Crawford Other Names
Source Dates Names Context in Document
15 1769 Carter Deed for estate items.
20 Nov 1769 Thomas Land grant
21 Sep 1770 Thomas Lapse of grant
24,39 5 Nov 1771 Thomas Land grant
24,60 1775 Charles Land grant
69 26 Mar 1785 John Land survey
6,69 13 May 1785 William Land survey Goldwire, Mizong
60 12 Jan 1790 William, Deed James Brewer
John
69 30 Nov 1791 William Land survey James Brewer, William Howard,
_____ Walder
72 16 Mar 1793 Mary Affidavit Mary Hurst, Thomas Lane
70 12 Jul 1793 Charles, Land survey Aaron Bennett, Jones
John
72 23 Nov 1793 Mary Alexander's estate
72 4 Jan 1794 Alexander Land survey Matthew Driggers,
73 23 Nov 1794 Mary, Land survey Robert Donaldson
John,
William
11 2 Nov 1795 John, Warrant/survey Robert Hughes
James
60 9 Mar 1796 William, Deed "her children"
Martha
70 7 Sep 1798 John, Land survey Robert Hughes, Richard
James Touchstone
61 29 Aug 1799 John, Deed/land sale Martha Touchstone
Priscilla
70 14 Feb 1800 John Land survey William Jenkins, David Jones
70 21 Aug 1800 James Land survey James Brewer, John Hodges,
Samuel Parish,
William Jenkins
34 31 Jan 1804 James Deeds James, James Jr., Joseph,
Nathan, and Priscilla Brewer
Clement Lanier, Richard
Touchstone
34 14 Aug- Thomas, Series of James, James Jr., Joseph,
05 Sep 1806 James land sales Nathan, and Priscilla Brewer,
Clement Lanier,
J G Neidlinger,
Richard Touchstone
71 27 Aug 1807 James Land survey Christopher Bailey, William
Beal, William Morgan, Hannah
Stirk
62 13 Oct 1808 James, Deed Christopher Bailey
Polly,
Henry
7 17 Feb 1810 John Land survey William Brannen, Nathan
Brewer, Thomas Gill
63 7 Jan 1811 John, Deed Thomas Morgan
Priscilla
71 10 May 1811 James, Land survey William Edwards, Shadrach
John Wheeler
71 11 May 1811 James Land survey Henry Cook
63 10 Jan 1812 James, Deed Thomas Morgan
Mary,
John,
Henry
63 21 Dec 1812 John Mortgage William Beal
63 9 Dec 1813 James, Deed Henry Cook
Mary
One of William Crawford's daughters moved to Pike County, Mississippi.
A reference about Pike County [18] contains an article about the Crawford
family. In this article, there is speculation that William Crawford was
the son of Thomas Crawford, who obtained a grant for land in St. Matthew's
Parish(later, Effingham County) in 1771. Furthermore, the book suggests
that the Crawfords of Effingham County originated in Virginia or South
Carolina. The basis for either of these speculations is not discussed.
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