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Owners Names: Hopkins, Evan
Acres: 200
County or Township: Williamsburg
When survey'd.: —– 4, —–
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[p.222] Broad & Catawba John Buchanan Jno Miles & )(1) Hugh Whitesides )
Micajah Pickett Ferd Hopkins )(1) Anderson Thomas ) Joel McLemore)(1) Jno
Hopkins ) Arthr. B. Ross Jno. Pearson)(1) Ard. Liles ) Isaac Love(2) Andw
Ellison(9)
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At Gowensville, S. C., on Tuesday evening the 7th inst., by S. R. Whitten,
Esq., Mr. James Hopkins to Miss Methurslay Morgan, both of Spartanburg
District. (Ibid.)
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Pp. 357-358: Will of Uriah Goodwyn…to my two brothers Francis Goodwyn and
William Goodwyn, a tract known as Frenchman's pond, 200 acres and all the
pine land on N side Congaree River; to my brothers and Sisters Francis,
Goodwyn, William Goodwyn, Kezia Goodwyn, Amy Goodwyn and Angeline Hicks, all
my personal Estate (except � 100 sterling to Mary Hay)…brothers William and
Francis, Exrs…30 Jan 1786. U. Goodwyn (LS), Wit: I. Martin, John Moore,
William Hopkins.
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Pp. 375-376: Appraisement of the Estate of Uriah Goodwyn Decd., 23rd day of
April 1786. Includes 16 Negroes (named). Total � 675-3-5. Green Rives, Thos
Hutchinson, William Hopkins, appraisers.
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Married on the 2d inst., by the Rev. J. W. McCall, Mr. James H. Hopkins, to
Miss Matilda E. McElroy (Feburary 11, 1848)
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On the same day by the Rev. A. Acker, Mr. Thomas Hopkins to Miss Mary
Gilbert, all of Greenville District. (Ibid.)
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I David Hopkins of Province of S.C.…have appointed…my trusty friend Jonathan
Patterson jr of Lunenburg Co. in Colony of Virginia my true and lawful
attorney…to recover…from Abraham Maury the sum of 100 lbs current money
which now is a suit depending in the court of Lunenburg County…also for him
to sell…a certain tract of land lying in the county of Hanover whereon John
Hopkins dec'd lived and devised in his will to his son William, also to
dispose of a tract of land in Albermarle County lying in the North Garden
joining Thomas Nelson Esq…this 17th October 1770.
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DAVID HOPKINS
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SAYRE-GREEN-FRIPP-ELMES. Harry Titus (P. O. Box 309, Goleta, CA 93116-0309)
would like any information on Jeremiah Sayre's daughter who m. Francis
Hopkins Jr. and he m. Elizabeth Fripp Green of Hilton Head. She was daughter
of Benjamin Green who m. Elizabeth Fripp, Her father was John Fripp Jr. who
m. Martha Elms, both died in St. Helens Parish. Will pay for information.
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Bibliography: Holcomb, Brent H., ed. The South Carolina Magazine of
Ancestral Research, Vol. 13. Columbia, S.C.: SCMAR, 1985.
Writ of Partition issued to Col. Nat Gist, Robt. Stokes, John Greer, Thos.
Lee and Isaac Prince to divide the 100 acs. owned by Timothy Fincher at the
time of his death, land bound by Fincher Gist, Matthew Hopkins, and Tyger
River, allowing the Widow Hannah Fincher 1/3, and the remaining 2/3 to be
equally divided between John H. Smith in right of his wife, Mary, Aaron
Fincher and Timothy T. W. Fincer (blank) of Timothy Fincher, dec'd.. To be
returned to (p. 138) to Court of Common Pleas at Union Court House on 1st
Mon. in Oct. next. Dated 1st Mon. in March 1824. Witness Hon. Elihu Hall
Bay, Assoc. Judge. Signed by Williams & Hoey, Demot Atty.
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On the 5th inst., by Rev. Joseph E. Brown, Mr. John W. Wingate of Claremont
to Miss Louisa Daniels, of Salem, daughter of Hopkins Daniels, all of Sumter
District. (ibid.)
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2. Estate of William Goodwyn the elder also indebted to the Estate of Jesse
Goodwyn, dec'd., for the balance of an account current between them, or sums
advanced and articles furnished on account of said William Goodwyn by said
Jesse Goodwyn in his lifetime and since his death by John Hopkins, one of
the defendants and executor of Jesse Goodwyn's estate, in sum of �294.13.8
1/2. Total amount of debts due from Estate of Wm. Goodwyn, Senr �1194.13.8
1/2.
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(P. 55) Exx Sarah Smith vs Willis Whitaker. Upon affidavit of the Defendant
stating the absence of John Hopkins and Fredk Myers witnesses material to
his defence and who were subpoenaed, Ordered to stand over at his Expense
and that the Complainant have leave to examine these Witnesses de bene esse.
