Mayhugh’s Composite Map – Sections of Chester, Fairfield and York Counties

City Directories and History:  Several of the Mayhugh Heritage maps are extensive and relate to numerous early plats throughout Chester, Fairfield and York Counties as well as overlap other Mayhugh Heritage plat maps. Therefore, take your time in reviewing the attached list of individuals associated with this composite map. Pay close attention to the  spellings of their names, which may not be the current or popular 21st century spelling.  For example: the name Agnes is also spelled Agness, Lyle might be spelled Lyle, Lyles and Lylies. And the Brakefield name is often spelled Breakfield as is the Fairey name – often spelled as Faires, Fairy and Feries.  So, take a minute and think of alternative spellings before giving up on your family search! This logic and reasoning applies to all of your research needs across Roots and Recall.

Again, many of the Mayhugh plat maps overlap and have often been improved, so you might find the same individuals listed on numerous plats (from three counties), and spelled in different manners. This composite map is so large you might need a magnifying glass to read it adequately after enhancing it on your own computer. Just take your time in researching the Mayhugh Maps. They are an invaluable resource covering three counties that must be individually searched by county domains on Roots and Recall’s platform.

INDEX OF NAMES ASSOCIATE WITH THE COMPOSITE MAP:

Henry Worthy, James Bole, Thomas McCluney, Adam McCool Sr., Adam McCool Jr., Margaret McCool, Charles Sims, C.T. Scaife, C. Scaife, McChaney Branch, Estate of Charles McDaniel, Thomas McDaniel, James Gist, James Carter, William McCluney, Moman Tract, James Johnston, Elias Mitchell, Ms. Holsey, Abner Stevens, Ferdinand Hopkins, William Worthy, David Hopkins, David Stevens, Miley Stevens, Martin Worthy, Richard Woods, William Wade, Samuel Morris, William Foote, David Mitchell, E. Mitchell, Hiram Hill, Jeramiah McDaniel, James Mitchell Sr., William Kitchens, Preston Worthy, Wilson’s Creek or Clark’s Creek, James Giddis, William Wilson, Matthew Woods, Nimrod Triplett, Hitchcock’s Corner, David Pendergrass, Hiram Hill and wife Milley Hill, Edward Allen, Ferdinand Hopkins, William Woods and John Woods, Mrs. Woods, Estate of William Worthy, Major E. Lyles, John Hitchcock, James Kilpatrick from 1754, James McClintock (Sheriff), John Brandon, John T. McCool, John Long, Charles Gilmore, V. Adkinson, John McKelvey, McKelvey’s Branch, William Love, David Leech, Eleonor Leech, Monticello Road, Estate of Allen Degraffenreid, Samuel Feemster, William Feemster, William Moore, G.H. Smith, John G. Love, Charles B. Smith, Garland W. Smith, Asa Tindall, Richard Love, John G. Love, Elias Love, R. Castles, Samuel Noland, Wilks, Isaac Roden, Wade Worthy, A.O. Sweat, Harrison, John Harrison, Love’s Ford Road, Mill Road, Henry Worthy, Joseph Love and Mother Martha Love to Allen Degraffenreid, James Love, Charner T. Scaife, Moses Cowley, John Rice, John Lyle or Lyles, Broad River, C.T. Worthy, James Bole, James Anderson, Mariah Hill, M. Meadows, T.T. Byers, T.C. Worthy, Pendergrass, Shelton Sims, D. Pendergrass, Turkey Creek, Widow Triplett, Estate of John N. Triplett, Sims Ferry Road, William Stevens, Hopkins, Waters, William Hill, Widow Hill, Little Turkey Creek, Robert Ingraham, J.A. Waters, Henry Worthy, Matthew McCauly, Shawl, Robert McCauly, John Johnston, Love’s Grant, Widow Mary Shaw, Estate of James Shaw, Clark’s Creek, William Foote, Martin Worthy, Isiah Mitchell, E. Mitchell, Thomas Caulk, Samuel Wilmouth, Thomas Estes, William Roden, Stillhouse Branch, William Scaife, Isahm T. Scaife, Col. John Stoles, James Arterbery, John Cowzert, Thomas Estes, Col. John Sanders, Capt. Richard Cowser or Cowserts, J. Wylie Estes, Josiah