ABSTRACTS OF EARLY RECORDS OF LAURENS COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA 1785-1820
Compiled by Sara M. Nash
 

Deed Book H
page 97. 6/6/1805 - 6/8/1805. Sarah Featherston to my Grandson Richard Land son & heir of Sumpter & Obedience Land of Kentucky, & also to my son Wm.Featherston & my daughter Lucy Featherston, one negro man Brister and one cow & calf, all to Thomas Land as trustee or guardian to sell & make equal division amongst the three aforesaid. Also a featherbed & furniture to dau Lucy when she becomes 18. Wit: E.S. Roland, John Land. B.H. Saxon, J.Q.


page 97. 6/6/1805 - 6/8/1805. Sarah Featherston to Thomas Land for $745, Bill of Sale for above negro man, at present loaned to John McCrary Esq sheriff of Chester Dist. Same Wit & Probate.


page 181. 2/11/1806 - 12/27/1806. Thos. Land to Sarah Featherston assignment of Bill of Sale. Wit: E.S. Roland. W. Burnside, J.P.
(JFH: Sarah Featherston was a daughter of Richard and Lucy (__?) Featherston - Branch #8)


Deed Book J
Page 10. 5/20/1805 - 4/26/1808. Lewis. Graves to Larkin Gaines of Abbeville Dist. for $750, 187 a. in three tr.orig'.gr., to Mary Harwin, Robt. Hinton, sd L.G. on Saluda R. Wit: Richd. Gaines, Edmond Gaines, Lewis Featherston. Josiah Blackwell, J.P.
(JFH: Lewis Featherston was a son of Richard and Susanna (Davenport) Featherston) - Branch #5)


CLARK COUNTY (WASHINGTON) PIONEERS - A Centennial Salute


pub. by dark County Genealogical Society, Vancouver, WA 1989
William David Wampler
Born in Indiana in 1838, William David Wampler came to Washington Territory before 1872 and settled in the Diamond Hill area near La Center, Washington. He was a farmer and had lived in Iowa, where his daughter
Athalinda was born in 1858 prior to immigrating to dark County. His first wife was Kate Cook who was killed in an accident involving a horse before the family came west. He later married Emma Groves, the daughter of John B. and Catherine Groves. Emma was born in 1848 in Illinois, her father was born ca. 1815 in Indiana and her mother was born ca. 1820 in Pennsylvania. It is unclear which children were by each marriage or if all of the children are listed. During the Civil War William served as a Private in Company "A" of the 146th Indiana Infantry. He was interred in the Post Military Cemetery in Vancouver on April 5, 1926.
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