"On February 1,1796 , J.Adam Legron of Newberry Dist. South Carolina, planter, sold to John Kibler, weel-wright, of the same place for £32, sterling, 62 1/2 acre of land situated by the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers, being part of a tract of 250 acres originally granted to Tobias Legron on November 10, 1762 under the hand of James Glen, Governer of South Carolina, on bounty, joining lands of Frederick Darrar, Christian Haupt and Frederick Lagrone. The said 62 1/2 acre tract was transferred to J. Adam Lagrone from his father Tobias Lagrone by deed dated March 12,1785 and now J. Adam Lagrone and wife, Mary Lagrone deed same to said John Kibler.
Signed before:
Michael Kibler(in German Script)
Wm Houseal His
Jacob Epting S/ John Adam (AL) Lagrone
mark
her
Mary X Lagrone
mark "[Vr/HA]
+ These deeds indicate that Tobias Lagrone was son of Lawrence LeCrown and had inherited a 250A part of the old bounty grant by LWT of Lawrence LeCrown (Nby Deeds B-385 and E-133). The accompanying point of interest map shows the breakup of the 45OA bounty grant of Lawrence LeCrown. [CN/WH]
+ September 18, 1786, Newberry Co., SC Book B., p 385, Tobias Lagrone, Weaver, to loving son, John Jacob...for good will & affection, 125A br of Cannons Cr....part of tract granted to Laurence Laygrown to Tobias, the Eldest son inherited land...., signed Tobias Lagrone [ES]
Tobias is referred to as Eldest son of Laurentz, who is conclusively identified by the original land grant description. [HA]
+ "On September 18, 1786 Tobias Lagrone of Newberry County South Carolina, weaver, deeded to John Jacob Lagrone, his son, 125 acres of land on Cannons Creek bounded by lands of Nicholas, Wise and Gray which was part of original grant to Laurence Legrown in 1752 and willed by said Laurence to said Tobias, his eldest son and lawful heir the above mentiened tract of 125 acres for "love and affection",
his
Signed John X Lagrone S/ Tobias Lagrone (LS)
mark
No dower attached"[Vr/HA]
+ "Tobias Lagrone of Nby Co., Weaver, to loving son, John Jacob Lagrone of same place For Good Will and affection, 125A on br. of Cannons Cr. bounded by Nicholas Wise and Gray being part of a tract originally granted to Laurence Laygrown 1752 (Royal plats 12, p. 57) and by LWT of Laurence Laygrown Tobias Lagrown, the Eldest son, inherited the above land. Date of gift 18 Sept 1786.
Witnesses: Signed:
Wm Houseal Tobias Lagrone
John Lagrone X" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
+ "On Sept. 18, 1786 Tobias Lagrone of Newberry County S. C., a weaver, deeded to John Jacob Lagrone, his son, 125 acres of land on Cannons Creek bounded by lands of Nicholas, Wise and Gray which was part of original grant to Laurence Legrown in 1752 and willed by said Laurence to said Tobias, his eldest son and lawful heir the above mentioned tract of 125 acres for "love and affection",
Signed in the presence of:
William Houseal
his
Signed John X Lagrone S/ Tobias Lagrone (LS)
mark
(No dower attached)"[Gr]
"Know all men by these Presents, that we the under Named Persons, Legatees of the Late
Jacob Kippleman, (Dec.) do bind ourselves each by them Self, do by these Presents bind him
or herself in the Just Sum of three Hundred Pounds Sterling Money, to be Paid on demand by
delinquent or delinquents, who doth not agree to & Stand by the division &
determination of Jacob Buzzard, Martin Hollowback, & John Lattimer Volintine, free
holders Newberry County, in Dividing the Eftate of Jacob Kippleman aforesaid. In
Witnefs whereof, we have each for themfelves separately set our hands this
6th day of January Anno Domini 1794.
In Presence of us
[Audaulph Lagrone] [?]
[John Boland] John Cappleman
his [?]
Nicholas I. Lathinger her
mark Marra Elisabeth C Taylor
mark
Martin Taylor
her
Catherina X Slike Widow
mark
her
Margaret X ["Gone?"]
mark
her
Lovey X Tar
mark
his
Frederick X Tar
mark
her
Eva X Feltman
mark
his
George O. Feltman
mark
her
Elisabeth 0 Hogg
mark
John Hogg
South Carolina )
(
Newberry County )
Personally appeared Nicholas Lathinger before me Peter Juluin, one of the Justices for said County, & makes agreeable to Law, & Sayeth that he was present & did See the within Signers Sign, their Names to the within Bond & deliver the Same, & that Audaulph Lagrone & John Boland did Sign their Names as Concerning
Witnefses to the Same with himself ----
Sworn to before me this 20th of May 1794
his
Peter Juliun JP Nicholas L Lathinger
mark"
[From a True Copy of of the instrument made by Mildred Harmon, Newberry County Deputy Clerk Mildred R. Harmon, and sent to Mrs Jim McKie (3 Nov 1966)]
+ Adolph gave Frederick Legron 100 acres out of the 450 acre tract that Lawrence Lecrown had received. In that deed Frederick reserved a life estate in favor of his wife, Mary. [?]
+ John Adolph Lagrown gave to his grandson, Frederick Lagrown, a 1OOA part of the 450A land grant of Lawrence LeCrown. Deed says wife Ann Mary to have life estate in 1OOA tract. [CN/WH] Elizabeth Cappelman witnesed [CN/WH]
+ John Adolph Lagrone to beloved Grandson, Frederick Lagrone for love 100A being part of tract of 150A...Lawrence Legrona (Royal plats 12, p 57)...land remain in possession of Ann Mary Legrown, wife of John Adolph for life. [ES]
+ "On Sept. 19,1794, John Adolph Lagrown of Newberry County, South Carolina, "for love and affection for my grandson Frederick Legrown, deed said Frederick 100 acres of land being a part of a 450 tract in Newberry County South Carolina surveyed to Lawrence Legrown", and I positively order that said tract shall remain in possession of Ann Mary Lagrown, my wife, during her life-- then at her death to be absolutely to said Frederick Legrown,. signed in the presence of:
John Reason
Elizabeth Cappleman S/John Adolph Legrown (LS)
Philip Gober"[Vr/HA]
+ "John Adolph Lagrown of Nby Co. to beloved Grandson, Frederick Lagrown For love, 100A being part of a tract of 450A surveyed for Lawrence Legrown (Royal plats 12, p. 57) and which land shall remain in possession of Ann Mary Legtown, wife of John Adolph, during her life. Date of sale 19 Sept 1794.