Cook, Henry Worthy, Mary Goole, William Wade, Martin Worthy, David Mitchell, Estate of Isiah Mitchell, Ephraim Mitchell, William McCollum, Starne’s Branch, Daniel Wise, Abraham Mayfield, Calvary Church, Davis Cornwell, Estate of Thomas Cornwell, Angess Cornwell, William Wilks, Capt. Thomas Wilks, Thomas Wilks, James B. Pickett, John Hopkins, Widow Hopkins, Brushy Fork, Smith’s Branch, Road to Chester to Wood’s Ferry, Joseph Esters, Hazel Wilks, William Hardwick and Hazel Hardwick, William Young, John P. Roden, James Sanders, John Cornwell, William Cornwell, Estate of Obadiah Cornwell, Thomas and H. Wilks, Col. Theo. Randell, Mary McCollum and Nancy McCollum, John Wallis, Adam Poole, Mrs. Worthy, William Johnson, Mrs. Wilks, Road from Leeds to Batton Rogue, Road to Col. Randell’s, Road by Sealy’s Meeting House, Estate of Mrs. Elmyra Shannon, Gabriel Halsell, Daniel Jagers, Thomas Means, Col. Theo. Randell, John Hitchcock, Ezekiel Sanders, David Hay, William Johnston’s Spring Branch, Spelsby Glenn, James Moore, David Jagers, Calib Davis, Thomas Hughes, Isaac Hughes, James Hill of Union District, Moses Hill, The Widow Degraffenreid, William Hughes, Thomas G. Degraffenreid, Allen Degraffenreid, Terrible Creek, Shallow Ford Road, Flat Rock Road, Columbia Road, Henry Middleton Esq., Boat Branch of the Broad River, William Embry, Robert Savage, Embry’s Branch, William Johnson, Machine, A.W. Thomas (Union Dist.), Widow Sara Johnston, Allen Crosby, Andrew Hughes, James Moorman and Thomas Moorman, Lucius H. Smith of New York, J.D. Sanders, Nathan Jagers, Chesley Crosby, Estate of Smith Hardin on the Broad River, Robert Parks, Rev. William Hughes, Elizabeth Hughes, Samuel McAlily, John Sanders, 14 Mile Post, Trotter’s Spring Branch, David Ryan, Estate of Rocky Woods, General Hampton (1812), Harben Tract, Major Russell, Mrs. Eliza B. Russell, James D. Fleming, Mrs. Mary Crosby, William Crosby, Robert Alcorn, Harbin Gorum, Wife Ann Gorum, William Thomas, General Wade Hampton, Major James Russell and Elizbeth Dorcus Russell, Benjamin Dove, Sandy River, Christopher Thompson, John’s Creek, Dennis Crosby (1754), Thomas Malone, Nordica Halsey, Coleman Crosby (1856), Estate of Stephen Crosby, William Crosby and David Crosby, Cool Branch in Fairfield Co., Estate of M.P. Meador, Capt. E. Taylor, James Mayo, Capt. J. Mayo, Robert Mayo, Widow N. Mayo, smith’s shop on Mayo Land and Mary’s Graveyard next to the Columbia Road, Alexander McKeown, John Johns on John’s Creek, Mrs. Bell Estes, Reuben Floyd, John Lassiter, Hezekiah Chipman, Jacob Stone, North Fork of John’s Fork, Stephen Crosby, William Hopkins, James Maffit or James Moffit, Ferdinand Hopkins, Thomas Tract, Anderson Thomas, John Beam, George W.D. Chalk, Jonathan Dye, Elishia Lyon, Sandy Ford Road, Jacob Stone, John Dye, Robert Herron, Edmund Franklin, Edward Franklin, John Die, John Die of Fairfield Co., Ishim Conner, Jerimiah Davis, Isaac Robert and wife Elizabeth Roberts, Joshua Davis, William Cockrell, Robert Nix, William Roberts, William Halsey, William Halsell, Archibald Roberts, John Roberts, William Roberts, Martin’s Branch Creek, James Gore, Richard Pannell, Jerimiah Davis, Rice Davis, Enoch Grubb Jr., Josiah Davis, Widow Davis, Francis Davis, Stephen Davis, Caleb Davis, Martin Elam, George Elam, Richard Elam, Mary Elam Sr., Colvin, Andrew Colvin, David Pannell, John Q. Arnett, Toliver Grubbs, Turner Beam, Jesse Beam, Estate of George. W.D. Chalk, James O’Neal, Mrs. Carlisle, Jesse Simpson, James Roberts, William Reid, William Colvin, Martha Elam, Mary Elam Junior, Francis Elam, Lewis Roberts, John Colvin, Solomon Peters, Dr. McClurkin, D.S.W.B. McClurkin, William Carter (1773), Ben Roberts, Isaac Roberts, Solomon Widener, Benj. Roberts, John Hedgepath, Stephen Terry, Thomas Terry, J. Davis, Thomas Hoslsey, Thomas Hasell, Charles