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- Sarah became the second wife of Captain James Sinkler of Old Santee Plantation, St Stephen’s Parish. Captain Sinkler married three times. He first married Miss Cahusac, second to Sarah Cantey (same as above) and third to Margaret Cantey, Sarah’s half-sister. Sarah died before Oct. 1780 which was the date of her father’s death. Her husband died before 20 Nov 1800. They had one daughter, Anne Sinkler who married on 10 May 1791, James Burchell Richardson who was the son of General Richard Richardson and his second wife, Dorothea Sinkler. James became Governor of South Carolina from 1802 to 1804.
Source: The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Vol IX
"James Burchell Richardson was born at the family mansion in Craven (now Clarendon) County, SC, Oct 28 1770; son of Gen. Richard and Dorothy (Sinkler) Richardson; and grandson of Charles Richardson. He was chief in command in a campaign against the Indians, and afterward served in the war of the Revolution. James was married to Ann Cantey Sinkler. He engaged in planting and was also a breeder and runner of thoroughbred horses, his name being frequently mentioned in this connection in the Turf Register. He was an active politician, served in both houses of the state legislature, being president of the senate, and was governor of South Carolina, 1802-04.. He died at his mansion, April 28, 1836."
>From South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol.16
At a Court of Equity begun and holden at Kershaw Court House in and for the District of Camden
21 June 1813 Philip Carolan vs Francis Hatton - Bill. Case referred to the Commissioner.
22 February 1814
Philip Carolan v. Francis Hatton - Bill. Case continued at instance of Complainant. See docket.
24th February 1814
James Davis and Philip Carolan & Wife, exors. Benjamin Davis v. James B. Richardson and Charles Richardson, Exors. J. P. Richardson - Bill. Defendants given leave until 15th May next to answer the Bill. In default thereof (page 265) Bill to be taken proconfesso and referred to the Commissioner.
21 June 1814
James Davis and Philip Carolan and his wife v. James B. Richardson and Charles Richardson exors. J. P. Richardson - Bill. On motion of Mr. Levy, solicitor for Defendants, ordered that the order that the
Bill be taken pro confesso be set aside and that the defendants may file their answer.
2 February 1815
James Davis, Philip Carolan & his wife v. Exors. J. P. Richardson - Bill. Rule of reference extended.
2 February 1815
Philip Carolan et ux v. James Davis and Exors. J. P. Richardson - Bill. Referred.
21 February 1815
Philip Carolan v. Francis Hatton - Bill. Referred.
21 February 1815
Philip Carolan et ux v. James Davis and the Exors. of John P. Richardson - Bill. Ordered that the defendants have till tenth of May next to file their answer.
19 June 1815
Philip Carolan v. Francis Hatton - Bill. Settled between the parties.
19 June 1815
James Davis & Philip Carolan and wife v. The Exors. John P. Richardson - Bill. Order of reference extended on cause shewn.
>From South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 17
21 June 1815
Philip Carolan etux v. Exors. J. P. Richardson and James Davis - Bill. Continued by consent.
18 June 1816
Philip Carolan etux v. Exors. John P. Richardson etal - Bill. Case argued on exceptions to the Commissioner's report in part by Capt. Levy for Defendants and Col. Blanding for Complainants.
20 June 1816
Philip Carolan etux v. James Davis etal - Bill. The Commissioner having submitted his report in this case as it respects the Complainant Mary Carolan's administration of the assets of Benjamin Davis deceased, ordered that the same be confirmed. [6, 7]
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1770 - 1836 (65 years)
