William David BARNETT

6 FEB 1824 - 17 JAN 1882

Father: Nathaniel C. BARNETT
Mother: Mary Margaret "Polly" HUDSON

Family 1 : Lydia Green HUGHES
  1.  Mary Frances BARNETT
  2.  William Hewes BARNETT
  3. +Adaline Valeria BARNETT
  4.  Charles Caldwell BARNETT 
                                 _____________________
                                |                     
 _Nathaniel C. BARNETT _________|
| (1793 - 1855)                 |
|                               |_____________________
|                                                     
|
|--William David BARNETT 
|  (1824 - 1882)
|                                _David HUDSON _______
|                               | (1762 - 1839) m 1788
|_Mary Margaret "Polly" HUDSON _|
  (1796 - 1831)                 |
                                |_Mary Cobbs BOOKER __+
                                  (1768 - 1831) m 1788

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Henry Thompson COBB (Sr)

[187]

5 OCT 1859 - 13 JAN 1921

Father: John "Jack" COBB
Mother: Anna LONG

Family 1 : Sarah SMITH
Family 2 : Nancy J. RILEY
Family 3 : Georgia Ada LEWIS
  1.  Henry Lewis COBB
  2.  Ada May COBB
  3.  Ruth COBB
  4.  Forrest Wreason COBB
  5. +John Edward COBB
  6.  Anna Christina COBB
  7.  Grace Justine COBB
  8.  Henry Thompson COBB
  9.  Gus Edward COBB
  10.  Florence Virginia COBB 
                       _Robert Lee COBB ________+
                      | (1791 - 1838) m 1813    
 _John "Jack" COBB ___|
| (1816 - 1881) m 1841|
|                     |_Eleanor Ellen PHILLIPS _
|                       (1797 - 1870) m 1813    
|
|--Henry Thompson COBB 
|  (1859 - 1921)
|                      _________________________
|                     |                         
|_Anna LONG __________|
  (1820 - 1860) m 1841|
                      |_________________________

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James W. COBB

[6814]

22 AUG 1849 - 3 JUL 1915

Father: John R. COBB
Mother: Lurany PHIPPS

Family 1 : Mary Elizabeth CORNN
  1. +William COBB
  2. +Matthew E. COBB
  3. +Sarah Ann COBB
  4. +Silas P. COBB
  5.  John R. COBB
  6.  Martha E. COBB
  7. +Frank COBB
  8. +Stephen COBB
  9.  Elijah COBB
  10.  Ellen COBB
  11. +Huey COBB
  12.  Mary Ida COBB 
                       _Samuel Ambrose COBB _+
                      | (1790 - 1870) m 1817 
 _John R. COBB _______|
| (1822 - 1878) m 1842|
|                     |_Keziah BARBER _______
|                       (1798 - 1880) m 1817 
|
|--James W. COBB 
|  (1849 - 1915)
|                      ______________________
|                     |                      
|_Lurany PHIPPS ______|
  (1824 - ....) m 1842|
                      |______________________

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[6814]
from findagrave records for Matthew.
38341641
38341716

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John S. COBB

[4000]

25 DEC 1943 - 15 FEB 2010

Father: William Samuel COBB
Mother: Mary Lois SMITH

Family 1 : Georgia M. LNU 
                        _Homer R. COBB ______+
                       | (1892 - 1963) m 1942
 _William Samuel COBB _|
| (1926 - 2005)        |
|                      |_Kathryn Jane PERRY _
|                        (1901 - 1979) m 1942
|
|--John S. COBB 
|  (1943 - 2010)
|                       _____________________
|                      |                     
|_Mary Lois SMITH _____|
                       |
                       |_____________________

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Linda COBB

[9860]

____ - ____

Father: James Plummer COBB
Mother: Bertha L. BAUCUM

Family 1 : fnu Penny BEER 
                       _Ernest Bunyon COBB ______+
                      | (1893 - 1979) m 1911     
 _James Plummer COBB _|
| (1919 - 1954)       |
|                     |_Zetta Lou "Minnie" LOYD _
|                       (1895 - 1986) m 1911     
|
|--Linda COBB 
|  
|                      __________________________
|                     |                          
|_Bertha L. BAUCUM ___|
  (1922 - 2006)       |
                      |__________________________

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Margarett COBB

1862 - ____

Father: William Lee COBB
Mother: Catherine HAHS 

                       _Philip B. COBB ________+
                      | (1802 - 1876) m 1820   
 _William Lee COBB ___|
| (1824 - 1866) m 1853|
|                     |_Eliza or Louisa PENNY _
|                       (1805 - 1875) m 1820   
|
|--Margarett COBB 
|  (1862 - ....)
|                      ________________________
|                     |                        
|_Catherine HAHS _____|
  (1831 - ....) m 1853|
                      |________________________

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Thomas COBB (Sr)

[6498]

BEF 1784 - 1819

Father: James COBBS
Mother: Martha "Patsy" MARTIN

Family 1 : Elizabeth SAVAGE
  1. +Samuel Savage COBB
  2.  James COBB
  3.  Elizabeth COBB 
                          _James COBBS _________+
                         | (1735 - 1798) m 1760 
 _James COBBS ___________|
| (1760 - 1801) m 1784   |
|                        |_Barbara BIBB ________
|                          (1740 - 1803) m 1760 
|
|--Thomas COBB 
|  (1784 - 1819)
|                         _Charles MARTIN ______
|                        | (1741 - 1808) m 1765 
|_Martha "Patsy" MARTIN _|
  (1762 - 1786) m 1784   |
                         |_Martha "Patsy" MOON _+
                           (1749 - 1802) m 1765

