Thomas Andrew Caldecott
Husband Thomas Andrew Caldecott (details suppressed for this person)
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Archibald Calder
Husband Archibald Calder 1
Born: Abt 1685
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1 F Sarah Calder 1
Born: Abt 1710
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Died: - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Spouse: James Clark (Abt 1707-1750) 1
Archibald John Calder and Sarah Mikell
Husband Archibald John Calder 1
Born: Abt 1743
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Died: 15 Apr 1804
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Father: John Calder (Abt 1740-1766) 1
Mother: Martha Bailey (Abt 1743-After 1750) 1
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Wife Sarah Mikell 1
Born: 4 Mar 1745 - St. Helena Parish, South Carolina
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Father: John Mikell (1718-1765) 1
Mother: Ann Fickling (Abt 1720- ) 1
Other Spouse: Aeneas McLeod (Abt 1740- ) 1
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!BIRTH:Register of St. Helena Church, Beaufort County,, R egister of St. Helena Church, Beaufort County, South Caro lina.
William Mackintosh and Florence Calder
Husband William Mackintosh 2
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Father: Angus Mackintosh ( -1345) 2
Mother: Eva Chattan ( - ) 2
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Wife Florence Calder 2
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1 M Lachlan Mackintosh 2
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Spouse: Agnes Fraser ( - ) 2
James M. Calder and Sarah Quash Huger
Husband James M. Calder 1
Born: Abt 1832 - England
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Died: 1887
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Marriage: 11 Jun 1861
Wife Sarah Quash Huger 1
Born: 24 Jan 1834
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Father: Benjamin Huger Dr. (1793-1874) 1
Mother: Sarah Hasell Harleston (1800-1865) 1
James Peckham Calder and Sarah Elizabeth Weston
Husband James Peckham Calder 1
Born: 21 Apr 1851 - Richmond, Texas
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Died: 8 Feb 1880 - Richmond, Texas
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Father: Robert James Calder Marshall (Abt 1825-1885) 1
Mother: Mary Walker Douglass (Abt 1828- ) 1
Marriage: 14 Dec 1873
Wife Sarah Elizabeth Weston 1
Born: 27 Feb 1857 - Richmond, Texas
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Died: 25 Mar 1944 - Houston, Texas
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Father: John Mcquincy Weston Dr. (1834-1918) 1
Mother: Marie Louise Chambers (1840-1935) 1
Other Spouse: Alexander Calvit Herndon (1845-1919) 1 - 16 Nov 1881
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1 F Mary Walker Calder 1
Born: 10 Oct 1874 - Richmond, Texas
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Died: 22 Dec 1935 - Houston, Texas
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Spouse: Benjamin Botts Rice (1872-1958) 1
Marr: 6 Jun 1900 - Houston, Texas
2 F Marie Louise Calder 1
Born: 6 Apr 1877 - Richmond, Texas
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Spouse: Claude Murchison (Abt 1875- ) 1
3 F Sarah Calder 1
Born: 16 Sep 1879 - Richmond, Texas
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Died: 4 Jul 1880 - Richmond, Texas
Buried: - Morton Cemetery, Richmond, Texas
John Calder and Sarah Baynard Eberson
Husband John Calder 1
Born: Abt 1740
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Died: Dec 1766 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Marriage: Abt 1762
Other Spouse: Martha Bailey (Abt 1743-After 1750) 1
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• Alt. Death, 1766
Wife Sarah Baynard Eberson 1
Born: 1730 - St. Bartholomew Parish, South Carolina
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Died: 2 Oct 1785 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Other Spouse: Benjamin Splatt (Abt 1730-After 1760) 1 - 27 Sep 1753 - South Carolina
Other Spouse: Benjamin Seabrook (Abt 1728-1780) 1 - 1 May 1767
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1 F Sarah Calder 1
Born: Abt 1763
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Spouse: Thomas Baynard (1763-1805) 1
Marr: 13 Jul 1784
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!DEATH:South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazin , South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Volu me 17., p.124
Claude Murchison and Marie Louise Calder
Husband Claude Murchison 1
Born: Abt 1875
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Wife Marie Louise Calder 1
Born: 6 Apr 1877 - Richmond, Texas
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Father: James Peckham Calder (1851-1880) 1
Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Weston (1857-1944) 1
Joseph Mikell and Mary Calder
Husband Joseph Mikell 1
Born: 18 Dec 1723 - Edisto Island, Colleton County, South Carolina
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Father: Ephraim Mikell II (1696-1743) 1
Mother: Ann Scott (Abt 1700-Abt 1730) 1
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Wife Mary Calder 1
Born: Abt 1725 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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1 M John Calder Mikell 1
Born: Abt 1751
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Spouse: Margaret Ann McLeod (Abt 1765-1844) 1
2 F Ann Mikell 1
Born: Abt 1752
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3 F Anne Mikell
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4 F Mary Mikell 1
Born: Abt 1753
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Spouse: Joseph Fickling ( - )
Notes (Marriage)
!MARRIAGE:Marriage Records of William States Lee From 1816- 1, Marriage Records of William States Lee From 1816-1871, S outh Carolina Historical Magazine, Volume X, July 1909
Ephraim Mikell III and Mary Ann Calder
Husband Ephraim Mikell III 1
Born: 26 Mar 1741 - St. Helena Island, South Carolina
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Father: John Mikell (1718-1765) 1
Mother: Ann Fickling (Abt 1720- ) 1
Marriage: Abt 1769
Other Spouse: Providence Grimball (1745-1764) 1 - 7 Oct 1759 - South Carolina
Other Spouse: Abigail Townsend Jenkins (1749-1812) 1 - Abt 1769
Other Spouse: Elizabeth Emma Edings (1783-1856) 1 - After 1780
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• Alt. Birth, 26 Mar 1741
Wife Mary Ann Calder 1
Born: Abt 1763 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Died: 1807 - Blue House Plantation, Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Father: John Calder (Abt 1740-1766) 1
Mother: Martha Bailey (Abt 1743-After 1750) 1
Other Spouse: Paul Grimball (1743-1767) 1 - Abt 1765
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1 F Ann Mikell 1
Born: Abt 1770 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Died: 10 Feb 1809 - Edisto Island, Colleton County, South Carolina
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Spouse: Gabriel Seabrook (1767-1824) 1
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Ephraim Mikell was Justice of the Peace in Charles Town Di strict for 1776, according to the South Carolina and Americ an General Gazette for 8 May, 1776.
