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Planters of Edisto Island, Charleston County, South Carolina

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The Planters of Edisto Island

This profile is part of the Edisto Island, South Carolina One Place Study.

This page is for information on the Planters and Slave Holders of Edisto Island South Carolina as part of the Edisto Island One Place Study. Follow the Planter's links for more information on the person, the properties, and the links to the enslaved and their families living on those properties. Some pages will have a lot of information, and some pages will have very little information, depending on historic data availability.

Note: Bolded entries are dated close to the Civil War, making them primary targets for research on connections to post-Civil War descendants.

Planters

Slave Schedule 1860

There were about 70 slave holders listed on the Edisto Island slave schedule in 1860[1]

  • Hess W. M. Edings in trust for 3 minor heirs
  • W. James Whaley
  • L. H? Jenkins
  • B. F/T Rice
  • H Bailey
  • J. E. Seabrook
  • E. M. Hanahan
  • R. B. Hanahan
  • R. B. Hanahan in Trust for 6 heirs
  • Joseph Whaley Sr.
  • W. E. Seabrook
  • Ed C. Whaley
  • Wm M. Murray
  • J. J. Murray
  • M. A. Jenkins
  • John M. Jenkins
  • Constantine Bailey
  • E. Mikell Seabrook
  • Wm Seabrook Jr.
  • Rev. Charles Wilson
  • Miss Elizabeth Seabrook
  • E. M. Whaley
  • G. C. Owens
  • B. J.? Whaley
  • Wm Johnson
  • John S.? Wescoat
  • T. A. Baynard in trust for 2 minor heirs
  • J. E. Edings
  • J. J. Mikell
  • T. P. Mikell
  • Wm S.? Lee
  • J. L. Lee
  • Jabez J. R. Wescoat
  • T. A. Baynard
  • James E. Whaley
  • Joseph Edings
  • Miss L. A. Seabrook
  • Mrs. E. M. Seabroook
  • James C. Hanahan
  • Martha M. Whaley
  • A. J. Clark
  • E. C. Bailey
  • T. A. Beckett
  • M. A. Beckett
  • Eph M. Baynard
  • Wm Seabrook William Seabrook Jr. (abt.1799-1860)
  • G. W. Rudd
  • P. E. Edings
  • Ed M. Baynard
  • O. H. Middleton
  • John Townsend
  • Thomas Davason
  • Wm M. Bailey
  • Wm S. McGillivay?
  • J. J. Hanahan
  • J. E. Clark
  • M. L, Street
  • James Hopkinson
  • James Hopkinson in trust for 2 minor heirs
  • F. deLasteyrie
  • E. W. Seabrook
  • J. J. Pope Jr.
  • Wm. G. Baynard
  • M. J. Rice
  • Henry Seabrook
  • Mary Seabrook and Sarah Legare?
  • Wm Whaley
  • John Jenkins
  • E. E. Jenkins

For more information please see the Plantations of Edisto Island

This link will take you to the One Place Study of Edisto Island South Carolina

This link will take you to Plantations of Edisto Island by Owner Family.

Sources

  1. ↑ United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1860: "United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1860"
    Image path: United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1860 > South Carolina > Charleston and Coleton > Edisto Island of St. John's Collection > image 1 of 57; citing NARA microfilm publication M653 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
    FamilySearch Image: 33S7-9BS8-98R4 (accessed 26 September 2022)
    • 1860 slave schedule Edisto Island




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