Nix, John Polly, William Halsell (including storehouse and tan yard), Bryants in Fairfield Co., John McMeans, Jacob Woodson, John Beam, William Estes, Mrs. S. Estes, Peter Halsey, S.A.C. Estes, Nicholas Colvin, John Colvin, James Sharpe (1767), Cuthbert Price, Peter Head, James B. Lee, Solomon Coleman, Mrs. M.V. Cornwell, F.H. Land, O’Donald, G.B. Colvin – Deceased, Richard Head, Thomas Blewett, Dr. Isaiah Mobley, Dry Branch Creek, Stone’s Creek, William Stone, Widow Cockrell, Mobley’s Creek, Mobley Creek, John B. Cornwell (Mountain Place), Jesse Cornwell, Alice F.M. Cornwell, Joseph Stokes, Dennis Carrol or Dennis Carroll, Flinton’s Creek, Daniel Price, Culbreath Price, James Huey and wife Sarah Huey, John B. Cornwell (Homeplace), Zelma Douglass, John Nims, Eli Cornwell, Dempsey Simpson, Ms. Mary Simpson, J.F. Stone, William Jenkins, William Thomas, John Simpson, Thomas Jenkins, Saluda Road, Jenkins Tract, John T. McAfee, John C. McAfee, J.T.M. McAfee, William Wood, John L. McAfee, Samuel McClurken McAfee, Theo. Randall, John Knight, Edward Wilson, Thomas B. Franklin, M.A. Wise, James Grisham and wife Elizabeth Grisham, Stoney Branch, Peter Sealy, Francis Bremar and Peter Freneau, Richard Allen, John Allen, Theo. Randell, Obadiah Sealy, James Gore, James McClure, Sealy Creek, John Sealy, Joseph Carter, Richard Wilks, Thomas Wright, Peter Lemley, Thomas Lehie, Thomas B. Franklin and wife Ann Franklin, Joseph Timms and wife Mary Timms, Amos Timms, James Hardrages, J.T. Timms, Mansion House – Burying Ground, William Dunovant, Little Turkey Creek, Simms Ferry Road, John N. Triplett, C.T. Worthy, Mariah Hill, T.T. Byers, Elias Love, Elias Love’s Saw Mill on Mill Creek, John S. Rice Esq., Richard Love, John G. Love, Major William Hardwick, Susie Boles Creek, Joseph Robins, Thomas Robins, Major Robins, Obadiah Robins, Richardson Roundtree, James Greer, William Weldon, William Dudney, John Dallis, James Anderson, Garland Hardwick, Nathan Briscoe, James Morris, Thomas Parks, W. Dallis, Daniel G. Cabean, James Love Gaston, John Reed, Yarberry, John T. Pinchback, J.T. Loving, Adam T. Walker, Pinckney Road, Walker’s Mill Creek, Pressley Road, Hiram Brawley, Sample Alexander, Henry Carter, Ansley Darby, Sylvanus Estes, Leander Darby, Alexander Rosborough, Joseph Carter Esquire, Henry Carter, Elliot Lee, Carter Lee, Jewel Fork Creek, Sealey’s Creek, Robert Gonell, William Craig, John Water and wife May Waters, John Estes, George Donald, A. Wilks, Benjamin Grant, James Taylor, William Estes, John Bryan, Henry Mitchell, Joseph Lipford, Thomas McClure, William McClure, Daniel Glenn, Thomas McDowell, Capt. Colvin’s Store, Puckett’s Spring Branch, John Lee and Suzannah Lee, Edward Colvin, Greenberry Colvin, G.B. Colvin, James Johnsey, John Rosborough, Aaron Lockart or Lockhart, Josiah Hill, William Barrett, Aaron Williams, Elliott Carter, Isaac Mc. Breakfield (Brakefield), Pressley Thorn, John Pinchback and wife Mary Pinchback, David Stephenson and wife May Stephenson, Jesse Johnsey, H. Hollis, William Miles, John Breakfield, Alexander Stephenson, James Griffin, James M. Griffin, John Preslar, William Coker, John Harden, Thomas Davis, George Kennedy, William Holmes Hardin, Samuel Lacy Sr., Josiah Hill, Samuel Lacy Jr., James Landford, Widow Turner, Mrs. Nance, Estate of George Kennedy, John Dougherty, William Miles, Robert Headlock, Christopher Breakfield (Brakefield), Henry Breakfield, William Breakfield, John Graham, Quinn Road or Quinn’s Road, Valentine Atkinson, G.W. Atkinson, J.C. Atkinson, J. W. Jacobs, Samuel Johnston of Fairfield Co., E.H. Abell, Matthew Fullerton, Tanyard Branch, Elizabeth Huger, Sarah Huger, Martha Huger of Charleston selling lands to John McDowell Lowrey, Thomas Wallace, James Lindsey Guy, Jacob Minter, Mill Branch #2, Estate of William Lucas, Capt. Edward