| 4. | Thomas Draper, Sr. was born on 2 Sep 1733 in North Farnham, Richmond Co, Virginia; died in Jan 1812 in Union Co, South Carolina. Other Events and Attributes:
- Will: 14 Jan 1812, Union Co, South Carolina
Notes:
Will:
1812
Thomas Draper's will was filed with the courts and states that he died in January 1812, actual day is left blank.
Additional papers filed include an inventory of his personal effects completed by his sons.
July-first Monday: Public sale of the personal effects of Thomas Draper. Those who bought more than one item:
Wm. Draper Phillip Coleman Maher Lyle
William Kirby Thomas Langtrip Wm. Jones
Joshua Draper Archibald Quinn Chas. Jones
Terry Kirby John Jones James Means
Wm. Toney Absalom Coleman John Lyons
Phillip Draper Matthias Milbern Gabriel Jackson
John Burgess Joseph Crownover Andrew Thompson
Thomas Draper John Norris Abner Coleman
Daniel Draper Wm. Harvey Davis Goudelock
John Hames Joseph Collins James Brown
Frances Kirby Wm. Gibson And others.
1813
Source:records found in Union Co. Courthouse 1949:
June 9, 1813 A final division into 10 shares which were minus the deductions made in his life time to the ten heirs were:
Thomas Draper a share
James Draper a share
Phillip Draper a share
Daniel Draper a share
Travis Draper a share
William Draper a share
Joshua Draper a share
John Burgess a share for his wife, Catherine Burgess
Thomas Dean a share for his children
Abraham Toney a share for his children who were heirs, minus what Wm. Toney bought at the sale.
Each share was less the amounts bought at the sale. James and Travis had no portion deducted for amounts bought at the sale, nor did Thomas Dean, who was then residing in Edgefield, SC. The portion bought by Wm. Toney was deducted from the part paid to Abraham Toney for his children.
No grandchildren?s names were listed.
It would appear that Anne Draper Dean had died before June, 1813. Sarah Draper Stubblefield and/or her husband and children are noticeably absent from the final settlement. There are Stubblefield?s whose family trees list Sarah Draper as wife of Edward and mother. Who mothered Abraham Toney?s children and therefore was considered eligible for a share of the estate?
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, UNION DISTRICT:.
In the name of God amen__________ I Thomas Draper of the State and District being in Perfect Health mind and memory Thanks be unto God for the Sa,e caling to mind the mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed for all Men once to die do make and and Ordain this my Last Will and Testament and Bequeath my Estate in the following manner. First i recommend my Soul to Almighty God that gave it to me. Secondly my Desire to be buried in a decent manner at the Discretion of my Executors and as for my wordly Estate which it hath pleased God to bless me with i give in the following manner U bequeath to my son in law Thomas Dean two hundred Dollars I Bequeath to Abraham Toney a Cow and Calf or ten Dollars and no more Leand his Children with what they have had that is all as to my Own Children what they have Had of my Estate my Son James Drapter has had Fourhundred and fifty Dollars my Son Thomas Draper Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars my Son Phillip Draper has had one Hundred Dollars my Son Travis Draper has had two Hundred Dollars my Son Joshua Draper has had one Hundred and Eighty Dollars- if my daughter Caty Burgess see cause to Keep Hannah and her children that she has in her possession at my death may be paying what they may amount in Value more than her part of my Estate- My lands I bequeath to my son Joshua Draper conditionally for him to pay to William his brother two hundred and fifty dollars and that my lands may be Joshua Drapers and my other property to be Equally divided among them with what they have ad from the Estate afore time make and a Just and Equal settlement is make than if more than than is divided by my first Division the Remander to equally Duvided among them all equally i do Ordain Robert Coleman and joshua Draper and William Draper Executors to this Will and Tesament hereby revoking and disannuling all and every form of Wills Testaments, and Executors made by me a Fore Time, I do Ratify and Confirming this to be my last Will and Tesament in Witness i ahve here unto Set my hand and Seal this in the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight hundred and Eleven on the Month and Day of the Month August-1811.
Signed )
Presence of us )
Goerge Boser ) Thomas Draper (Seal)
Maher Lyle )
Nathaniel Gordon )
RECORDED 14TH of January 1812.
RECORDED IN WILL BOOK A.
PAGE 273 & 274.
BOX 7 package 8.
Wm RICE (ORDY)
Reproduced from Document in
South Carolina Archives Department
Columbus, S.C.
Union Wills
Vol-1 Bk. A- pp 277-278
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Thomas married Lucy Coleman about 1860. Lucy (daughter of Robert Coleman and Ann Hinton) was born in 1740 in Amelia Co, Virginia; died in 1805 in Union Co, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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1798 - Aft 1852 (54 years)