Graham Name Study, Anderson, South Carolina

Children:

• Nimrod Graham: Birth: BET 1766 AND 1774. Death: AFT 20 JUL 1804
• Elizabeth Graham: Birth: ABT 1768 in North Carolina. Death: BET 1850 AND 1860 in Gibson County, Indiana?
• Nancy Graham: Birth: BET 1770 AND 1778. Death: BET 1 MAY 1837 AND OCT 1839 in Allen County, Kentucky
• Lydia Graham: Birth: BEF 1773. Death: AFT 1818
• Robert Graham: Birth: ABT 1775 in North Carolina. Death: AFT 1860 in probably Jackson County, Missouri
• Patience Graham: Birth: ABT 1775 in South Carolina. Death: AFT 1855 in Montgomery County, Illinois?
• Green Graham: Birth: 13 OCT 1778. Death: ABT 1838 in Allen County, Kentucky?
• Celia Graham: Birth: BET 1780 AND 1784 in South Carolina. Death: 1 JUN 1867 in Richardson, Dallas County, Texas

Sarah Graham: Birth: 8 OCT 1780 in South Carolina. Death: 1 SEP 1844 in Missouri

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Sources 1. Page: 6-7 Source: S03990 2. Page: 7 Source: S19129 3. Page: 83, column 2, last entry Source: S18575 4. Page: 21, 38, 39 Source: S18590 5. Page: 36 Source: S18603 6. Page: 10 Source: S31148 7. Page: 9 Source: S31208 8. Page: 348 Source: S31274 9. Page: 58, 59 Source: S15709 10. Title: 1800 Census of Pendleton District, South Carolina 1782 Wilkes Tax List (conclusion) Migration Patterns Found in Wilkes County Deeds Wilkes Co., NC Deeds, 1782- 1790 Census, Heads of Families, South Carolina Settlement of Pendleton District 1777-1800 Wilkes County, North Carolina Taxables: Abstracted from the Lenoir Family Papers. Volume 3 Pendleton District and Anderson County S.C. Wills, Estates, Inventories, Tax Returns and Census Records Pendleton District, S.C. Deeds 1790-1806 Land Entry Book Wilkes County, North Carolina 1778-1781 Wilkes County Court Minutes 1778-1788 Volumes I & II Early Tax Lists of Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1807 Land Entry Book Wilkes County, North Carolina 1778-1781 Pendleton District and Anderson County S.C. Wills, Estates, Inventories, Tax Returns and Census Records Note: NS39903 NS186423 NS311481 NS311482 NS311483 NS312742 NS312743 NS190853 NS312082 NS312082 NS312083 NS312083 NS157093 NS157093 Publication: Washington, D.C.: National Genealogical Society, 1963 Bulletin of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Ind., 19(4) (Winter 1985) Bulletin of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Ind., 19(4) (Winter 1985) Bulletin of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., 20(3) (Fall 1986) Bulletin of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., 20(3) (Fall 1986) [c. 1972] [c. 1972] undefined undefined Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1988 [Reprint of 1930 M.A. thesis] Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1988 [Reprint of 1930 M.A. thesis] North Wilkesboro, NC: The Wilkes Genealogical Society, 1975 North Wilkesboro, NC: The Wilkes Genealogical Society, 1975 Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1980 Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1980 Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1982. Reprinted 2001 Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1982. Reprinted 2001 N.p.: The Genealogical Society of the "Original" Wilkes County, [c. 1972] N.p.: The Genealogical Society of the "Original" Wilkes County, [c. 1972] Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, Ind., 1988 Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, Ind., 1988 Bowling Green, KY: 1986 Bowling Green, KY: 1986 N.p.: The Genealogical Society of the "Original" Wilkes County, [c. 1972] N.p.: The Genealogical Society of the "Original" Wilkes County, [c. 1972] Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1980 Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1980 Source: S18618 Author: Stewart, William C. undefined Absher, Mrs. W.O. Absher, Mrs. W.O., comp. undefined Clayton, Frederick Van Absher, Mrs. W.O., comp. Alexander, Virginia, Elliott, Colleen Morse, and Willie, Betty, comps. Willie, Betty, comp. Absher, Mrs. W.O. [Ruby] Absher, Mrs. W.O., comp. Ford, Barbara Oliver, and Patricia Ennis Reed Absher, Mrs. W.O. [Ruby] Alexander, Virginia, Elliott, Colleen Morse, and Willie, Betty, comps. 11. Source: S17326 12. Title: Early Allen County Marriage Records 1815-1889 Allen County, Kentucky Marriage Records 1815-1865 Page: 1 Note: NS173261 NS172901 Publication: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kyallen/marriage_records.htm [c. 1938] [c. 1938] Source: S17290 Author: Willoughby, Ona

Notes a. Note: NI1340 Note: This research began as an effort to determine the ancestry of Sally (Graham) Easley, Peggy (Graham) Glasgow, and Charlotte (Graham) Hickman Hagans of Missouri. It is possible that this Edward Graham was a brother of the Patience Graham who married Gershom Allen. So far, no documentation confirming this hypothesis has been located. Edward Graham, b. between 1727/1758 [probably ca. 1745/55]--d.c. 1827-1828?, Allen Co., KY? Although the surviving census data indicates that Edward Graham could have been born as early as 1727, I am currently hypothesizing that he fit into the younger/middle possibilities of the possible age range, and was a married man in his late twenties or early thirties when he first appeared in Wilkes Co., NC, records in 1779. This would be compatible with the ages of his known children. However, if the 1787 census of NC implies that he already had four sons and six daughters, then he would have to have been somewhat older. However, without confirming data, there is never any guarantee that all the people in a household were children of the household head. This file also contains, under other entries, much additional background material on neighbors, connections, associates, kissing kin, and possible shirttail relatives. m. (1) c. 1770/72, probably in NC . [POSS m. (2) 13 September 1812, Warren Co., KY Sally O'Neal] [PROB m. (3) 13 September 1815, Allen Co., KY, Martha Steel, widow of Isaac Steel] Census records indicate: Son, b. 1766-1774 [NOTE: Probably Robert Graham] Son b. 1766-1774 [NOTE: Outside possibility from Pendleton Dist., SC of Levi Graham, b. 1755/1774; or Nimrod Graham, b. 1755-1774; however, no known