and Thompson, and to the E by the lands of John Thompson … where Lewis Saunders now lives …
Signed: Mastaruins Saunders
Wit: Robert Adams, William Saunders, Lewis Saunders
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1800 March 26 – Gideon Smith to James Moorhead, bk G, p 308. Union Co, SC.
… I Gideon Smith of the County of Union and State afsd in consideration to me paid in hand by Joseph Morehead of the State and County afsd … sell and release unto the said Joseph Moorhead all that tract or parcel of land containing 29 acres … in the state and county afsd … bounded by land of John Steen on the W … on John Steen’s line … to a post oak joining Gideon Smith’s land … on the N bank of Thickety Creek … on the N side of said Creek divided and laid out by consent of parties by Robert Martin it being part of a tract formerly granted to John Steen Sr …
Signed: Gideon Smith
Wit: John Murry, John Steen
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1803 March 5 – William Smith fr Isaac Darnell bk G, p 379 Union Co, SC.
… I Isaac Darnell of Union District of the State aforesaid … sell and release unto the said William Smith all that part of Plantation or tract of land containing 46 acres more or less … on a branch of Johns Creek the waters of Enoree River originally granted to Henry Addington … the 11th day of August 1774 and at the decease of the said Henry Addington full to William Addington his son and by the said William Adington conveyed to the said Isaac Darnel by deed bearing date May 3rd 1794 and now the said Isaac Darnel conveys 46 acres of the said tract to William Smith …
Signed: Isaac Darnell
Wit: Robert Norman, William Maclure
Eunice Darnell the wife of the within named Isaac Darnell …. release …. claim of Dower …
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1803 Apr 2 – William Smith fr William Hogane bk G, 381 Union Co, SC.
… I William Hogan of Union District in the State aforesaid … sell and release unto the said William Smith all that part of a plantation or tract of land containing 60 acres … on a branch of Frenchmans Creek the waters of Enoree Rier 30 acres of said land being a part of a tract of land containing 160 acres granted to Archelaus Kennedy and the other 30 being part of a tract of land containing 75 acres grant to John Gore and is bounded on the N and NE by land belonging to Abner Potts and Isaac Darnel on the S side and Sw by lands belonging to Archelaus Kennedy, John Lamb, and John Jackson and I the said William Hogan conveys the said land to William Smith …
Signed: William Hogan
Wit: John Cooper, James Gorely
Catharine Hogan the wife of the within named William Hogan … relinquish her … right and claim of dower…
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1800 Aug 13 – Henry Smith fr William Rice, bk G, p 444. Union Co, SC.
… this indenture made the 4th day of May … 1803 … between William Rice Esqr Sher of Union Dist … of the one part and Henry Smith of the State of Georgia of the other part … whereas Gideon Smith was seized in … as of fee or of and in some other goods and lawfull estate of inheritance to him and his heirs and assigns forever and possessed of the inheritance of 200 acres of land … whereas also Farnandis, McBeth & Co, lately, that is to say on or about the 4th day of April 1803 before the Justices of the Court of Common Pleas held at Union Court House … the Dist of Union … entered up against Henry Smith admin of Gideon Smith deceased a decree in the said Court for the sum of 10 pounds 19 shillings and 7 pence also the sum of 2 pounds 2 shillings and 4 pence for their costs and charges … William Rice, Sher of Union Dist did enter … seize upon … 200 acres more or less … on the first Monday in May …. sell and dispose of the said 200 acres of land … unto the said Henry Smith, he at that price or sum being the highest bidder … in consideration of the afsd sum of 205 dollars to him in hand … truly paid … by the said Henry Smith … confirm unto the said Henry Smith .. all that the aforesaid tract of 200 acres … on both sides of Thicketty Creek conveyed to Gideon Smith by John Steen bearing date the 18th of Sept 1787 …
Signed: William Rice, Sher
Wit: Ben Haile, James Madison
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1803 October 1 – Abram Smith fr Benj Stickton etal, bk H, p 60 Union Co, SC.
… we Benjamin Stockton and Elizabeth his wife, Margret wife of David Stockton deceased of Union District and State of South Carolina … in consideration of the sum of 390 pounds sterling … paid by Abraham Smith … release unto the said Abraham Smith … land granted to John Steen and conveyed from John Steen to David Stockton decd lying in Union District … on both sides of Thickety Creek including all the improvements where we now live … bounded … in the orchard near to Clanton’s old house … near to the Graveyard in said Clanton’s field … to a post oak in John Steens field … 700 acres …
Signed: Benjamin Stockton, Elizabeth Stockton, Margret Stockton
Wit: Joseph Smith, John Robertson
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1803 David Smith to Nicholby Corry, bk H, p 81 Union Co, SC.

1802 March 14 – Abraham Smith fr James Clark, bk H, p 111 Union Co, SC.
… I James Clark of the state and district aforesaid … in consideration of 150 dollars …. paid by Abraham Smith … sell unto Abraham Smith of said State and District one bay mare 10 years old one bay colt rising 2 years old on dun cow and calf the cow about 8 years old, three feather beds and furniture … the said James Clark do warrant … unto the said Abraham Smith …
Signed: James Clark
Wit: Joseph Morehead, Sion Clanton
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1802 April 10 – William Smith and wife to John Stoker, bk H, p 169 Union Co, SC.
… we William Smith and Mary his wife, surviving heirs of Zacheriah Stedham of Union County and State aforesaid … sell and release unto the said John Stokes one certain tract of land lying in the said County of Union on a branch of Fairfount containing 100 acres more or less bounding SE by David Farmer’s land NE by Michael Lee’s land, NW by Charles Jones’ land SW by Zecheriah Stedham’s land originally granted to Zacheriah Stedham by grant dated the 11th Feb 1773 and recorded in the secretary office in Book OOO …
Signed: William Smith, Mary Smith
Wit: Philip Holecomb, Sarah Holcomb, William Clark.
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1804 Oct 12 – William Smith fr Hugh Bankhead, bk H, 209 Union Co, SC.
… I Hugh Bankhead of the District of York and state aforesaid … sell and release unto the said William Smith all that tract or parcel of land containing 114 acres more or less … in Union District and State aforesaid on the W side of Broad River being part of a tract of 400 acres originally granted to James Fannin being the upper part of said tract of 400 … on the bank of Broad River and running thence …
Signed: Hugh Bankhead
Wit: Jo. Brown, J. A. Whyte
Judith Bankhead, the wife of the within named Hugh Bankhead … relinquished her right and claim of dower …
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1803 David Smith fr Thomas Luck, bk H, p 231 Union Co, SC.

1803 Thomas Smith to Richard Barratt, bk H, p 306 Union Co, SC.

1802 April 8 – William Smith to Seth Wilson, bk H, p 311 Union Co, SC.
… I William Smith of Union District and State aforesaid …. sell and release unto the said Seth Wilson 45 acres of land situate in the District and State aforesaid on Swift Creek a branch of Tygar River … on the W side of a small branch of Swift Creek … on me the said William Smith’s line … it being part of a larger tract of land originally granted unto John Winn Esqr … the 22d day of Sept 1769 … and conveyed to me the said William Smith by lease and release bearing date the 20th day of October 1769 and contains in the whole 200 acres … the 45 acres agreeable to the above said boundaries …
Signed: William Smith
Wit: John Hawkins, Polly Hawkins, Aron Odam
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1805 Oct 19 – William Smith fr Thomas Lamb bk H, p 348 Union Co, SC.
… I Thomas Lamb of Union District in the State aforesaid … in consideration of the sum of 500 dollars to me in hand paid by William Smith blacksmith of the district aforesaid … sell and release unto the said William Smith all that part of a plantation or tract of land containing 410 acres more or less situated on Enoree Rier bounded on the N by land laid out for Enoch Pearson on the S by said River on the E by land laid out for Thomas Bishop on thw W by land laid out for John Adington …
Signed: Thomas Lamb
Wit: George Green, John Gamblen
Katharin Lamb the wife of the within named Thomas Lamb … renounce and release forever relinquish … all her rights and claim of dower …
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1803 Nov 24 – William Smith fr Daniel Bremmitt bk H, 403 Union Co, SC.
… I Daniel Bremmit of Union District and State of South Carolina in consideration of the sum of 4000 dollars … paid by William Smith of York District and the State aforesaid …. sell and release unto the said William Smith all that plantation or tract of land which I own and of which I am seized and possessed situat lying and being in the District of Union and state aforesaid in the angle of Broad & Tygar River bounded to the E by Broad River and to the S by Tygar River and by a lien running from a red oak on the bank of Broad River …. on the Northern bank of Tygar River containing 500 acres originally granted to one Hugh Anderson and conveyed by him to William Pinckney and by the said William Pinckney to William Brummitt Jr …
Signed: D Brummitt
Wit: Thomas H Egan, Henry Moor.
Susannah Brummitt the wife of the within named David Brummitt … renounce release and forever quit claim and relinquish …. all her right and claim of dower …
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1806 March 7 – Abram Smith fr William Steen, bk H, p 445 Union Co, SC.
… I William Steen of the State of South Carolina District of Union … delivered in open market unto Abraham Smith of the same place aforesaid the following pieces of property, one gray gelding about 6 years old natural trotter about 15 hands high, one bay mare … one dark bay horse … one sorrel mare … one waggon and all the gears belonging to sd waggon for the sum of 400 dollars in hand paid by the said Abraham Smith unto the said William Steen …
Signed: William Steen
Wit: Joseph Smith, Daniel Smith
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1806 William Smith fr Jonathan Clark, bk I, p 2 Union Co, SC.

1806 April 9 – William Smith fr David Floyd, bk I, p 6 Union Co, SC.
…I the said David Floyd for the state aforesaid and District of Union in consideration of 400 dollars … payd by William Smith of the State aforesaid and District of Union … sell and release unto the said William Smith all that plantation or tract of land containing 200 acres more or less lying on the ridge between Tyger River and Enoree the line of said land beginning on a black Jack Corner and running thence … to William Alexander and said William Smith … bounded to the E on land belonging Hosea Ray … on the 96 Road … corner of Samuel Simpson’s field … from land of Simson to Abner Potts old plpace bounded to the north on land belonging to the Estate of said Simson … land belonging to David Norman to the North … bounded to the W on land belonging to a John Yarborough …
Signed: David Floyd
Wit: Robert Martin, Joseph Putman
Jane Floyd the wife of the within naed David Floyd … renounce release and forever relinquish … all rights and claims of dower …
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1806 April 19 – William Smith fr James Duncan, bk I, p 13 Union Co, SC.
… I James Duncan son of Alexander have bargained and sold unto William Smith blacksmith one negro man named Peter about 26 years of age for the consideration of 550 dollars …
Signed: James Duncan, son of Alex
Wit: Fred Jackson.
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1805 Dec 6 – John & Ann Smith fr John McClure & F Smith bk I, p 16 Union Co, SC.
… William Smith of Union County did on the 4th day of November 1795 make his last will and testament and did execut the same before David Norman & Elizabeth Littlefield … the said William Smith died leaving the said Will so witnessed and therein mentioned that his last wish and desire was that the land on which he had permitted his son John to live for 5 or 6 years before his death should go to the said John and be to him forever, and that the other tract of land on which he himself lived should go to his wife Anne livith to be disposed of as she should think fit and whereas the said Will is not valid for the conveyance of the said land, but it is the wish of all those who are of age and who are interested therein that the wish and desire of the said William Smith should be carried into full execution for which purpose Nathan & Catharine Langston, Bennet & Polly Langston, William & Milley Edwards, William & Elizabeth Parker, John & Nancy Smith, & William Smith did each of them for themselves and their heirs respectively together with Stephen & Polly Layton, Solomon & Polly Smith, renounce and forever quit claim unto Ann Smith our mother to her heirs and assigns forever all and all manner of right title interest property claim and demand of us or to the said tract of land which they or either them then had or of right ought or might have – & further they the above recited persons did also renounce and quit claim forever unto John Smith … to the said tract of land intended by the said will to be devised to the said John, as by said deed dated the 26th day of April 1796 …. whereas Francis Smith & Sally Smith (now McClure) have since the execution of said deed come of age and are also willing that the wish and desire of the said William Smith should be carried into full execution … we Francis Smith, John and Sally McClure & each of us …. renounce release and forever quit claim unto Anne Smith our mother … to that other tract of land intended by the said will to be devised to the above mentioned John Smith …
Signed: John McClure, Sarah McCllure, Frankey Smith (her mark)
Wit: Robert Martin, Marthel Wilbanks.
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1805 Dec 9 – Ann Smith to John F Grinkie, bk I, p 17 Union Co, SC.
… I Ann Smith of Union District in the State aforesaid widow in consideration of 250 dollars to me paid by John F. Grinkie of the City of Charleston in the State aforesaid have …. sell and released unto the said John F Grinkie … land or plantation containing 150 acres … on Rocky Branch waters of Tyger River in Union District bounded to the N by Robert Cowson’s land to the E on part of the same tract lately sold to Mr Robert Martin and to the S on Elizabeth Kelly’s land and to the E & W on vacant land …. near the Spring Branch near which John Smith used to live thence down the branch … originally run for Cowsens’s tract …
Signed: Ann Smith
Wit: Robert Martin, Marshel Wilbanks
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1804 Nov 12 – Henry Smith to Abraham Smith bk J, p 68. Union, South Carolina
… I Henry Smith of Franklin County and State of Georgia for and in consideration of the sum of 500 dollars paid by Abraham Smith of Union Dist and State of South Carolina …. release unto the said Abraham Smith all that tract or parcell of land formerly conveyed from John Steen to Gideon Smith decd and conveyed by Sher deed to the said Henry Smith lying in Union Dist and state afsd containing 200 acres … on both sides of Thickety Creek bounded by land of John Steen by Joseph Morehead and by John Lusk including improvements where Gideon Smith Sr formerly lived …
Signed: Henry Smith
Wit: Moses Guyton, Joseph Smith
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1800 Aug 5 – Jacob Smith to T S Guignard bk J, p 72. Union, South Carolina
… I Jacob Smith of Richland Dist in the State afsd in consideration of the sum of 508 dollars to me paid by James Sanders Grignard of the Town of Columbia have granted … sell and release unto the said James Sanders Grignard all that plantation … land containing 500 acres … in Georgetown Dist on the head of Peters Cr between Peedee and Black Rivers bounded NE by land granted to Thomas Wilson all other sides by land laid out originally surveyed for Peter Lesssesne Jr the 9th Nov 1795 … granted to said Jacob Smith …. the 4th day of Aug 1800 …. also all that … land containing 8 acres situate in Union Dist on Packolate River bounded SE by Hendley land W by William Bowmans land the other side by said River surveyed the 15th Nov 1799 for Turner Hendrick …. granted to me the 7 day of July 1800 …
Signed: Jacob Smith
Wit: John Hampton, Jn. J Faust
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1806 Joseph Smith to Aaron Alum, bk J, p 99. Union, South Carolina
… Joseph Smith of Union Dist to Aron Odom of same … land containing 162 acres … on a Branch of Tiger Riv and also waters of Cane Cr a branch of Tyger Riv waters of Broad Riv … formerly property of Benj Cooper … granted to Agness Eliott … original grant …. by land of John White … by Amos Compton SW by land call Thompson Bounty … .by Thomas Spray ….
Signed: Joseph Smith
Wit: Isaac Tramell, John Smith, Gordan Odom
… Elizabeth Smith released right to dower – wife of Joseph Smith …
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1801 Dec 11 – Joseph Smith fr David Kentworthy, bk I, p 101. Union, South Carolina
… 62 acres on Cane Cr …
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1804 Oct 29 – Joseph Smith fr John Springer, bk I, p 187. Union, South Carolina
… 40 acres … adj Charles Browning …
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1805 Oct 18 – Abram Smith fr John Bird, bk I, p 232, Union Co, SC
… I John Bird of Union County & State of South Carolina … in consideration of the sum of 100 dollars … by the said Abram Smith of Union County and state of South Carolina … convey unto the said Abram Smith 13 acres of land beginning at a Sugar Tree corner of Spencer Morgan’s land on the S side of Gilkey’s Creek being part of a tract of land granted to Samuel Young from North Carolina joining the said Smith’s own land also another piece or parcel of land lying and being on the N side of said Creek being a part of the aforesaid tract begining on the aforesaid Abram Smith’s white oak corner … to Spencer Morgan’s corner … along Morgan’s lne … to Young’s corner … to the said Smith’s own line …
Signed: John Bird
Wit: John Humphries, Joseph Smith
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1806 Marshal Smith to Zachariah Maberry, bk J, p 365 Union Co, SC.

