- 1723 LARRIMORE JAMES Somerset County MD
- Land Transaction Larrimore
- DEED William Squires To John Lowrimore
- ALEXANDER, BREVARD, MCKNITT, WALLACE
- Larrimore (Larimur, Larimer), Thomas, Sr., planter, Somerset Co.
- Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 6
- WILL of John McMahan 1776 NC
- Census Records
- Marriages from Ninety-Six and Abbeville District SC 1774-1890,
Marriages - LARIMORE - Military 3rd Kentucky Mounted Infantry Regiment Larrimore, T. J.
- Marriages: Green Co., Ky. Marriages 1793-1836 Book B
- Lorimer, John-Will Warren Co Mississippi
- The Mill
1723 LARRIMORE JAMES
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
Walter George m. Larmore Catey 13 Dec1819
DEED
Book C, No. 1; Page 226 & 227
William Squires To John Lowrimore
Know all men by these presents that I, Wm. Squires of the District in the State aforesaid Have for and in consideration of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars paid to me by John Lowrimore in said State have granted, bargained, sold and released and by these presents doth grant, bargain sell & release unto the said John Lowrimore, his heirs and assigns, all that plantation or tract of land containing in the whole Three Hundred Acres, more or less, viz: One Hundred granted to Wm. Britton and the remaining part to Benjamin Moore as the plat represents, transferred to me by Levy Moore, being situated in sd District on Spring Swamp on the road from Dog Bluff to Conwayborough.
Together with all and singular the rites, members, hereditaments & appertenances thereunto belonging or in anywise incident or appertaining To Have & to Hold all and singular the premises before mentioned unto unto John Lowrimore his heirs and assigns & do hereby bind myself my my heirs, executors and administrators do warrant and forever defend the same by or every other person caliming or to clame.
Given under my hand & seal June the Seventh day One thousand and eight hundred and Thirty nine.
W. In prestins us signed
State of South Carolina
Personally appeared Zebedee Causey who being duly sworn and saith that he did assign the within deed of conveyance as a witness and the Benjamin Jordan did subscribe his mark as a witness at the same time and that they did both see William Squires assign and deliver the Deed for the use and purpose therein contained furthermore saith not
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ALEXANDER, BREVARD, MCKNITT, WALLACE posted by Jean Capps on Thursday, July 3, 1997
Query Ancestry.com for Larrimore
Larrimore (Larimur, Larimer), Thomas, Sr., planter, Somerset Co.,
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 6
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 6
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 6
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 6
Maryland Calendar of Wills: Volume 6
WILL of John McMahan 1776
In the name of God Amen I John McMahan of the County and Province aforesaid being very sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for it and calling to mind the mortality of man and that it is appointed for man once to die Do declar this to be my last will and testament and all other will or wills heretofore made by me to be of none Effect but void and of and this to stand in full force and virtue - I first of all recommend my soul to God that gave it me and to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian Burial not doubting at the Resurrection to receive it an imortal Body. I give and bequeath to my Son James McMahan Five Shillings Sterling also Samuel McMAHAN five shillings sterling also my beloved daughter Katherine Larrimore five shillings sterling also my beloved daughter Mary Morrison, five shillings sterling, also my beloved daughter Jane Pursley five shillings sterling, also my beloved daughter Agnes Anderson a Bond lying in David Kenades hands the sum of thirty five pounds besides Interest except two half Joes I received three years ago, likewise the Interest of a Twenty Six pound Bond that is in his hands. I do impower David Kenedy and Samuel Emit to sell a Tract of land Containing two hundred acres lying on Tom's Creek and to put the money to use for my two Grandsons James and William McMahan and I do appoint David Kenedy and Samuel Emet to be my Executors and that out of my estate all my lawfull debts be paid and legaceys left by me Signed Sealed and delivered published and pronounced In presence of William Miller, James Hays John McMahan his mark & seal NB the above will not administered on in this county the Exrs living in Pensylvania; delivered to Wm. Anderson
1830 Stokes Co., NC Federal Census Part 1 of 13
File: SCM_96th.TXT Some 4,192 Marriages from Ninety-Six and Abbeville District SC 1774-1890,
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Lorimer, John
I, John Lorimer, of Charlotte Street, in Parish of St. Mary Soban, in the county of Middlesex, Doctor of Physics. I bequeath unto and forgive the payment by my brother, Patrick Stratham, of Drumdurm, in the county of Elgin. Wife: Katherine, to have money, and after her decease the money to be put in trust to educate a boy of relations of my father and mother. Late father was John Lorimer. (A long and unusal will)
Today's mill is the third one built on this site. The first two were built by George Frederick Bollinger, who came to this area in 1797 from North Carolina. He received a 640-acre land grant from Don Louis Lorimer, the Spanish commandant at Cape Girardeau. In return for the land, Bollinger agreed to develop the land and to bring more settlers from the east. He returned to North Carolina and in 1800, brought 20 families including six of his brothers and their families back to settle along the banks of the Whitewater River.
Somerset County MD NPL Nanticoke Hundred
MD Early Census Index MD5509758
Page 196. 15 Jan. 1788. John Love and Jane his wife of Lancaster County, S. C. planter, convey to Henry Cato of the county and state aforesaid, for five pounds sterling money of the State afores'd, a tract of land containing 250 acres on Little Lynches Creek, first granted to Thomas Cooper by his Majesties Patent bearing date 10 Apr. 1776, then conveyed from said Thomas Cooper to Thomas Larrimore 18 June 1776, conveyed by said Larrimore to James Ezell 6 Feb. 1779, conveyed from said Ezell to said John Love 20 Feb. 1779.
