Singleton and Related Genealogy Pages
A history of many families.
Abt 1758 - 1820 (62 years)| Name | Seaney MAPLES | |
| Birth | Abt 1758 | Camden District, South Carolina  |
| Gender | Female | |
| Also Known As | Seeney Stone | |
| Census | 1790 | Sumter District, South Carolina |
| Census | 1800 | Sumter District, South Carolina |
| Census | 1820 | Sumter District, South Carolina |
| HIST | After her husband died, pre-1792, Seany moved to Sumter District with her family. (Seany and Eusebius probably lived in Camden District on the land granted to him in 1786 on Nasty Branch and the Black River). Seany is listed in the 1800 Sumter District Census. Her son Nicholas Stone is listed on the next page (936). In 1800, Seany still had her family at home with her. Seany Stone is listed in the 1810 SC Sumter District Census as "Laney" Stone, however, if you look at the original census record, the "L" is really an "S" and has been transcribed incorrectly. Saney, Seeny, Seeney and Seany are all different spellings found in various Sumter District records. The name was probably spelled by how it sounded to the enumerator or transcriber. In fact, Seany was probably a nickname and not her real name. Seany must have died between 1810 and 1820. *** The following sell of 140 acres of land to Seeney and James Stone (her son) from Isaac Jackson was recorded in Book No. 3 Page 273 on the 13th February 1794. Isaac Jackson was married to Seeney's daughter, Celia Stone: February 9, 1792: State of South Carolina This indenture made this ninth day of February in year of our Lord one Thousand seven hundred and ninety two and in Seventeenth year of American Independence between Isaac Jackson of Cleare Mount County in Camden District and State afore said of the part and Seeny Stone and James Stone of the other part Witneseth that the said Isaac Jackson for and in consideration of the sum of five pounds Sterling Money have granted bequeathed sold alined remised released and confirmed and by these presents do bargain sell release and confirm unto the said Seeny Stone and James Stone in their actual possession now by venture of a bargain and sell to them here of made for one year by indenture of a lease bearing Date the day next before the day of the date thereof and by force of the statute for transferring of uses into possessions and to their heirs and assigns a certain plantation or tract of land containing one hundred and Forty acres of land situate on the East Side of Nasty Branch waters of Black River in Cleare Mount County and is part of a tract of land containing Six hundred and Forty acres of land granted to Eucebea Stone by William Moultrie, Esq and is recorded in Grant Book MMMM and page 173 under hand of John Vanderville together with all and singular the rights members and ascertains what so ever there unto the said tract or parcel of one hundred and Forty acres of land belonging or in any wise ascertaining and the revision and revisions the remainder and remainders issues and profits of all and singular the profits there of and also all the right title interest possession property ...and demand what so ever ...in law or.. of the said Isaac Jackson of in to or ought of the saide one hundred and Forty acres of land afore said to have and to hold the said one hundred and Forty acres land afore said and premises have by granted and released or mentioned intended to be granted and release unto the said Seaney Stone and James Stone and Thier heirs and assigns for ever and the said Isaac Jackson and his heirs the said tract of one hundred and Forty acres of land and promises unto theSeeney Stone and James Stone their heirs and assigns against the said Isaac Jackson his heirs and every other person what so ever and will warrant and defend in Witness Where of I have here unto set my hand and seal the day and year first above Written. Sealed and Signed and Delivered Isaac Jackson In the presents of Thos. Kalb Thomas Mcelveain February10, 1792: State of South Carolina This indenture made this tenth day of February in year of our Lord one Thousand seven hundred and ninety two and in Seventeenth year of American Independence between Isaac Jackson of Cleare Mount County in Camden District and State afore said of the part and Seeney Stone and James Stone of the same county and state of other part Witneseth that the said Isaac Jackson for and in consideration of the sum of ten shillings to him in hand well and truly paid by the said Seeny Stone and James Stone before the Sealing and Delivering of this presents the ...where of is there by acknowledged he sell unto Seeny Stone and James Stone one tract of land of one hundred and forty acres situate lying and being on the East Side of Nasty Branch Water of Black River in Cleare Mount County and is part of a tract of Land containing Six hundred and fourty acres of land granted to Eusebea Stone by William Moultrie Esq and is recorded in Grant Book MMMM and page 173 together with all and singlar the houses out houses ....buildings barns stables yards gardens orchards woods underwoods timer and timertrees madows pasturs ponds laks fishings ways water watercorses paths paseges libertys privleges profits heriditements rights members and assertainure what so ever there unto belonging or in any wise assertaining and this Revirson or Revirsions Remainder and remainders isures and profits of all and singler the said premises and of .... every part and parsel there of to have and to hold the said track of land containing one hundred and forty acres land and all and singular other the premises there in before mentioned or intended to be there by released with these and evry of .... rights member and assertainence unto the saide Seeny Stone and James Stone their heirs and assigns from the day next before the day of the date of these presents for and during the time of one year from thence insuing and fully to be completed and ended yelding and paying there fore unto the said Isaac Jackson his heirs or asigns the rent of one year come on the last day of the said time if the same shall be lawfully demanded to the intent and proposs that by virtue of these presents and of the statute for transfering uses into posseion of the said Seeny Stone and James Stone may be there by ..... by being in the actual possion of the presneses accepte and take a given hand and .... of the .... and in heritance there of to them and their heirs for every by inden.... baring Date the day next after the day of the date of these presents for Witness Where of the said Isaac Jackson to these presents his hand and Seal hath Set the day and year first above Writen. Sealed and Signed and Delivered Isaac Jackson In the presents of Thos. Kale Thomas Mcelvain | |
| _UID | 324CF058DC384DD2805D783D04B22F49B9A1 | |
| Death | BET. 1810 - 1820 | Sumter District, South Carolina |
| Burial | Weston - Osteen Cemetery, Concord, Sumter County, South Carolina |
|
| Person ID | I23368 | Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified | 17 Aug 2009 | |
| Father | Thomas MAPLES, Sr., b. Abt 1730, Camden District, Clarendon County, South Carolina | |
| Mother | Mary SANDERS, b. Abt 1730, St. Marks Parrish, Clarendon County, South Carolina d. Abt 1794, Clarendon County, Sumter District, South Carolina (Age 64 years) | |
| Marriage | Abt 1748 | South Carolina [1] |
| _UID | 5B00B7232B4F49C884E7B34E2AB7E86A5FF4 | |
| _UID | 5B00B7232B4F49C884E7B34E2AB7E86A5FF4 | |
| Family ID | F337 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Eusebius STONE, Sr., b. Abt 1740, White Plains, Brunswick County, Virginia d. BET. 1789 - 1792, Camden District, South Carolina (Age 52 years) | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Marriage | Abt 1770 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| _UID | 0352FABEE99B4A7080952F309F05BB2E4C05 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| _UID | 0352FABEE99B4A7080952F309F05BB2E4C05 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Children |
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
| Family ID | F16482 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Last Modified | 3 Jul 2000 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Sources |
|