!BIRTH:Register of St. Helena Church, Beaufort County,, R egister of St. Helena Church, Beaufort County, South Caro lina.
!DEATH:Headstone, Presbyterian churchyard, Edisto Island, , Headstone, Presbyterian churchyard, Edisto Island, Sout h Carolina.
Paul Grimball and Mary Ann Calder
Husband Paul Grimball 1
Born: 7 Aug 1743 - Edisto Island, Colleton County, South Carolina
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Father: Paul Grimball (1703-1750) 1
Mother: Mary Stone (1720-1803) 1
Marriage: Abt 1765
Wife Mary Ann Calder 1
Born: Abt 1763 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Died: 1807 - Blue House Plantation, Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Father: John Calder (Abt 1740-1766) 1
Mother: Martha Bailey (Abt 1743-After 1750) 1
Other Spouse: Ephraim Mikell III (1741-1809) 1 - Abt 1769
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1 F Martha Grimball 1
Born: Abt 1765
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Spouse: Col. Joseph Jenkins (1753-1789) 1
Joseph William Fickling and Mary Barbara Calder
Husband Joseph William Fickling 1
Born: Abt 1735 - Colleton County, South Carolina
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Father: Jeremiah Fickling (1705-1764) 1
Mother: Mary Elizabeth Allen (1710- ) 1
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Other Spouse: Mary Fickling Mikell (1742-1808) 1 - 8 Mar 1788
Wife Mary Barbara Calder 1
Born: Abt 1730
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Benjamin Botts Rice and Mary Walker Calder
Husband Benjamin Botts Rice 1
Born: 30 Dec 1872 - Houston, Texas
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Died: 18 Oct 1958 - Houston, Texas
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Father: Frederick Allyn Rice (Abt 1850- ) 1
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Marriage: 6 Jun 1900 - Houston, Texas
Wife Mary Walker Calder 1
Born: 10 Oct 1874 - Richmond, Texas
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Father: James Peckham Calder (1851-1880) 1
Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Weston (1857-1944) 1
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1 M Benjamin Botts Rice 1
Born: 1901
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2 M Calder Rice 1
Born: 21 Dec 1903
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3 M George Porter Rice 1
Born: 1905
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Died: 1926 - Sewanee, Tennessee
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4 F Lilly Rice (details suppressed for this person)
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5 F Mary Calder Rice 1
Born: 12 Dec 1913
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Robert James Calder Marshall and Mary Walker Douglass
Husband Robert James Calder Marshall 1
Born: Abt 1825 - Maryland
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Died: 1885 - Texas
Buried: - Richmond, Texas
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Wife Mary Walker Douglass 1
Born: Abt 1828
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Died: - Texas
Buried: - Richmond, Texas
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1 M James Peckham Calder 1
Born: 21 Apr 1851 - Richmond, Texas
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Died: 8 Feb 1880 - Richmond, Texas
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Spouse: Sarah Elizabeth Weston (1857-1944) 1
Marr: 14 Dec 1873
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Joined Stephen Austin's army in 1835 and commanded K Compa ny at San Jacinto.
Sarah Calder
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Wife Sarah Calder 1
Born: 16 Sep 1879 - Richmond, Texas
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Died: 4 Jul 1880 - Richmond, Texas
Buried: - Morton Cemetery, Richmond, Texas
Father: James Peckham Calder (1851-1880) 1
Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Weston (1857-1944) 1
James Clark and Sarah Calder
Husband James Clark 1
Born: Abt 1707 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Died: 1750 - Cypress Trees Plantation, Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Father: Jeremiah Clarke (Abt 1690-1728) 1
Mother: Sarah Calder Calder (Abt 1685- ) 1
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Wife Sarah Calder 1
Born: Abt 1710
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Died: - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Father: Archibald Calder (Abt 1685- ) 1
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1 M James Clark II 1
Born: 16 Oct 1744 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Died: 7 Apr 1790 - Charleston, South Carolina
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Spouse: Elizabeth Grimball (Abt 1750-Bef 1804) 1
Marr: Bef 2 Apr 1767 - Edisto Island, SC
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James Clark, son of Jeremiah and Sarah Baynard Clark witnessed his father's will in 1728. As he had to be 16 yrs. of age to witness the will, and his mother's first husband died in 1710, he was born about 1711/1712. He made his will April 16, 1750, and it was recorded June 29, 1750. Ref.: Vol. 6, p. 369, Probate Ct., Charleston, SC.
