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1790 Georgetown Dist. SC Census, Prince Georges Parish (semi-alphabetic) Pg. 54 Duncan, Ezekiel 114xx Duncan, Sarah 003xx 1800 Waccamaw Co. SC Census, Georgetown District (Stamped page 85, written page 776) Pg.776 Ezekiel Dunkin 00010 - 23000 (MAD: 1810 Horry Co. SC census; 1820 Brunswick Co. NC census; Ezekiel Duncan signed a petition in 1800 in Kingston Co. SC, later Horry Dist., from pg.75, Vol.VIII, 1980, of "SC Magazine of Ancestral Research" from Lucille Mehrkam and Evelyn Sigler) 1810 Georgetown Dist. SC Census Pg.226 James Dunkins, manufacturer (not census) 227 P. Duncan " Rison Duncan " 1820-1840 Georgetown Co. SC Census No Duncan indexed
1850 Georgetown Co. SC Census (and from Vivian Biddle 7/1983)
Pg.65, #913, Samuel FANDOTH/FANCLOTH 35 SC farmer
Rebecca 30 SC
James DANKIN 28 NC farmer
Mary 23 SC
Mary 1/12 SC
James BLAK 15 SC farmer
Nancy 40 SC
Harriett 12, Cashwell (m) 6 SC
Lower All Saints
Pg.315, #8, B.F. DUNKIN (m) 58 RI chanceler $100,000
Washington (f) 45 SC
Alfred H. 25 SC lawyer
(MAD: 1840-1850-1860 Charleston Co. SC census)
1860 Georgetown Co. SC Census
No Duncan indexed
1870 Georgetown Co. SC Census
Collins Twp.
Pg.264, #641-677, DUNKIN, Rufus (m) 15 Canns Bay SC BLACK LatBorn? $0-$0
SUMTON, Mira (f) 14 Pee Dee SC BLACK domestic servant
Georgetown Twp.
Pg.289, #626-667, HERIOT, Glensie? (m) 30 Black River SC (white) planter, $8000-$1500
Anna 31 Charleston SC keeping house
Mary W. 8, Edward T. 6 Black River SC
Anna R. 4, Alex G. 2 Black River SC
DUNKIN, W. (m) 35 Black River SC BLACK domestic servant
Charlotte 33 Black River SC BLACK domestic servant
WILSON, Grace (f) 20 Black River SC BLACK, domestic servant
Pee Dee Twp.
Pg.330, #108-110, DUNKIN, Able (m) 45 Black River SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Cussy (f) 25 Black River SC BLACK keeping house
Martha 23 Black River SC BLACK at home
Pg.330, #110-112, GILLS, Tom 25 Black River SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Sarrah 26 Black River SC BLACK keeping house
Sally 60 Black River SC BLACK at home
James 2, Kate 1 Black River SC BLACK
DUNKIN, Rose 15 Black River SC BLACK at home
Anna 2 Black River SC BLACK at home
Sampit Twp
Pg.360, #1118-1162, DUNCAN, Judy (f) 25 Sampit SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
William 3 Sampit SC BLACK
Santee Twp.
Pg.391, #1714-1770, DUNKIN, George 53 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Tuna? (Teena??) (f) 48 Waccamaw SC BLACK keeping house
Cinda (f) 22 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Flora (f) 19 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Job (m) 16 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Charles 13, Sarah 10 Waccamaw SC BLACKS at home
Pg.391, #1718-1774, DINKIN, Bella (f) 48 Pee Dee SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Sarah 22 Pee Dee SC BLACK laborer
Ellen (f) 19 Pee Dee SC BLACKS laborer
Grace (f) 16 Pee Dee SC BLACKS laborer
Susy (f) 11 Pee Dee SC BLACK at home
Waccamaw Twp.
