Another reason to build single houses in the Charleston style--the lots
were sometimes only 28 feet wide! (Hardly enough for trailer.  Maybe a
smoked oyster stand?)

[Note:  FRANCIS PAGETT was my 8x grandmother's second husband.]
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Book Ba, p. 1		JOHN HUTCHINSON, apothecary, of Charleston, SC
20 & 21 Dec. 1720	and ANNE his wife to FRANCIS PAGETT, planter,
L & R			of Berkeley Co., for L 1200 current SC money, 			1/2 of a
quarter part of a town lot #27 in
Charleston on a neighborhood alley running from Bay St. by the houses of
JOHN BUCKLEY, DR. JOHN THOMAS nad THOMAS HEPWORTH's corner house;
bounding S 28 ft. on the alley, W on ELISHA PRIOLEAU; E 85 ft. 10 in. on
THOMAS LAMBOLL; N on ELISHA PRIOLEAU's lot.  Witnesses:  THOMAS
HEPWORTH, ROBERT HUME.  Before SAM EVELEIGH.  R. YONGE, Register.

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