Marty and Karla Grant

!NOTES:I have no solid proof that either James Pack nor Simeon Pack (c1800) are sons of this Simeon Pack. However, it fits rather well and there seems no other place to put them;


!REVOLUTIONARY WAR:24 Mar 1776 South Carolina
Simon Pack, 5 South Carolina Regiment;


!NAMED-LAND ENTRY:21 Dec 1778 Burke Co., NC # 1247 to William Boid
100a Middle Little River, joining Henry Reed's south and west line,
also Albert Corpeny, 200a including Simon Packs improvements since settled by Harris Hanley ont he Lower Creek;


!NAMED-LAND ENTRY:23 Dec 1779 Burke Co., NC # 1764 to John Carter
150a head of Mulberry or Michael Willsons fork of the Mulberry joinng lines with Willson agreeable to conditional line between Willson and Simon Parke (sic) up fork for compliment.
* Note: The transcriber said this: "(Note: It is extremely difficult to distinguish between Parke and Packe)."


!NAMED-LAND ENTRY: 5 Dec 1784 Burke Co., NC # 204 to Adam Derriberry
100a on branch of the Mill fork of Mill Creek including Simon Paeks (?) improvement.;


!CENSUS:1790 Spartanburg Dist., SC p. 20
Simon Pack age 16+ (bef 1774)
1-3-4-0-0;


!CENSUS:1800 Laurens Dist, SC pg 201 Simon Pack age 45+ (bef 1755)
"21001-21010-0-0";


!CENSUS:1810 Pendleton Dist, SC pg 252 Simeon Pack age 45+ (bef 1765)
"10001-20001-0-0";


!CENSUS:1820 Pendleton Dist, SC pg 205 Simeon Pack age 45+ (bef 1775)
"000001-10001-0-0";


!CENSUS:1830;

!NOTES:I don't have any solid proof that Austin is a son of Simeon Pack, but i'm placing him in this familiy for now based only on tha the fits age-wise and that some of James Pack's children used the name Austin, which would make sense if he's their uncle;


!CENSUS:1800;
!CENSUS:1810;


!WAR OF 1812:Burke Co., NC Troops
Austin Pack, 7th Regiment, 3rd Company, 1814;


!CENSUS:1820 x

!CENSUS:1830 x

!CENSUS:1840 x

!CENSUS:1850 x