Kirkland
Family 3
Page Updated
22 Sep 2004
1902
Photo Courtesy of Susan Phillips
Center front:
Aaron W. Kirklin (b. 15 Nov 1850 Barbour Co., AL, d. 25
Jul 1931, Bossier Par., LA, son of Snowden Kirkland, grandson
of Aaron Kirkland, great-grandson of Richard Kirkland, Jr.).
Front right, wife Mary Jane Hanks Kirklin. Front left: Their
son Jasper Kirklin. Rear, L to R: Daughter Minnie Kirkland (Sears),
Son Everett Kirkland, Daughter Sarah Jane Kirklin (Oglesby).
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6. William KIRKLAND was listed on the will of RICHARD TAYLOR as the son-in-law heir to his estate at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was born on 23 Nov 1702 at All Hallow's Par., Anne Arundel Co., MD. He married Elisabeth HOLIDAY on 19 Dec 1723 at All Hallow's Par., Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was listed on the administration of William Averit. Appraisers: John Jacob, Edward Gaither. Creditors: John Welsh, Peter Hume. Next of kin: Richard Shearbut, WILLIAM KIRKLAND. Execr: Benoni Holliday. Filed 29 Jun 1729 on 30 Apr 1729 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was listed on the administration of William Holliday, payments made to WILLIAM KIRKLAND and others on 30 Jun 1730 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was mentioned in the administration of the estate of Samuel Peele included receipts from WILLIAM KIRKLAND on 13 Aug 1735 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was listed among debts paid to estate of Capt. John Welsh: from WILLIAM KIRKLAND, RICHARD SNOWDEN for EDWARD BROWNING, MARY SNOWDEN, RICHARD SNOWDEN for JOHN TAYLOR on 11 Aug 1736 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He paid a debt to estate of Capt. John Welsh on 11 Aug 1736 at MD. He was mentioned on administrative account of Humphrey Meredith, received from . . . William KIRKLAND . . . Daniel Dulany, Esq. on account of Samuel CHEW, Jr on 25 Sep 1740 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was mentioned on the administration of Capt. Edward Gaither, payments were made to a list including WILLIAM KIRKLAND on 3 Mar 1742 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He was mentioned on administrative accounts of ROBERT GREEN, received from: Mr. William Hunt (merchant in London). Payments to: Mahittebell Bateman, William Butler, WILLIAM KIRKLAND, John Willmott, ANN GREEN, Mr. RICHARD SNOWDEN, Mr. John Darnell, Daniel Dulany, Esq. paid to Samuel Smith, Daniel Dulany, Esq. Representatives: are of age (unnamed). Admin: Henry Bateman, Jr on 9 Jan 1743 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He witnessed will of William Matherly, Anne Arundel Co. To William Matherly, son of my espousal wife Mary Donaldson, 25 lbs. and personalty when is of age. To son Thomas, wearing apparel, personalty. To son John to continue with his mother-in-law, my present wife, personalty at 21. To wife to have 1/3 of estate, sole extrx. Wit: WM. KIRKLAND, RICHARD TAYLOR, Daniel Pierce on 28 Nov 1743 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He witnessed the will of John Salton, Anne Arundel Co. Grandson Benjamin Williams, son of Joseph, all my estate. Exr: Benjamin Williams. Wit: WM. KIRKLAND, Hezekiah Linthicum, Gillson Gray. Recorded 15 Jul 1758 on 2 Jul 1758 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He died before 6 Oct 1766 at Anne Arundel Co., MD. He left a will on 6 Oct 1766 at Anne Arundel Co., MD (estate of Mr. WILLIAM KIRKLAND appraised by Benjamin Williams, William Ijams. Creditors were Nicholas MacCubin, James Dick. Next of kin: WILLIAM KIRKLAND, CATHARINE GREEN. Admx: Leah Thrift. Recorded 8 Feb 1767).
