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AMERICA THE GREAT MELTING POT Contact information on HOME page Direct descendant is highlighted in red |
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FATHER
MOTHER
Elizabeth
WIFE
1st Henrietta Raven
2nd Mary Baker b. Abt. 1690
m. 1719
3rd. Mary West b. Abt. 1691
m. 08 Feb 1720-21 St Philip's Parish, Charleston, SC
CHILDREN with Henrietta Raven
1. Joshua Toomer b. 12 Sep 1712
2. Caleb Toomer b. 1710
3. Henry Toomer b. Abt. 1717
CHILDREN with Mary West
1. David Toomer b. Bef. 1732
2. John Toomer b. Abt. 1722
3. Sarah Toomer b. Abt. 1726
4. Samuel Toomer b. Abt. 1734
5. Mary Toomer b. Abt. 1724
Henry came to South Carolina from Wales in 1693 with his father, John Toomer and his wife, Elizabeth. Henry would have been about 6 years old.
South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1719-1772 Vol 1 Abstracted by Clara A. Langley pg 231
Book I-I, p 21 2&3 May 1751 John Toomer, gentleman, of St. Andrew's Parish, to Alexander Rantowle, storekeeper, of Stono, for 3000 pounds currency, 557 a. of land and marsh, being the W half of 2 tracts of land & a tract of marsh, near Stono River, formerly belonging to Henry Toomer; bounding S & W on Stono River; N on John Henry Bonneau; E on other half belonging to Joshua Toomer. Whereas Henry Toomer, father of said John, by will dated 17 Dec. 1737 devised to his 2 sons, Joshua & John, 2 tracts of land & a tract of marsh fronting the 2 tracts, where he lived, being 961 a., to be divided 2 years after the death of said father; Joshua to have the E half on which the dwelling house stood; & whereas Mary Toomer, widow of testator, & Samuel West, acting executrix & executor by deed of partition dated 27 May 1746, according to a plat made by Joseph Elliott, Dep. Sur. & certifi8ed 9 May 1746 by thomas Witter, Dep. Sur. allotted to John Toomer, party hereto, 557 a. of land & marsh, being the W half now he sells to Rantowle. Witnesses: Andrew Rutledge, Thomas Nethercoat. Before Alexander Stewart, J. P. William Hopton, Register. Witnesses to deed of partition: Gertrude Rantowle, Alexander Rantowle, Frederick Merckley.
(proves Joshua Toomer is the son of Henry Toomer)
South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1719-1772 Vol 1 Abstracted by Clara A. Langley pg 275
Book M-M, p. 76 26&27 June 1752
David Toomer, planter, of Stono, Colleton Co., son of Henry Toomer, to Joseph Stanyarne, planter, of John Island, for 1400 pounds currency, 400 a. in Colleton Co., bounding at time of original grant, E. on Mc Calet Toomer; N on a cypress swamp at head of Stono River; W on John Williamson, Esq.; S on vacant land, as by plat certified by Thomas Broughton, Sur. Gen. Whereas Gov. Robert Gibbes & the Lords Proprs. on 13 Jan. 1710 granted Henry Roomer, father of David, 400 a. in Colleton Co., which by will dated 17 Dec. 1737 he devised to his son David; now he sells to Stanyarne. Witnesses: Robert Williams, Jr., Dougal Campbell. Before Jacob Motte, J. P. William Hopton, Register.