subsequent contact of either with the remainder of Edward Graham's known descendants.] Son, b. 1775-1784 [NOTE: Probably Green Graham, b.c. 1774-1775. There was a Graham family from SC in Maury Co., TN, that used "Green" as a given name, and other Graham families as well.] Son, b. 1774-1786 [NOTE: Possibly George Graham?] [If the 7 females on the 1787 tax list were a wife and six daughters.] Daughter b. before 1787 [Nancy (Graham) Allen?] Daughter b. before 1787 [Sarah (Graham) Easley, b. 1780] Daughter b. before 1787 [probably Levicia, not Patricia, but one census record calls her Patience - (Graham] Pickens] Daughter b. before 1787 [Celia (Graham) Logan Stratton Morris] Daughter b. before 1787 Daughter b. before 1787 North Carolina Records: Surry Co., NC, formed 1771 from Rowan Co. Absher, Mrs. W.O., Surry County, North Carolina Court Minutes Volumes I & II 1768-1789 (Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1985). p.1 "THE COURT MINUTES recorded on microfilm do not begin until 1779. There is no record of the Minutes prior to this date to be found in the State Archives. It is assumed those for this period [i.e. 1771-1778] are lost." The material that the compiler included (the first 6 pages of the book) from 1768-1778 were from some loose papers in the NC State Archives. CHECK: William Perry Johnson, Surry and Wilkes Counties, North Carolina Taxables, 1771-1777 (Volume One) (1974). http://www.newrivernotes.com/nc/wilkes.htm "Wilkes was formed in 1777 from Surry and the District of Washington. The act was to become effective February 15, 1778. It was named in honor of John Wilkes who was a violent opponent of the Tory party in England. He was not allowed to take his seat in Parliament to which he had been elected. The Americans imagined that he was suffering in the cause of liberty and named this county in his honor. It is in the northwestern section of the State and is bounded by Yadkin, Iredell, Alexander, Caldwell, Watauga, Ashe, Alleghany and Surry counties." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surry_County,_North_Carolina "The county was formed in 1771 from Rowan County. It was named for the county of Surrey in England, birthplace of William Tryon, Governor of North Carolina from 1765 to 1771. In 1777 parts of Surry County and Washington District (now Washington County, Tennessee) were combined to form Wilkes County. " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rowan_County,_North_Carolina "The county was formed in 1753 from the northern part of Anson County. It was named for Matthew Rowan, acting governor of North Carolina from 1753 to 1754. Originally, Rowan County was a vast territory with an indefinite western boundary. Reductions in its extent began in 1770, when the eastern part of it was combined with the western part of Orange County to become Guilford County, North Carolina. In 1771 the northeastern part of what remained of Rowan County became Surry County. In 1777 the western part of Rowan County became Burke County. In 1788 the western part of the now much smaller Rowan County became Iredell County." Absher, Mrs. W.O. [Ruby], comp. Land Entry Book Wilkes County, North Carolina 1778-1781. N.p.: The Genealogical Society of the "Original" Wilkes County, [c.1972]. p. 58, #973. 9 April 1779-Jesse Lay e. 100 ac between his entrys on Linvils Mill Creek..(Jesse Lay marked out; Edward Grayham written in).. p. 59, #985. 27 April 1779-Thomas Bunting e. 100 ac branch emptyeth into New River, including his improvement..(Thomas Bunting marked out; Edward Graham written in).. NOTE: This land was apparently in the area that later became Caldwell Co., NC, in 1841. See the following: "There was also a Linville Creek in the Boone-Bryan neighborhood in the forks of the Yadkin and one between Elkville and Patterson (now Caldwell)." Johnson J. Hayes, The Land of Wilkes. Wilkesboro, N.C.: Wilkes County Historical Society, 1962. "We selected only a few in the area later taken out of Wilkes . . ." (Hayes 1962, 19). Caldwell County, "On Linville's Creek: Thomas Lay (893) and Edward Grayhorn [sic] (973)" (Hayes 1962, 421). "1782 Wilkes Tax List (conclusion), Bulletin of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., 19(4) (Winter 1985), 6-7. Capt. Moses Guest's District (King's Ck, now Caldwell Co.; Yadkin River): NOTE: Almost all of the names associated with Edward Graham/Grayham in other Wilkes Co. records or later Pendleton District, SC, records, appear on this list. It has columns for land acreages, all Negroes, mules/horses, and cattle. (9 names) Moses Denman 100 a, 5 mules/horses, 6 cattle. (2 names) James Coffe, Senr., 700 acres, 1 mules/horses, 12 cattle. (20 names) James Coffe (single man) John Barton, Esqr., 500 acres, 3 mules/horses, 9 cattle. [NOTE: Absher, Wilkes Co. N.C. Land Entry Book 1778-1781, p. 2: #18, John Barton; #20, Ruth Barton.] (5 names) Jesse Lay, 22 acres, 3 mules/horses, 7 cattle. (14 names) Moses Guest, 161 acres, 1 Negro, 4 mules/horses, 7 cattle. William Guest, Junr., 4 mules/horses, 4 cattle. David Barton, 161 acres, 4 mules/horses, 3 cattle. Samuel Sloan (single man), 1 mule/horse. (2 names) John More, 100 acres, 3 mules/horses, 11 cattle. (3 names) Lewis Demoss, 200 acres, 1 Negro, 4 mules/horses, 16 cattle. Rubin Rowland, 89 acres, 5 Negroes, 1 mules/horses, 7 cattle. (2 names) Thomas Sloan, 300 acres, 3 mules/horses, 5 cattle. [NOTE: Absher, Wilkes Co. N.C. Land Entry Book 1778-1781, p. 1, #7. 4 March 1778 - Thomas Slone e. 200 ac S side Yadkin River, joining W side John Barton's claim (by Thomas Farguson transferred to Owen Humphrey)...] Elijah Isacks, Senr., 2 mules/horses, 1 cattle. John Speaks (single man), 2 mules/horses, 4 cattle. Edmond Nauthern, 100 acres, 1 mule/horses, 1 cattle. [NOTE: This name also appears as NORTHERN.] Rebecca Anderson, 4 Negroes, 4 mules/horses, 6 cattle. Edward Graham, 200 acres, 2 mules/horses, 5 cattle. William Elliott, 25 acres, 1 Negro, 2 mules/horses, 1 cattle. vol. 19(1) (Spring 1985): 5-7. Capt. Kee's District [should this be Kees? or Key?] (King's Creek etc.): Russell Jones, 550 acres, 3 mules/horses, 11 cattle. Hugh Mongomrie, 4 mules/horses. Daniel Sutherlan, 50 acres, 1 mules/horses, 1 cattle. vol. 19(3) (Fall 1985): 4-5. Capt. Abrm Demoss Dist (Warr Ck, Morav. Creek, Yadkin River) Aquilla Grier, 33 acres, 6 Negroes, 3 mules/horses, 7 cattle. [NOTE: This name also appears as GREER.] David Sloan (single man) Ratcliff, Clarence E., comp. North Carolina Taxpayers 1679-1790. Volume 2. