Swink Family History

Ancestors of Ralph B. Swink, Sr

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Sarah Jeanette Bishop

F, #255, (1832 - 1910)

Parents

FatherThomas Bishop (abt 1782 - 1864)
MotherMary Burns (bet 1789 and 1792 - 1864)

Biography

Birth1832Sarah Jeanette Bishop was born in 1832 in South Carolina. The 1850 census lists her birth year abt 1836.1
Death1910She died in 1910 at age ~78 in Alabama.1
Person SourceSarah Jeanette Bishop had person sources.2,3,4
Census1850She appeared in the census in 1850 in Union County, South Carolina.4
Census1860She appeared in the census in 1860 at living in home of her brother Samuel with her parents in Franklin County, Alabama.3
Last Edited14 May 2020

Citations

  1. [S58] Find A Grave.com, Source Medium: Internet, Memorial #122556282
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, pp 26-27
  3. [S10] 1860 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M653, Roll 10, p 717, Image: 179
  4. [S8] 1850 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M432, Roll 859, p 18A, Image: 285.

Emily Gray

F, #257, (abt 1831 - )

Parents

FatherJesse Gray (1785 - 11 Nov 1868)
MotherMartha Bishop (abt 1780 - 26 Feb 1838)

Biography

Birthabt 1831Emily Gray was born abt 1831.1,2
Marriageaft 1850Benjamin Little and she were married aft 1850. Living at home in 1850 census1,2
Person SourceEmily Gray had person sources.2,3,1
Census1850She appeared in the census in 1850 at in the house of her father in Laurens County, South Carolina.1
Last Edited23 May 2019

Citations

  1. [S8] 1850 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M432, Roll 855, p 259A, Image 118.
  2. [S25] Sara M. Nash, Ancestors & Descendants: Nash, Gray, etc., Source Medium: Book, p 108
  3. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, p 23

Walter Scott Gray

M, #258, (3 May 1852 - 3 Dec 1913)

Parents

FatherHezekiah (Ezekiah) Gray (5 Sep 1806 - 27 Nov 1854)
MotherAnn Caroline Ragsdale (1819 - 1880)

Family: Emma M. Swink (14 Jan 1858 - 24 Sep 1909)

SonIsadore Walter ("Izzie") Gray+
SonWade H. Gray
SonJonas Perry Gray+ (3 Aug 1880 - 5 Nov 1954)
Gray, Walter Scott - Tombstone - 1913

Biography

Birth3 May 1852Walter Scott Gray was born on 3 May 1852 in Laurens County, South Carolina.1,2
Death3 Dec 1913He died on 3 Dec 1913 at age 61 in Woodruff, Spartanburg County, South Carolina.1,3,4
Burial1913He was buried in 1913 at Bethel Cemetery in Woodruff, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. Note: According to the Family Journal of the Gray Reunions, burial was a private plot adjoining Bethel Cemetery1
Person SourceWalter Scott Gray had person sources.5,1,6,7
Last Edited14 Jun 2019

Citations

  1. [S111] Tombstone, Source Medium: Tombstone
  2. [S56] Emmie Marguerite Tolbert, Family Journal of the Gray Reunions for 1937 & 1938, Source Medium: Book, 1938: p. 16
  3. [S56] Emmie Marguerite Tolbert, Family Journal of the Gray Reunions for 1937 & 1938, 1938: p. 16
  4. [S152] Obituary of Walter Scott Gray, Spartanburg Herald, 4 Dec 1913, p 5
  5. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, p 27
  6. [S56] Emmie Marguerite Tolbert, Family Journal of the Gray Reunions for 1937 & 1938, 1938: p. 17
  7. [S31] Application for Membership, DAR, by Emma Swink Gray (Member #21334), 1897, Copy courtesy of Neal Crotwell Posey, Source Medium: Manuscript

William ("Big Bill") Bishop

M, #259, (abt 1600 - abt 1650)

Family: ? Mack

SonSam Mack Bishop+ (bef 1627 - )

Biography

Birthabt 1600William ("Big Bill") Bishop was born abt 1600 in Ireland.1
Deathabt 1650He died abt 1650.2
NoteFamily history has William Bishop as the first ancestor of the Bishop line that eventually settled in the Union District of South Carolina to arrive in the American colonies.
OccupationWilliam ("Big Bill") Bishop was a mechanic & landowner. William owned land and employed tenants to farm. He left his heirs large holdings of valuable land.3
DescriptionHe was described as strong, tall, and wiry.4
Person SourceHe had person sources.4
Emigration1627He emigrated in 1627 from Ireland. He landed in Jamestown, Virginia via British ship with wife and children.4
Last Edited14 May 2020

