Holladay Family Clarendon County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails Transcribed and contributed by Thomas "Butch" Holladay III Frances S. Bossard John S. Richardson to John A. Richardson South Carolina Clarendon County The above plot represents the portion of land known as the John A. Colelough McDonald land hill place drawn for Miss Julia A. Colelough containing 495 upward acres and 134 acres in Santee Swamp, situated on Santee Swamp from a division of said plantation Jan 10th, 1873. Survey Jan 12th, 1873 Jos. C. Burgess D.S. D. S. Bradham, to Richard A. Ridgill Deed Book N, p 64  By the request of Capt. D. J. Bradham, I have surveyed the above tract of land for Mr. Rich A. Ridgell, containing 134 acres situated on the south side of Black River, on the Georgetown Road and both such shapes & marks as the above plat represents. Surveyed Feby 12th, 1876 Jos. C. Burgess D.S.  Maggie N.  Holladay to James P. Holladay  The above plat represents three hundred eighty nine acres, be the same as little more or less, belonging to Mr. N. H. Holladay and surveyed for him at his request January 1904, part of it being done in 1903. Divided at the request of the late, W. H. Holladay, deceased, into six pieces or parcels, numbered from one to six inclusive. Divided October 1904. E. J. Browne, Surveyor Recorded January 9, 1905 Maggie N. Holladay Et Al to Andrew Mitchell Holladay 86 Acres of land from the late Neighbor H. Holladay.  Surveyed and divided Jan 7, 1905, and recorded Jan 11, 1905 by E. J. Brown, Surveyor 1941  Andrew Mitchell Holladay to Thomas Bailey Holladay  West 86 Acres of land from the late Andrew Mitchell Holladay.  1955  Milton R. Holladay inherited the East half of the original 86 Acres. Back to Holladay Family Index Back to Clarendon County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails Copyright © Genealogy Trails, All Rights Reserved with Full Rights Reserved for Original Contributor   This is a FREE website. If you were directed here through a link for which you paid $ for, you can access much more FREE data via our South Carolina index page at http://www.genealogytrails.com/scar/index.html Also make sure to visit our main Genealogy Trails History Group website at http://genealogytrails.com for much more nationwide historical/genealogical data and access to other state/county data