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1987. p. 77. GRAHAM, Edward Wilk 1782 Wilk 1784 Deed Book A-1. Wilkes County, North Carolina (Deeds 1778-1779-1780-Etc.). (North Wilkesboro, NC: Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., n.d.). p. 32 A-1, 447 6 Dec. 1782..Between Solomon Campbell of Washington Co., N. C., Planter and Edward Grayham, Planter..100 lbs. 100 ac N side Yadkin River..Russell Jones line.. Russel Jones)Solomon Campbell Jas. Coffey) John Moor) p. 34 A-1, 467 9 Nov 1784..Grant Edward Grayham 100 ac Linvilles mill Creek..Joseph McGlohans line..Jesse Lays line... p. 36 9 Nov 1784..Grant Joseph McGlohelan 50 ac Linvilles Mill Creek..between Edward Greham and McGlohelan... Absher, Mrs. W.O., comp. Wilkes Co., NC Deeds, 1782-. [c.1972]. p. 32. Book A-1, 447: 6 Dec. 1782..Between Solomon Campbell of Washington Co., N. C., Planter and Edward Grayham, Planter..100 lbs. 100 ac N side Yadkin River..Russel Jones Line.. [signed] Solomon Campbell. Wits: Russel Jones, Jas. Coffey, John Moor. p. 34. Book A-1, 466. 9 Nov. 1784..Grant Edward Grayham 100 ac Linvilles Mill Creek..Joseph McGlohans line..Jesse Lays Line... [NOTE: Absher, Wilkes Co. N.C. Land Entry Book 1778-1781, p. 9, #134. 2 June 1778 - Joab Wilder e. 50 ac N side Yadkin river..N fork Linvels Mill Creek including improvement he now lives on..(Joab Wilder marked out; transfared to Joseph McGlockland written in)..; p. 75, #1280. 1 Nov. 1779- Joseph McGlockland e 50 ac N Fork Linvills Mill Creek.. NOTE: 1790 U.S. Census, Greenville Co., SC, p. 69, col. 2: McGlothin, Jas. [sic in printed version] 9 "all other free persons." 1800 U.S. Census, Greenville Co., SC, #610: Joseph McGloclen (NARS M-52, Roll 47).] p. 36. Book A-1, 486. 9 Nov 1784..Grant Joseph McGlohelan 50 ac Linvilles Mill Creek..between Edward Greham and McGlohelan... p. 290. Book C-1, 92-93. 19 June 1788. Between Edward Grayham and John Moore..100 lbs 100 ac N side Yadkin River..Russell Jones Line..[signed] Edward X Grayham. Wits: Moses Guest, Mark Harden, Aquilla Greer. p. 291. Book C-1, 101-102. 3 Jan 1787-Between Reuben Rowland and James Demoss--94 lbs 89 ac S side Yadkin River...[signed] Reuben Rowland. Wits: Edward X Graham, Moses Denman, Lewis Demoss. [NOTE: Several Wilkes County, NC, deeds and grants locate a George Grayham on Middle Fork Fishing Creek; they share no witnesses, etc. with the Edward Grayham documents. However, see the 1787 NC state census below: each seems to be with the other's neighbors and known associates.] Deed Book C-1. Wilkes County, North Carolina Deeds and Grants -- 1782-1803 (North Wilkesbor., NC: Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., n.p.) p. 10 C-1, 92-93 p. 11 C-1, 101-102 Jackson, Ronald Vern, Altha Polson, and Shirley P. Zachrison, eds. Early American Series. Early North Carolina Volume 1: 1600-1789, 1791-1799. Bountiful, UT? Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1981. p. 69. 1787 census, Wilkes Co., NC: Farguson's District [alphabetized list] Grayham, Edward; 1 wm 21-60; 4 wm under 21; 7 wf. Graham, George; 1 wm 21-60; 3 wm under 21, 5 wf. http://www.newrivernotes.com/nc/wilk1787.htm New River Notes Since 1998 - Historical and Genealogical Resources for the Upper New River Valley of North Carolina and Virginia The 1787 Wilkes County, North Carolina Tax List Captain Ferguson's District Name No. Acres No. Polls Anderson, Thomas - 1 Baird, Zebulon - 1 Bishop, Francis 202 2 Bradley, Laurence - 1 Baird, Andrew 370 1 Stud horse Blackburn, William - 1 Bishop, Samuel 80 - Curtiss, Joshua 150 1 Cottral, Thomas 100 1 Coffee, John 25 1 Stud Horse Coffee, Thomas 185 1 Coffee, Reuben 150 1 Coffee, Reuben 620 1 Estate of James Coffee, dec'd. Coffee, Elender 60 - Carpenter, Stephen 200 1 Coffee, Benjamin 104 2 Stud Horse Childres, John - 1 Coffee, Jane - 2 Denman, Elizabeth 400 1 Denman, Moses 200 1 Dier, Elizabeth 100 1 Demoss, Lewis 250 4 50 acres on New River Demoss, James 95 1 Epperson, Robert 75 1 Epperson, Tompson 50 1 Eggers, Daniel - 1 Ferguson, Nehemiah 50 1 Fields, Thomas 140 1 Ferguson, James 100 1 Ferguson, John 100 1 Ferguson, Joseph 100 1 Ferguson, Thomas 250 1 Ferguson, Jeremiah - 1 Ferguson, Jeremiah - 1 Grayham, Edward 100 1 Grayham, George 100 2 Gillam, Epaphroditas - 1 Hulme, Elizabeth - 2 Hodges, Thomas - 1 Hull, Joseph 100 1 Hulme, William - 1 Hutson, Forrest 75 1 Hulme, George - 1 Holman, Tandy - 1 Hull, Moses - 1 Israel, John - 1 Israel, Michael 300 2 Jones, Joshua 50 1 Lay, William 25 1 Lay, Richard - 1 Landsdown, William 250 1 Lay, Thomas, Junr. 25 1 Long, Samuel - 1 Long, Robert - 1 Lay, Jesse 250 1 Lay, Thomas 50 1 Lenoir, William 3720 4 Lenoir, William 4412 - Blue Ridge Lenoir, William 3690 - Cumerbland Mountain Mills, Hardy - 1 Merrit, George - 1 Moore, John - 1 Northern, Edmond 50 - Pearce, John - 1 Parr, John - 1 Preston, Isaac 450 1 Parr, Benjamin - 1 Richardson, James - 1 Ross, James - 1 Richardson, Samuel 52 1 Reynolds, William - 1 Stacey, George - 1 Sloan, Samuel - 2 Tate, Andrew 250 1 Taylor, William - 1 Wood, Elias 100 - Witt, William - 1 Whiteside, Robert 40 1 Williams, Enoch - 1 Yarnall, Joseph - 1 Yarnall, Daniel 800 1 Register, Alvaretta Kenan. State Census of North Carolina 1784-1787. Second Edition Revised. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1973. p. 171. A List of the Inhabitants in Capt. Thomas Farguson's Dist. 1787, Taken by William Lenoir. Pg.1; column 1 Nehemia Farguson, Zebulon Baird, Francis Bishop, Joshua Curtis, Elizabeth Denman, Elizabeth Hulme, Edward Grayham (1 wm 21-60 yrs., 4 wm under 21 and above 60; 7 wf all ages), Thomas Cottral, Thomas Hodges, Laurance Bradley, James Edmunson, Robert Epperson . . . . p. 172. Pg.1; column 2 Joseph Farguson, Robert Whiteside, Moses Denman, John Moore, Jane Coffey, Edmund Northern, Andrew Tate, George Grayham (1 wm 21-60 yrs; 3 wm under 21 & above 60; 5 wf all ages; 1 Black 21-60), Jesse Lay, Elizabeth Diars(?), Thomas Lay, Isaac Preston, Samuel Sloan, . . . ., Lewis Demoss, James Demoss. Absher, Mrs. W.O., comp., Wilkes County Court Minutes 1778-1788 Volumes I & II. Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, Inc., 1988. II, 1. 28 January 1785. Deed from SOLOMON CAMPBELL to EDMOND [sic] GRAHAM, 100 ac.; oath RUSSEL JONES. II, 28. 24 July 1787. JAMES REYNOLDS vs. JOHN DOSS...Jury: WILLIAM JOHNSON, EDWARD GRAYHAM, JOHN TOWNZEN, JOHN OREAR, WM. HODGES, CHARLES GORDON, TRAVIS ALEXANDER, NATHANIEL BURDINE, JOHN CARGISE [Cargile?] BENJAMIN ADAM, WILLIAM MCGILL, DANIEL WHITE. II, 38. 28 July 1788. Deed from EDWARD GRAHAM to JOHN MORE 100 ac.; oath MARK HARDIN. [NOTE: vols. II, III, and IV, also mentions of George Graham/Grayham and James Grayham.] Wilkes County, North Carolina Court Minute Abstracts (2 March 1778--28 October 1784) (North Wilkesboro, NC: Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., n.d.) [No Graham; no Grayham] Absher, Mrs. W. O. and Sidden, Mrs. W. C., comps., Wilkes County, North Carolina Court Minute Abstracts (25 January 1785 -- 1 November 1788) (North Wilkesbor, NC: Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., n.d.) Edmond/Edward Grayham p. 1, 26 January 1785 p. 28, 24 July 1787. p. 38, 28 July 1788 Absher, Mrs. W.O., "Migration Patterns Found in Wilkes County Deeds," Bulletin of the Wilkes Genealogical Society, Inc., 20(3) (Fall 1986): p. 7: DB24, p. 478 - 12 Nov 1795 EDWARD GRAYHAM Pendleton Dist., S.C. NOTE: I have not located the above deed, or even in the LDS microfilms a deed book with that number. South Carolina Records: 1790 Census, Heads of Families, South Carolina: p. 83, column 2, last entry; Ninety-Six District, Pendleton County: John Perkins, Stephen Perkins, Eekiel Young, David Axton, Alexr Kilpatrick, William Ledford, Daniel Mcmillion, Captn John Kees, John Miles, Moses Guest, John Rottan, James Ashlock, Joseph Reed, David Guest, Godfrey Isbell, John Grindel Senr., James McDonald, Thomas Harrison, Solomon King, John Cleveland, William Denson, Thomas Gorman, David Sloan, William Guest, John Harris, James Ingram, Joshua Young, Lewis Rolston, Charles Hunt, Equilla Greer, Solomon Greer, John Grindel, Jacob Kees, Peter Wagnon, John Martin, Joshua Akols, Drury Hutchens; Graham, Edward, 2 m. under 16, 3 males over 16; 4 females Richard Mason, Jacob Womack, Zachariah Roberts, Robert Lewny, Henry Mires, John Taylor, George Evans, Joseph Elledge, Joshua Prestage, Thomas Holland, James Holland . . . http://www.ancestry.com 1790 U.S. Census, Pendleton Co., SC: Name: Edward Graham County: Pendleton State: South Carolina Number of Free White Males Under 16: 3 Number of Free White Males 16 and Over: 2 Number of Free White Females: 4 Number of Household Members: 9 Source Citation: Year: 1790; Census Place: , Pendleton, South Carolina; Roll: M637_11; Page: 10; Image: 23; Family History Library Film: 0568151. Clayton, Frederick Van, Settlement of Pendleton District 1777-1800. Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1988. [Reprint of 1930 M.A. thesis.] p. 21 shows Edw. Graham as an early "squatter" in 1790; got land in 1792; [NOTE: See information from Beverly Sloan Shuler: pre-1787, the line between SC and GA was not on the Tugaloo river, but on the Keowee River. Therefore, pre-1787 land grants fell into Franklin Co., GA.] p. 38 shows Edward Graham, #173, Hen Coop Cr., 595 acre land grant 1792, v. 28q, p. 377. p. 11 has a map showing the location of Hen Coop Creek [goes off the bottom of the map, but apparently flowed into the Tugaloo River; not too far from Beaver Dam Cr. p. 39 shows #178, Hen Coop Cr., bounded by Graham, v. 281, p. 377; shows also these names at the same citation: Peter Frenau, Brit. Griffeth, --- Broadaway, Prichard Stone. http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igmpostem.cgi?op=show&app=r... Post-em placed by rivercrossing@@comcast.net on 2009-07-02 Series: S213190 Volume: 0029 Page: 00397 Item: 001 Date: 2/18/1793 Description: GRAHAM, EDWARD, PLAT FOR 930 ACRES ON CLEVELAND CREEK, PENDLETON COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY WILLIAM SLOAN. Names indexed: ALLEN, GARSHAM; GRAHAM, EDWARD; HOLLAND, JACOB; HUTCHINS, DRURY; ROBINSON, JOHN; SLOAN, WILLIAM Locations: CLEVELAND CREEK; NINETY SIX DISTRICT; PENDLETON COUNTY; TUGALOO RIVER Document type: PLAT Alexander, Virginia, Colleen Morse Elliott, and Betty Willie, comps. Pendleton District and Anderson County, S.C. Wills, Estates, Inventories, Tax Returns and Census Records. Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1980. p. 9. Estate of GUION GIBSON - pp. 60-61. Appraisement of estate of Gion Gibson by JOHN PRESBUDGE, EDWARD GRAYHAM, THOMAS DUNKEN. Rec. June 1794. From Probate Judge Estate Records 1793-1799. McCuen, Anne K., Jane E. Kirkman and Penelope Forrester. Abstracts of General Sessions Court Case Rolls: Washington District, South Carolina, 1792-1799; Greenville County, South Carolina, 1787-1799. Greenville, SC: Greenville County Historic Preservation Commission, 1994. pp. 81-82, Washington District General Sessions Court Case Rolls, 1792-1799; Case #095. August 1796. Isaac Allen, David Stone, and William Huggams tried for Larceny, Pendleton Co., SC. Stole the cap of Edward Graham's still (value 5 shillings) from Edward Graham's still house. They sank it in the Togoloo River. Indictment issued 10 November 1796. Jury: James Kelly, Josiah Kennedy, John Clark Kilpatrick, Joshua Morrison, Perrin Farrowa, William Halbert, Roland Tankersley, Joseph Brown, Samuel Porter, all on oath; William Floyd and John Warnock by affirmation. J.C. Kilpatrick, JP. [NOTE: This entry might apply to the other Edward Graham in Pendleton District, SC.] Stewart, William C. 1800 Census of Pendleton District, South Carolina. Washington, D.C., National Genealogical Society, 1963. [NOTE: p. 31. Edward Graham was located in the section of Pendleton District defined as Col. Alexander Kilpatrick's Regiment. This subsequently became Oconee County. The annotations in this book indicate that many of the neighbors and associates of Edward Graham/Grayham came from Wilkes and Surry Counties, North Carolina.] p. 31. #1. David Sloan. 