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- Philip is first listed in the 1830 SC Census in Sumter County on page 098. He married Harriet about 1832 but did not stay around very long.
There is a Philips McElven listed in the 1850 Sumter County SC Census. Even though this is the wrong spelling, I believe that this is the same Philip McElveen here. He is on page 350 and his wife, Harriet, is on page 357.
C1850 Sumter District Book ,
#669 Phillip McElveen 54 M Planter $500 and Pervis Rogers 35 M Laborer in the same house. #784 Harriet McElveen 50 F, Martha 17, Dolly 22.
Philip McElveen is listed in the 1870 Sumter District census. He was 75 years old and was a Farmer. The value of his property was Personal $500.00 and Real Estate $1,500.00. He lived with Pervis Rogers, a 50 year old Farmer. Also in the household were Serkey Rogers, 20 year old female keeping house, and Susan Rogers, 1 years old. This is the last census in which Philip is listed.
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Recorded 24th March 1824, Sumter District Deeds, Page 573 & 574
State of So Carolina
Sumter Dist.
Know all men by these presents that I Samuel D. Timmons of Claremont County in the State and District aforesaid ........ and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ....... paid by Phillip McKlvene of Clarendon County in the State & Dist aforesaid have granted bargained sold and released by these presents that plantation parcel or tract of land containing one hundred acres more or less situate near Brierry Branch having such found buttings bounderied marks courses and distances as are represented in a plat thereof hereunto ..... made and certified by William Cantey Esq. Deputy Surveyor on the 11th of January A.D. 1822. Together with all and Singular the rights ........ to the said Phillip McKlevene his heirs and assigns forever.... Samuel D. Timmons
This Sale of Land is followed by the Release of Dower rights by Martha Timmons, the wife of Samuel D. Timmons, on the 19th Day of March 1824. Signed by Joseph Pack, Jr.
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From Winston McElveen, August 11, 1999:
"Here is another document re: Phillip:
"Know all men by these presents that we Stephen Burekett, Philip McElvaine and J. H. Britton are held and firmly bound until W. Lewis, ordinary of and for the District of Sumter in the State of SC aforesaid in the sum of one thousand dollars...to be paid to the said W. Lewis...signed 7th Day of March, 1842.....
"The condition of the above obligation is such that if the above-bound Stephen Burkett, Administrator of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Robert McElvaine, deceased ....."
I had not seen this Robert McElvaine before; must be a brother to Phillip, Burrell, Etc."
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1795 - Aft 1870 (> 76 years)
