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Middleton Place

Page history last edited by PBworks 17 years, 1 month ago


 

Overview

 

Location

On the Ashley River, Charleston, Charleston Co., SC

 

Date Constructed/ Founded

1741

 

Associated Surnames

Middleton, Williams

 

Historical notes

none

 

Associated Slave Workplaces

none


 

Associated Free Persons

 

  • Henry Midleton (b.1717-d.1784)- plantation owner; President of the First Continental Congress
  • Mary Williams (b.1720-d.1761) - wife of Henry Middleton
  • Thomas Middleton - son of Henry and Mary W. Middleton

 

  • Arthur Middleton (b.1742-d.1787) - owner; son of Henry and Mary W. Middleton; signer of the Declaration of Independence
  • Mary Izard Middleton (b.1747-d.1814) - wife of Arthur Middleton

 

  • Henry Middleton (b.1770-d.1846) - owner; son of Arthur and Mary I. Middleton
  • Mary Helen Herring (b.1772-d.1850) - wife of Henry Middleton

 

  • Williams Middleton (b.1809-d.1883) - owner; son of Henry and Mary H.H. Middleton; Ordinance of Seccession
  • Susan Pringle Smith - wife of Williams Middleton (m.1849)


 

Associated Enslaved Persons

 

  • none recorded yet


 

Research Leads and Plantation Records

 

Thomas Middleton Plantation Book

Manuscripts Department Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The collection consists of one volume, the first page of which is headed, "Thomas Middleton's Plantation Book." It includes lists of slaves owned by Thomas Middleton and by the estate of his father, as well as a copy of an act establishing a free school at Dorchester, S.C., in 1734, and accounts, perhaps of Arthur Middleton (1785-1837). http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/m/Middleton,Thomas


 

Miscellaneous Information

 

  • Names of slaves who lived at the Middleton Plantation are posted on the wall of "Eliza's House", a preserved freedwoman's cabin and museum on the site of the Middleton Place.


 

References

 


 

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