1806 James Smith fr Hancock Porter, bk I, p 394-395 Union Co, SC.

1806 Feb 25 – David Smith m. Bursheba’s will is probated.
1806 Feb 1 – David Smith’s Last Will & Testament is written.
… as touching my land and property to be in the hands of my dearly beloved wife Barshaba enduring her life or widowhood whome I likewise in company with You Mr Harrington constitute make and ordain them the executor and executrix of this my last will and testament.
… (if) my dearly beloved wife should marry then to retain the 1/3 part of my land and moveable property with the use of the negro wench Lue with her issue to be at her disposal amongst my children.
… also my children to be raised and reasonable schooled out of her thirds with the use of Negro Sam.
… I give … the other 2/3 of land to be equally divided between my two sons James and Henry Smith when Henry is of age.
… to my well beloved daughters Fanny and Delilah the other 2/3 of my moveable property to be equally divided between them respectively as they come of age.
…. set my hand this 1st day of February 1806.
Signed: David Smith
Wit: William Catter, Joseph Moorhead, Thomas Lusk
Miscellaneous Probate Records, 1777-1866, Index, 1777-1961; Author: South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County); Probate Place: Union, South Carolina. Probate Records, Box 5, Packages 1-54. (Box 5, package 6)
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1806 – March 17 – David Smith m. Sarah’s will is probated.
1804 Aug 27 – David Smith writes his Last Will and Testament
… to wife Sarah Smith all the profits of my lands for the term of 14 years next ensuing & the plantation whereon I now live during her live or widowhood, also one negro girl named Cuba and at the death of her my sd wife … the said negro girl Cuba should be free from serving any person whatsoever. I also give my said wife Sarah Smith one bed and furniture & one sorrel mair know by the name of the old mair.
… I give to my daughter Martha Smith 200 dollars … if she should die without … then … should fall back to the surviving legatees herein mentioned.
… to my son John Smith 180 acres of land called … by the name of the old or lower place & 205 acres of land wheron I now live at the death or marriage of his mother my sd wife Sarah Smith. Also one negroe boy named Sam until the said negroe shall arive to the age of 26 years old and then for him the said negroe boy to be free …
… to my daughter Elizabeth Smith the sum of 200 dollars … but if she should die without issue then living, then the money to be divided amongst my surviveing legatees.
… appoint William Woolbanks and David Floyd and John Addington as executors of this my Last Will & Testament ….
Signed: David Smith
Wit: John Git, Benj Haile, J Pearson
(Will Probated on March 17, 1806
Miscellaneous Probate Records, 1777-1866, Index, 1777-1961; Author: South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County); Probate Place: Union, South Carolina. Probate Records, Box 5, Packages 1-54. (Box 5, package 5).
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1807 Nov 24 – Sarah Smith fr Francis Fincher, bk J, p 398 Union Co, SC.
… we Francis Fincher & Sarah Smith do send greeting know ye that we Francis Fincher & Sarah Smith of State and District above written have this day consecrated together in a marriage contract and doth covenant and agree and by this covenant and agreement doth bind ourselves … in the penal sum of 8000 dollars to which payment well and truly to be done we bind ourselves … we have this day set our hands and seals … that this may at her will and pleasure will his negroes together with the increase of said negroes and her other property that she now hath at this present date that an named and particularly described in an inventory at the time of the said Sarah Smith’s decease to such persons as are intitled to them by law agreeable to the said Sarah Smith’s will provided the said Francis Fincher should be longest liver and the said Sarah Smith doth agree and consent to and with the said Francis Fincher to relinquish all his right of Dower except what the said Francis Fincher shall have to the said Sarah Smith by will for her maintenance during her life or widowhood provided the said Sarah Smith should be the longest liver and provided the said Francis die first the said Sarah Smith is to have her negroes and property as above described delivered unto her by the said Finchers executors or admnrs as her right … appoint our trusty friend Isaac Pearson our trustee …
Signed: Francis Fincher, Sarah Smith
Wit: Bird Murphey, Timothy P Fincher
Inventory of Sarah Smith – One negro man Joe about 30 … one negro woman named cub about 23 … also 2 negro children both girls named Rachel about 2 or 3 … other named Ann about 8 months … our sorrell mare … bay mare … bay mare … sorrell colt … 4 cows and calves and 2 yearlings … 3 saws …. twenty pigs … our waggon & fixing … old pair of chains, two shovels and three chairs, three small singletrees, our desk of drawers, one black chest, one trunk, on black walnut knife box with a number of books with Sarah Smith’s name wrote in them, three bedsteds & furniture, 2 cotton wheels, one flax whirl, one chekreel, 6 chairs, one small chair, one Ann Chair, 2 pair of 5 dogs, 2 flat irons, shovel, 1 tong, 2 looking glasses, 2 women saddles, and 3 bridles, one mans saddle, 3 jugs a quantity of earthen ware and glasses to the amount 12 dollars and 87 and 1/2 cents, kitchen furniture, one large pott, one dutch oven, one spider copper tea kettle, one middle size pott, 3 pewter dishes, 4 basons, 10 pewter plates, our sett of knives and forks, 2 tin sugar canisters, two tubs, and one paid, one picklin tub & flour barrell, negroes beddign and chairs to the number of 6 and table, two bales of cotton marked FF each hand ?, 2 bells in notes to amount of $271..37 and 1/2… Signed: Francis Fincher, Sarah Smith.
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1806 James Smith fr John Curtis etal, bk I, p 414 Union Co, SC.

1807 Dec – Mary Smith to John Blanton, bk J, p 509. Union, South Carolina
… we Mary Smith and Joseph Smith of the Dist of Union … Extr and Extrx of the last will and testament of Abraham Smith late of the Dist of Union and state afsd decd for and in consideration of the sum of 800 dollars to the said Abraham Smith paid by John Blanton fo the Dist of Union and State afsd … in the life time of the said Abram Smith and the ballance since his decease unto the said Mary and Joseph Smith … sell and release to the said John Blanton all that tract or parcel of land situate and being in the Dist of Union … on the N side of Thicketty Creek Waters of Broad River formerly granted to Isaac Holman and conveyed from the said Holman by deed to George Taylor and from Taylor to Lewis Saunders and from said Lewis Saunders to Martin Saunders and from Martin Saunders to the above Abram Smith decd … as also 6 acres … bought by said Taylor from Thomas White adjoining the above mentioned 139 acres the whole bounded … on the S by Thicketty Creek …. on the W by land of the heirs of Thomas Wright … and lands of Henry House … on the N by lands of Petty on the E by land of Laurence and Dawkins … including the whole improvement where the above named John Blanton lives …
Signed: Mary Smith, Joseph Smith
Wit: Henry House, John Makinson
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1809 Jan 20 – John Smith, etc to Benjamin Smith, bk J, 568 Union Co, SC.
… we John Smith and Ann Smith both of the State and District aforesaid and Joseph Duckett of the state aforesaid and District of Newberry for and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to each of us in hand paid by Benjamin Smith of the State of South Carolina and District of Union have granted bargained … released unto the said Benjamin Smith all our legatees part of a tract of land formerly the property of William Smith deceased whereon the said Benjamin Smith now lives containing 200 acres in the State and District aforesaid on a branch of Tyger River called Swift Run originally granted to John Win Esqr as appears by a grant bearing date the 22d day of September in the year of our lord 1769 … and conveyed by the said John Win Esquire to William Smith as appears by conveyances bearing the 20th day of October 1769 …
Signed: John Smith, Ann Smith, Joseph Duckett
Wit: George W. Brown, John P Sorter
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1808 May 22 – William Smith to Elias Mitchel, bk J, 573 Union Co, SC.
… I William Smith of said District for and in consideration of 94 dollars …. by Elias Mitchell … sold to said Mitchell one Bay Horse eight years old, 2 sows, and 11 piggs, one feather bed, and furniture with all my plantation and household furniture which said property I hereby warrant and defend free and clear …
… the conditions of the above obligation is such that if the above bounded William Smith does pay … to Jesse B Kennedy the sum of 47 dollars …. for which said Smith is now sued for in the Court of the above District and liberate said Mitchell from his sucurityship … above obligation to be void …
Signed: William Smith
Wit: N G Tomlinson, Isaac White
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1809 David Smith to Quaker Meeting Church (trustees) bk K, p 37-38 Union Co, SC.

1809 James Smith fr Edward Tilman, bk K, p 89 Union Co, SC.

1809 James Smith & wife to Wm S Bragg bk K, p 137 Union Co, SC.

1809 William Smith to Daniel Tucker, bk K, pg 257 Union Co, SC.
… I William Smith of the State aforesaid and District of Union for and in consideration of the sum of 100 dollars to me paid by Daniel Tucker of the sd State and District … sell and release unto the said Daniel Tucker a parcel piece or tract of land being … on Mining Creek and Run near N course … 75 acres more or less … binding NE by Brandon’s land, on the NW by Littles land, on the other sides by Holcombs land … in Union District on the branches of Fairforest …
Signed: William Smith
Wit: Payton Simmons, Theophilus Greer
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1809 Peter Smith to William Bratton, bk L, p 146 Union Co, SC.

1811 Caleb Smith fr William Sims, bk L, p 198 Union Co, SC.

1811 David Smith fr John Prince, bk L, p 229 Union Co, SC.

1811 David Smith fr Catathiel & Thos Heaton, bk L, p 231 Union Co, SC.

1811 June 11 – Last Will and Testament of David Smith (married to Elizabeth – no children listed).
Will probated Nov 4, 1811.
… I David Smith of Union County SC … (Last Will and Testament)…
… to my beloved wife Elizabeth Smith her life time the household furniture to dispose of as she thinks proper.
… and the land after her death to go to my nephew Bur Homsly of his heirs.
… Signed: David Smith
Wit: John Lockhart, Joseph Ashworth, Agness Ashworth (Ann)
Miscellaneous Probate Records, 1777-1866, Index, 1777-1961; Author: South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County); Probate Place: Union, South Carolina. Probate Records, Box 8, Packages 1-41; Probate Records, Box 9, Packages 1-38 (Box 8, pkg 40). https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/574594:9080?tid=&pid=&queryId=7e73a5cbddf8285d4432ce252325109d&_phsrc=THt532&_phstart=successSource

1811 Dec 2 – John Smith to William Moorhead, bk L, p 254 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of State aforesaid and District of Union for and in consideration of the sum of 115 dollars and 70 cents in hand paid by William Morehead of District aforesaid …. sell and release unto the said William Morehead one half of a tract of land originally granted to the said John Smith containing 194 acres lying and being in the District on the S side of Thickety Creek bounded N and E on John Lusks S on William Cotter N on lands belonging to the Estate of David Smith decd …
… condition of the above is such that if the above bounden John Smith do well and truly pay … to William Morehead …. a note of hand for 110 dollars … the above to be void …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Violet Morehead, Davis Goudelock
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1813 Jan 19 – John Smith to Elijah Dawkins, bk L, p 320 Union Co, SC.
… between John Smith of the one part and Elijah Dawkins of the other part … the said John Smith stands indebted to the said Elijah Dawkins by a promisory note bearing date with these presents in the sum of 1011 dollars and 75 cents to be paid to the said Elijah Dawkins … before the 1st day of February next …. for the better securing the payment … confirm unto the said Elijah Dawkins … a certain parcel or tract of land situate in Union District … on both sides of Thickety Creek containing 222 acres and a half being a part of sundry tracts … on the N bank of Thickety Creek on Goudelock’s corner … to a stake in Clanton’s field … on the S side of Thickety Creek … if … paid unto the said Elijah Dawkins … note above mentioned … shall be utterly void…
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Amos Davis, Jos. Smith
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-QJRR?i=652&cat=340217

1813 Benjamin Smith to Samuel Smith, bk M, p 42 Union Co, SC.

1813 James Smith to Eward Tillman, bk M, p 115 Union Co, SC.

1813 Nov 18 – John Smith to Elijah Dawkins, bk M, p 142 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of the state and district aforesaid in consideration of the sum of 1200 dollars to me in hand paid by Elijah Dawkins … sell and release unto the said Elijah Dawkins all that plantation or tract of land sitate … in Union District … containing 222 acres and a half … part of sundry tracts on both sides of Thickety Creek … on the N bank of Thickety Goudelocks corner … in Clanton’s field …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: John Bird Sr, William Thomason
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS86-L?i=89&cat=340217

1814 May 20 – William Smith fr William Sharp, bk M, p. 178 Union Co, SC.
… I William Sharp of the District of Union … in consideration of the sum of 4000 dollars … paid by William Smith of the District of York … sell and release unto the said William Smith all that plantation or tract of land containing 380 acres … the grant to me the said William Sharp bearing date the 15 day of Oct 1784 … in 96 Dist at the time it was granted but now Union Dist … bounding NE on Broad River, SW on Pacolet River, NW by lands claimed by Cunagaine, now claimed by Mr Lindsay … on the bank of Broad River a little above the ford called Hamilton’s Ford …
Signed: William Sharp
Wit: Jos. Gist, A W Thomson
Mary Sharp … wife of William Sharp … relinquished dower …
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS82-7?i=107&cat=340217

1814 Sept 28 – John Smith to John Lusk, bk M, p 284 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of the Dist and State afsd in consideration of 801 dollars to me paid by John Lusk … sell and release unto the said John Lusk all that tract or parcel of land lying and being on the waters of Thickety Creek containing 194 acres …. originally granted to the said John Smith …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Jos. Gist, A W Thompson
… Nancy Smith the wife of the within named John Smith did this day appear … relinquished her dower …
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS8Z-3?i=161&cat=340217

1815 June 30 – John Smith to Nathaniel Jefferies, bk N, p 43 Union Co, SC.
… Six months after date I promise to pay unto Nathaniel Jefferies or his heirs or assigns the just and full sum of 400 dollars …
For the secure payment of the above su of 400 dollars I hereby pledge … one negro woman named Cindy about 20 years of age …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Francis Whelchel, John Humphries
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS8M-P?i=227&cat=340217

1815 James Smith to Joseph Gist, Esq, bk N, p 113, 115 Union Co, SC.

1815 Robert Smith to James Johnson, bk N, p 127 Union Co, SC.
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1816 Jan 2 – Joseph Smith to John Jefferies, bk N, p 128. Union Co, SC
… Twelve months after date I promise to pay to John Jeffries Esqr on his assigns 1500 dollars with lawful interest from this present date …
Signed: Joseph Smith
Wit: Nicholas Cony, James Cony, Joseph Blair, John Jefferies Jr.
… in consideration of 1500 dollars to me in hand paid by John Jefferies … I convey unto the afsd John Jefferies … land situate … in State and District aforesaid upon both sides of Thickety Creek waters of Broad River containing 340 acres … bounded SE by James Cony’s land SW by Davis Goudelock’s and William Goudelocks and John Jefferies land and NE by Jeptha Harrington’s and Joseph Moorhead’s lands…
… Proided, nevertheless, that if the said Joseph Smith … truly pay to the said John Jefferies … the just sum of 1500 dollars on or before the 2d day of January next 1817 … with lawful interest … this deed to be … void …
Signed: Joseph Smith
Wit: James Cony, John Jefferies Jr, Nicholas Cony, Joseph Blair
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NS87-5?i=270&cat=340217

1815 Nathan Smith fr John Bird, bk N, p 144 Union Co, SC.

1815 Martha Smith fr Edward Howard, bk N, p 173 Union Co, SC.

1815 Joseph Smith fr John Putman, bk N, p 268 Union Co, SC.

1815 James Smith to Polly Hendley etal, bk N, p 280-281 Union Co, SC.

1815 James Smith & Henry Smith fr Thos and Basheba Luck, bk N, p 314 Union Co, SC.
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1817 April 7 Smith & Richards to John Jefferies, bk N, p 392. Union Co, SC
… I Joseph Smith of the State and District afsd in consideration of 1850 dollars and 52 cents to me in hand paid by John Jeffries of the Dist afst … convey unto the said John Jeffries … land situate … in the state and dist afsd upon both sides of Thickety Creek waters of Broad River containing 340 acres … bounded SE by James Cargo land, SW by Davis Goudelock’s and William Goudelock’s and John Jeffries land and NE by Jepthah Harrington’s and Joseph Moreland’s land …
… provided nevertheless that if the said Joseph Smith … truly pay to the said John Jeffries … 1850 dollars and 52 cents on or before the 1st day of March next … 1818 … plus interest … shall be void …
Signed: Joseph Smith, W. Richards
Wit: Nathaniel Jeffries, Robert Harris, William Morrow
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZR-V?i=403&cat=340217

1815 Edward Smith fr John Blassingame, bk N, p 408 Union Co, SC.

1815 James Smith to Joseh Gist, bk N, p 410 Union Co, SC.

1817 Jan 13 – Smith & Rochell to Dawkins & Littlejohn, bk N, p 413 Union Co, SC.
… On or before the 14th of Feb next I promise to pay Dawkins & Littlejohn 446 dollars for value received witness my hand & Seal.
Signed: G T Rochelle, Moses G Smith.
… for the sure payment of the above sum I Moses G Smith … bind myself … my negro boy named Charles … pay the above named sum on or before the 1st of March 1818 …
Signed: Moses Guyton Smith
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZL-N?i=413&cat=340217

1816 April 28 – John Smith to Elijah Dawkins, bk N, p 414 Union Co, SC.
… On or before the 25th of Dec next I promise to pay … Elijah Dawkins … the full sum of 560 dollars and 91 cents for value recd of him …
Signed: John Smith
For the sure payment of the above sum I do hereby pledge … my four negroes viz, Clary & her 3 children Bob, Lucy, and George …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Thomas Murray, John Littlejohn
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZK-Y?i=414&cat=340217

1817 John Smith to John Boyd, bk N, p 429 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith … in consideration of the sum of 400 dollars … paid by John Boyd … release unto the said John Boyd … all that plantation or tract of land containing 173 acres … in Union Dist on Swift Run Creek …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Isaac Gregory, James Dugan
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZG-4?i=421&cat=340217

1817 William Smith to James Mayes, bk O, p 47 Union Co, SC.
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1817 Samuel Smith fr Abner McGuire, bk O, p 106 Union Co, SC.

1817 Robert Smith to Joseph Reid, bk O, p 144 Union Co, SC.
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1818 Feb 7 – Joseph Smith etal to John Putman, bk O, p 233 Union Co, SC.
…I Joseph Smith & Prisilla Love Smith and Nancy our wives all of the State of So Carolina and District of Union for and in consideration of 500 dollars to us in hand paid …. sold a certain tract of land to John Putman … computed at 380 acres … being a part of 3 tracts as follows, one granted to John Blasingame Sr … April 10, 1771. One granted to Isaac Gogan by Benjamin Guarard 25 Jan 1785. One granted to John Blassingame by Charles Pinckney Jan 2 1792 the said lands conveyed … bounded … on Blasingame Spring Branch …. dividing line between John Blasingame & John Little … near a N course to the Main Road near meeting house thence up the sd road to a black oak corner … oak corner made by Lawrence & Springer … field of Peter Lorence …. to Aina Lee’s line thence westward on Lee’s line … to a stake corner … marked to Blasingame’s corner …
Signed: Joseph Smith, Priscilla Smith, Levi Smith, Nancy Smith
Wit: Thomas P Haward, Nancy Putman, Case Putman (her mark).
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZF-K?i=558&cat=340217

1817 James Smith certificate, bk O, p 276 Union Co, SC.

1817 Sept 15 – Daniel Smith to John Jefferies, bk O, p 319. Union Co, SC
… On or before the 1st day of Nov next I promise to pay …. unto John Jeffries Sr …. 252 dollars in silver …
Signed: Daniel Smith
… assign unto John Jeffries a certain tract … of land … in State and Dist afsd … on both sides of Gilkeys Cr waters of Broad Riv containing 340 acres … bounded on the N by the widow Smith’s land E by the widow Morgan’s land S by William Mitchell’s land and Philip Petty’s land SW by Stephen Neal’s land NW by William Richard’s land …
… nevertheless that if the said Daniel Smith shall well and truly pay to the said John Jeffries … the just sum of 252 dollars on or before the 1st day of Nov next w lawful interest … aforesaid shall be void …
Signed: Daniel Smith
Wit: John Bird Jr, Stephen Neal
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-NSZ7-7?i=601&cat=340217

1817 William Smith fr Olivia Hawkins etal, bk O, p 332 Union Co, SC.

1819 George L Smith fr Amos Lay, bk P, p 11 Union Co, SC.

1819 William Smith fr James Moorman, bk P, p 196 Union Co, SC.

1819 April 7 – John Smith to William Smith, bk P, p 247 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of the State and District aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of 3000 dollars … paid by William Smith of the state and District aforesaid … confirm unto the said William Smith … 796 acres of land … the same more or less according to the following boundaries … on William Smith’s line … bounded by lands surveyed for Nathan and Amos Hawkins … bounded by Presley William’s land … bounded by lands surveyed for Brown … bounded by lands surveyed by William Smith … being part of several tracts of land resurveyed by John Smith the 23d of January 1816 recorded in Grant book No 8 (or S) page 292 …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Levi Frazer, Jared Bannister
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RSHP-H?i=128&cat=340217

