Benjamin ELLIOT

- 1786

• Name	Benjamin ELLIOT  [1]
  Birth	Berkeley, South Carolina   [1]
  Gender	Male
  _UID	E2B4C9440F04415898EF3EAC67C952296B7D
  Death	15 Jan 1786	St. Paul's Paris, Colleton, South Carolina
  Person ID	I6960	Singleton and Related Families
  Last Modified	8 Feb 1999

  
  

  Father	Thomas ELLIOT   d. 1738, Berkeley, South Carolina
  _UID	AC70DE2EFEB14E6D86294E3D44E9A6EE8D87
  _UID	AC70DE2EFEB14E6D86294E3D44E9A6EE8D87
  Family ID	F2760	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Mary ODINGSELL,   b. South Carolina d. Nov 1760, South Carolina
  Marriage	22 Feb 1750
  _UID	08CBCF95EA1F4A99AFC44292135A122A13BC
  _UID	08CBCF95EA1F4A99AFC44292135A122A13BC
  Children	1. Thomas Odingsell ELLIOT,   b. 1757, Berkeley, South Carolina d. 1797, South Carolina (Age 40 years)   2. Charles ELLIOT,   b. Berkeley, South Carolina d. Berkeley, South Carolina   3. Isabella ELLIOT,   b. Berkeley, South Carolina d. Berkeley, South Carolina   4. Benjamin ELLIOT,   b. Berkeley, South Carolina d. Berkeley, South Carolina
  Family ID	F2692	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	23 Mar 2026

  
  

  Family 2	Amarinthia SMITH,   b. South Carolina d. South Carolina
  _UID	20C55A09EF4F45CCA99E9E34E61EC023974A
  _UID	20C55A09EF4F45CCA99E9E34E61EC023974A
  Children	1. Benjamin ELLIOT,   b. Berkeley, South Carolina d. South Carolina   2. ELLIOT,   b. South Carolina d. South Carolina
  Family ID	F3433	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	23 Mar 2026

  
  

• Notes

  He's a grandson of Wm. Elliott.Elected to the Royal Assemblies from St. Andrew in the 20th (1751-1754) and the 27th (1765-1768) Subsequently, he served St.Paul in the 27th thru the 31st (1772). Hewas one ofthe "Unanimous 26" who on 19 Nov 1768 voted to consider the MA Circular Letter which resulted in the dissolution of the Assembly. He was a firm advocate in the fledgling United States and served on both the Provinicial congresses and the First General Assembly.

  
  

• Sources

  [S6] Jenkins Gedcom File E-mail - tjjenkins4@juno.com.