South Carolina, Fairfield
District: This indenture made and concluded, signed and sealed
by & between Nancy Reynolds of the District and State aforesaid
on the one part and Reuben Harrison of the same District and
State on the other part. Witnesseth, that whereas the said Nancy
Reynolds and Reuben Harrison are about to be joined & united
in the Holy State of Matrimony & become man & wife, &
whereas by the law of the land the said Nancy Reynolds would
after marriage & by virtue thereof acquire the right of Dower
in & to the Property both real & personal from the said
Reuben Harrison, & the same would after his death vest in
her, unless and provided a contract, bargain covenant, or marriage
contract be made, concluded & executed by the said Nancy
Reynolds with him the said Reuben Harrison, his heirs and assigns
wherein & whereby for & in consideration of the property
& valuable consideration therein mentioned & secured,
or intended to be secured to her the said Nancy Reynolds, her
heirs & assigns forever, by the said Reuben Harrison, the
said Nancy Reynolds will and does relinquish and forever renounce,
acquit & release for herself & for her heirs all her
right of Dower to, & in all the property both real &
personal of him the said Reuben Harrison, to him & his heirs
forever; for that purpose & to the intent that she the said
Nancy Reynolds may renounce & relinquish & divest herself
her & her heirs of all right, title claim & interest
to, or in Dower, or to or in right of Dower, to or in all the
property both real & personal of him the said Reuben Harrison;
Now know ye that the said Nancy Reynolds for and in consideration
of the property and valuable consideration following, that is
to say, of two hundred acres of land lying & being on Sawneys
Creek in Fairfield District & being part of a tract (of)
land known by the name of the Barrot tract, & for & in
consideration of a Negro fellow named Pleasant about twenty years
old, & of a Negro woman named Mary about twenty one years
old, one young able work mule, one young saddle horse, two likely
cows & calves, six head of sheep, two sows & pigs, as
well as for & in consideration of the property to be mentioned
& set forth in another part of this Indenture, or instrument
of writing, does by these presents relinquish, renounce, release
& give up forever all her right, title, claim & interest
of to & in Dower or right of Dower which would otherwise
& without this contract, bargain, covenant or marriage contract,
after marriage accrue or arise or attach to her in all the property
both real & personal of him the said Reuben Harrison; and
the said Nancy Reynolds for, & in consideration of all the
property above mentioned, & hereafter to be mentioned doth
hereby relinquish, renounce give up & release all right,
title claim & interest to & in Dower, or the right of
Dower, to & in all the property both real & personal
of him the said Reuben Harrison which after marriage might accrue
or attach to her the said Nancy, were it not for this contract,
bargain, covenant & mariage contract; and the said Reuben
Harrison for & in consideration of Marriage with the said
Nancy Reynolds, & for & in consideration of her relinquishment
& renunciation of Dower to & in all his property both
real & personal doth by these presents, give, grant, bargain
sell & convey to her the said Nancy Reynolds her heirs &
assigns forever, two hundred acres of land lying and being on
Sawneys Creek, & being part of a tract commonly called the
Barrot tract, which two hundred acres of land is to be taken
from any part of said land in a body, that she or her heirs may
choose, and also a Negro fellow named Pleasant about twenty one
years of age, one Negro woman named Mary about twenty one years
old, & one young able mule, one young saddle horse, two likely
cows & calves, six head of sheep, two sows & pigs, &
also a good feather bed bedsted & bed furniture and all the
household & kitchen furniture in his possession at his death,
& whatever silver plate, & farming utensils, & poultry
of every description in his possession at his death, and the
said Reuben Harrison further promises & agrees that in case
he dies before the said Nancy, that then the said Nancy Reynolds
shall have one years provision of corn, pork, & fodder for
herself Negroes & stock. In witness whereof the said Nancy
Reynolds, & Reuben Harrison have hereunto set their names
& affixed their seals this 1st day of November1834. In the
presence of Jas. E. Graham, Jno. Smart & Griffith Graham.
Nancy Reynolds her X mark (Seal)
Reuben Harrison (Seal)
State of South Carolina, Fairfield District
Personally came before me Jno. Smart who made oath that he saw
the within deed duly executed between Reuben Harrison & Nancy
Reynolds, & that James E. Graham, Griffith Graham & himself
subscribed their names as witnesses to the same, in the presence
of each other and the said parties. Sworn before me Jany 8th,
1835.
Jno. Smart (Seal), J. (?) Elliott (Seal) . Recorded Jany 8th
1835).
