Birdsong Family- Generation 4
| John
Birdsong Jr. (1733 - 1790) |
|
| Mary
L. Armistead (1730 - ) |
| Batte Birdsong | Rebecca Roundtree |
|
b. 1760 |
b. d. bur. occ. edu. rel. |
| John Birdsong Roundtree |
SCMAR, Vol. VII, Fall 1979, No. 4, p.198
Batte Birdsong, Esq., produced his commission as Commissioner in the
Court of Equity for the united districts of Spartanburge, Union, York and
Chester [Western Circuit]. [Commission copied into the Journal - issued on
21[?] Dec. 1806 by Charles Pinckney, Gov. of S. C., and Daniel Hugher, Sec.
of State.]
The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume XI
Number 1, Winter, 1983
Union District Equity Journal (Continued from Vol. X, p.206)
SCMAR, Vol. XI, Winter 1983, No. 1, p.45
Note: Jemuel Brown, the minor in the petition above, was the only child of Jemuel
Brown of Fairforest Creek who died in Union Co. in 1815. His widow, Sarah Brown,
remarried to Robert A. Claybrook who was guardian of the infant Jemuel W. Brown
in 1821. One item in the final accounting of Jemuel Brown's estate mentions
“Cash rec'd. in Virginia.” The estate also received money from D.
B. Rice, Paymaster of the 1st Regiment, South Carolina Militia. The estate was
administered by Capt. William Rountree and the widow Sarah Brown until Sarah
remarried, when her husband Robert A. Claybrook took over the administration.
The estate of Batte Birdsong of the town of Unionville figured prominently
in the administration of Jemuel Brown. Birdsong was a bachelor, may have been
in business with Jemuel Brown.