Sturkie Family 2018B - Person Sheet
Sturkie Family 2018B - Person Sheet
NameWILLIAMSON, Rachel 
Birth1780
Death1840, Orangeburgh, SC
Spouses
Birth1776
Death10 Nov 1857, Lexington CO, SC
BurialEbenezer Meth Church Cemetery, Pooles Mill, SC
FatherJEFFCOAT, Samuel (~1753-1825)
MotherBOHLIN (UNPROVEN), Rachael ZELPHIR (1770-1791)
Marriage1805, Lexington Co, SC
Census notes for Edward (Spouse 1)
1840 US Census, Orangeburgh Dist., SC
Edward Jefcoat
1M 20-30
1M 50-60
2F 15-20
1F 50-60
1850 US Census, Orangeburgh District, SC
Edward Jefcoat, age 74
Emeline, age 20
Edward, age 9
Rachel age 6
John, age 2
Caroline, age 1
Wm, age 20
Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Orangeburg, Orangeburg, South Carolina; Roll: M432_857; Page: 334; Image: 125.
Edward Jefcoat
1M 20-30
1M 50-60
2F 15-20
1F 50-60
1850 US Census, Orangeburgh District, SC
Edward Jefcoat, age 74
Emeline, age 20
Edward, age 9
Rachel age 6
John, age 2
Caroline, age 1
Wm, age 20
Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Orangeburg, Orangeburg, South Carolina; Roll: M432_857; Page: 334; Image: 125.
Obituary/DC notes for Edward (Spouse 1)
Funeral Notice, appearing in Southern Christian Advocate, December 31, 1857, page 24:
" Father Edward Jeffcoat died at the house of his son, John C. Jefcoat in Lexington District, SC, November 10, 1857, in about his 82nd year."
" Father Edward Jeffcoat died at the house of his son, John C. Jefcoat in Lexington District, SC, November 10, 1857, in about his 82nd year."
Will notes for Edward (Spouse 1)
Will of Edward Jeffcoat
to Jacob Jeffcoat
Know all men by these present that I Edward Jefcoat of Orangeburg District and state of are said for an consideration of the love and natural afftection which I have and bare toward my son Jacob Jeffcoat of Lexington District have given, granted, and confirmed by these presents do give, grant and confirm unto the said Jacob Jeffcoat all that plantation or tract of land where on he is now lives containing one hundred acres in Lexington District commencing on the corner of the land now belonging to Barbara Oswalt along Benjamin Jeffcoat line as far as to make the one hundred acres by running down said fence to wthe Oswalt line, thence along said line to the beginning. Together with all and singular the rights, members, hereditatments, and appertainances unto the same belonging or, in any wise incident of appertaining to have and to hold and singular the premises before me mentioned unto the said Jacob Jeffcoat his heirs and assigns against myself, my heirs and every other lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. In Witness whereof I have set my hand and sealed tis thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty severna nd in the seventh second year of the Independence of the United States of America
Signed, sealed and delivered
in the presence of Emaline Jefcoat and Rachel Jeffcoat
Recorded 4th December 1848 - Deliver to Jacob Jefcoat Jan 1856.
The following notice appeared in the Southern Christian Advocate 12/31/1857, p. 24
“Father Edward Jefcoat died at the house of his son John C.Jefcoat in Lexington Dist. 11/10/1857 in about his 82nd year...one of the first members of Ebenezer Church in Orangeburg Circuit.” (Copied f rom the Archives: Wofford College--Sandor Tezlor Library, Spartanburg, SC 04=12-1984)
to Jacob Jeffcoat
Know all men by these present that I Edward Jefcoat of Orangeburg District and state of are said for an consideration of the love and natural afftection which I have and bare toward my son Jacob Jeffcoat of Lexington District have given, granted, and confirmed by these presents do give, grant and confirm unto the said Jacob Jeffcoat all that plantation or tract of land where on he is now lives containing one hundred acres in Lexington District commencing on the corner of the land now belonging to Barbara Oswalt along Benjamin Jeffcoat line as far as to make the one hundred acres by running down said fence to wthe Oswalt line, thence along said line to the beginning. Together with all and singular the rights, members, hereditatments, and appertainances unto the same belonging or, in any wise incident of appertaining to have and to hold and singular the premises before me mentioned unto the said Jacob Jeffcoat his heirs and assigns against myself, my heirs and every other lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. In Witness whereof I have set my hand and sealed tis thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty severna nd in the seventh second year of the Independence of the United States of America
Signed, sealed and delivered
in the presence of Emaline Jefcoat and Rachel Jeffcoat
Recorded 4th December 1848 - Deliver to Jacob Jefcoat Jan 1856.
The following notice appeared in the Southern Christian Advocate 12/31/1857, p. 24
“Father Edward Jefcoat died at the house of his son John C.Jefcoat in Lexington Dist. 11/10/1857 in about his 82nd year...one of the first members of Ebenezer Church in Orangeburg Circuit.” (Copied f rom the Archives: Wofford College--Sandor Tezlor Library, Spartanburg, SC 04=12-1984)