Citations

  1. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, pp 8-9, Arrived in Virginia in 1627 with wife and children
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 11-12, died short time before executions of King Charles I
  3. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 8-9, 12
  4. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 8-9

Sam Mack Bishop

M, #260, (bef 1627 - )

Parents

FatherWilliam ("Big Bill") Bishop (abt 1600 - abt 1650)
Mother? Mack

Family:

SonNathaniel ("Nat") Bishop+ (abt 1662 - )

Biography

Birthbef 1627Sam Mack Bishop was born bef 1627 in Ireland.1
NoteMack was either his mother's family name or part of the family name.
OccupationSam Mack Bishop was a builder of warehouses, barges, etc & landowner.2
Person SourceHe had person sources.3
Emigration1627He emigrated in 1627 from Ireland at and landed in Jamestown Va with his father and mother.1
Last Edited17 May 2019

Citations

  1. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, p 9
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, p 12
  3. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, p 10

Nathaniel ("Nat") Bishop

M, #261, (abt 1662 - )

Parents

FatherSam Mack Bishop (bef 1627 - )

Family:

SonThomas Bishop+ (1690 - )

Biography

Birthabt 1662Nathaniel ("Nat") Bishop was born abt 1662 in Virginia.1
DeathHe died in Virginia.1
OccupationNathaniel ("Nat") Bishop was a Farmer growing tabacco & cereals.2
Person SourceHe had person sources.1
Last Edited17 May 2019

Citations

  1. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, p 9
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, p 10

Thomas Bishop

M, #262, (1690 - )

Parents

FatherNathaniel ("Nat") Bishop (abt 1662 - )

Family:

SonAbsalom Thomas Bishop, Sr+ (1730 - 1807)

Biography

Birth1690Thomas Bishop was born in 1690 in Virginia.1
Marriage1729He was married in 1729.2
DeathHe died in Virginia.1
OccupationThomas Bishop was a partner in group that established grist mills on tributaries of James & Potomac Rivers in Virginia.1
OccupationThomas Bishop was a farmer - owned plantation of about 3000 acres, growing tobacco, corn & wheat.3
Person SourceHe had person sources.1
Last Edited17 May 2019

Citations

  1. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, pp 8-9
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 8-9, Married the daughter of his business partner in 1729.
  3. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 8-9, 13

Martha ("Marthy") Greene

F, #263, (abt 1750 - )

Parents

FatherNathan Greene ( - 1781)

Family: Absalom Thomas Bishop, Sr, (1730 - 1807)

SonAbsalom Bishop, Jr+ (1772 - )
DaughterMartha Bishop+ (abt 1780 - 26 Feb 1838)
SonNathan Bishop (1780 - bef 1820)
SonThomas Bishop+ (abt 1782 - 1864)
DaughterRebecca Bishop (abt 1790 - )

Biography

Birthabt 1750Martha ("Marthy") Greene was born abt 1750.1
Marriage1767Absalom Thomas Bishop, Sr, and she were married in 1767 in Halifax County, North Carolina.2
ReligionMartha ("Marthy") Greene was Quaker.1
Person SourceShe had person sources.3,4
Misc1767She rode horses and fired guns in 1767.1
Last Edited18 May 2019

Citations

  1. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, pp 14-17
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, 17
  3. [S117] Mamie Lee Mabry, Union County Heritage 1981, Source Medium: Book, p 30, Article 78 (Lyles Gordon & Margaret Barnett Bishop)
  4. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 14-17, 22

Jesse Bishop

M, #266, (28 Feb 1819 - 21 May 1896)

Parents

FatherThomas Bishop (abt 1782 - 1864)
MotherMary Burns (bet 1789 and 1792 - 1864)

Family 1: Hannah Williams ( - bef Nov 1854)

SonJames Bishop (abt 1844 - abt 1865)
DaughterMadora A. ("Dora") Bishop (15 Mar 1849 - 29 Mar 1927)
DaughterMartha Bishop (11 Jul 1852 - 4 Dec 1920)

Family 2: Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Campbell (6 Sep 1829 - 4 Aug 1872)

SonThomas Jefferson Bishop (5 Dec 1855 - 24 Jan 1941)
DaughterNancy Bishop (abt 1857 - bef 1870)
DaughterMargaret Elizabeth ("Maggie") Bishop+ (13 Jan 1859 - 20 Mar 1929)
SonJesse G Bishop (26 Sep 1860 - 7 Mar 1921)
SonJohn Wesley Bishop (4 Jan 1863 - 15 Mar 1950)
DaughterLena E Bishop (17 Jun 1865 - 6 Jun 1945)

