Genealogie Wylie » R1s Mary Carroll Ratchford [C sRs 6v5zDNA FqmcBethlPBu]R4 (± 1728-1815)

Persoonlijke gegevens R1s Mary Carroll Ratchford [C sRs 6v5zDNA FqmcBethlPBu]R4 

• Zij is geboren rond 1728 in northern Ireland*.Bron 1
• Zij is overleden op 3 augustus 1815 in York District, South Carolina ac.
• Zij is begraven in Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Clover, York County, South Carolina op.Bron 2
• Een kind van Joseph Carroll en Janet Swansey
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 31 juli 2023.

Gezin van R1s Mary Carroll Ratchford [C sRs 6v5zDNA FqmcBethlPBu]R4

Zij is getrouwd met William Ratchford.

Zij zijn getrouwd rond 1750 te Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Kind(eren):

1. Margaret Ratchford  1766-???? 
2. Moses Ratchford  1755-1821 
3. John Ratchford  ± 1756-1827 
4. Samuel Ratchford  ± 1757-1821
5. William Ratchford  ± 1758-1814
6. Joseph Ratchford  ± 1760-1832 
7. Elizabeth Ratchford  1765-1847 
8. Mary Ratchford  ± -1839 
9. Abigail Ratchford  1770-1865 
10. Ann Ratchford  1770-1832 
11. George Ratchford  ± 1774-1856 
12. Jean NMK Ratchford  ± 1774-???? 

Notities over R1s Mary Carroll Ratchford [C sRs 6v5zDNA FqmcBethlPBu]R4

*County Tyrone maybe was birth place per one source Chester County, PA is another possibility

WHAT WAS A "MEMORIALIST"?

Q. Land transactions in the pre-Revolutionary War period may make reference to memorials or to the title-holder as a memorialist. What was a memorial or a "memorialist"?

A. Characteristics of memorials:
1. A detailed description of the land giving the quantity, county, location, names of boundaries, adjoining landowners and the amount of quit rent due according to the grant.
2. "Chain of title" must be given, including the dates of mesne conveyances, other titles, deeds or wills pertaining to the property, the names of grantors, grantees, devisors and devisees, or any other person from whom the current claimant derived his title.
3.The transfer of property, unless it were at own lot, was to be recorded in a memorial at the Auditor General's office within 18months of the transfer. If the title was not registered there was a fee twice the amount of the quit rent. Exceptions to the penalty were minors who were allowed two years after coming of age and widows who were allowed two years to register. Persons who lived outside the province were allowed four years.
Further defined as: Someone who had a North Carolina land patent prior to the survey of the North Carolina-South Carolina border in 1772 who, following the survey, found his land to be in South Carolina would be required to make an application for a change of land title from North Carolina to South Carolina. (In this case, everyone who had land west of the Catawba river that was within eleven miles of the North Carolina-South Carolina boundary line of 1772. The land was called the "New Acquisition." Exception: any land in the Catawba Indian Land. The Catawbas had held title from South Carolina to a 144,000
acre tract since the Treaty of Augusta which was signed in August 1763.)
Where are these records'? In the South Carolina Archives, Columbia, S. C. in books
titled "Memorials."
One of' the memorials described above:
In "Memorials," Vol. II, p. 483: a Memorial by William Ratchford seeking title to 600 acres on the Catawba River, December 27, 1772. "A Memorial exhibited by William Rachford to be reg. in the Auditors Office of a plantation or tract of Land Containing 600 Acres situate as Supposed when run out to be in Mecklenburg County, N Carolina S of Catawba river above George Catheys land & Joyning George Davison's Survey begining at said Davison's running S 69 DE 38 Chas to a Stake thence N 21 D E 80 Chs. to a Red oak thence N 69 D W75 Chns. to a Stake thence S21D W70 Chs. to a Red oak thence to the first Station Originally Granted the 23d of Feb 1754 to Margaret Dickey Alias Davis and Conveyed to William Rachford by Lease and release bearing date the 15th & 16th of
Dec. 1763 Q R 4 proper 100 Acres but by a late resurvey of the boundary line between N & S Carolina the above tract of Land falls within the province of S Carolina in Craven County [FN 1] therefore the Mem. requires this Memorial may be entered in the Auditor Gens Office of this province. In Witness Whereof he hath hereunto Set his hand the 27th Oct 1772 Joseph Carroll." Written in the margin: "William Rachford 600 acres Q R 4/pro N Patent certified Aug R S 244"
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[FN 1] The county seat was then in Camden, SC. Craven County covered eight current SC counties.

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Worthy genealogist and Carroll cousin James H. Downing has gone onto his reward, but some
foresighted individual about 15 years ago saved the major pages of data, but intentionally elected
not to collect the individual links which as best I recall were photos of the family of person with the
name with the link. So it you want to see the below and more links in earlier WoWiWe earlier formed
site just do a click on the below link which is hoped to be a Technicolor click on my collecting link.

However this link into the web of interlinked pages as of 29th of March, 2005 gets much fine work:
WELL DONE JAMES DOWNING, who should be not forgotten by those of Carroll & Ratchford descent!

http://web.archive.org/web/20050329173337/http://members.aol.com/bgandy007/genealgy/tmcsar.html

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