Deed Abstracts involving the Bullington's of 
Union County SC. (1785-1811)
Robert, John, William

(Presented with all its mis-spellings)

Deeds Bullington's are part of: Union Co SC Deeds abstracts by Brent Holcomb: (1785-1811)

C, 117-118: 5 June 1792, Henry Davis of Union County to Robert Bullington of same, for L35 sterling, tract on north side of Browns Creek, adj. William White, Mathew Sanders, James White's land whereon Samuel Smith and John White, son of Isaac now dwell, 111 acres. Henry Allison Davis (Seal), Wit: before John Nuckols, George Newton, Nicholas Waters. 

F, 55-57 10 Sept 1798, Charles Dicky of Union County to William Bulington of same, for L23 s6 d8 sterling, 203 acres adj. lands of William White, Mess'rs Brandon and Sims, Jeremiah Lucas. Charles Dicky (O), Rebecca Dicky (X), Wit: John Bulington, Robert Bulington (X), Proved in Union County by the oath of Robert Bulington 1 April 1799 before B. Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 1 April 1799.

F, 83-84: 23 Jan 1796, Isaac White Sen'r of Union County, farmer, to Vincent Davies of same, for L5 SC money, tract adj. Robert Bulington, Wm, White, Zachariah Gibbs, part of survey granted to David George. Isaac White (W) (Seal), Mary White (X) (Seal), Wit: Henry Davis, John White, Thomas Williams. Proved 1 June 1796 in Union County by the oath of Henry Davis before J. A. Whyte, J.P., 31 Oct 1798. Recorded 1 April 1799.

Union co SC Deed abstracts by Brent Holcomb page 168: 1800-1811

G, 214-214: Vincent Davis of Union County for $150 to Jere'h Bently of same, 75 acres on waters of Browns Creek adj. land of Saml Smith, Robert Bullington, Zachariah Gibbs, 27 Nov 1801. Vincent Davis (Seal), Wit: Robt Bullington (mark), George Lucas. Proved in Union District by the oath of Robert Bullington and Geo Lucas 27 Nov 1801 before Jere'h Lucas, J.P. Elizabeth Davis (X), wife of Vincent Davis, relinquised dower 27 Nov 1801 before Jere'h Lucas, J.P. Recorded 27 Nov 1801.

H, 321: South Carolina, Union District, Nov. 30, 1804. Micajah Ezell of Union District for $300 to Joseph Caldwel & Wm Hammond of same, tract on Rockey Creek, a branch of Fairforest adj. Jesse Lisles, Michael Ezell (Seal), Wit: Robt Gilly, Robt Bullington (X). Proved in Union District by the oath of Robert Gilley 5 Aug 1805 before Wm. Kennedy, J.Q. Recorded 5 Aug 1805.

H, 380-381: Thomas Rider of Union District for $100 to John Bullington of Union District, 77 acres on a branch of Buffelo Creek adj. Bishop's line, granted to John Grier 3 Oct 1791... 14 Jan 1805. Thomas Rider (+) (Seal), Wit: Betsey Birdsong (+), Polley Matilda Birdsong, Elizabeth Rider (mark), wife of Thomas Rider, relinquished dower 7 Feb 1805 before J. P. Sorter, J. Q. Proved in Union District by the oath of Polley Matilda Birdsong 14 Jan 1805 before Batte Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 20 Dec 1805.

H, 394-395: Shadrach Johnson of Union District for $20 to Ephraim Wilbourn of same, 23 acres surveyed pursuant to a warrant from Batte Birdsong, Commission of Locations for Union District, 21 Nov 1804, on waters of Shoal Creek a branch of Fairforest Creek adj. Thomas Rains, Robert Bullington, John Rains, John Bogan. 3 Feb 1806. Shadrach Johnson (Seal), Wit: Mark Jackson, Thomas Towns. Proved in Union District by the oath of Mark Jackson 3 Feb 1806 before Batte Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 3 Feb 1806. 

I, 46-47: Joseph Colwell of Union District for $100 to Robert Bullington of same, 87 3/4 acres on waters of Fairforest adj. Harland, Robert Bullington, Joshua Welbourn,___1805. Joseph P. Colwell (X) (Seal), Wit: John Bullington, James H. Darby. Sarah Colwell (X), wife of Joseph Colwell, relinquished dower 17 March 1806 before Jeremiah Lucas, Proved in Union District by the oath of James W. Darby 4 Aug 1805 before Batte Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 4 Aug 1806.

I, 49-50: Ephraim Wilbourn of Union District for $500 to Robert Bullington of same, 246 acres by survey on waters of Fairforest, ____1805. Ephraim Wilbourn (LS), Wit: John Gage Jun'r, Thos Brandon. Elizabeth Wilbourn (W), wife of Ephraim Wilbourn, relinguished dower 17 March 1806 before Jerrh Lucas, J.Q. Proved in Union District by the oath of Thomas Brandon 18 Feb 1805 before B. Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 4 Aug 1806.

