Person:Nathaniel Broughton (1)

Name	Capt. Nathaniel Broughton
Gender	Male
Birth`^?`	1690	Berkeley, Province of Carolina
Marriage	Abt 1717	Province of South Carolinato Henrietta Charlotte Chastaigner
Will`^?`	6 Oct 1754	Berkeley, Province of South Carolina
Death`^?`	Bef 10 Jan 1755	Berkeley, Province of South Carolina
Burial^[2]		Saint James Chapel of Ease Cemetery, Strawberry, Berkeley, South Carolina, United States
Probate`^?`	10 Jan 1755	Berkeley, Province of South Carolina

Notes

1715 - captain in the militia during the Yemassee War
Abt 1717 - marries Henrietta ; they live on Seaton Plantation, one of his father's rice plantations
1734 - appointed Justice of Peace for Berkeley District
1737 - appointed Justice of Peace for Berkeley District

1737 - his father dies, he inherits Mulberry Plantation after the decease of his mother, 3 slaves of his choosing (one man, one woman, one boy), one third of final remaining estate ; his children also receive an inheritance

1754 - his writes his will
- to son Nathaniel - Mulberry Plantation
- to son Alexander -
- to dau Charlotte Izard, widow -

References

Will Transcript of Nathaniel Broughton, in South Carolina, United States. South Carolina Probate Records, Bound Volumes 1671-1977
Charleston > Wills, 1752-1763, Vol. 007 > image 303 of 613; citing Department of Archives and History, Columbia.
↑ 136348887 , in Find A Grave
includes photos, last accessed Sep 2022.

[states Burial location from the Olden Time of Carolina Page 192.]
Broughton, and D. E. Huger Smith. “Broughton Letters.”, in South Carolina historical and genealogical magazine. (Charleston, South Carolina: South Carolina Historical Society, 1900-1952)
15:4(1914):171-196.