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[6498]
Edgefield District, SC Probate File
Box 30, Pkg. 1089
Thomas Cobb, Deceased
James Cobb, Admr
Filed April 25th 1820
[FHL film 162253]
transcribed by Sharon Morehart
22 Feb 2012

On 18 Nov 1819, James Cobb applied for Letters of Administration on the estate of his brother Thomas Cobb:

"State of South Carolina
Edgefield District
By John Simkins Esquire, Ordinary of Edgefield district.
Whereas James Cobb has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Thomas Cobb late of the district aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be holden at Edgefield Court House on the Thirteenth day of December next, to shew cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this Eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and Nineteen and in the forty fourth Year of American Independence.
21st Nov. 1819 [signed] Jn Simkins
O.E.D."




On 18 Nov 1819, Larkin Griffin, Willis Mason, Archey Mayson and John Ross were appointed by John Simkins, the Ordinary of Edgefield District, to view and appraise the estate of Thomas Cobb:

"Certificate of Appraisal
State of South Carolina,
Edgefield District.
By John Simkins Ordinary of Edgefield District.
These are to authorize and empower you, or any three or four of you, whose names are here under written, to repair to all such parts and places within this state, as you shall be directed unto by James Cobb administrator of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Thomas Cobb deceased, wheresoever any of the said goods and chattels are or do remain within the said parts and places, and which shall be shewn unto you by the said James Cobb and there view and appraise all and every the said goods and chattels, being first duly sworn on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God, to make a true and perfect Inventory and appraisement thereof, and to cause the same to be returned under your hands, or any three or four of you, unto the said James Cobb on or before the thirteenth day of February next.
Witness John Simkins Esq. Ordinary of the said District, the eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Nineteen and in the forty fourth year of American Independence.
[signed in left margin] Jn Simkins O.E.D.
To Messrs. Larkin Griffin, Willis Mayson, Archey Mayson and John Ross
Memorandum--That on the fourteenth day of December in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and nineteen personally appeared before me Thomas Anderson one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in the District of Edgefield. John Ross, Archey Mayson and Willis Mayson being three of the appraisers appointed to appraise the goods and chattels of Thomas Cobb late of Edgefd District deceased, who being duly sworn, made oath that they would make a just and true appraisement of all and singular, the goods and chattels of the said Thomas Cobb deceased, as shall be produced by James Cobb, Administrator of the estate of the said deceased, and that they would return the same, certified under their hands, unto the said James Cobb on or before the [left blank] day of [left blank] next.
Sworn the day and year above
written, before me,
[signed] Thos Anderson J.Q."




On 6 Dec 1819:
"South Carolina,
Edgefield District.
By John Simkins, Esq. Ordinary
To Moses Taggert Esquire Ordinary of Abbeville District. I reposing especial trust and confidence in your integrity and circumspection, have and by these presents do give unto you the said Moses Taggert full power and authority to administer the usual administration oath unto James Cobb administrator of all and singular the goods rights and credits of Thomas Cobb deceased, on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God, before you be taken, and also to cause to be executed by the said James Cobb with two sufficient securities, the usual bond given by Administrators which so executed with your doings in the premises to return with all convenient speed into the Ordinary's office of this district.
Given under my hand and seal this Eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Nineteen and in the Forty Fourth year of American Independence.
[signed] Jn. Simkins
O.E.D.
You James Cobb do swear that Thomas Cobb deceased made no will in so far as you know and believe, and that you will produce to shew and inform the appraises that shall be appointed by the ordinary, all and singular the goods, and chattels of the said Thomas Cobb deceased, as already have or shall, before the day of making the appraisement, come into your hands possession or knowledge, and that you will well and truly administer all and singular the goods, chattels, rights and credits of the said deceased, and pay his debts as far as his estate will extend, and that you will make a true and perfect inventory of all the rights and credits of the said deceased, whether the same be in ready money, judgement bonds or other specialties or notes of hand together with a list of schedule of the bonds of accounts of the said deceased, and exhibit or cause to be exhibited, the said inventory or schedule together with the appraisement of the said deceased, goods and chattels, certified under the hands of three or more of the appraiser aforesaid into the Ordinary's Office of this district within the time prescribed by Law,
So help you God.
Sworn before me this sixth day of
December Anno Domini 1819 [signed] James Cobb
[signed]Moses Taggart Senr
O.A.D."

On a separate page:
[page torn] District
Ordinaries Office
I do hereby certify that James Cobb came before me on the day & year within written and took & subscribed the within specified Oath as Administrator of the personal estate of Thomas Cobb deceased.
[signed] Moses Taggart O.A.D.





Bond amt. and Bondsmen established on 6 Dec 1819.
On 6 Dec 1819 in Abbeville District, James Cobb, John Power, George W. Martin and Jacob Martin were "holden and firmly bound unto John Simkins Esquire, Ordinary for the District of Edgefield in the full and just Sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars lawful Money of this state" for James Cobb as Administrator of Thomas Cobb's estate. The document was signed by James Cobb, John Power, G.W. Martin and Jacob Martin and witnessed by Wm. Lomax. John Power owned land adjacent to James Cobb, Jr (d. 1801); George W. Martin and Jacob Martin were sons of Charles Martin and Patsy Moon.