21110-32010-0-16. p. 33. #16. Gersham Allen 00001-10101-00. p. 34. #37. Thomas Holland 22011-21011-00. #45. David Guest 10010-01100-01. #50. Squire Allen 30200-20100-00. #53. Michael Hutchens 20010-20010-00. #62. Thomas Duncan 21010-11100-00. #67. Daniel Sutherland 30010-00010-00. Annotation: "The families in Pendleton and Greenville Districts were from Stokes County, N.C., originally from Rowan County, where they lived in the 1770s. William Sutherland married Sarah Keith, and Amos Sutherland married Mary Keith, daughters of Cornelius Keith of Pendleton who came from Surry County, N.C. #68. Lee Allen 20010-31010-00. #74. Green Grimes 00100-21010-00. #76. Nimrod Grayham 10100-10100-00. #78. Robert Grayham 10100-01000-01. #82. Moses Guest 32101-21001-02. p. 35. Annotation: "William Guest (No. 95 below) usrveyed 690 acres on Tugaloo 20 July 1787, part of which he sold 4 April 1794 to David Guest, with Moses and Benjamin Guest as witnesses. William was of Abbeville District 2 May 1788 when he bought of Andrew Hamilton, 200 acres on Little Beaverdam Creek of Tugaloo. Two Williams, Moses, David and Benjamin Guest were heads of families in Pendleton in 1790. Part of Moses' land was granted him by the Governor of Georgia, a peculiarity in this border country, and he sold 37 acres of it to David Humphres 26 Nov. 1796. This family is believed to be a branch of the well-known Virginia family that moved to Surry County, n.C., c. 1770." p. 35. #91. Isaac Allen 30100-10100-00. #95. William Guest 00100-20100-00 #96. Aquilla Greer 11101-20001-05 Annotation: "One Aquilla Greer is said to have been born in Surry County, Va.; he was living in Henry (now Franklin) County, Va., in 1777 and moved with his wife Elizabeth to Greene County, Ga., where he died. A large number of the family--which was allied with the Parmenas Haynes family that moved from Henry County to Oglethorpe County, Va.--remained in Franklin County. An Aquilla was living in Surry County, N.C. (c1), in 1771, and a man of that name was in Jackson County Ga., in 1805. Their relationship to the Greers of Pendleton has not been traced. In pendleton in 1790, James, Aquilla and Solomon Greer were neighbors of the Clevelands from Wilkes County, N.C., and Jonn Greer lived not far away. Aquilla bought, 15 Sept. 1790, of Field Farrar of Fairfield District, S.C., 200 acres on Tugaloo granted 21 Jan. 1785 to John Fleek. This was near Little Beaverdam Creek." p. 36. Annotation continued: "David Greer lived in what is now Anderson County as early as 1 Sept. 1794 when he was granted land, and he and his wife Hannah sold another tract, on Cain Creek of Rocky river, 17 Feb . 1804, to William Townsend." p. 36. #103. Edward Grayham 01001-00201-01 (preceded by Benjamin Hickman, Joseph Elledge, Neel Cleveland, Jeremiah Bradberry, Israel Blagg, and Daniel Willis; followed by John Grindle, John Grindle (cq), Pugh Cannon). #107. Millenton Reynolds 20100-10100-00 (followed by Erasmus Tollison, Thomas Russell, Powell Green, Daniel Doty, James Anderson, Edward Robinson, John Brown). Willie, Betty, comp. Pendleton District, S.C. Deeds 1790-1806. Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1982. p. 348, pp. 89-90: Michael Hutchens for 9 shilling stg. sold to William Sutherland 1 acres, part of 212 acres on Clevelands Creek, NE. of Tugaloo River, where Sutherland's grist mill now stands, granted Hutchens by Thos. Pinckney 9 Feb. 1797, bd. by Sutherland. Date: 27 Dec. 1802. Signed: Michael Hutchings. Wit: Nimrod Graham, Daniel Sutherland. Daniel Sutherland [NOTE: See Wilkes Co., NC.] made oath to Colin Campbell, J.P. 20 Jul. 1804. Rec: 30 Jan. 1805. p. 348. pp. 90-91. EDWARD GRAHAM for L60 sold to WM. SUTHERLAND 100 acres, part of 930 acres on Cleveland's Creek, NE of the Tugaloe River where Sutherland now lives, granted EDWARD GRAHAM by THOS. PINCKNEY 12 Nov. 1792, bd. by Graham and Sutherland, JOHN ROBINSON, MICHAEL HUTCHINS, ROBERT GRAHAM. Date: 27 Dec. 1802. Signed: Edward (X) Graham. Wit: Michael Hutchins, DANIEL SUTHERLAND. Daniel Sutherland made oath to COLIN CAMPBELL, J.P., 26 Jul. 1804. Rec: 30 Jan. 1805. NOTE: Oconee Co., SC, the westernmost county of the state, up in the point, was established 1868 from part of Pickens District. Wikipedia has the following: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scpicke2/ Doing research in the GoldenCorner (Anderson-Oconee-Pickens) counties of South Carolina might be time consuming for you, because of how these counties were formed. Based on your time-period, you might need to research all (3) counties. As a result, you'll find that many of the webpage links on the left side of this page will represent all (3) counties. - Prior to ~1783, no lawful White settlements were above present southern Anderson County border. - In 1789 Pendleton County was formed as part of the 96 Judicial District from Indian Country. - In 1795 Pendleton County was placed in the Washington Judicial District. - In 1799, Pendleton County was named Pendleton District by the State legislature and Washington Judicial District was discontinued. - In 1826/27, Pendleton District was divided into the Anderson & Pickens Districts. - In 1868 the state legislature decided to change all districts to counties. - Oconee County (est. 1868) represents part of old Pickens County & added Indian Land. - Pickens County (est. 1825) represents part of old Pickens District. - Anderson County (est. 1826) represents the old Anderson District. - In 1986, Pickens County annexed Oconee County land that included Clemson University and land extending SE to Anderson County. http://sciway3.net/scgenweb/oconee-county/land.html When Pendleton District broke up into Anderson and Pickens counties in 1826 Anderson County "inherited" and kept using the Mesne Conveyance books formerly used by the Pendleton District. Pendleton records from 1806 to 1826 can be found on Church of LDS Anderson County SC Mesne Conveyance Book microfilms # 22840 (1804-1809), #22841 (1809-1817), #22842 (1816-1822), #22843 (1822-1826) and #22844 (1826-1833). Grantor and Grantee indexes were filmed. Kentucky Records: 1804 Ford, Barbara Oliver and Patricia Ennis Reid. Early Tax Lists of Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1807. Bowling Green, KY, 1986. [NOTE: Lists alphabetized by first letter of last name. Cross-checked with microfilm, Series V20 - Roll 372.] 