Names of Individuals with Accounts
At
“Clermont” (Rugeley’s)
From a Ledger mostly 1776-1778
[Camden District, South Carolina]
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Presley Family History |
Names of Individuals with Accounts At
“Clermont” (Rugeley’s) |
| This ledger list shows Andrew Pressley, Sr., Andrew, Jr. and Thomas as were engaged in activity during the onset of Revolutionary War. Thomas and brother, John, had earlier signed the Regulator's Petition in NC and left the area. Note both John and William Hood. |
******************************* ________ Extracted & alphabetized by Joan A. Inabinet January
2002 Adamson, James (“Wateree River”) Adkinson, Stephen Allen, John Baker, John Barber, Charles Barkley, “Capt. John” Beard, Robert Beethland, Margarett Bell, James Belton, Jonathan Bourns, Thomas Brisbane, Adam Fowler Burnside, Joseph (“Flat Rock Creek”) Callwell, William (“in Camden”) Campbell, Drury Carter, James Cashshaw, James Chesnutt in “Chesnutt & Kershaw” [also, in “Messrs Kershaw, Chesnut & Co.”] Chisholm, John Clance, Ephraim Clarke, Austin Clarkson,
Simeon Cockran, “Capt. Robert” Coffee, Hugh Coffee, John Cook, Elizabeth Cook, William Cooke, John, Jr. Coward, Joshua (“near Clermont”) Cowsey, William Craggs, WilliamCreighton, John Crossby, Aaron (“Granny’s Quarter”) Cunningham, Arthur DaCosta, Isaac, Jr. Dawson, Mrs. Christian Denton, James Dixon, George Dixon, John [1790] Donnes, William Douglas, James Douglass, Alexander Drakeford, John Drakeford, Richard Drakeford, William Dumvell, Robert Dunlap, Robert Dunlap, William Dunnworth, Henry Duran, George Durene, Thomas Elkins, John Elkins, William Everhart, Jacob Fagan, James Faine, Daniel Farmer, Thomas, Jr. (“Hillsborough NC”) Fields, John Fleming, Alexander Fletcher, John (“Beaver Creek”) Ford, Hezekiah Frizell, Gale Frizell, John Gale Frizell, Thomas Fuller, Daniel Gadis, James Gallagher, John (“near Camden”) Gallaway, William Gamble, James Gasquine, John Gaunt, Zebulon Gibbs, Stafford Gibson, Jeduthen Glymph, John Golt, William Gordon, David Greeor, George Greeor, John Greeor, Joseph Guthery, James Hall, John Halzendorf, John [1789] Hamilton, James Haneghan, Charles Harden, William Hayse, Josiah Heatly, Robert Henderson, William Hest, William Hickman, Elizabeth Hickman,
Jacob Hill, Thomas (“Taylor” [occupation]) Hilton, James Hilton, Samuel Holding, Mathen Hood, John Hood, William Hopkins, Joseph Horn, Henry Howard, John Howard, Robert Howell, Thomas Hudson, Drury Hudson, Jeffrey Hudson, John Hull, Edmund Hutchins, John Ingram, Alexander Ingram, John Jackson, John Johnson, George Johnson, Richard Johnson, William Johnston, James Joiner, Frederick Jourden, David Kershaw, Joseph [2 entries with his name, one noted “Kershaw & Wyly”; another entry, “Messrs Kershaw, Chesnut & Co.”] Killwell, William Kimball, Benjamin, Sr. Kimball, Charles Kimball, Frederic Kimble, John (“Lynches Creek”) Kirkland, Daniel Kirkland, Jane Kirkland, John Kirkland, William Kirkpatrick, William Kneeland, Charles Knox, Andrew Knox, Robert Laton, Michael Laton, Patrick Leavines, William Lee, Robert Lee, William Lenard, David Lenox, James Leonard, John Linn, William Love, James Lundrow, Frederick Macklehany, Robert Marlah, James Marshall, “Capt. John” Maskall, Henry Massey, William Masters, John Maxwell, Henry McCallister, William McCardon, Henry McCarson, David McClannon, Andrew McClannon, Mrs. (“widow Beaver Creek”) McClenan, William McCorkle, William McCullock, James McDaniel, Daniel McDaniel, Middleton McFadgon,
Patrick McKay, George McKee, Alexander McKee, William [2 entries] McWarthey, Elizabeth McWarthey, John Meazell, Joseph Meezell, John Meyers, Abraham Mickles, JosephMilhouse, [first name blank] Miller, David Miller, Ebenezer Miller, George Miller, James Millhouse, John Montgomery, Hugh Montgomery, John Moore, Israel [3 entries, one spelled “More”]] Moore,
John Mucklewain, Henry Mucklewain, James Murray, John Murray, Joseph Narrowmore, Edward Neeland, Susanah Nelson,
Ambrose Nelson,
William Nutt, William O Daniel, John O’Daniel, William Oldfield, William Oram, Henry Petty, Frances Petty, Luke Pidgeon,
Isaac Pressly, Andrew, Sr. Pressly, Thomas Quinland, Dennis Reed, Nora Reynolds, William (“Sanders Creek”) Richardson, George Riddel, John Roach, Thomas Robertson, Robert (“Sawneys Creek”) Robinson,
Joel Robinson, Robert (“Tavern Keeper at Clermont”) Ross, George Rugeley, Henry Rugeley, Rowland Rush,
Frederick Russell, William Rutledge, John Sanders, John Sanders, Sarah (“Granny’s Quarter”) Saunders, David Saunders, George, Jr. Saunders, George, Sr. Saunders, James Saunders, John Saunders, Joseph Saunders, Thomas Saunders, William Scott, Benjamin Scott, James Scott, John, Sr. Scott, William Shauer, Henry Shepherd, William Shey, Simeon (“Blacksmith in Camden”) Shropshire, Walter Simpson, William Sims, Edward Sloan,
Patrick Smith, James Smith, John Smith, Roger Snow, Robert Starke, William Starkes, Thomas Stewart, William Strawbridge, Robert Stroud,
Yardley Sutton, Jasper Sutton, Richard Taylor, Jacob Terrell, Mrs. (“widow”) Thompson, Adam Thompson, Hugh Thompson, James [2 entries] Thompson, John Thompson,
Joseph Thompson, Uzziah Thompson, William Toland, James [2 entries] Toland, John Trentham, Martin Troublefield, [no first name] Tucker, Wood Turbevell, James Twaddell, William Vaughan, Thomas Veatch, James Wadeson, Richard Walker, Andrew Walker, Philip Ward, Elizabeth (“widow Grannys Quarter”) [1790] Welch, Nicholas Wells, Thomas Wheat, Josiah Whimble, Abraham Whitaker, James Whitaker, William, Sr. Williams, Daniel Williams, Issac Williamson, John Willson, John Wyly in “Kershaw & Wyly” |