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William | Susan | Robert | Stephen | Mary | Tillman | Elizabeth | Mildred | Elias | Benjamin |
Daughter of Robert
White Sr.
Updated Sep 11, 2011
Children of Lewis & Mary
Click Children's Names
Absolom | John | Thomas | James | Tillman | Lewis B | T Val | Lewis A | Mary | William | Hiram | |||
Index of Family Records | Parents & Siblings of Lewis Rhodes | ||||||||||||
The
Family of:
Mary
(Polly) White |
Married:
5 Feb 1810 Union Co SC
Lewis Bobo Rhodes (Son of John & Mary [Bobo] Rhodes) Born: abt 1785 Union Co SC (10 Mar 1778 - Book Lost Acadia?) Died: 4 Feb 1836 (Grave Stone) - Will probated - Aug 1, 1836 Richmond Co GA Buried: Hephzibah Vance Cemetery Windsor Spring Rd Hephzibah GA Number of children 11 |
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Absolom | John | Thomas | James | Tillman | Lewis B | T Val | Lewis A | Mary | William | Hiram | |||
Grave Markers of Lewis & Mary Rhodes Hephzibah Vance Cemetery Provided by: Amy |
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Hephzibah Vance Cemetery Other Family & Relatives
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The
Family of:
Father of Lewis B Rhodes |
Married
1st: abt 15 Jun 1787 Union Dist SC Elizabeth Bobo (Daughter of Lewis & Sarah [Soloman] Bobo) Born: ca 1765 Union District SC Died: bef 1796 Union District SC Buried: Unknown SC Known Children: 3 |
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Married 2nd: 1796 96th District SC The Children of Lewis and Mary (Bobo) Rhodes |
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Children of John & Elizabeth | |||||
Lewis
Bobo Rhodes b. abt 1785? UC SC d. 1 Aug 1836 GA married: 5 Jul 1810 UC Mary Polly White |
Bixam
Bobo Rhodes b. ca 1790 Union Co SC d. 1831 Augusta GA married: 1816 Aury (Awry) Whitlow |
Sarah
(Sally) Rhodes b. 1793 UC SC d. Unkn married: Tilman White |
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Children of John & Mary | |||||
Permelia
Rhodes b. ca 1800 UC SC d. Unkn |
Susannah
Matilda b. ca 1802 UC SC d. Unkn married: 1820 Thomas Hatcher |
Mernema
Rhodes b. ca 1804 d. 1876 married: 1821 Thomas M Ligon |
Hiram
Rhodes b. ca 1805 d. unkn |
**Mary was a member of the Lower
Fairforest Baptist Church in Union SC, |
A Family Letter about the Rhodes Family Provided by: Letter Written by: A Family Letter from a Descendant of the Rhodes, addressed to Mary Ruth (Norman) Thomas reveals some interesting details of the Rhodes family of Union Co SC and Richmond Co GA. Biram Bobo Rhodes and Awry Whitlow Rhodes had just two children - William Francis Rhodes and Dicy Jane Bobo Rhodes- as you can see Biram Bobo Rhodes died in 1831 and Awry married #2, 9 Dec 1831, Massey M. Copeland. William Francis Rhodes (Uncle Billy) and Dicy Jane Rhodes came to Utah in March 1889. Had been baptized members of the Mormon Church at Rhodes Mill Pond in Augusta, Richmond Co., Georgia and taught to keep records by the Mormon missionaries. They brought many family records with them to Utah. I have a picture of Awry Whitlow Rhodes Copeland handed down to me by my Mother from her Father. I have been searching in Old 96 District- which Union, Abbeville and Laurens, Newberry, Edgefield and Spartanburg were a part of, for the parents of Awry Whitlow. I can't get positive proof enough that the Genealogical library will accept as proof as yet. I have recently learned that John Rhodes, father of Biram Bobo Rhodes had 6 sons sons from records of William Francis Rhodes- Mary (Polly) Bobo Rhodes speaks of only one son HIRAM in her will made 7 April 1815, Union County SC. I have just recently learned Mary's daughter Sarah (Sally) Rhodes who went back to Union County SC with her mother and married Tilman White a son of Robert White and Mildred Whitehead, after her mothers death. At her fathers, John Rhodes death Jan 1808, at Bedford, Richmond County GA. that Sarah or Sally was left under guardianship of Absolom Rhodes, John's brother. 1812. "John Rhodes, 9 May 1798 notified the public in Richmond County GA, not to deal with his wife Pollie and he was determined to dispose of his own property and pay no debts except those he contracted". John Rhodes parents were William Rhodes and Elizabeth Wofford Rhodes. 25 Dec 1789, John Rhodes came personally before justices and made oath that William Rhodes his father of Union County SC- I have a copy of the old "indenture signature of his father and mother. Also copy of his oath and sale of land by William to Jesse. Lewis Bobo Rhodes, a son of John Rhodes, came to Richmond County GA, after Mary (Polly) Bobo Rhodes death. Walter A. Clark, who wrote the book, "A Lost Arcadia" , had access to Lewis Rhodes Family Bible, in which gave his marriage date to Mary White a daughter of Robert White and Mildred Whitehead, as 5 Feb 1810, Union County SC. Mary Bobo Rhodes had 152 acres of land in Union County SC, on which she lived with Sally, Permelia, Matilda and Mernema- daughters and Hiram a younger son who was to live on the property. Mary's brother Kindred Bobo was the executor, of her Will. |