Will of James Clark (1): In the name of God, Amen. I James Clark of Colleton County in the province of South Carolina Planter being sick and weak of body, but of sound and disposing mind and memery thanks be given to Almighty God for the same but considering the uncertainty of this mortall Life do make and declare these presents to be and contain my last Will and Testament. First and principally I recommend my mortal spirit into the hands of Almighty God my Creator trusting in the merit and Intercession of my Blessed Savior for pardon and remission of all my sins and a happy admittance into the regions of bliss and Immortality my body I commit to the earth from whence it was taken to be decently Buried at the discretion of my Ezors. hereinafter named and touching the disposition of such worldly Estate with which it hath please Almighty God to bless me I give divise and bequeath the same in manner and form following, that is to say First I will and order that all my just debts and funeral charges be paid and Satisfied with all convenient speed after my Decease by my Exors. hereinafter nominated and appointed and that no division or Separation of my Estate be made 'till after my Debts and Expenses aforesaid are paid and discharged. Item. I give and bequeath to my Dearly beloved Sister Martha Eaton One Hundred Pounds Currency by my Exors. hereinafter named to paid in twelve months after my Decease. Item. I give and devise unto my well beloved Brothers in Law William Jenkins & William Lawton or to his heirs or assigns forever in trust for and for the use and support of the Gospell in the Presbyterian Congregation in Edisto Island and for no other use whatever to be paid in twelve months after my Decease by my Exors. hereafter named One Hundred pounds Currency. Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Beloved Son James Clark all that part of a tract of land left by my father to be divided between my brother Jeremiah Clark and myself which said Land was after my father's death divided between my brother and I by Henry Young and to have and to hold the same to my said son James Clark (2) his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved Son James Clark (2) all that tract of land which I bought of Mr. Daniel Mitchell to have and to hold the same to my said Son James Clark his heirs and assigns forever furthermore I will and order that all or any part of my aforesaid Lands which are already cleared be rented out by my Exord hereinafter named Allowing only pine timber for fencing and firewood be cut down that is to say no oak or other profitable timber beside pine as aforesaid and in case it should so happen that my son James Clark should depart this life without any Lawfull Issue or attain the age of eighteen years then I give devise and bequeath all that part of my lands lying and being on the Southwest of the high roads as it is now laid out to my beloved Nephew James Lardant Clark to him his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I Give Devise and bequeath in Case of my Son James Clark's Death as above mentioned before he attains to the age of eighteen years or without Lawful Issue all the rest and Residue of my Lands unto my Nephew Jeremiah Clark his heirs and assigns forever but if it should so happen that either of my said Nephews should die without Lawfull Issue then I give and Bequeath the said Lands to Survivour of them their heirs and assigns forever. I give devise and bequeath to my son James Clark a negro boy called A the said James Clark during his minority and to his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I will and order that the residue of my personall Estate be sold within twelve months after my decease by my Exors. hereinafter named; and the money arising form the sale to be put out to interest and the Interest arising from the moneys so put out to be for a Christian Education and Support of my Son James Clark. Item. I Will and order that the Surpluss Interest money after his education and support till he attain to the age of Eighteen years (if Ny) with all my Estate both real and personal be Delivered to my Son James Clark at the aforesaid age of Eighteen Years and I herein Declare him to have been born on the Sixteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Four but if it should so happen that my son James Clark should die before he attain the to the age of Eighteen years or without Lawfull Issue then I give and bequeath unto my brothers in Law William Jenkins and William Lawton two hundred pounds currency more in trust for and for the use and support of the Gospell in the Presbyterian Congregation on Edisto Island and exclusive of the one hundred aforegiven in this my will and all the rest and residue of my personal Estate I will and order to be Equally Divided between and among my nephews and nieces that are now living Likewise including the children that may hereafter be born of my Beloved Sister Martha Eaton to be equally divided by my Exors hereinafter named or by any that they may order and appoint share and share alike between and among the children that may be born of my aforesaid Sister Martha Eaton and living at the time of my son James Clark's Death and John Jenkins and William Jenkins Josiah Lawton Wm. Lawton, Jeremiah Lawton, Sarah Lawton, James Lardant Clark Jeremiah Clark Jeremiah Eaton Honoway Eaton Samuel Eaton and Sarah Eaton respectively as they come to the age of Sixteen years and Lastly I do hereby nominate Constitute and Appoint my loving brothers in law William Jenkins William Lawton and John Bouldes to be Executors of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking and making null and void all former and other wills by me heretofore made Declaring these presents to be and contain my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Sixteenth day of April Anno Domini One Thousand Seven hundred and fifty.
James (L.S.) Clark
Signed Sealed Published Pronounced and Declared by the said Testator James Clark as and for his Last Will and Testament in presence of us who in his presence and at his request have here signed our names as witnesses hereto.