Mobley, Samuel Conn, John Conn, Abell selling land to W. McDonald and to W. Holmes Hardin, Robert Meek, Ezekiel Ratchford, John Ratchford, Smith Sanders, Ez. Sanders, Jacob Lucas, Robert Lucas, William Lucas, Richard Lucas, William Brown, James Brown, Andrew Egger, Silas Kolb, Charles Walker, Minor Montgomery and wife Louisa Jane Montgomery, James Meek, William Farley, David Thomas, The Widow Thomas, Estate of William McNeal, Samuel McNeel, Conrad’s Old House, Peter Conrad, John McDowell Lowrey, Tines Williams McNeel and wife Anne McNeel, William Kidd, John Kennedy, James Abernathy, Samuel Snoddy, Elijah Simmons, L.J. Cockerells, H. Montgomery and H. Hilleriah Montgomery, Colonel Thomas Williams, William Rainey, Martin Hall, Josiah Kirkpatrick, The Widow Wilson, James Sanders, John Lusk, James McGriff, James Brown, William Hetherington, Robert Mitchem, John McNeel, Robert Greer, Mickael McNulty, Robert Brown, Edmunds Meeting House Road, Monahan, John Boyd, William Fair, James Lowrey, Dr. William Lowry, John G. Smith, John Pardue, Dan Pardue, Daniel Pardue, John Gladden, John Partlow and wife Elizabeth Partlow, William Smith, John Owen and wife Rachel Owen, John G. Smith, E. F. Ervin, Thomas Rainey and Benjamin Rainey, Hamilton Brown and Alexander Brown, John Owen, Neely Smith, William Newton Guy, Mrs. James S. Darby, S.M. Jones, Elijah Wallace, Edward Griffen, Isaac Smith, James L. Guy, Samuel Rainey, Henry Middleton, Edward Mobley, Thomas Lehie, Lewis Peeples, Henry Harden, John George, James Nicholson, Jesse Jenkins, William Foreman, The widow Owens, Mrs. Montgomery, John M. Hall, Charles Walker, Ephraim H. Abell, Solomon Griffin, Bartholomew Griffin, Alexander Cabean, Thomas Cabean, Adam Vance, James Vance, Josiah Hill, D.G. Cabean, Dorsey Barnes, Peter Harden, S.P. Wilson, Thomas McClintock (Sheriff), William Cornwell, James Pagan, David Morrow, Widow Morrow, William Lewis, Christopher Vandergriff and Rebecca Vandergriff, John Antony, Joel Antony, Methodist Church (ca. 1821), H.C. Brawley, Peter Coonrod, John Ray, R.S. Hope, Rev. James Lowry, William Adair, John Price, James Rainey, Samuel Rainey, Lynn’s Branch of Fishing Creek, Dr. W.H. Stringfellow, Mary Eaves, N. R. Eaves, Thomas Wallace Esquire, Robert Bowden, William Motte, Abraham McCullough, William McCullough and Hugh McCullough, Abraham McCullough and Sons, Robert Morrow, Thomas McClure Esquire (from Abraham McCullough and Sons in 1851 of 259 acres) belonging to Robert Morrow – on a branch of Sandy River going east near Hardins and Morrow’s land, Smith’s Branch, Alexander Quay selling land to J.W. Goore, Paul Hemphill, Hall Ferguson, James F. Woods, Reuben Lacy, John Dunovant, Pinckney Road, Dry Fork Creek, Samuel Woodsides, John Walker, John Johnson (Merchant), J.H. Walker, Jerimiah Walker, Joseph Walker, John Walker, Henry Bradley (Merchant), Gen. H. Bradley, James Henry, “Chester” Baptist Church Lot, John Hunter, John Hitchcock, Tanyard Branch or Hunter’s Branch (same creek), John C. McFadden, Samuel Mobley, Dr. C. Lee, Dr. B. Scott, Thomas McClure, Adam Walker, James Carroll, Major N.R. Eaves, Major John Kennedy, Rev. L.C. Hinton, George W. Melton, Hiram D. Ford, J.L. Harris, Samuel McAlily, William D. Henry, George W. Coleman, J.H. Wylie, Elliott Lee, Thomas Houston, Saluda Road, William Walker, R. Wylie, Charles Walker, Philip Walker, John McMillan Hunter, John Hunter, J.C. Lipford, John Rosborough, Rob Rainey Reeny), Matthew Rainey, Henry Harden, Robert Gorrell, Gorrel, Stephen Terry, Benjamin Carter, Carey Fork, Biggers Mobley, A.W. Love, Henry Carter’s 1798, William Robinson, Lyle’s Ferry Road, River Road, Martha Walker, Mrs. M. Walker, Mattie Walker, John T. Boyd, John Evans, Thomas McClure, Sample Alexander, Robert Wylie, Samuel McAlily, Francis White, William Curry selling to James and John McQuire, Vincent