IMMIGRANT Stephen Dubose^[1]

1738 - 1799  (60 years)

• Name	Stephen Dubose
  Title	IMMIGRANT
  Born	13 Mar 1738
  Gender	Male
  Died	1799	Darlington Co., South Carolina
  Person ID	I15306	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	1 Mar 2017

  
  

  Family	Lydia Mrs. Stephen Bubose,   b. 1703, Virginia Colony ,   d. Aft 1770, Darlington Co., South Carolina  (Age 68 years)
  Children	+ 1. John DuBose,   b. 13 Jun 1738, Christ Church Parrish, South Carolina ,   d. 1800, Darlington District, South Carolina  (Age 61 years)
  Last Modified	1 Mar 2017
  Family ID	F5352	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S100] Internet Source. Children of Stephen Dubose and his 1st. wife Lydia: A. John Dubose, b. 6-13-1738 (Christ Church arish Register). He d. 1799/1800 intestate, with a large estate that took several years to settle. His son, Zachariah Dubose applied for letter of Administration In Estates Record Book "F", ordinarys office, Bk. 1809-1812, p. 89-91, Darlington S. C., and was approved for estate of "John Dubose, Senr." (his father) Feb. 1811. John Dubose, married Lydia, (believed to have been Lydia Carter and is listed in the Carter Family records). Sumter, S. C., deed Bk. AA (1794-1804) p. 156-157, records a deed of John Dubose, of land he inherited from his father Stephen Dubose, that had been originally granted to Stephen Dubose in 1770. (John called "Jr." to distinguish him from an older John Dubose in the same county). John lived in Darlington County, S. C., on land that had been part of Old Salem County, that was divided and became parts of Kershaw, Sumter, and Darlington Counties. Lynch's Creek became the boundary line between Sumter and Darlington counties, S. C. The part John sold in 1796 to Jeremiah Moore, was on the Sumter side of Lynch's River and is recorded in Sumter, S. C. John obtained several Grants of land himself in this area. Lydia Dubose signed the release to Jeremiah Moore, 19 Nov 1796 and it appears she was wife of John Dubose. Many records were lost over the years in both Darlington and Sumter court houses, so that a complete record is not available. In 1800 property of John Dubose was sold to John Crow, Darlington Co. Deed Bk. H. p. 30-33, Clerk of Court's office, Darlington, S. C., shows 5 tracts of land, or a total of 1300 acres, originally granted to John Dubose and shown on plat as the land sold to John Crow 1800, but not recorded until 12-16-1820. This transaction shows the children of John Dubose, and their husband, or wife, signing releases: