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Records obtained from Santee Cooper Authority by Mrs. T.L. Connor, Eutawville, SC. The bit of history of Somerton Plantation by Mr. Henry R. Dwight.
Somerton Plantation: Located three mile north of Pinopolis. First granted to John Stewart in 1690 (Could be 1696). Acquired by William Scriven in 1698. (He was the first Baptist minister in South Carolina). In 1708, he sold the place to Rene Ravenel. Takes it�s name from Somersetshire, England, the old home of Scriven. One of the principal homes and burial grounds of the Ravenel family for generations. In area to be flooded. Area about 1 acre.
Benjiman Mayzck | Died 1758 | No Birth Date |
Daniel Ravenel | Died Aug 15, 1807 | No Birth Date |
Theodore Gourdin Ravenel | Died July 26, 1817 | No Birth Date |
G. Prioleau Ravenel | Died Aug 4th, 1817 | No Birth Date |
Catherine Prioleau Ravenel | Died Aug 27th, 1821 | |
Elizabeth Farr Ravenel | Died June 28, 1821 | |
Charlotte Matilda Ravenel | Died Oct 26, 1826 | |
Henry Ravenel | Died July 15, 1833 | |
Catherine Cordes McCall | Died July 24, 1833 (or 1838) | |
Daniel Edward Ravenel, M.D. | Died Aug 4, 1833 | No Birth Date |
John Cripps Ravenel | Died July 21, 1838 | |
Caroline Ravenel | Died Jan. 27th, 1844 | |
Catherine Ravenel | Died Aug 28, 1849 | |
Daniel Ravenel | Died Sept 7th, 1873 | |
James Ravenel, M.D. | Died Oct 31, 1817 |
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