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- !DEED:21 Jun 1807 Marion Co., SC Deed Book C page 381
Joseph Perritt of Marion Dist., Planter to my children:
Elizabeth Perritt, Jesse Perritt, Sarah Perritt, William Perritt & Joseph Perritt, ... furniture, negroes, etc.
... to my wife Sarah ...
John Ford gdn for afsd children.
S: Joseph Perritt.
W: Washn. Cade, George Ford.;
!NOTE:Not named in 1841 Probate records of father, so probably dead by then.;
!CENSUS:1850 x
!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 183-185
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Of the three brothers of old David Perritt, Joseph never married; he has been dead many years. Jesse married Mary Dew, daughter of old Christopher Dew ; they had no children ; she died, and he married a second wife, the widow of Elias Townsend; she had been the widow of Alfred Kirven, and was originally Elizabeth Tart, daughter of old Enos Tart, a notable man in his day, and of whom something may be said hereinafter ; by her he had no child or children ; both have been dead for some years. John Perritt, the youngest brother of old David Perritt, died in 1840 or 1841, a young single man, from the bite of a rattlesnake ; he was with a surveying party about the Marlborough line, and in toward the Great Pee Dee River, when the snake bit him; there was no house near them and no doctor near; he was carried two miles to the nearest house and a doctor was finally procured, but too late; he died that same night; a young man of fine character and good habits, and was spoken well of by all who knew him. ;
!NOTES:Above, Sellers mistakenly refers to the children of Joseph Perritt (Sr) as brothers to David Perritt. They would have been David's nephews instead, assuming he and Joseph (Sr) were brothers, as seems to be the case (but isn't proven).;
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Bef 1807 - Bef 1841 (< 34 years)