Witnesses: Signed:
John Peasor John Adolph Lagrown
Elizabeth Cappelman
Philip Gruber" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
+ "On Sept. 19,1794, John Adolph Lagrown of Newberry County, S. C., "for love and affection for my grandson Frederick Legrown, deed said Frederick 100 acres of land, being a part of a 450-tract in Newberry County S. C. surveyed to Lawrence Legrown, and I positively order that said tract shall remain in possession of Ann Mary Lagrown, my wife, during her life, then, at her death to be absolutely to said Frederick Legrown,. signed in the presence of:
John Reason
Elizabeth Cappleman S/John Adolph Legrown (LS)
Philip Gauber"[Gr]
"On February 1,1796, J. Adam Lagrone, planter, of Newberry Ceunty South Carolina, bought from J.Adam Houseal, sadler, of Lexington County South Carolina, 180 acres of land in the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers, bounded on all sides by vacant lands, and being a part of a 250 acre tract originally granted to Peter Heyman on July 4,1754 by Gov. James Glen of South Carolina, consideration £50 (pounds) sterling paid by said Lagrone. Deed signed by J.Adam Houseal and his wife Magdalena Houseal (by her mark)"[Vr/HA]
One fourth of the 250A land grant of Tobias LeCrown was conveyed 1785 by grantee to John Adam Lagrone (Lagrone to Kibler) [CN/WH]
March 12, 1785, Newberry Co., SC; Book D, p 539, Adam Lagrone to John Kibler...62 1/2A being part 250A granted Tobias Lagone, (Royal Plats 5, pg 489); transferred to Adam from father Tobias by deed 12 Mar 1785; signed J. Adam (AL) Lagrone, Mary Lagrone; wit: Wm Houseal [ES]
"Adam Lagrone of Nby Co., Planter, to John Kibler of same Co., Wheelwright For 30 Pounds, 62½A being part of 250A tract granted to Tobias Lagrone 10 Nov 1762 (Royal plats 5, p. 489) joining Frederick Darrar, Christn Haupt and Frederick Lagrones Lands. Above 62½A was transferred to Adam Lagrone from his father, Tobias Lagrone, by deed 12 March 1785. Date of sale 1 Feb 1796.
Witnesses: Signed:
Michael Kübler J. Adam (AL) Lagrone
Wm Houseal Mary Lagrone X
Jacob Fulmer" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
Tobias Lagrone sold a 125A tract being part of the 450A bounty grant of Lawrence LeCrown (and part of the 250 acres he had received earlier) to Mathias Reinehart (Nby Deeds E-133) [CN/WH]
March 01, 1785, Newberry Co., SC, Book E, pg 133; Tobias Gagrone of 96 Dist, weaver, to Mathias Reinehart...125 A on br. of Cannons Cr...signed, Tobias Lagrone [ES]
"On March 3, 1785, Tobias Lagrone, of newberry County Ninety-Six District, State of South Carolina, sold to Mathias Rhlnehart, of same place l25 acres of land in said county, being part of a tract of 450 acres originally granted by Governer James Glen of South Carolina to Laurentz Lecrown on November 7, 1752 situated on a branch of Cannons Creek; the same 125 acres being legally transferred by will of Laurence(Lorentz) Lagrone to his son, Tobias, now on March 2,1785, Tobias sells said tract of 125 acres to Mathias Reinhart for £50 (pounds) sterling
S/Tobias Lagrone
J. Adam Lagrone was witness
No dower attached.
No will of Laurence Lagrene is filed of Newberry Co., Newberry, South Carolina as stated in Deed Book E, p.133 1785. It was probably destroyed by fire as was many other records years before now. B.C.D."[Vr/HA]
"Tobias Lagrone of 96 Dist., Wever, to Mathias Reinehart of same place, Planter. For 2 Shillings sterling, 125A on br. of Cannons Cr. bounding NE by George Pfister, Nicholas Wise and Jacob Bossart. Date of sale 1 March 1785.
Witnesses: Signed:
Christian Haubs Tobias Lagrone
J. Adam Lagrone X
William Houseal" [WR/KASWEST]
"Tobias Lagrone of 96 Dist., Wever, to Mathias Reinehart of same place, Planter For 50 pounds sterling, 125A on br. of Cannons Cr. being part of a 450A tract granted to Lorents Lagrone 7 Nov 1752 (Royal plats 12, p. 57) bounding NE by George Pfisors, Nicholas Wises, vact. and Jacob Bossarts land. Date of sale 2 March 1785.
Witnesses Signed:
Christian Haubt Tobias Lagrone
J. Adam Lagrone X
Wm. Houseal" [WR/KASWEST]
John Jacob Lecrown to John Peter Kinard..for $260, 125A on waters of Cannons Cr...orig. granted Lawrence Lecrown...gift to John Jacob Lewrown...bounding land of heirs of Adolph Lecrown...signed John Jacob , Pat Lecrown, Dower [ES]
"On December 8,1800, John Jacob Lecrown of Newberry Dist. sold to John Peter Kinard, of same place, in consideration of $200 paid by said Kinard, 125 acres of land in Newberry District, on waters of Carmen Creek, originally granted to Laurence Lecrown by Gov. James Glen esqr, South Carolina in 1752 and by his will was given to his eldest sen, Tobias Lacrown, who by deed of gift conveyed ame to said John Jacob Lacrown on Sept. 18, 1786, bounding on lands of Frederick Gray and heirs of Adolph Lecrown on northwest; lands of Henry Halfacre on the southwest; Matbias Rinehart on the south; by Nichelas Wise on the west.
Signed in presence of:
George Gray
his his
John Adam (AL) Lagrone S/ John Jacob (JL) Lacrown
mark his mark
his her
John X Reinhard Pat X Lecrown
mark mark"[Vr/HA]
"John Jacob Lecrown of Nby Dist. to John Peter Kinard of same Dist. For $260, 125A (more or less) on waters of Cannons Cr. being part of a tract originally granted to Lawrence Lecrown 1752 (Royal plats 12, p. 57) and by his LWT Tobias LeCrown, eldest son of Laurence Lecrown, became lawful heir of above land and by deed of gift conveyed it to John Jacob Lecrown 18 Sept 1786 (Nby Deed Book B, p. 385). Bounding N on land of Frederick gray and heirs of Audolph Lecrown and land belonging to Henry Halfacre, SW and S on land of Mathias Rinehart and E on land granted to Nicholas Wise. Date of sale 8 Dec 1800.
