Overview
Location
Abbeville Co., SC
Date Constructed/ Founded
not determined
Associated Surnames
not determined
Historical notes
none
Associated Slave Workplaces
none
Associated Free Persons
- John Clark (b.1767-d.1839) - owner
- John Clark Scott - son of William Scott; heir of John Clark
Associated Enslaved Persons
1839 Slaves Named in the Will of John Clark
From the Will of John Clark, 1839
To John Clark Scott (son of William Scott)
- Sally
- Lucinda
- Archey
- Alexander
- Sarah
- Mary
- Margaret
- Thomas
- Martha Jane
- Elizer
- Katherine
To friends Joshua Dubose and Thomas Cunningham
Note: John Clark bequeathed his furniture to the above named slaves and directed his heirs and executors to care for them and not separate them from eachother or the plantation.
To be sold, proceeds to sisters Nancy Clark and Hannah Goodman
- Jack - negro man
- Louisa - wife of Jack
- Washington - son of Jack and Louisa
- Andrew - negro man
- William
- Charles
Note: John Clark instructed his executors to not separate husbands from their wives and to sell them to good masters
Research Leads and Plantation Records
Miscellaneous Information
References
- Will Transcript of John Clark, ST536. Abbeville County Will Transcripts. vol. 3, p. 23-25. South Carolina Dept. of Archives and History.
- Rootsweb World Connect Project - Clark
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