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• _UID: 96545CD59C164A3CB7CE761AD21597E5CBA1
• Misc: 26 May 1802, Union, South Carolina, United States; received bequest from his father
• Misc: 13 Mar 1821, Union, South Carolina, United States; witnessed the will of John Foster
• Census: 1830, Union, South Carolina, United States
• Possessions: 1830, Union, South Carolina, United States; 26 slaves
• Will: 22 Jun 1840, Union, South Carolina, United States
• Probate: 2 Nov 1840, Union, South Carolina, United States

Notes:

Census:
There are two Edmund Hames in Union County, SC in 1830, one noted as Junr. The older one's enumeration fits here.

Enumeration: 00002001-00000001, 26 slaves, 30 people

Will:
Union County Will Book B (Transcript), pp. 284-288
Will of Edward[sic] Hames of Union District...
to my son in law Reubin R. Lindsay, all the property on which he now lives, composed of several different tracts of swift shoals on the south side of Pacolet adj. Giles, Smith, William Hames, Charles Hames, James Pages, Edmund Hames, John Pages, also negroes (named); to my son Lemuel Hames [as trustee, in trust] for the benefit of my daughter Elizabeth and her heirs already born in wedlock with William B. Hames, that portion of land whereon William B. Hames & his family now lives; adj the late James Mostley's land, Fosters, Hendersons, Jordan Johnson, John McWhirters spring branch, and negroes (named); to my wife Nancy Hames in her own right, negroes (named), 200 acres of land; to my son Lemuel Hames, land adj. Sims, Mrs. Farnades, Wamack Fowlers, Squire Colemans, Whitlocks line, John Foster, and negroes (named); my son Lemuel Hames exr, 22 Jun 1840. Edmund Hames (LS), Wit: J.S. Sims, Reuben Coleman, Z. Johnson. proved by Reuben Coleman Esq 2 Nov 1840

Family/Spouse: Nancy Foster. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Lemuel Hames was born before 1819; and died.
2. Elizabeth Hames and died.

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• _UID: BF1BE991F88D429EA8797689BE04893458BB
• Possessions: 22 Sep 1788, Union, South Carolina, United States; bought land from John McWorter
• Possessions: 1 Feb 1797, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold land to Charles Hames Jr
• Possessions: 25 Aug 1798, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold land to his son John Hames
• Possessions: 8 Jun 1799, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold land to Daniel Covenhoven
• Possessions: 18 Oct 1801, Union, South Carolina, United States; purchased 110 acres from Henry Davis
• Will: 26 May 1802, Union, South Carolina, United States
• Possessions: 2 Jul 1803, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold a slave, Joel, to Thomas Hames
• Possessions: 4 Aug 1803, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold a slave, Amy, to Charles Hames Jr
• Possessions: 2 Jan 1805, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold a slave, Fillis, and her three children, Milly, Hanner, Ned, to Edmund Hames
• Possessions: 2 Jan 1805, Union, South Carolina, United States; sold a slave, Sal, to Thomas Hames
• Probate: 21 Jan 1807, Union, South Carolina, United States

Notes:

Ref: , [,, nsdar80]

DAR-PATRIOT: PS, SC, DAR2 shows will probated 26 May 1802.

Possessions:
For L100 in sterling money, a plantation or tract of land in the county aforesaid on the south side of Pacolett River Containing by estimation one hundred acres be the same more or less bounded as follows that is to day Beginning at a white oak on Georges line on the south bank of the River thence to a white oak corner tree then to a red oak corner thence along a new line to Johnny's Creek thence as the creek meanders to the river thence as the river meanders to the beginning white oak. Including the grist mill and all other improvements within the said bounds.

Possessions:
For diverse good causes and considerations him thereon to moving, but now especially for and in consideration of the sum of five pounds current money of South Carolina, to him in hands well and truly paid ... a tract of land being in Union County on the south side of Pacolato River and hath such courses form and marks as a plat thereof represents viz. Beginning at a corner on the river bank a white oak, running thence S b W 9 50 to a corner stake S 32 W 23 to a corner hickory running thence No 5 W to Portmans Creek and thence as the creek runs down to the mouth of the nreaks and as the river runs from the mouth of the creek down to the beginning corner ... containing sixty acres more or less

Possessions:
... for fifty pounds sterling ... one hundred seventy five acres ... being part of a tract surveyed for Charles Brandon situate on the north side of the Pacolet River on Mill Creek beginning at a black oak in the fork of the mill pond then So 12 E 52 chains 50 links to a willow oak on the river then up the river to a stake thence North 7 W 6 chains 50 links to a stake thence So 56 W 13 chains 50 links to a hickory thence N 5 E 19 chains 50 links to a black oak thence No 72 W 25 chains to a red oak thence No 5 W 15 chains to a hickory at the upper corner of Brandons old field thence through the upper end of the old field to Cooks line (a strait course) thence to the beginning including one hundred seventy five acres ...

Possessions:
For fifty pounds sterling ... a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred seventy five acres be the same more or less it being part of a tract surveyed for Charles Brandon situate on the north side of Pacolate River on Mill Creek it being the upper end of said tract; beginning at a hickory John Haimes corner at the upper end of Brandons old field thence So 5 E 15 chains to a chesnut, thence No 43 E 68 chains to a post oak, thence So 52 E to a stake on Cooks line, thence to the beginning including one hundred and seventy five acres ...

Witnessed by Edmund Hames.

Possessions:
... one hundred and ten acres ... on the East prong od Portmans Creek waters of Pacolate and hath such courses as a Plat represents: viz: Beginning at a corner on a pine, running thence S.E. to a hickory corner, thence S.W. to a corner on a pine, thence N.W. to a hickory, thence N.E to a corner on a pine; bounded by ______ (blank spot) land thence S.E. to the Beginning corner tree.

Henry Davis personally appeared to record this. However, it appears to be sloppily created and never mentions an amount or specific metes and bounds.

Charles married Catherine Krugg on 8 May 1757 in Amelia, Virginia, United States. Catherine (daughter of John Krugg and Mary) was born about 1732; died before 9 Feb 1807 in Union, South Carolina, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Misc: 26 May 1802, Union, South Carolina, United States; listed in her husband's will

Notes:

Died:
Since her husband's will called for the estate to be divided at her death or marriage, and the sale was on this date, she must have died or married. At this age, she has likely died.

However, it is still likely that she died before he did, since the will was written in 1802.

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William married Winifred Fann on 26 Nov 1730 in Richmond, Virginia, British North America. Winifred (daughter of John Fann and Mary) was born on 20 Nov 1714 in Richmond, Henrico, Virginia, United States; died before 1752 in Richmond, Henrico, Virginia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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John married Mary. Mary and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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William married Elizabeth Morris about 1710 in Virginia, United States. Elizabeth (daughter of Edward Morris and Elizabeth) was born on 5 Aug 1688 in Virginia, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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John married Mary. Mary and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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