Indenture, 1789.

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Indenture, 1789.

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Indenture between Elizabeth B. Hatter, executrix of the estate of John Hatter, and Plowden Weston for a tract of land (about ten acres) on the Wando River (S.C.) known as Wapataw (Wappetaw) Landing (located in Christ Church Parish, S.C.).

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South Carolina Historical Society

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Hatter, Elizabeth Blanch, d. 1817.

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The daughter of New York judge William Smith, she married Charleston, S.C. merchant John Torrans (ca. 1702-1780). After his death she became the wife of Capt. John Hatter. From the description of Indenture, 1789. (The South Carolina Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 37521865 ...

Weston, Plowden, 1739-1827.

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Georgetown County, South Carolina rice plantation owner. Plowden Weston came from Warwickshire, England, to the colony of South Carolina in 1757 and established himself in trade in Charleston (S.C.). He bought Laurel Hill Plantation in 1775 and adjoining lands in 1777. Plowden Weston accumulated a great fortune, the bulk of which he left to two sons, Dr. Paul Weston (1784-1837) and Francis Marion Weston. Francis Marion Weston lived at Laurel Hill Plantation. His son, Plowden C.J. Weston, was tut...

Hatter, John

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