1804--List of Gladin Gorin Esq., South Side of Big Barren: Name Location Original Entry Graham, Robert Drakes Creek M Caldwell Microfilm indicates 200 acres, 3rd class; 1 wm over 21; 9 wm 16-21;a black over 16, 2 total blacks, 2 horses. Graham, Edward Drakes Creek Microfilm shows 100 acres 2nd class; 1 wm over 16, 1 total blacks, 4 horses, 1 stud horse. On microfilm, the name of Graham, Edward is followed by that of "Graham, Green" with 1 wm over 16 and 2 horses. 1805 Easly, William Drakes Creek N Johnston Eazly on microfilm: 100 ac; 1 wm over 21, 1 horse. Graham, George [1 wm over 21; 2 horses on microfilm] Graham, Robert Drakes Creek M Caldwell 21 ac, 1 wm over 21; 2 total blacks, 2 horses. Graham, Green Drakes Creek J Caldwell 14 ac; 2 wm over 21. Graham, Edward Drakes Creek White 100 ac; 1 wm over 21, 1 black, 3 horses. 1806 Easly, Wm Trammel Creek Manson 50 ac 3rd class; 1 wm over 21, 2 horses. Grayham, Edward Trammel Creek White 100 ac 2nd class; 1 wm over 21, 1 black, 4 horses. Grayham, Robert Trammel Creek Mat Caldwell 200 ac., 1 wm over 21, 3 blacks, 3 horses. Grayham, Green Trammel Creek Jesse Cavins/ Williams 200 ac. 3rd class; 1 wm over 21, 3 blacks, 4 horses. Microfilm also contains: Greyham, George, 400 ac. Warren Co. DC [Drakes Creek?]; entered S. Pace, survey G. Grayham, 1 wm over 21. 1806 Gorin, Sandra K., comp. Warren County, Ky Deed Books A1 through H8 1797 thru 1818. Glasgow, KY: Gorin Genealogical Publishing, 1993. p. 40. #288, Book C. Lacy, Wm. H., Darnal, Nicholas; Blackburn, Samuel Sr., Commissioners to lay off 100a land the property of ISAAC STEEL, decd to EDWARD GRAYHAM, to pay bond given by Steel in his lifetime to Grayham. 7-7-1806. Joyce Martin Murray, Deed Abstracts of Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1812 (Deed Books A1, B2, C3, D4, E5) (Dallas, TX: Privately Printed, c. 1984). p. 49. (Page 288) 7 July 1806 WILLIAM H LACY, NICHOLAR [sic] DARNAL, SAMUEL BLACKBURN SEN, Commissioners appointed by Warren Co Court to lay off 100 acres of land the property of ISAAC STEEL, Deceased, to EDWARD GRAYHAM, for $500.00. Wit: None listed. 1807 Ford, Barbara Oliver and Patricia Ennis Reid. Early Tax Lists of Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1807. Bowling Green, KY, 1986. [NOTE: Lists alphabetized by first letter of last name. Cross-checked with microfilm, Series V20 - Roll 372. On the microfilm, within the limits of first-letter-of-surname alphabetizing, Green Graham, Edward Graham, and Robert Graham were listed next to one another.] Easley, William [Esyly on microfilm; 1 wm over 21, 1 horse] Grayam, George Drakes Creek Thos Vansat/ Stephen Pace 250 ac. DC entered by Thomas Vansat; Same, 400 ac. DC, entered Stephen Pace, surveyed Graham. Graham, Green Trammel Creek Jesse Cavins Green Graham, 150 ac., 1 wm over 21 Graham, Edward Trammel Creek Isaac Stice [Steel]/ Thomas Duncan Edward Graham, 100 ac. entered by Isaac Steel, 1 wm over 21, 1 black, 1 horse. 200 ac. entered by Thomas Duncan. Graham, Robert Trammel Creek Mat Caldwell Robert Graham, 200 ac; 1 wm over 21, 3 blacks, 3 horses. 1808 Jillson, Willard Rouse, comp. The Kentucky Land Grants. A Systematic Index to all of the Land Grants Recorded in the State Land Office at Frankfort, Kentucky 1782-1924. Part I. [Reprint] Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1971. p. 315 Grayham, Edward, 50a, Book 11, p. 20, 11/15/1808, Warren Co., Trammell Fk. Grayham, Edward, 150a, Book 11, p. 21, 11/10/1808, Warren Co., Tramel Fk. 1808 Microfilm Series V20, Kentucky Tax Lists. Roll 372, Warren County, 1797-1821. NOTE: Extracted for 1808-1821. NOTE: Much of this list was illegible on the microfilm. Easley, William 1 wm over 21, 2 horses Graham, Robert 200 ac Dr C entered Mat Cald... Graham, Edward 100 ac Dr Cr Same 200 ac " entered Stephen Thom... Graham, Green 146 ac " entered Jesse Cavin 1809 NOTE: Tax list mostly illegible on the microfilm. 1810 No Warren County tax book for this year found. 1810 census, Warren Co., KY Rowena Lawson, Warren County Kentucky 1810-1840 Censuses (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1986). NOTE: In this book, she listed the names not down column 1 and then down column 2, but rather ran them across the page. This is very confusing when the user is trying to identify neighbors. NOTE: Re-checked against the original census microfilm: NARS M-252, Roll 8. 1810: NOTE: Robert Graham and Green Graham were also on p. 11: see below under their own entries. p. 11, Martha Steel 2 1 2 - -, - 1 - 1 -, no slaves; (preceded by Lee Allen, William Jamason, John Jamason; followed by Benjamin [Benjn] Jackson, Josiah Forth; Benjamin [Benjn] Letchworth, Thomas R. G. Adams, William Lightfoot, John Doyle): p. 13, Edward [Edd.] Grayham - - - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1 (preceded by Mark Reaviss, David Benson, Samuel [Saml.] Thompson, Samuel [Saml.] Johnson, Rachel Griffin, John Hamilton, Thomas [Thos.] Eubanks, James Winfrey, Hardy Wimberly, John Hill, Thomas [Thos.] Finley, Lewis Reeder, John Sutton, Moses Hunt) then: John Pickens - - - 1 - 2 - 1 - - - - - - p. 13, William [Wm.] Easley 3 - - 1 - 1 - - 1 - - - - - - (followed by Simon Williams (1 2 2 - 1; - 2 - - 1), Joseph Browning, Lewis Williams, George Harman, John Pearson, Nancy Linch, Benskin Harman, Micajah Harman, John Barnett,) p. 15, Joshua Logan 1 - - 1- 1 - 1 - - - - - - (preceded by Edward Thacker, Joseph Logan, Stephen Ramsey; followed by Elizabeth Bridges, Ephraim Thompson, Polly Blasingam, Dilingham Dodson, Baliam Thompson, George Tankersley, Stephen Thompson) 1810 Joyce Martin Murray, Deed Abstracts of Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1812 (Deed Books A1, B2, C3, D4, E5) (Dallas, TX: Privately Printed, c. 1984). p. 81. (Page 154) Bill of Sale from EDWARD GRAYHAM to GREEN GRAHAM, 6 head of cattle, 80 head of hogs, for $120.00. Dated 31 Dec 18 . Wit: DAVIS HARRIS, WM LIGHTFOOT. (Page 155) Bill of Sale from EDWARD GRAHAM to GREEN GRAHAM, 1 Negro man slave named BOB, for $400.00.. Dated 31 Dec 1810. Wit: DAVID HARRIS, WM LIGHTFOOT. (Page 156) Bill of Sale, EDWARD GRAHAM to GREEN GRAHAM, all his household furniture, for $90.00. Dated 31 Dec 1810. Wit: DAVID Q HARRIS, WM LIGHTFOOT. Proven before DAVID H ROBINSON, Deputy Clerk, Warren Co Court. (Page 156) Bill of Sale, EDWARD GRAHAM to GREEN GRAHAM, one brown horse called Dick, and one brown mare called Pilgrim, for $120.00. Dated 31 Dec 1810. Wit: DAVID Q HARRIS, WM LIGHTFOOT. 