Crotwell Family History - Person Page 12

Henry Cannon

M, #276

Parents

Father	Samuel William Cannon (24 Dec 1818 - 26 Jul 1883)
Mother	Lavinia (Vinah) Elizabeth Gallman (13 Feb 1820 - 27 May 1894)

Biography

Person Source

Henry Cannon had person sources.^1,2

Last Edited

9 Dec 2016

Citations

[S73] George Leland Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina: Historical & Genealogical Annals, p 235
[S10] Eleanor Clyburn Wicker, 1850 Census Newberry SC with Genealogical Data, Source Medium: Book, p 141, died as infant

Family Explorer

Henry Middleton Cannon

M, #278, (20 Jan 1812 - abt 1859)

Parents

Father	Col. Samuel Cannon, II (abt 1773 - 22 Jul 1849)
Mother	Sarah Riser (13 Apr 1778 - 10 Nov 1827)

Biography

Birth	20 Jan 1812	Henry Middleton Cannon was born on 20 Jan 1812.^1,2
Death	abt 1859	He died abt 1859.³

Person Source		Henry Middleton Cannon had person sources.^4,1,2,5,6
Baptism	22 Jul 1821	He was baptized on 22 Jul 1821 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Pomaria, South Carolina.²

Last Edited

28 Sep 2020

Citations

[S100] South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Source Medium: Magazine, Vol V, p. 23
[S50] Early Records of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Newberry County, South Carolina, Source Medium: Original Church Records
[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S128] Will of Samuel Cannon, dtd 16 Dec 1848, prvd 7 Nov 1849, rcd 23 Apr 1850, Newberry District, SC, Will Bk #1, p 425, Source Medium: Microfilm
[S28] N. Louise Bailey, Mary L. Morgan, Carolyn R. Taylor, Biographical Directory of the South Carolina Senate 1776-1985, Source Medium: Book, Vol I, p. 268
[S164] Probate Papers of Samuel Cannon, Newberry District SC, Box 85, Est. 4, 1849-1851, Medium: Microfilm

Family Explorer

Nancy Johnson Cannon

F, #281, (12 Nov 1809 - bet Dec 1848 and 1851)

Parents

Father	Col. Samuel Cannon, II (abt 1773 - 22 Jul 1849)
Mother	Sarah Riser (13 Apr 1778 - 10 Nov 1827)

Biography

Birth	12 Nov 1809	Nancy Johnson Cannon was born on 12 Nov 1809.^1,2
Marriage		? Neal and she were married.³
Death	bet Dec 1848 and 1851	She died bet Dec 1848 and 1851.^4,5

Person Source		Nancy Johnson Cannon had person sources.^3,1,2,6,7
Baptism	22 Jul 1821	She was baptized on 22 Jul 1821 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Pomaria, South Carolina.²

Last Edited

31 Oct 2020

Citations

[S100] South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Source Medium: Magazine, Vol V, p. 23
[S50] Early Records of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Newberry County, South Carolina, Source Medium: Original Church Records
[S128] Will of Samuel Cannon, dtd 16 Dec 1848, prvd 7 Nov 1849, rcd 23 Apr 1850, Newberry District, SC, Will Bk #1, p 425, Source Medium: Microfilm
[S128] Will of Samuel Cannon, dtd 16 Dec 1848, prvd 7 Nov 1849, rcd 23 Apr 1850, Newberry District, SC, Will Bk #1, p 425, (Nancy was alive when the will of Samuel Cannon was written but had died by the time his estate was settled)
[S164] Probate Papers of Samuel Cannon, Newberry District SC, Box 85, Est. 4, 1849-1851, Medium: Microfilm, Newberry County SC, Box 85, Est. 4
[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S28] N. Louise Bailey, Mary L. Morgan, Carolyn R. Taylor, Biographical Directory of the South Carolina Senate 1776-1985, Source Medium: Book, Vol I, p. 268

Family Explorer

? Riser

M, #282

Biography

Marriage

? Riser and Eleanor Smyly Cannon were married.¹

Person Source

? Riser had person sources.¹

Last Edited

9 Dec 2016

Citations

[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript

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Alice Cleopatra Cannon

F, #283, (1865 - 1942)

Parents

Father	Samuel William Cannon (24 Dec 1818 - 26 Jul 1883)
Mother	Lavinia (Vinah) Elizabeth Gallman (13 Feb 1820 - 27 May 1894)