"State of South Carolina,
Abbeville District
Know all men by these Presents, That we James Cobb, John Power, George W. Martin and Jacob Martin are holden and firmly bound unto John Simkins Esquire, Ordinary for the District of Edgefield in the full and just Sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars lawful Money of this state, to be paid to the said John Simkins or his successors, Ordinaries of this District, or their certain attorney or assigns. To which payment well and truly be made, we bind ourselves, and every of us, our and every of our Heirs, Executors and Administrators, for the whole, and in the whole, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our Seals, and dated the Sixth day of December In the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and Nineteen and in the forty fourth year of American Independence.
The Condition of the above Obligation is such, That if the above bound James Cobb Administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of Thomas Cobb deceased, do make a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, which have or shall come to the hands, possession or knowledge of the said James Cobb or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him and the same so made, do exhibit into the said Court of Ordinary, when he shall be thereunto required, and such goods, chattels and credits do well and truly administer according to law, and do make a just and true account of his acting, and doings therein when required by the said Court, and all the rest of the said goods, chattels and credits which shall be found remaining upon the account of the said administration, the same being first allowed by the said Court, shall deliver and pay unto such persons respectively as are entitled to the same by law, and if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased, and the same be proved in Court, and the Executors obtain a certificate of the probate thereof, and the said James Cobb do in such case, if required, render and deliver up the said Letters of Administration, then this Obligation to be Void, or else to remain in full force.
Sealed and Deliverd,
in the Presence of
[signed] Wm Lomax
[signed] James Cobb {seal}
John Power {seal}
G. W. Martin {seal}
Jacob Martin {seal}"







On 14 Dec 1819, Archy Mayson, Willis Mayson and John Ross appeared in the Edgefield before Thos. Anderson and swore that they had made an inventory and appraisement of the estate of Thomas Cobb.
"A True Inventory of all the Goods & chattels of Thomas Cobb Deceased as shown to us by James Cobb Admr made by us whose names are hereunto Subscribed this 14 Decer 1819
1 Negro fellow named Cirus.....$566.00
1 Do Boy " Bob......533.00
1 Do fellow Chester & his wife Cumbo.....50.00
1 Do Boy Zack......500.00
1 Do Woman Lucy......350.00
1 Do Do Milly......550.00
1 Do Girl Susan.......250.00
1 Do Old Negro fellow Mingto[?]......------
1 Black Mare......80.00
1 Do Do.......20.00
1 Sorrel Horse......30.00
1 Do Do......75.00
1 Do Do.......60.00
1 Bay Do......15.00
1 Cream Colt.....20.00
21 Head Cattle.....150.00
1 Lott Hogs.....135.00
1 Waggon __ind Geer & Cloth.....75.00
1 Chair & Harness.....50.00
1 Lott Bottles 4 Bills[Bells?] & 1 Canister.....3.00
1 Do old Irons.....1.00
1 Do Weeding & Grubing Hoes.....10.00
1 Do Plows.....10.00
1 Do Plantation Tools.....5.00
Swingle Trees & Clevises.....2.00
1 Lott [Hoes?].....6.00
2 Cradles & Blades.....4.00
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Amt Brought Over [nothing written here]
18 Bushels Wheat @ 70cts.....12.00
4 Leather cholan 3 pr Traces & 1 Lock chain.....6.00
1 Lott Leather.....20.00
1 Saddle Bridle & Blanket......15.00
1 Secretary & Side Board.....30.00
1 Lott Chairs.....8.00
3 Tables.....6.00
3 Looking Glasses.....4.00
1 Lott Crockery Glassware 2 Waiters & Knives & forks.....12.00
1 Do Boots & Raisors.....4.00
3 Jars & 1 Jug.....1.50
2 Shot Guns.....15.00
2 Trunks & 1 Humbrella[sic].....7.00
5 Beds Bedsteads & Furniture.....125.00
1 Lott Kitchen Furniture.....12.00
4 Wheels & 3 pr Cards.....3.00
1 Grindstone.....1.00
1 Loom & Tackling.....10.00
1 Little Wheel & Hackle......3.00
Supposed 800 Bushels Corn @ 31 1/4.....250.00
8 Stacks Fodder @4.00.....32.00
1 Lott Oats.....30.00
Supposd[sic] 18000 lb Seed Cotton @ 3 cts.....540.00
1 pr Steelyards.....1.50
19 Head Geese. @ .50.....9.50
[no total given]
Appraised by us as above written
[signed] Ay Mayson
Willis Mayson
John Ross"