Brown, James Wilkey, John Miller, Hannah Curry, James Orr, W.A. White, John Reedy, James Reedy, William A. White, George Weir, Robert McCreary, Carey Fork, The widow Burns, Joseph Wham, John McNinch, William Robinson, James Woodburn, John H. Robinson, Richard Evans (1765 – 100 acres, and 1788 – 219 acres) some went to James Shannon, the widow Evans (1812), Isabell McNinch, James McNinch, Samuel McNinch, Capt. James McAlily, William McAlily, F.W. Whitlock, P.W. Head, Henry Head and wife Mary (Merchant) selling land to Joseph Wham, Bear Branch, Thomas Humphreys and Elijah Nunn, Biggers Mobley, Mrs. Joanna L. McDaniel, Grisham Tract, Tim R. Lipsey, Capt. Lipsey, John H. Robison, Thomas Franklin, Thomas Cockrell, Moses Cockrell, Burwell Mobley, Edward Mobley, Sarah Trussell, Mrs. Cook, Shepard, Widow Wham, Rocky Branch Creek, Joseph Timms, Alfred Timms, Thomas Wright, Eli Cornwell, Moses Grisham, William Nunn, William Hunt, Mrs. Robinson, Widow Stokes, Thomas Roden, Col. G.B. Stokes, John Stokes, Amos Timms, Colonel O. Hardin, Zion Meeting House near Stoney Branch, Mason Huey, Allen Degraffenreid, J.S. Agurs, John Hopkins, Simpson Manning, Newton Franklin, John Franklin and wife Mourning Franklin, Peter Corbell Jr., John Taliaferro, Cool Branch, Baton Rouge Road, James Huey, Henry Hurst, John Franklin, Isaiah Franklin, James Huey and wife Sarah Huey, Flinton’s Creek, Dr. Isiah Mobley, Alfred Franklin, Mobley Creek or Stone’s Creek (Same creek different names), Mountain Place – John B. Cornwell, William Stone, Richard Head, Dennis Carroll, Peter Head, Martin Colvin on Dry Branch, Isaac Taylor, G.B. Colvin, Nicholas Colvin, James B. Lee, William Head, Samuel Carter to Edward Blackstock, John Colvin, Ephraim Butler, William Pratt, Henry Head, Thomas Hill, William Price, Flinton’s Old Road, Thomas G. Blewett, Quarter Plantation (517 acres Elijah Cornwell), Mr. Cureton, Estate of Holley, Cameron, Vandiver, James Lee, Tyrie Lee, Thomas Hill, Widow Flinton, James Lay, Jeramiah Grisham, Self’s Branch of Stones Fork Creek, Cain Lay and Barbary Lay, Capt. Turner Holley, Thomas Hill on Self’s Branch, Robert Lemmon, James Andrews, Gideon Whitehead,  Alexander Johnston, Archibald Wilson, John Wilson, Alexander Johnston, William Aiken Estate, Barnett Castles, Mary McQuiston, Ephraim Fant, May’s Still Branch, Archibald McQuiston, Thomas Pannell, Matthew Weir’s Mill on Reedy Branch, John Spann, Charles G. Spann, Sarah Fant, Thomas Harrison, J. Pope, Cephas Bolick, J.D. Gwinn, Luke Pannell, Gen. Thompson, Robert Thompson, Robert Brice, Market Road to Columbia, John Young, William Young, George Evans, Chester Road, Lee’s Creek Road, Widow Atkins, Eli Coleman, Sarah Yarborough, James Brice, David Brice, John Stockdale, Robert Brice, Benjamin Wages, Ben Wages, John Wages, Andrew Wages, William Wages, Polly Wier Weir, Mrs. Mary Wier / Weir, Moses Wages, Eleonor and Elizabeth Stockdale, Matthew Weir, Ann Wages, Hill’s Creek, George Evans (3,000 acres), Ellen Stockdale, Ricky Elliott, Samuel Montgomery, Mrs. Lewis, Thomas Robison, Peter Porcher, R.W. Watson, Bethlehem Church in Chester Co., John Ward, Samuel Alston, Thomas Robinson, John Robinson, Edward Nixon, Nicholas Roberts, William Stevenson, James Miller of Fairfield Co., Samuel McKeown, Robert R. Cameron, J. Boney, W. Watson Switty, Jesse Jordan, Elihu Wages, James Alston, John Jamison, McElduff, John Beam, Robert Simonton and Margaret Simonton of Tipton Co., Tenn., Curtis Colwell, Curtis Caldwell, Hugh McQuiston, William McQuiston on Little River Creek (1786), Robert Stevenson, The Caldwell Place near the Colwell farm, Alexander Murdock, Archibald McQuiston, Alexander Johnston, Joseph Knight, Robert Murdock, James Hawkins, Elijah Delashmet, James Young or Youngue, Lee’s Creek of Little River, R.T. Mockbee, Hugh Milling, Cornwell