1819 Joseph Smith to William Mitchell, bk P, p 308 Union Co, SC.

1819 David Smith to William Mitchell, bk P, p 315 Union Co, SC.

1819 James Smith to William Mitchell, bk P, p 317 Union Co, SC.

1820 Daniel Smith fr George Smith etal, bk Q, p 7 Union Co, SC.

1820 April 7 – Joseph Smith to John Jefferies, bk Q, p 50. Union Co, SC
… On the first day of March next we promise to pay … John Jeffries … 1850 dollars 52 cents with lawful interest …
Signed: Joseph Smith, William Richards
Wit: Robert Harris, Nathaniel Jeffries, William Morrow
… I Joseph Smith … in consideration of the sum of 1850 dollars and 52 cents …. paid by John Jeffries … convey unto the sd John Jeffries … land situate and being in the Dist and State afsd and on both sides of Thickety Cr waters of Broad River containing 340 acres …. bounded SE by Jas Coveys land, SW by Davis Goudelocks land, William Goudelock and John Jefferies land and NE by Septheke Hairington and Joseph Morehead land …. if the said Joseph Smith …. shall well and truly pay to the said John Jeffries … the just sum of 1850 dollars and 52 cts on or before the 1st day of March next 1818 with lawful interest … at the time aforesaid shall be void …
Signed: Joseph Smith, William Richards
Wit: Nathaniell Jeffries, Robert Harris, Wiliam Morrow
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RSH8-W?i=326&cat=340217

1818 Aug 26 – John Smith to Mary Smith, bk Q, p 65 Union Co, SC.
… we or either of us John Smith, Samuel Smith & George Smith of the State of So Carolina Union District for and in consideration of the sum of 1000 dollars to us in hand paid by Mary Smith … sell and release unto the said Mary Smith all that tract of land lying and being in the State and Dist aforesaid and on the waters of Hages Creek … containing 306 acres …
Signed: George Smith, John Smith, Samuel Smith
Wit: Levi Davis, Aron Davis
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RSW2-J?i=333&cat=340217

1818 Aug 26 – Mary Smith to George Smith, bk Q, p 66 Union Co, SC.
…we or either of us John Smith, Samuel Smith or Mary Smith … of Union District … consideration of the sum of 1000 dollars … paid by George Smith … sell and release unto George Smith all that tract of land … on the waters of Hages Creek … containing 394 acres … also 85 acres of another tract lying on Davis Branch …
Signed: Samuel Smith, Mary Smith, John Smith
Wit: Levi Davis, Aran Davis
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RS44-B?i=334&cat=340217

1818 Aug 26 – Samuel Smith to John Smith, bk Q, p 67 Union Co, SC.
… we or either of us George Smith, Samuel Smith and Mary Smith … consideration of the sum of 1000 dollars to us paid by John Smith … sell and release unto the said John Smith … land … on the waters of Broad River and a branch of Fannings Creek … containing 340 acres … also 115 acres of another tract lying on Davis Branch …
Signed: Samuel Smith, George Smith, Mary Smith
Wit: Levi Davis, Aron Davis
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RS44-B?i=334&cat=340217

1820 Aug 23 – John Smith to John Jefferies, bk Q, p 93 Union Co, SC.
… 12 months after date I promise to pay … unto John Jeffries Sen … 120 silver dollars …
… I John Smith … sell and release unto the said John Jeffries Sr … land situate lying and being in the State and Dist aforesaid upon both sides of Guikys Creek a branch of Thickety waters of Broad River contaiing his the sd John Smith’s part of a 400 acre tract of land formerly the property of Abraham Smith decd and from Abraham Smith conveyed by his last will and testament to Moses Smith as a laawful heir of a part of the said Moses Smith’s land … bounding on the S by Stephen Neal’s land on the E by said John Jeffries land and ond the N by said John Jeffreis land and on the W by William Richard’s land … computation 400 acres … including the brick house where the widow Smith lives … (condition to repay Jeffries by time stated – if done then void) …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: John Jeffries Jr, Seba Dill
… that Annah C Smith, wife of the within named Daniel Smith … relinquishes dower (Note: Not sure if this is misprint by whoever transcribed this into the Deed Book – above was John Smith – not sure why David Smith’s wife would relinquish dower?).
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RS4N-9?i=348&cat=340217

1819 July 13 – John Smith to William Dillard bk Q, p 96 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of Blount County, Alabama Territory in consideration of 800 dollars to me in hand paid by William Dillard of Laurence Dist and State Afsd … sell and release unto the said William Dillard all that plantation or tract of land lying and situate in Union District on the waters of Pagets Creek containing on a late resurvey 390 acres being parts of … land originally granted to Smith & Jeremiah Cooper & Henry Clark and included within the following boundaries (as represented by a platt of the said Survey) … (excepting however 10 acres in the same belonging to the meeting house known by the name of the Quaker Meeting House) …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: John B Bennett, Sarah Landsdown
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RSHB-S?i=350&cat=340217

1820 April 19 – John Smith to Betsy Smith, bk Q, p 120 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of the State & District aforesaid do certify to all concerned that I do voluntarily give to my well beloved daughter Betsy Smith one negro girl named Lucy also two beds and furniture also one bay mare …. also one folding table, also one womans saddle and bridle …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: William Moorhead, Henry Harlow
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RSHB-C?i=362&cat=340217

1820 Giles N Smith fr Alexander Thompson, bk Q, p 270 Union Co, SC.

1820 March 18 – Joseph Smith to John Jefferies, bk Q, p 291. Union Co, SC
… I Joseph Smith …. in consideration of the sum of 2800 dollars …. paid by John Jeffries Sr … sell and release all that tract or parcel of land lying on the E side of Thickety Creek containing 250 acres … being a part of a tract of land originally granted to John Steen Sr then by different conveyances to Abraham Smith and thence by will to Joseph Smith … bounded …. on William Goudelock’s corner … on the E side of Thickety Creek thence bounded on Wm Goudelocks line …. and on James Corry on the S E and Joseph Moreheads land … on the E Jephthah Harrington’s land on the NW John Jeffries Jr land on the W which said land I do hereby warrant …
Signed: Joseph Smith
Wit: Nathaniel Jeffries, Jepthah Harrington, Philip Petty
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RS4H-N?i=448&cat=340217

1818 March 23 – Moses Smith legatees fr Alexander Martin, bk R, p 26. Union Co, SC
… I Alexander Martin … for and in consideration of the sum of 15 dollars to me in hand paid by the legatees of Moses Smith of the said State and Dist have granted … unto the said Legatees of Moses Smith decd all that parcel or tract of land containing 180 acres on the waters of Gilkeys Creek … bounded by lands owned by William Richards on the N, Drury Harrington on the W, by Stephen Neill on the S and lands owned by the estate of Abraham Smith decd on the East ….
Signed: Alexander Martin
Wit: Gibson Richman, Aaron Parker
(recorded March 5, 1822)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-LBVK?i=19&cat=340217

1822 April 26 – Mary Smith etal to John Jefferies, bk R, p 128 – 130 Union Co, SC.
… I Mary Smith and John Smith planters of Union District and State aforesaid for and in consideration of 210 dollars … paid to us by John Jeffries Sr … sold and released unto the said John Jeffries Sr a certain parcel of tract of land it being the eighth part of a tract of land lying on Gilkey Creek containing 336 acres of land … with Stephen Neil’s line … on Jeffries own corner … it being a parcel of land deeded to Abraham Smith decd by Nathaniel Jeffries and others which above mentioned 8th part of said land and building we do warrant … understood that the said Mary Smith are to keep possession of the said 8th part of land enduring her natural life unless she thinks propert to relinquish her possession sooner ….
Signed: Mary Smith, John Smith
Wit: Amos Northos, Samuel Chisholm, Samuel Jeffries
Personally came Samuel Jeffries befor me the subscribing justice and made oath as the law directs and saith he saw Mary Smith the wife of Abraham Smith decd and John Smith sign and deliver … unto John Jeffries Sr … 4th day of May 1822.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-L9MK-F?i=71&cat=340217

1822 May 2 – Mary Smith to John Jeffries, bk R, p 129. Union Dist., SC
… we Mary Smith late the wife of Abraham Smith decd and Daniel Smith both of the State & Dist aforesaid … sell and release unto John Jeffries a certain parcel or tract of land it being the 8th part of a tract of land or 42 acres of a tract of land lying on both sides of Gilkey Creek …. containing 336 acres of land … near Stephen Neil’s old place … with Stephen Neil’s line … on sd Jeffries land … part of a tract of land originally granted to Nathaniel Jeffries and by him conveyed by deed to Abraham Smith decd …. the said Mary Smith … to keep possession of the said 8th part of land enduring her life time unless she thinks proper to relinquish her possession sooner …
Signed: Mary Smith, Daniel Smith
Wit: John Humphries, Samuel Jeffries, William Jeffries
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1822 April 26 – Mary Smith & John Humphries to John Jeffries Sr, bk R, pg. 130. Union, SC.
… I Mary Smith … & John Humphries … sold and released unto the said John Jeffries Sr …. land it being the 4th part of a tract of land lying on Gikys Creek containing 336 acres of land … with Stephen Neil’s line … it being a parcel of land deeded to Abraham Smith decd by Nathaniel Jeffries and others which above mentioned 4th of said land and buildings we do warrant …
Signed: Mary Smith, John Humphries
Wit: Amos Northrop, Samuel Chisholm, Samuel Jeffries.
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1822 Giles N Smith fr John Rogers, bk R, p 235 Union Co, SC.

1822 Jan 9 – Lucy Smith to James Plexico, bk R, p 318 Union Co, SC.
… (Note: executrix of last will and testment of John F Hendley sells 200 acres on Pacolet Riv to James Plaxco)
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1822 Joseph Smith to John Smith bk R, p 354 Union Co, SC.
… I Joseph Smith … and Priscilla my wife for and in consideration of the sum of 50 dollars to me paid by John Smith of Spartanburgh have granted … sell and release unto the said John Smith a parcel tract of land containing 50 acres lying in Union County waters of Mitchells Creek it being a tract of land granted to John Springer by Charles Browning and from John Springer granted to Joseph Smith… to a line between Charles Browning & Peter Lawrence to the SW corner of Amos Lee’s land … along said Lee’s line … corner of John Highs land …. along John Putman’s line …
Signed: Joseph Smith, Priscilla Smith
Wit: James Lee, Stephen McPherson
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1822 Dec 10 – John Smith to Silas Welbourn bk R, p 354 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith … sell and release unto the said Silas Welbourn a parcel or tract of land containing 50 acres … waters of Mitchells Creek … between land formerly belonging to Charles Browning and Peter Laurence to the SW corner of Amos Lee’s land … along Lee’s line … corner of John High’s old tract … along Putman’s line …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: James Smith, William Grist
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1822 William Smith fr John Bates shf, bk R (or S), p 367 Union Co, SC.

1822 William Smith to Richard Thompson, bk R, p 397, 398 Union Co, SC.

1824 William Smith to J Thomas & Ansby Hall bk R, p 419 Union Co, SC.

1824 Fleet Smith fr Henry Story, bk S, p 62 Union Co, SC.

1824 David Smith to John Stein, bk S, p 88 Union Co, SC.

1825 Jan 4 Deed bk S, p 102 – I John Bates, Sheriff of Union Dist … by virtue of a writ of Firie Facias issued out fo the Court of Common Pleas held for the Dist of Union the 3d Monday of March 1820 at the suit of E.N. Davis and William Mitchell to me directed commanding me that the goods, chattles, lands and tenements of Daniel Smith to levy the sum of 200 dollars damages plus costs … I have seized and taken the land and tenaments of the said Daniel Smith … tract of land containing 336 acres … in the Dist of Union lying on both sides of Gilkies Creek … John Jeffries corner … 336 acres being the 1/8th part of said land or the interest said Smith has in the same the same being willed to Moses Smith the brother of the said Daniel by his father Abraham Smith decd and all the interest that Daniel Smith has in any land adjoining the above described land owned by Moses Smith decd… purchased by John Jefferies Esqr of the Dist of Union for the sum of 150 dollars being the highest sum … and all the interest estate right and title which the said Daniel Smith of right …
Signed: John Bates
Wit: Samuel Harris, DA Mitchell.
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1825 Jan 3 Deed bk S, p 104- I John Bates, Sheriff of Union Dist … by virtue of a writ of Firie Facias issued out fo the Court of Common Pleas held for the Dist of Union the 3d Monday of March 1820 at the suit of Henry Loomis to me directed commanding me that the goods, chattles, lands and tenements of Joseph Smith otherwise Smith & Richards to levy the sum of 600 dollars damages … I have seized and taken the land … of said Joseph Smith all that certain parcell and tract of land situated and being in the District of Union lying on Gilkeys Creek containing by estimation 336 acres … with Stephen Neal line … to said Jeffries corner … being willed to Moses Smith the brother of the said Joseph by his father Abram Smith and all the interest that Joseph Smith has in said lands adjoining the above described land owned by Moses Smith decd … purchased at public sale by John Jeffries Esqr of the Dist of Union for the sum of 150 dollars being the highest bidder …
Signed: J Bates
Wit: Samuel Harris, D A Mitchell
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1824 Anna C Smith to John Jefferies, bk S, p 108 Union Co, SC.
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1824 Dec 6 – Nancy Smith to John Jefferies, bk S, p 110 Union Co, SC.
… I Nicholas Carry one of the Justices of he Quarum do hereby certify … that Nancy Smith wife of the within named John Smith did appear before me and upon privately and separately examined by me did declare that she does freely … release and forever relinquish unto the within named John Jeffries … all her interest and estate … claim of doweer … the premises within mentioned and released… 6th Dec 1824
Signed: Nancy Smith.
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1824 William Smith fr Allen M Johnson, bk S, p 113 Union Co, SC.

1824 Oct 14 – Daniel Smith fr Nathaniel Guyton, bk S, p 116. Union County, South Carolina
… I Nathaniel Guyton of the Dist and State afsd in consideration of the sum of 1200 dollars to me in hand paid by Daniel Smith of the State aforesaid and Dist of York … sell … unto the said Daniel Smith … land containing 600 acres on the W side of Broad River … in the Dist of Union … at Smith’s Ford beginning at a persimon on the bank of the rier at the mouth of a small stream on a dividing line between James Kennedy and Nathaniel Guyton … at Moore’s line … to a black jack on the dividing line between Nathaniel Guytan and John Kennedy …
Signed: Nathaniel Guyton
Wit: Abraham G. Smith, Joseph Guyton, Joseph G Smith
… Margaret Guyton, wife of Joseph Guyton, relinquishes right of dower …
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1822 Fleet Smith fr David Lewis, bk S, p 122 Union Co, SC.

1824 Anna C Smith to John Jefferies, bk S, p 150 Union Co, SC.
… (wife of David Smith – releasing dower)
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1825 Dec 17 – John Smith fr Nathaniel Rochester, bk S, p 315 Union Co, SC.
… I Nathaniel Rochester … in consideration of the sum of 450 dollars to me in hand paid by John Smith … release unto the said John Smith all that plantation tract or parcel of land containing 118 acres … in Union District on both sides of Puikey Road … on Jonathan Poter’s line … asbury Rochesters line …
Signed: Nathaniel Rochester
Wit: Asbury Rochester, Thomas Eubanks
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1822 Fleet Smith fr Z Hooker, bk S, p 358 Union Co, SC.

1824 William Smith to Henry Mitchell, bk S, p 407 Union Co, SC.

1824 Levi Smith to William SR Wallace, bk S, p 444 Union Co, SC.

1824 Nov 4 – Mary Smith to Amos Davis, bk S, p 498 Union Co, SC.
… I Mary Smith of the said State and District …. in consideration of the sum of 350 dollars … paid by Amos Davis of the State and Dist aforesaid … sell unto Amos Davis … the lands willed by Abraham Smith decd to me during life and at my death to Moses Smith (my son, to him …. being in the State and Dist aforesaid and to the said Moses Smith having died intestate and without heir the fee simple is by the Act of Distribution is vested in me and in consideration of the same above named paid by the said Amos Davis to me I have granted … and undivided 1/8th of said lands lying in the State and District aforesaid on both sides of Gilkeys Creek and … release unto him the said Amos Davis the premises above ….
Signed: Mary Smith
Wit: Sarah Davis, Amos Davis Jr
(recorded Sept 17, 1827)
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1827 Sept 20 – Samuel Hoey to John Jeffries Esqr, bk S, p 499, Union Co, SC
… I Samuel J Hoey of the State and Dist aforesaid … in consideration of 630 dollars … paid by John Jeffries Esqr … release unto the said John Jeffries Esqr three undivided 1/8ths of a certain tract or parcell of land … in the State and Dist aforesaid on both sides of Gilkey’s Cr …. containing 336 acres … being the land on which Abraham Smith died, left to his wife for life and after her death to his son Moses … the above mentioned 3/8ths are the three individual interests purchased from Ms Sarah Davis, Dr. Samuel D. Alexander and wife, and Dr. William Richards and wife by Amos Davis and conveyed by said Amos Davis to me which since three undivided eigths of said land … I do grant … sell and release unto the said John Jeffries Esqr …
Signed: S Hoey
Wit: William Jeffries, Lyman Walker, Joseph Ashworth.
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1824 Nov 5 – Mary Smith to Amos Davis, bk S, p 500 Union Co, SC.
… I Mary Smith of said State and District … in consideration of the sum of 350 dollars to me paid in hand by Amos Davis … sell unto Amos Davis … an undivided 1/4 of all the land willed by Abraham Smith decd to me during life and at my death to Moses Smith my son to him forever being in the State and Dist aforesaid … the said Moses Smith having died intestate and without heirs the fee simple is by the act of distribution vested in me … said land lying in the State and Dist aforsd on both sides of Gilkeys Creek …
Signed: Mary Smith
Wit: Sarah Davis, Amos Davis (Note: must be Jr)
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1824 George R Smith to Thomas C Cook, bk S, p 527 Union Co, SC.

1824 Charles S & wife etal fr Joseph S Sheldon, bk S, p 529 Union Co, SC.

1828 March 10 – Henry Smith to John Jefferies, bk T, p 14. Union Co, SC
… I Henry Smith of York Dist and State afsd … in consideration of the sum of 210 dollars to me in hand aid by John Jeffries … of said Dist and State afsd …. sell and release unto the said John Jeffries one undivided 1/8th part of all that tract of parcel of land … in Union Dist … on both sides of Gilkey Creek … with Stephen Neals line to a stake on John Jeffries corner … 336 acres …
Signed: Henry Smith
Wit: W Graham, Cynthia Graham, Seborn Dill
… Ann Smith the wife of the within named Henry Smith … relinquished her right of dower …
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1828 March 10 – John F. Smith fr John C Valentine, bk T, p 41 Union Co, SC.
… between John C Volentine and John F Smith both of the state and District aforesaid … the said John C Voluntine for and in consideration of the su of 158 dollars to him in hand paid … sold unto the said John F Smith … land lying and being in the Dist aforesaid containing 79 acres bounded … by a branch of Braures Creek …
Signed: John C Volentine
Wit: Daniel Coomer, B J Gregory
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1828 William Smith to James Mayes, bk T, p 103 Union Co, SC.