Biography

Birth	1865	Alice Cleopatra Cannon was born in 1865.^1,2
Death	1942	She died in 1942 at age ~77.³
Burial	1942	She was buried in 1942 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cemetery in Pomaria, South Carolina.²

Person Source		Alice Cleopatra Cannon had person sources.^1,4,5
Census	1870	She appeared in the census in 1870 in Newberry County, South Carolina.⁶
Census	1880	She appeared in the census in 1880 in Newberry County, South Carolina.⁷

Last Edited

27 Sep 2020

Citations

[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S104] Tombstone
[S104] Tombstone, Tombstone inscription is for Alice B Cannon
[S73] George Leland Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina: Historical & Genealogical Annals, p 235
[S216] Edith Greisser, Real Estate Records 1825-1949, Newberry County, South Carolina, p 49
[S13] 1870 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M593, Roll 1504, p 476B
[S16] 1880 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series T9, Roll 1235, p. 54

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John Milton Cannon

M, #284, (5 Feb 1862 - 15 Oct 1891)

Parents

Father	Samuel William Cannon (24 Dec 1818 - 26 Jul 1883)
Mother	Lavinia (Vinah) Elizabeth Gallman (13 Feb 1820 - 27 May 1894)

Family: Carrie Hentz ( - aft 1891)

Daughter	Mary Cannon, V
Son	Walter A. Cannon

Biography

Birth	5 Feb 1862	John Milton Cannon was born on 5 Feb 1862.^1,2
Marriage	1888	He and Carrie Hentz were married in 1888 in Newberry County, South Carolina. Clara B. Crotwell and S. P. Crotwell were attendants at the wedding.³
Death	15 Oct 1891	He died on 15 Oct 1891 at age 29 in South Carolina.^4,2
Burial	1891	He was buried in 1891 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cemetery in Newberry County, South Carolina.²

Person Source		John Milton Cannon had person sources.^5,6,1,7
Census	1870	He appeared in the census in 1870 in Newberry County, South Carolina.⁶
Census	1880	He appeared in the census in 1880 in Newberry County, South Carolina.⁸

Last Edited

17 Oct 2019

Citations

[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S104] Tombstone
[S166] Newberry Herald & News, Source Medium: Newspaper, 19 Jan 1888, p 3, col 1
[S89] Probate Papers for Lavinia Gallman Cannon, Newberry County Courthouse, SC, Box 165, Estate 5, Source Medium: Official Document
[S73] George Leland Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina: Historical & Genealogical Annals, p 235
[S13] 1870 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M593, Roll 1504, p 476B
[S216] Edith Greisser, Real Estate Records 1825-1949, Newberry County, South Carolina, p 49
[S16] 1880 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series T9, Roll 1235, p. 54

Family Explorer

Col. Samuel Cannon, II

M, #287, (abt 1773 - 22 Jul 1849)

Parents

Father	Ephraim Cannon, I (1737 - 1803)
Mother	? ? ( - bef 1778)

Family: Sarah Riser (13 Apr 1778 - 10 Nov 1827)

Daughter	Rebecca Cannon, III ( - bef 1848)
Daughter	Elizabeth Cannon+ (abt 1791 - 4 Jun 1842)
Daughter	Eleanor Smyly Cannon (2 May 1807 - 4 Oct 1829)
Daughter	Nancy Johnson Cannon (12 Nov 1809 - bet Dec 1848 and 1851)
Son	Henry Middleton Cannon (20 Jan 1812 - abt 1859)
Daughter	Martha Caroline Cannon (7 Jun 1814 - aft 1851)
Son	Samuel William Cannon+ (24 Dec 1818 - 26 Jul 1883)

Cannon, Samuel - Tombstone - 1849

Biography

Birth	abt 1773	Col. Samuel Cannon, II, was born abt 1773.^1,2,3
Death	22 Jul 1849	He died on 22 Jul 1849 in South Carolina.^3,4
Burial	1849	He was buried in 1849 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cemetery in Pomaria, South Carolina.^3,2