Letter from James Cobb to John Simkins Esqr, Edgefield Ct House
Campbells Mills 18th Decer 1819
John Simkins Esqr
Dear Sir, I send you by Mr Simmons, the citatation[sic] executed as you directed also the appraisement of my Brothers property and my Bond. I find my Brothers Estate is oweing to the Bank of the State Four Hundred and Fifty five Dollars exclusive of Interest and I must petition you for leave to sell as much property for cash as will command that amount. I have been looking for a letter from Messrs Glasscock & Jeter, giving me Instructions how to act with the property willed by Mr Savage to his Daughter and her Heirs. As yet I have not had the pleasure of receiving a line from either of them. turn over
[other side of paper]
I have had the property appraised that I conceived to be my Brothers. I have been instructed that it is out of the question for me as administrator to do any thing with the property willed by Mr Savage as a foresaid, and that I must apply to the next Court of Equity and have a Guardian appointed who will be the only person legally authorised to take charge of Said property as it did not belong to my Brothers Estate. I deemed it unnecessary to have it appraised, Indeed the appraisers would not act on it. I wish to have the Sale of my Brothers Estate on Wednesday the 12th January next, if there Should be a Sale orderd[sic] in that neighbourhood on that day, you will please name Wednesday the 19th of that month. I will thanks[sic] you to deliver the order of Sale to Mr Simmons--do mention to Messr Glasscock & Jeter I am very anxious to receive a letter from both of them, and I think it a little strange they have not complyed[sic]with their promise. I am very respectfully your Hbl Sr.
[signed] James Cobb




Regarding some of the names mentioned in the lists below--
George W. Martin was a son of Charles Martin and Patsy Moon.
James OHarrow was the husband of Cynthia Cobb, daughter of James Cobb, Jr. and his second wife Jane Snead.
William English was the second husband of Susannah Martin, daughter of Charles Martin and Patsy Moon.
"Account of Sales of the Estate of Thomas Cobb Deceased
1820
Jan 13th Charles Barker To 3 Plows $2.25
" William Little to 3 ? and 3 Axes 2.50
" " " " 4 Do 2.06 1/4
" Joseph Griffin To 1Frow & 2 Wedges 1.12 1/2
" James Mounts[?] To 1 lot of plows 2.62 1/2
" George W Martin To 1 lot of Do 5.75
" James Cobb To one lot of Bottles --.25
" James Goulden to 1 lot of Harness & traces 1.62 1/2
" Thomas Cobb to 1 lot of Jars --.50
" James OHarrow to 1 lot of horse collars 2.00
" George William to lot of tools 1.00
" John Rainey to 1 Cross Saw --.50
" Jenny Towns to 1 lot of Weeding Hoes 1.00
" Milton Brooks to 1 Do Do Do 1.62 1/2
" James Goulden to 1 Do Do Do --.75
" William Little to Sundries 2.00 1/4
" James Cobb to Chair and Harness 60.00 [a riding chair was a two wheeled carriage]
" Milton Brooks to 1 Horse 76.00
" Nathan Baker to 1 Black Mare 39.50
" John Sales to 1 Bay Horse 27.00
" James Cobb to 1 Sorrel Horse 105.00
" George W Martin to 1 Black Mare 100.00
" Do Do Do to 1 Colt 21.00
" William Ross One Sorrel Horse 50.00
" James Coleman to 1 Cow and Calf 17.25
" Do Do to 1 Do Do 18.25
" James Cobb to 1 Black Cow and Calf 26.00
" James Coleman To 1 Cow & yearling 10.25
" Do Do to 1 Cow 10.25
" Do Do to 1 Cow & Calf 15.00
" Willis Mason to 1 Cow & Calf & Small Bull 31.75
" James Coleman To 1 Cow and yearling 18.25
" Willis Mayson To 1 Cow and yearling 18.50__
Amount Carried over $671.62 1/2

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Amount Brought Forward $671.62 1/2
1820
[?]tley Rodgers to One [?]ded Cow 10.12 1/2
John McBride To 19 Bales Cotton weights
322, 321, 306, 296, 291, 287, 306, 300, 302, 290
at 14 cts pr lb. 3 Bales @ 15 cts Do 432.43 3/4
William Johnson To 1 Hoop[?] --.02 1/2
James Golden to 1 Dairy ash gum[?] & table --.75
Benjamin Bradway to One Table 2.06 1/4
Sutley Rodgers to One Heifer 13.25
William English to 2 yearling Calfs 6.50
John Ross to 2 1/2 Bushels Barley 1.50
William Ross to 1 Barrel --.62 1/2
Do Do to Do & peas 1.50
John Ross to 1 Barrel --.50
Benjamin Bunton to 1 trough --.56 1/4
George Burns to 1 Churn --.50
Do Do to 4 Ducks --,87 1/2
John Taylor to One Waggon 95.50
James Cobb to 2 pr Harness & traces 2.50
William English to 1 Stack of Oats 11.00
H. B. Lightfoot to 1 Do Do 6.00
Do Do Do to 1 Do Do 6.75
Do Do Do to 3 Shocks 3.50
Nathan Lipscom to Negro boy, Bob, 705.00
John Ross to One Negro Man, Cirus, 727.00
William Ross to One Negro Girl, Susan, 360.00
William Carter to 1 Negro Woman & Child 902.00
James Mounts to 4 first Choice Hogs 56.00
William English to 4 Second Do Do 37.00
Bennet Henderson to 16 Pigs 40.50
Sutley Rodgers to 4 Sows and nine Pigs 22.25
Jessee Pain to 8 Shoats 21.00
Jessee Rainey to 1 Spade & two Hides 3.00
R.Coleman to 3 Spinning Wheels & 3 pr Cards 3.25
Willis Mason to 15 pains of Window Glass 1.31 1/4
Amount Carried Over $4147.00