1828 Sept 8 – Daniel Smith fr Aaron Guyton, bk T, p 127. Union Co, SC
… I Aron Guyton of the said State and Dist of Pendleton in consideration of the sum of 300 dollars to me paid by Daniel Smith … of said State and York Dist …. sell and release unto the said Daniel Smith all that tract or parcel of land containing 185 acres … head waters of John Moore Spring Branch … bounded on the E side by lands of John and Gordon Moore, N by Daniel Smith’s, W by Rutherford’s and N Carneys, South by Patsy Guytons …
Signed: Aron Guyton
Wit: J E Guyton, John Parker, J W Guyton
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1828 Elizabeth Smith to James Stroup, bk T, p 221 Union Co, SC.
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1828 William Smith fr George Perry, bk T, p 233, 234 Union Co, SC.

1831 John Smith fr Presley Williams bk T, p 405 Union Co, SC.
… I Presley Williams … in consideration of the sum of 290 dollars … paid by John Smith Jr of the State and Dist aforesaid … sell and release unto the said John Smith … land containing 100 acres … in Union Dist … on the waters of Cain Creek a branch of Tyger River … part of a larger tract originally granted to William Sims … on McGraw’s line … Ashbees line …
Signed: Presley Williams
Wit: Jas S Williams, Geo L Smith, Nancy S Williams
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1828 John Smith to Thomas Broderick, bk T, p 406 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith … in consideration of 200 dollars … assigns a certain tract of land it being a part of two different tracts one originally granted William Sims and the other to John Hawkins … bounded … on the Irish Bounty … on McGraw’s line … on Ashby’s line …
Signed: John Smith
With: John Morgan, W N McGraw
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1829 Henry Smith fr Daniel Palmer, bk T, p 417 Union Co, SC.
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1828 William Smith to John Lyles, bk T, p. 441 Union Co, SC.

1830 Sept 16 – Mary Smith to Jos Guyton, bk T, p 486 Union Co, SC.
… State of Alabama, Pickens County} I Mary Smith & widow and relict of Abraham Smith formerly of the State of South Carolina & District of Union, reposing special trust and confidence in my brother Joseph Guyton of the State of South Carolina and District of Union, do commission … the said Joseph Guyton to be my true and lawful attorney in fact … the said Joseph Guyton for me and in my name to bargain and sell to any person or persons whomsoever all and singular a certain piece parcel or tract of land situate lying and being in the said Dist of Union and State of S Carolina on the waters of Gilkie Creek & Thickety … with Stephen Neal’s old line to a stake on John Jeffries corner … on the Creek bank thence across the Creek and up a branch … to Dowd’s corner … containing 336 acres … being the land willed to me by my deceased husband Abraham Smith including the brick house and improvements …
Signed: Mary Smith
Wit: W K Brown, Alexr Martin
The State of Alabama, Pickens County}
… I Joseph Guytan attorney in fact for Mrs Mary Smith of Pickens County in the State of Alabama for and in consideration of the sum of 20 dollars to me paid annuallly during the natural life of the said Mary Smith and no longer by John Jeffries … of Union Dist and the State of South Carolina … to the said John Jeffries … a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being on both sides of Gilkeys Creek in Union Dist … at Lusks Branch of Thickety Creek …. with Stephen Neals old line … on said Jeffries own corner …. containing … 336 acres … land willed to her by her late husband Abraham Smith including the brick house and improvements …
Signed: Joseph Guyton Senr, atty in fact for M Smith
Wit: Aran Wilkins, Samuel Huey, Noah Pennington
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1831 Feb 15 – Smith & Harrington to John Jefferies Esq, bk V, p 214 Union Co, SC.
… we John Smith & Stephen Harrington … for Daniel Smith for the in consideration of the sum of 22 dollars and 37 cents and this day bargained sold and released unto John Jeffries Senr all our undivided parts of a certain tract or parcel of land lying on the S side of Gilkies Creek … part of a tract granted to Alexander Martin in the year 1803 … supposed to be 17 acres and 9/10ths …. on Doud’s line … on Steens line …. the intersection of Jeffries’ line … near the brick house …
Signed: John Smith, Joseph Harrington
Wit: James Jefferies, Nancy Harrington, William Jeffries
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1831 Fleet Smith to Thomas Woodson, bk V, p 218 Union Co, SC.

1830 Oct 12 – Daniel Smith to John Smith bk V, p 306 Union Co, SC.
… Daniel Smith … in consideration fo the sum of 1200 dollars …. paid by John Smith Jr … release unto the said John Smith Jr a tract of land containing 600 acres on the W side of Broad River in the Dist of Union … on Broad River at Smith’s Ford … between James Kennedy and Nathaniel Guyton … at Moore’s old line … Nathaniel Guyton’s old line …
Signed: Daniel Smith
Wit: Joseph G Smith, Abraham G Smith, Payton B Darwin
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1831 George L Smith fr John Anderson, bk V, p 363 Union Co, SC.

1831 David Smith to Aaron Williams, bk V, p 427 Union Co, SC.

1832 Feb 6 – John Smith Jr fr William Gordan, bk W, p 136 Union Co, SC.
… I William Gordon of the State and Dist aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of 587 dollars … paid by John Smith of the said State and District have granted … deliver unto the said John Smith 191 acres of land … part of a tract of land contining 796 acres granted to John Smith in 1816 … in the Dist of Union on the waters of Otterson’s Creek waters of Tiger River …
Signed: William Gordon
Wit: James Meacheam, Edward Stevens
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1832 Feb 27 – Fleet Smith decd’s will is recorded
1832 Feb 27 – will date of Fleet Smith, Union County, SC
… I Fleet Smith of the State and Dist afsd …
… to my son Levi Smith a horse and saddle … when he may marry one bed and furniture …
… to my son Isaac Smith a black mare and my saddle … when he may marry a bed and furniture …
… to my son William Smith when he becomes of the age of 21 … my bay mare colt and a saddle … when he may barry one bed and furniture ..
… to my daughter Dorcas Smith my sorrel mare colt … with a saddle also a bed and furniture when she may arise to the age of 20 years …
… the balance of my property to remain in the possession of the executor for the benefit of my wife and the younger children until the youngest child becomes of the age of 21 years … they are to have 2 years schooling each … when they become 21 they are to have a horse and saddle each … and a bed and furniture for each …
… and my negro boy Harry, and negro girl Edaline I leave with the executors for the benefit of my wife during her live or widowhood At the time my youngest child may arive to the age of 21 … the balance of my property be sold and equal division made.
… my sons Levi Smith and Isaac Smith as executors.
Probate Records, Box 18 Packages 1-26 – Box 20 Packages 1-30
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1833 Newell Smith fr Christopher Vaughn, bk W, p 202 Union Co, SC.

1833 Giles N Smith to Samuel Otterson, bk W, p 252 Union Co, SC.

1833 Giles N Smith fr James Roundtree, bk W, p 306 Union Co, SC.

1833 Leonard Smith to Levi Smith, bk W, p 346 Union Co, SC.

1833 James Smith & wife to Levi Smith, bk W, p 368 Union Co, SC.

1835 Abram J Smith fr Thos Putman, bk W, p 449 Union Co, SC.

1835 Levi Smith to William Landrum, bk Y, p 39 Union Co, SC.

1835 George Smith to Priscilla Smith etal, bk Y, p 46 Union Co, SC.

1835 James Smith to Priscilla Smith etal, bk Y, p 55 Union Co, SC.
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1835 Elias Smith fr Mills Sumner, bk Y, p 86 Union Co, SC.

1835 Levi Smith fr William Wilbourn, bk Y, p 141 Union Co, SC.

1835 Signal M Smith fr Griffin Dupree, bk Y, p 187 Union Co, SC.

1835 David Smith to Synthia Morrow, bk Y, p 194 Union Co, SC.

1835 William Smith fr Nathan Sims bk Y, p 195 Union Co, SC.

1836 March 7 – Smith & Wilkins to AJ Smith bk Y, p 198 Union Co, SC.
… we Henry Smith and Aran Wilkins … on a power from Samuel Lowry … to us directed in consideration of 500 dollars … paid by Abraham J Smith … convey unto Abraham J Smith … land lying on the waters of Gilkies and Abington Creeks waters of Broad River … on Wilkins line … on Gabriel Patrick’s line … containint 179 acres it being a tract of land conveyed from John Wood to Drury Harrington, from Harrington to John Jeffries, from John Jeffries to John & Benj Morgan, one third part from Benj Morgan to John Morgan, from John Morgan to Samuel Lowrey and a power of atty from Lowry to us to sell for the use of his daughter Elisabeth Lowrey it being part of a tract of land originally granted to Thophilus Favour ….
Signed: Henry Smith, Aron Wilkins
John J Wilkins, James B Smith
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1835 Giles N Smith fr Thos B Mitchell & wife, bk Y, p 201 Union Co, SC.

1835 George Smith fr Vincent Davis, bk Y, p 234 Union Co, SC.

1835 William Smith fr Meacham Glenn bk Y, p 235 Union Co, SC.

1835 Elias Smith to Venry Barker bk Y, p 257 Union Co, SC.

1834 April 4 – John Smith to Robert Foster bk Y, p 275 Union Co, SC.
… John Smith and George Smith of Union District …. in consideration of the sum of 800 dollars paid by Robert Foster of Dist and State aforesaid … convey unto the said Robert Foster all that tract of land lying in Union District and on the waters of Davy’s Branch a branch of Fannan’s Creek and bounded by the lands belonging to Reuben Lindsey Amos Black Vivian Davis, Isaac Going & Robert Foster, and containing 200 acres more or less … on Davys Branch near Amos Black’s house … near Thifts old field …
Signed: John Smith, George Smith
Wit: Robert P Smith son of John
… I Isaac Going one of the Justices … that Ellener Smith the wife of the within naed George Smith did …. release … claim of dower …
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1835 Signal M Smith to Griffin Dupree, bk Y, p 285 Union Co, SC.

1830 Jan 15 – John Smith fr Richard Sharp bk Y, p 295 Union Co, SC.
… I Richard Sharp of Union Dist … in consideration of the sum of 800 dollars …. paid by John Smith …. release to the aforesaid John Smith … land lying in Union District and on the S fork of Fannans Creek and containing 300 acres … bounded by … David Adams, Jordan Baily and the said John Smith …
Signed: Richard Sharp
Wit: Z Reed, John Pain
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1835 Abram S Smith to Josiah Martin, bk Y, p 339 Union Co, SC.

1835 Abram J Smith fr John Patrick, bk Y, p 352 Union Co, SC.

1835 Charles Smith fr John Mullin, bk Y, p 364 Union Co, SC.

1835 Samuel Smith to Dr E M Bobo, bk Y, p 426 Union Co, SC.

1840 Percy Smith to James Smith, bk T12, p 58 Union Co, SC.

1840 Elizabeth Smith to James Smith bk T12, p 58 Union Co, SC.

1840 Elizabeth Smith to Hezekiah Pendergrass, bk T12, p 60 Union Co, SC.
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1840 Sep 25 – probate date of James Smith decd’s will.
1839 Jan 16 – Last Will and Testament of James Smith, Union Co, SC
… I James Smith of the State and Dist ….
… to my beloved son John F Smith the sum of 5 dollars … in addition to what I have heretofore given him.
… to my son Enoch Smith the sum of 5 dollars … in addition to what I have heretofore given him.
… to my beloved daughter Elizabeth the sum of 5 dollars in addition to what I have heretofore given her.
… to my beloved daughter Sarah the wife of John Eubanks the sum of 5 dollars in addition to what I have heretofore given her.
… to my beloved daughter Anna now the wife of James Tolleson the sum of 5 dollars in addition to what I have heretofore given her.
… to my beloved daughter Priscalla Smith who now lives with me and renders me all the services in her power in my old age. All the remaining part of my estate consisting of the tract of land whereon I now live containing 114 acres bounded by lands of A J Meng, Absolam Barnet, James McBride, and others … I further give to my said daughter Priscilla Smith my stock of cattle, hogs, sheep, one gray mare, and Colt, my household & kitchen furniture, plantation tools and generally everything of which I am possessed in any way manner or means.
… my said beloved daughter Pricilla Smith my sole executrix …
Signed: James Smith
Wit: D Wallace, J E Peck, Absalom Barnett
Miscellaneous Probate Records, 1777-1866, Index, 1777-1961; Author: South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County); Probate Place: Union, South Carolina. Probate Records, Box 25, Packages 1-31; Probate Records, Box 26, Packages 1-22 (Box 28, pkg 8)
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1841 March 19 – John Smith to James G Love bk T12, p 273 Union Co, SC.
… John Smith of York District … in consideration of the sum of 1600 dollars to me in hand paid by James G Love … convey unto the said James G Love all that tract or parcel of land lying and bounded on the River on E John Kennedy N Nicholas Corry on the W and on the S by Eleazer Parker and William T Moore … conditions that of the above said James G Love …. shall well and truly pay … unto the said John Smith … 1100 dollars … from the 1st day of January 1843 … null and void (if paid) …
Signed: James G Love
Wit: J B Darwin, John D Morrow
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1840 Isaac Smith to Wallace bk T12, p 325 Union Co, SC.

1840 James S Smith to Aaron Smith, bk T12, p 368 Union Co, SC.

1841 Nov 18 – John Smith to James G Love, bk T12, p 380 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of the Dist and State aforesaid in consideration of the sum of 1600 dollars … release unto the said James G Love a tract or parcel of land containing 600 acres on the W side of Broad River lying and being in the Dist of Union … on Broad River at Smith’s Ford … on the Bank of the River at the mouth of a small stream on a diving line between James Kennedy and Nathaniel Guyton and running from thence … at the Moore’s old line … Moores old corner … line between Nathaniel Guyton and John Kennedy …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: J B Darwin, John D Morrow
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1840 Samuel Smith to Samuel P Harris, bk T12, p 404 Union Co, SC.

1840 Giles N Smith to children, bk T12, p 418 Union Co, SC.

1840 William Smith fr Jas H Dogan exr & SP Rice exrs, bk T12, p 440 Union Co, SC.

1840 William Smith to JH Dogan exr S Rice bk T12, p 500 Union Co, SC.

1846 William S Smith to William Smith Jr bk U14, p 300 Union Co, SC.

1847 Sept 11 – John Smith fr William G Bankhead, bk U14, p 315 Union Co, SC.
… William G Bankhead to John Smith} Power of Attorney, The State of Alabama, Marion County
… I William G Bankhead of the County and State aforesaid reposing full faith and confidence in my trust friend and brother-in-law John Smith of the State of South Carolina & District of York do hereby nominate and appoint him the said John Smith my true and lawful attorney to act for me and in my name and demand ask for and sue in my name if necessary and receive of Eleazer Parker administrator of the Estate of John Moore late of the said Dist of Union deceased all the proceeds or effects of the estate of said John Moore both real and personal as appearing to have been left by the last will and testament of the said John Moor to Ann Moore the wife of said John Moore and now wife of me the said William G Bankhead …
Signed: William G Bankhead.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-5SFM-D?i=178&cat=340217

1846 William Smith fr B Johnson bk U14, p 538 Union Co, SC.

1846 William Smith fr Z P Herndon, bk U14, p 558 Union Co, SC.

1851 William T Smith fr John H Smith, bk V15, p 229 Union Co, SC.
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1851 William Smith fr George Hogan, bk V15, p 349 Union Co, SC.

1852 John Smith etal to James Jefferies of John Jefferies, bk W16, p 9, 10 Union Co, SC.
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1852 John H Smith etal fr James Jeffries, bk W16, p 46 Union Co, SC.
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1852 John Smith to W Harrison Gregory bk W16, p 256 Union Co, SC.
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1852 John Smith etal to Col James Jefferies bk W16, p 149 Union Co, SC.
… (dower release by Isabella Smith, wife of John Smith)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-YW47?i=80&cat=340217

1852 John Smith & Asa Smith to Thomas Martin bk W16, p 280 Union Co, SC.
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-YWGP?i=146&cat=340217

1852 Asa Smith etal to Henry Smith, bk W16, p 318 Union Co, SC.
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-YWF9?i=165&cat=340217

1854 Jan 27 – Robert P Smith to James & Elenor Smith, bk W16, p 388 Union Co, SC.
… wheras at a sale at public outcry of the real estate of George Smith decd late of Union Dist made at Union Court House on Monday the 3d day of Oct 1853 by James R Smith and Eleanor Smith executors of the Estate of the said George Smith Sr decd. I became the purchaser of the said land being the highest bidder now know all men by these presents that I Robert P Smith in consideration of one dollar to me in hand paid by the said James R Smith and Eleanor Smith and also in consideration of the said James R Smith and Eleanor Smith having released me from all legal liability on account of my said bid for said land have granted bargained released and do quit claim to the said lands to the said James R Smith and Eleanor Smith to all right I have acquired in and to the same in consequence of the said bid and do hereby warrant the said premises to the said James R Smith and Eleanor Smith and their heirs against myself and my heir ….
Signed: Robert P Smith.
Wit: James H Alexander, James Bailey Sr.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-Y43L?i=200&cat=340217

1854 July 11 – John Smith to James Jefferies, bk W16, p 488 Union Co, SC.
… I John Smith of the District of York and State aforesaid for and in consideration of 500 dollars to me paid by James Jefferies of the District of Union … sell and release unto the said James Jefferies all that tract or parcel of land being part of a tract known in the sale of lands belonging to the estate of John Jefferies decd as the Joshua Petty land bounded on the S by lands of the said James Jefferies, W by lands of Samuel Jefferies, No by land of M M Montgomery and e by land of Thomas Martin, lying on the waters of Gilkeys Creek …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Henry Smith, E D Darwin
… Isabella Smith the wife of the within named John Smith … relinquishes dower …
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-Y4FG?i=251&cat=340217

1852 Asa Smith to W R Briggs, bk Z18, p 581 Union Co, SC.
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1861 May 13 (recorded) – Robert P Smith to James R Smith, bk Z18, p 508 Union Co, SC.
… I Robert P Smith of Union District in the State aforesaid for and in consideration of 309 and 36/100 dollars to me paid by James R Smith of said District and State … sell and release unto the said James R Smith all that certain piece parcel or plantation of land lying, being and situate in Union District in the State aforesaid containing 68 acres … reference to a plat of said land made by John Gibbs DS hereunto attached, it being a portion of the land purchased by me from Hugh B. Smith and the estate of Nelly Smith decd … (date of sale blank other than year 1861).
Signed: Robert P Smith
Wit: H B Smith, William G. Gallman.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34V-S3JP-8?i=265&cat=340217