Note		Koon Family History states that Col Samuel Cannon was married to Sarah Riser. Their daughter Elizabeth Cannon married D. Henry Koon, Jr. Cannon Family History has him married to Sarah E. Johnston, daughter of Thomas Johnston and Sarah Jones.
Occupation		Col. Samuel Cannon, II, was a Surveyor and Teacher.^5,4
Religion		He was Methodist, Member of Pleasant Grove Methodist (est 1840 on Cannon's Creek, abandoned after Col Cannon's death.) Col Samuel Cannon's children were baptized at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in 1821. In 1838 he was one of four men who started the Pleasant Grove Church for Methodists in a stand near the Cannon's Creek Church. A church building was built there in 1840. After the death of Col. Cannon in 1849, the other founders moved and the church was abandoned.^4,6,7
Person Source		He had person sources.^8,9,4
Occupation	bet 1810 and 1819	Bet 1810 and 1819 Col. Samuel Cannon, II, was a member of SC House of Representatives in the 19th, 22nd and 23rd General Assemblies (1810-1812, 1816-1817, 1818-1819.)^4,10,11,12
Occupation	bet 1811 and 1828	Bet 1811 and 1828 Col. Samuel Cannon, II, was a Justice of the Quorum.⁴
Military	bet 1812 and 1815	He served in the military during War of 1812 as a Major in SC Milita (Col. Tucker's Regt.) and Colonel of 8th Regt. bet 1812 and 1815. Samuel Cannon was promoted to rank of Colonel in 1815.^4,13,14
Occupation	bet 1824 and 1831	Bet 1824 and 1831 Col. Samuel Cannon, II, was a Sheriff for Newberry District.^4,14
Occupation	bet 1830 and 1832	Bet 1830 and 1832 Col. Samuel Cannon, II, was an elected to SC State Senate representing Newberry County in 29th General Assembly.^10,4
Census	1840	He appeared in the census in 1840 in Newberry County, South Carolina.¹⁵
Will	16 Dec 1848	He signed a will on 16 Dec 1848 in Newberry District, South Carolina.¹⁶
Probate	bet 7 Nov 1849 and 1851	He had his estate probated bet 7 Nov 1849 and 1851 in Newberry District, South Carolina.¹⁷

Last Edited

31 Oct 2020

Citations

[S10] Eleanor Clyburn Wicker, 1850 Census Newberry SC with Genealogical Data, Source Medium: Book, p.142
[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S104] Tombstone
[S28] N. Louise Bailey, Mary L. Morgan, Carolyn R. Taylor, Biographical Directory of the South Carolina Senate 1776-1985, Source Medium: Book, Vol I, p. 268
[S25] John Belton O'Neall (Part I), John A. Chapman (Part 2), Annals of Newberry, The, Source Medium: Book, p 108
[S182] Thomas H. Pope, History of Newberry County South Carolina, Vol I, p 238
[S25] John Belton O'Neall (Part I), John A. Chapman (Part 2), Annals of Newberry, The, p 702
[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S165] Estate Records of Ephraim Cannon, Newberry County, SC, Box 25, Estate 9, Medium: Microfilm
[S182] Thomas H. Pope, History of Newberry County South Carolina, Vol I, pp 307-320, Office Holders of Newberry County
[S32] Camden Gazette, Source Medium: Newspaper, 24 Oct 1816
[S36] City Gazette & Daily Advertiser, Charleston SC, Source Medium: Newspaper, 28 Oct 1816
[S66] National Archives Records, Source Medium: Microfilm, War of 1812 Records
[S25] John Belton O'Neall (Part I), John A. Chapman (Part 2), Annals of Newberry, The, p 107
[S8] 1840 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M704, Roll 514, p 227
[S128] Will of Samuel Cannon, dtd 16 Dec 1848, prvd 7 Nov 1849, rcd 23 Apr 1850, Newberry District, SC, Will Bk #1, p 425, Source Medium: Microfilm
[S164] Probate Papers of Samuel Cannon, Newberry District SC, Box 85, Est. 4, 1849-1851, Medium: Microfilm

Family Explorer

Ephraim Cannon, I

M, #288, (1737 - 1803)

Parents

Father

John Cannon, Sr (1712 - 1763)

Family 1: ? ? ( - bef 1778)

Daughter	Mary Cannon, II+ ( - bef Dec 1802)
Daughter	Rachel Cannon ( - abt 1827)
Daughter	Rebecca Cannon, II ( - 1820)
Daughter	Jeen Cannon ( - aft 1822)
Son	David Cannon, Sr+ (abt 1759 - 26 Mar 1826)
Son	John Cannon, III (1760 - 1808)
Son	Col. Samuel Cannon, II+ (abt 1773 - 22 Jul 1849)

Family 2: Eleanor Paden (Sep 1734 - 1805)

Son	Ephraim Cannon, Jr ( - Apr 1818)

