A COLJJECTION OF UPPER SOUTH CAROLINA

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GENEALOGICAL and FAMILY RECORDS

Volume II

PRESENTED BY

AIKEN-BARNWELLGENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

SEPTEMBER 1994

Editor:

Jam~s E. Wooley

WHITE, SARAH S S #1333. C. Abbeville Di~t . In E '. Clerk of Court Office. Abbeville,che petition of Abner'G Wh.qulty, To the Honr. the Chancellors::hristopher W. Mantz l~t lie ~~ewe~h tha~ b~ the last will of_3 entitled to a smail lee 0 t lS Dlst. hl~ dtr. Sarah S. S. White2leven yrs. ~f age. Yourgacy: .That the sald Sarah is an infant about

;uardian of her est. File~ei~t~~~:rl~~;~s that he be appointed

WHITE, THOMAS A Box 79 #8443. C. Est. admnr 28 N . P:-obateJudge Office. Pickens

:raig, Zachariah Gibsono~h 1864 ~y Madlson F. Mitchell, William N. '"Jm of $5 000 Owned 50 0 are found unto W. E. Holcombe, Ord in the. ,. acres 0 la d d' 1 d' .acob Boroughs. Elizabeth Whit th n .~ J. an of Gldeon Ellis, I WHITING GEORGE Vol. 30 Page 769. Probate Judge Office.e e Wl ow, was the only heir. Charleston, S. C. I George Whiting of Charleston, S. C. watchmaker," \VHITE, J. B. Box 77 #825 P b _ '. I being of sound mind, memory and understanding. I give to my brother~3t. admnr. 22 Aug. 1864 by Ar~hib~~da~e Ju~ge Orflce. Plckens, S.C. I John Whiting of Boston in Mass. state, turner, all and every my

~. N. Craig, are bound unto W E HI' Galllard,.John W. L. Cary, I effects both real and personal that I may be possessed of at my.. 0 combe, Ord. In the sum of $1500. decease. Also all sums of money that may be owing me at my decease.

WHITE, FRfu~CES #123 Cl k _. Also I appoint him whole and sole executor. Dated 24 June 1803. Wit:Frances wnite of sound ~nd d7r o~ Cou:t Ofrlce. Abbeville, S. C. ! Peter O. Fitzpatrick, Joseph Jepson. Signed: George Whiting .

.2sire that my just debts be l~~osl~ghmlnd and m~ory. First I I Proved before Charles Linning, Esq. O.C.T.D. this 25 Jan. 1805.:rusty friend Thos J L pal . ave placed In the hands of my 1

:count my son Jam~s M ~~tmy notes, land warrant which I own, on ~~~t) WHITLOCK HARRIET AND THOMAS L. Clerk of Court Office. Abbe-2~roes Joe, Lark, Lewis an~ ~~~d~ecd. I h~ve let said Lyon have r~! ville, S. C. 'Abbeville Dist. In Equity, To the Honr. the Chancellors:~ld property to be divided bet 11. fThe lnteres~ and profit from : The petition of Harriet Whitlock the wife of Thomas L. Whitlock of~~lam H~rl'is_on,_Ann_Vil"g-inioa-H:~~~-smy_our ~randchlldren, .Franc_e_s Hadison_Co-,,_Ela.__ Shew_e_th_th_a_t,-;-E~warLCollier.late of this Dist. by~.HesWhlte Harrison. I app . t ~TI~ Nary :CongmlreHarrlson and his will bequeathed to your petltloner a certaln negro man named Dave"ted 11 Feb. 1851. Wit. A~ln W~~ rlend Thoma~ J. Lyon as executor. and four hundred dollars. Sheweth that the said slave is still in:um. Signed: Frances Wnite~m C~d~~~~' R. W. Lltes! John.P: Qua~tle- pos~e~sion ?f the.executor of.said will namely David Lesly Esq. Your_,ebed and furniture and a'l t· I do by thls codlcll, glve petltloner lS deslrous of havlng the legacy settled upon her, she has~a Pauline Evans. I give Sl ~er.~a t spoon to my granddaughter selected as her trustee to preserve the said legacy, her brother Hugh-ans and three silver tablemy aml h testament t? my dtr. Kesiah Waller Wardlaw. I Thomas L. Whitlock the husband of Harriet Whitlock~ndred years, I give to my ~hPons t a~dhas been In the family over a has read and carefully considered the petition of my wife and have.:nHarrison and Mary Harrison reeDg~a~ 1~ughters, Fran~es Harrison, signed the same. This 6 May 1849 .

. a e May 1852. Wlt: Adam Wideman,

-- - - --- ----~ ••. ) " ••. <...c. •••.••••••.••. ,j ur~avannah River. Bounded by land of Mrs. P. H. Sherard, J. G. McCurry,R. A. Pressley, Jas. Simpson, S. Wharton, Mrs. J. C. Wharton, David:adler'and Dr. A. Walker. Dated 15 Feb. 1870. Wit: T. A. StevensonJ. A. Gray. Signed: D. J. Sherard. Came this day Margaret C. 'Sherard the wife of David J. Sherard and renounce, release and foreverrelinquished unto Samuel Wharton all her interest in the above land.Dated 15 Feb. 1870.