Witnesses: Signed:
George Gray John Jacob (I*L) Lecrown
John Adam (AL) Lagrone Dower: Pat Lecrown X
John Reinehard" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
John Lagrone bought at tract of land from Wm Taylor. [CN/WH]
+ John Lagrone sold the tract of land bought from Wm Taylor to Gaspar Pester. Witnesses to the latter deed were Andrew Cromer and Andrew Cromer, Jr. [CN/WH]
"William Taylor of Orangeburge Dist. to John Lagrone of Nby Dist. For 50 Pounds sterling, 231A on br. of Cannons Cr. being part of a tract originally granted to William Taylor 9 Dec 1794, NE and NW on Frances Wilsons land, NE by John Means, SE and NE laid out, SE by John Garmanys land, NW and SE by Jacob Capplemans land, SW by George Fellmans land, W by Jas. Wilson. Date of sale 7 June 1800.
Witnesses:
William Kitchens
Robert Park
Signed:
William Taylor" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "On June 7, 1800, John LaGrone bought for £50 sterline from William Taylor of Orangeburg District, S. C. a tract of land containing 231 acres, being part of a tract granted to said Wm. Taylor on Dec. 10 1794, by his Excellency, Arnoldus Vandertrust, lying on a branch of Cannons Creek in District aforesaid and bounded by Francis Wilson's land, N.E. & N.W., by John Meams on S.E. and N.E., by land of John Garmany, and N.W. & S.W. by Jacob Cappelman's land, S.W. by George Feltman Land.
Signed in presence of :
William Kitchens s/William Taylor (LS)
Robert Park" [GR]
"John Lagrone of Nby Dist. to Gasper Pester For $100, 231A on br. of Cannons Cr. being part of a tract of land granted to William Taylor 9 Dec 1794, NE and NW by Francis Wilsons land, NE by John Means, SE and NE by land laid out, SE by John Garmany, NW and Se byJacob Cappelmans, SW by George Felmans, W by James Wilsons land by said William Taylor. Conveyed to John Lagrone by deed of 7 June 1800 (Nby Deed Book E, p. 373). Date of sale 23 Feb 1802
Witnesses: Signed:
John Garmany John (I*L) Lagrone
Andrew (AK) Cromer
Andrew Cromer Junr" [WR/KASWEST]
Mathias Rinehart, husband of Anna Margaret LeCrown sold her 100 A survey. of 1773 on waters of Camping Cr. to Benjamin Hollingshead [CN/WH]
Tobias Lagrone conveys 125 acres of Laurence Lagrone tract to Matthias Rinehart [The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
In 1804 the 1OOA land grant of Ully Leakron on waters of Camping Cr. was sold by John Adam Houseal to Joseph Caldwell. The deed states that Juliana Leakron was the lawful wife of William Stone and the land had been transferred in 1781 to Houseal. [CN/WH]
+ "Adam Houseal and Magdalena, his wife, of Lexington Co., Sadler, to Adam Lagrone of Nby Co., Planter For 50 Pounds sterling, 180A (more or less) on Cannons Cr. being part of a tract of 250A originally granted to Peter Weyman 4 July 1754 (Royal plats Bundle) bounding on vact. land when first surveyed. Conveyed by L&R 2 and 3 Jan 1772 from Peter Weyman to Martin Livingston and Martin Livingston transferred said 250A by L&R of 2 and 3 July 1773 to Michael Livingston and sd Michael livingston transferred land by L&R to John William Houseal. Sd John Wm. Houseal died and his brother John Adam Houseal being eldest brother and heir at law. Date of sale 1 Feb 1798.
Witnesses:
Dr. Henry Schmith
George Adam Summer
Mattheus (MR) Rineheart
Signed:
J. A. Houseal
Magdalena Houseal X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ On Feb. 1, 1796, Adam LaGrone, planter, of Newberry County, S.C. bought from J. Adam Houseal, saddler, of Lexington Co., S. C., 180 acres of land in the fork between Broad and Saluda Rivers on Cannons Creek, one of the south branches of Broad River, bounded on all sides by vacant lands & being part of a 250 acre-tract originally granted to Peter Heyman on July 4, 1754 by Governor James Glenn of South Carolina, consideration £50 sterline, paid by said Lagrone. Deed signed by J. Adam Houseal and his wife Magdalena Houseal. Magdalena signed with mark." [Gr]
John Adam Lagrone and his wife Mary sold "all of that plantation on which I now live" to Michael Jubler (Kibler) [WH] (This is likely the same as P-2, p.9)
"John Lester of Nby Dist., Planter, to Michael Kinard of same Dist., Planter For $800, 436A (more or less) and being composed of four tracts of land: a 100A tract on Hawleek Cr. originally granted to Grajiah Hogan 1771 (Royal plats 17, p. 1); 25A being part of 54A originally granted to Frederick Legrone 1771 (Royal plats 16, p. 296); 5A which Christopher Cains bought of John Waters and said Christopher Cains sold to John Lester; and 330A (more or less) on Hawleek Cr. originally granted to Charles Barber. Date of sale 7 April 1806.
Witnesses: Signed:
Samuel Lester John Lester X
George Long Dower: Sarah Lester
Adam Shealy X" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
Newberry Co., SC, Book I, pg 199; John Lagrone Senr to John Kebler; 52 1/2A on Crims Cr; signed John Lagrone, Agnis Lagrone, Dower [ES]
"John Lagrone Senr of Nby Dist. to John Kebler of same Dist. For $175, 62½A on Crims Cr. being part of 200A tract originally granted to John Michael Gadringer 2 Jan 1754 (Royal plats 5, p. 485) bounding at time of survey NE on land out to Melchior Huffman and part vact., S part vact and part on John Reison and Michael Stearly. Original grantee legally conveyed by deed of 14 Nov 1762 to John Richard and by his son and heir at law Mathias Rickard the above described part of 62½A was transferred to John Lagrone Sent 11 July 1801. Now bounding on Weddow Freys land, Martin Kinard, Fred. Lagrone, Weddow Bears, Thomas Rykard and Matthew Rickard lands. Date of sale 17 March 1807.
Witnesses: Signed:
Jacob (I*) Lagrone John Lagrone X
George Feller X Dower: Agnis Lagrone X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "Andrew Thomas of Nby Dist., Planter, to John Lagrone, Senr, of same place, Planter For $300, 100A (more or less) being part of 200A tract granted 4 July 1785 to Andrew Thomas, father of grantee. Present land is NW part of original tract and bounding on an old line, Wm Houseals, Christian Haupts and sd. Andrew Thomas. Date of sale 8 Feb 1805.
