Plan of 101 acres in St. James Parish, Goose Creek belonging to Abram Jones. Details include roads, ports, banks, trees and a field. Names associated with this plat are Abram Jones, Thomas Middleton, and Major Benjamin Smith. Notable geographic locations include Goose Creek, Charleston District, and Black River Road.
Two parcels of land (A & B) on the south side of the south branch of the Santee River in St. James Parish, Charleston District. Names associated with this plat include Rebecca Motte and Jonah Collin. Notable geographic locations include Washo Plantation, St. James Parish, Santee and Charleston District.
Plat of 640 acres of land belonging to Thomas Roberts situated in Berkeley County on the Cooper River bounding to the North and NE on land lad out to Nicholas Aremile to the south and SW on lands of Robert Miles and all other sides on vacant land. Names associated with this plat are John Berry, Ephraim Mitchell, Thomas Roberts, Nicholas Roberts, Nicholas Aremile, Robert Miles, William Gilbert, Barfield Homan and John Diamond. Notable geographic locations include the St. John's Parish, Cooper River, Berkeley County and Charleston District.
174 acres laid out to George Wilkie in Charleston. Names associated with this plat are G. Manigault, Thomas Mell, Ellis, William Moultrie, and George Wilkie.
"Pursuant to a Warrant for, [?] Mitchell Esquire Surveyor General Sha [?] Ad measured and laid out unto William Peter Reahimer a tract of land containing 136 acres situated in Charleston District, bounding SW on land belonging to Thomas Broughton Esquire South on land belonging to William Singleton [?] on Mr. John Ansil and has such shape and mark as the above plat represents Surveyed 9th day of April 1785." Includes two water sources dividing the property. Names associated with this plat are William Peter Redhimer, Thomas Broughton, William Singleton, John William Ansil, and John Richardson.
Persuant to [?] from Ephraim Mitchell Esquire Surveyor General that admeasured and laid out un to William Peter Redhimer a tract of land containing 97 acres of land situated in Charleston District bounding NW [?] as represented in the plat and hath such shape and marks as the above plat Surveyed this 9th day of April 1785. Names associated with this plat are William Peter Redhimer, John Richardson, Colonel Isaac Motte, Thomas Singleton, Reating Simoner, Ephraim Mitchell and Keating Simone.
BACK: John Griggs 1220 acres Charleston 1 June 1786 [?] Peter Freneau. FRONT: “Pursuant to a warrant from Ephraim Mitchell Esquire Surveyor General and laid out unto John Griggs a Tract of land containing one thousand two hundred and twenty acres (1220) situated in St. Bartholomew's Parish Charleston District and has such shape form and marks as the above plat represents. Likewise butting and bounding as the said plat specifies." Names associated with this plat are John Griggs, Ephraim Mitchell, Daniel Doyley, Edmund Belling, Gochran, Gabriel Stock, Gochnan [?], and Peter Freneau [?]. Notable geographic locations include the Ch[?]aw River, Charleston District and St. Bartholomew's Parish.
“Pursuant to a War- Mitchell Esquire Surveyor General [having been] admeasured and laid out unto John Griggs a tract of land containing one hundred and ninety (190) acres situated in Charleston District on the South side of Ashepoo River Bounded South-Westwardly on Lands of [?] Ladson, and part on Mr. Smiths lands on all other sides upon the said Ashepoo River and hath such form and marks as the above plat represents. Certified...this 26 day of June 1786 William Tate D. S." Names associated with this plat are John Griggs, William Tate, Ladson, Smith, Peter Freneau, and Ephraim Mitchell.
Plat contains 360 acres. Plat includes sketch of house. Names associated with this plat include John Glen, Ephraim Mitchell, Crip, Daniel Cannon, and John Richards. Notable geographic locations include St. James Parish, Goose Creek and Charleston District.
77 acres of marsh in two pieces situated on Johns Island along Stono River. Names associated with this plat are J.N. Mainville, Thomas Simmons, James Nicholas, Guervin, William Simmons and Marshall. Notable geographic locations are the Stono River, Johns Island, Charleston District, and Marshalls Creek.
