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- 1778 DAVIS JAMES Camden Distric SC No Township Listed SC Early Census Index SCS1b927101
1785 DAVIS JAMES Clarendon County SC No Township Listed SC Early Census Index SCS1b927100
1768 DAVIS JAMES Craven County SC No Township Listed SC Early Census Index SCS1b927088
1779 DAVIS JAMES Ninety-sixdis SC To Township Listed SC Early Census Index SCS1b927098
1850 DAVIS JAMES S. Sumter County SC 326 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule SC 1850 Federal Census Index SCS5a438102
Search Terms: DAVIS (75), JAMES (340)
Database: Southern Christian Advocate Marriage Not., 1867-78
Combined Matches: 1
MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1867-1878
Issue of October 11, 1867
On 29th Sept. by the same, Mr. James E. Davis and Miss Anna M., daughter of Capt. Wm. R. Cookroy, all of Clarendon Dist.. S. C.
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume II
Number 1, Winter, 1974
Early Wills of Camden District
SCMAR, Vol. II, Winter 1974, No. 1, p.5
Pages 6-7. Will of James Frierson of St. Marks Parish, Camden District, planter, being sick in body. To my son ( ) Frierson, 250 acres of land near my dwelling house, bought of William Moultrie of Charlestown, being half of a tract of 500 acres between me and James Davis, also 250 acres lying on Little river and great Lake or in Lake (sic), being half of a tract which I had formerly run out for me. To my son William Frierson, 50 acres of land where I now live, also 100 acres adjoining bought of Jared Nielson, likewise 138 acres in the Swamp bought of Jared Neilson, and 250 acres lying on Little river and great Lake or in Lake, being part of a tract as above mentioned. To prevent any Misunderstanding, it is my desire that this last tract, as it is in law, if got or Lost, that the same may be equally shared between my Sons John Frierson and William Frierson. In case of the death of either of my sons, John Frierson or William Frierson, and not married, the survivor may enjoy all the lands. To my Grandson William Carson(?), 2000 pounds currency, to be paid at the age of 21 years. All my moveables and personal estate to be equally divided between my sons John Frierson and William Frierson and my Daughters Susannah Davis, Mary Frierson, & Agnes Frierson, on condition that as my Daughter Susannah Davis, having received more than her equal part, that the sum of 500 pounds currency must be stopt from paying her out of my estate, to make everything equal. John Gamble, James Davis, William Frierson, & my son John Frierson, executors, recommending to their care to see my son William properly educated as the rest of my children have been. 25 Jan. 1780.
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume II
Number 2, Spring, 1974
Early Wills of Camden District (Continued from Vol. 2, p.12.)
SCMAR, Vol. II, Spring 1974, No. 2, p.95
My well beloved wife Susannah, Executrix (During her widowhood & no longer) and Daniel Conyers & John Anderson, and Thomas Osborn, Esqr, & James Davis, Executors. 19 Feb. 1780.
SCMAR, Vol. IV, Spring 1976, No. 2, p.87
To my son James, the plantation and Tract of land whereon I now live, containing 250 acres and known by the name of Engleman's old place, as also 200 acres of land on Sandy River known by the name of Davis's old place, as also 150 acres of Land on Rockey Creek, adjoining Lands whereon Abraham Mayfield now lives.
My sons Amos Davis and James Davis, Executors. (no date).
Wit: C.D. Bradford
Charles Simons
John Davis
SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.222
GAMBLE-DAVIS. William H. Chandler (Rt 1 Box 189, Hemingway, SC 29554) needs ancestry of John Gamble c. c 1716 and living 1776 m. Leah Davis d. 28 Nov 1778 daughter of Capt. David Davis d. 1771 and Mary ? of St. Marks Parish. John Gamble was granted 100 acres on Black River 20 Aug 1767. Jean Gamble dau. of John Gamble and Leah Davis m. 26 Dec 1752 Samuel Neilson b. 1732 d. 1807 of ìOaklawnî, Fork of Black River. Who was Maj. John Gamble of the Revolution? The children of Capt. David Davis and Mary, his wife were: James Davis m. Susannah Frierson; Rachel Davis m. 1st Capt. James McDonald 2nd John Frierson; Leah Davis m. John Gamble; Dorothy Davis m. ? Cantey; Benjamin Davis m. Mary Frierson; Mary Davis and Elizabeth Davis.
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume XIV
Number 4, Fall, 1986
Camden District Equity Journal (Continued from Volume XIV, p.173)
SCMAR, Vol. XIV, Fall 1986, No. 4, p.216
Writ of Partition to the said John Hampton, James McMorris, Benjamin May, James Davis and Philip Pearson to divide the five tracts of land, equally and impartially, between the aforesaid children, to wit, Milly Tolifaro Hogg, daughter of Richard Strauther, Sarah Fort Strauther, Nancy Rachel Strauther, Lucy Strauther and William Strauther, according to the prayer of the said Zachary Hogg. Commissioner to make their report to Richard Lloyd Chamption, Esquire, Commissioner of Camden Equity District, on or before the first Monday in December next. Signed by John Garlington, Esquire, Commissioner in Equity, at Laurens Court House on 12 June 1806, and by the Compts. Solr. who signed his name FARROW. (P. 139) The five commissioners appointed to divide the land were sworn in by Michl Dickert, J. P. of the aforesaid Dist. (name of District left blank) on 17 Oct. 1806. (Michael Dickert lived in Newberry Dist.)
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume XVI
Number 3, Summer, 1988
Camden District Equity Journal (Continued from Vol. XVI, p.96)
Thursday 24th February 1814.
SCMAR, Vol. XVI, Summer 1988, No. 3, p.160
James Davis and Philip Carolan & Wife, exors. Benjn. 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 pro confesso and referred to the Commissioner.
(Page 268) Tuesday 21st June
SCMAR, Vol. XVI, Summer 1988, No. 3, p.162
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.
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