1788 - 1799 Jury Lists - Census substitute
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South Carolina First Settlers Colonial
From the Book:
The Jury Lists of South Carolina 1788 - 1779; compiled by Ge Lee Corley Hendrix
and Morn McKoy Lindsay; 1975.
Surnames extracted: Breed / Clark / Collins / Grist / Howard /
Mulky / Thompson / Thomson
Map: SC Backcountry for the 1778 Election Districts
Breed / Clark / Collins / Grist / Howard / Mulky / Thompson / Thomson
| Surname | First name | District or Parish |
| Breed | Avery | Spartan |
| Breed | Joseph | Spartan |
| Clark | Alex | Long Canes area |
| Clark | Alston | East side of Wateree |
| Clark | Bartley | Prince Fredrick |
| Clark | Bartley | Prince George |
| Clark | Henry | Cheraws |
| Clark | Henry | East side of Wateree |
| Clark | Henry | Eastward of Wateree |
| Clark | Henry | Prince George |
| Clark | Henry | Prince George |
| Clark | Henry | Spartan |
| Clark | Henry | Spartan |
| Clark | Henry | Spartan District |
| Clark | James | Edisto Island |
| Clark | James | Edisto Island St. Johns Colleton Co. |
| Clark | Johan | Prince George |
| Clark | Johan | Prince George |
| Clark | John | Btw. Turkey Creek and Savannah River |
| Clark | John | Btw. Turkey Creek and Savannah River |
| Clark | John | East side of Wateree |
| Clark | John | Ninety Six Dist. btw. in fork of Broad and Saluda |
| Clark | John | Spartan |
| Clark | John | Spartan |
| Clark | John | Spartan |
| Clark | Joseph | New Acquisition |
| Clark | Joseph | New Acquisition |
| Clark | Lewis | Little Saludy |
| Clark | Malcolm | Orangeburg District St. Matthew |
| Clark | Malcolm | St. Mathew |
| Clark | Sampson | St. Phillip and St. Michael |
| Clark | Sampson | St. Phillip and St. Michael |
| Clark | Thomas | Little River btw. Broad and Saludy |
| Clark | Thomas | St. George Dorchester |
| Clark | William | Between Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Clark | William | East side of Wateree |
| Clark | William | Little Saludy |
| Clark | William | Long Canes area |
| Clark | William | Spartan |
| Clarke | Henry | Cheraws |
| Collins | Adam | Ninety Six Dist. btw. in fork of Broad and Saluda |
| Collins | Charles | Orangeburg District St. Matthew |
| Collins | Charles | South Fork of Edisto and Savannah River |
| Collins | Hexik | New Acquisition |
| Collins | Isaac | New Acquisition |
| Collins | Joseph | New Acquisition |
| Collins | Joseph | Spartan |
| Collins | Joshau | Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Collins | Moses | Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Collins | Moses | Spartan |
| Collins | Robert | St. Thomas and St. Dennis |
| Collins | William | Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Collins | William | Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Grist | none found | none found |
| Howard | Hill | East side of Watreree |
| Howard | John | Btw. North and South Fork of Ediston River |
| Howard | John | Middle Division btw. Broad and SaludyRivers |
| Howard | John | Saxa Gotha |
| Howard | Nathaniel | Little River btw. Broad and Saludy Rivers |
| Howard | Obidah | Spartan |
| Howard | Peter | East side of Watreree |
| Howard | Peter | Spartan |
| Howard | Robert | St. Phillip and St. Michael |
| Howard | Robert | St. Phillip and St. Michael |
| Howard | Robert | St. Phillip and St. Michael |
| Howard | Seth | Btw. Turkey Creek and Savannah Rivers |
| Mulky | none found | none found |
| Surname | First name | District or Parish |
| Thompson | Abraham | Lower District |
| Thompson | Abraham | Ninety Six |
| Thompson | Alexander | Eastward Wateree Waxaws |
| Thompson | Charles | Lower District |
| Thompson | Charles | Ninety Six |
| Thompson | David | Between Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Thompson | Hugh | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thompson | James | New Acquisition |
| Thompson | James | St. Bartholomew |
| Thompson | James | St. Bartholomew |
| Thompson | James | St. Bartholomew |
| Thompson | James | St. Peter |
| Thompson | James | St. Peter |
| Thompson | John | Eastward Wateree Waxaws |
| Thompson | John | New Acquisition |
| Thompson | John | Prince Frederick |
| Thompson | John | Spartan |
| Thompson | John | Spartan |