Witnesses: Signed:
Mathias Rinehard X Andrew (A) Thomas
Sigbert (B) Bayerley Dower; Mary Agnis Thomas X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "On Feb, 18, 1805, John Lagrone, Sr, of Newberry District, bought from Andrew Thomas, planter of the same place, for $300 pd. by said John LaGrone, Sr., planter, 100 acres of land joining old line of Wm. Houseal's land, Christian Houpt's land and said Andrew Thomas land situated in Ninety Six District, S.C. now Newberry County on waters of Broad River, being originally granted to Andrew Thomas, Sr., father of the granter, Andrew Thomas, Jr., on July 4, 1785 by William Moultrie, Gov., etc. of South Carolina and recorded in the "Secretaries office in Grant Book EEEE - p. 25. Mary Agnes Thomas, wife of within Andrew Thomas, signed release of dower rights on Feb, 3m 1805 before John Adam Summers JQ." [GR]
+ "On July 11, 1801 Frederick Lagrone sold ....part of a tract of 250 acres originally granted to Tobias Lagrone on Nov 27[sic], 1752" Then a note that "Elizabeth Lagrone, wife of Frederick, relinquished dower right July 18, 1801 before John Ruff J.Q." [HA]
The remaining fourth of the 250 acre Tobias Lagrone grant was sold 1801 by Frederick Lagrone to John Lagrone. Witnessed by Andrew LaGrone [CN/WH]
+ "Frederick Lagrone of Newberry District, Planter, to John Lagrone of same District, planter. For $125.62, 62 1/2 acres on Crims Creek, being a part of a 250 acre tract originally granted to Tobias Lagrone, 7 November 1752. Adjoining at time of survey on Andrew Thomas, Melchior Huffman, Michael Gadringer and vacant land. At present tract adjoins Martin Kinard Jr, Andrew Thomas, Christian Haupt, John Kibler and said Frederick Lagrone's land. Date of Sale 11 Jul 1801
Witnesses: Signed:
Michael Kinard Frederick Lagrone
Andrew (AL) Lagrone
John (X) Kinard" [BA][Vr/HA]
+ "Frederick Lagrone of Nby Dist., Planter, to John Lagrone of same Dist., Planter For $125, 62½A on Crims Cr. being part of 250A tract originally granted to Tobias Lagrone 7 Nov 1752 (Royal plats 5, p. 489). Adjoining at time of survey on Andrew Thomas, Melchior Huffman, Michael Gadringer, and vact. land. At present tract adjoins Martin Kinard Jr., Andrew Thomas, Christian Haupt, John Kibler, and sd Frederick Lagrones land. Date of sale 11 July 1801.
Witnesses: Signed:
Michael Kinard Frederick Legrone
Andrew (AL) Lagrone
John Kinard X" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
+ "On July 11, 1801, Frederick LaGrone, planter, of Newberry Co., S.C. sold for $125.00 paid by John LaGrone, planter, of same place, 62 1/2 acres of land adjoining Martin Kinard, Jr., Andrew Thomas, Christian Houpt, John Kibler and land of aforesaid, Frederick laGrone, same being part of a tract of 250 acres originally granted to Tobias LaGrone on Nov. 27, 1752, situated on the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers on a small brance of Crims Creek called Hans Anderson Creek, Waters of Broad River.
Signed in the presence of :
Michael Kinard
Adam Lagrone s/Frederick LaGrone (ls)
John Kinard
Elizabeth LaGrone, wife of Frederick, relinquished dower rights on this land on July 18, 1801 before Jno. Ruff, J.Q." [Gr]
See Book J, p. 654
bought land. John Frederick LaGrone [Gr]
In 1791 the title to a tract next to the grant of John Adolph Lagrown was made over by James McMaster to John Legron Jr. . This deed calls the grantee a Grandson of Adolph Legrone, Sr.[CN/WH]
"On April 26,1791- John Lagrone Jr. of Ninety-Six District South Carolina, grandson of Adolph Lagrone Sr., planter, of same district and State, bought from James McMaster (of same place) a tract of 31 acres of land being part of original grant of 75 acres granted to James McMasters by Governor William Moultrie of South Carolina on 7-3-1786 situated and being on waters of Cannons Creek, bounded on east by Jacob Sligh, S by Brown's old place, W, by Shearons land and N. by Creek and recorded in Secretary's office of South Carolina in Book LLLL-page 538. Consideration paid £5 (pounds) "[Vr/HA]
"James McMaster of Nby Co., Planter, to John Legron Junr, Grandwon of Adolph Legrone Senior, of same place, Planter For 5 Pounds sterling, 70A on Cannons.Cr. being tract of land granted to James McMaster 3 July 1786 bounding E by Jacob Sligh S by Browns old place, W by Shearey land. Date of sale 26 April 1791.
Witnesses:
William Nichols Junr
Ann (A) McMaster (Ann McCrary)
Signed:
James McMaster" [WR/KASWEST]
A deed dated December 7, 1809, from Frederick Lagrone, Sr., of the Newberry District, to Martin Kinard, Sr., describing 125 acres known as the "Old Frederick Lagrone place" and being the eastward part of an original tract of 250 acres in the fork of the Broad and Saluda Rivers, bounded by lands of Michael Gadsinger, Melchoir Hoffman and Andrew Thomas, originally granted 7 November 1752 to Tobias Legrown and by him conveyed to the aforesaid Frederick Legrown, Sr. on 25 and 26 of April, 1785. [Gr][WH][HA]
One half of the 250 Tobias Lagrone grant was conveyed in the same year by grantee to Frederick Lagrone (Lagron to Kinard) [CN/WH]
On Dec. 7, 1809, Frederick Legron Sr., planter of Newberry Dist. South Carolina in consideration of $678.50 and 2 mills paid by Martin Kinard Sr. planter of same place, sold said Kinard 125 acres of land Known as the Frederick Legron place & being the east-ward part and moiety of original tract containing 250 acres (situated in the fork between Broad and Saluda Rivers, bounded by Michael Gadringer, Molchoir Hoffman, and Andrew Thomas (original grantee) to Tobias Lagrone on 11-7-1752 by Gov. James Glen Gov. of S.C. and by him, said original grantee unto Frederick Lagrone Sr. to Martin Kinard Sr.
Deed signed in German script by Frederick Legrown Sr. on April 25 & 6, 1785 and on Dec. 16 1809
No dower attached" [Vr/HA][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
[This is purportedly the tract on which "The 0ld Rock House" is situated and near the house is the graveyard of Martin Kinard and his family as well as that of Lagrones.]
