Person:Eleazer Mobley (1)

Eleazer Mobley

b.Abt 1750

d.Aft 1789

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m. Bef 1749

Facts and Events

Name^[1]	Eleazer Mobley
Alt Name^[1]	Eliaser Mobley
Alt Name^[1]	Eleazer Moberly
Gender	Male
Birth^[2]	Abt 1750
Property^[2]	9 Jul 1771	Craven, South Carolina, United States
Property^[1]	Feb 1773	Camden (district), South Carolina, United Statesrece'd land on north side of Broad River
Property^[1]	7 Nov 1775	Fairfield (old county), South Carolina, United Statessold land to Ephraim Mabry
Military^[2]	1779	South Carolina, United Statesserved in South Carolina militia under Col. John Winn on expedition against Stono
Other^[1]	3 Feb 1779	Craven, South Carolina, United Statessold a slave to brother Samuel
Property^[1]	Abt 1787	Camden (district), South Carolina, United Stateswith wife Ann, sold land on a branch of Bever [sic] Creek
Property^[1]	5 Dec 1789	Fairfield, South Carolina, United Statesresident of Richmond County, Georgia, sold Fairfield property to Thomas Burns
Death^[2]	Aft 1789

Married Widow Ann Lyles.^[2]

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 ^1.6 ^1.7 Property Records, in Hill, George Anderson. Hill & Hill-Moberly connections of Fairfield County, South Carolina. (Ponca City, Oklahoma: Hill, c1961)
p. 205.

Fairfield Deed, 5 Dec 1789 -
Eleazer Mobley of Richmond Co., Georgia, to Thomas Burns of Fairfield Co., S.C., conveyed by Martin Haile to William Mobley 12 Feb 1764, and whereas Wm. died intestate and whereas Eleazer Mobley as his eldest son and heir hath sold sd. 100 acres therefore he makes deed to Burns for same. Wit: Francis Coleman, Job Meador, Armenus Liles.
Fairfield records, Book C, p. 96, dated Nov. 7, 1775?
Eleazer Mobley, of Camden District, State of S. C., . . . to Ephraim Mabry . . land on north side of Broad River, partly against the upper end of the Great Island . . . said land granted by His Excellency, the Rt. Hon. Lord Charles Granville Montague . . . to the said Eleazer Mobley the 8th day of February 1773.
Fairfield Dee, Book B, pp. 72-73
Eleazer Mobley of the state of S. C., and Camden District, and Ann, his wife, to George Godspeed and Hannah Godspeed . . . Land on a branch of Bever Creek.
Witnesses: Thos. Cockrell, John Stone, et al
Fairfield Records. Book ), p. 442
Eleazer Mobley of Craven County to Samuel Mobley, a negro slave.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 ^2.4 Hill, George Anderson. Hill & Hill-Moberly connections of Fairfield County, South Carolina. (Ponca City, Oklahoma: Hill, c1961)
p. 205.