| Thompson | John | Spartan |
| Thompson | John | Spartan |
| Thompson | John | Spartan |
| Thompson | John | St. Peter and St. Michael |
| Thompson | John | St. Peter and St. Michael |
| Thompson | John | St. Peter and St. Michael |
| Thompson | John | St. Peter and St. Michael |
| Thompson | Joseph | Cheraw |
| Thompson | Joseph | Lower District |
| Thompson | Joseph | Ninety Six |
| Thompson | Moses | Between Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Thompson | Nathan | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thompson | Nicolas | Between Broad and Catawba Rivers |
| Thompson | Robert | Ninety Six near courthouse |
| Thompson | Robert | Spartan |
| Thompson | Samuel | Ninety Six north of courthouse |
| Thompson | Samuel | Spartan |
| Thompson | Samuel | Spartan |
| Thompson | Samuel | Spartan |
| Thompson | William | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thompson | William | Little Rivers btw. Broad and Saludy |
| Thompson | William | Long Canes and nearby - Ninety Six |
| Thompson | William - Colonel | St. Mathew |
| Thompson | William - merchant | Prince William |
| Thomson | Adam | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thomson | Arch-d | New Acquisition |
| Thomson | George | Prince Frederick |
| Thomson | George | Prince Frederick |
| Thomson | James | St. Bartholomew |
| Thomson | John | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thomson | Joseph Sand. | St. Stephen |
| Thomson | Lewis | St. Mathew |
| Thomson | Matthew | Long Canes and area - Ninety Six |
| Thomson | Matthew | Long Canes and area - Ninety Six |
| Thomson | Nathan | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thomson | William | Eastward of the Wateree |
| Thomson | William | Prince Frederick |
| Thomson | William | Prince Frederick |
| Thomson | William - Colonel | St. Mathew |
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Note for Union County, South Carolina: Edwards, “N.C. Materials,” in N.C. Hist. Rev. VII, 384; Crozer MS, pp. 38-41, Furman MS, pp. 42-3; the Furman manuscript gives 1759, the Crozer manuscript 1760, as the date of migration and organization of Broad River Church; of the thirteen members of the group going on to Fairforest none seemingly obtained a survey or grant on Broad River; Philip Mulkey had a survey of 400 acres made Dec. 9, 1762, In the fork between Broad and Saluda Rivers on Fairforest Creek, a branch of Tyger River (Plats, VII, 364) confirmed to him by grant of June 7, 1763; he later bought land in the section which came to S.C. by exchange with N.C. in 1772, on the south side of Tyger River which was resurveyed by South Carolina in 1773 (Memorials, VI, 144; XIII, 456; CJ, Nov. 9, 1764); Joseph Breed had surveyed July 15, 1765, 100 acres on a branch of Fairforest Creek on the road to Wofford’s ford (Plats, VIII, 57); Benjamin Gist 500 acres on Fairforest Creek at the mouth of a branch called Sugar Creek Mar. 5, 1768 (Ibid., IX, 215); Charles Thompson 200 acres on the north side of Tyger River Oct. 12, 1765 (Ibid., X, 166); Thomas Thompson 150 acres on the north side of Tyger River touching Charles Thompson’s land Oct. 21, 1772 (Ibid., XX, 337); Obediah Howard 450 acres on branches of Fairforest and Sugar Creek on Feb. 17, 1773 (Ibid., XVII, 113); no plats were found for Stephen Howard or Rachel Collins, who, together with those above and the wives of Philip Mulkey, Joseph Breed, Benjamin Gist, Stephen Howard, and Obediah Howard, made up the thirteen constituents. Source: South Carolina Baptists, 1670 - 1805 A group of Separate Baptists arrived from North Carolina and settled on Broad River in 1759 and incorporated into a church. In 1762, the congregation moved up Fairforest Creek to the Dining Creek area in southwestern Union County. The Fairforest Baptist Church was the first Baptist church in the South Carolina up-country, and is the mother church of many up-country Baptist churches. Families in this group included: Philip MULKEY, Obediah and Stephen HOWARD, Benjamin GIST, Charles and Thomas THOMPSON, Joseph BREED, and Rachel COLLINS. From South Carolina Baptists, 1670 - 1805, Thompsons mentioned in the book are: Benjamin, Charles, Elizabeth, Sarah, Sister, Thomas, and Abigail-Thomson, Beatrix-Thopson, Joseph-Thomson, Joseph-Thomson, and Moses - Thomson. |
