William Worthy Jr.
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William Worthy Jr. (abt. 1795 - 1842)

William "Buck" Worthy Jr.
Born about in Virginia, United Statesmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Died at about age 47 in Chester, Chester, South Carolina, United Statesmap
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Biography

Slaves

  1. Jane Worthy (abt.1805-)
  2. Manerva Worthy (abt.1838-)
  3. Sim Worthy (abt.1838-)
  4. Abba Worthy (abt.1840-)
  5. Unnamed Worthy (1842-)

Above are a family,

  1. Walker Worthy (abt.1820-)
  2. Allen Worthy (abt.1825-)
  3. Ned Worthy (abt.1838-)

The above slaves were given to William upon his marriage to Louisa, by her parents. As stated in his will of 1942. (A rough guess as Louisa was pregnant with their first child at the time of the will. Have found no dates/place of marriage yet. These particular people were also referenced in his will in the same paragraph as being given when William and Louisa were married. A bit of assumption going here. If marriage date found will change)

  1. Garlana Worthy (1815-)
  2. Ned Worthy (abt.1810-)
  3. Ann Worthy (abt.1810-)
  4. Ellen Worthy (abt.1810-)

Below are a family:

  1. Miller Worthy (1800-)
  2. Julia Worthy (abt.1800-)
  3. Harriet Worthy (abt.1820-)
  4. Amanda Worthy (abt.1821-)
  5. Frank Worthy (abt.1822-)
  6. Nelson Worthy (abt.1824-)
  7. Sally Worthy (abt.1826-)

Slaves below this comment are another family.

  1. Major Worthy (1815-)
  2. Mahaly Worthy (abt.1816-)
  3. LLoyd Worthy (abt.1836-)
  4. John Worthy (abt.1835-)
  5. Louisa Worthy (abt.1837-)

End of Family

  1. Eli Worthy (abt.1805-)
  2. Charles Worthy (abt.1810-)

People below are family.

  1. Virra Worthy (abt.1810-)
  2. Dolla Worthy (abt.1830-)

End of above family.

  1. Marion Worthy (1800-)
  2. Afford Worthy (abt.1800-)
  3. Warren Worthy (abt.1805-)


Sources


  • Citation information Detail South Carolina Will Transcripts, 1782-1868; Author: Brimelow, Judith M.; Probate Place: Chester, South Carolina Edit source Source information Title South Carolina, Wills and Probate Records, 1670-1980 (At the time of his death Louisa was pregnant with their first child.)




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