Pages 183 -184. Roger Smith of Lancaster County, planter, conveys to James & John Craig, Yeomen, for 762 pounds, ten shillings current money of the aforesaid state 150 acres on both sides of Camp Creek on the East side of the Catabaw River in the waxaw Settlement, it being part of a tract at first granted to James Larrimore by Matthew Rowan, Esqr, of the Province of North Carolina 17 May 1754 containing 418 acres, which s'd tract since the boundary line was run hath fallen into the State of South Carolina, which s'd plantation of 418 acres the said James Larrimore sold to Andrew Pickens, which s'd plantation the said Andrew Pickens sold to William Davis, 150 acres of the said 418 acres the said William Davis made over to Roger Smith, and the said Roger Smith and Elizabeth his wife now is the true, lawful, and rightful owners. 2 Dec. 1778.
Rial George m. Larmore Louisa 24 Jun1826
Dunn Thomas m. Larmore Margaret 17 Mar1829
Horseman Severn m. Larmore Mary 24 Nov1824
Insley Valentine m. Larmore Mary 12 Aug1830
Kemp Theophilus m. Larmore Matilda 03 Jan1826
Stafford Benjamin m. Larmore Sally 18 Oct1809
Barkley David m. Larmore Sarah Ann 07 May1822
Mezick Jewell m. Larramore Katherine 24 Sep1799
Willin Tubman m. Larramore Martha 27 Sep1808
William Squires To John Lowrimore
*Note to the reader: I have tried to faithfully transcribe the following deed, errors and all. Contributed by Vivian Eggers
Horry County South Carolina
(From Book K Page 70 Recorded June 17, 1839)
South Carolina - Horry District
Zebedee Causey Wm (his mark) Squires
Benj (his mark) Jordan
Horry District
Sworn to before me this Signed
7 day of June 1839.
Zebedee Causey
John Graham, J.P.
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I am looking for information about a group of families who immigrated to Somerset Co, MD in the late 17th Century. John McKNITT had a plantation named "Glasgow" in the Nanokin neigborhood near Pocomoke on a tract of land called "The Strand". Jean BREVARD was a Huguenot who had escaped to Northern Ireland and immigrated with members of the ALEXANDER, WALLACE, and McKNITT families on the ship "Welcome". I would like to know where they put into port. All of these families were active members of the Presbyterian community in the Manokin area. Several members of these families moved to the Elk River Area of Cecil Co. MD. The McKnitt home in Cecil Co was also called Glasgow. and adjoined Samuel Alexander's properties called "Sligo" and "Bullens Range" and a tract called "High Spaniola". Their descendents went on to Rowan Co, later Iredell Co in NC and were very active in the Revolutionary war.
7th Feb., 1731-2;
4th April, 1732.
To eldest son John, ex., and hrs., 100 A. Cooper's Mistake, and pt. of Ticknel (Ticknell), bou. of Leonard Jones, adj. afsd. land.
To boy John Larimur and hrs. (which boy son John got from Indians and thinks to be his son which was lost), 75 A. of ?Turnstile,? on condition that sd. boy will live with testator during his life; shd. he refuse, afsd. 75 A. to William, son of Thomas Larimore, Jr., and hrs.
To wife Wenefret, 1/3 personal estate, residue to child. equally.
Will Book "A" p. 238 Rowan County, NC. JOHN MCMAHAN July 31, 1776.
North Carolina Rowan County July the 31st 1776
Pg# Ln# Last Name First Name File name
240 12 Larrimore James pg00237
Census_Year 1790 Microfilm # M637-7 State North Carolina County Rockingham Enumerator Thos. Henderson
535A LARIMER Philip males 16 and up 2 males to 16 1 females 3 . .
534B LARIMORE Nicholas males 16 and up 4 males to 16 3 females 5 . .
Census_Year 1810 Microfilm #M252-43 State NC County Stokes District ALL
138 25 589 Laramore Thomas 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Bever Island District
139 28 591 Larimore James
Census_Year 1820 Microfilm # M33-84 State NC County Stokes Enumerator M. Hill Dated 21 Dec 1820
pg 00353 355 7 Larimore James 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
Census_Year 1830 Microfilm # M19-125 State NC County Stokes Enumerator John Hill
240 12
Larrimore James
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9
Date abbreviations in this source are: CA - circa, or "about" A - after B - before
L656 LARIMORE, ALEXANDER H655 HARMON, ESTHER 84 JUN
L656 LARIMORE, JAMES M635 MARTIN, CAROLINE 84 OCT
P330 PETIT, CAROLINE A C200 COX, GEORGE WHIT 85 JUN
Marriages -
LARIMORE, James to BENNINGTON, Patsy, cons Patsy BENNINGFIELD, 28 Feb 1811.
LARIMORE, Robert to MORGAN, Nancy, 20 Sept 1813.
SUMMERS, William to LARRIMORE, Nancy, 18 Aug 1808.
Military
3rd Kentucky Mounted Infantry Regiment
Larrimore, T. J.
Marriages: Green Co., Ky. Marriages 1793-1836 Book B
LARIMORE, James to BLANKENSHIP, Mary, cons by James Lawrence, no relationship given, 14 Jan 1819
LARIMORE, James to WHITLOW, Letitia, cons by Daniel Benningfield, no relationship given, 9 Dec 1819
LATIMORE, Jacob to SUTTON, Susanna, bride gave own cons, 25 Jan 1818
Louisville, KY Copyright 1997, Ancestral Trails Historical Society, Inc.
LARIMORE,CATHERINE, pg 48
Mississippi Court Records
[p.127] WARREN COUNTY
page 129
October 19, 1821
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