James McVeigh (c.1818-1897), in addition to being a teacher and musician, was a surveyor in Liberty and Wayne Counties, Georgia. Here are two of his survey plats taken while he was County Surveyor for Wayne County, Georgia (C.S.W.C.):
Scale 10 chains to one inch
90 acres cut off 200 acres late granted to Charles Smith, Sr. A.D. 1832 for Jas. Hill
The above diagram is a correct plat of 90 acres bisected off the Northwest corner of a 200 acre Lot of head right Land granted to Charles Smith, Sr. and surveyd. for him A.D. 1832. beginning at Aligator and thenSouth 85 West 19 chains, then a corner stake or post thence South 10 East 40 chains to old road thence down road 22 chains to breanch corner stake in the road. thence down Branch and Aligator Creek to place of beginning being 90 acres more or less, and I consider it worth no more than two Hundred dollars.
Jas. McVeigh C.S.W.C.
This plat is undated. Alligator Creek is a tributary of the Little Ocmulgee River which runs through the current Wheeler, Telfair, Dodge, and Laurens counties in Georgia.
Found by Randy Campbell Oct. 1999 at the Jesup, Wayne, Couthouse, transcribed by Teresa McVeigh 10 Feb 2010
Scale of 10 chains to the inch
50 acres Pine Land off Lot No. 30 Williams Survey
I have this day by instructions received measured and laid off fifty acres of pine Land as an exemption for Jno. S. Joiner as follows.
Beginning at Gardi thence South 10 West 32 chains stump thence N 10 East 10 chains to Gardi it being the natural boundary of the N Side bounded on all sides by Said Lot No. 30 Williams Survey and I consider the Said fifty acres with improvement to be worth one hundred and fifty $150 Dollars.
This Augt. 24, 1881
Jas. McVeigh C.S.W.C.
R.Strickland
Found by Randy Campbell Oct. 1999 at the Jesup, Wayne, Couthouse, transcribed by Teresa McVeigh 10 Feb 2010
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Teresa McVeigh
10 Feb 2010
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
James McVeigh (c. 1818-1897), Surveyor
Labels:
Alligator Creek,
Gardi,
Georgia,
HILL,
JOINER,
McVEIGH,
Plat,
SMITH,
STRICKLAND,
survey,
Wayne County,
WILLIAMS
Location:
Wayne, GA, USA
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Janie Sports Death Certificate
Death Certificate of Janie (Carribeau) Sports
South Carolina Death Records, 1821-1955
about Janie Sport
Name: Janie Sport
Death Date: 27 Feb 1916
Age (Years): 56
Estimated Birth Year: 1860
Gender: Female
Color: White
County of Death: Richland
Place of Death: 709 Blossom, Columbia
Volume Number: 51
Certificate Number: 27821
Widow
Cause of Death: Gastric Carcinoma
Informant: Mrs. Mollie Williams, Columbia, SC [daughter]
Burial: Mill Cemetery Olympia
Name of Father: Do Not Know
Name of Mother: [left blank]
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Teresa McVeigh
26 Jan 2013
South Carolina Death Records, 1821-1955
Name of Father: Do Not Know
Name of Mother: [left blank]
All Rights Reserved
Teresa McVeigh
26 Jan 2013
Labels:
CARRIBEAU,
CARRIBEAUX,
Columbia,
Death Certificate,
Richland,
South Carolina,
SPORT,
SPORTS,
WILLIAMS
Location:
Columbia, SC, USA
Friday, June 8, 2012
Probate of the Estate of Norman Urquhart, Jr., 10 Aug 1864
Norman
Urquhart, Jr. had an estate probated on 10 Aug 1864 in Montgomery County,
Alabama
From
Urquhart Families website, by Billy R. Wilson,
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/-brwilson/urquhart/index.htm [site is
no longer active]:
ESTATE OF
NORMAN URQUHART, JR.
SON OF
NORMAN AND JANE BETHUNE URQUHART (State of Alabama ,
Montgomery County )
To David
Campbell, Judge of Probate for Sd. County, Your petitioner, Sylvanus Walker,
who is administrator of the goods and Chattels, rights and credits that were of
Norman Urquhart, Decd of the county and State aforesaid, would represent unto
your honor, that the deceased died Seized and possessed of the following Lands,
to wit, the East 1/2 of the SE 1/4 and NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 12 in
Township 6 of Range 19 lying and being in the county of Coffee and State
aforesaid. He further represents unto your honor that Sd. estate is solvent,
and that Sd. land cannot be equitably divided among the heirs at law of the
deceased, without a Sale thereof He further represents unto your Honor that the
deceased left as his heirs at law the following persons, to wit, Margaret
Joyce, a widow, Sister of Decd, of full age who resides in the county and State
aforesaid. The children of John Urquhart, who was a brother of the Decd., To
Wit, Thomas Urquhart of full age, resides in the State of Florida, Gracy
McCall, a widow of full age, resides in Montgomery County, Ala.; Elizabeth
Knighten a widow of full age who has died since the death of Sd. Norman
Urquhart, Decd, leaving no living issue or children. Henry Urquhart of full age
residing in Green County Ala., John Urquhart of full age, residing in
Montgomery County Ala. Lafayette Urquhart of full age who has died since the
intestate Norman Urquhart, leaving no children, and Anestatia Urquhart of full
age residing in Montgomery County Ala., also the Children of Catharine
Williams, decd, who was a daughter of the decd Brother John Urquhart, whose
names and ages are not known to your petitioner, and whom he believes reside in
the State of Florida. Also the children of Neill Urquhart Deed., a brother of
the Decd, to wit, Daniel Urquhart of full age who resides in the County of
Clark Ala., Henry Urquhart of full age who resides in the County of Barber
Ala,, and Benjamin Urquhart of full age and resides in the County of Barber,
Ala.
