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Welcome! I'm
Rob Salzman of
4130 SW 117th Ave # 415 Beaverton, OR, 97005 USA
This is my personal genealogy hobby site. The data contained
here has been gathered through 20 years of genealogy. Although some of
it is my research, most of it has been shared with me.
DISCLAIMER: This is my speculative data. I've
verified very little of it. Use it for hints and pointers,
but do your own research!
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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: William ElliottMale Note
Born: 1660 1660-1-1
Married:
Died: 1738 1738-1-1
WIFE
Name: Katherine Schenckingh
Born: Abt 1665
Died:
CHILDREN
Born: 1696 at South Carolina
Died: 23 Nov 1766 at St Andrews Parish, South Carolina
Wife: Sabina Codner
NOTES
1). ELLIOTT, William, Elliot Sr. 1660 1738 . Father of BARN ARD Elliott d. 1758 , JOSEPH ELLIOTT d. 1740 , THOMAS ELLI OTT d.1738 , and WILLIAM ELLIOTT 1696 1766 grandfathe r of BARNARD ELLIOTT d. 1778 and BENJAMIN ELLIOTT brothe r of THOMAS ELLIOTT d.l73l? father in law of BENJAMIN CHIL D and THOMAS FARR Jr brother in law of BENJAMIN SCHENCKING H. William Elliott, bricklayer, immigrated to South Carolina in the 1680s and was in the province by 23 January l690 when h e was the executor of an estate. Like his brother Thomas, h e became a planter and a large landowner. Between 1695 an d 1711 he obtained grants for at least 5,327 acres on the S tono River in Berkeley and Colleton counties and a lot in C harleston he also purchased Accabee, a 365 plantation on C harleston Neck, and a 100 acre tract at Hobcaw. Thomas Elli ott was associated with the Charleston Quaker Meeting, bu t William was a Baptist. Initially he was a member of the A ntipedo Baptist Church in Charleston and gave the church lo t 62 in the city. Although he later claimed to have bee n a General Arian Baptist before he left England, his Ari anism did not surface until about 1730 when he was suspende d from the Antipedo Baptist Church. His son William share d his beliefs and led a group that seceded from the Antiped o Baptist Church and formed the General Arian Baptist Chu rch in Charleston. In his will, the elder Elliott bequeathe d £10, 00 and 151 4 acres of land to the General Baptist C hurch. Elliott served nine terms in the Commons House. He r epresented Berkeley and Craven counties in the Fourth l698 1699 , Fifth 1700 1702 , Tenth 1707 1708 , and Fifteent h 1716 1717 Assemblies St. Andrew Parish in the Fourth 1728 , Ninth 1731 1733 , and eleventh 1733 1736 Royal A ssemblies and was a member of the Ninth 1707 and Sevente enth 1720 1721 Assemblies. As a member of the Fifteenth A ssembly, he signed a petition requesting that South Carolin a be made a royal province. Among his other offices were ta x assessor for the Charleston Neck area 1703 road commis sioner 1703 and Commissioner of the High roads for St. A ndrew Parish 1721 .
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