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- 1764 Granville County, North Carolina Tax List. Joseph was named as one
of the 5 white males in Luke Waldrop's household.
Joseph married Hannah Johnson, daughter of Sarah, about 1767 in Granville
County, North Carolina. Hannah was born about 1750 in Granville County,
North Carolina. She died about 1801? in Laurens County, South Carolina?
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They had the following children.
Nancy Waldrop Dunlap: 1768-1846
William Waldrop: 1772-1840
John Aquilla Waldrop,Sr: 1781-1850
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Date: 6/1/1768
Series: Colonial Plat Books (Copy Series) (S213184)
Document Type: Plat
South Carolina
Pursuant to a ? to me ? under hand and seal of the honorable Egerton Leigh Esqr
Surveyor Genl dated 3 February 1768 I have admeasured and laid out unto Joseph
Wardrop a plantation or tract of land in Craven County contained one hundred acres
situate lying and being on the South side of Enoree River bounded Northwardly by
the said River and Westerly by Rolly Bowen land and on all others sides by vacant
land and hath such shape form & marks as the above platt represents certified under
my hand the 1 June 1768. William Wofford Surveyor
7/26/1772
Williamson, William, Plat For 550 Acres In Craven County.
People in this record:
Bremar, John; Caldwell, William Thomas; Hall, James; Paterson, Joseph;
Waldrop, Joseph; Waldrop, Luke; Williamson, William
Places in this record:
Craven County; Enoree River
Series: Colonial Plat Books (Copy Series) (S213184)
Document Type: Plat
8/13/1773
Williamson, William, Memorial For Three Tracts In Craven County, On For
550 Acres, One For 450 Acres, And One For 250 Acres. Date:
People in this record:
Burry, Thomas; Burry, William; Clison, James; Ellison, Thomas; Hall, James;
Mccreary, Robert; Patterson, Joseph; Sims, William; Waldrop, Joseph;
Waldrop, Luke; Williamson, William
Places in this record:
Craven County; Enoree River; Warrior Creek
Series: Memorial books (Copy Series) (S111001)
Document Type: Memorial
11/26/1792
Waldrip, Luke, Plat For 174 Acres On Saluda River, Laurens County, Ninety Six
District, Surveyed By Adam Crain Jones, Jr.
People in this record:
Jones, Adam Crain Jr.; King, James; Maxwell, John; Waldrip, Luke;
Waldrop, Joseph
Places in this record:
Laurens County; Ninety Six District; Saluda River
Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190)
Document Type: Plat
South Carolina State Archives, of Claims growing out of the American
Revolution. Militia duty as private before & since the reduction of
Charlestown 112 pounds. a Heifer supplied 13 pounds. Sr 17.17.1 1/2
pounds. The Heifer not certified. [copy on file]
Stub Entries To Indents Issued in Payment of Claims Against South Carolina
Growing Out of the Revolution, edited by A S Salley Jr, Joseph Waldrope,
issued 22 Sep 1785, 16 pounds, English sterling for Militia duty per account
for the commissioners: Principal 16 pounds, interest 1 pound 2 shillings and
4 pence
7 Apr 1796, Laurens County, South Carolina, Deed Book F, page 348, Joseph
Waldrop & wife Hannah to Daniel Brown for 20 pounds Sterling, 50 acres on
Saluda River part of 174 acres granted by Pinchney. Witnesses: James Waldrop,
Wm Dunlap, George Swindle. Reuben Pyles JP. [copy on file]
8/25/1797
Waldrope, Joseph, Plat For 67 Acres, Including 3 Small Islands, On Saluda
River, Ninety Six District, Surveyed By Thomas Cargill.
People in this record:
Cargill, Thomas; Maxfield; Rhoney, John; Waldrope, Joseph
Places in this record:
Ninety Six District; Saluda River
Series: State Plat Books (Columbia Series) (S213192)
Document Type: Plat
1800 census of Laurens County, South Carolina, Joseph Waldrop,
2 males < 10,
1 male 16-25,
1 male > 45,
1 female 10-15,
1 female 26-44,
1 female > 44
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Joseph also married Eliza Jones on 7 May 1808 in Christian County, Kentucky.
Eliza was born about 1760. She died after 16 Apr 1814 in Crawford County,
Illinois.
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1803
Kentucky Land Grants, South of Green River Patent, Kentucky Land Office
Warrant 110, Survey 247, $20 paid on 20 Nov 1802. Surveyed for Joseph
Waldrop 10 Acres of land in Christian County on the East Fork of Pond
River by virtue of a Kentucky Land Office Warrant (#100) Beginning at a
post Oak thence S65E 112 poles to a white Oake thence N30E 128 poles
to two white oaks thence N49W 120 poles to a post Oak thence S 28
W 160 poles to the Beginning March 17th Day 1803. Signed John Campbell
Scc. Chain Carriers Joseph Waldrop & James Dunlap.
Christian County, Kentucky, Deed Book D, page 354, 16 Apr 1814, This
Indenture made this sixteenth day of April 1814 between Joseph Waldrop
and Elizabeth his wife of the County of Christian State of Kentucky.
Crawford County, Illinois, Deed Book 1, page 8, To all people to whom these
presents shall come, I, Joseph Waldrop do send Greetings, Know ye, that I the
said Joseph Waldrop of the County of Crawford Illinois Territory for and in
consideration of the love, goodwill and affection which I have and do bear
towards my loving son John Waldrop of the same County and Territory, have
given, and granted, and by these presents do freely give and grant unto the said
John Waldrop his heirs executors or administrators, a certain Brown Mare and
her yearling Colt, also the brown horse called Charly and the Waggon and gears
now being at my present dwelling house in the said County and Territory
aforesaid, of which (before the signing of these presents) I have delivered him the
said John Waldrop an Inventory signed with my hand and bearing even date to
have and to hold all the said property, at the said dwelling house to him the said
John Waldrop, his heirs executors or administrators from henceforth, as his & their
property absolutely without any manner of condition. I Witness Whereof I have
hereunto put my hand and seal this 4th day of October 1817. Joseph Waldrop
(seal) Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of John Story and John Cowan.
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Abt 1744 - 1817 (73 years)