John Lagrone bought a 394A tract on east side Bush River near St. Lukes Church [CN/WH]
"On February 23, 1802, John Lagrone of Newberry District South Carolina, in consideration of $100 pair by Gasper Pester, sold to said pester 231 acres of land, part of a tract granted to William Taylor on 10th of December 1794, lying on a branch of Cannons Creek in Newberry Dist. bounded by Francis Wilson's land, by John Means land, by John Germany's land, by Jacob Cappleman, by James Wilson and by lands of said William Taylor and conveyed to John Lagrone by deed dated June 7, 1800,page K 7, signed, on February 23, 1802 in the presence of:
his his
Andrew (AK) Cromer S/ John (EL) Lagrone (seal)
mark mark
Andrew Cromer Jr.
No dower attached -- (his wife was Agnes) Mary Agnes Thomas"[Vr/HA]
100 acres was referred to as Adolph Legrones Old place in a deed from John Lagrone (hatter) to Harman Auhl given in 1810 [WH][CN/WH]
"On February 4, 1810 John Lagrone, hatter, of Newberry Dist. South Carolina, in consideration of $527 paid by Harmon Awl (Herman Aull) -- of Lexington County, S.C., house carpenter, deeded to said Awl (Aull) 132 acres in two tracts land known as Adolph Lagrone's old place, situated in the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers, on a dry branch of Cannon Creek. 100 acres being originally granted to John Adolph Lagrone then bounded by Henry Count's land and vacant land. (no date given) and adjoining Jacob Singlay, Shaefers land and Brown old place.
Witnessed by:
Michael Kibler S/ John Lagrone (seal)
Thomas McMaster
No dower attached
[Herman Aull was second husband of Eve Riser, sister to Catherine Riser Lagrone. Also Michael Kibler, witness above was father of Elizabeth Kibler who married John Jacob Dickard.]"[Vr/HA]
"John Lagrone of Nby Dist., Hatter, to Harman Auhl of Lexington Dist., House Carpenter For $1027, 13lA (more or less) on a dry br. of Cannons Cr. being a tract known as Adolph Legrones Old place and consisteing of two parcels of adjoining lands: (1) 100A originally granted to John Adolph Legrone (Royal plats 8, p. 99, certified 25 June 1765) bounded on Henry Counts, and vact. land; (2) 3lA being part of a tract originally granted to James McMaster and adjoining Jacob Singly, Shaffers land, and Browns old place. Date of sale 24 Feb 1810. Witnesses:
Michael Kubler
Thomas McMaster
Signed:
John Legrone" [WR/KASWEST][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
+ "On Jan. 21, 1809 - John Lagrone and Mary Christena, his wife; Frederick Davis and Mary, his wife, all of Newberry District, S.C. deeded to Ulrich Mayer, of same place, 75 acres of land on Camping Creek being part of original grant of 250 acres situate4 in the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers on the branch of Camping Creek, bounded on S.W. by lands laid out to John Castwell and all other sides by vacant lands and originally granted John James Cromer, the father of Michael Cromer and Andrew Cromer on Jan. 9, 1755 by Governor James Glen of South Carolina. Consideration -- not given Mary Christina Lagrone, wife of John Lagrone and Mary Davis, wife of Frederick Davis, signed their Dower releases on 6-5-1809 before H. Ruff J.Q."[Vr/HA]
+ "John Lagrone and Mary Christine his wife, Frederick Davis and Mary his wife of Nby Dist. to Ulric Mayer of same Dist. For , 75A on waters of Camping Cr. being part of a tract of 125A conveyed by John Michael Cromer to his brother Andrew Cromer by L&R 3 Dec 1773 and being part of an original tract of 250A granted 9 Jan 1755 to John George Cromer (Royal plats 12, p. 51) the father of the aforesaid John Michael Cromer and Andrew Cromer and bounded at time of grant SW on John Oastwell. Date of sale 27 Jan 1809.
Witnesses: Signed:
Andrew Mayer John (I*L) Lagrone
John Counts Dower: Mary Christine Lagrone
Frederick Davis
Dower: Mary Davis X
After a drawing by Wayne Robertson (or Carl Nichols)Surveyed 27 July 1805 George Eigleberger" [WR/KASWEST]
see from I-399
+ "Jacob Counts, having married Susannah Counts, the widow of John Fredreick Lagrone." [HA]
+ [Listed under Q-2, p.461] "On April 30, 1808 -- Jacob Counts and Henry Furr of Newberry District, South Carolina, sold for $100 paid by John Lagrone Jr., son of Frederick Lagrone of Newberry 'District, S.C. 55 [?] 3/4 acres of land on a branch of Cannons Creek bounded at time of survey by lands of Henry Counts and vacant lands, and having descended to the said Counts and Furr in the following manner: The said Jacob Counts having married the widow of John Frederick Lagrone was entitled to one third part of said land."[Vr/HA]
+ "On April 30,1808- Jacob Counts and Henry Furr of Newberry District, South Carolina, sold for $100 paid by John Lagrone Jr., son of Frederick Lagrone of Newberry Dist. S.C. 55 3/4 acres of land on a branch of Cannons Creek bounded at time of survey by lands of Henry Counts and vacant lands, and having descended to the said Counts and Furr in the following manner: The said Jacob Counts having married the widow of John Frederick Lagrone was entitled to one-third part of said land.
Witnesses by: on 13, April, 1808
His
Peter X Rickard S/ Jacob Counts
Mark Henry Furr
Y.J. Harrington
her
Susanna(X) Counts and Catherine (X) Furr
mark
(Wives of the above Counts and Furr) Signed dower release on April 30, 1808 before Y.J. Harrington, J.Q."[Vr/HA]
+ "John LaGrone Jr, from Jacob Counts, et al.
On April 30,1808, Jacob Counts and Henry Furr of Newberry District, South Carolina, sold for $100 paid by John Lagrone Jr., son of Frederick Lagrone of Newberry Dist. S.C. 55 3/4 acres of land on a branch of Cannons Creek bounded at time of survey by lands of Henry Counts and vacant lands, and having descended to the said Counts and Furr in the following manner: The said Jacob Counts having married the widow of John Frederick Lagrone was entitled to one-third part of said land and the said Henry Furr having married the daughter of the above John Frederick LaGrone" was also entitled to another one-third of said land.