Road, Archibald Freeman, James Strong Esquire, Moses McKeown, James McKinstry, Washington McKinstry, John McKeown, S.M. McKeown, Douglas School Road, Lilly M. Douglas, William Pratt, James Lyles and wife Abby Lyles, Little Sandy River, Hiram Shannon, David Shannon, Thomas Shannon, Hiram Shannon and wife Margaret Shannon, Samuel H. Taylor of Fairfield Co., Edward Loundes, Thomas Loundes or Lowndes, Joseph Fullerton, William Reedy, Robert Nelson, Andrew Fullerton, Robert Service, Robert Miller, John Smith, Joseph Askins of Fairfield Co., James Elder and wife Nancy Elder, William Wilson, John Mills, Thomas Kelsey, John Douglas Sr., Hugh Kelsey, Samuel Kelsey, John White, Thomas Kelsey, Margaret Weir of Wilcox Co. Alabama (Wife of Charles Weir), John Douglas, John McGuire, William McAlister, Robert Miller, Robert H. Miller, Hugh White, Jane Brown, R.L. Miller, Josiah Miller, Charles Miller, William Jenkins, Robert Boyd, David Drummond, David Grier, James Caskey, Margaret Coulter (1772), Mary Coulter (1771), John Knox, Widow Knox, Hugh Knox, Joseph A. Wylie, R. Douglas, Hugh White Plantation House, William Estes, William Wallace, Mrs. Wallace, William Walker, Rocky Branch of Bull Run Creek, William Mobley, Martha Williamson, Stringfellow, Joseph Wylie to Avander Wylie, Thomas Singleton (Surveyed for Robert Jamison), Susanna S. (Singleton) Wills, John McDowell Lowry and wife Margaret, Daniel McMillan, Henry McCoy to Wm. Dickey, James Meek, Reedy Branch, John McWilliams, John McCrorey, Mrs. Bigham, Edward McDaniel, Robert Coulter (next to Mary and Margaret Coulter’s), Widow Ralph, James Ralph and William Orr, Matthew Harbison, Rev. Warren Flanniken or the (Rev. Warren Flenniken), James McCaw, Mrs. McCaw, E.B. McCaw, W.J. Caldwell, William Caldwell, William McCaw, James McCaw and Sarah McWilliam McCaw, William Walker, James Lyle, John Morent (John Morton), David Wilson, William McCaw, Robert Miller and wife Ann Miller, Rocky Mount Road, Chester Road, James Dale, George Morrow, Andrew Gardner, Franey Wylie or (Francey Wylie), Franey Wylie Jr., Peter Wylie, James Pardue, John Hamilton, James Y. Wylie, Francis Wylie, Samuel Hamilton, Robert Caldwell, John Agur or John Ager, David Bell, Francey Wylie, James Wylie Jr., Polly Wylie, Margaret Wylie, James McClintock, William Omelveny, H. Omelveny, Ephriam Abell, James Elliott, Samuel McCormick, Samuel and John McCormick, William Knox, William Ford, John Ford, Widow Combest, William Combest, Milton A. McCombs, Samuel Evans, C. Keys, Grassy Run Creek and Clark’s Branch of Rocky Creek, George Clark, A.P. Clark, Alexander Clark, William Orr, James Orr, Dr. Carter Lee, Abraham White and wife Elianna Margaret White, Henry Gray, Elizabeth Steen, John McNinch, Thomas Kennedy, Milling Combest, Samuel McCormick, David Wilson, Sarah McKelvey, John Charles, Cornelius Dorsey, Jacob Dansby, William Miller, William Wilson to Smyrna Associate Pres. Church, Robert Lathan, Robert Goodey, Samuel Little, William Miller, William Bradford, Jesse Williams, William Nelson, John Combest, Laird Burns, Biggers Mobley, Abraham White, John Dunovant, Sam Mahon, William Morrow, Aaron Inman, Dr. John Dunovant accepting 2.5 acre graveyard owned by William Mellin Senior, John Mills, James Atkinson, James F. Woods, Thomas Chisholm, William Nelson, Mary Crank, Widow Crank, Duncan Wylie, James M. Wylie, Duncan Wylie, George Hooper, Samuel Castles, Mill Pond 1854 on the Estate of Duncan Wylie, Road to McDaniel’s Ferry, William Wylie (1789), Capt. William Wylie, Widow Bradford, the Road from Landsford to Chester, William Woodward, William Sledge and wife Adelaide Sledge, Thomas R. McClintock, Elizabeth Chisholm, David Chisholm, George Keenan, Stephen Keenan, Cyrus Arledge, Long Branch, Lewis A. Beckham, J.N. Mayrant, Road to the Saw Mill off Saluda Road, William A. Rosborough, John