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1820 Amount Brought forward $4147.00
Drury Hodges to one Reel --.75
John Ross to 1 keg of nails 1.00
James Galden to 1 pr of warping Bars --.12 1/2
George Burns 1 Pot and hooks & 1 Oven & lid 3.25
George Williams to 2 Ovens & 1 lid 1.93 3/4
George Burris to 1 Scythe and Cradle 2.81 1/4
George Griffes to 1 Do Do 4.50
James Cobb to 1 umbrella 5.00
Saml Beard 1 Trunk 3.75
George Burns to 1 Trunk 2.06 1/4
James Cobb to 1 Can and 5 Bottles 2.00
Richard Coleman to 1 Picture 1.06 1/4
George Griffes to 1 pr Steelyards 1.31 1/4
William Carter 1 Cannister --.75
Benjamin Bunton to 1 pr tongs and pin dogs[?] 3.00
James Galden to 1 Bed Stead 2.06 1/4
Do Do to 1 Candle box stick & snuffer --.31 1/4
George Griffes to 1 Chest 4.00
Thomas Cobb 1 brass Candle stick & tongs 2.00
William Little 1 Loom 7.75
William Ross 1 lot of Chairs 5.50
George Williams 1 wheel & hackle 2.18 3/4
Willis Mason 2 Hays 2.56 1/4
James Galden 1 Hay 1.00
Benjamin Bunton 2 Hays --.68 3/4
Drury Hodges 3 Hays --.56 1/4
Thomas Smith 1 Gun 15.25
To Children to 1 Do 1.75
James Cobb to 1 Saddle 18.00
Henry T. Power 1 bed & bed stead & furniture 54.00
Jame Cobb 1 Do Do Do 44.00
James Mounts 1 Do Do Do 61.00
Jessee Rainey 1 Desk 1.75
James Cobb 1 Sett of Raisors & Sword 4.00
James Galden 1 Desk & Book Case 40.00
Amount Carried Over $4490.18 3/4

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1820 Amount Brought forward $4490.18 3/4
William Ross 1 Table 11.00
Henry T. Power 1 Side board 40.00
James Cobb 1 pr of looking glasses 7.00
James Galden 1 Looking Do 1.62 1/2
Saml Beard 1 lot of knives and forks 1.50
Thomas Cobb 1 Dozen Plates 1.00
John Ross 1 lot of Crockery Ware 4.12 1/2
James Galden 1 Do Do 2.00
James Cobb1 lot of Glass --.50
Johnathan Johnson 1 Caster 1.25
Thomas Smith 2 waiters 3.25
Nathan Baker 1 Set of Chairs 13.00
Martin Carter 1 lot of wheat 9.25
Drury Hodges 19 Gees 9.50
James Cobb 1 Grid Iron 1.00
Henry B. Lightfoot 1 lot of pails 1.50
Archy Mason 2 sides of leather 7.25
James Cobb 5 Sides of Do 14.00
Benjamin Bunton 3 Sides of damaged Do 2.62 1/2
James Cobb 1 Tea Kettle & 1 pr Waffle Irons 2.87
Archy Mason 1 Grind Stone 1.00
Martin Carter 1 Bible & Geography 3.00
George Burns 1 lot of Books 1.31 1/4
Benjamin Buntin 1 lot of Potatoe[sic] seed 4.25
James Cobb 1 Set of Silver tea spoons 4.00
Willis Mason 1 bed Stead 1.00
Martin Carter 1 lot of Barrels 1.06 1/4
Benjamin Buntin 1 wash pan --.37 1/2
John M. White 100 bushels of Corn 41.00
C. C. Mason 100 Bushels of Do 40.00
John Marsh 50 Bushels Do 19,50
John McBride 50 Bushels Do 19.50
James Galden 200 Bushels Do at 44 cts 88.00
John McBride 626 lb of fodder @ 53 cts pr ? 3.33
John Marsh 826 lb of fodder @ 53 Do 4.37
George Burns 1200 lb of Do Do 55 Do 6.60
$4861.23

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1820 Amount Brought forward $4861.23
" James Galden 3 Stacks of fodder for $10.00
" James Cobb One lot of Bottles --.25

1821 James Cobb 2 Negroes Chester & Cumbo 151.00
Jany 15th Jessey Rainey 1 Cow and Calf 17.00
$5039.48



[On left side of page:]
Dr The Estate of Thos Cobb decd in Accts Current with James Cobb Admr
Pd V. To Amt William Little Note $6.?5
Pd V. " Hubbard & Hatter Acct 9.94 1/2
Ps V. " William Little Acct 6.00
Pd V. " Joshua Key Acct 4.90
Pd V. " Richard Coleman Note 33.57
Pd V. " John T. Coleman Acct 1.57
Pd V. " John Simkins Ordinary Acct 3.00
Pd V. " Joseph H. Dogan Acct 11.50
1822
25th Oct Pd V. William Moore Note 215.66 3/4
292.20 1/4
To Commissioner of the Court 2 1/2 pr. int. 7.30 1/2
$299.50 3/4
[signed] James Cobb Admr
[on right side of page:]
Cr
Due the estate in N. I. [?] $1901.28 1/4
Paid Out 299.50 3/4
Due the Estate $1601.77 1/2

This Acct current examined & sworn to 18th July 1823 & find vouchers on every Item marked with the letter V near the left hand margin.
[signed] Jn Simkins
O.E.D."