John McLeod
Richard Ash
William Fry This Will was proved the 29th day of June 1750 & at the same time Qualified William Lawton and John Caulder Exors therein named. Source: Record of Wills, Vol. 6, p. 369-371; 1747-1752, Charleston County, SC ************************************************************************** *************************************** James Clark I was one of the founders of the Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island. Source: "Statistical Account of Edisto Island" by Rev. Donald McLeod
"Ramsey'sHistory of South Carolina" , vol. 2, p. 287
From a schedule of the property of the Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island taken in 1755, it is shown that James Clark and James Lardant Clark were among the donors of the Church, each having given 100 L. Source: " Ramsey's History of SC", vol. 2, p. 559. ************************************************************************** *************************************** James Clark and Joshua Grimball were appointed tax-enquirers and collectors for Edisto Island, SC, in 1739. Source: Statutes at Large, Vol. 3, p. 529 ************************************************************************** *************************************** By 1800 Edisto Island, South Carolina, had been settled by Europeans and Africans for more than a century. Most historians believe English settlers were on the island as early as 1680, only ten years after the first permanent colony in Carolina was established at Charles Town. Present-day "Cypress Trees" (plantation) seems to have been part of a somewhat larger plantain during the first century. The 1803 surveyor noted:
N.B. This Plantation is part of 300 acres granted to Joseph Palmenter the 1st Sep 1697. together with 20 1/2 acres bought by Sarah & James Clark of Matthew Croose (Crews?) the 18th April 1728 in order that the Pub. Road might become the LIne. J.D. Family records contain nothing about Joseph Palmenter, the original grantee. But this note tells us that the future "Cypress Trees" had been acquired by the Clarks by 1728. The James Clark mentioned in this note was probably James Clark I (1707?-1750), grandfather of the 1803 owner. Sarah Clark was apparently his mother. Little is known about the land's use before 1803. Lying as it does some distance up a small river, during an era of predominantly water transportation, "Cypress Trees: may have remained largely forested during the 18th century. But since the Clarks had invested money in the land by 1728, it seems more likely that the high ground was cleared and planted around that date or shortly after. Source: "The History of 'Cypress Trees' Plantation on Edisto Island, SC" by Charles S. Spencer Jr.
Monument in Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island, SC, Edisto Island, SC" Sacred to the Memory of JOSEPH RUSSELL, WILLIAM EDINGS, WILLIAM BIRD, TIMOTHY HEYDRICk, & WILLIAM WHIPP
who in 1732 gave to this Church certain slaves.
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Also of
WILLIAM CUMMINGS, JAMES CLARK, MARY BEE, MARY RUSSELL
who in the year 1740 gave to this Church sundry sums amounting to near 400 of the currency of that time.
General Notes for Child James Clark II
Born October 16, 1744, according to his father's will. Ref>: Vol. 6, p. 369, Probate CT., Charleston, SC. Married Elizabeth Grimball, Daughter of Joshua Grimball before April 2, 1767, as she receipted for her share of her father's estate as the wife of James Clark on that date. Re.: Vol. 23, p. 44, S.C.H.& G Mag. James Clark made his will August 24, 1783. It was recorded April 30, 1790. Re.: Vol. 23, p. 638, Probate Ct., Charleston, SC. James Clark II died April 7, 1790. Ref.: Vol. 2, p. 6, S.C.H.& G. Mag. James Clark II was a Lieutenant in Capt. Joseph Fickling's Company, Colleton County, Regiment of Foot, commanded by Col. Joseph Glover, August 5, 1775, and he was also appointed a Justice of the Peace for Charles Town District on March 30, 1776. Living in 1806.
He & John Seabrook are listed as Lieutenants in the Edisto Island District of Colleton County, SC, in the Muster roll, in the Colleton County Regiment of Foot, Com'd by Joseph Glover, Colonel. 2 Sergeants and 95 Privates in the unit. Source: http://patsabin.com/colleton/1775muster.htm. "Colleton County SCGenWeb"
Will of James Clark (2) South Carolina In the name of God, Amen. I James Clark of Edisto Island, Colleton County in the State aforesaid Planter being sick and infirm in body, but of sound and disposing mind (blessed) be God) and knowing the uncertainty of Life and the certainty of Death, do make publish and declare this my last will and testament, and hereby revoke and annul all other wills and testaments by me, at any time heretofore made or declared, either by work or writing, and allow and confirm this and no other, to be and remain as and for my only last will and testament, Principally, I commend my immortal Spirit to God who gave it; through the Merits of Jesus Christ, my blessed Savior and Redeemer on whom I rely for the Pardon and Forgiveness of all my Sins, and for eternal Life and Salvation. And my body at Death I commit to the Earth, to be buried in a decent Christian manner at the Discretion of my Executors hereinafter names; in hope of a glorious Resurrection to Life and Immortality. And as to such worldly Estate, Lands, Tenements, Goods and Chattels, as it hath pleased God to bestow upon me, I will and ordain that the same and every Part and Parcel thereof, shall go and be disposed of, in such manner and Form as is hereinafter respectively mentioned and directed; that is to say: First, I will and desire that all my just Debts and funeral charges shall be duly paid and satisfied. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Son James Clark (3) all my wearing Apparel, my Silver Tankard and my mulatto Boy Slave named Tom. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Wife Elizabeth Clark my chaise and Chaise Horse and my Negro House wench named Hannah together with her future Issue and Increase. Item, I give and bequeath unto my beloved Wife Elizabeth Clark one fifth part of my personal Estate to be divided and delivered to her by my Executors hereinafter named by Lot and not by Sale, and the said fifth Part of my personal Estate I give and bequeath to my said Wife for and in full Recompense, Lieu and Bar of all and all manner of Dower, Thirds, Customary Part, Share and Interest which she may or can have claim or Challenge of , in, to or out, of my Estate real and personal and not otherwise. Item, I Challenge of, in, to or out, of my Estate real and personal and not otherwise. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Son James Clark (3) the Plantation or Tract of Land whereon I now live which Lands I purchased from Joshua Grimball Likewise my Sea Island Known by the name of Otter Island, Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Son James Clark *3(, and the lawful heirs of his Body, all the Lands I possessed lying on the West Side of the Road leading from the Chappel to the Presbyterian Meeting, reserving__________Feet square, being a Burying Place. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Martha Clark, my Negro Girl named Daphne with her future Issue and Increase. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Elizabeth Clark, my Negro wench named Affey with her future Issue and Increase. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved Daughter Sarah Clark my Negro Girl named little Phebe, Daughter of Jenny, with her future Issue and Increase. Item, I give and bequeath unto my beloved Daughters Elizabeth Clark and Sarah Clark all the Remainder of my Lands to be equally divided between them Sare and Sare alike. Item, I leave to my beloved Daughter Martha Clark the use of as much land as will be sufficient for her Slaves to plant until she arrives at the Age of Eighteen Years or Day of Marriage. Item, I leave to my beloved wife Elizabeth the choice of either of my Plantations to live on with a sufficiency of cleared lands for her Slaves to plant on, together with Fire Wood and Fencing Timber during her widowhood and no longer. I likewise give to Miss Sarah Williams the Sum of Seven Pounds Sterling to be paid by my Executors. item, I give and bequeath to my beloved children James Clark, Martha Clark, Elizabeth Clark, and Sarah Clark or the survivors or Survivor of them all the Surplusage, Rest and Residue of my Estate, equally to be shared and divided (by my Executors or Executor by Lot and not by Sale) between and paid to my said Son when he shall attain the Age of twenty-one years, and my said Daughters at the Age of eighteen years or Day of marriage, respectively; or the Survivor of them at such Time as he or they shall see fit, to sell at public Venue such Part of my Stock and Furniture only, as falls to the Lot of my two younger children, and the monies arising from the Sale to be applied toward the maintenance and Education of the two said Children. Lastly I nominate constitute the maintenance and Education of the two said Children. Lastly I nominate constitute and appoint to my beloved Son James Clark and my friend Norman McLeod and _________ Executors of this my last will and Testament. In witness whereof I the said James Clark have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this twenty fourth day of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty three.
James Clark (L S) Signed Sealed and Declared in the Presence of Thomas Whaley - John Jenkins and Jeremiah Eaton. Proved before Charles Lining Esquire, O.C.T.D. April 30th 1790 At same time qualified James Clark Norman McLeod Executors Examined )
CL 19th Co SC ) Recorded in original will book "B" 1783-93, p. 412 Source: Record of Wills, Vol, 23, Book B, 1786-1793, Charleston, SC p. 638.
Death of James Clark (2): In this city, on Wednesday afternoon, April 7, Mr. James Clark, of Edisto Island. Source:City Gazette and Daily Advertiser, Vol. 5, Sept. 8, 1788 to June 25, 1790
Issue: Saturday, April 10, 1790 ************************************************************************** *************************************** "A census of the Island, taken at this time, 1808, would rate the white population at 236 inhabitants. Of these 111 are males, and 135 females. Of the males 37 are married, 4 are widowers, 9 natives of Europe, and 2 of the middle states; of the females 37 are married, 12 are widows, and all are either natives of the Island or the adjacent parts of the State. The births are to the deaths annually as 13 to 11. Nevertheless, the white population decreases in consequence of the numbers who leave the island." "From the return made to the tax-collector of the district for the year 1807, it appears that the black population of the Island exceeds by a few infants and newly bought Africans, 2,609 slaves. If sold in gangs of families, these slaves average one with another, $430. An active young fellow sold detached from his family, readily commands from $700 to $800, and young wenches in proportion. These is a disposition in the islanders to treat this patient and laborious race with indulgence and to meliorate their condition. They are never strictly restrained or stinted in their allowance. The instruction commonly given to those who distribute out their weekly portions is, 'let them never want, but do not suffer them to waste.' Exclusive of hats, shoes, salt, tobacco, pipes, and other occasional considerations, every grown negro is annually furnished with two suits of clothes, or 12 yards, partly plain and partly osanburgs, or some adequate substitute, for their summer and winter wear. The boatmen are generally provided with surtouts of the fear-nought description, and greater attention than formerly begins of late to be paid to their accommodation and comfort, in a more enlarged and improved construction of their dwellings. Some of the planters have it in contemplation to furnish them with regular rations of beef or some other animal food, particularly during those stages of the year in which they are most exposed to greater and more constant exertions of labor." "The Climate of Edisto may be considered as sickly. In the course of fifteen years, a number greater than three-fourths of the inhabitants have died. Some families in that period are extinct, and in all of them death has been once or twice, and in some three or four times an unwelcome visitor. Two funerals have occurred in a day but the instances are rare. And two instances can be adduced of two funerals in a family in one day. From the commencement of the sickly season in 1798, to the corresponding period of the succeeding year, 37 persons died. A great mortality for the population, and greater in proportion than that produced by the malignant fever which recently infested the cities of Philadelphia and New York. The deaths on Edisto Island, on an average of 16 years prior to the year 1808, were annually 11, or nearly one death for every 22 of the white inhabitants. It is some relief to this representation to reflect that the experience of the last few years supports the opinion that a summer residence on the sea bays connected with a moderate attention to regularity and exposure, secures the inhabitants from the autumnal fevers incident to the climate." Source: "Edisto Island in 1808", published by the Edisto Island Historic Preservation Society