Kidd, A.P. Wylie, William Stringfellow, N.R. Hall, John McEachen, Margaret Peoples, Thomas McCullough, Jonas McCullough, Widow McLaughan, Mary McCullough, Agness Hannah (1772), James Phinney, Joseph Hinkle, Edward Martin and Margaret Martin, John Poag, John Johnston, Hugh Gaston, James McClure and Hugh McClure, Charlotte and S.C. Railroad, Moses Knighton (Crossroad’s Land), James Pife, Mrs. E.G. Lewis, Elijah Brown, (Samuel Lewis, James Alexander Lewis, James Joseph Lewis, Joseph Harold Lewis, Catherine Guy Lewis, Thomas M. Mayhugh), Widow Marisa Lewis, Catherine E. Hinton, William Brown (1767), James Stanley Lewis, R. Gray Lewis, James Wright, Charles Boyd, (James Bigham or James Biggam, Robert Morrow, Josiah Porter, John Wright, Robert McElheny, William Stringfellow), to William Smith (carpenter), William Gill (Sullivan Co. Indiana in 1819), Wylie Davis selling to Dr. Hinton, William Gilmore, Adam T. Walker land on Hog Hole Branch, Samuel Rainey, James Rainey, (John Price going to James Ramsey, Allen Knight, James Rainey to John S. Bratton, Mrs. Bratton), John Price #2, Jewel W. Logan, Alfred Moore, (Thomas Moore sold to Samuel and James Rainey), George Gill Jr sold to John Barr, William Caldwell, Widow Christiana Wylie @ District Line, Robert Morris, Rocky Mount Road, Henry Moore, Moore’s Mill Pond, George’s Branch of South Fork of Fishing Creek, Thomas Davis, Estate of Leonard Strait (1832), James Logan, James Strait, A. Gill, William Wylie (1854), Capt. William Boyd transferring land to Milton Boyd in 1832, George Reid, Andrew Kidd, John G. Smith (where Capt. Boyd formerly lived), Brown’s Mill Road, Thomas Black, Thomas McCaul and Thomas Black, Zachariah Bates (1824), Henry Brown, Jacob Fox from Thomas Rainey in 1764, Samuel Rainey, John S. Bratton (1821), George Dale, James Dale, Samuel Porter (1772) off Gum Log Road, George Strait, (Gum Log Road becomes Strait’s Mill Road), Samuel Kelso (1768), Samuel Kelso and Simpson Richardson, Patrick Connelly, Kelsey’s Corner on Strait’s Mill Road, Connelly’s land to John Latta, John Starr Jr. Attorney for John and Jane Latta – selling land to Alston Clark Sr., Eli Clark, sold to H.M. Poag, and later it went to Hugh Mc. Poag. Joseph Poag, John Starr, Samuel Wherry’s Grant, Samuel Williamson (Wherry’s Plantation), John S. Chambers, James M. Lowry on Saluda Road, Archibald Steele, Road to Gilmore’s Mill, Jane Lusk the widow of Robert Lusk, James Lusk and Andrew Lusk, selling to William Whitesides, who sells to Lawlin McIntosh, Margaret Lusk, Mary Downing on Meadow Branch, Martha Lusk, James Hunter, William Gilmore, Alexander Crawford, Elias Neely, David Neely, Robert Neely, John McFadden, Elias Muldon, William Armstrong, William Chambers, Robert Neely sold to Matthew Ferrell, Mildoon, Kerwin Gilmore, Hugh Drennan, William Drennan, H.H. Drennan, Stoney Fork Creek, Frederick Pride, F.L.J. Pride, Neiley Tract, S. Edwards, E. Foreman (Furniture Maker), Indian Land Line, George Montgomery, John Blair, John Anderson on Lusk’s Branch, Joseph Crook, William Agurs, Charles Spradling, John Sterling Sr., James Sterling, David Hemphill, R. Hemphill, William Sterling, James Cobb, William Wilson, James Wilson, Robert Hamilton, Matthew Elder, R. Boyd, A. Douglas, Mrs. Elizabeth Strong, Grandma Strong’s Old Spring, John Gordon, John Bell, Robert Strong, John Strong, Jesse Goan, Ms. Margaret Strong, William Sterling, Major John Turner, Robert Kirkpatrick, James Jordan, John Cleghorne, David McCalla Jr., Isaac Beam, John Ward or John Ward of Charleston Co., J.F. DeBardelaben, Mary Wallace (1771), Samuel Alston, John L. Younge, Edward Ingman or Edward Ingram, James McCreary and widow McCreary, Samuel Penny, Archibald Stain, Wateree Road and the Road to Charleston, Ann Penny, Jeramiah Walker, Joseph Robinson, Castles Smith, William Skelly, Alexander