Lewis and Mary arrived in Richmond Co sometime between 1815-1830 | |
Richmond County GA |
Richmond County GA 1830 |
Richmond County GA 1874 |
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Richmond County State Historical Marker RICHMOND COUNTY Originally designated as the Parish of St. Paul by the Act creating it in 1758, the name was changed in 1777 to Richmond County in honor of the Duke of Richmond, who, as a member of Parliament, was a zealous supporter of the American cause, advocating independence of the Colonies. It originally included a large part of four other counties: Columbia, Jefferson, McDuffie and Warren. Included within its borders are the incorporated towns of Augusta, the county seat; Hephzibah, formerly Brothersville; Blythe; and McBean. Originally a trading community dealing in pelfry and tobacco, later its economy rested on numerous industries, principally textile, operated by power developed from its numerous creeks and the Augusta Canal constructed in 1845-1846, and agricultural products from rich arable farm lands. Numerous military engagements occurred here during the Revolutionary War, during which Augusta was twice captured by the British. During the War Between the States, the United States Arsenal surrendered to State forces without resistance, and a Confederate powder factory, said to the be the second largest then in existence, supplied the Confederate Army and Navy. United States Army encampments, McKenzie, Hancock and Gordon, maintained during the Spanish-American War, World War I and World War II, respectively. |
Census Records of" 1810/20/30/40/50/60/70 Includes son Thomas's census as Mary
lived 1810 Union Co SC Census page 242 1820 1820 Burke Co GA Census Page 8
(Anc.P.5) 5 males-under 10 1830 Richmond Co GA Census Page 281 NOTE: The 1830 census has the whole family at
home, 1840 Richmond Co GA Census Dist 121 Page 298 1850 Richmond
Co GA Census Page 458 William W. Walker 25 yrs old GA Clerk 1860 Richmond Co GA Census Page 764 - ancestry image Page 60 1870 Richmond Co GA Census Page 66a 2nd Ward City of Augusta |
Will of Lewis B.
Rhodes "Augusta,
Richmond County, Can obtain from: Georgia Department
of Archives of History Extract of Will reads as follows: From Records of Richmond Co GA by Davidson "Rhodes,
Lewis B.--Page 166-- To Wife Mary all estate for life, or COPY OF ORIGINAL
WILL of Lewis B. Rhodes: Source: |
Georgia Land
Lottery, 1827 Georgia began in 1805 to offer land to its citizens through lotteries. These lotteries often serve as useful substitutes for the lost federal census returns for the early 1800s in the state. The 1827 lottery dispensed lots in Carroll, Coweta, Lee, Muscogee, and Troup counties. Search this database for thousands of Georgians who were "fortunate drawers" in this unique land dispersal. Source
Information: Database: Georgia Land
Lottery, 1827 |
Headwright & Bounty
Grants for GA 1756-1909 Source: "Lucas - Index to Headwright and Bounty Grants of GA 1756-1909" Grantee:
Location Grant Book Page
Acres Year of Grant |
John
Rhodes - Deceased "Jan 6, 1812 --- Absolom Rhodes app. guardian of Sarah Rhodes at her request --- Kindred Bobo, app. guardian of Bixam Bobo Rhodes at his request. Kindred Bobo, app. by court guardian of Hiram Bobo Rhodes, Pamela Rhodes, Susannah Matilda, & Minnina Murphy Rhodes, all orphan children of John Rhodes, dec'd." ====================================== Kindred Bobo is the brother of Mary Bobo Rhodes. Appears Mary moved back up to Union County SC, on her land with several of her daughters and a son, after John's death. Note the Name spellings, below vary from the above minutes: Mary's last will and testiment was dated 7
Apr 1815 UC SC, probated Nov 22 1815, in UC SC, she mentions one son Hiram Rhodes. |
Lewis Rhodes's Father and Uncles
These are all, the sons of William Joseph Rhodes (1724-1788) |
Records of William
Joseph Rhodes (1724-1788) Below is a possible migration route of Wm Rhodes: I have only been able to verify him in Union Co, but of Course this whole area up to 1796'ish, was Old 96th District, which included, Union, Spartanburg and Edgefield SC Counties, so anybodies guess is a good as this one, Wm died in 1788, being his Grant was in the area of the Eonree and Tiger Rivers, could place him in the Spartanburg and / or Union Co SC. The Deed abstracts below indicate it was in the Union Co area. What's conflicting is the LEASE AND RELEASE transaction is dated Dec 1789, Wm. died 1788? I believe we need to view a copy of the original Grant, to verify the dates, abstracts have many errors. "Moved to Orange Co NC, then Spartanburg SC, Union Co, to Edgefield County SC, finally to Richmond Co GA? or did he remain in Edgefield? South Carolina once encompassed parts of Richmond Co GA."