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Will of Jonathan Chadwick of Richland District and State of South
Caorlina.... all my lawful debts and funeral expenses shall be paid out of
the first mony arising from my Estate in any manner whatever, after payment
of my said debts, I lend unto Hester Susannah McRae all my land or Real
Estate during her natural life, also one sorrel mule, two cows & calves, two
two year old yearlings together with their increase, twelve head year old
hogs, three sows & Pigs together with their increase, twenty one head geese,
two beds & furniture, one Sideboard and desk, one spinning wheel, one/ 2
dozen Chairs, one large dish, one half dozen plates & one half dozen cups &
saucers, and one Riding Gig, during her natural life, and at the death of
the above mentioned Hester Susannah McRae, I give and bequeath all the above
mentioned Property both real and personal to the children or heirs of the
body of the said Hester Susannah McRae… I also give and bequeath unto Lydia
Joyner, one brindled Cow and Pided Calf and two pided heifers together with
their increase, and also two sows & pigs together with their increase… to
William Thomas Coleman, one bed and furniture, and also one sow and pigs
together with their increase… to Elizabeth Mary Wilder, one Pot and one
Bedstead… I do hereby nominated constitute and appoint my friends William
Hopkins and James U. Adams my lawful executors, 2 April 1845. Jonathan
Chadwick (LS), Wit: Matthew Jones, Daniel H. Gray, John U. Gray. Filed 19
May 1854 by John R. Brown.
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BUTLER. Connie Hayes (Rt 2 Box 140, Holt, MO 64048) Am studing all southern
Butler families in hopes of tying them together to find my own Joel Butler
and his family. Joel Butler b. 1785 S.C. Where? He married Catharine born
1793 S.C. They resided Lincoln Co. Tenn. 1813-1850. After that Hopkins Co.
Kent. Would like to correspond with any southern Butler researchers.
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HOPKINS-DILL-ROGERS-REYNOLDS-DAVIDSON-ACORD/ACKARD. Sherry Kyle (2701 George
Ct., Rolling Meadows, IL 60008) needs informations on Andrew and Sarah
(Dill) Hopkins and their children: Cynthia b. 1793 S.C. m. Millenton
Reynolds 1814 Rutherford Co. Tenn.; Sarah b. 1800 S.C. m. Robert David
Rogers; Margaret m. a Davidson; Elizabeth m. Jonas Acord/Ackard; John, no
information. Andrew and Sarah Hopkins with their children's families
migrated from Tenn. to southern Illinois around 1818. I have no further
information on Andrew and Sarah Hopkins but will exchange additional
information on the Rogers and Reynolds lines.
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HOPKINS-REYNOLDS. James D. Hynes (1115 Peerless Dr., NW, Cleveland, TN
37311) seeking any information regarding Sudley C. Hopkins and his wife
Margaret Reynolds. According to gravestones Sudley b. 1809 d. 1896; Margaret
b. 1814 d. 1891. According to family legend both b. S.C., married and had
several children there. Then moved to Fayette Co. Ala. mid 1830's where they
had eleven more children; then moved to Dunklin Co. Missouri where they both
died and buried in Elder Cemetery, Dunklin Co.
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Richland District. Subpoena in Equity to Answer. to Joel Adams Senior, Mary
G. Adams, Frances M. Hopkins, John Hopkins & James Hopkins Junior in a Bill
of Complaint there exhibited against you by William Hopkins, Emma T. Hopkins
& Benjamin F. Hopkins, 4 Jan 1843.
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[p.138] Will of Benjamin Freeman, being sick of body… all my estate both
real and personal to be sold and the ballance to be equally divided between
John Marlow and Sarah Hathcock; my friend John Hopkins, exr., 8 Oct 1823.
Benjamin Freeman (X) (LS), Wit: Andrew P. Vinson, Joseph E. Reese, Wiliam B.
Creber. Proved in Richland District 29 Nov 1823 by Andrew P. Vinson.
Qualified John Hopkins Esqr., 5 Dec 1823. A copy certified 9 march 1843.
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Will of James Henry, planter, of Richland District… the whole of my estate,
both real and personal shall remain together for the payment of my debts and
for the support of my wife and unmarried children, and after the death of my
wife and paymetn of debts, my lands shall remain undivided for the use of my
two sons John P. Henry and Samuel G. Henry and my grandson James Henry,
share and share alike; provided that my grandson James W. Henry shall return
to South Carolina and reside upon the land which I have given him, but if he
should not return it is my will that he shall not have any part of my lands;
my personal estate to be divided among my children or their heirs Margaret
Livingston the wife of John G. Livingston, Ann Souden wife of Joshua Souden,
Jane Creber wife of William B. Creber, Barbara E. Collins wife of Jesse
Collins, Rebecca Henry, Francis Henry, Martha Melton wife of Jonathan
Melton, John P. Henry, Samuel G. Henry and my two grandchildren James W.
Henry and Mary Ann Henry received the share that their father James Henry
would have received had he been living; my granddaughter Martha Ann Davis
shall receive out of her mother's Ann Souden share, one negro girl… sons
John P. Henry, Samuel G. Henry, 19 Oct 1844. James Henry (LS), Wit: Wm
Hopkins, Newell Webb, Elliott S. J. Hayes. Proved by William Hopkins, 24 Nov
1845. A true copy made 6 Jan 1853.
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On 24th of November 1907, Frank Hopkins & Mattie Jordan[?], all of
Spartanburg Co. S. C.