Family 3: Caroline Campbell (30 Jul 1842 - 22 Sep 1876)

DaughterCatherine M. ("Kate") Bishop (abt 1874 - )
Bishop, Jesse - Tombstone - 1896

Biography

Birth28 Feb 1819Jesse Bishop was born on 28 Feb 1819 in South Carolina.1
Marriage11 Feb 1843He and Hannah Williams were married on 11 Feb 1843.2,3
Marriage30 Nov 1854He and Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Campbell were married on 30 Nov 1854 in Union County, South Carolina.4
Marriage1 Dec 1872He and Caroline Campbell were married on 1 Dec 1872 in Union County, South Carolina.5
Marriage18 Dec 1877He and Mary T. Goodwin were married on 18 Dec 1877 in Union County, South Carolina.6
Death21 May 1896He died on 21 May 1896 at age 77 in South Carolina.7,8
Burial1896He was buried in 1896 at Fair Forest Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Jonesville, Union County, South Carolina.7
Person SourceJesse Bishop had person sources.9,10
Census1850He appeared in the census in 1850 in Union County, South Carolina.11
Census1860He appeared in the census in 1860 in Jonesville, Union County, South Carolina.12
Occupation1860In 1860 Jesse Bishop was a farm manager.12
Census1870He appeared in the census in 1870 in Jonesville, Union County, South Carolina.13
Occupation1870In 1870 Jesse Bishop was a farmer.13
Census1880He appeared in the census in 1880 in Jonesville, Union County, South Carolina.14
Occupation1880In 1880 Jesse Bishop was a farmer.14
Misc12 Mar 1897He had died and some of the heirs of his estate decided to deed land to their sister and step-daughter, Kate M. Bishop, on 12 Mar 1897 in Union County, South Carolina. Margaret E. Swink, Dora A. Becknell, Martha Whitlock, J. W. Bishop, Lena E. Whitlock, and step-mother Mary T. Bishop deeded land received from estate of Jesse Bishop to his youngest daughter, Kate M. Bishop. Deeded 97 acres in Union County. Dora Becknell, Martha Whitlock, Lena Whitlock, & Mary Bishop signed in Union County. Margaret E. Swink signed in Spartanburg County, and J. W. Bishop signed in Alachua County, Fl.15
Last Edited20 Oct 2019

Citations

  1. [S111] Tombstone, Source Medium: Tombstone, Date given as Feb 29, 1819 but that was not a leap year.
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, pp 26-27, last name Williams
  3. [S122] Tommy J. Vaughan & Michael Bicknell, Union County SC Marriage Records, Source Medium: Book, p 179
  4. [S122] Tommy J. Vaughan & Michael Bicknell, Union County SC Marriage Records, p. 140
  5. [S122] Tommy J. Vaughan & Michael Bicknell, Union County SC Marriage Records, p 143
  6. [S122] Tommy J. Vaughan & Michael Bicknell, Union County SC Marriage Records, p 145
  7. [S111] Tombstone
  8. [S119] Tommy J. Vaughan, Union County SC Death Notices, Source Medium: Book, p. 81
  9. [S46] Death Certificate of Margaret E. Bishop Swink, Source Medium: Official Document, Certificate number: 5428, Cause of death: Angina Pictoris, 2 years duration, contributory cause – chronic myocarditis
  10. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 26-27
  11. [S8] 1850 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M432, Roll 859, p 57B, Image: 366
  12. [S10] 1860 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M653, Roll 1227, p 252
  13. [S12] 1870 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M593, Roll 1510, p 463B
  14. [S15] 1880 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series T9, Roll 1242, p. 565
  15. [S164] Union County, South Carolina Conveyances; South Carolina State Archives, BK N32, p 534, 12 Mar 1897, Roll C2224

Nathan Greene

M, #267, ( - 1781)

Family:

DaughterMartha ("Marthy") Greene+ (abt 1750 - )

Biography

Death1781Nathan Greene died in 1781 in North Carolina.1
ReligionNathan Greene was Quaker.2
Person SourceHe had person sources.2
Last Edited18 May 2019

Citations

  1. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, Source Medium: Book, pp 18-20
  2. [S26] Allie Bishop Duffie, Ancestral Line of Absalom Bishop, Senior, 1926, pp 14-17

John Gray, Sr

M, #269, (abt 1735 - bet 8 Mar 1806 and 4 Aug 1806)

Family: Ailsie Green (1740 - abt 1795)