Witnessed on 13, April, 1808 by:
Peter Rickard (Richard) S/ Jacob Counts
Y.J. Harrington Henry Furr
her
Susanna (X) Counts and
mark
her
Catherine (X) Furr signed dower release on April 30, 1808 before Y.J. Harrington, J.Q
mark
(Peter Rickard was brother in law of Catherine LaGrone Furr) ."[GR]
+ Adam Lagrone, along with family of John Rikard, sold rights to the 150A bounty grant of John Domine on Crims Cr. [CN/WH]
+ "On Jan 6, 1806, Adam Lagrone Jr. and John Rickard both of Newberry Dist, South Carolina, in consideration of $250 paid by Jacob Dominick, of same place, deeded 150 acres of land to Jacob Dominick, situated on south side of Broad River Joining lands of Jacob Lagrone, Joseph Waller, Martin Sheely and Michael Kinard.
Signed in the presence of:
J.J. Cureton
William Stone S/ Adam Lagrone (LS)
Adam Stockman his
John (XX) Kinard
mark
+ "Margrad Rikard (by her mark) wife within John Kinard, and Christina Rickard, wife of within Adam Lagrone, Jr., signed their dower release on Jan. 6,1806 before Fred Gray, J.Q."[Vr/HA]
+ "Adam Lagrone Junr and John Rickard of Nby Dist. to Jacob Dominic of same Dist. For $250, 150A (more or less) adjoining lands of Jacob Lagrone, Joseph Weller, Martin Sheely's, Michael Kinard. Date of sale 6 Jan 1806.
Witnesses: Signed:
T. T. Cureton Adam Lagrone
Wm. Stone Dower: Christiana Rickard (wife of Adam Lagrone)
Adam Stuckman John Rickard X
Dower: Margrad Rickard X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "Dated January 6, 1806, Book J, page 654, Newbery, from Adam LaGrone, Jr. and John Rickard
to Jacob Dominick for 150 acres of land on the south side of the Broad River adjoining lands of
Jacob Lagrone, Jas. Valler, Marlo Shealey and Mickael Kinard, for $250. Signed by mark of John
Rickard and by Adam Lagrone. Dower rights were waived by Margrade Rickard, wife of John
Rickard, and by Christina Rickard, wife of Adam Lagrone, February 24, 1806." [WH]
See File Q-2, p.288 [WH,GR]
+ See File Q-2, p.288 [WH]
+ "On April 21, 1802 -- John Lagrone of Newberry Dist., South Carolina, in consideration of $200 paid by Abraham Taylor of same district, sold said Taylor 100 acres of land, part of a tract granted Lawrence Legrone by James Glen, Governor of South Carolina on 11, 7, 1752, being on a branch of Cannons Creek in said District and joining Martin Taylor's land, Philip Buzzard's land, Henry Halfacre's and John Peter Kinard's land.
Signed in presence of: his
John Wilson S/ John (EL) Lagrone
John Hogg mark
Jacob Sligh
"Christian Lagrone" - (signed by her mark X) wife of John Lagrone, signed her dower release 10, 11, 1803 in the presence of Benjamin Long (LS)"[Vr/HA]
+ "John Lagrone of Nby Dist. to Abraham Taylor of same Dist. For $200, 100A on br. of Cannons Cr. being part of a 450A tract originally granted to Laurence Legrone 7 Nov 1752 (Royal plats 12, p. 57) bounding now on Martin Taylor, Philip Buzzard, Henry Halfacre, and John Peter Kinard. Date of sale 21 April 1802.
Witnesses: Signed:
John Wilson John (IL) Lagrone
John Hogg Dower: Christian Lagrone X
Jacob Sligh" [WR/KASWEST]
+ John and Christian LaGrone sell to Abraham (X) Taylor 100 acres of the Laurentz LaGrone grant on Cannons Creek for 200 acres" [GR]
+ "Abraham Taylor of Nby Dist. to Frederick Lagrone Junr of same Dist. For $300, 100A (more or less) being all that plantation where I live adjoining lands of Martin Taylor, Philip Buzzard, Henry Halfacre and John Coleman being the same deed to me by John Lagrone 21 April 1802 (Newberry Deed Book K, p. 178) and part of a tract originally granted to Laurence Lagrone 7 Nov 1752 (Royal plats 12, p. 57).Date of sale 9 Jan 1813.
Witnesses: Signed:
Bert Harrington Abraham Taylor
J. A. Taylor Dower: Mary Taylor X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "On April 21, 1802, John LaGrone, Jr. bought from Abraham I. Taylor, both of Newberry, County of South Carolina, in aforesaid County on Cannons Creek, being part of an original grant of 450 acres to Lorentz LaCrown from Governor James Glenn of South Carolina on Nov. 1752 for and in consideration of $300.00 paid by said John Lagrone Jr." [GR]
"On July ll, 1801-- Frederick Lagrone, planter of Newberry District, South Carolina sold for $125, paid by John Lagrone, planter, of same place, 62 1/2 acres of land adjoining Martin Kinard Jr., Andrew Thomas, Christian Houpt, John Kibler and land of aforesaid Frederick Lagrone, same being part of a tract of 250 acres originally granted to Tobias Lagrone on Nov. 27, 1752, situated in the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers, on a small branch of Crims Creek called Hans Anderson Creek, waters of Broad River. Signed in the presence of:
Michael Kinard
his
Adam (A) Lagrone S/ Frederick Lagrone (LS)
mark
his
John X Kinard
mark
Elizabeth Lagrone, wife of Frederick, relinquished dower right July 18, 1801 before John Ruff J.Q."[Vr/HA]
"On June 2,1815 - John Lagrone Sr. of Newberry Dist., S.C. in consideration of $469 paid by Peter Stockman deeded 67 acres of land situated in Newberry Dist on a branch of Crims Creek, waters of Broad River to said Stockman being a part of a tract of land conveyed by Andrew Thomas to said John Lagrone for 100 acres which is a part of a tract originally granted Andrew Thomas Sr. for 200 acres on July 4,1785 by William Moultrie Esq. Govr of South Car.