Biography

Birth	1737	Ephraim Cannon, I, was born in 1737.¹
Marriage	bef 1760	He and ? ? were married bef 1760.²
Marriage	aft 1778	He and Eleanor Paden were married aft 1778.^3,4
Death	1803	He died in 1803 at age ~66 in South Carolina.^1,5,6,7

Religion		Ephraim Cannon, I, was Quaker, Member of Bush River Meeting.⁷
Person Source		He had person sources.^8,9,4,10
Property	1769	He owned 200 acres in area of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in 1769 in Newberry County, South Carolina.¹¹
Will	11 Dec 1802	He signed a will on 11 Dec 1802 at (Proved 2 May 1803) in Newberry District, South Carolina. Heirs: Wife Eleanor, Sons: Samuel,Ephraim, John, David, Daughters: Rachel English, Jeen Maffett, Rebecca Suber, Grandchildren: Solomon & Mary Martin Ephraim Cannon in his will leaves his wife Eleanor: "according to contract I give and bequeath unto my beloved Eleanor all her third part of her first husband's estate now remaining" Was there a pre-nuptial agreement back then?^12,5
Probate	bet 1803 and 1805	He had his estate probated bet 1803 and 1805 in Newberry District, South Carolina. The Bill of Sale was dtd 27 May 1803 and Final Settlement was made in Jan 1805. David Cannon and Samuel Cannon were their father's executors.¹³

Last Edited

24 Sep 2020

Citations

[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184, Ephraim married first to unknown person who was mother to all of his children except Ephraim Cannon Jr.
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184, Only child of Eleanor and Ephraim was Ephraim Cannon Jr
[S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 84
[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S165] Estate Records of Ephraim Cannon, Newberry County, SC, Box 25, Estate 9, Medium: Microfilm, Newberry Co SC, Box 25, Est 9
[S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 43
[S73] George Leland Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina: Historical & Genealogical Annals, p. 204
[S28] N. Louise Bailey, Mary L. Morgan, Carolyn R. Taylor, Biographical Directory of the South Carolina Senate 1776-1985, Source Medium: Book, Vol I, p. 268
[S210] Will of John Cannon, dtd 4 Oct 1762, Craven County, South Carolina, prvd 4 Apr 1763, Charleston Probate Court, Wills 1750-1771, pp 231-232
[S74] Newberry County, South Carolina Deeds, B-225, Source Medium: Microfilm, (Deeded much of this survey in 1783 to son, David Cannon)
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184
[S165] Estate Records of Ephraim Cannon, Newberry County, SC, Box 25, Estate 9

Family Explorer

Eleanor Paden

F, #289, (Sep 1734 - 1805)

Family 1: John Caldwell (Oct 1733 - 1778)

Son	Joseph Caldwell ( - aft 1805)
Son	James Caldwell ( - aft 1805)
Son	David Caldwell ( - aft 1805)

Family 2: Ephraim Cannon, I, (1737 - 1803)

Son	Ephraim Cannon, Jr ( - Apr 1818)

Biography

Birth	Sep 1734	Eleanor Paden was born in Sep 1734 in Ireland.¹
Marriage	1754	John Caldwell and she were married in 1754.²
Marriage	aft 1778	Ephraim Cannon, I, and she were married aft 1778.^3,4
Death	1805	She died in 1805 at age ~71.¹

Person Source

Eleanor Paden had person sources.^2,5,6,1

Last Edited

25 Aug 2019

Citations

[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184
[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184, Only child of Eleanor and Ephraim was Ephraim Cannon Jr
[S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 84
[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S28] N. Louise Bailey, Mary L. Morgan, Carolyn R. Taylor, Biographical Directory of the South Carolina Senate 1776-1985, Source Medium: Book, Vol I, p. 268, Gives first name of Eleanor

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John Cannon, III

M, #292, (1760 - 1808)

Parents

Father	Ephraim Cannon, I (1737 - 1803)
Mother	? ? ( - bef 1778)

Biography

Birth	1760	John Cannon, III, was born in 1760.¹
Marriage	1786	He and Sarah Johnston were married in 1786.¹
Death	1808	He died in 1808 at age ~48.¹

Person Source

John Cannon, III, had person sources.^2,3

Last Edited

25 Aug 2019

Citations

[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S165] Estate Records of Ephraim Cannon, Newberry County, SC, Box 25, Estate 9, Medium: Microfilm

Family Explorer

Rachel Cannon

F, #293, ( - abt 1827)

Parents

Father	Ephraim Cannon, I (1737 - 1803)
Mother	? ? ( - bef 1778)

