1843, 1850 and 1851

contributed to Chester County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails by Sharon S. Ashcraft

Land Plat showing location of land of

James Ashcraft

Son of John Ashcraft and Mary Brown
Chester County, South Carolina

July 29, 1803

South Carolina

I hereby Certify for John Culp a tract of Land Cont’g Eighty Six Acres Surv’d for him the 3^rd. March 1803 ~ Situate in Chester District on the East Side of the Waters of Fishing Creek and hath such Shape form & marks Buttings & Boundaries as the above plat Represents.

Given under my hand this 29^th July 1803 - Wm. Boyd

Dept Surv’r

John Bynum

Suv’r. General

Reference: SC State Plates S213192 Reel 20; Vol. 40 Pg. 97; Item #2, Frame 94 - SC Dept. of Archives and History.

Land Plat showing location of land of

Thomas Ashcraft

Son of John Ashcraft and Mary Brown
Chester County, South Carolina

March 12, 1819

South Carolina

I do certify for Suprey Chrisholm a Tract of Four hundred & Forty Six [acres] Surveyed for him the 12^th day of March 1819 Situated in Chester District on the South fork of Fishing Creek & it hath Such Shape Marks Buttings & Boundings as the above Plat represents

Thomas Reid D.S.

---d in S. G. Office 12^th May 1819 B. Lyon D.S.G

Reference: SC State Plates S213192 Reel 24; Vol. 46 Pg. 63; Item #2, Frame 69 - SC Dept. of Archives and History.

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