SonIssac Gray ( - bef 1820)
SonEphraim Gray ( - bef 1820)
DaughterAilsey Gray (abt 1763 - aft 1820)
SonHezekiah Gray+ (1763 - 28 Dec 1853)
DaughterElizabeth Gray (29 Jan 1765 - 17 Jul 1844)
SonJohn M. Gray (1766 - aft 1820)
SonWilliam Gray (abt 1768 - aft 1820)
SonSeth Gray (bef 1770 - aft 1820)
DaughterJemima (Manima) Gray (abt 1774 - aft 1820)
SonZachariah ("Zack") Gray+ (1783 - 11 Jul 1854)
SonJesse Gray+ (1785 - 11 Nov 1868)

Biography

Birthabt 1735John Gray, Sr, was born abt 1735 in Laurens, South Carolina.1,2,3,4,5
Marriagebef 1761He and Ailsie Green were married bef 1761.6,2
Marriageaft 1787He and Rebecca Bishop were married aft 1787. (According to Emmie Marguerite Tolbert, Family Journal of the Gray Reunions for 1937 & 1938 & Scrapbook: Laurens County ("John Gray, Gentleman"by Wil Lou Gray), John Gray married a woman named Elizabeth after Ailsie's death. No surname given. Did John have two wives after Ailsie died? Probate papers mention a surviving widow & 3 minor children. No names given.)5,7
Deathbet 8 Mar 1806 and 4 Aug 1806He died bet 8 Mar 1806 and 4 Aug 1806 in Union District, South Carolina.8,9,6
Note
Person SourceJohn Gray, Sr, had person sources.4,2,5
MiscHe was descended from ancestors that were Scots-Irish and first settled in Virginia.10
Residencebet 1771 and 1800He lived in Duncan's Creek settlement, South Carolina, bet 1771 and 1800.5,11
Residence6 Aug 1771He lived - obtained a warrant for 200 acres on south fork of Duncan's Creek of Enoree River, Berkeley County (later Laurens County) in South Carolina on 6 Aug 1771. Warrant for survey issued 6 Aug 1771, survey completed 21 Aug 1771, granted 15 May 1772, finalized 1773.
This land was sold in Feb 1784 by John Gray & his wife Ailsey. (Charleston Deed book B-6, pp 245-246)1,5,12
Residenceabt 1776He lived in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina, abt 1776.4,6,13
Militarybet 1780 and 1782He served in the military in South Carolina Militia and supplied provisions bet 1780 and 1782. DAR now has a question as to proof of this service.4,14,3,15,16,17
Miscbet 1780 and 1782He John Gray's home was burned by the Tories bet 1780 and 1782. (Family history relates John Gray had come home just after the birth of his baby. When the Tories arrived, he left the house to hide in the woods. The Tories searched the house & then allowed Ailsie to leave with the baby before they burned it to the ground. The story was passed down by John Gray's son Jesse. )5,2,3,1
Residence1 May 1786He lived - received grant of 325 acres on Duncans Creek of Enoree River in Laurens County, South Carolina, on 1 May 1786.18,1
Property1787He owned property, deed for John Gray and wife Ailsie recorded in Laurens County Court House in 1787 in South Carolina.6,2
Census1800He appeared in the census in 1800 in Laurens County, South Carolina.19
Propertybet 1802 and 1805He owned bet 1802 and 1805 at 352 acres including parts of grants to John Gray 1786 being sold in Laurens District, South Carolina. Deed says John Gray Sr, late of Laurens, now of Union District, selling land on Duncans Creek. His wife, Rebecah, signed her Dower Renunciation.20
ResidenceJun 1802He lived in Union County, South Carolina, in Jun 1802.21,22
Misc6 Mar 1806He transfers ownership of two slaves (Rose abt 26 & Pat abt 11 yrs) to son Jesse Gray as payment of a $400 debt. (Recd 13 Mar 1806) on 6 Mar 1806 in Union District, South Carolina. (Family stories relate that the deed for this transaction was signed in blood from the wrist of John Gray Sr, sealing an agreement that the slaves be freed within seven years. John Gray died a few months later and Jesse Gray freed the two women in the next year.)23,24
Probatebet Aug 1806 and 1809He had his estate probated bet Aug 1806 and 1809 in Union District, South Carolina. Administration papers for Jesse Gray dtd 4 Aug 1806, Estate sale 27 Aug 180625
Probate1820He had his estate probated in 1820 at (Suit filed by John Gray's daughter Alsey Bramblett & husband Reuben Bramblett against Jesse Gray disputing the probate) in Laurens County, Washington Judicial District, South Carolina. Case was thrown out without merit. Alsey & husband did not seem to be aware that John Gray Sr had transferred ownership of two slaves to Jesse in payment of a debt he owed. [Papers did list 9 children of John & Ailsie Gray: Alsey (w/o Reuben Bramblett), John, William, Seth, Zachariah, Hezakiah, Jesse, Elizabeth (w/o Nathan Bramlett), Manima or Jemima (spelled both ways) Bishop (widow)]26
Last Edited23 Jul 2019