1811 Joyce Martin Murray, Deed Abstracts of Warren County, Kentucky 1797-1812 (Deed Books A1, B2, C3, D4, E5) (Dallas, TX: Privately Printed, c. 1984). p. 97. [Warren Co., KY, Deed Book E] (Page 438) 10 Aug 1811 DANIEL PUTMAN of Knox County, Indiana Territory (note that in deed above he is listed as being of Warren Co, KY), to JOSHUA LOGAN, for $500.00, 150 acres on waters of Middle fork of Drakes Creek [to HOBARD/HARBARD HOOD's line, to JOHN FICKES' (Gorin 1993, 78)], and another tract of [140a]. . . acres which begins on line of WILLIAM SMITH. Putman reserves for himself 30 acres off west side of said 140 acre tract adjoining JESSE BERRYMAN line, as well as part that lies south of dividing ridge agreeable to [line marked by sd] Putman and EDWARD GRAHAM. Total acreage hereby conveyed estimated at about 230 acres. Deed also signed by wife of said Daniel Putman, PRUDENCE PUTMAN, who relinquished dower right. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1963&cont... Warren County, Kentucky - Equity Court Cases (MSS 137) Manuscripts and Folklife Archives, Western Kentucky University 68 Putman, Daniel Graham, Edwards; Logan, Joshua 1811 4 dispute over land patent 1811 Microfilm Series V20, Kentucky Tax Lists. Roll 372, Warren County, 1797-1821. NOTE: Extracted for 1808-1821. Easley [Ensley?], William 1 wm over 21, 2 horses Graham, Edward 1 wm over 21 Graham, Green 146 ac Warren Co F Fork entered by Jesse Cavins, surveyed for Green Graham 100 ac Warren Co F Fork 200 ac Warren Co F Fork Graham, Robert 200 ac Warren Co entered by Matthew Caldwell 1812 NOTE: Warren Co., KY, tax list heavily damaged Graham, Edward 1 wm over 21 Graham, Green 146 as Trammel entered J Cowen [?] 100 as Trammel 200 as Trammel Graham, Robert 200 as Trammel 1812 Jackson, Martha Werst. Earliest Tax Lists of Allen County, Kentucky, 1815-1824. Scottsville, KY, [Privately Printed], 1990. p. vi: "Stephen Thompson applied to the June term of court in Warren County in 1801 to obtain a certificate for one-hundred and fifty acres, but the clerk through a mistake, entered an order for two hundred acres. Edward Graham purchased the claim, had it surveyed and registered as assignee of Stephen Thompson; Edward Graham also had fifty acres surveyed adjoining the one-hundred and fifty . . . granted by the county of Warren #708, as assignee of Ephriam Thompson. Graham paid the state price for two-hundred acres, in 1812, for the land granted to Stephen Thompson #44." [NOTE: Gorin, Warren County, KY Survey Book 1, p. 92: Page 326: EPHRAIM THOMPSON 50 a #708, Trammel's Fork of Drakes Creek, beg at foot of clift of a branch which runs into sd creek, then NOW45 poles to STEPHEN THOMPSON'S corner, with his line N50E180 poles to stake in his other corner, then S40E45 poles to the beg. 12 Nov 1808. Gorin, Warren County, KY Survey Book 1, p. 26: STEPHEN THOMPSON 200 (2) #1821, beg on old corner near the Hurrican running W to ROGER'S survey then along the survey to inc imp. p. 74: Page 248: STEPHEN THOMPSON 200 a #1821, beg on Tramell's Fork of Drakes Creek at SAMUEL THOMPSON's N corner of his last survey, S to ROGER'S corner then N28 W on ROGERS open line. 1 Apr 1800. Gorin, Warren County, KY. Deed Books A1 through H8, p. 85: Deed Book F, p. 28: THOMPSON, STEPHEN & MARY ANN his wife of Franklin Co TN; to JACKSON, WM. $350, 100 a on Trammels Fork of Drakes Creek at ROGERS' corner. 1-2-1812.] 1813 Gorin, Sandra K., comp. Warren County, KY Survey Book 1 1797 through 1814 with Explanations of Terms Used by Early VA and Ky Law. Glasgow, KY: Gorin Genealogical Publishing, 1993. p. 115. Page 520: ELIJAH M. COVINGTON assgn CHISLEY KINNEY 100 a, part #383, beg on E side of Trammell's Creek on upper line of EDWARD GRAHAM'S survey, running SE up the creek then NE thence agreeably to law. 10 Nov. 1813. 1813, 1814, 1815 -- no mention in Warren Co., KY, tax lists. 1815 Jackson, Martha Werst. Earliest Tax Lists of Allen County, Kentucky, 1815-1824. Scottsville, KY, [Privately Printed], 1990. NOTE: These published lists are alphabetized, so do not provide an indication of neighbors. Cross-checked against microfilm, Series V20, Kentucky Tax Lists, Roll 6, Allen County 1814-1847. The originals were alphabetized by first letter of surname. Easley, William 133 1/3 acres. F.F. Drakes Creek Graham, Edward [1 wm over 21, 2 horses] Graham, George [1 wm over 21, 1 horse] Graham, Isaac [1 wm over 21] [NOTE: For the 33 1/3 acre counts, I think that Edward Graham had divided the 100 acres from Isaac Steel into thirds, and it showed up taxable on his son and son-in-law in this year and later.] 1816 Easley, William, 100 a. on Tramel Fk watercourse. [Entered by S. Thompson; 1 white male over 21, 2 horses; Sutton's Co.] Grayham, Edward, 33 1/3 a, Tramel Fk. [TF D Creek; 1 white male over 21, 2 horses; Dye's Co.] Logan, Joshua. 496 ac. Middle Fork Pekins, John 30 ac. Tramel Cr. 1817 Badly damaged: much illegible on microfilm. Easley, William 100 a. Allen Co., entered S Thompson, surveyed same; patented E. Grayham; 1 white male over 21, 3 horses, $3.90; Sutton's Co.] Grayham, Green, 230 a F Fk. [illegible on microfilm] Logan, Joshua 146 ac Tramel Fk. 1 Pickens, John 30 a. Tramel Fk. [Remainder illegible on microfilm] 1818 No list found. 1819 Badly damaged. Easley, William. 100 a. Tramel Fk. [TF D C; E Grayham; 1 white male over 21, 3 horses] Grayham, Edward 33 1/3 a Tramel Fk. [illegible on microfilm] Grayham, Green, 33 1/3 a Tramel Fk. [illegible on microfilm] Logan, Joshua 66 a Tramel Fk. 1 Patent Pickings, John 33 1/3 a. Tramel Fk. Williams, Benjamin. No land. 1820 Easley, William. [1 white male over 21, 3 horses] Graham, Edward, 33 1/3 a Tramel Fk. Patent [1 horse] Graham, Green, 33 1/3 a. Tramel Fk. Patent [1 white male over 21, 3 horses] Logan, Joshua 216 1/3 a. Tramel Fk. 2. 