I, 73-74: John Bullington of Union District for $150 to Shadrach (Shadrick) Johnson of same, 90 acres on a branch of Buffelow Creek, granted to John Greer 3 Oct 1771, ____Sept 1806. John Bulington (Seal), Wit: John Ennis, John Wood. Proved in Union District by the oath of John Wood 14 Nov 1806 before Batte Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 14 Dec 1806.

I, 79-80: Elisha Bond of Union District for $850 to Elisha Wilbourn, Maj'r, 320 acres, part of tract of 260 acres granted to John Nichols 7 March 1796 on south west side Fairforest Creek, a branch of Tyger River, to Mitchells Creek, granted to Lacy McAbee and conveyed by him to Hannah Arment by deed, recorded N 7, page 451 to 453 in Union County house, 29 Jan 1806. Elisha Bond (Seal), Wit: Jerom Miller, Fielding Curtis, John Bulington, Mary Bond (X), wife of Elisha Bond, relinquished dower 29 Jan 1806, before Andrew Taurence, Q.U. Proved in Union District by the oath of John Bulington 14 Jan 1807 before Batte Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 28 Feb 1807.

I, 131-132: Robert Bullington of Union District for $350 to Trice Safford (Hartford*) of same, tract on Buffalow Creek adj. Hugh Holland, Jonas Little, with a line that Riderson and James Rountree made to Buffalow Creek, Thomas and Ephriam Wilbourn, 200 acres, 28 July 1804. Robert Bullington (X) Wit: Jeremiah Ezell, John Palmer (X), Jesse Birdsong. Proved in Union District by the oath John Palmer 2 April 1805 before Jer. Lucas, J.P. Susannah Bullington (X), wife of Robert Bullington, relinquished dower 2 April 1805 before Jeremiah Lucas, J.P.

I, 179: 10 May 1805; William Bullington of Union County to John Ennis of same, for $225, 203 acres adj. William White, Brandon and Sims, Jeremiah Lucas, William Bullington (Seal), Wit: John Bullington, Robt Bullington. Proved by the oath of John 17 March 1807 before William Kennedy, J. Q. Recorded 30 March 1807.

I, 352-353: John Bullington of Union District is justly indebted to Elijah Wilbourn of same in the sum of $200 payable 25 Dec next, mortage of 50 acres cnveyed by John Putman & Sally his wife to said John Bullington and a tract of 50 acres conveyed by Wm. Laurence Senr & Amy his wife, both in Union District, 16 March 1807, John Bullington (Seal), Wit: R. S. Saunders, James W. Darby. A Minute of the goods belonging to John Bullington, 1 bay mare, 1 black mare, one chesnut sorrel colt, two milk cows & Calves, 3 feather beds and furniture, 1 duftale pine chest, 12 pewter plates, 5 basons, & 3 dishes, 1 table and 6 chairs, 1 broad ax & 1 club axes, 1 plows & geers, 2 dutch ovens, 1 [pott, 1 spider, 1 frying pann, 1 stone butter pott, 200 bacon & 50 bushels of corn. proved by the oath of James W. Darby 22 Oct 1807 before R. S. Saunders, J. Q. U. Recorded 22 Oct 1807.

I, 571-572: Mary Bell, John Bell, Margaret bell, Andrew Bell and Lueallen Rains, all of Union District for $700 to Robert Bullington, tract on Sholy, 180 acres on north side of the waggon road, being the tract of land whereon James Bell late deceased lived and which we inherited as heirs, 26 Feb 1807. Mary Bell (M) (Seal), John Bell (Seal), Andrew Bell (X) (Seal), Margaret Bell (X) (Seal), Laeallen Rains (X), Wit: David Johnson, John Gage Senr. Proved in Union District by the oath of John Gage Senr 6 March 1809 before Jeremiah Lucus, J. Q. Recorded 6 March 1809.

I, 572: John Bell, Mary Bell, and Woodson Rountree, both of Union District bount to Robert Bullington, 26 Feb 1807, to make title to track, James Ball and Ann Bell, two mnor children of James Bell Senior late deceased, on Sholy, 180 acres. Mary Bell (M) (Seal), John Bell (Seal), W. Rountree (Seal), Wit: Jerom Miller. Recorded 6 March 1809.

K, 97-98: James Bell of Union District for $100 to Robert Bullington of same, 180 acres on Shoaly Creek, formerly the property of James Bell Senr. decd, & which in part became mine, being one fo the heirs, 10 Feb 1810. James Bell (LS), Wit: Wm Mitchell, Wm A. Vaughn. Proved in Union District by th oath of Wm Mitchell 10 Feb 1810 before Batte Birdsong, J.P.