Citations

  1. [S99] Laurens County Historical Society & Laurens County Arts Council, Scrapbook: Laurens County, Source Medium: Book, "John and Ailsey Gray" by Sara Mary Nash, pp 200-201
  2. [S56] Emmie Marguerite Tolbert, Family Journal of the Gray Reunions for 1937 & 1938, Source Medium: Book, 1937: p 3
  3. [S98] Bobby Gilmer Moss, Roster of SC Patriots in the American Revolution, Source Medium: Book, p 381
  4. [S32] Applications for Membership, DAR, by Helen Gray Crotwell (Member #569697), Copy courtesy of Neal Crotwell Posey, Source Medium: Manuscript, Working papers for application for John Gray.
  5. [S25] Sara M. Nash, Ancestors & Descendants: Nash, Gray, etc., Source Medium: Book, pp 105-107
  6. [S99] Laurens County Historical Society & Laurens County Arts Council, Scrapbook: Laurens County, "John Gray, Gentleman" by Wil Lou Gray, p 201
  7. [S23] Sara M. Nash, Abstracts of Early Records of Laurens County, SC, Source Medium: Book, p 253, Mentions dower renunciation of Rebecca, wife of John Gray Sr, in sale of Laurens Dist property
  8. [S161] Estate of John Gray, Union District, South Carolina, Reel C1554, Pkg 49, South Carolina State Archives, Administration papers for estate of John Gray issued to Jesse Gray, dtd 4 Aug 1806
  9. [S123] Union District Conveyances, South Carolina, Original Document, Source Medium: Original Document, Roll C2206, Book H, pp. 440-441, dtd 8 Mar 1806, John Gray transfers two Negroes to Jesse Gray to repay debt.
  10. [S56] Emmie Marguerite Tolbert, Family Journal of the Gray Reunions for 1937 & 1938, 1938: p 16
  11. [S23] Sara M. Nash, Abstracts of Early Records of Laurens County, SC, p 21 (Deed Bk B, p 217); p 45 (Deed Bk C, p 185); p 94 (Deed Bk E, p 119); p 109 (Deed Bk E, p 386)
  12. [S160] South Carolina Pre-Revolutionary Land Grant Records, South Carolina State Archives, Plats (Vol 16, p 198), Grants (Vol 25, p 474), Memorials (Vol 11, p 284)
  13. [S22] 1970 Gray Reunion, Source Medium: Manuscript, p. 4
  14. [S99] Laurens County Historical Society & Laurens County Arts Council, Scrapbook: Laurens County, "John and Ailsey Gray" by Sara Mary Nash, pp 200-201, Casey's Militia
  15. [S106] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Source Medium: Book, p 83
  16. [S149] Joseph T. Maddox & Mary Carter, South Carolina Revolutionary Soldiers, Sailors, Patriots, & Dependents, Vol I, p 35
  17. [S165] Salley's Edition of SC Claims Growing out of the Revolution, Books R-T, p 184, #502, Bk S
  18. [S23] Sara M. Nash, Abstracts of Early Records of Laurens County, SC, p 21
  19. [S1] 1800 Census, Source Medium: Microfilm, Series M32, Roll 50, p 26
  20. [S23] Sara M. Nash, Abstracts of Early Records of Laurens County, SC, p 253 (Deed BK H, p 100, dtd 19 Jun 1802 to 3 Aug 1805)
  21. [S25] Sara M. Nash, Ancestors & Descendants: Nash, Gray, etc., p 106
  22. [S23] Sara M. Nash, Abstracts of Early Records of Laurens County, SC, p 253
  23. [S123] Union District Conveyances, South Carolina, Original Document, Roll C2206, Book H, pp 440-441
  24. [S120] Brent Holcomb, Union County SC Deed Abstracts, Source Medium: Book, Vol II, p 137
  25. [S161] Estate of John Gray, Union District, South Carolina, Reel C1554, Pkg 49, South Carolina State Archives
  26. [S162] Washington Judicial District, South Carolina, Pre-1822 Equity Records for Laurens County, Equity Court Case #8, 1820, Reel LR14, Box 9, South Carolina State Archives, Heirs listed: Widow & 3 minor children; Nine children of previous wife: Alsey (w/o Reuben Bramblett), John, William, Seth, Zachariah, Hezakiah, Jesse, Elizabeth (w/o Nathan Bramlett), Manima or Jemima (spelled both ways) Bishop (widow)