Jeremiah Clarke and Sarah Calder Calder
Husband Jeremiah Clarke 1
Born: Abt 1690 - Probably Scotland
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Died: 1728 - South Carolina
Buried: - Edisto Island, SC
Marriage: Between 1710 and 1715
Wife Sarah Calder Calder 1
Born: Abt 1685 - England
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Other Spouse: Thomas Baynard (Between 1700- )
Children
1 M James Clark 1
Born: Abt 1707 - Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Died: 1750 - Cypress Trees Plantation, Edisto Island, South Carolina
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Spouse: Sarah Calder (Abt 1710- ) 1
2 F Phoebe Clark 1
Born: Abt 1718 - Edisto Island, SC
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Died: Abt 1738
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Spouse: William Jenkins (1704-1758) 1
Marr: Abt 1744
3 F Mary Clarke 1
Born: Abt 1710
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Died: Abt 1743
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Spouse: William Lawton (Bef 1716-Between 1757)
Marr: Bef 1736
4 M John Clark
Born: Bef 1724 - Edisto Island, SC
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Spouse: Mary Collins ( - )
Marr: 2 Jul 1744
5 M Jeremiah Clark 1
Born: Abt 1720 - Edisto Island, SC
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Died: 1749
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Spouse: Anne Lardent Wilkins (1725-1791) 1
Marr: Abt 1745
6 M Edward Clark
Born: Bef 1728
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Spouse: Blanche Foster ( - )
Marr: 3 May 1748
7 F Martha Clark
Born: Bef 1728
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Died: 1757
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Spouse: Samuel Eaton ( -1757)
Marr: Bef 1749
General Notes (Husband)
Planter at Edisto Island, SC. Made his will September 14, 1728. It was probated December 5, 1728. Source: Vol. 2, Pg. 42, Probate Court, Charleston, SC, February 25, 1728. Sarah, his wife, as executrix gave an Inventory of his estate. Source: Bundle 00; No. 19, Vol. 76 B., pg. 786. Probate Court, Charleston, SC
It is possible that his father was Alexander Clarke, but has not been proven. Alexander Clark is represented as having lands on the mainland of South Carolina on the South Edisto River on an early map of the area, published by Edward Crisp in London, England, in 1711 from surveys taken prior to 1704. Alexander received land grants in this province in 1695, but the bounds are not given. An old index in the Charleston Probate Court shows that Alexander Clarke left a will, which was proved March 17, 1718. So far nothing further has been found relating to him, but the fact of his being in the same locality, makes it seem possible that he belonged to the same family, and was possibly the father of Jeremiah Clarke. As Edisto Island was settled by the second colony in 1680, it seems probable that either Alexander Clarke or Jeremiah Clark or possibly both were among this group of early settlers. Jeremiah Clark left a son, James, as one of his executors; therefore James was at least 21 years of age at the time his father's will was made. Allowing James to have been born when his father was 22 years old, this would carry the birth of Jeremiah Clark I back to 1685 or earlier. We do not know by which wife his children were born. His will mentions: Wife Sarah, equal part of my moveable estate with my daughters and to live upon my plantation. Sons - James Clark and Jeremiah Clark, all lands to be equally divided between them. Wife Sarah Clark and sons James and Jeremiah Clark and my daughters Phoebe Clark, Mary Clark and Martha Clark all the moveables belonging to my plantation to be equally divided between the. I give to my grand-daughter Elizabeth Sams when she is 18 years old 5000 weight of merchantable rice; if she dies before she comes to that age, then the said rice to be equally divided between my wife and children. I give unto my son-in-law William Binyard (sic) and to my daughter-in-law Sarah Fry, 1000 weight of merchantable rice, 500 to each. I likewise appoint my wife, Sarah Clark, and my son, Jaems Clark, Mr. Ralph Bayley and Mr. Wm. Bowers my sole executors. (Signed) Jeremiah Clark ( his mark X) Witnesses: Francis Sullivan Dated 14 Sept. 1728. Proved in Council 5 Dec 1728. Sarah Clark qualified as Executrix, the other Executors renouncing.
Appraisers: William Bowers Ralph Bayly Ichabod Winbourn Paul Hamilton George Worton
The only other mention found of Jeremiah Clark I is the following: May 7, 1724. Indenture between Jeremiah Clark of Colleton County, planter, and Timothy Hendricks of same place, planter, 250 acres, being part of tract purchased by SD. Jeremiah Clark of Captain William Meggott. Mat Creek Thomas Hann Notes of Mary Clark Brockman
General Notes (Wife)
Widow of Thomas Baynard, who died 1700 -10. Also survived husband, Jeremiah. She had three children by Thomas Baynard. Source: Webber Notes, S.C.H. & G.
Sarah Baynard, who was a widow, had a son, William Baynard. Source: Mary Clark Brockman Notes
Notes (Marriage)
Jeremiah Clark I was married twice. We do not know who he married the first time; we do know the second time he married Sarah Baynard, who was a widow.
General Notes for Child James Clark
James Clark, son of Jeremiah and Sarah Baynard Clark witnessed his father's will in 1728. As he had to be 16 yrs. of age to witness the will, and his mother's first husband died in 1710, he was born about 1711/1712. He made his will April 16, 1750, and it was recorded June 29, 1750. Ref.: Vol. 6, p. 369, Probate Ct., Charleston, SC.