K, 148-149: Rob't Bullington of Union District for $600 to Harrison Brandon of smae, tract containing by survey 230 acres in Union District on waters of Fairforest, 2 March 1808, Robt Bullington (LS), Wit: John Brandon, Margret Brandon. Proved in Union District by the oath of John Brandon 22 June 1810 before Batte Birdsong, J.P. Recorded 22 Jun 1810.

K, 168-169: Woodson Rountree of Union District for $650 to William Rountree of same, track on Buffalow Creek, a branch of the Fairforest adj. John Brandon, Robt Woodson, part of tract granted to Thos Young 21 Jan 1785 and conveyed by John Young to Thomas Brandon and Thomas Brandon to Turner Rountree and by him to Woodson Rountree, 10 Sept 1810. Woodson Rountree (LS), Wit: Jno Bullington, John Delany. Proved in Union District by the oath of John Bullington 17 Sept 1810 before Batte Birdsong, J. P.

K, 209: Thomas Whitlow of Union District for $200 to Moseley Whitlow of same, parcel of land purchased by said Thos Whitlow of Robt Bullington, 90 acres along a line of marked trees agreed upon by Stephen Howard & Timothy Ezell, John Bogan, the corner of the big survey formerly Lindsey's land, Thomas & Jesse Whitlow, Harrison Brandon, 1 Nov 1810. Thos Whitlow, Wit: Isaac Harlan, James Brandon. Proved in Union District by the oath of Isaac Harlan, James Brandon. Proved in Union District by the oath of Isaac Harlan 29 Dec 1810 before Batte Birdsong, J. P. Recorded 1 Jan 1811.

SPARTANBURG CO SC DEED 1785-1828

(Page 635 in deed book 'R')
p. 194-195 Dec. 2, 1820 Robert White (Spartanburgh) to John Bullington (same); for $500 sold 131 ac on Kelso's Cr of Fairforest Cr; border; Katherine Smith, Daniel White, and Charles Jones; part of two grants: (1) to James Smith and (2) to Joseph Buffington; (2) was mortgaged to Loan Office and sold by Legistative order to James Smith and by heirship went to David Lynch who sold to Robert White. Witness Benjamin White and Daniel White. Signed Robert White. Wit. Oath Dec. 2, 1820 Benjamin White to Danl White. Rec. Feb. 5, 1821. Dower renounced Jan. 11, 1821 Mary G (or Polly) White to Daniel White.

SPARTANBURG CO SC DEED 1827-1839 Books U-W

(Page 49 in deed book U)
p.253. Page 194-193 1 Dec 1825, John Bullington (Spartanburgh Dist) to Absalom Walker (same), for $650 sold a certain tract in Spartanburgh Dist on Kelso's creek waters of Fairforest . Border: Catharine Smith, Daniel White's a mere branch, Charles James, Robert White. Containing 131 acres more or less, being part of two tracts originally granted, the one to James Smith and the other to Joseph Buffington which was by him Mortgaged to the loan office & by order of the Legislature was sold & bought by James Smith and descended from him to David Lynch by Heirship and conveyed by said Lynch to Robert White and from him to me. Witness Lemuel White, Robert White. Signed John Bullington. Dower relinquished by Milderd Bullington 29 Dec 1825 to Daniel White U.Q. Witness oath by Robert White 1 Dec 1825 to William Underwood J.P. Rec. 6 Apr 1829. 

This Deed/Estate abstract provided by:
Winona Penn:

30 Sept, 1829:  Benjamin Bullington of Union County and James White of State of Georgia and county of Guinett for $253.00 sold to John Saunders.  Land, etc as vested in us by Will of William Greer, deceased, land platted out by last will and testament of Thomas Greer, deceased.  Thomas Sr. died in 1810 and his daughter Mary Greer married Frederick Jackson Sr....their daughter, Elizabeth Jackson married Samuel Bullington. William Greer was son of Thomas Greer, who died in 1810. William had 2 daughters, according to estate settlement.  I am inclined to believe that both Benjamin Bullington and James White as mentioned in above contract married those two girls.  have no proof. On 1 Feb, 1830, Benjamin Bullington executed a mortgage deed, stating indebted to W. H. Gist. in amount of $110.00 during 1 Jan 1831.  Mortgaged 93 acres more or less on Tyger River by the Widow Greer, John Saunders and estate of Duncan.  Signed Benjamin Bullington.  Wit: Ann Fincher and Yaurene? D. Burns.

Note: Bullington's in War of 1812 
from Winona Penn

 Records of Union County History, indicate a Benjamin and John Bullington as being in War of 1812.  I have always assumed these two names to be Robert's sons.