"Estate of Thomas Cobb Decd
Acct. with
James Cobb Admr

This acct current
Recd in the Ordinarys
office on the othe[sic] of
James Cobb Admr 12th
Apr 1821
Jno Simkins

The Estate of Thomas Cobb Decd in acct with James Cobb Administrator
1820
February 1 V To Cash paid his note in the bank $439.87 1/2
" 2 V " Cash paid Jonathan Johnston for Coffin 19.25
" 3 V " Cash paid John A Gates & Whitefield B___?
as per recpt dated 7th February 1820 55.00
" " V Expenses to Edgefield on the above business 5.00
24th 4 V To Cash paid John W Prince for Schooling 4.93 3/4
5 V Paid William Little as pr Recpt 14th Jany 15.00
6 V Paid Ordinary of Edgefield for Letters of Admr 6.00
7 V Paid Willis Mason 24th April 27.37 1/2
1821 8 V Paid William Little as per Recpt of 16 Jany 36.00
9 V Paid William Lesly 15th February 229.50
10 V Paid James Cobb 15th January 230.62 1/2
11 V Paid Thomas Herron 28th February 218.81 1/4
12 V Paid Archy Mayson 15th January 228.87 1/2
13 V Paid Thomas Smith 18th January 160.31 1/4
14 V Paid Thomas Lipscomb 15th January 110.81 1/4
15 V Paid William Nibbs Esqr 17th Do 114.56 1/4
16 V Paid James OHarrow 1st June 1820 108.68 3/4
17 V Paid Jessy Rainey 16th January 53.50
18 V Paid Joseph H. Dogan 17 January 34.20
19 V Paid L. Griffin 16th January 11.87 1/2
20 V Paid Wiley Mathews 17th Do 10.81 1/4
21 V Paid Logan & Brown 15th Do 62.56 1/4
22 V Paid Benjamin Buntin 16th Do 23.62 1/2
23 V Paid Tolbert & Collier 17th Do 65.37 1/2
24 V Paid James Span 16th Do 50.70
25 V Paid Joseph H. Dogan 17th Do 29.57
26 V Paid Daniel Gates 17th Do 33.62 1/2
27 V Paid John Marsh 17th Do 39.50
28 V Paid Hamilton &[or an initial?] Pain 17th Do 33.62 1/2
29 V Paid Willis Bostick 17th Do 64.25
30 V Paid William Ross 17th Do 37.75
31 V Paid William Pinchback 17th Do 21.43 3/4
32 V Paid David Smith 16th Do 25.62 1/2
Amount Carried Over $2608.65 3/4
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1821 Amount Brought forward $2608.65 3/4
34 V Paid John McBride 17th January 144.82
35 V Paid William Gresham 16th Do 13.25
36 V Paid Garland Chiles 17th Do 11.32
37 V Paid Thomas Botts 17th Do 10.75
38 V Paid Larkin Griffin 16th Do 3.57
39 V Paid Martha Mounts 14th January 1820 3.31 1/4
40 V Paid James Galdin 16th January 40.00
41 V Paid A. & M. Mays 15th Do 1.18 3/4
42 V Paid Jacob Earnest 16th Do 2.50
43 V Paid William Carter 16th Do 2.12 1/2
44 V Paid negro Midwife 14th February 1820 2.50___
$2843.99 1/4
45 V Paid Campbell & Cobb acct 15th Jany 1821 91.00
45 V Paid T. P. Martin acct 6 Apl 1821 3.75___
$2938.74 1/4
To Commission on Refd & paid out at 2/12 p.cent 199.45 1/2
$3138.19 3/4
[signed] James Cobb admr
[Note: Campbell & Cobb was the mercantile business owned by James Cobb and his father-in-law John Campbell.]
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By amt of Sales Sold Jany 12th 1820
by the Admr James Coff 4871.48
Ditto Sold Jany 15th 1821 168.00
$5039.48
Paid Out -3138.19 3/4
Due the Estate $1901.28 1/4

This acct Current examined & Sworn to by the Oth[sic] of James Cobb Admr & find Vouchers for every Item marked with the letter V in the left hand margin 12th Aril 1821
[signed] Jno Simkins
O.E.D."



"A Settlement of the Estate of Thomas Cobb made in the Ordinary's office of Edgefield District by me as Judge of the Court of Ordinary upon a Citation to James Cobb the Administrator of the said Estate, at the instance of Samuel Cobb one of the distributees of the said Thomas Cobb deceased.

The Estate in account current with James Cobb Administrator
[left-hand column]
Cr. $ cts
By debts and expences paid out as
appears by Return No (1) 12 april 1821 3138 19 3/4
Int. on this amount from 12 april
1821 till 13 July 1829 1819 19

By debts and Expences paid out and
appears by Return No (2) 18 July 1823 299 50
Int. on this amount from 18 July 1823
until 13 July 1829 125 88___
$5375 76 3/4

[right-hand column]
Dt $ cts
To the amount of the first sale bill
12 Jany 1820 4571 48
Int. on this sum from the 12 Jany 1820
until this time 13 July 1829-9 1/2 years 3239 50

To the amount of the second sale bill 148 00
Int. on this sum from 15 Jany 1822 till
13 July 1829- 7 1/2 years 88 20
$8367.18
5375 76 3/4
2991 41 1/4
Edgefied District
Court of Ordinary
Upon an account and settlement before in the Court of Ordinary the Administrator having been regularly cited before me at the instance of Samuel Cobb one of the distributees of the said Thomas Cobb. I find in the hand of the administrator the said James Cobb the sum of Two thousand nine hundred ninety one dollars forty one and a fourth cents."