Will of James Clark (1): In the name of God, Amen. I James Clark of Colleton County in the province of South Carolina Planter being sick and weak of body, but of sound and disposing mind and memery thanks be given to Almighty God for the same but considering the uncertainty of this mortall Life do make and declare these presents to be and contain my last Will and Testament. First and principally I recommend my mortal spirit into the hands of Almighty God my Creator trusting in the merit and Intercession of my Blessed Savior for pardon and remission of all my sins and a happy admittance into the regions of bliss and Immortality my body I commit to the earth from whence it was taken to be decently Buried at the discretion of my Ezors. hereinafter named and touching the disposition of such worldly Estate with which it hath please Almighty God to bless me I give divise and bequeath the same in manner and form following, that is to say First I will and order that all my just debts and funeral charges be paid and Satisfied with all convenient speed after my Decease by my Exors. hereinafter nominated and appointed and that no division or Separation of my Estate be made 'till after my Debts and Expenses aforesaid are paid and discharged. Item. I give and bequeath to my Dearly beloved Sister Martha Eaton One Hundred Pounds Currency by my Exors. hereinafter named to paid in twelve months after my Decease. Item. I give and devise unto my well beloved Brothers in Law William Jenkins & William Lawton or to his heirs or assigns forever in trust for and for the use and support of the Gospell in the Presbyterian Congregation in Edisto Island and for no other use whatever to be paid in twelve months after my Decease by my Exors. hereafter named One Hundred pounds Currency. Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Beloved Son James Clark all that part of a tract of land left by my father to be divided between my brother Jeremiah Clark and myself which said Land was after my father's death divided between my brother and I by Henry Young and to have and to hold the same to my said son James Clark (2) his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved Son James Clark (2) all that tract of land which I bought of Mr. Daniel Mitchell to have and to hold the same to my said Son James Clark his heirs and assigns forever furthermore I will and order that all or any part of my aforesaid Lands which are already cleared be rented out by my Exord hereinafter named Allowing only pine timber for fencing and firewood be cut down that is to say no oak or other profitable timber beside pine as aforesaid and in case it should so happen that my son James Clark should depart this life without any Lawfull Issue or attain the age of eighteen years then I give devise and bequeath all that part of my lands lying and being on the Southwest of the high roads as it is now laid out to my beloved Nephew James Lardant Clark to him his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I Give Devise and bequeath in Case of my Son James Clark's Death as above mentioned before he attains to the age of eighteen years or without Lawful Issue all the rest and Residue of my Lands unto my Nephew Jeremiah Clark his heirs and assigns forever but if it should so happen that either of my said Nephews should die without Lawfull Issue then I give and Bequeath the said Lands to Survivour of them their heirs and assigns forever. I give devise and bequeath to my son James Clark a negro boy called A the said James Clark during his minority and to his heirs and assigns forever. Item. I will and order that the residue of my personall Estate be sold within twelve months after my decease by my Exors. hereinafter named; and the money arising form the sale to be put out to interest and the Interest arising from the moneys so put out to be for a Christian Education and Support of my Son James Clark. Item. I Will and order that the Surpluss Interest money after his education and support till he attain to the age of Eighteen years (if Ny) with all my Estate both real and personal be Delivered to my Son James Clark at the aforesaid age of Eighteen Years and I herein Declare him to have been born on the Sixteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Four but if it should so happen that my son James Clark should die before he attain the to the age of Eighteen years or without Lawfull Issue then I give and bequeath unto my brothers in Law William Jenkins and William Lawton two hundred pounds currency more in trust for and for the use and support of the Gospell in the Presbyterian Congregation on Edisto Island and exclusive of the one hundred aforegiven in this my will and all the rest and residue of my personal Estate I will and order to be Equally Divided between and among my nephews and nieces that are now living Likewise including the children that may hereafter be born of my Beloved Sister Martha Eaton to be equally divided by my Exors hereinafter named or by any that they may order and appoint share and share alike between and among the children that may be born of my aforesaid Sister Martha Eaton and living at the time of my son James Clark's Death and John Jenkins and William Jenkins Josiah Lawton Wm. Lawton, Jeremiah Lawton, Sarah Lawton, James Lardant Clark Jeremiah Clark Jeremiah Eaton Honoway Eaton Samuel Eaton and Sarah Eaton respectively as they come to the age of Sixteen years and Lastly I do hereby nominate Constitute and Appoint my loving brothers in law William Jenkins William Lawton and John Bouldes to be Executors of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking and making null and void all former and other wills by me heretofore made Declaring these presents to be and contain my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Sixteenth day of April Anno Domini One Thousand Seven hundred and fifty.
James (L.S.) Clark
Signed Sealed Published Pronounced and Declared by the said Testator James Clark as and for his Last Will and Testament in presence of us who in his presence and at his request have here signed our names as witnesses hereto.
John McLeod
Richard Ash
William Fry This Will was proved the 29th day of June 1750 & at the same time Qualified William Lawton and John Caulder Exors therein named. Source: Record of Wills, Vol. 6, p. 369-371; 1747-1752, Charleston County, SC ************************************************************************** *************************************** James Clark I was one of the founders of the Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island. Source: "Statistical Account of Edisto Island" by Rev. Donald McLeod
"Ramsey'sHistory of South Carolina" , vol. 2, p. 287
From a schedule of the property of the Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island taken in 1755, it is shown that James Clark and James Lardant Clark were among the donors of the Church, each having given 100 L. Source: " Ramsey's History of SC", vol. 2, p. 559. ************************************************************************** *************************************** James Clark and Joshua Grimball were appointed tax-enquirers and collectors for Edisto Island, SC, in 1739. Source: Statutes at Large, Vol. 3, p. 529 ************************************************************************** *************************************** By 1800 Edisto Island, South Carolina, had been settled by Europeans and Africans for more than a century. Most historians believe English settlers were on the island as early as 1680, only ten years after the first permanent colony in Carolina was established at Charles Town. Present-day "Cypress Trees" (plantation) seems to have been part of a somewhat larger plantain during the first century. The 1803 surveyor noted:
N.B. This Plantation is part of 300 acres granted to Joseph Palmenter the 1st Sep 1697. together with 20 1/2 acres bought by Sarah & James Clark of Matthew Croose (Crews?) the 18th April 1728 in order that the Pub. Road might become the LIne. J.D. Family records contain nothing about Joseph Palmenter, the original grantee. But this note tells us that the future "Cypress Trees" had been acquired by the Clarks by 1728. The James Clark mentioned in this note was probably James Clark I (1707?-1750), grandfather of the 1803 owner. Sarah Clark was apparently his mother. Little is known about the land's use before 1803. Lying as it does some distance up a small river, during an era of predominantly water transportation, "Cypress Trees: may have remained largely forested during the 18th century. But since the Clarks had invested money in the land by 1728, it seems more likely that the high ground was cleared and planted around that date or shortly after. Source: "The History of 'Cypress Trees' Plantation on Edisto Island, SC" by Charles S. Spencer Jr.