An ordinance was passed in SC in 1779 requiring the governor to publish
proclamations calling for people who had joined the British to return to SC
or
face confiscation of their properties. Two proclamations were published:
8 November 1779 and one dated 16 December 1779:
| Surname | Given name | Proclamation Date |
| Barton | Benjamin | 8 November 1779 |
| Barton | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Bishop | Abner | 8 November 1779 |
| Bishop | Elijah | 8 November 1779 |
| Bishop | Goulding | 8 November 1779 |
| Boyd | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Brutcher | Arthur | 8 November 1779 |
| Busbe | Miles | 8 November 1779 |
| Dalrymple | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Daugherty | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Daugherty, Jr. | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Dawkins | Geo. | 8 November 1779 |
| Dayly, Jr. | Alexander | 8 November 1779 |
| Dayly, Sr. | Alexander | 8 November 1779 |
| Elison | Thomas | 8 November 1779 |
| Fady | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Ferham | Hugh | 8 November 1779 |
| Fowler | Richard | 8 November 1779 |
| Fridig | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Gelge | Abraham | 8 November 1779 |
| Gray | Isaac | 8 November 1779 |
| Green | Henry | 8 November 1779 |
| Griggory | Benjamin | 8 November 1779 |
| Griggory | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Harvey | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Hasten | Henry | 8 November 1779 |
| Heipe | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Hunter | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Kuzner | Nathan | 8 November 1779 |
| Layne | Edward | 8 November 1779 |
| Livingston | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Livingston | Martin | 8 November 1779 |
| Mahon | John | 8 November 1779 |
| McLellen | Charles | 8 November 1779 |
| Murphy | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Murphy | Wm. | 8 November 1779 |
| Nealy | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Nealy, Jr. | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Niveld | Tho. | 8 November 1779 |
| Otway | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Proctor | Samuel | 8 November 1779 |
| Reas | David | 8 November 1779 |
| Richoater | Frederick | 8 November 1779 |
| Sleice | Conrad | 8 November 1779 |
| Speirgen | John | 8 November 1779 |
| Suber | Christopher | 8 November 1779 |
| Suber | Gotleb | 8 November 1779 |
| Teniseley | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Thompson | Wm. | 8 November 1779 |
| Wright | James | 8 November 1779 |
| Second notice | Date | |
| Adington | James | 16 December 1779 |
| Beley | David | 16 December 1779 |
| Beley | Zachariah | 16 December 1779 |
| Benson | William | 16 December 1779 |
| Coller | Barnet | 16 December 1779 |
| Colman | Christopher | 16 December 1779 |
| Colman | Robert | 16 December 1779 |
| Cunningham | William | 16 December 1779 |
| Davis, Sr. | Philip | 16 December 1779 |
| Deper | William | 16 December 1779 |
| Emory | John | 16 December 1779 |
| Foullous | Joshua | 16 December 1779 |
| Hemes | Randall | 16 December 1779 |
| Hillon | Nathaniel | 16 December 1779 |
| Hils | John | 16 December 1779 |
| Holmes | Wm. | 16 December 1779 |
| Jackson | Thomas | 16 December 1779 |
| Jirs, Sr. | Edward | 16 December 1779 |
| Langston | Josiah | 16 December 1779 |
| Lee | Bazil | 16 December 1779 |
| Lee | William | 16 December 1779 |
| Lee, Jr. | William | 16 December 1779 |
| Mayfield | Stephen | 16 December 1779 |
| McNilk | Daniel | 16 December 1779 |
| Medool | Benjamin | 16 December 1779 |
| More | David | 16 December 1779 |
| More | George | 16 December 1779 |
| Mosley | John | 16 December 1779 |
| Plumer | Daniel | 16 December 1779 |
| Poston | Timothy | 16 December 1779 |
| Potts | John | 16 December 1779 |
| Powell | Jacob | 16 December 1779 |
| Powell | Robert | 16 December 1779 |
| Smith | Samuel | 16 December 1779 |
| Spanoson | Aaron | 16 December 1779 |
| Tubnure | John | 16 December 1779 |
| Weedingham | Credily | 16 December 1779 |
| Wells | Elijah | 16 December 1779 |
| Wood | William | 16 December 1779 |
| Young | Barnet | 16 December 1779 |