[The handwriting in the following document is very difficult to read.]
"In the matter of Jas. Cobb's administration of Tho. Cobb's Estate-
Petition of Geo. W. Martin, one of the Securities to the administration Bond

The State of South Carolina
Edgefield District
To John Simkins Esquire, Ordinary of Edgefield District
The humble Petition of George W. Martin one of the securities in the Bond ___ by James Cobb for his administration of Tho. Cobbs estate.
Sheweth that it has lately come to the knowledge of your petitioner, that in July __ at last a decree was in your Honorable Court rendered against the said James Cobb for a large balance appearing to remain unadministered in his hands:
that your petitioner has understood that the said James Cobb was on default in his appearance because of his having been ___ to affirm on a day different from the day when the account was taken--
and that in fact _____ the said James Cobb by payment satisfaction to ___ guardian of the two distributees of the Estate aforesaid had been wholy discharged from same which has been ordered against him.
Your petitioner ________ prays that the ___ aforsaid may be opined[?] & that after ____ to all the parties _________ __________ may be had to ascertain the liability of the said James Cobb & ____ securities to his administration Bond.
[signed] D Wardlaw
for Petitioner
7 Nov 1829"

Also written on the back of the petition is this statement by John Simkins, Ordinary of Edgefield District:
"In the Court of Ordinary
Edgefield District"
On hearing this petition I granted a citation to the Administrator returnable on some day ____ the last Spring Court of Common Pleas for this District, & Recd citation not being returned executed, I granted another citation to James Cobb & to Roger William, a security upon his guardianship bond returnable the 18 October 1830 & the matter being continued by a ___________ to this 20 October 1830, after argument I refused to entertain the motion to opening decree dated 5 Oct 1829 on the ground that appeal to the Common Pleas was the proper remedy to the party complaining, & that more than 20 days had elapsed from the date of my Decree.
[signed] Jn Simkins
O.E.D."

Re: Early Immigrants- ThreeCobb Brothers
Posted by: S. Parker Date: November 02, 2000 at 20:45:06
In Reply to: Re: Early Immigrants- ThreeCobb Brothers by Bobbie Dusek of 4053


Bobbie, I am most interested in your Samuel S. Cobb b.1806. Is his name Samuel Savage Cobb? I descend from Samuel Savage and Frances (Foote) Moore, Yarbrough, Savage by their daughter Frances, who married Thomas Herron and moved from Edgefield Dist. SC to Abbeville Dist. SC. They also had a daughter, Elizabeth who married first-Cullen Lark d.1805 and then she married Thomas Cobb.Seems like this could be their son. Have you probate on your Samuel S. who died ca.1815 in Abbeville? Where did Samuel b.1806 live between Edgefield or Abbeville and Texas? I have seen in Abbeville records where Edmund Cobb married Elizabeth Cheatham and James Cobb married Charlotte Campbell.Let me hear from you concerning your Samuel S. Sarah

Edgefield District, SC Equity File No. 130
Saml & James Cobb vs Sally Lark
Bill for Partition
Filed 1 May 1820
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"South Carolina
Edgefield District
In Equity
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Equity of the said State. Complaining your orators Samuel Cobb and James Cobb the younger by their Guardian James Cobb the elder. Sheweth That Thomas Cobb deceased the father of your Orators in his lifetime towit on the [left blank] day of [left blank]in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and [left blank] intermarried with Elizabeth Lark widow of Cullin Lark deceased [illegible-page torn at fold] coverture with the said Cullin Lard deceased one child Sarah A Lark who is now an infant under the age of twenty one years and during her coverture with the said Thomas Cobb had issue your orators Samuel and James Cobb. Your orators further Sheweth unto this Honorable Court that the said Thomas Cobb acquired by his intermarriage with the said Elizabeth Lark a considerable personal and real Estate Towit the following negros [left blank] and an undivided moiety of a tract of Land containing [left blank] acres situate on the waters of [left blank] in the District and State aforesaid containing Bounded [illegible-page torn at fold] tract of Land under the will of Samuel Savage Senior deceased is subject to a division between your orators and the said Sally Lark . Your orators further Shew that the said Thomas Cobb in his lifetime became entitled by purchase to the other undivided moiety of said Tract of Land of which ____ seized and possessed in his own right and in fee simple which under the Statute of the State ruling the distribution of intestates Estates is subject to a division between your orators alone the said Thomas having died intestate. Your orators therefore pray this Honorable Court to grant them writ of partition directed to certain persons therein named to admeasure [illegible--faded on fold] Sarah _ Lark and also divide and partition the said negros according to the respective claims of the parties therein interested. And your orators further pray this Honorable Court to grant them a writ of Subpona[sic] to be directed to the said Sally Lark requiring her on a day certain to be and appear before this Honorable Court to shew cause if any she can why the prayer of your orators should not be granted as contained in this Bill as well thereafter to abide and comply with the further order of this Court relative to the objects of the said Bill.
[signed] Jeter
Clt[?] Solr."