Monument in Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island, SC, Edisto Island, SC" Sacred to the Memory of JOSEPH RUSSELL, WILLIAM EDINGS, WILLIAM BIRD, TIMOTHY HEYDRICk, & WILLIAM WHIPP
who in 1732 gave to this Church certain slaves.
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Also of
WILLIAM CUMMINGS, JAMES CLARK, MARY BEE, MARY RUSSELL
who in the year 1740 gave to this Church sundry sums amounting to near 400 of the currency of that time.
General Notes for Child Jeremiah Clark
Jeremiah, Clark, Colleton County. Wife, Ann, residency on my plantation during her widowhood. So: James Lardant, land where I now live. Sister: Martha Eaton. Mentions: unborn child. Exors: wife; brother James Clark; William Jenkins; John Calder. Wit. Ja. Cuthbert, Geo. Cuthbert, Chas. Odingsell. D: 18 Nov. 1749. P: 2 Mar. 1749/(50). R: nd. p. 247 Source: "Abstracts of the Wills of the State of SC; 1740-1761" by Caroline T. Moore, Copyright 1964.
James Calderbank and Judith Cecilia Anne Colledge
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Rachel Claire Joanna Calderbank
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William Michael Calderbank
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William Hickman Dunman and Adela Calderon
Husband William Hickman Dunman 4
Born: 18 Dec 1855 - TX
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Father: William Hickman Dunman (1801-1885) 4
Mother: Jemimah Holden (1817-1877) 4
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Philip IV Of Spain Habsburg King Of Spain & Portugal and Maria Calderona
Husband Philip IV Of Spain Habsburg King Of Spain & Portugal 2 5 6 7 8
Born: 8 Apr 1605 - Valladolid, Valladolid, Spain 7 9
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Buried: - El Escorial, Madrid, Spain 7
AFN: 9GJ4-30
Father: King Philip III Habsburg Of Spain & Portugal (1578-1621) 2 5 6 7 8
Mother: Archduchess Margarethe Of Austria (1584-1611) 2 5 6 7 8
Marriage: - Not MD 7
Other Spouse: Elizabeth De Bourbon Queen Of Spain (1602-1644) 2 5 6 7 8 - 25 Nov 1615 - , Bordeaux, Gironde, France 5
Other Spouse: Archduchess Marie Anna Habsburg Of Austria (1635-1696) 2 5 6 7 8 - 8 Nov 1649 - Wien, Wien, Austria 5 7
Noted events in his life were:
• Alt. Birth 8, 8 Apr 1605
• Alt. Birth 5, , Valladolid, Valladolid, Spain, 8 Apr 1605
• Alt. Death 8, 1665
• Alt. Death 5, , Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 17 Sep 1665
• Alt. Buried 5, , El Escorial, Madrid, Spain
Wife Maria Calderona 7
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[royalty.ged]
NAME Felipe IV King Of /SPAIN/
King of Spain, Naples, and Sicily. Considered a weak ruler, like his father, h e entrusted the administration of affairs to others. During Philip's reign there was a political and economic decline of Spain. AKA Philip II, King of Portugal: 1598-1621.
Alex Calderwood and Elizabeth Carson
Husband Alex Calderwood 11
Born: 6 Nov 1840 11
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Henry Calderwood and Rebecca Chenoweth
Husband Henry Calderwood 11
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Wife Rebecca Chenoweth 11
Born: 12 Jul 1811 11
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Father: Jushua Chenoweth (1769-1856) 11
Mother: Elnorah Holmes ( -1861) 11
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1 M William Calderwood 11
Born: 27 Oct 1838 11
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2 M Alex Calderwood 11
Born: 6 Nov 1840 11
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Spouse: Elizabeth Carson (living)
3 M John A. Calderwood 11
Born: 2 Mar 1844 11
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4 M Lawson Calderwood 11
Born: 25 Nov 1846 11
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5 M Henry M. Calderwood 11
Born: 4 Mar 1849 11
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6 F Martha Calderwood 11
Born: 3 Jan 1852 11
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7 M James H. Calderwood 11
Born: 9 May 1854 11
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8 F Nannie Calderwood 11
Born: 27 Aug 1856 11
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[Hollcalv.ged]
Info from Greg NELSON, Salem, OR.
Henry M. Calderwood and Eveline Shores
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James H. Calderwood and Caroline Clapp
Husband James H. Calderwood 11
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Lawson Calderwood
Husband Lawson Calderwood 11
Born: 25 Nov 1846 11
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Martha Calderwood
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Mother: Rebecca Chenoweth (1811-1888) 11
D. D. Cammeron and Nannie Calderwood
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William Calderwood
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