Signed on June 2,1815 before: his
David Keller S John (EL) Lagrone
Nicholas Kinard mark
Agnes Lagrone (by her mark X) wife of within John Lagrone Sr. before Samuel Cannon, J 2 ao. signed her dower on June 2 2,1815 [Note John Lagrone's mark EL - (he is called Sr.) Agnes was Mary Agnes Thomas, dau. of Andrew & Mary T.]"[Vr/HA]
Lease and release. 8 & 9 Sept 1784, George Drafts of Orangeburgh District, planter, to John Berry of Ninety Six District, for £80 sterling, 150 acres on south side of Saludy Rivergranted 13 Nov 1754 to John Spulberger. George Drafts (H) (LS) Wit: Samuel Rall, Adam Lagrone (X). proved by the oath of Samuel Rall before Wm. Houseal, J.P. recorded 19 Oct 1784 [IMC - South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1783-1788]
John Leggrone Sr to John Kibler for $440, 68 1/2A which upon resurvey contains 83A....signed John Leggrone, Agness Laygrone, Dower [ES]
"John Leggrone Sr of Newberry District to John Kibler of same district. For $440, 68 1/2 acres which upon resurvey contains 83 acres and being composed of parts of two tracts: (1) part of 250 acre tract originally given to Tobias Leggron 7 November 1752 and part of a 150 acre tract originally granted to Andrew Thomas Sr. 14 July 1785 located on small branch of Crims Creek adjoining at this time lands held by said John Kibler, Martin Kinard, Cp Peter Stockman, the heirs of Christian Hope Decd., and on lands of John Vonderlander. Date of sale, 19 June 1815
Witnesses: Signed:
John Vonderlender John (IL) Leggrone
Jacob Bare Dower: Agness Laygrone" [BA][Vr/HA]
"John Leggrone Sr. of Nby Dist. to John Kibler of same Dist. For $440, 68½A which upon resurvey contains 83A and being composed of parts of two tracts: (1) part of 250A originally granted to Tobias Leggron 7 Nov 1752 (Royal plats 5, p. 489) and part of a 150A tract originally granted to Andrew Thomas Sr. 14 July 1785 located on small br. of Crims Cr. adjoining at this time lands held by Sd John Kibler, Martin Kinard, Cp Peter Stockamn, the heirs of Christian Hope Decd., and on lands of John Vonderlander. Date of sale 19 June 1815.
Witnesses:
John Vondelender
Jacob Bare
Signed:
John (EL) Leggrone Dower: Agness Laygrone X" [WR/KASWEST]
See Q, p. 305.
John Adam Lagrone Senr, Planter, & Mary Lagrone, Dower, to Michael Kubler, 180 A on waters of Cannons Cr; (wife inhereited from brother John William Houseal); signed John Adam Lagrone, Sr., Mary Lagrone, Dower [ES]
"John Adam Lagrone Senr of Nby Dist., Planter, to Michael Kubler, Junr of same Dist. For $540, 180A (more or less) on waters of Cannons Cr. being all that plantation where I now live bounded on Michael Kubler, John Eyghelberger and Christopher Haupts land and being part of a tract of 250A originally granted to Hans Peter Weyman 4 July 1754 (Royal plats Bundle) and transferred by L&R 2 and 3 Jan 1772 by grantee to Martin Livingstone and by sd Martin Livingston in same manner 2 and 3 July 1773 to Michael livingston and by sd Michael Livingston in like manner to John William Houseal a minor and at his death the oldest brother and heir at law, John Adam Houseal inherited the land and in like manner sold the land to John Adam Lagrone Senr. 1 Feb 1798 (Nby Deed Book H, p. 34). Date of sale 10 Oct 1800.
Witnesses: Signed:
Henry (HW) Werts Jno Adam Lagrone Senr X
Jacob (I*) Lagrone Dower: Mary Lagrone X" [WR/KASWEST]
See, Book B, p.385
John Lagrone Senr to John Eigleberger, Sr...for $756, 126A...conveyed to John Legrone Sr., by Andrew Thomas by deed 8 Feb 1805 (Book I, p 202)...signed John Lagrone, Agnis Lagrone, Dower [ES]
+ "On May 27, 1774 Laurence Lagrone of Berkley County, Ninety-Six District, Province of South Carolina, deeded 100 acres, part of his original grant of 450 acres in 1752, to Frederick Lagrone of Newberry District, South Carolina, for 12£ cash and a like sum of l2£ current money of South Carolina to be paid unto said Laurence Legrow every year so long as said Laurence (Laurentz) lives, for his maintenance to be paid by Frederick Lagrone for the same 100 acres to said Frederick and his heirs forever.
signed on May 27 1774 before Laurentz Legrown
Martin Single (Signed in German Script)
Michael Kibler (German script)
Jerermiah Ham
No Dower attached"[Vr/HA][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
+ "On May 27, 1774, Laurence Lagrone of Berkley County, S.C., 96th District, for $12.00 current money of the said Province, paid by said Frederick Lagrone to Laurence Lagrone, with the proviso that said Frederick shall pay a like sum (12.00) yearly unto said Laurence during his life for maintenance of said Laurence Lecrown for which 100 acres of land was deeded to daid Frederick Lagrone, same being situated on a branch of Cannons Creek, and being part of a 450 acre tract of land originally granted to Laurence Lecrown by Governor Glenn of Province of South Carolina on Nov. 7, 1752, and bounded by George Riftons and Nicholas View lands.
signed, Laurentz Legrown
Martin Single (The trace of the actual signature of)
Michael Kibler (In German script) Laurentz Lagrone)
Jerermiah Harris"[GR]
+ There was an agreement in 1774 between Laurence Lecrown and Frederick Lecrown for 100 acres of Lawrence's 450 acre grant to be Frederick's property after Laurence's death. In 1802, John Lagrone and his wife, Christina, sold that 100 acres to Abraham Taylor (Newberry Deed Records, Vol, K, page 178.) The deed Lawrence to Frederick and the deed from John and Christine to Taylor were recorded together in 1813, as adjacent documents. [WH]
+ In 1774 Laurence LeCrown entered into an agreement with Frederick Lecrown for Frederick to have a 1OOA part of Lawrences 450A bounty grant at the death of Lawrence (Newberry Deed Records, Vol, K, p.175 and Q-2, p.288). [CN/WH]
+ Laurence Lecrown of 96 Dist to Frederick Lecrown...100 A on br. of Cannons Cr., being part of 450A granted to Laurence Lecrown 7 Nov 1752 (Royal Plats 12, p. 57)....Signed, Lorentz Legrown [ES]
+ "On 24 May 1774 Laurence Legone of Berkley County, Dist. Ninety-Six of South Carolina, deeded to Frederick Lecroun (Lagrone) 150 acres of land on Cannons Creek. The same was granted to Laurence Lecroun by His Excellency, James Glen, Governor and Commander in Chief over His majesty's province and dated Nov.7, 1752 in George II reign.
s/ Laurentz leogroon (German Letters or script )"[Vr/HA][The Dutch Fork, A catalog of Early Records]
+ "Laurence Lecrown of 96 Dist. to Frederick Lecrown For 20 Pounds and yearly to pay 7 Pounds during the tenure (as long as Laurence Lecrown lives) and sooner or later Frederick Lecrown to have 100A on br. of Cannons Cr. being part of 450A tract granted to laurence Lecrown 7 nov 1752 (Royal plats 12, p. 57) and bounded NE on George Pisters Nicholas Vies and vact. land and S by Jacob Nortz and vact. land. Date of agreement 27 May 1774.
