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Images of Laurens County Wills
Miscellaneous Wills and Estates
- Allen, H., estate
- Anderson, Henry, LWT, Vol. 2, 1840-1868
- Arline, Elizabeth, estate
- Day, Elizabeth, minor
- Dixon, George, LWT, Vol. 2, 1840-1868
- Franklin, Mary, estate
- Hammack, George W., estate
- Hampton, Andrew, Legal Records 1807 to 1857
- Hollinger, Littleton, estate
- Huey, P. J., estate
- Lawson, D., estate
- Livington, Elizabeth, minor
- Phillips, Diza, estate
- Pope, Jonathan, estate
- Pope, Fleet, estate
- Pope, Frederick, minor
- Pollard, Pollock, Pomeroy, Ponder, Poople, Pope, and Porter Legal Records, 1807-1832
- Rawls, Ray, Rayfield, Legal Records
- Riggins, Daniel, estate
- Smith, Bennet, LWT, Vol. 2, 1840-1868
- Smith, Isham, LWT, Vol. 2, 1840-1868
- Smith, Mourning, LWT, Vol. 2, 1840-1868
- Smith, Mourning, codicil, 1846
- Smith, William, estate
- Thomas, Hugh estate
Indexes to Probate Records
Maps
Marriages
Military
Laurens County Wills and Estates
Laurens County was created in 1807 from an Act of the General Assembly and was named for Laurens of Revolutionary fame, a native of South Carolina of Huguenot ancestry, an aide to General Washington. The first county seat was situated in Sumpterville, later Dublin.
The first grand jurors were: Benjamin Adams, Benjamin Brown, William Boykin, Robert Daniel, Joseph Denson, Benjamin Dorsey, Simon Fowler, Henry Fulgham, John Gilbert, Thomas Gilbert, Leonard Green, Edward Hagan, Andrew Hampton, Charles Higdon, Mark May, Gideon Mays, George Martin, William McCall, Charles Stringer, John Speight, James Sartin, Jesse Stephens, Samuel Stanley, Samuel Sparks, George Tarvin, Joseph Vickers, Jesse Wigins, Nathan Weaver, David Watson, Joseph Yarbrough.
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