1854 Asa Smith to W R Briggs, bk Z18, p. 581 Union Co, SC.
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1854 Alexander Smith to Ellis Palmer bk Z18, p 590, 599(591?) Union Co, SC.
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34V-S3VX-F?i=305&cat=340217

1854 July 10th – John J. Smith decd’s estate in Union Co, SC
… the humble petition of Mary Jan Smith would respectfully show … that her husband John J. Smith departed this life intestate on or about the 2d inst leaving a small personal estate consisting of his household and kitchen furniture a cow and calf, one yearling, two hogs, 1 shotgun, a few bushels of corn, some bacon, his present cro, some notes and accounts supposed to be worth about 200 dollars … her husband the said John Smith left her his widow without children living as well as his father and mother Bail Smith and Milly Smith, and his sister Sarah Ann Smith him surviving…
Signed: Mary Jane Smith
PC Foster.
Miscellaneous Probate Records, 1777-1866, Index, 1777-1961; Author: South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County); Probate Place: Union, South Carolina. Probate Records, Box 38, Packages 1-35 (Box 38, pkg 32)
https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/430808:9080?tid=&pid=&queryId=7e73a5cbddf8285d4432ce252325109d&_phsrc=THt534&_phstart=successSource

UNION CO, SC MISC BOOKS INFO:

Union Co Misc Records 1785-1800
Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69JC?i=17&cat=341333

1786 Sept 27 (recorded) John Smith to William Miles 13
… I John Smith of Rutherford County, North Carolina for and in consideration of the sum of seventy guineas … by William Miles of South Carolina Chester … sell unto the said William Miles a certain negro woman named Red? and also a certain still of 80 gallons …
Signed: John Smith
Wit: Richard Speaks, Robert Montgomery
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69Y3?i=45&cat=341333

1790 May 11 – Esther Grindle to J Watson & A Chisholm p 98. Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… I Esther Grindle of the County of Pendleton … wife of John Grindle … quit claim …. my dower by my own voluntary act in a certain tract of land which my husband John Grindle sold to John Watson and Adam Chisholm and conveyed to them by lease and release …
Signed: Esther Grindle
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-63C7?i=130&cat=341333

1791 Jan 4 (written) Caleb Edmondson last will p 114 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
(wits to will are Caleb Smith and Ann Smith)
Recorded Apr 6, 1791
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-6SK6?i=147&cat=341333

1794 Jan 31 – Fields Blacky to Watson Chisholm p 161 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… I Fields Blacky of the State of South Carolina Union County … sold unto Watson Chisholm of the State and County afsd one negro boy named Adam …
Signed: Fields Blakely
Wit: William Mitchell, Jesse Maberry
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69BM?i=194&cat=341333

1793 March 27 – Edmondson M Roberts & Smith to J Martindale p 166 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… we Margaret Edmondson, Walter Roberts and David Smith of the State of South Carolina Union County are held and firmly bound unto John Martindale of the State and County aforesaid … sum of 280 pounds sterling to be paid to the said John Martindale … sealed with our seals and dated this 27th day of March 1793 … condition … that if the above … Margaret Edmondson, Walter Roberts and David Smith … assign a good sure and indefensible deed … of that plantation or tract of land containing 350 acres situate lying and being in the State and County afsd … between Tyger and Enoree Rivers including waters of each River bounded on lands laid out for Cloyd Langston & Johnathan Norman originally granged to Bryan White … (if paid by time due this conveyance void) …
Signed: Margaret Edmondson, Walter Roberts, David Smith
Wits: Jesse Dodd, Samuel Sanson, John Fincher
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-6SFF?i=199&cat=341333

1794 May 20 – David Smith Sr to David Smith Jr p 171 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… I David Smith Sr of Union County … and in consideration of the sum of 2 pounds sterling … deliver unto the said David Smith Jr one Anvil, one Bellows, one Vice … (blacksmith eqpt continues, click link to see full inventory)…
Signed: David Smith
Wit: John Taylor, Thomas Lee
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69G7?i=204&cat=341333

1797 March 6 – John Henderson & others to Thos N Chisholm p 206 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… we John Henderson, Obediah Trinico and William Chisholm … sold and delivered unto Thomas N Chisholm one negro woman by the name of Tammy she being part of the property of the estate of David Chisholm decd …
Signed: John Henderson, Obediah Trinico, William Chisholm
Wit: Henry Farnandes, William Henderson
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69VH?i=239&cat=341333

UNION CO, SC EQUITY COURT INFO:

Equity Court: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C3Q2-RS9X-X?i=74&cat=476669

Abram G Smith & wife, etal ads Burrill Chick guardianship, etc, 1824, No. 104
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-V38D-4K5M?i=517&cat=476669

William B Nott & Eliz Fernandes ads John Smith & Nancy his wife – bill – past acct & relief – 1829 – No 190
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-V38D-H9CR-Q?i=95&cat=476669
(Very promising – John Fernandes purch slave for Elizabeth Smith – John Smith is name of father, Nancy Chisholm is maiden name of John Smith’s wife).

Isaac Smith – ex parte for Smith – pet guard – 1841 – No. 202

Isaac Smith – ex parte for Haines – pet guard – 1843 – No. 219

Rebecca C Smith – ex parte guard – 1844 – No 235

Minerva L Smith – ex parte guard – 1844 – No 236

A F Smith – ex part – guardian – 1858 – No 384

Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841

1808 Feb 24 – Frances Fincher & Sarah his wife … Sarah Smith
Ex parte
On reading the Petition of Frances Fincher and Sarah his wife.
Ordered that Frances Fincher and Sarah his wife be appointed Guardeans to the persons and property of John Smith, Hannah Smith and Elizabeth Smith minors, and that they give bond and Security to the commissioner in Equity for the sum of 3000 dollars for the faithful discharge of their duty. And also Ordered that the said Francis Fincher and Sarah his wife be appointed Guardeans to Martha Smith a minor above 14 years of age and they give bond and security to the Commissioner in Equity in the sum of 600 dollars for the faithful discharge of their dutys.
Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841. pg 6. South Carolina.

PROBATE INFO IN UNION CO, SC

Probate Package Index Union Co (index starts in 1806 for Smiths): https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXN6-F?i=81&cc=1911928&cat=443574
(Checking Fairfield & Charleston for older)

1806 May 31 – Will Book A, p 202-204 – Last Will and Testament of Abraham Smith
… first, I give & bequeath to my son John Smith 200 acres of land joining Clanton land being part of the tract where he now liveth, and what money he oweth, and also a negro wench, named Rachel; and to my daughter Polly Humphries … 100 acres of land where she now liveth …
… to my daughter Hannah Alexander I will & bequeath that negro wench she “received of me named Winney,
… to my grandchild Polly Alexander I will and bequeath a negro girl named Sarah.
… to my grandchild Abraham Alexander I give and bequeath my young mare or filly that is about 3 years old black colored.
… to my son Henry Smith I will give and bequeath the old survey whereon he now liveth in York District at the Ford containing aboue 100 acres also the land adjoining to him formerly granted to Bridges, including the place granted to his grandfather whereon Joseph Luck lived. Also the negro fellow named Harry which he is now in possession of.
… to my son Joseph Smith I give and bequeath the remainder of that tract of land upon Thickety Creek formerly called Stockotits land adjoining below his brother John, and my negro fellow named Tom.
… to my son Daniel Smith I give and bequeath a part of the land whereon or adjoining to that, I now live on beginning upon Young’s old line E side of the Creek, running down the branch where Murpheys School House stood, crossing the Creek near the mouth of said branch and there a straight course to the Upper Kelleys old field with all below adjoining Morgans land. Also my negro fellow named Ned.
… to my daughter Sally Smith I give and bequeath my negro wench named Jude also and her child called Nancy with my negro girl called Fall, and also a good bed and furniture. With his youn a sorrel mare and saddle with household furniture proportionable to what her married sister has already received.
… to my well beloved wife Molley Smith I give and bequeath all the remainder of my land whereon I now live to be enjoyed by her as her natural rite during her life or widowhood, also my negro wench Hannah and sons and Kate to divide as she pleaseth, and also my three negro fellows named London, Pompey and Mark for the purpose of working the plantation whilst she liveth in widowhood, for the purpose of raising and educating my two youngest children and then to be disposed amongst my children as she pleaseth.
… to my son Moses Smith I give and bequeath the remainder of my land where I now live at his mother’s death or marriage,
… and also my negro boys named Kattey Smith I give and bequeath my five little negroes, Dave, Arnold, Sam, Faun, and Cloi to be given to her if they all should live by my executors, when she is married or of full age.
… my son Moses Smith to have his two negroes if they should live when he is of full age.
… next my will is that my executors sell the remainder of my land to the best advantage they can and collect the debts due to my and all my well beloved wife to divide it amongst all my children as she thinks best, and also the merchantable produce ready made to be eauqlly divided amongst my unnamed children.
… my waggon & house I will that they kept on my executors for upon the farm for the benefit of my widow and two youngest children.
… the remainder of my estate consisting of goods and chattles my will is that my executors after paying my lawful debts divided in the most equitable manner they can.
… I hereby appoint my well beloved wife Molley Smith and my son Joseph Smith executors of this my last will and testament. Signed, sealed published and declared to be my last will and testament this 31 of May 1806.
Signed: Abraham Smith
Wits: Nicholas Corry, Henry Good, Spencer Morgan
Recorded in Will Book A, pages 202-204. May 31, 1806.
Probated June 14, 1808. Union County, South Carolina https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/579894:9080?ssrc=pt&tid=69705632&pid=322330300186

David Smith w Sarah Smith etal as admn – box 5, pkg 5 1806

David Smith w Persheba Smith etal admn – box 5, pkg 6 1806

Abraham Smith w Mary Smith exr – box 5, pkg 7 1806

David Smith will – box 8, pkg 40 1811

Moses Smith w John Smith admn – box 9, pkg 25 1817

Jared Smith etal, w Foster Hooker gdn, box 18, pkg 24 1830

Fleet Smith w Levi Smith ex, box 20, pkg 15 1832

Isaac Smith w Jesse Wilson adm, box 20, pkg 17 1832

Caleb Smith w Nancy A Smith adm, box 20, pkg 18 1832

Samuel Smith w Newell Smith etal ex, box 24, pkg 7 1837

Samuel Smith w W.M. Smith adm, box 24, pkg 29 1838

James Smith w Pricilla Smith ex, box 26, pkg 8, 1840

Martha Smith w J E Peak ex, box 26, pkg 18 1841

Priscilla Smith w J H Eubanks adm, box 26, pkg 22, 1843

Louis Smith w Jonas Smith adm, box 30, pkg 9, 1843

George Smith w Alexander Smith adm, box 34, pkg 10 1848

Josiah Smith w D F McMahan adm, box 34, pkg 22, 1848

John D, Levi, Seaborn etal, w J W Bobo gdn, box 37, pkg 8, 1852

Henry Smith will, box 38, pkg 9, 1853

George L Smith w CC Young adm, box 38, pkg 14, 1854

John J Smith w Mary J Smith adm, box 38, pkg 32, 1854

Thomas Smith w William Faucett adm, box 39, pkg 10, 1854

M S Smith w Giles N Smith etal adm, box 40, pkg 19, 1856

Giles N Smith w J Rice Rogers adm, box 41, pkg 33, 1858

Newell Smith w James Faucett adm, box 41, pkg 7, 1857

W T Smith w James N Smith adm, box 42, pkg 17, 1859

Elender Smith w James R Smith adm, box 42, pkg 19, 1859

W A L Smith w J D Smith adm, box 42, pkg 14, 1860

SOUTH CAROLINA ARCHIVES ONLINE INDEX INFO POSSIBLY NEAR UNION CO, SC

South Carolina Archives Index:

Smith, James, Plat For 500 Acres On Thicketty Creek. Date: 9/12/1772
108189
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People in this record:
Bremar, John; Cambell, James; Heyward, Thomas Sr.; Mcgowen, William; Smith, James; Wades, Thomas; Winn, Richard
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Craven County
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 9/12/1772
Series: Colonial Plat Books (Copy Series) (S213184)
Document Type: Plat
Images: Online
Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213184 Volume: 0015 Page: 00430 Item: 01

Alexander, John Mcknitt, Memorial For 11 Tracts, Originally Granted In N. C., Now In Craven County. Date: 12/7/1774
People in this record:
Alexander, John Mcknitt; Allison, Andrew; Ball; Brandon, John; Collins; Dorrack, James; Floyd, Mathew; Giving, Moore; Hartness; Lacy; Mcmillan, John; Mcmullen, William; Perry, John; Putton, Samuel; Rennery, George; Riggs, John; Ross; Smith; Tryon, Gov.
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Beaver Dam Creek; Broad River; Bullock Creek; Catawba River; Craven County; Gilkey Creek; Kings Creek; Mecklenburg County, Nc; Neelys Creek; North Carolina; Susybole Creek; Turkey Creek
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 12/7/1774
Series: Memorial books (Copy Series) (S111001)
Document Type: Memorial
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S111001 Volume: 0013 Page: 00142 Item: 003

Brown, Charles, Plat For 80 Acres In Ninety Six District, Surveyed By Andrew Thomson. Date: 7/7/1784
178276
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People in this record:
Brown, Charles; Lusk, James; Smith, Hancock; Smith, John; Thomson, Andrew
Places in this record:
Ninety Six District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 7/7/1784
Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213190 Volume: 0003 Page: 00020 Item: 002

Stacey, Robert, Plat For 254 Acres On Branch Of Gockers Creek, Ninety Six District, Surveyed By George Salmon For Daniel Smith. Date: 12/19/1786
People in this record:
Moore, Robert; Salmon, George; Shippy, John; Smith, Daniel; Stacey, Robert; Wilkins, Robert
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Broad River; Goucher Creek; Ninety Six District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 12/19/1786
Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213190 Volume: 0011 Page: 00272 Item: 002

Smith, Henry, Plat For 77 Acres On Waters Of Guilkeys Creek, Ninety Six District, Surveyed By Vardry Mcbee. Date: 5/17/1788
190926
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People in this record:
Mcbee, Vardry; Scott, Mrs.; Smith, Henry; Wynn
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Gilkeys Creek; Ninety Six District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 5/17/1788
Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213190 Volume: 0023 Page: 00312 Item: 001

Lipscomb, William Sr., Plat For 30 Acres On Gochier Creek, Ninety Six District, Surveyed By James Smith. Date: 11/28/1792
197381
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People in this record:
Jones, David; Lipscomb, John; Lipscomb, William; Lipscomb, William Sr.; Simmons; Smith, James
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Goucher Creek; Ninety Six District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 11/28/1792
Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213190 Volume: 0031 Page: 00203 Item: 001

Lipscomb, William Sr., Plat For 304 Acres On Thickety Creek, Ninety Six District, Surveyed By James Smith. Date: 7/2/1795
201299
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People in this record:
Bremar; Hort; Lipscomb, William Sr.; Magby; Smith, James; Thompson
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Ninety Six District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 7/2/1795
Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213190 Volume: 0033 Page: 00398 Item: 003

1802 Jan 25 – Smith, John, Plat For 194 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By William Gaston. Date: 1/25/1802
211196
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People in this record:
Gaston, William; Lusk, John; Lusk, Robert; Smith, John
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 1/25/1802
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0038 Page: 00577 Item: 001

Whelchel, John, Plat For 393 Acres On Winchams Creek Of North Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By Charles Boyd. Date: 2/17/1802
211235
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People in this record:
Boyd, Charles; Omelveny, Samuel; Omelveny, William; Smith, Obrian; Whelchel, John; Whelchel, William; Wylie, Dr.
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Union District; Winchams Creek
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 2/17/1802
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0038 Page: 00600 Item: 001

1802 Feb 20 – Wheeler, William, Plat For 213 Acres On Branch Of Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 2/20/1802
211230
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People in this record:
Mcferages, John; Smith, John; Wheeler, William; Whilkel
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Pole Cat Creek; Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 2/20/1802
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0038 Page: 00597 Item: 002

Rutherford, Robert, Plat For 363 Acres On Branch Of Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By A. Cates. Date: 10/6/1802
211661
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People in this record:
Cates, A.; Herrington, Charles; Lusk, Robert; Neal, Stephen; Rutherford, Robert; Smith, Abraham
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Broad River; Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 10/6/1802
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0039 Page: 00099 Item: 001

1804 May 1 – Jeffres, John, Plat For 498 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 5/1/1804
212951
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People in this record:
Beckham; Clanton; Dawkins; Goudelock; Jeffres, John; Smith, John; Steen, John; Thompson, William
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Shoal Branch; Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 5/1/1804
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0040 Page: 00249 Item: 003

1804 May 1 –
Steen, John, Plat For 202 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 5/1/1804
212952
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People in this record:
Goudelock; Robertson, Mrs.; Smith, Abraham; Smith, John; Steen, John
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 5/1/1804
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0040 Page: 00250 Item: 001

1804 May 1 – Morehead, William, Plat For 414 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 5/1/1804
212954
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People in this record:
Coller, William; Davis; Goudelock; Lusk, John; Morehead, William; Prewet; Roberson, Matthew; Smith, John
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 5/1/1804
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Identifiers:
Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0040 Page: 00250 Item: 003

1804 Oct 6 – Hancock, Thomas, Plat For 675 Acres On Branches Of Thicketty And Gilkeys Creeks, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 10/6/1804
213173
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People in this record:
Barns, Dennis; Hancock, Thomas; Lipscomb, William; Smith, John; Sparks
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Gilkeys Creek; Union District
Topics in this record:
Record details:
Date: 10/6/1804
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
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Archives ID: Series: S213192 Volume: 0040 Page: 00317 Item: 002

1805 Feb 12 – Lusk, Thomas, Plat For 20 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 2/12/1805
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Lusk, John; Lusk, Thomas; Morehead, Jesse; Neel, Stephen; Smith, John
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Thicketty Creek
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Date: 2/12/1805
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1806 Feb 1 – Petty, Joshua, Plat For 280 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 2/1/1806
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Littlejohn, Charles; Petty, Joshua; Smith, John; Wright, Mrs.
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Thicketty Creek
Also: Union District
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Date: 2/1/1806
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1809 March 10 – Smith, John, Plat For 12 Acres On Thickety Creek, Union District, Surveyed By Richard Thomson. Date: 3/10/1809
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Goudalock, William; Smith, John; Thomson, Richard
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Thicketty Creek
Also: Union District
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Date: 3/10/1809
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1811 Jan 26 – Jefferies, Nathaniel, Plat For 35 Acres On Thicketty Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 1/26/1811
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Jefferies, Nathaniel; Right, Mrs.; Smith, John; Thompson, John
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Thicketty Creek
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Date: 1/26/1811
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1811 March 2 – Whilchill, Frances, Plat For 116 Acres On Mincum Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 3/2/1811
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Smith, John; Steen, John; Tate, William; Whilchill, Frances
Places in this record:
Thicketty Creek
Also: Broad River; Mincom Creek; Union District
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Date: 3/2/1811
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1811 March 2 – Whilchill, John Jr., Plat For 331 Acres On Mincum Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 3/2/1811
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Collins, William; Mcfitrice, John; Smith, John; Steen, John; Whilchill, Francis; Whilchill, John Jr.; Whilchill, William
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Thicketty Creek
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1811 Aug 9 –
Jeffries, Thomas, Plat For 38 Acres On Thickety Creek, Union District, Surveyed By John Smith. Date: 8/9/1811
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Cotter, William; Jefferies, John; Jeffries, Thomas; Lusk, John; Roberson; Smith, David; Smith, John
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Thicketty Creek
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CHISHOLM INFORMATION IN UNION COUNTY, SC

1823 Aug 11 – John Smith etux v. Henry Farnandis et, Abraham Notte
Continued for want of answer and Mr. Clendenin substituted as Solr for Defts to come in and to file their answer by the 1st of January 1824.
Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841. pg 51. South Carolina.

