City Directories and History: This map is listed as the Early Survey and Land Grants Map on Stoney Ford and Fishing Creek. The map provides a searchable index of the names provided on this particular map. Search further under the enlargeable PDF, this page. Other Mayhugh maps may offer similar information but under a different title.
Alexander, John McKnit
Anderson, John
Bates, John
Bates, Zachariah
Black, Thomas
Black, William
Bratton, Newton
Boggs, Joseph
Boggs, Thomas
Cauley, Andrew
Crofts, Edward
Culp, Henry
Culp, Peter
Davison, John
Dickson, William
Ellis, Widow
Fondren, John
Foreman or Forman
Greer, James
Hanna, Charles M. (Dr. Charles M. Hanna)
Hanna, James
Hanna, John
Hanna, William
Hanna, William Jr.
Hardin, John
Hargarty, William
Hill, William
Irwin
Kidd, William
Kirkendall, Rebecca
Kuykendal, Cobus
Kuykendal, Peter
Lee, Edward
Lewis, Alexander
Mahan, James
McClelland, Robert
McClelon, Thomas
McClenning, Thomas
McCullough, John
McFadden, Robert
McHood, James
McHood, Samuel
McMurray, Thomas
Miller, James
Moore, Alexander
Neely, Hugh
Neely, William
Phillips, Benjamin
Polk, James
Polk, Joseph
Porter, Samuel
Rainey, Benjamin
Rainey, Samuel
Rany, Thomas or Thomas Rainey
Rawls, Shadrack
Robertson, James
Robertson, Robert
Robinson, Thomas
Rowell, Benjamin
Sadler, Richard
Seller, John
Silliman
Standly, George
Steel, Archibald
Steel, Joseph
Steel, Robert
Steel, Samuel
Strait
Townsend, Repentence
Walking, William
Williamson, James
Williamson, John
Williamson, Samuel
Young, James
Young, John
*** See p. 68, Leasing Away a Nation PDF this page… for additional information on leaseholder James Robertson in Nov. 6, 1787. Also see Andrew Townsend lease as of 1789. Andrew Townsend also took a lease for 200 acres, formerly that of Thomas Knox – March 16, 1802.
*** See p. 69, Leasing Away a Nation PDF this page… for additional information on leaseholder: William McMurray dated 1790.
- Thomas Knox takes lease from Andrew Townsend on 200 acres on Oct. 19, 1802, p. 70
- Charles Carroll takes above lease from Thomas Knox on April 2, 1803, p. 70
- Thomas Knox sells lease on 521 acres to Charleston merchants: Bailey and Waller on Dec. 5, 1804, p. 71
- Dr. Charles M. Hanna takes a lease on 102 acres both sides of Fishing Creek, dated July 27, 1820, p. 81
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