Pg.417, #1156-1314, DUNKIN, Stephen 45 Pee Dee SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Lucy 35 Pee Dee SC BLACK laborer
Eleanor 12 Pee Dee SC BLACK at home
Laura 1/12 Pee Dee SC b.May BLACK (blank)
Charls (m) 40 Pee Dee SC BLACK laborer
Molly 40 Pee Dee SC BLACK laborer
Pg.428, #1338-1486, GAINY?, Abram 40 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Sally 39 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Hagar (f) 8 Waccamaw SC BLACK at home
Catharine 3 Waccamaw SC BLACK (blank)
DUNKIN, Hagar (f) 65 Waccamaw SC BLACK at home
Pg.429, #1355-1508, DUNKIN, Zachariah 58 Sampit SC MULATTO laborer $0-$0
Elizabeth 50 Ashapoo River SC MULATTO laborer
Georgiana (f) 14 Waccamaw SC MULATTO at home
Francis (m) 12 Waccamaw SC MULATTO at home
Pg.432, #1418-1573, DUNKIN, Robin (m) 40 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Serena (f) 20 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Pg.434, #1455-1613, DUNKIN, Flander (m) 45 Sandy Island SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Rafe (f) 40 Sandy Island SC BLACK laborer
James 14, Cinda (f) 12 Sandy Island SC BLACKS at home
Jane (f) 5 Sandy Island SC BLACK at home
Pg.439, #1547-1709, DUNKIN, Guy (m) 30 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Ellen 28 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Balinda (f) 9, Maryann 7 Waccamaw SC BLACKS at home
James 6 Waccamaw SC BLACK at home
Tom 4 Waccamaw SC BLACK (blank)
Balinda (f) 65 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
Pg.441, #1584-1751, ROBINSON, Archy (m) 24 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer $0-$0
Henrietta 21 Waccamaw SC BLACK keeping house
Ezekiel 21 Waccamaw SC BLACK laborer
DUNKIN, Hannah 70 Waccamaw SC BLACK at home
SC Land Grants; Land grants begin with Vol. 1 through 22; then apparently all or most were recorded in a second series, "Class 2" starting again with Vol. 1 and are identical in the 2nd series.
19-219: 6 Aug. 1787, to Patrick Duncan, £5.16.8, 250 acres surveyed for Jesse Davis 29 Oct. 1785 in Dist. of Charleston of Wasmasaw Swamp, bounding NW on land granted Arnold Harvey, SW and SE on land of John McCalls, other sides vacant; plat certified 3 Aug. 1787. (FHL film 22,541)
19-220: 6 Aug. 1787, to Patrick Duncan, £2.13.2, 114 acres surveyed for Sarah Cox 16 Oct. 1786 in Dist. of Georgetown, on Waccamaw River, bounded NW by land belonging to Bryan Gause, SW by said River, other sides vacant; plat certified 3 Aug. 1787. (FHL film 22,541)
Index to Land Plats 1784-1845 (FHL film 22,599)
Name, location, No. of Acres, volume, page, date
Duncan, Patrick, Georgetown, 114a, 14-159, 3 Aug. 1787
SC Secretary of State, Misc. Records (bonds, mortgages, bills of sale incl. slaves, manumissions, Powers of attorney, other misc. records) [Charleston Co. SC]; Index to vol. PP-QQ, SS, UU, WW-XX 1771-1789 (FHL film 22,521)
XX-250: 15 March 1788, Ebenezer Duncan, Susannah Port, gift for life of 3 slaves, remainder to her issue; in case of failure of issue, then to be divided equally between said Susannah Port and her brother and sister's children. (not found on pg.250 in Vol. XX, 1786-1789, on FHL film 22,666; this from index)
MAD: There was a deed from Ebenezer Duncan for love and affection deed of land to Susanna Port of Georgetown Dist. 1788; from "Massey-Duncan-Sims File #831" from Leonardo Andrea Collection, SC genealogist (FHL film 954,594 item 1). The exact source was not given and I haven't been able to locate it.