"The State of South Carolina
To Sally Lark--------
Greeting:
The certain causes offered before the Judges of the Court of Equity of the said State in the Court of Equity, for Edgefield District in a certain bill there exhibited against you by Samuel Cobb and James Cobb the Younger you are commanded, and strictly enjoined, that laying aside all business, and not withstanding any excuses, you personally appear before the said Judges, in the said Court of Equity at Edgefield Court house on the twenty fifth day of May next, then and there to answer to those things which are objected against you in the said Bill and further to do and receive what shall be by the said Court considered in this behalf. And this you may in no wise omit under the penalty of One Hundred Pounds Sterling. Given under the Seal of the said Court.

Witness the Honorable Whitefield Brooks Commissioner of the Said Court, at Edgefield Court House the first Monday of February in the year of our Lord One thousand eight Hundred and twenty and in the forty fourth year of the Sovereignty and Independence of the United States of America.
[signed] Jeter, Solicitor
[Whit Brooks signed in left hand margin]

[on reverse side]
Edgefield District
In Equity
Samuel & James Cobb vs. Sally Lark
Original Subpoena ad [supra dendum ?]
Jeter
Solicitor

Original

Sheriffs fees serving 1 Copy $1.50
18 [28?] miles .96

I Certify that I caused the service of a copy of the within Personally this 12th May 1820. [signed] J. S. Carwile S.N.D.
Services proven May 15. 1820
[signed] Y. J. Harrington CCP.N.D."






"James Cobb &
Saml. Cobb
vs
Sarah Lark Bill for partition
On motion of J. S. Jeter ordered that the commissioner in Equity be appointed Guardian at Litum for Sarah Lark in this case.

[on the same page:]

James & Saml.
Cobb vs
Sarah Lark Bill for partition
On motion of John S. Jeter complainants Sol'r ordered that it be refered[sic] to the commissioner to ascertain whether it would be most to the interest of the parties to sell or divide the property in question"




"Samuel Cobb
et al In Equity
vs
Sarah Lark
In the case I beg leave to report that I have examined James M. Butler, James OHarra, William Bostick & William English on the matters refered[sic] to me, who testify that the property sought to be sold is of such a discription[sic] as renders it impracticable to divide it to advantage & that a sale of the same would better promote the interest of the children who are interrested[sic] in it. I therfore respectfully recommend that the prayer of the Complainant be granted & this property sold on such terms as the Court shall order & direct.
Respectfully submitted
by Whit Brooks
8 June 1820 Ct. E.E.D."





"Samuel & James
Cobb vs
Sarah Lark Bill for partition
On motion of J. S. Jeter complainants Solr ordered that the property in case be sold at the late residence of Thos Cobb decd on the fifteenth of January next upon the following terms (to wit) the negroes mentioned in said Bill to be sold upon twelve months credit, the land to be sold upon one & two years credit [line struck through these words: the purchase money of the land to be sold] in two [line struck through these words: equal annual installments,] the first cost of ___ to be paid in cash. And that the commissioner pay over the money when collected according to the respective claims of the parties interested."






"Memorandum of a Sale of Thos Cobbs estate 15 January 1821 on the premises
Purchasers names
Glascoom to E. Bacon for $530
Jane & two youngest children to & Kitty W Mayson for $1062
Charles to Jas OHarra for $ 576
Hampton to Wm Ross for $400
[Kitty is crossed out here] $
Lucy Archy Mason $325
Zachariah Archy Mason $640
Rose & 2 children & Sawney Wm English $1237
[Sawney is crossed out here]
Lucy to Major Geo Butler $303

Land to Major Jas Butler $4150.00"
[Math sums are scattered across the bottom of the page.]



"Saml & James Cobb
vs
Sarah Lark James Cobb the Elder having been appointed Guardian by this Honorable Court of Samuel Cobb and James Cobb, the children of his deceased brother Thomas Cobb, and the real & personal Estate of the Thos Cobb having been sold under an order of this court by the commissioner in Equity on motion of J. S. Jeter ordered that the commissioner be authorized to pay over to the said James Cobb the elder the distributive shares of the said Samuel & James Cobb."

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1823 - ____

Family 1 : Mary A. BROWN
  1. +William T. FITZPATRICK
  2. +John A\R. FITZPATRICK
  3.  George Edward FITZPATRICK
  4.  Mary W. FITZPATRICK
  5.  Jane B. FITZPATRICK
  6. +Virgil FITZPATRICK
  7.  Slaughter G\S. FITZPATRICK
  8.  Belle FITZPATRICK
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Adella JOHNSTON

1857 - ____

Father: Samuel J. JOHNSTON
Mother: Mary M. COBB

Family 1 : James T. LUNSFORD
  1.  William S. LUNSFORD 
                       _____________________
                      |                     
 _Samuel J. JOHNSTON _|
|                     |
|                     |_____________________
|                                           
|
|--Adella JOHNSTON 
|  (1857 - ....)
|                      _Robert L. COBBS ____+
|                     | (1799 - 1859) m 1830
|_Mary M. COBB _______|
  (1828 - 1866)       |
                      |_Anne C. BRADLEY ____
                        (1807 - 1879) m 1830

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13 JUN 1858 - 18 JUN 1941

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[10543]

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Father: Gordon Earl TAYLOR
Mother: Bonnie Annette PORTER 

                          _Albert Gordon TAYLOR _
                         | (1904 - 1964) m 1934  
 _Gordon Earl TAYLOR ____|
|                        |
|                        |_Eula May BEAVER ______+
|                          (1917 - 2010) m 1934  
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|--Gordon Scott TAYLOR 
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