See Vol. 25, No. 1 of the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical
Magazine for a thorough discussion of the Bond, Carne, Lempriere families
and their connections.

Lynn Teague
[email protected]

On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, ELIZABETH RUSSO wrote:

 Anyone familiar with any of the names mentioned below?
> 
> WILL OF JOHN BOND RANDELL, St. James Parish, Santee, planter.
> 
> Wife:  Elizabeth, all that we have used in "the Family wither at Cainhoy
> or Wambaw" (except desk and bookcase belonging to estate of my late
> friend Mr. I'on..)  Sister:  Caroline VANS.  Mother: [not named]. 
> Aunt:  _____ CARNE, now COFFIE.  Mentions:  to SAMUEL WARREN, my fouling
> piece and my writing case, the case contains papers of very great
> consdquence to my estate; at sale of property of GEORGE PADDON BOND, my
> desceased uncle, to obtain shares of that property belonging to my 
> mother and to aunt CARNE, now COFFIE, I purchased the Mill Plantation
> with the Bay Ocean tract adjoining and gave to my aunt by Bond with
> mortgage (now in Mr. I'On's papers) for her half of that purchase; my
> mother has since given me 1/3 of that she became entitled to in
> Carolina;  mother's sister Mrs. Lempriere; my mother has since died
> intestate leaving myself and 2 other children alive entitling me to 1/3
> of what she possessed; executors to sell my share of plantation at
> public or private slae, but first make an offer to my aunt Coffie;
> legacy left by Mrs. LEMPRIERE to my mother to be sold to Dr. READ; Mill
> plantation; I am entitled to 1/3 part dwelling in Gosport built by my
> father, I give that share to my sister CAROLINE VANS.  
> 
> D. nd. P: 7 Jan. 1800, p.630, Will Book C 1793-1800
> 
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