1824 June 12 – John Smith v Abraham Nott etal
In this case it was ordered that Mr Herndon be appointed a Special referee.
Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841. pg 56. South Carolina.

1829 June 20 – John Smith & wife v Wm B Nott & Elizabeth Farnandis
Order’d that the order pro confesse be set aside & that the Defts have leave to file their Answer.
Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841. pg 76. South Carolina.

1829 April 30 – William B Nott & Eliz Fernandes ads John Smith & Nancy his wife – bill
past acct & relief – 1829 – No 190
South Carolina, Union District}
In Equity
To the honoarable chancellors of the said State.
Humbly complaining shew unto your honors that your orator and oratrix John Smith and Nancy Smith his wife formerly Nancy Chisholm, that in or about the ___ day of ___ in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ____ Adam Chisholm the father of your oratrix departed this life intestate, being at the term of his death siezed and possessed in fee of a valuable trat of land lying on Pacolet River near to Grindols Shoals which is now in the possession and for time past has been of the dfendants William B Nott and Elizabeth Farnandis and that the said Adam Chisholm at the term of his death left John Chisholm, Obediah Chisholm, Samuel Chisholm, and your oratrix then Nancy Chisholm his heirs at law … that partition and division yet remains to be made of the said land as your orator and oratrix have not as yet received their part of portion of said land and that the Defendants have by some means under claim your orators do not know have been receiving the whole of the rents and profits of said land which is very valuable without accounting in any manner whatever to your orators for that tract of the said rents and profits.
And your orators further shew unto your honors that John Smith the complainant and husband of your oratrix is unfortunately for him either entirely insolvent or nearly so and they are poor and bu a slender means of procuring a support and that the whole of the rest of the fortune of your oratrix which she received from her father’s estate has past into and through the hands of her husband the said John Smith and that he has not as yet made any settlement by any Estate on your oratrix.
The complainants therefore pray that the said land may be partitioned and divided and the share of the said Nancy the complainant settled on her to the use of herself and husband for the — and that the defts may account for rents and profits of the said lands and that the defts may answer this … and that a writ of subpoena issued …. may issue directed the said Defendants William B. Nott and Elizabeth Farnandes and so such other and further relief … compts case may be given and as in duty bound the bill ever pass.
A.W. Thomson for compts. (atty).
And the said complainants John Smith and Nancy his wife by way of amendment to their original bill have alledged and shews to your honor that the said defendants William B. Nott and Elizabeth Farnandez are tenants in common with your orators being in possession under a purchaser or purchasers either directly from someone or more of the heirs at law of the said Adam Chisholm or under them also purchased from them no one having purchased complainants interest as they have never sold or conveyed to anyone, and that said Defendants have been holding as tenants in common with your orators the said premises so that they are clearly entitled to partition and division of the said premises. And your orators pray that the said Defendants may answer this their amended bill as fully and particularly as if the same were herein again repeated and they thereto distinctly interrogated etc.
A.W. Thomson, Compls Sol
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-V38D-H9CR-Q?i=95&cat=476669
… these Defendants state that in time that Adam Chisholm died many years ago having the four children enumerated in the will … the Defendant did not know whether he died intestated.
The Defendant Wm B Nott says that his father ___ Nott, under whom he claims, as he is informed bought ___ of the land which he supposes the complts refer to, from the late Henry Farnandis and the Defendant Elizabeth Farnandis states that her late husband, the said Henry, having purchased, claimed the whole of the tract while he held the whole & the half after he divided with Judge Nott, adversely to the claim of the complainants.
The Defendants plead that they and them under whom they claim have had an adverse and ___ possession of the land, example the complainants claims for about ? and claim the complt of the statute of limitations.
The Defendant Wm B Nott states that he is informed by his father, that some years before he bought any part of the land, and while John Chisholme lived on it, he (John Chisholm) offered to sell it to him and showed him a deed which his father Adam Chisholm had made him of it.
And the Defendant Farnandis states, that in the division of her husbands estate, that part of the land in question which he retained was assigned to their daughter Catherine Farnandis now the wife of Jos L Lines as whose guardian Deft held it until her ward attained majority. When she ____ it to her and this ____
That the partition of her husbands estate was by ____ in the court of equity in this district, open and public, and no counter claim was put ___ states that some years ago, in her husband’s lifetime, the said complainants as she is informed brought suit against him for the land, which suit they abandoned & let drop & that her husband has been dead now within about 4 months of 6 years.
1829 June 20 … And the said defendants in answer to the complainants amendment, or so much thereof as they are advised is material for them to answer, state that they have never considered themselves as tenants in common with the complainants, but on the contrary they and them under whom they claim have set up an adverse claim to the complainants, as they have stated in their answer to the original bill.
These defendants state, that of their own knowledge they know but little of the case, or the manner of acquiring title by the complainants or them under whom they claim and they therefor require the complainants to make out their case by strict proof. … Defendants insist upon the matters of defense as contained in their original answer which they consider as fully meeting complainants amendment and pray to be dismissed with their costs etc.
Dawkins, Defts Sol.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-J38D-H9HN-N?i=97&cat=476669
South Carolina, Union County} Walter Farnandis states on oath that he went in company with John Smith last fall to Alabama and he understood that Smith intended to settle there where his family then was. Smith has not since that time as deponent knows of been in this State.
Sworn Before Me – June 14, 1834
S. Rogers.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-J38D-H9C4-6?i=102&cat=476669
Equity bills, 1798-1870, Bills, no. 187-220. Bill No. 190. Union Co, SC

1834 June 16 – John Smith & wife v Wm. B Nott & Eliz. Farnandis
On motion of Dawkins Dfdts. Soltr.
It is ordered that the complts in this case give security for costs by the first day of April next & that on their failure to do their bill be dismissed. Henry W. DeSaussure.
Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841. pg 115. South Carolina.

1835 June Term – John Smith & wife v. Wm B Nott & Elizabeth Fernandis
On motion of Dawkins Defts Solr
It is order’d that the Bill in this case be dismissed for the want of security for costs. J. Johnston.
Union County Court of Equity, 1801-1841. pg 119. South Carolina.

SEE Probate Info on Adam Chisholm decds estate:

1817 October 17 – South Carolina, Union District}
By William Rice Ordinary of said District
Whereas Elijah Dawkins hath applied to me for Letters of Administration on all singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Adam Chisholm late of the district aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary’s Court for the said District, to be holden at Union Court House on the 1st Monday of November next to shew cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 6th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventeen and in the Fortisecond year of American Independence.
Wm Rice, Ordy.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXNY-3?i=516&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1817 Nov 3 – Elijah Dawkins and Joseph Collins apply as administrators of Adam Chisholm’s estate and post a 4000 dollar bond to be paid to William Rice, ordinary in Union Co, SC.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJ6-R?i=510&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1817 Nov 3 – The Court orders admr Col. Elijah Dawkins admr of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Adam Chisholm … To Messrs: Henry Farnandis, William Farnandis, Joseph Collins, Samuel Reid & James Laurence.
Return: That on the 18th day of November 1817 personally appeared before me William Henderson one of the justices of the peace … William Farnandis, James Laurence, Joseph Collins, Samuel Reed being 4 of the appraisers appointed to appraise the goods and chattels of Adam Chisholm late of Union Dist decd … that they would make a just and true appraisement … of the said Adam Chisholm … and that they would returne the same certified under their hands, unto the said William Rice …
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXV6-S?i=513&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1817 Nov 18 – A true and perfect inventory of all the goods chattles and personal estate of Adam Chisholm late of Union District decd made by us whose names are here unto subscribed the 18th day of Nov 1817.
(Items includ hoggs, barrels, cattle, corn, blades, horses, augers and chisel, cleavers, axes, shears, plows, shovel, bull tong, weeding hoes, cutting box and knife, pots, ovens, skillets, sythes, cradles, pails, cotton wheel, hides, bushel of rye, kegs, chains, hoggshead containing rye, cotton patch fields, seed for cotton, feather bed bedstead and covering, quilt, flour and flour barrel, boxes and gun, sickles, chests, check reel, knife box, bunches spun cotton, tables, cupboard and furniture, setting chairs, claw hammer and candle mold, tin pans, flat iron, Negro man named Lewis, boy named Daniel, negro women Milly and child – Total $2724.00
Signed: Wm Farnandis, Jos Collins, Saml Reid, James Lawrence.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJ6-R?i=510&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1817 Nov 22 – On the petition of Col. Elijah Dawkins adm of the Estate & Effects of Adam Chisholm decd praying leave to sell the whole of the personal effects belonging to the Estate of said decd … ordered that he have leave to sell the whole of the personal effects belonging to the Estate of Adam Chisholm decd … Wm Rice, Ordy
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXV6-S?i=513&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1818 Feb 10 – Sale of Estate of Adam Chisholm late of Union Dist decd sold on the 10th day of Feb 1818.
Filed March 2, 1818. William Rice, Ordy.
Purchasers included:
Elijah Dawkins (Note – Interestingly, the return shows Elijah Dawkins purchased all $3054.44 of the estate – no other buyers were listed listed. Nobody from the family, no other neighbors, no Farnandis family members – nobody else).
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJY-T?i=511&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1826 May 8 – William Rice, Esq. Ordinary of Union Dist, SC orders “Genl. E. Dawkins admn of the Estate of Adam Chisholm late of said District, deceased.
These are to cite and admonish you, the said Elijah Dawkins at the instance and request of Mrs Nancy Smith the wife of John Smith Esqr a legatee of the Estate of said decd personally to appear before me in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Union Court House on Friday the 26th day of May Inst next ensuing, then & there to shew cause, if any you can, why you should not make and render before me a just true and full account of the personal estate of said Adam Chisholm decd and of your management thereof upon oath, a true and faithful account of your administration upon said estate. Hereof fail not, as you shall answer the contrary at your peril …
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJJ-5?i=514&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1826 May 12 – E Dawkins is served with a copy of order for account of Adam Chisholm decd’s estate on May 12, 1826.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJY-G?i=515&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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1826 Aug 7 – Account filed with court on Adam Chisholm decd’s estate
In the Court of Ordinary 7th Aug 1826
Personally came Genl. E. Dawkins admr of the Estate of Adam Chisholm decd and made due proof to the within amount. He at the same time produced sufficient & sales factorig vouchers for the same. It was thereupon admitted and allowed him.
Duly proved before and examined by me.
Wm Rice, Ordy
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJ6-R?i=510&cc=1911928&cat=443574
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(Note: Undated Account – which appears to have been filed with the court on August 7, 1826 as stated above)
The Estate of Adam Chisholm decd
To E. Dawkins admn of sd Estate.
Paid:
Dawkins * Littleton note & interest: $458.00
Fernandis on a (note?): $37.7
Sundry Notes: $85.33
Amus Davis proven acct: $6.17
Amus Daivs admr of S Fergasen: $5.80
Wm. Fernandis: $148.89 and 3/4
Doctor Richards: $24.87 and 1/2
Ordinary: $9.60
Tax for 1817: $5.8
Saml recd making his coffin: $5.00
Total: $785.82 and 1/4
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Elijah Dawkins Admr in account with the Legatees of Adam Chisholm Deceased
Amounts Recd:
…..
John Chisholm (Note – legatee, is son of Adam Chisholm decd)
-note Coleman No. 1 – $47.28
-note Dawkins & Littlejohn 2 – $236.66
-note Dawkins & Littylejohn 3 – $444.75
-note C. Jones 4 – $16.45
-note J Wilkins 5 – $12.12 and 1/2
Total: $757.26 and 1/2
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Obadiah Chisholm (Note – legatee, is son of Adam Chisholm decd)
-note Dawkins & Littlejohn 1 – $64.20
-note Sillas Littlejohn 2 – $40.00
-note William Littlejohn 3 – $18.50
-note E Dawkins 4 – $164.18 and 3/4
-note Samuel Chisholm 5 – $30.00
-note Dawkins & Littlejohn 6 – $26.12 and 1/2
-paid execution in favor of P Pridemore 7 – $22.08
-note Dawkins & Littlejohn 8 – $210.50
-note Dawkins & Son 9 – $26.50
-note Dawkins & Son 10 – $20.75
-note Dawkins & Son 11 – $11.56 and 1/4
-note Johnathan McCulloch 12 – $12.87 and 1/2
-Book account Dawkins & Son 13 – $5.74
Total: $653.03
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Samuel Chisholm (Note – legatee, is son of Adam Chisholm decd)
His Receipt 1 – $772.07
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXNF-6?i=509&cc=1911928&cat=443574
Miscellaneous Probate Records, 1777-1866, Index, 1777-1961; Author: South Carolina. Probate Court (Union County); Probate Place: Union, South Carolina; Probate records, Box 8, packages 1-41 Probate records, Box 9, packages 1-38, Miscellaneous probate records, 1777-1866, index, 1777-1961 (Package 9-14)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-FXJ6-5?i=506&cc=1911928&cat=443574

RELATED: See the following Deed Transactions that occurred after the death of Adam Chisholm:

1819 Feb 27 – John Chisholm to Elijah Dawkins bk P, p 349 Union Co, SC
… I John Chisholm of the State and District aforesaid in consideration of the sum of 500 dollars … paid by Elijah Dawkins of said State and District … sell and release unto the said Elijah Dawkins all my right and title to a certain tract of land owned by my Father in his lifetime and having fallen to me by heirship lying on the South sid of Packolet River bounding on the N by said River, West by Judge Nott, E and SE by Henry Farnandis land together with all and singular the rignts members and apperainances …
Signed: John Chisholm
Wit: John Littlejohn, William Farnandis
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RSHF-C?i=180&cat=340217

1820 March 7 – Obediah Chisholm to Henry Fernandez bk Q, p 313 Union Co, SC
… I Obediah Chisholm of Union District and State aforesaid in consideration of 250 dollars to me in hand paid by Henry Farnandis of the District and State aforesaid … sell and release unto the said Henry Farnandis all my right and title to that tract of land whereon my Father Adam Chisholm decd formerly lived on Pacolet River …
Signed: Obadiah Chisholm
Wit: J H Farnandiz, Clabourn Lawrence
John H Farnandis appeared personally before me and made oath that he saw Obediah Chisholm sign and acknowledge the within deeds to Henry Farnandiz for the use and purpose within mentioned and that himself and Clabourn Lawrence. Feb 12, 1821.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C34J-RS42-F?i=458&cat=340217

(NOTE: These deeds plus the testimony of William B. Nott – son of Judge Nott – indicate that Genl. Dawkins, Henry Farnandis, and Judge Nott had purchased the land owned by Adam Chisholm from three of the heirs of Adam Chisholm decd – Judge Nott had purchased John Chisholm’s deed, Genl. Dawkins purchased John Chisholm’s rights in his father’s land, and Henry Farnandis had purchased Obediah Chisholm’s rights in his father’s land.).

(NOTE: It appears the administrator forgot to pay one of the legatees – Nancy Chisholm daughter of Adam Chisholm, decd. Nancy Chisholm had married John Smith – John & Nancy Smith filed suit in 1823, then Henry Farnandis dies. John Smith and wife allow the lawsuit to be dropped afterwards. They then refile in 1829. John Smith and Nancy Chisholm Smith eventually appear to have moved to Alabama by 1834 and the lawsuit is then dropped again.

My take on what happened is the administrator Genl. Elijah Dawkins realized he messed up. It appears that either Genl. Dawkins or Henry Farnandis – who was a prominent lawyer in the area when he was alive – sold a portion of Adam Chisholm’s land to Judge Nott. So you have General Dawkins, Judge Nott, and Henry Farnandis Esqr all who have or have had possession of the land of Adam Chisholm decd’s estate where the title is is not clear. They cannot admit they messed up like this (a General, a Judge, and lawyer) – so they likely were looking to gather the money to settle Nancy Chisholm Smith’s case – which is what appears happened according to a later lawsuit in Mississippi.

Remember, the Equity case says John Smith in 1829 is poor. Some time between 1827 to 1829 Elizabeth Smith, daughter of John Smith and Nancy Smith, marries a Drury Goyen (Going). In 1839 Drury Goyen is involved in litigation in Lowndes County, MS. In one of his pleadings he indicates that his wife Elizabeth had received slaves from her father via John Fernandis of Union Co, SC who had purchased the slaves for her, and she had later sold them in a series of transactions making around $2000 and that this is all she has left from her father John Smith.

This gives the appearance that John Farnandis – son of Henry Farnandis – purchased and delivered the slave(s) as a settlement. John Smith and wife Nancy then move to Alabama by 1833-34 – (this is where Drury Goyen moves to with Elizabeth, receiving several land grants between 1837-39 in Pickens Co, AL). John Smith and wife Nancy let the lawsuit in Union Co, SC die out. It appears John Farnandis purchased the slave(s) for Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Nancy Chisholm Smith, as part of a settlement and having settled the case, they no longer pursue it. This way there is no judgment on record showing that Genl. Dawkins, Judge Nott, and Henry Farnandis had made any mistake, and Nancy Chisholm Smith gets her inheritance which she passes on at least part of her inheritance to her daughter Elizabeth Smith Goyen. This series of transactions and filings give the appearance that the case was settled with no admission of guilt being filed in court).