South Carolina, Fairfield
District: This indenture made and concluded, signed and sealed
by & between Nancy Reynolds of the District and State aforesaid
on the one part and Reuben Harrison of the same District and
State on the other part. Witnesseth, that whereas the said Nancy
Reynolds and Reuben Harrison are about to be joined & united
in the Holy State of Matrimony & become man & wife, &
whereas by the law of the land the said Nancy Reynolds would
after marriage & by virtue thereof acquire the right of Dower
in & to the Property both real & personal from the said
Reuben Harrison, & the same would after his death vest in
her, unless and provided a contract, bargain covenant, or marriage
contract be made, concluded & executed by the said Nancy
Reynolds with him the said Reuben Harrison, his heirs and assigns
wherein & whereby for & in consideration of the property
& valuable consideration therein mentioned & secured,
or intended to be secured to her the said Nancy Reynolds, her
heirs & assigns forever, by the said Reuben Harrison, the
said Nancy Reynolds will and does relinquish and forever renounce,
acquit & release for herself & for her heirs all her
right of Dower to, & in all the property both real &
personal of him the said Reuben Harrison, to him & his heirs
forever; for that purpose & to the intent that she the said
Nancy Reynolds may renounce & relinquish & divest herself
her & her heirs of all right, title claim & interest
to, or in Dower, or to or in right of Dower, to or in all the
property both real & personal of him the said Reuben Harrison;
Now know ye that the said Nancy Reynolds for and in consideration
of the property and valuable consideration following, that is
to say, of two hundred acres of land lying & being on Sawneys
Creek in Fairfield District & being part of a tract (of)
land known by the name of the Barrot tract, & for & in
consideration of a Negro fellow named Pleasant about twenty years
old, & of a Negro woman named Mary about twenty one years
old, one young able work mule, one young saddle horse, two likely
cows & calves, six head of sheep, two sows & pigs, as
well as for & in consideration of the property to be mentioned
& set forth in another part of this Indenture, or instrument
of writing, does by these presents relinquish, renounce, release
& give up forever all her right, title, claim & interest
of to & in Dower or right of Dower which would otherwise
& without this contract, bargain, covenant or marriage contract,
after marriage accrue or arise or attach to her in all the property
both real & personal of him the said Reuben Harrison; and
the said Nancy Reynolds for, & in consideration of all the
property above mentioned, & hereafter to be mentioned doth
hereby relinquish, renounce give up & release all right,
title claim & interest to & in Dower, or the right of
Dower, to & in all the property both real & personal
of him the said Reuben Harrison which after marriage might accrue
or attach to her the said Nancy, were it not for this contract,
bargain, covenant & mariage contract; and the said Reuben
Harrison for & in consideration of Marriage with the said
Nancy Reynolds, & for & in consideration of her relinquishment
& renunciation of Dower to & in all his property both
real & personal doth by these presents, give, grant, bargain
sell & convey to her the said Nancy Reynolds her heirs &
assigns forever, two hundred acres of land lying and being on
Sawneys Creek, & being part of a tract commonly called the
Barrot tract, which two hundred acres of land is to be taken
from any part of said land in a body, that she or her heirs may
choose, and also a Negro fellow named Pleasant about twenty one
years of age, one Negro woman named Mary about twenty one years
old, & one young able mule, one young saddle horse, two likely
cows & calves, six head of sheep, two sows & pigs, &
also a good feather bed bedsted & bed furniture and all the
household & kitchen furniture in his possession at his death,
& whatever silver plate, & farming utensils, & poultry
of every description in his possession at his death, and the
said Reuben Harrison further promises & agrees that in case
he dies before the said Nancy, that then the said Nancy Reynolds
shall have one years provision of corn, pork, & fodder for
herself Negroes & stock. In witness whereof the said Nancy
Reynolds, & Reuben Harrison have hereunto set their names
& affixed their seals this 1st day of November1834. In the
presence of Jas. E. Graham, Jno. Smart & Griffith Graham.
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(b) Caleb KIRKLAND married Sarah Elizabeth
____ KIRKLAND. He was born circa 1761? He and Benjamine Moses
KIRKLAND BENJAMIN KIRKLAND, SR. of Orangeburg Dist. sells to CALEB
KIRKLAND of Edgefield Dist., SC 150 acres for $100. Being part
of two surveys. First Survey Grant 5 Aug 1783 containing 150 acres
situated in Orangeburg Dist. and 96 Dist. on Branches of Edisto
River, bounded by Monks, Wootans, BENJAMIN KIRKLANDS, Fasters
and vacant at time of survey. Present bargained for 150 acres
begins on 1st survey on N. side of the Edisto at the mouth of
a certain branch running thru survey joining land sold BENJAMIN
KIRKLAND, JR.
Wit: ISAAC KIRKLAND, BENJAMIN KIRKLAND, JR.
ISAAC KIRKLAND swore before Thoms. Swearingen, JP 15 May 1802,
Recorded 26 Oct 1803
on 26 Oct 1803 at Orangeburg Dist., SC. He was appraiser for Estate
of James Roberson. Recorded 3 Feb 1823 on 28 Aug 1820 at Edgefield
Co., SC. He immigrated circa 1830 to Henry Co., AL (from SC with
brothers Benjamin and Moses in 1830s). (CALEB's Family Bible:
http://www.next1000.com/family/EC/kirkland.caleb.html
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