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WINTER, 1980 Number 1
WESTERN CIRCUIT EQUITY JOURNAL (continued from Vol. VII, page 203)
Frances Bremare vs William Lipscomb Bill to foreclose mortgage. Bill read by Gist. The
answer by Mr.Hooker. Witnesses sworn and examined on the part of the complainant, viz.,
Peter Bremare, Col.William Bratton, Thomas Blasingame, Esq., Majr. John Henderson, Col. David
Hopkins. Case argued by Messrs Johnson and Hooker for the Defendant, Mr. Gist for
complainant.
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Spring, 1980 Number 2
ABSTRACTS OF COLONIAL INVENTORY BOOK I-I (continued from Vol. VI, page 178)
Pp. 200-201: Inventory of the Goods, Rights & Credits of the Within named Wm York
Deceas'd taken & appraised by us…Joseph Crell, George Haig. James
Hopkins. Sworn before Critisan Note, 12 April 1737. Rec. 25 Oct 1737. Total �
299.17. 6.
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SUMMER, 1980 Number 3
RECORDS FROM BURNT COUNTIES ABSTRACTS OF LEXINGTON DEEDS
6 Aug 1771, John Conrad Gallman of Saxegotha Township, Gentleman, to John Gallman, for �
750…whereas on 17 Sept 1736, a grant of 350 acres was granted to Jacob Coleman decd.,
and after the decease of the said Jacob Coleman, partition was made between his children,
and 100 acres became the property of Capt. Henry Gallman deceased, one of the sons of the
said Jacob Colsman, and whereon the said Captain Henry Gallman resided, and on 14 May
1752, a certain plantation was granted to sd. Capt. Henry Gallman,100 acres adj. Jacob
Coleman, heirs of James Hopkins, Patrick Brown, and whereas the sd. Capt.
Henry Gallman departed this life, but before his decease made his last will and testament,
28 Dec 1765, and by which he bequeathed to his sons the said John Conrad Gallman and
Gasper Gallman, two tracts of 200 acres and whereon the said John Conrad Gallman
resided…now to John Gallman.…
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WESTERN CIRCUIT EQUITY JOURNAL contributed by Mrs. J. B. Christopher (continued from Vol.
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p. 72. Mary Ann Means vs David R. Evans and Robert Means Extrs. of John Means, Hilliard
Judge & ux, Sarah Means and others, heirs of John Means - Petition for Partition. On
motion of Mr. Johnson, Solicitor for petitioner, ordered that Thodore Randol be appointed
guardian ad libitum to the infant children of the said John Means mentioned in the
petition, and that a Writ of Partition be directed to Major Russell, Capt. Ephraim Lyles,
William Hughes, ______Waters, and Ferdinand Hopkins requiring them to
make partition and division of the premises mentioned in said petition, they to make
return of their proceeding thereon to the next Court of Equity to be holden for this
District.
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Spring 1987 Number 2
AN UNRECORDED COLONIAL DEED
Volume XV Spring 1987 Number 2 , p. 91
5 Oct 1774, Jacob Couch of Craven County, Province of South Carolina, Planter, to Joel
McLemore of said county and province, planter… by a grant dated 10 Feb 1749 to Jacob
Shneider, a tract of 200 acres opposite to the lower part of Saxe Gotha Township in the
low grounds of the Congaree River on Raifords Creek, bounded on the north on vacant land,
to the east by land aid out to Casper Kentz, to the south by Land laid out to Anthony
Cuplar and to the west by land laid out to George Haig, Esquire; said Jacob Shneider by
indenture of lease and release 28 & 29 Jan 1752 did grant and release to Casper Kentz
(alias Couch), and whereas the said Casper Couch died intestate and the right of
inheritance of the land devolved on Jacob Couch, eldest son of the said Casper Couch
deceased… now for 484 pounds lawful money of the province doth sell to Joel McLemore…
all that part of the tract containing 88 acres (being the northern most part of the tract
granted to Jacob Shneider) adj. Thomas Jeffreys, John Hopkins,
Thomas Taylors… Jacob Couch (JK), Wit: Joseph Rees, John Hopkins.
Proved 5 Oct 1774. A Memorial hereof entered in the Auditor Generals Office in Book N 13
page 507 24th June 1775.
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Continued from Volume XV, page 42
Volume XV Spring 1987 Number 2 , p. 105
(P. 165) Exparte Joseph English. Petition for Writ de lunatico Enquirendo. The Petition
and affidavit accompanying it having been read, Ordered on motion of Mr. Blanding
Solicitor for the Petitioner that a Writ do issue directed to Thomas Hopkins,
James English, William Guphill, Thomas Watts & William Watts requiring them to enquire
of the Lunacy of William Fitzpatrick, and that the said Commissioners do make their return
to the Court of Equity for the district of Columbia.
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Summer 1987 Number 3
by Robert S. Davis, Jr., Jasper, GA
Volume XV Summer 1987 Number 3 , p. 142
John Hopkins-b. Pickens Dist., SC-age 47
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