CHISHOLM FAMILY INFORMATION IN UNION COUNTY, SC

Deeds:
Index Grantors: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GSKP-2?i=211&cat=340217
Index Grantees: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLK-JS7N?i=173&cat=340217

1786 Dec 26 – Deed bk A, p. 320-323, Union Co, SC – John Grindol and Hester his wife to John Watson and Adam Chisholm.
… Release (Preceded by Lease) John Grindol and Hester his wife to John Watson and Adam Chisholm, all of Union County, SC. Granted … to John Grindol 250 acres Apr. 21, 1775 likewise another grant … 80 acres Dec 22, 1768 … 100 acres, conveyed to John Grindol, by James Huey containing 100 acres bearing date the 2d day of April 1774 … in consideration of the sum of 300 pounds sterling in hand paid by the said John Watson and Adam Chisholm … confirm unto John Watson and Adam Chisholm in their possession … land as above described situate laying and being on both sides of Packolate River including Grindols Shoals and plantation and lays joining eachother the whole 430 acres … the houses, cut houses, buidings, barns, stables, gardens, orchards, woods (etc) ….
Signed: John Grindol, Hester Grindol
Wit: David Chisholm, Jesse Mabry
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-G3LD-P?i=175&cat=340217

1794 Dec 2 – Adam Chisholm fr Fields Blakely bk D, p 33. Union Co, SC
… I Fields Blakely … for the consideration of 50 pounds sterling …. sold unto Adam Chisholm … one negro boy named Adam …
Signed: Fields Blakely
Wit: John Beckham Jr, Bartlet Whortun
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVN-4?i=259&cat=340217

1794 Jan 31 – Fields Blacky to Watson Chisholm p 161 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… I Fields Blacky of the State of South Carolina Union County … sold unto Watson Chisholm of the State and County afsd one negro boy named Adam …
Signed: Fields Blakely
Wit: William Mitchell, Jesse Maberry
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69BM?i=194&cat=341333

1796 Jan 21 – William Chisholm fr Thomas Draper bk D, p 441 Union Co, SC
… between Thomas Draper Snr and Lucy his wife of Union County and State of South Carolina of the one part and William Chisholm of the State and County aforesaid of the other part … in considerationn of the sum of 150 pounds … confirm unto the said William Chisholm … a certain tract or parcel of land originally granted to John Hail containing 289 acres … in the District of Pinckney … lying on the South side of Pacolate River on Clarks Mill Creek bounded … in the said Draper’s line …. the plantation whereon Thomas Draper Jr now lives on Mill Creek with 289 acres …
Signed: Thomas Draper, Lucy Draper
Wit: John Haile, John Beckham Jr
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVC-H?i=419&cat=340217

1797 March 6 – Adam Chisholm to Walter Chisholm, bk D, p 534. Union Co, SC
… I Adam Chisholm of the State of South Carolina and County of Union have for and in consideration of 50 pounds … sell and deliver unto Walter Chisholm one negroe boy named Ned, and one named Stephen …
Signed: Adam Chisholm
Wit: Obadiah Tremmist, William Chisholm
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVW-C?i=466&cat=340217

1797 March 6 – John Henderson & others to Thos N Chisholm p 206 Misc Records. Union Co, SC.
… we John Henderson, Obediah Trinico and William Chisholm … sold and delivered unto Thomas N Chisholm one negro woman by the name of Tammy she being part of the property of the estate of David Chisholm decd …
Signed: John Henderson, Obediah Trinico, William Chisholm
Wit: Henry Farnandes, William Henderson
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C959-69VH?i=239&cat=341333

1797 Adam Chisholm to Est of David, bk E, p 31-33 Union Co, SC
… Adam Chisholm of the State of South Carolina and County of Union acknowledge myself indebted to John Henderson, Obediah Trimmer and William Chisholm executors of the estate of David Chisholm deceased in the sum of 55 pounds sterling to be levyed of my goods and chattles lands and tenaments if the said Adam Chisholm shall fail in the condition under written.
The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas Nancy Chisholm daughter of the above named Adam Chisholm being now under age, did on the 4th of this instant purchase of the above executors one negro girl named Lucinda the property of the above estate at the price of 55 pounds no if the said Nancy Chisholm when she arives at the age of 18 years comply with the terms of sale and with the true intent and meaning thereof then the above obligation to be void as else to remain in full force in law.
Signed: Adam Chisholm
Wit: H Farnandis, John Beckham
By the oath of Henry Farnandis and recorded the 2 June 1797.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-GQV7-4?i=512&cat=340217

1807 Jan 24 – William Chisholm to William Eastward bk J, p. 117 Union Co, SC
… I William Chisholm of Union District in the State aforesaid in consideration of the sum of 500 dollars … paid by William Easterwood of the District and State aforesaid … sell and release unto the said William Easterwood all that tract of land originally granted to John Haile containing 289 acres … on Mill Creek … in Draper’s line … to a post oak Drapers corner …
Signed: William Chisholm
Wit: Adam Chisholm, Obadiah Chisholm
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Probate Info – Union Co, SC.

RELATED: See the following Deed Transactions that occurred after the death of Adam Chisholm:

(NOTE:

Hanover Co, Va – Chisholm Info:

Deeds

Index: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99P6-3S7N?i=196&cat=365146

David Chisholm pwr of atty p 266
… I do here constitute and appoint Nathaniel Pope my attorney in fact and do hereby direct and authorize him to execute an appeal bond or bonds and my own name thereto to sign and affix and to seal and deliver the same to the executors of John Robinson decd when ever the said executors may obtain a judgment agt Parke Goodall and myself the said suit is depending in Hanover County Court in confirmation whereof I David Chisholm have hereunto on my hand and seal this third day of May 1787.
Signed: David Chisholm
Wit: Walter Chisholm
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1790 March 23 – Walter Chisholm to Henry and Joyer mortg 405
… between Walter Chisholm and Sarah Chisholm of the County of Hanover of the one part and James henry and Henry Joyce of the said County of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 25 pounds … sell and confirm unto the said James Henry and Henry Joyce … 50 acres of land being part of our plantation lying and being on the Long Branch in the County of Hanover and bounded by David Jones and Nathaniel Nelson adjoining the Old Road …
Signed: Walter Chisholm, Sarah Chisholm
Wit: Salley Chisholm, Jenney Chisholm, Walter Chisholm
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99P6-3SXW?i=419&cat=365146

CHISHOLM INFO in HANOVER CO, VA:

David Chisholm info – father of Adam Chisholm
https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/b/r/i/Robin-leigh-C-Briguglio/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0316.html

David Chisholme (son of Adam Chisholme)293, 293, 294 was born 1728 in Hanover, VA, USA295, 295, and died Nov 1815 in Chester, Chester County, SC295, 295.He married (2) Ann on 1749 in Hanover, Virginia, USA296.
Includes NotesNotes for David Chisholme:
ID: I0194
Name: David CHISHOLME
Sex: M
Birth: 1728 in Hanover County, Virginia
Death: 1809 in Louisa County, Virginia
Note:
Copied from the book “THE CHISZ” A HISTORY OF THE CHISHOLME/CHISM FAMILY” by John D. Chism, Jr. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 89-83324. Copyright 1989.
David Chisholme, as far as can be determined, was the second living son of Adam Chisholme of Hanover County, Virginia. David was born in Hanover County circa 1728, about twelve years after his father’s arrival as a Jacobite prisoner. He lived in Hanover and Louisa Counties all his life and very near his brother, Walter. Walter lived ONLY in Hanover County for he so stated in his war records. When Walter applied for a pension on his Revolutionary War service he stated in the application that he was born in Hanover County in 1732 and that he had lived there all his life. The records that are still in existence in Hanover and Louisa Counties confirm that these two men were brothers. Both of these men lived to a ripe old age. While David was approximately eighty at the time of his death, Walter lived for more than one hundred years.
At first, David lived in that portion of Hanover that was very near the Hanover and Louisa County line and very near his brother, Walter. He later sold this estate and moved across the line into Louisa County. This was 1786. After the move, he was still relatively close to his brother as the records and their activities will verify. Not only were the brothers very close in their relationships but so were their children. There is no wonder that the blood clustering characteristic proved so effective in tracing their family members. Their family members shared many of their activities together. These close family ties are exemplified time and again through the Chisholm family history.
By the time David moved into Louisa County, his older children, ‘Blind’ John, Mary and Adam had already married and had migrated to South Carolina. Walter also had a son named John. However, Walter’s son remained in Hanover County. He lived near St. Martin’s Jumping Swamp, apart of the Taylor’s Creek Community and near his father and their close friend Mr. John Anderson. He was there in 1790 while David’s Son, John, was in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. As a matter of fact, in 1786 the year that David moved from Hanover to Louisa County, his son, Adam, moved from Halifax County, near David’s brother, William, to Union County, South Carolina. This move was made with a close friend, John Watson. At the conclusion of this move Adam and his older brother, ‘Blind’ John, formed a blood cluster in the Grindal Shoals area of Union and Spartanburg Counties and there lived for twenty years within ten miles of each other. In the meantime, their sister, Mary, and her husband, James Lee, lived approximately twenty-five miles away in Rutherford County, North Carolina.
David’s younger children, Thomas, David Jr., and Ann remained in the home or very near their father until after his death about 1806-1807 in Louisa County. After the death of their father the sons, Thomas and David Jr. immediately moved to South Carolina, also. David Jr. was in South Carolina by 1809 and “baby sitted” Thomas’ children while Thomas made the move in 1810. When these two younger sons moved to South Carolina, they located in Chester County approximately 30 miles east of their older brothers, ‘Blind’ John and Adam. At the time these two brothers made their move or shortly thereafter, they were joined by Suprey Chisholme, a cousin. He was a grandson of Walter. Suprey was not only a cousin. He was also Thomas’ son-in-law. All three of these relatives remained in Chester, South Carolina and died there. The blood cluster that these three formed was later joined by several other relatives from Virginia specifically Walter’s descendants and Thomas’ son and son-in-law.
Chester County is bordered to the north by York County where the older brother, ‘Blind’ John, lived for several years, about fifteen years to be exact, and where half of his twelve children were born before he moved to Spartanburg County and the Grindal Shoals community near Adam. The west side of Chester County is bordered by Union County where Adam settled after moving from Halifax County, Virginia in 1786, and where Adam died in 1816.
In the deeds of Augusta County, Virginia: “November 25, 1775 – William Graves conveys to David Chisholm of Hanover County, Virginia, 400 acres on both sides of Goochland Road and branches of Beaver Dam Fork of Muchunk Creek”. This was when David purchased his new estate in Louisa County just across the Hanover/Louisa County line. He, however, never moved onto this estate until some ten years later. It was about 1786 before he actually moved into Louisa County.
Goochland Road led south to Goochland County which bordered Hanover and Louisa Counties to the south. Goochland County, keep this county in mind for it appears again in the chapter dealing with Thomas’ family.
In the 1782 census for Hanover County, Virginia, David Chisholm is recorded with (7) whites and (8) slaves. The whites are: David, Ann (his wife), his sons, Thomas and David Jr., and his daughter Ann. The other two at this time are not accounted for. They, however, are more than likely his grandchildren. They are very likely the smaller children of his son, Adam, who about this time, was moving from Hanover County into Halifax County near the blood cluster of David’s older brother, William.
From the Virginia State Archives & Hanover County records:
“I do here Constitute and appoint Nathaniel Pope my attorney in Fact and do hereby direct and authorize him to Execute an appeal Bond or Bonds and my own name thereto, to assign and affix and to seal and Deliver the same to the Executors of John Robinson decd. when ever the Executors may obtain a judgement against Parke Goodall and myself the said suit is depending in Hanover County Court in Confirmation whereof I, David Chisholm have here-unto set my Hand & seal this third day of May 1787”.
Test
Walter Chisholm David Chisholm [seal]
“At a Court continued and held for Hanover County on Friday the 7th day of March 1788. This power of attorney was proved by the Oath of Walter Chisholm a witness thereto, and is ordered to be recorded”.
Test
William Pollard Jr. CHC
Truly recorded
Test
Tho. Pollard DCHC
The above power of attorney confirms the fact that David by May 3, 1787 had already moved into Louisa County. It also proves the fact that life was lived at a much slower pace. David wrote this affidavit on May 3, 1787 and gave it to his brother, possibly sometime later, to be filed in the Hanover County courts. However, Walter did not have this affidavit recorded and filed until some ten months later on March 7, 1788.
From the Louisa County records, Thomas Chisholm is recorded as having married Miss Sarah Dabney (Darbney) in 1787. Thomas is the last of David’s sons to marry. From all available records, David Jr. never married. His will further confirms this. In his will, there is no mention of any wife or children. Furthermore, he leaves all his possessions to his cousin, Suprey, his sister, Ann Colley (the Ann below), his brother, Thomas, who executed his will and to his niece, Patsey Dabney Chisholme, who he described as being “the youngest daughter of Thomas by his first marriage”. Thomas’ second wife’s name was Elizabeth M.
We have often spoken of the old Scottish tradition of naming the offsprings for “Traceability”. The young lady here is a classic example and proof of that tradition. Miss Patsey Dabney Chisholme was the last of Thomas’ children by his first wife, Miss Sarah Dabney. Examples of this “traceability” will be seen many times before this book is complete.
From the Virginia State Archives, Louisa County records:
Appraisement of the estate of Ann Chisholm, 9th December 1800 by Joseph Isbell, John Burnley, J. Sharp. Recorded 12th day of January 1801.
This appraisal of Ann’s only consisted of eight to ten items which were household and personal effects. They were most definitely items that Ann valued and set apart as being solely hers. This appraisal also affirms the fact that Ann, David’s wife, died around November of 1800. This proof of her death definitely put her out of contention as being the Ann that witnessed and proved the following will. The Ann who proved the following will of Mr. Anderson on Wednesday the 17th of December 1800 is the daughter of David and his wife, Ann. This daughter, Ann, was then unmarried and was most likely David’s youngest child. She is the Ann Colley that her brother, David, named in his will which he wrote in Chester County, South Carolina.
Hanover County records 1800:
“In the name of God Amen. I, John Anderson, of Hanover County (Taylor’s Creek) being in perfect health and memory of mind yet considering brevity of this frail and transitory life, the certainty of death, and the uncertainty of the manner do make and ordain this to be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following:
Imrimis I give my Soul to God that gave it hoping through the merits of my redeemer Jesus to receive full pardon for all my sins Amen, Blessed be to God. Next I commit my body to earth from whence it was taken in full assurance of its resurrection from thence and as to my burial I desire that it may be in the same manner as my beloved wife was and as to my estate both real and personal, I dispose of it in manner and form following:
Item: I desire that my estate be not appraised.
Item: I give to Patsey A. Anderson (my natural daughter) one hundren acres of land in Louisa County to be laid off the lower end of the Land I purchased of Joseph Hawkins, also the two following negroes viz: Austin and Clarecy, one feather bed and furniture, one cow and calf, one choice horse beast and side saddle, one sow and piggs, one pot and pan, six plates, one dish and one bason, half Doz: knives and forks, three hundred weight of next pork and ten barrels of corn to her and her heirs forever. I also lend her during her being in a single state the two room being in the west end of my dwelling house called the hall and, study, also the use of all my other houses, also the use of one fourth part of the fruit arising from my orchards of every kind, also one square walnut table and two chairs also her choice of as much land as she may think proper to occupy for cultivation and pasture not exceeding one fourth the enclosed land, with liberty to cut fire wood and timber for repair on the land. I also lend to her the use of Shadroch during her being in single state, but should she marry or die, then my will and desire is Shadroch shall be at liberty and fully free in the same manner that free person are. My further will and desire is that if she should die leaving no child, that the estate before given should return unto my estate and be divided as hereafter mentioned viz: amongst all my children but should she leave living child or children then the estate shall be heired by him or them as the case may be.
Item: I give to my son John B. Anderson the land and plantation whereon I now live (not affecting the interest of Patsey A. Anderson herein before mentioned) also the following negroes viz: Pocon, Fanny and her present and future increases, together with one desk, one folding Table and my couch to him and his heirs forever.
Item: I give to my daughter Sally Pulliam fifty pounds current money to be raised out of my estate.
Item: I give to my daughter Susanna A. Johnson all my right and interest in the tract of land my son Harmond died possesst of in South Carolina, Union County, also my right and interest in the Negro woman Pegg and her present and future increase that was my son Harmon’s also five pounds current money of Virginia to be raised out of my estate including the lands in Louisa not as yet disposed of, including Negros and property of every kind I will and dispose of it to the following of my children viz: Sally Pulliam, Betty Matilda Richardson, Francisca Johnson, and Augusta Ann Johnson to them and their heirs forever, except Betty Matilda Richardson proportion and that proportion of my estate my will and desire is that it shall remain with her and for her use at the discretion of my executors and after death to be equally divided amongst all her children.
Item: And lastly I constitute nominate and appoint my son John B. Anderson, Jennings Pulliam and my friend Walter Chisholm Esq. and David Chisholm Esq. executors revoking all other or former wills heretofore made by me and publish and declare this to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this nineteenth day of April in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred.”
Jno Anderson [seal]
Signed sealed published and declared as and for his last will and testament in presence of us:
Thomas Chisholme
Salley Chisholme
Ann Chisholme
David Chisholme, Jr.
Walter Chisholme (Jr.)
At a Court of Monthly sessions held for Hanover County at the Court House, on Wednesday the 19th of November 1800: The last will and Testament of John Anderson deceased was proved by the oath of Walter Chisholm Jrnr. and witness thereto. And at a Court of like Session held for the said County at the Court House on Wednesday the 17th of December 1800 the said will was offered to further proof by John B. Anderson and Jennings Pulliam, executor therein named and was proved by the oaths of Sally Chisholm and Ann Chisholm other witnesses thereto and is ordered to be recorded.
Test: William Pollard CHC
Truly recorded
Test: Tho. Pollard DCHC
The two brothers, Walter and David, and all their younger children are executing and witnessing the will of Mr. Anderson: Thomas, David Jr., and Ann the three youngest children of David’s and Walter’s youngest children Sally and Walter Jr. A close study of this will reflects in part the affluence of the Chisholm family as was discussed earlier. Mr. John Anderson who called himself a friend of the Chisholm’s was a close neighbor to Walter, keep in mind David had already moved several miles away into Louisa County, and a man of considerable means as his will verifies even though his estate was not appraised. Secondly, the two brothers are men of statue in the community and well respected as the title (Esq.) affords. Their age could possibly contribute to this title. Also, in signing the will, there was not a mark {X} of the illiterate placed on it not even by the women.
Again, this verifies the fact that these two brothers lived close to each other even though they lived in two different counties and maintained a very close relationship. Ann, had to have spent the night with her uncle, Walter, the day before she and her cousins, Sally and Walter Jr. made the trip to the county seat to “prove” the will in court. Also, she and her cousins had to have spent the night in the town of Hanover after “proving” the will for it would not have been possible for them to have made the approximate forty mile round trip to Hanover and back the same day.
There is one item the spelling of David and Walter’s name that should be noted. The writer of the will spelled their name CHISHOLM. However, the younger members signed and spelled their name CHISHOLME. They used the indicative “E” at the end. The writer of the will definitely knew how both the younger and the older generations spelled the name. In the chapter dealing with David Jr. we will see who actually wrote the will. Even the Clerk of Court recorded the younger ones’ name as CHISHOLM when Ann, Sally, and Walter Jr. proved the will. This indicates it was they who signed their names and not the person who wrote the will. Some members of this third generation carried the CHISHOLME spelling into Chester County, South Carolina while some of the older third generation members used the CHISHOLM spelling in Union and Spartanburg Counties.
One fact that may help to clarify the location as to where David lived concerns a court case in 1803 in which he was the defendant. He paid his two younger sons, Thomas and David Jr. in addition to several other people for their expense to travel “twenty miles” to Louisa, the county seat, to testify for him. In checking the map, twenty miles from the city of Louisa would place David’s place of residence very near the Louisa and Hanover County line. It would very possibly place him within three miles of the line depending how far north or south he lived.
Louisa County records:
Account of sales of the estate of Thomas Christmas. 25 January 1799. Mrs. Theodosia Christmas, Miss Edith Christmas, Miss Citty Christmas, Archer Christmas, John Thomas, HUGH CHISHOLM, Thomas Johnson, John West, William Griffin. Recorded 8 April 1799.
Louisa County records:
Account of sale of estate of George Matlock 28, 1800. Mentions Thomas Callis, Nathienal Tate, Lewis Johnson, Wm. Dickinson, Matt. Plant, Capt. Thomas Gardner, Nathienal Anthony, John Badgett, Wm. Graves, Richard G. Camron, Elizabeth Johnson, John Tilford, Robert Harris, Charles Higgason, John L. Walton, Richard Anderson, Charles A. Stanley, Daniel Gardner, James Noland, Thomas Richardson, James Johnson, Maj. Jos. Eggleston, Hardin Duke, John Hams, Richard Goodman, John H. Long, Sollman Stanley, John Willis, Phillip P. Winn, John Digges, DAVID CHISHOLM, WALTER CHISHOLM JR., John Kersey, THOMAS CHISHOLM, Clviars Baker, Thomas Stubbs, Wm. Williamson Plant, Williamson Stanley, James Jones, Wm. Lefaw, John Hinchley, James Baughan, John Dickinson, Admr. Nathan Tate, David John W. Mattlock, Joel Crenshaw, Mary Ann Gentry, John Hall, Nathienal Tate, George Gentry, Robert Hanes. John Dickinson, Admr. 9 March 1801
From these two estate sales, can be seen the camaraderie and closeness of this Chisholm family. In what can be considered a social/business climate, the children of Walter and David are circulating about the community picking up on the latest gossip and a few bargains. These younger children of both David and Walter, who have already been established as such, can be seen together at an estate sale. However, Hugh Chisholm is a new one. This Hugh Chisholm is also the son of Walter. This was proved by the 1830 census. In that census, Hugh is recorded in Hanover County and in the household with him is his father, Walter. In the home with him was an older male between the years of 90-100. Even though Walter is recorded in this census as merely a statistic there is no denying the fact that it was him. Walter is the only male Chisholm of this era and very likely the only male in the entire county of Hanover to attain such an age.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY CENSUS 1800:
William Chisholm, Isham Chisholm, Mulkins Chisholm, Brice Chisholm and Hugh Chisholm were living in Albemarle County at the time the 1800 census was recorded. These Chisholm’s were all sons of Walter Chisholm. Mukins was the father of Suprey who migrated to South Carolina with Thomas and David Jr. in 1809-1810. Walter’s children will be dealt with in more detail later in this book.
Father: Adam CHISHOLME b: ABT. 1695 in Scotland
Mother: Wife of ADAM b: ABT. 1697 in Hanover County, Virginia
Marriage 1 ANN
Married: ABT. 1749 in Hanover County, Virginia
Children
“Blind” John CHISM b: ABT. 1750 in Hanover County, Virginia
Mary CHISHOLM b: ABT. 1752 in Hanover County, Virginia
Adam CHISHOLM b: ABT. 1753 in Hanover County, Virginia
Thomas CHISHOLM b: ABT. 1760 in Hanover County, Virginia
David CHISHOLM b: ABT. 1766 in Hanover County, Virginia
Ann CHISHOLM b: ABT. 1770 in Hanover County, Virginia
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More About David Chisholme:
Date born 2: 1728, Hanover Co, VA.297
Date born 3: 1728, Hanover, VA, USA.298
Date born 4: 1728, Hanover, Virginia, USA.299
Died 2: 1809, Louisa Co, VA.300
Died 3: 1809, Louisa, VA, USA.301
Died 4: 1809, Louisa, Virginia, USA.302
More About David Chisholme and Ann:
Marriage 1: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Marriage 2: 1749, Hanover VA.
Marriage 3: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Marriage 4: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Marriage 5: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Marriage 6: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Marriage 7: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Marriage 8: 1749, Hanover, Virginia, USA.302
Children of David Chisholme are:
Sarah Dabney, b. 1766303, d. date unknown.