MAD: There is a reference to Ebenezer Dunnam who may be the same person: #78, Lib. Q: "Issued the 6th of May 1785, to Mr. Ebenezer Dunnam, for 3 pds, 5 shill. & 4 pence for 2 hogs for militia use in 1782. Pr Acct audited." from "Stub Entries to Indents" by A.S. Salley, Jr. (from Brenda Furches 8/1986)
Williamsburg and Georgetown Dist. SC Misc. Records 1730-1866 (FHL film 317,637)
No index; no order to documents; no Duncan
"The Register Book; Parish of Prince Frederick, Winyaw (SC), Anni Dom 1713" by National Society of Colonial Dames of America, 1916 (from Evelyn Sigler 10/15/1984)
Pg.145: Mon., April 11, 1757, Easter Morning to elect church officers. Four persons that gave in votes - John Walker, Eben Duncan, Jas. Hepburn, and Alex Davidson - being objected to.
Index to War of 1812 Pension Applications and Bounty Land Warrant Applications; National Archives Film (FHL film 840,458)
Duncan, Hardy, widow Sarah; WO 39461, WC 30068; BL 47223-80-50, Reg. 294333-55 Rejected, Reg. 335923-55 Rejected; Private Capt. Caleb Stephens Co. NC Mil, 7/27/1814 to 12/26/1814; Sol. res. 1852, 1855 Columbus Co. SC, 1858 Horry Co. SC; wid. res. 1880 Conwayboro, Horry Co. SC, 1883, 1889 Socaster, Horry Co. SC; maiden name soldier's 1st wife Ann Brown, widow Sarah Danford m. Oct. 17, 1839, Conway, Horry Co. SC; sol. d. Dec. 29, 1867, Conway, SC. (MAD: Columbus Co. NC)
According to Leonardo Andrea, SC genealogist, in his "Counties in SC" (FHL film 954,248, and from Louis Boone)
Extinct counties after the Revolution included:
Winyah County. Was formed from Prince George (in 1790 Census) but was later renamed as Georgetown County. Records of Winyah County were burned by Sherman.
Kingston County. Was formed or rather renamed from All Saints (In 1790 Census of Georgetown Dist.) but about 1798 Kingston was reformed into Horry County. Records are at Conway, S.C. except for the oldest records which were in Georgetown and burned by Sherman.
Prince George County. See Winyah County and Georgetown County.
Prince Frederick County was in Georgetown Dist. in 1790 Census. The records were in Georgetown and burned by Sherman. In 1805 Pr. Frederick was renamed as Williamsburg County and all records after 1805 are at Kingstree, S.C.
"Biographical Directory of the SC House of Representatives" Vol.V, 1816-1828; ed. by Alexander Moore, 1992 (FHL book 975.7 D34b v.5)
MAD: Pages 76-78 give an extensive biography, with sources, for Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin, b. 2 Dec. 1792 in Philadelphia, PA, son of Edward Dunkin of Bushfoot, Co. Antrim, Ireland, and Susan Bethune, died 8 Dec. 1874), cousin of Benjamin Faneuil Hunt of Charleston, SC; was in the War of 1812 in SC; married Washington Sala Prentiss 18 Jan. 1820, had one son Alfred Huger Dunkin (1822-1906) and a daughter. This source gives much more about the life of Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin, of Charleston SC and Georgetown Co. SC.
Some Georgetown Co. SC records have been published:
"Marriage, Death and Estate Notices from Georgetown, SC, Newspapers, 1791-1861" by Brent H. Holcomb, 1979, mentions Judge Dunkin's plantation on Waccamaw on 1/7/1846, and Judge Dunkin's plantation on Pee Dee on 5/13/1846 (FHL book 975.78 V28h; from Evelyn Sigler 9/1984 and Brenda Furches 8/1986)
"Abstracts of Wills, Georgetown Co. SC; Will Books A & B, 1838-1929" by Elizabeth J. Ashford, pg.15, includes the will of Joseph Green in 1872 witnessed by Zachariah G. Duncan. The earliest Duncan will was 1919. (FHL book 975.789 P2a)
"Roster of Spanish American Soldiers for GA" by Carlton J. Thaxton, Donna B. Thaxton, Stan Thaxton, 1984; includes John S. Duncan of Fitzgerald, Irwin Co. GA, born Horry Co. SC, enlisted at age 21 at Griffin, GA, on 5/11/1898. (FHL book 975.8 M2th; from Evelyn Sigler 4/1986)
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