Darlington County Probate Records
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home in Hartsville and Summerford Farms in Darlington, County.
Darlington County was formed in 1785. The county seat is situated in
Darlington. It was originally part of the Cheraw District, and later
(1888) part of it was given for Florence County and again in (1902) to
Lee County. Traditionally, Welsh, Scotch-Irish, and Englishmen farmed
this land and ultimately planted cotton. Some early settlers were :
David Rogerson Williams (1776-1830), Governor and scientific
experimenter, James Lide Coker (1837-1918), Moses Scott, Absalom
Gallaway and David R. Coker (1870-1938). Probate Records Available to Members of South Carolina Pioneers
Indexes to Probate Records
- Index to Darlington County Will Book 1 (1785-1797)
- Index to Darlington County Will Book 2 (1798-1812)
- Index to Darlington County Will Book 3 (1813)
- Index to Darlington County Will Book 4 (1814-1840)
- Index to Darlington County Will Book 10 (1838-1853)
- Gallaway, Absalom
- James, William
- Scott, Moses
- Webb, Jolly
- Beasley, John
- Berry, William
- Cannon, George
- Cole, James
- Connell, William
- Cuttino, Elizabeth
- DeWitt, Charles
- Fountain, William
- Ganey, Isaac
- Gee, William
- Hafe, John
- Hafe, John (2)
- Ham, Henry
- Harrell, John
- Harts, James
- Hatchel, Morris
- Hixon, Thomas
- Kimbrough, Hannah
- Mackintosh, John
- McBride, Archibald
- McBride, Sally
- McCall, John
- Mercer, Jesse
- Mikell, Anne
- Mixon, Mica
- Muldrow, William
- Nettles, Zachariah
- Newberry, Jesse
- Orr, John
- Pawley, James
- Pugh, Evan
- Trivitt, Elliott
- Revell, Matthew
- Russell, James Jr.
- Russell, Michael
- Russell, Michael (2)
- Sanders, Nathaniel
- Smith, John
- Stanley, Thomas
- Teele, Christopher
- Thomas, Solomon
- Thornhill, John
- Wilds, Mary, Mrs.
- Wingate, Edward
- Wood, Joseph
- Wright, Benjamin
- Brown, Jesse
- Parnal, James
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Clarendon County was established in 1785, later becoming part of Sumter District in 1800. In 1857, it was split from Sumter District. The county was named for Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon (1608/9-1674), one the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. The county seat is Manning. 
