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15 October 1773 [continued]
William Daniel, applied for 200 acres upon Reedy Creek about 2 miles above Joel Phillips's; not granted, the petitioner having taken up about 300 acres in Wrightsborough township, but as he declares that he took it up merely through necessetty till the Ceeded Lands were opened; we reserve it for future consideration.
John Mims, No. Carolina, a wife, 4 sons & one daughter from 11 years to 8 months old, and one Negro. 100 acres North side Broad River, to join the upper line of a reserve for John Webb: Reserved 3 months, £2:0:0.
William Campbell, South Carolina, a wife & 2 sons from the ages of 5 to 3 years old. 250 acres upon Savannah River at Lee's old Place: Do., £2:0:0, by John Dooly resigned a former tract to adjoin J. T. Waters.
John Dooly, Do. [South Carolina], a wife and 3 sons from the ages of 4 to 1 year of age, and three orphan Nephews from the ages of 19 to 10 years old. 250 acres on Savannah River at Lee's old Place, and 250 acres adjoining same: 2 Nov 1773, recd. £13 & £12, above is £25 on reserve for 5 months on his engagement to pay in that time £65 more and ye charges of Surveying & Grants.
Drury Rogers, a wife, 3 sons & 5 daughters from the ages of 13 to 1 years, & 2 negroes. 100 acres on Ogeechee on the first small Creek above the Lower Trading Path: Reserved for 3 months, £2:0:0.
Daniel Gunnills, South Carolina, a wife & 4 sons from the ages of 9 to 1 years. 200 acres on the North side Little River opposite to Josa Saunders, including Kemp's settlmt. Immdt. Settlmt., £20:0:0.
John Coleman, Virginia, a wife, 4 sons & 2 daughters from the ages of 12 to 1 years & 14. 600 acres South side Broad River at a place called Rutledge's Spring, beginning at ye mouth of the first running branch above long Creek, to run upward, and 400 acres North side Broad River at a Camp and field whereon Lewis Clark is settled, on a bend of the river, these tracts is opposite each other: Reserved for 12 months on his obligation, £20:0:0, Jacob Colson, So. Carolina pay survey.
Archd McNair, North Carolina, 2 sons & 2 daughters from 13 years to 3 years of age. 100 acres about 16 miles above Broad River on a creek leading into Savannah River & first above Vann's Ck. on an old path: Reserved 3 months conditioned to sign, Recd. £2:0:0.
Alexr Mackalpin, a wife, 5 sons & 2 daughters aged from 16 to 2 years from South Carolina. 100 acres below the Cherokee ford on Savannah River: Do., £2:0:0.
John Miller, So. Carolina, no Family. 100 acres opposite Burd's Island on Savannah River: Do., £2:0:0, on his producing his character.
John Westbrook, Virginia, Mecklenburg County, a wife, 3 sons & 4 daughters, from 20 to 2 years old & 1 slave. 100 acres on Coody's Creek Broad River, about 2 miles above Joseph Freeman's at the fork of the creek: Reserved for 12 months, £2:0:0, on his complying with the terms of his obligation, 5/ due.
Mathew Waters, South Carolina, a wife, 1 son & 6 daughters, ages of 16 years to 1 year. 225 acres on Savannah River, being an Island called Collinen's Island, and 275 acres on the main opposite thereto, the mouth of Beaver Damms near thereto. Reserved: Security as such charged, E.B. £10:0:0.
William Odam, South Carolina, Granville county, a wife, daughter & 5 negroes. 100 acres on Rockey Comfort beween the Trading Paths, about a mile from the River Ogeechee: Reserved until he produce a character, next Court, £2:0:0. Not cast up.
28 October 1773
Ezekiel Williams, So. Carolina, a wife, a son & daughter from the age of 3 years to 7 months old & 20 Negroes. 350 acres on the waters of Ogeechee at Rockey Ck. upon and below a path & old camp at a spring, on both sides the creek, where Moses Powell first entered: Reserve, £11:4:0.
4 November 1773
George Coley, South Carolina, a wife and 12 children, 6 sons & 6 daughters, from the age of 21 years to 2 years and one Negro. 400 acres on Savannah River, the next creek below that creek whereon Francis Lee is settled: Ditto. On producing a satisfactory character, £8:0:0.
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