1816 LDS 0,978,012. Allen Co., KY, Deed Book B, p. 146: 27 July 1816. Robert Graham to Edward Graham. Former of Warren Co., Ky. Latter of Allen Co., KY. $180.00. Land situate on Tramel's fork of Drakes Creek. Corner to Green Graham's land, Hugh Hagans line, Solomon Willobys line. Wit: Hugh Hagan, William Easley, William Hamilton. 15 Mar. 1817, Hugh Hagans & William Easley appeared before John Walker, etc. NOTE: No dower release. http://www.allencountyky.com/database/land/BookBDeedspg100-149.htm Allen County Kentucky Deed Book B 1815-1819 Abstracts Copyright 2002 Sharon Tabor July 27, 1816. Between Robert GRAHAM...and Edward GRAHAM...both of the state of Kentucky former of Warren County the latter of Allen County....$180.....convey unto the said Edward GRAHAM...parcel of land...on Tramels Fork of Drakes Creek...Signed: Robert GRAHAM. Wit: Hugh HAGAN, William EASLEY, William HAMETT (acreage not mentioned) pg 146 1820 Edward Graham not listed on the 1820 census of Allen Co., KY. [POSS in household of son or son-in-law, 1820 census, Allen Co., KY] 1821 Jackson, Martha Werst. Earliest Tax Lists of Allen County, Kentucky, 1815-1824. Scottsville, KY, [Privately Printed], 1990. NOTE: These published lists are alphabetized, so do not provide an indication of neighbors. Cross-checked against microfilm, Series V20, Kentucky Tax Lists, Roll 6, Allen County 1814-1847. The originals were alphabetized by first letter of surname. No Graham or Grayham shown by Jackson. However, microfilm shows: Easley, William. 1 white male over 21, 3 horses Graham, Edward. 33 ac. Allen Co., Tramel/ Thompson/ 2 horses Graham, Green. 33 ac. Allen Co. Tramel / Thompson/ 1 white male over 21; 3 horses. Jackson did show: Logan, Celia - - - - - - 2 PAT--J. Logan Pickens, John 33 a. T Cr. 1822 Graham, Edwin 33 a Sulphur Fk. [Graham, Edw'd. 33 ac. Allen Co SF; 2 horses] Graham, Green 33 a. Sulphur Fk. 1 Ch. Pickings, John 33 a -- 3 ch. age 4-14 1823 Graham, Green 33 a. Tramel Cr. [1 white male over 21, 1 black; 3 horses, $7.98] Grayham, Edward 33 a. Tramel Cr. [M. Fork; 3 horses; $3.32] Logan, Celia 60 a. T. Cr. PAT--J. Logan Logan, Robert (Admr. of Joshua Logan, Dec'd). 150 a Middle Fk. 2. Pickins, John 33 a Tramel Cr. 1824 Graham, Edward 33 a. [Allen Co.; 1 white male over 21; 2 horses, $4.00] Graham, Green 33 a. Tramel Cr. 1 Blk. [1 white male over 21, 1 black, 5 horses] Logan, Robert 133 a. Tramel Cr. 1 (For J. Logan, Dec'd) 140 a. Middle Fk. PATENT ?? a. Tramel Cr. Pickens, John 33 a. Tramel Cr. 1825 LDS 0,978,012. Allen Co., KY, Deed Book C, p. 449. 22 Oct. 1825. Edward Graham of Allen Co., Ky. to John Pickens. $129.00. One bedstead and furniture, one horse beast, one lot of pewter, a parcel of knives and forks, one coffee mill, one pot and skillet, one cupboard, and one chest. Wit: Edmund Woodward, Rebecca Woodward. 1826 LDS 0,978,012. Allen Co., KY, Deed Book C, p. 451. 23 Feb. 1826. Edward Graham to Nancy Allen, both of Allen Co., Ky. For and in consideration of sundry good causes, tract or parcel of land on Tramels Fork of Drakes Creek, beg. at Green Graham, Hugh Hagans line, Willobys line. Edward X Graham his mark. Wit: Green Graham, Jno. Piekens, Hugh Hagans. Proved 20 March 1826. 1825 Microfilm Series V-20, Roll 6, Kentucky Tax Lists. Allen County, KY, 1814-1846. Graham, Green 33 Tramel Graham, Green admr of Joshua Logan 150 Allen G Creek Graham, Edward 33 1/2 Allen Tramel 1826 Graham, Edward Graham, Green 33 Allen T Fork Graham, Eawd 1826 Jackson, Martha W. Allen County, Kentucky Day Book 1826-1836. N.p.: Privately printed, 1992. [Earliest extant Allen County, Kentucky, Order Book.] p. 5. September County Court 1826. EDWARD GRAHAM returns his list of taxable property Amt. to $100. 1827 Microfilm Series V-20, Roll 6, Kentucky Tax Lists. Allen County, KY, 1814-1846. Graham, Green 33 1 - 1 5 6 8.38 Graham, Edwd - - - 1 - 1.00 Graham, Green 140 Allen M Fork A. D J Logan Duncan 3 4.20 Hagans, Levi c. 1827 PROB d.c. 1827/1828, Allen Co., KY 1829 Warren Co., KY. Deed Book 13, 1804-1830. p. 321. 10-0-1829. Charles Wright to Julius Moore. $200. On middle fork of Drakes Cr. beg. Wm Smiths E. line, to John Fike's line. Reserving 30 a. adj. Jessee Berryman's line., also la S. of line between Daniel Putman & Edward Graham, adj. Logan's survey. Attest. Reuben Sherry, John Lightfoot. Follow the Warren and Allen Co., KY, tax records, tracing his land, to understand why I am hypothesizing his relationships with the people listed as his children in this file.

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http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=wmderr&id=I2749 My Roots Entries: 3495 Updated: 2004-09-13 00:13:02 UTC (Mon) Contact: Wm. Derrel Lyon Index | Descendancy | Register | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em # ID: I2749 # Name: Edward GRAHAM # Sex: M # Birth: BEF. 1755
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown Children 1. Has Children Green GRAHAM b: 13 Oct 1778 2. Has No Children Patricia GRAHAM b: 1774-1784 3. Has No Children Robert GRAHAM b: 1775 4. Has No Children Nancy GRAHAM b: 1779 5. Has No Children Sarah GRAHAM b: 8 Oct 1780 6. Has No Children Celia GRAHAM b: 1780-1784 http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/a/l/Janet-E-Paletaoga/... Descendants of Edward Graham Page 1 of 8 1 [34] Edward Graham b: Abt. 1745 d: Abt. 1827 in Allen County, Ky . +Unknown d: Unknown m: Abt. 1770 in North Carolina . 2 [33] Robert Graham b: 1775 in North Carolina d: Unknown in Jackson Co, Missouri .... +Sally b: Abt. 1784 d: Unknown m: Abt. 1799 [NOTE BY VED: No documentation for "Sally" as the name of the first wife.] [the rest of p. 1 through nearly the end of p. 8 on this website deals with the descendants of Robert Graham] http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/a/l/Janet-E-Paletaoga/... . *2nd Wife of [33] Robert Graham: .... +Sarah Collins Key d: Unknown m: January 10, 1815 in Warren Co., Ky [NOTE BY VED: Should be Sarah/Sally (McConnell) Key] . 2 Green Graham b: 1774 d: Unknown . 2 George Graham d: Unknown . 2 Nancy Graham d: Unknown . 2 Celia Graham d: Unknown . 2 Patricia Graham d: Unknown *2nd Wife of [34] Edward Graham: . +Martha Steel d: Unknown m: September 13, 1815 in Allen County, Ky