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Jean _____
b.Bet 1710 and 1720
Facts and Events
Will Abstract
- MISKELLY, JEAN a widow of York District, 31 Jul 1802
- Young relation: Jack Clark for his schooling.
- Daughter: Jean Garvin
- Sons: William Miskelly and James Miskelly
- Executors: Col. Andrew Love, David Gordan
- Witnesses: William Robertson, John Hill
- Presented 18 Jul 1803
Partial Will Abstract & Estate Records
- 31 July 1802: Will of Jean Miskelly, widow woman, in York District and State ofSouth Carolina, "to my daughter, Jean Garvin, part of my wearing apparel consisting of3gowns, 2 petticoats, one quilted, the other flower flannel, all my head cap, one set ofneat china ware, one fine bed sheet, one coarser do and one pillow, one bed, ruff; one tea pot and cream jug which the said daughter may dispose of as she pleases after my deceased with a woman's cloak and fine shift;"
- Jean Miskelly, deceased, the bequeathment in full as specified in the last will &testament of the deceased to her daughter now Jean Garvin rec'd by us.
- Signed: Thomas Garvin, Jean (X) Garvin. [York County, SC, Case 60, Packet2763]
- 18 July 1803: Have rec'd of CoL Andrew Love &David Gordon executors to the chattel, property of Jean Miskelly deceased, the bequestment in full as specified in the last will and testament of said deceased to her son.
- Signed: James Miskelly. [York County, SC, Case 60, Packet 2763]
- Notes: Jean Miskelly Garvin must have died between 18 July 1803 &21 Dec 1804.1 believe she died before the deed below as there is no dower release. This transfer of property from Thomas Garvin, Sr. to Thomas Garvin, Jr. was probably after Jean/Jane's death and before his marriage to Margaret.
- OldPendletonSCGen.org
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