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Quarterman of Liberty County



John Quarterman, Sr. was born before 1710 in Dorchester, South Carolina. In 1752 John Quarterman, Sr. was granted five hundred acres of land, bounded east on land possessed by Nathan Taylor, and south by the lands of Isaac Lines and Andrew Collins, all other sides vacant, at the head of the Midway River. He married about 1732 Anne. After her death, he married Elizabeth Baker 8 June 1756 in Liberty County. Elizabeth died 12 Aug 1755, buried Midway Cemetery. He must have married again, Hannah, because she was mentioned in his will. He mentioned his brothers in his will (Thomas, Robert and William). The rights to seats in the Midway Meeting House were given equally to all of his sons. Issue:
Midway MapMap of Midway, Georgia.

QuartermanTombstone of Joseph Quarterman, born 17 April 1764, died 26 Dec 1801, buried Midway Churchyard, Midway, Georgia. This is a very old headstone in the old cemetery at the Midway (Congregational) Church in Midway, GA. The inscription isn't legible in the photo, but the top of the marker says "Quarterman", and my aunt-by-marriage is a Quarterman.

Sources: Liberty County Marriages; Liberty County Estates

Liberty County Wills:

Quarterman, Elizabeth; Quarterman, John L.; Quarterman, Robert; Quarterman, Sarah;
  • Quarterman, Joseph Quarterman, Rebecca; Quarterman, Thomas; Quarterman, William