South Carolina Ancestors

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Grant, Joseph. Bounty Claim Correspondence, Beaufort, SC, 1864

 

Grant, Joseph. Bounty Claim Correspondence, Beaufort, South Carolina, 1864

Source: Records of the Field Offices for the State of South Carolina, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, 1865–1872 (NARA Micropublication M1910), Reel 22

Names:  Grant, Joseph Williams, Geo. A. Taggard, F.W. Thomas, L. Hawks, D. Zelley, Daniel W. Walter, W.D. Crawford, A.M.L.

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Freedmen's Labor Contract, Myrtle Bush Plantation, Beaufort District, SC, 1867

  Source: Records of the Field Offices for the State of South Carolina, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, 1865–1872 (NARA Micropublication M1910), Reel 60. On February 5, 1867, T.C. Randolph entered into an agreement with freed men and women to cultivate Myrtle Bush Plantation in Beaufort District, South Carolina. You may click on the images below to view the document:

	Freed Men and Women: June Green James Edwards Nancy Jenkins Peter Rivers Peter Brown Henry Singleton Minty Small Lidia West Moll Garrett Israel Haywood Ceasar Johnston Nancy Polite Jenny White Jacob Singleton Sam Dobson Bill Smith George Smith George Smith Jr. Danile (?) Smith Chas Byreson (?) George Heywood	Freed Men and Women: Sampson Cuthbert Jack Gregley Cornelius Sellers Judge Waiters Alick Cohun Harry Walker Robt. Pinckney Julia Jones Becky Jenkins August Goodwine

 

Freedmen's Labor Contract: Middleton's Hobonny Plantation, Beaufort, SC, 1866

 

Source: Records of the Field Offices for the State of South Carolina, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, 1865–1872 (NARA Micropublication M1910), Reel 60.

On March 24, 1866, Williams Middleton, owner of Hobonny Plantation on the Combahee River near Yemassee, Beaufort County, South Carolina, entered into an agreement with freed men and women to cultivate Hobonny Plantation for a portion of the crop. 

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			Freed Men and Women: John Frederick Abraham Brown York Prior Frank Jenkins Bess Ferguson Cornelia Edwards
Freed Men and Women: Judy Ladson Chloe Singleton Jane Singleton Betty Chisolm Betty Ladson Solomon Ladson Balinda Marion Bersheba Marion Matilla McBride Hoscot Main Catharine Prior Boscobill Brown Magdaline Lawrence Nancy Jenkins Lot Jenkins Pompey Smith Cretia White Eliza Enow(?) Tyra Easau Conolly Pender Fieds Ceasar Green March Morgan Prophet Main Isaac McNeal Ned Edwards Sam Main Sampson Morgan Sue Hartly		Freed Men and Women: Hamlin Williamson Pompey Deas Amy Cunnoley Mary Mc Caty Gathers Daphne Brown Franky Brown Bull Fishburn Yanaky Green(?) Isaac Lawrence Molly Powell Rinah Glover Carolina Watson Mary Mc Jr. Toomer Brown Moley Brown Hager Perry Selim White (Foreman)
			Freed Men and Women: John Frederick Abraham Brown York Prior Frank Jenkins Bess Ferguson Cornelia Edwards Judy Ladson Chloe Singleton
Freed Men and Women: Jane Singleton Betty Chisolm Betty Ladson Solomon Ladson Balinda Marion Bersheba Marion Matilla McBride Hoscot Main Catharine Prior Boscobill Brown Magdaline Lawrence Nancy Jenkins Lot Jenkins Pompey Smith Cretia White Eliza Enow(?) Tyra Easau Conolly Pender Fieds Ceasar Green March Morgan Prophet Main Isaac McNeal Ned Edwards Sam Main Sampson Morgan Sue Hartly Mariah Main Bunch Chisolm Sambo Hartly Hamlin Williamson Pompey Deas		Freed Men and Women: Amy Cunnoley Mary Mc Caty Gathers Daphne Brown Franky Brown Bull Fishburn Yanaky Green(?) Isaac Lawrence Molly Powell Rinah Glover Carolina Watson Mary Mc Jr. Toomer Brown Moley Brown Hager Perry Selim White (Foreman)