William RHOADS (Rhodes), originally had a LAND GRANT between the Tyger and Enoree Rivers that was mentioned in a transaction below: Below was extracted from Deeds of Union Co, by Brent Holcomb: NOTE: Part of Craven Co SC, later became Union Co SC SC Dept of Archives
& History Records on file for William Rhodes Revolutionary War
Records: William
Rhodes Edgefield Co Probate
Court
ED16
10 $4.00 Wm.
Rhodes
SC Will Transcripts (WPA)
ST 542
1 $0.40 "As of 2002, Fee's
were $4 for Handling (Mail), $15 Reserach Fee, Mailing address: SC Dept
of Archives & History NOTES: |
SC Archive Com
Index entries for William Rhodes & Others DAR Record attaching to our William Rhodes: DAR SUBMITTED MAY 3, 1973 Email Address for
ordering copies of DAR Records: Mrs. Roads 1 Dec 1800 Page 17750 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Anderson, George, Plat for 5 acres, including shale Islands and Fish-Traps, on STEVENS CREEK, Edgefield District, SC. William Roads 18 May 1785 Page 17750 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Listed on Plats of Coody, Lewis Walnut Crk Ninety Six District 18 May 1785. John Rhodes 12 Nov 1785 Page 17547 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Talbird, John, Thomas Talbird, and JOHN RHODES, Exors. of Henry Talbird, Plat of 1 Town lot no. 174 in Beaufort, Beaufort District, Surveyed by Bizoe Henzey. James Rhodes 28 Nov 1817 Page 17547 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Mckie, Daniel, Plat for 251 acres on ENOREE RIVER, Spartanburg and Laurens Districts, surveyed by Bizoe Hanzey. Thomas Rhodes 8 Nov 1850 Page 17549 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Waldrop, William, Plat for 787.50 acres on Enoree River, Spartanburg District, Surveyed by JOHN GIBBS. William Rhodes 20 Sep 1784 Page 17549 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhodes, William, Plat for 250 acres on branch of Cedar Creek, Ninety Six District, surveyed by Bennett Crafton. 21 Sep 1784 William Rhodes 14 Jul 1796 Page 17549 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhodes, William Plat for 337 acres on branch of Forgeson and Bens Creeks, surveyed by James Wofford. William Rhodes 11 Feb 1846 Page 17550 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhodes, William Plat for 664 acres on Santee Swamp, Clarendon County, Sumter District, surveyed by John Sessions on January 25, 1826. William Rhodes 16 Nov 1819 Page 17550 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhodes, William Jr. and William Rhodes, Sr. Plat for 370 acres on Enoree River, Spartanburg District, surveyed by William Cowan. 10 Apr 1834 William Rhodes Sr. 16 Nov 1819 Page 17550 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhodes, William Jr. and William Rhodes Sr., Plat for 370 acres on Enoree River, Spartanburg District, surveyed by William Cowan. Charles Rhoads 22 Sep 1786 Page 17541 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhoads, William, Plat for 149 acres on STEPHENS CREEK, EDGEFIELD County, Ninety Six District, surveyed by David Burks. William Rhoads 30 Aug 1786 Page 17541 (ARSMR980 3/31/87) Rhoads, William, Plat for 112 acres on waters of Savannah River, Ninety Six District surveyed by David Burks. 20 Sep 1786 22 Sep 1786 End Com Index |
Book Can order this book below. Notes: Remember this was written 1901,
the author at this time didn't have access to 'A LOST ARCADIA' **There is a chapter on Absalom and Aaron Rhodes, Uncles to our Lewis. The Rhodes family is referred to through-out the entire book, many descendant lineages also listed in detail, very valuable, for any Rhodes reseacher, of this lineage.** To
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Will of Mary
Bobo Rhodes Source: The was also an Estate
Record Notes from Mike White: Note at first Mary says
"My Four Children; Hiram, Permela, Matilda, Merneme",
later, Salley, was a step child
from Lewis's 1st marriage to Elizabeth Bobo, also, note Also note our other
relatives involved in this, The Will of Mary; Bird Murphy, Wm |
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