Also the
Children of Alexander Urquhart Decd a Brother of the deceased, to wit, Norman
Urquhart of full age, Aaron Urquhart of full age, Nancy S. Walker wife of
Sylvanus Walker, of full age, Almira Herrington of full age, wife of James
Herrington, Elizabeth Caffey, a widow, of full age, all of whom reside in
Montgomery County, Ala. Henry Urquhart of full age and Alexander Urquhart of
full age, both reside in Pike County, Ala. Also the children of Daniel Urquhart
Decd, who was a Brother of the decd, to wit, Norman Urquhart, and Sarah
Urquhart who has intermarried with some person, unknown to your petitioner,
both of whom are of full age and reside in the State of Florida. Also the
children of Nancy McLeod who was a Sister of the deceased, to wit, Daniel
McLeod, Norman McLeod, Jannett McLeod, and Christian McLeod, all of full age,
and reside in the State of North Carolina. Also the children of Elizabeth Shaw,
Decd, who was a Sister of the Decd, to wit, Jennett Shaw, Elizabeth Shaw, Angus
Shaw, Sally Sunday, wife of John Sunday, all of full age, who reside in the
County of Cumberland, State of North Carolina, and Nancy Crowder wife of Sion
Crowder, Catharine Vickers wife of Hiram Vickers and Mary Wright wife of-
Wright, all of full age and who reside in the State of North Carolina.
He therefore
prays your Honor to set a day for the hearing of this application, give the
notice required by Statute to the heirs at law, and appoint some fit person to
take testimony in this case, that upon the hearing of it, if it is made to
appear to your Honor from proof, that a Sale of Sd. land is necessary to make
distribution, that your Honor grant him the usual order or decree, to Sell Sd.
Land and he as in duty bound will ever pray.
State of Alabama
Personally
appeared before me Sylvanus Walker, Administrator of the Estate of Norman
Urquhart Deceased who on his oath says that the facts set forth in the
foregoing petition are true.
Sworn to and
Subscribed before
me this 10th
day of August 1864.
Sylvanus Walker
M. F.
Rushton, J. P.
Labels:
Alabama,
BETHUNE,
CAFFEY,
CROWDER,
Cumberland,
HERRINGTON,
JOYCE,
KNIGHTEN,
McCALL,
McLEOD,
Montgomery,
North Carolina,
SHAW,
SUNDAY,
SUNDY,
URQUHART,
VICKERS,
WALKER,
WILLIAMS,
WRIGHT
Location:
Montgomery, AL, USA
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Obituary of John Marion Morris
Georgetown Times, Friday, Nov 6, 1958:
John Marion Morris, 74, retired farmer of the Elim section of Williamsburg County, died Tuesday, Oct 28, 1958, at the home of his son, Ollie Morris, 2427 Poplar St., in Maryville.
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Thursday in Elim Methodist Church, the Pastor, the Rev. R. T. Farmer, and the Rev. W. G. Newman, pastor of Wayne Methodist Church, officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery, directed by Mayer Funeral Home.
Mr. Morris was born September 6, 1884, in the Elim Section of Williamsburg County, a son of the late Billy and Sallie Smith Morris. He attended schools of that area and engaged in farming there until his health began to fail about eight years ago. He had also worked as a guard for the Williamsburg Chaingang for a number of years. He was a member of Elim Methodist Church.
Mr. Morris was twice married, his first wife, the former Miss Mary Evans, having died a number of years ago.
Surviving are his widow, the former Miss Bessie Sports; eight sons, Seva Morris, William Morris, Eddie Morris, and Bobby Morris, all of Andrews; Marion Morris, Pine Bluff, Ark., Maylon Morris, Florence; Ollie Morris, Georgetown, and Laurie Morris, Hemingway; two daughters, Mrs. Lydia Altman, Torrance, Calif., and Mrs. Richard Altman, Georgetown; eight grandchildren; a brother, J. T. Morris, Andrews; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Thompson, Lancaster, and Mrs. Maybelle Williams, Charleston; and a number of nieces and nephews.
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