Children of David Chisholme and Ann are:
+Thomas Chisholme, b. 1760, Hanover, VA, USA303, d. 1825, Chester, South Carolina, USA304.

NOTES ON HUGHES:

There are two distinct Hughes families in Union and Chester Counties. One lives near the southern half of Union County near the Fairfield County border. Their deeds indicate that most of them moved to Kentucky.

The Hughes family of Union County appears to be close to the Going family. Thomas Hughes lives adjacent to Joshua Palmer and purchases 96 acres land from him in 1808.

In 1837 a deed states that Thomas L B Hughes is the son of Thomas Hughes.

In 1839 Thomas Hughes writes a deed conveying slaves in his son’s possession. His son, Thomas L B Hughes is living in Pickens County, Alabama.

In 1848, Thomas Hughes decds’ last will and testament is probated in Lowndes County, Mississippi. The will was written in Pickens County, Alabama in 1840. He leaves his entire estate to his son, and names his son as “Thomas Leonard Baxter Hughes”. Thomas L B Hughes is the administrator of his father’s estate.

Additionally, when looking at the Lowndes County Circuit Court index, the following cases can be found in the index:

1) First Case: In 1847 – James M Wynne v Thomas Goyne, Thomas L B Hughes & Richard Michael Turner. re: a negro named Ben (Case ID 7239 83). Lowndes Co, MS

2) Second Case: In 1847 – John Stephenson & John Bridges v. Thomas B Goyne, Thomas L B Hughes, Richard Turner & Henry Jones. re: a negro named Jim. (Case ID 7373 86). Lowndes Co, MS

Re: Whether Mary Going had children with Thomas Hughes

I’m still looking at the Hughes connections – unfortunately there are no records that directly show any relationship to definitively verify if Mary Going ever had a relationship with Thomas Hughes. I want to believe there must be something (based on claims of prior researchers), but I can’t find documents or records to confirm what relationship they may have had.

Records that support a relationship of some kind (circumstantial evidence):

The following 4 items show that T L B Hughes obviously knows the Going family and possibly has a relationship with them beyond just friendship:

1) 1824 Chester Co, SC as a Deed Witness: T L B Hughes witnessed a deed from Isaac Going and Thomas Going to Joseph Reed for their 107 acres in 1824 in Chester Co, SC.

This must be the land that Drury Going b. 1749 was living on when he died, the same 107 acres of land that Sarah Going left to her son Thomas Baxter Going in her will.

2) 1847 Lowndes Co, MS lawsuits re slaves: T L B Hughes is a co-defendant with Thomas Baxter Going in two lawsuits in 1847 regarding two slaves, one lawsuit is over a slave named Ben, the other lawsuit over a slave named Jim, in Lowndes Co, MS. I haven’t ordered these yet from the Lowndes Library, but I will do so soon.

Jim and Ben mentioned in the Lowndes Co, MS lawsuits may be the same slaves that Thomas Hughes conveyed to his son T L B Hughes in Union County, SC as documented in the following deeds. What Thomas Baxter Going has to do with the lawsuits in Lowndes County, MS is unclear, but a copy of the case files will hopefully clear that up.

Transcripts of the deeds in Union Co, SC:

1837 Jan 1 – T L B Hughes to T Hughes Sr, Deed bk Y, p 190. Union Co, SC
…. I T L B Hughes acknowledge to have this day received of my father Thomas Hughes the following negroes to wit, Pat a negro woman about 40 years old, Jim a negro man about 35, Sam a negro man about 26 years old, Hannah a negro woman about 23 years old, Brummet a negro boy about 13 years old …
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-LHK8?i=353&cat=340217

1839 Nov 21 – Thomas Hughes Sr to T L B Hughes, Deed bk S12, p 3. Union Co, SC
… I Thomas Hughes Sr of the Dist and State afsd for and in consideration of the love and affection which I have and bear towards my natural son Thomas L B Hughes, late of the District and State afsd, but now residing in the County of Pickens and State of Alabama and in consideration of the sum of 5 dollars … deliver unto Thomas L B Hughs the following negro slaves, to wit, old Jim, Sam, Hannah, Brummit, and Andy now in the State of Alabama on the plantation of the said Thomas L B Hughs in the said County of Pickens and also any child or children the said woman Hannah may have had before the execution of this deed … also the following named negro slaves to wit: Charles, Ben, Dennis, young Sam, Daniel, Abram, Charlotte, Sall and Poll, now of the District and State first above mentioned and in my possession
Signed: Thomas Hughs
Wit: William Ray, Z P Hernden
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-LQFD?i=21&cat=340217

Note also, that Thomas Hughes conveys all his slaves, including a slave named Jim, to T L B Hughes in his Last Will & Testament that he wrote in 1840 in Pickens Co, AL that was probated in Lowndes Co, MS in 1848.

3) 1860 US Census: T L B Hughes’ 1860 US Census in Lowndes Co, MS shows David Lang age 19 living with him. This David Lang appears to be the son of William Lang and Mary Parmelia Going Lang. If T L B Hughes is a son of Mary Going that is living with the Lang family in the 1850 US Census in Pickens Co, AL, then David Lang would be his nephew, and would be a good explanation for why they are living in the same household.

4) Middle name of Baxter: The middle name of Baxter also draws interest due to the frequency of Drury Going’s descendants in this time that also received that middle name.

There is some evidence of a relationship, but in all it is very circumstantial – nothing direct.

WHAT MARY GOING IS THE MARY GOYNE IN PICKENS COUNTY, ALABAMA:

Most researchers reasonably believe that the evidence leans towards the Mary Goyne that is buried in Pickens Co, Alabama is the daughter of Drury Going b. 1749.

I do not disagree that this “may” be the case. But there is an alternative.

Circumstantial Evidence that Mary Goyne of Pickens Co, AL may be Thomas Baxter Goyne’s spouse:

By the time Drury Going’s children move to Alabama, they appear to have chosen whether they are going to use the spelling of their surname as “Going” or “Goyne”. Two of his children in particular appear to choose the spelling of “Goyne” – James Goyne b. 1777, and Thomas Baxter Goyne b. between 1788-1793.

Find a Grave shows a tombstone for Mary Goyne in Pickens County, Alabama:

1858 Aug 9 – U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current
Name: Mary Goyne
Death Date: 9 Aug 1858
Cemetery: Upper Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Pickensville, Pickens County, Alabama, United States of America
Has Bio?: N
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/61159418/mary-goyne
Ancestry.com. U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
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1858 tombstone for Mary Goyne in Pickens Co AL

This tombstone indicates she was 76 years, 3 monts, and 19 days at the time of her death on August 9, 1858 – indicating her date of birth as July 21, 1782.

If Thomas B. Goyne was born in 1788, there would be 6 years difference between them. The problem with her living with

1800 US Census
Name: Thomas Hughes
Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Union District, South Carolina
Free White Persons – Males – 26 thru 44: 2
Number of All Other Free Persons: 1
Number of Slaves: 5
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 8
Year: 1800; Census Place: Union District, South Carolina; Series: M32; Roll: 50; Page: 224; Image: 441; Family History Library Film: 181425
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1810 US Census
Name: Thomas Hughs
Home in 1810 (City, County, State): Union, South Carolina
Free White Persons – Males – Under 10: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons – Females – Under 10: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 26 thru 44: 1
: 3
Number of Household Members Under 16: 3
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 8
Year: 1810; Census Place: Union, South Carolina; Roll: 61; Page: 546; Image: 00420; Family History Library Film: 0181420
https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/29848045?h=50e51c

1820 US Census
Name: Thomas S Hughes
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Union, Union, South Carolina
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons – Males – 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 10 thru 15: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 26 thru 44: 1
Slaves – Males – Under 14: 3
Slaves – Males – 26 thru 44: 3
Slaves – Females – Under 14: 2
Slaves – Females – 26 thru 44: 2
Number of Persons – Engaged in Agriculture: 4
Free White Persons – Under 16: 3
Free White Persons – Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total Slaves: 10
Total All Persons – White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 15
1820 U S Census; Census Place: Union, Union, South Carolina; Page: 135; NARA Roll: M33_121; Image: 247
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1830 US Census
Name: Thomas Hughes Junior
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Union, South Carolina
Free White Persons – Males – 20 thru 29: 2
Free White Persons – Males – 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 50 thru 59: 1
Slaves – Males – Under 10: 2
Slaves – Males – 24 thru 35: 3
Slaves – Females – Under 10: 6
Slaves – Females – 10 thru 23: 2
Slaves – Females – 24 thru 35: 2
Free White Persons – Under 20: 1
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total Slaves: 15
Total – All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 20
Year: 1830; Census Place: Union, South Carolina; Series: M19; Roll: 171; Page: 158; Family History Library Film: 0022505
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1840 US Census
Name: Thomas Hughes
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Union, South Carolina
Free White Persons – Males – 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 60 thru 69: 1
Free White Persons – Females – Under 5: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 30 thru 39: 2
Slaves – Males – Under 10: 6
Slaves – Males – 10 thru 23: 3
Slaves – Males – 24 thru 35: 4
Slaves – Females – Under 10: 4
Slaves – Females – 10 thru 23: 6
Slaves – Females – 24 thru 35: 3
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 13
Free White Persons – Under 20: 2
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 4
Total Free White Persons: 7
Total Slaves: 26
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 33
Year: 1840; Census Place: Union, South Carolina; Roll: 516; Page: 230; Family History Library Film: 0022511
(This Census was certified on October 24, 1840 by Daniel Thomas)
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LOWNDES CO, MS CIRCUIT COURT CASES:

1841 Edward Shearman v Thomas L B Hughes & David F Taggart – Re: Negro boys: Wilson and Miles
File# 5066, Box# 32. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1841 Henry Bronson v Thomas L B Hughes & Hiram Caldwell
File# 5485, Box# 41. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1842 Henry W Hunt v Thomas L B Hughes & Hiram Caldwell – Re: Negro named Wilson
File# 5544, Box# 42. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1843 William Eckford v Thomas L B Hughes – Re: Negro named Bill
File# 5935, Box# 50. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1843 Pannell Taylor v Thomas L B Hughes, Matthew Patton & Peter Byron Starke – Re: Negro named Joe
File# 5947, Box# 50. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1844 Reese Perkins v Thomas L B Hughes & Henry B Goodrich
File# 6321, Box# 59. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1844 Edward F Comeggs v Thomas L B Hughes – Re: Negro boys: Charles and Matt
File# 6333, Box# 59. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1844 Thomas L B Hughes v Beverly Collier
File# 6376, Box# 60. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1845 John J Hughes v Thomas Hughes
File# 6577, Box# 66. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1845 John Hall v Thomas L B Hughes – Re: Negro named Sara
File# 6640, Box# 67. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1845 John J Sherman & Nathaniel L Mitchell v. Thomas L B Hughes & Hiram Caldwell – Re: Negroes: Jacob and Night
File# 6655, Box# 68. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1845 Thomas T Moore v Thomas L B Hughes
File# 6674, Box# 68. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1846 John Hughes v Thomas L B Hughes – Re: Negro named Jim
File# 6807, Box# 71. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1846 James Blair v. Thomas L B Hughes, Henry N Jones & Pannell Taylor – Re: Negro woman named Hannah
File# 6891, Box# 74. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1846 John C Whitsell, John H Garner & William H Newell v. Thomas L B Hughes
File# 7059, Box# 78. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1846 John Franklin, Sidney Franklin & William Hastie v. Thomas L B Hughes & Henry N Jones – Re: Negro named Charlotte
File# 7073, Box# 79. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1847 Nancy Evans & William L Harris v Thomas L B Hughes & Henry N Jones – Re: Negro woman named Night For use of Nancy Evans
File# 7157, Box# 81. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1847 George Williamson v Thomas L B Hughes & Henry N Jones – Re: Negro woman named Sarah
File# 7164, Box# 81. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1847 James M Wynne v Thomas L B Hughes, Thomas B Goyne & Richard Michael Turner – Re: Negro named Ben
Files# 7239, Box# 83. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1847 John W Bridges & John Stephenson v. Thomas L B Hughes, Thomas B Goyne, Richard M Turner & Henry N Jones – Re: Negro named Jim
File# 7373, Box# 86. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1847 Thomas L B Hughes, Joseph B Cobb, Robert B Hamilton, Richard T Hoskins & Henry N Jones v. Allen Motley, William Motley & Creed T Rowland
File# 7376, Box# 86. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1848 Thomas Jemison v Thomas L B Hughes
File# 7483, Box# 88. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1848 Benjamin B Dickens v. Thomas L B Hughes, Thomas H March, John R Mason & Lavender S Wilkins
File# 7495, Box# 89. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1848 William M Cozart & William H Shelton v. Thomas L B Hughes & L W Matthews – Re: Negro named John Bull
File# 7511, Box# 89. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1848 Thomas L B Hughes v John J Hughes
File# 7543, Box# 90. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1848 John C Cox v. Thomas L B Hughes and James M Wynne – Re: Negro named John Bull
File# 7654, Box# 92. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1848 Thomas L B Hughes v Thomas Jemison
File# 7658, Box# 92. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1849 John J Hughes v Thomas Hughes & Thomas L B Hughes
File# 7772, Box# 95. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1849 Thomas L B Hughes & Albert T Hurley v William Ezell
File# 8029, Box# 101. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1857 Thomas L B Hughes v Josiah W Brightwell – Re: Negroes: Jim, Rachael & Fanny
File# 9894, Box# 141. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1857 James Jones Sr & Michael Cavannaugh v Thomas L B Hughes
File# 10008, Box# 143.1. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1857 Thomas L B Hughes v Josiah W Brightwell
File# 10025, Box# 143.2. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1858 Clara Stringer & John Stringer v Thomas L B Hughes
File# 10243, Box# 145. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1858 Elihu B Gaston v Thomas L B Hughes, John Stringer & Robert Winston
File# 10258, Box# 146. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1858 Josiah W Brightwell v Thomas L B Hughes & Edward C Eggleston
File# 10406, Box# 149. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1866 Thomas L B Hughes v James S Shaw
File# 12139, Box# 188. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1869 W H Oneal v T L B Hughes
File# 607, Box# 210. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1870 T L B Hughes v. Bennett Reeves & W H Reeves (Bennett Reeves deceased)
File# 650, Box# 211. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1870 M W Hatch v. T L B Hughes & W H O’Neal
File# 790, Box# 215. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1873 T L B Hughes, James Alford, Martha W ALford & John Alford v Hugh Wood
File# 1263, Box# 229. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

1876 H L Bumpass & Hugh Woods v. T L Hughes
File# 1574, Box# 237. Circuit Court. Lowndes Co, MS

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