Copy of a plan of a plantation or tract of land lately sold to Isaac Holmes by James Legare lying on Johns Island, Charleston District from a plan annexed to Arleas from Thomas Legare and annexed to Isaac Holmes 1784. 380 acres. Names associated with this plat are Thomas Legare, James Legare, and Isaac Holmes. Notable geographic locations include Charleston District and Johns Island.
250 acre plot given to Peter Lesesne on the 20th of February 1760, butting and bounding on the south side of the Santee River. Names associated with this plat are Peter Lesesne, James Thomson, Peter Robert, Joseph Manap [?], and Phippes.
1300 acres surveyed for James Bowman, no land type or detail, shows property boundaries and neighboring plots. Names associated with this plat are James Bowman, Morris, Oswald, Warley, E.B. Fishburn, Lindsey, and B.G.O. Bryan. Notable geographic locations include New road leading to Parkers Ferry [?].
Resurvey of a tract of land measuring 510 acres called Egan Hall belonging to John Egan situated in St. James Parish, Santee. Names associated with this plat are John Egan, Gredless and Ball. Notable geographic locations include St. James Parish, Santee, Egan Hall, and Bunker's Hill.
180 plot of land given to Elisa [Pennison], shows the budding and bounding of neighboring plantations with no land type or detail. Names associated with this plat include Thomas Pennison, Elisa Pennison, C. Perriman, Thads, Smith and Charles Grady.
Plat of 500 acres in Craven County on the Pee Dee River annexed to the original 40,000 acres orginally granted to Landgrave Robert Daniel. Names associated with this plat are Robert Daniel, Robert Gibbs, the Lords Proprietors, Thomas Broughton and Waring. Notable geographic locations include the Pee Dee River, Craven County [now in parts of Berkeley, Charleston, Georgetown, and Williamsburg counties], Sawhee, Beedee, and Georgetown District.
1432 acres of land given to Villeconteux; shows mill creek and Raccoon Pond, one area is colored in red labeled "Gardenes Old Field." Names associated with this plat are Barry Villeconteux, Rich Selby, N. Windham, Rhames, Ben Villeponteaux, Lowe Leviman, W.W. Villeponteaux, J.C. Brinson, Addison, Gaillard, Homes, and Thomas Ashley. Notable geographic locations include St. John's Parish, Raccoon Pond, Mill Creek, School House Branch, Blind Doe Run, and Edge Poing.
Copy of a plat laid out at Goose Creek now belonging to Benjamin Mazyck. 200 acres of land commonly called Busharia. Butting and bounding on the north and west on Col. James Moore land and the south on Captain Schrenckingh and on the east on Madam Davis' land. Names associated with this plat are Benjamin Mazyck, Davis, Lawson, Thomas Smith, Benjamin Schrenckingh, James Moore, and David Daw. Notable geographic locations include Busharia, Booshee, and Goose Creek.
Plat of 89 acres in the Beaufort District. Plat shows the location of several ponds. Little other detail is included. Names associated with this plat are N.H. Johnson, R.J. Marker, Mary Kittles, John H. Raddell [?], and Brown. Notable geographic locations include the Savannah River, Beaufort District and Dry Gull Branch.
Plat of 220 acres on the Black River belonging to John Luck. Details include the areas of the river and marsh, and the location of trees on the property lines. Names associated with this plat are John Luch and John Hardwick. Notable geographic locations include Black River and Craven County Craven County [now in parts of Berkeley, Charleston, Georgetown, and Williamsburg counties].
483 acre plot of Little Hell Hole Swamp, includes islands and surrounding property owners doesn't include land detail. Names associated with this plat are H.S. Morrison, Isaac Bishop, W.C. Miller, W.J. Ball, and Anderson. Notable geographic locations include St. Stephens Parish, Hog Pen Island, Little Hell Hole Swamp, and Berkeley County.
Plat of 250 acres on Wadmalaw Creek. Includes short explanation, but plat itself includes very little details. Names associated with this plat are Hugh McDowel, James McDowel, James Carson, Dalziel Hunter, James Young and Ellis.
Plat of a land containing ten acres, minimal detail showing the surrounding property owners and two roads; Dills Bluff and unnamed public road. Names associated with this plat are Plenty White, Simons and Howe. Notable geographic locations include Dill's Bluff.
Sketch of property including roads and fields, some specific house names like Rectory house and W. Dotolhinese's house. Names associated with this plat are Glisbe, Priohau, Dotolhinese and Glebe. Notable geographic locations include St. Johns Parish, Broad Road, Wadboo [?] Bridge, Road to Pontauxs, and Road to Cordyville [?].
300 acre plot being partly marsh and highland in Colleton County, on the south side it is budding with the Stono River, shows surrounding property owners and minor creeks. Names associated with this plat are Robert Gibbes, Edward Fenwak, John Bremar and Bull.
Copy of two adjoining plats of lands on Johns Island originally granted to Ambrose Hill now belonging to Miller St. John. Copied from the plats annexed to the original grants in 1795. Names associated with these plats are Ambrose Hill, Miller St. John, Richard Floyd, the Lords Proprietors, Job Howe, N. Johnson, Thomas Broughton and Lambert Lanee. Notable geographic locations include Johns Island, Ambrose Hill, Bohicket Creek, and Colleton County.
169 acre plot given to Kent McCall, shows roads and surrounding neighbors, shows the Ashley River and some trees on the property borders. Names associated with this plat are Kent McCall, Thomas Parker, Roger Smith, Burnard Elliott, Crughtton, William Elliott, John Heard, Benjamin Dart, Elizabeth McCall, John Ward, John Parker, and Thomas Parker. Notable geographic locations include St. Andrew's Parish and the Ashley River.
500 Acre plantation, on the northeast side of the south Edisto River, neighbors the 416/2-13 plat, the 416/2-13 is added in pencil over the writing at the bottom of the plat, no land type or detail. Names associated with this plat are John Gerardeau, Charles Craven, William Livingston, Thomas Broughton, and Charles Parker. Notable geographic locations include South Edisto River and Colleton County.
128 acres situated in the Charleston district unto James Maxwell situated in the parish of St. Paul, Charleston District April 1, 1797. Names associated with this plat include James Maxwell, Jane Ladson, Smith, John Boyles, John Somers and Brigdon Smith. Notable geographic locations include St. Paul's Parish, Jerico Plantation, Bretton Hall Plantation, Bay Swamp, and Charleston District.
Plat of a tract of land with 443.5 acres sold by Thomas Farr to Humphrey Sommers. It is the westernmost part of a tract of 1153 acres granted to said Farr in 1752. Names associated with this plat include Thomas Farr, Humphrey Sommers, Wilkins, Elizabeth Gibbs, Daniel Monro, Benjamin Harvey and Daniel Green.