Biography

Marriage	bef 1802	John English and Rachel Cannon were married bef 1802.^1,2
Marriage	bet 1803 and 1822	? Riley and she were married bet 1803 and 1822.^3,2
Death	abt 1827	She died abt 1827.²

Person Source

Rachel Cannon had person sources.^1,4

Last Edited

9 Dec 2016

Citations

[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184
[S165] Estate Records of Ephraim Cannon, Newberry County, SC, Box 25, Estate 9, Medium: Microfilm

Family Explorer

Rebecca Cannon, II

F, #294, ( - 1820)

Parents

Father	Ephraim Cannon, I (1737 - 1803)
Mother	? ? ( - bef 1778)

Biography

Marriage	bef 1802	Leonard Suber and Rebecca Cannon, II, were married bef 1802.^1,2,3
Death	1820	She died in 1820.⁴

Person Source

Rebecca Cannon, II, had person sources.^3,4

Last Edited

25 Sep 2020

Citations

[S117] Sandra J. Lee, Will Book L, Newberry County, South Carolina, Source Medium: Book, p. 8
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184
[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript

Family Explorer

Jeen Cannon

F, #295, ( - aft 1822)

Parents

Father	Ephraim Cannon, I (1737 - 1803)
Mother	? ? ( - bef 1778)

Biography

Marriage	abt 1802	Samuel Maffett and Jeen Cannon were married abt 1802.^1,2
Death	aft 1822	She died aft 1822.³

Note		The Cannon History referred to her as Jane and Fanny.
Person Source		Jeen Cannon had person sources.³

Last Edited

15 May 2020

Citations

[S117] Sandra J. Lee, Will Book L, Newberry County, South Carolina, Source Medium: Book, p. 8
[S119] Will of Ephraim Cannon, dtd 11 Dec 1802, prvd 2 May 1803, Newberry SC Probate Court, Box 25, Estate 9, Source Medium: Official Document
[S141] Jean E. Blackmon, Early Land Grants & Landowners Along Bush River & Beaver Dam Branch in Newberry Co SC, p 184

Family Explorer

John Cannon, Sr

M, #296, (1712 - 1763)

Family:

Son	John Cannon, Jr
Son	James Cannon, I ( - aft 1762)
Daughter	Mary Cannon, I ( - aft 1762)
Daughter	Agnes Cannon ( - aft 1762)
Son	Samuel Cannon, I+ (1735 - 1791)
Son	Ephraim Cannon, I+ (1737 - 1803)
Daughter	Susannah Cannon (abt 1740 - aft 1762)
Daughter	Margaret Cannon (aft 1741 - aft 1762)
Daughter	Rebecca Cannon, I (aft 1741 - aft 1762)

Biography

Birth	1712	John Cannon, Sr, was born in 1712.¹
Death	1763	He died in 1763 at age ~51 in South Carolina.^2,3

Note		Some researchers believe that John Cannon came to colonies as an indentured servant at age 18. (Research by Mrs. Whitfield of Dallas, Tx). This may explain why he did not get a land grant until age of 38 and spent first years in city of Charleston. I have no documentation about this.
Religion		John Cannon, Sr, was Quaker, member of Charleston and Bush River Meetings.⁴
Person Source		He had person sources.⁵
Property	28 Mar 1750	He owned 550 acres in the Dutch Fork area secured through a land grant surveyed and certified on 28 Mar 1750 in Newberry District, South Carolina. The land was located between the Broad and Saludy Rivers on Cannon Creek and bordered by vacant land on all sides. (Precept dtd 6 Feb 1749, 550 acres surveyed and certified 28 Mar 1750)^6,7
Will	4 Oct 1762	He signed a will on 4 Oct 1762 in Craven County, South Carolina.³

Last Edited

9 Feb 2021

Citations

[S33] Yancey J. Dickert, Cannon History, 1994, Source Medium: Manuscript
[S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, pp 43, 84
[S210] Will of John Cannon, dtd 4 Oct 1762, Craven County, South Carolina, prvd 4 Apr 1763, Charleston Probate Court, Wills 1750-1771, pp 231-232
[S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 43
[S186] William F. Medlin, Quaker Families of South Carolina & Georgia, p 84
[S211] Carl W. Nichols, The Dutch Fork: An Atlas of the Dutch Fork of Newberry District, SC
[S235] Land Plats, South Carolina State Archives, Colonial Plat Books, Series S213184, Vol 5, p 278