WHARTON, Sfu~EL No Ref. Clerk of Court Office. Anderson, S.C.Anderson Co., S. C. I Mary A. Cook wife of Dr. A. G. Cook, Esse M.~narton wife of Samuel wnarton, Sallie F. Hamilton wife of Wm.Hamilton, R. P. Clinkscales, Dr. W. A. Clinkscales, M. B. Clinkscalesof Anderson Co., S. C. heirs of the estate of Rebecca Clinkscales decd.in consideration of our distributive share to us paid by Lawrence S.Clinkscales'of Anderson Co. have granted, bargained, sold, andreleased unto Lawrence S. Clinkscales all that tract of land of theest. of Rebecca Clinkscales decd. lying on waters of Little Generstee

--~ek. Containing 170 acres, bounded by land of Dr. W. A. Clinkscales,on the West, R. P. Clinkscales on the South, M. B. Clinkscales on the:Sast. The same being known as the home tract. Dated 18 Jan. 187l.~it: E. J. McGee, A. E. Scudday. Signed: R. P. Clinkscales, M. B.Clinkscales, W. A. Clinkscales, Esse M. Wharton, Sallie F. Hamilton,:'m.Hamilton, Mary A. Cook. Attested by E. J. McGee, before Wm. L.Bolt, N.P. this 3 Feb. 1879. Recd. 3 Feb. 1879.

WHITE, SARAH Box 69 1n!~1. Probate Judge Office. Pickens, S.C.:Sst.admnr. l~ March 1863 by John B. Sitton, Joseph J. Norton who arejound unto W. E. Holcombe, Ord. in the sum of $3600. Left seven~eirs. Expend 5 Dec: 1864 paid Jane Lanier admnr. Mrs. Elizabeth~anier decd. Share $270.09. Paid 23 June John Addis his share343.50. Paid Mary Addis her share $9.75. Paid 8 Sept. Sarah E. Nimmonsshare $9.75.

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Frances W[l.LL.t=. L'J..l.t::u L.....J npL..L.J. .J..U...,IV• .J..U •..•.u'-''-U_.L t' t" ..••..•... , •..•..••...••• u _White was the dtr. of William Evans. In 1850 she had two chn. living,

viz, Mrs. Keziah Evans and Mrs. Lucy Lyon and grandchildren of a decd. 'Idtr. Mary Harrison. Mrs. White died in June 1853. f?rL.../<gL/f2..

WHITE, ALEXfu~DER Pack 3222. Clerk of Court Office. Abbeville,S. C. Abbeville Dist. In Equity, to the Honr. the Chancellors: Yourorator William Sherard sheweth that he contracted with William Crawfordfor a small tract of land, containing 100 acres, adj. land of RobertSimpson, Miles J. Hardy, Arch. Mauldin Senr. and Junr. That the saidWilliam Crawford had long resided and represented himself the trueowner. That having paid him the consideration price on the 26 March1842, and took possession, in the latter part of 1844 one JacksonMcCurry intruded himself and took possession. Your orator informthat said Jackson McCurry has recently married with one Sarah White,the widow of John White, through whom they claim to have an interest onthe land, rests on the following statement. That William Crawfordpurchased the land in the year 1820 from David Gillespie, beingembarrassed circumstances, was promise aid from his brother-in-lawJohn White, and he became surety for the price, except a portion paidby the mother in law of William Crawford and received a title in hisoWn name, and was in possession until sold to your orator. Some timeafter he took possession one Purcell in the Court of Common Pleas,a recovery being had, and that David Gillespie procured a second deedto be executed to John White. That William Crawford paid the con­sideration price to either Gillespie or wnite. When John Whitedeparted this life intestate leaving his widow and two chn. Alexanderwnite and Rosanna White each minors, the former being about 11 yrs. andthe other about nine yrs. Nathan McCallister was admnor. on the est.of John White. Who collected the entire sum due from the advancesmade in his lifetime. During the twenty years Crawford lived on theland on rent was paid to White of Gillespie. Said White held titleas security. Filed 6 May 1845. Testimony. Robert Simpson statesthat William Crawford had a family of five sons and three dtrs. allof age except two and living in his family except two, who lived inthe neighborhood. Nathan McAlister sworn that he admnor on the est.of John White bein~ a brother of the widow, the present Mrs. McCurry:About the year 1833 Sarah and John White were married. In the year1836 John White died intestate. (Part of Alex. White, will in notes.)No date, Wife Elizabeth White to have one third during her life timeor widowhood. After all debts are paid the remainder to be dividedamong my five youngest chn. John, Nancy, Catorena, Martha. Sons Johnand James Wnite to have the other two thirds of the land bv sale ordivision. J

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