Elder, Colonel A.W. Walker, Penny’s School House (1838), Hugh and Jennet McCowen, James McKinstry, (William Chapman goes to Wm. P. Gaston, Martha Gaston, William Gaston, Susannah Gaston, James L. Gaston Jr.,) James A. McCool, Ephraim Mitchell, William McCreight, Jacob Pugh, John McKelvey, David Tombs, James Love, William Kirkpatrick, J.C. Kirkpatrick, W.M. Robbins, James L. Gaston, Milton Love, William N. Gaston, Nancy Parks, William Robins, Widow Galloway, William P. Gaston and wife Sarah Gaston, Richard Love, William Love, Robert Parks, Samuel W. Mobley, Joseph Feemster, T.H. Love and J. Love, Ruth Love, P.B. Good, E.B. Robbins, James Parks, Thomas Parks, Garland Hardwick, Carmel Hill Road, Benj. Love, Eli Love, W. Dallis, Ridge Road, Major Robins, Obadiah Robins on Susy Boles Creek, Chester and Pinckney Road, Dr. G. Barns, Moses Williams, the Widow Williams, Tate McDonald, William Mayfield, Samuel Campbell, Hugh Galloway, Peter W. Galloway, Elizabeth Galloway, William Galloway, the Widow Galloway, Charles Williams, William Nance, Alexander Nance, John Leech, David Leech, John B. Black, George Reid, James B. Pickett, Zachariah O’Neal, John Rosborough, William Minter, James Sanders, Capt. Ezekiel Sander, William Feemster, H.P. Sanders, Prudence Brown, Colonel Thomas Williams, Mary C. Hardin, Walker N. Hardin, Fitz Hardin and Walker Hardin on Suzy Bole Creek, James McGriff, Monroe Minter, Barbara Cooper (1768), James Brown (1784), Andrew Egger, Brown’s Branch, E. Presley, James Egger, David Stevenson, Samuel Conn, David E. Gallaher, Andrew P. Sanders, J. Hancock @Sawmill and Grist Mill, Tate McDaniel or Tate McDonald, G.B. Colvin, Silas Cobb, Charles Walker, Hamilton Brown and wife Nancy Brown, Aaron Lockhart, Robert Conn, George Conn, John Walker on Gaston’s Branch (1785), James Love Gaston and wife Jane Gaston, James A. Gaston or James Adair Gaston, Capt. J.L. Gaston, William Mayfield, James Adair (1781), Major John Kennedy, Aaron Lockhart and wife Elizabeth Lockhart sold land to David Love (a tanner), Muster Ground on the Pinckney Road, Abner Wilks, John Williams, Capt. David Love, Daniel Travers, Jordon Bennett, Mount Prospect Road, John Gallaher, John Wesley Carter, W.H. Castles, James P. Ferguson, Widow Ferguson, Church Carter, William Beard (1790), Val. Bell, Hezekiah Alexander (1766), Mary Gallaher, John Edward Gunning, James Gallagher, Chelsey Robins, Josiah Hill, Samuel Givens, Joel Triplet, John P. Thompson, James McCalla or James McCall, Leonard Pratt, Edward Colvin, William Goad, Mill Creek, Captain Colvin’s Store on the land of Edward Colvin….

GUM LOG BRANCH: Historian, Tom Mayhugh wrote on 7.27.24 – Gum Log Branch is the branch of South Fork that runs through your property, (Wade Fairey’s), and up behind Brattonsville. Starts up above Bethesda Church. Also called: Becky’s Branch…. Furthermore: The GUM LOG ROAD is the one that enters Brattonsville on South side there where all the slaves are buried (also known as part of the Rocky Mount Road). It crossed the branch north of Mobley Store Road on what used to be Chappell property. Pete Chappell I think (owned that parcel). Came down in front of you somewhere (on Booney Rd.,) maybe where the road is now. It went east close to Chappell Road and forded the South Fork Creek just South of where Saluda Road crosses the creek today. There is a break in the guardrail on Hwy 72. It coincides  with the old Mountain Gap Road which ran behind the old Bill & Becky Wooten house (Gill House), and behind Jerry Locke’s property. Still a piece of it left that runs from Rodman to Lyles Road. (The old piece of farm road on which Rosa P. Gaston – Strait owned property, led by the Water’s old gin complex to Lyles Road.)  Information from Tom Mayhugh with notes via WBF.

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