1800 US Census, Charleston SC p. 148
Isaac Weatherley
1 male 0-10
1 male 16 - 26
1 male 26 - 45
1 male 45+
1 female 0-10
1 female 10-16
1 female 26-45
1 female 45 +

The WEATHERLY family belonged to the Saint Helena Parish in the late 1700's. Captain Isaac WEATHERLY was captured at Charleston Harbor during the Revolutionary War by the British. His wife's name was STATIRA (possible surname of SANFORD ) and she died of yellow fever in 1802, Charleston, St. Philip's Parish. William WEATHERLY (Isaac's father) married Sarah COLE . Thomas WEATHERLY received a land grant in 1744 and married a WAIGHT .

Francis Thompson of the Parish of St. Helena and Isaac Weatherly of the same
parish bond to Gov. Glen, 20th. July 1744. Licence to Rev. William Guy to marry
Francis Thompson and Martha Sampson widow. Signed by Francis Thompson and Isaac
Weatherley.


Looking for anyone who is researching the Weatherly Family of the Charleston Area of South Carolina. The first known Weatherly is Thomas who had a land grant on St. John's Island, S. C. in 1704. He married Sarah Waight. One of his grandsons was Isaac Weatherly who married Statira ?. Statira died in 1805 in Charleston of yellow fever. Any information on this family would be appreciated

South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1773-1779 N-4, 292-297: Lease and release. 15 Dec 1774
Isaac Weatherly of St. Helena Island, plant, to George Mathews of Charles Town, merchant, for 100 pounds SC money, 200 acres on John Island, Colleton County adj. Robert Gibbs, Mathews, Solomon Freer, upon a creek branching out of Keywaw River adj. land of the estate of Elizabeth Cockran, which land Isaac Weatherly becme entitled thereto as heir at law to his father William Weatherly who died intestate. Isaac Weaatherly. Wit: Benjamin Mathews, Daniel Holmes. Proved in Charles Town District by the oath of Benjamin Mathews before Fenwich Bull, J. P. 26 Dec 1774. Recorded 2 Jan 1775.

SC Deed Abstracts 1773-1778 T-4, 422-423; Agreement. St. Helena, 13th January 1775, Mr. Isaac Wetherly and Cornelius McCarty agree for the sum of 800 ponds, that said Wetherly hath bargained and sold a tract of land on St. Helena 447 acres to make good titles. Isaac Weatherly, Jacob Stobo, Gen., made oath to the hand writing of said Isaac Weatherley, 18 Nov. 1777, before Jas Parsons, J. P. Recorded 19 Nov. 1777.

1785 Guerard, Benjamin to Brig. Gen Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, in trust for Statira Weatherly, wife of Isaac Weatherly and sole trader, bill of sale for a slave named Peter, about 25 years old.

1785 Welch, Henry to Brig. Gen Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, in turst for Statira Weatherly, wife of Isaac Weatherly and sole rader, bill of sale for a slave named Hope, about 28 years old, and another named Lot, about 30 years of age.

1785 Cazneau, Edward to Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, in trust for Statira Weatherly, wife of Isaac Weatherly, and sole trader, bill of sale for a slave named Jenny, about 12 years of age.

1788 Weatherly, Isaac, Admr. of Benjamin Cook vs. James Thompson, Judgment Roll

1789 Weatherly Isaac and Statira, is wife vs. Samuel Cooper, Judgement Roll.

974 South Carolina Roster
Weatherly, Isaac
During May 1776, he became a lieutenant in the First Regiment and was a captain when he was taken prisoner at the fall of Charleston. Heitman, p. 577.

American Biographical Library, The bBiographical Cyclopaedia of American Women, Volume II, historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army during the War of the Revolution, Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army.
Fifteenth Virginia, page 577:
Weatherly, Isaac (SC) Lieutenant 1st South Carolina, May 1776; Captain, ; taken prisoner at Charleston, 12th May 1780

South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, SCMAR, Volume V, Number 1, winter, 1977, payments for Colonial Services:
FOR THE SCOUTS FROM THE MILITIA
Isaac Weatherly for provisions and negro ihire 18 08 07