Witnesses: Signed:
Martin_____ Lorentz Legrown
Johannes Michael Kibler
Jeremiah____
After a drawing by Wayne Robertson (or Carl Nichols)
Plat reconstructed from Colonial plat for Laurence LeCrown (Royal plats 12, p. 57), plats map accompanying Nby Deed, John Peter Kinard to John Gallman (Book Q-2, p. 348). Other data as cited on plat." [WR/KASWEST]
See v.Q-2, p.288
"On May 7,1824 - John Lagrone of Newberry Dist. S.C. in consideration of $70, paid by George Gray, of the same place, sold said Gray ten acres (10) in Newberry Dist. on the waters of Bush River, being part of a tract conveyed by Elisha Hammond, Jesse Dobbins and Thomas T. Cureton on Feb. 5, 1802 to said Jne. Lagrone
Signed, sealed and delivered before us:
F.B. Higgins
B.H. Gray S/ John Lagrone
Mary Lagrone signed her dower release (as wife within John Lagrone) before Henry 0'Neall on June 7,1824."[Vr/HA]
"John Lagrone Senr of Nby Dist. to John Eigleberger, Sr. of same Dist. For $756, 126A (more or less) on waters of Cannons Cr. being part of a tract of 200A originally granted to Andrew Thomas Sr., decd, 4 July 1785 and conveyed to John Lagrone Sr. by Andrew Thomas, Junr. by deed 8 Feb 1805 (Nby Deed Book I, p. 202) adjoining land of John Eigleberger, Cp Slighs, est. of C. Hope, and remainder of sd tract held by Cp Stockman Junr. Date of sale 11 Aug 1815.
Witnesses Signed:
Solomon Sligh John (I*L) Lagrone
Herman Awl Dower: Agnis Lagrone X" [WR/KASWEST]
John Lagrone and his wife Margaret sold land on Cannons Cr. to Jacob Sligh. [CN/WH]
"John Lagron of Nby Dist. to Jacob Sligh of same Dist. For $60, 56A (more or less) on waters of Cannons Cr. being part of a 200A tract originally granted to Samuel McConnel 16 June 1768 whereof said 56A was measured off to John McConnel and conveyed by deed to above mentioned John Legron (Nby Deed Book Q-2, p. 461) and bounded by lands of James Moor, David Boozer, James McCollum and John Gragg. Date of sale 4 Feb 1818.
William Carlisle John Lagrone (German Script)
Darl. Thweatt Dower: Margarott Legron X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ John Lagrone and his wife Margaret bought land on Cannons Cr. from John McConnel [CN/WH]
+ "John McConnel of Nby Dist. to John Lagron of same Dist. For $160, 56A (more or less) on waters of Cannons Cr. being part of a 200A tract originally granted to Samuel McConnel 16 June 1768. land bounds on James Moore, Daniel Boozer, James McCollum, and John Gragg. Date of sale 6 Sept 1815.
Witnesses: Signed:
Jacob Sligh John McConnel
Y. J. Harrington Dower: Nancy McConnel X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "To John LaGrone from John McConnel & Nancy Furr:
On Sept. 5, 1815, John Lagrone of Newberry District, South Carolina, paid $160 to John McConnel of the same place for 56 acres of land, being part of original grant of 200 acres to Samuel McConnel on 16th January 1768, situated in the fork of Broad and Saluda Rivers on a waters of Cannons Creek in Newberry Dist., S.C. and recorded in the Secretaries office in Book DDD on page 293, whereof the said 56 acres is measured off to said John McConnel, and bounded by James Moore, Daniel Boozer, James McCollum, and John Gragg.
Signed before:
Jacob Sligh s/ John McConnel (LS)
Y. J. Harrington
(Nancy, wife within John McConnel signed, by her mark, her dower release before Y.J. Harrington JQ on September 6, 1815)" [GR]
+ "Arthur Carmical of Nby Dist. to John Lagrone of same Dist. For $40, 48A (more or less) on E side of Bush R. bounded by lines running NE by Wm. Mills, SW and NW by land surveyed for John Wright, NE and SE by land surveyed for Paty. Date of sale 18 Dec 1826.
Witnesses: Signed:
J. K. Shumpart Arthur Carmical
Jno. Rickard" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "Andrew Thomas of Nby Dist., Planter, to John Lagrone, Senr, of same Dist. For $74, 6A being part of a tract of 150A on br. of Crims Cr. bounding at time of survey SE on Melchior Hoffman and certified for Andrew Thomas, father of grantor, 21 Nov 1752 (Royal plats 5, p. 487). Date of sale 23 Jan 1804.
Witnesses: Signed:
Fred Lagrone Senr Andrew (A) Thomas
Martin Kinard, Mathew Rickard Dower: Agnis Thomas X" [WR/KASWEST]
+ "On Jan. 23, 1804, John Legronne, Sr, of Newberry Dist., S.C. paid Andrew Thomas of same place, Dist. & State, $74 for 6 acres of land, being part of a tract of 150 acres situated in the fork between broad and Saluda Rivers on a branch of Ennis (?) Creek, bounded by the land of Melchior Huffman on the east side and all other sides by lands certified for Andrew Thomas, father of the Granter, on 21st of Nov. A.D. 1752.
Signed in the presence of: his
Frederick Lagrone, Sr. s/ Andrew X Thomas (LS)
Martin Kinard mark
Matthew Rickard" [GR]
+ "Lease and release, Adam Nordike of Berkley Co. SC, Doras Feltmat of Same, for £500 SC money, tract of 200 acres in Berkley Co. in the fork between the Broad and Saluda rivers, on waters of the Broad River, on a small branch of Cannons Creek adjacent to land laid out to presly ("exactly"?) Laurence Lagront, part of 300 acres granted to said Abraham Nordike, 29 April 1767, recd. Book CCC, p. 181. Abraham and Mary Nordike (LS) Wit: Robert Spier, Robert Bull, Dorcas Mote (X). Proved in Newberry Co. by the oath of Robert Bull before John Meirs, J.P., recorded 3 Apr 1788." [IMC - South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1783-1788]