== Overview ==
The [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/bowden/ '''Bowden Surname DNA Project'''] at [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/dutton/about Family Tree DNA] is a group DNA project devoted to studying the DNA lineages of people named '''Bowden''', '''Bowdin''', '''Bowdon''', '''Bowdoin''', '''Beaudoin''', '''Baudouin''', or other variants.

== Lineages ==
=== G Haplogroups ===
==== G-P303 – France ====
French or French Canadian testers who trace their lineage to '''Baudouin''' or '''Beaudoin''' in France.

* Jacques Baudouin, b. 29 Jul 1645, Île de Ré, France

=== I1 Haplogroups ===

==== I-M253 (I1) – Miles Bowden, Ireland ====
<div class="tight-list mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
* Miles Bowden, born about 1832 Ireland, died 1884 Roane, Tennessee; married (1) Margaret Tobin, (2) Susannah Arp
** John Bowden, born 1882 Roane, Tennessee, died 1967 Van Wert, Ohio; married Margaret Miller
*** William Wesley Bowden, born 1915 Allen, Ohio, died 1994 Allen, Ohio, married Nellie Fae Armstrong
**** 1 tester, #B1108 (Y37)
</div>

=== I2 Haplogroups ===
=== R1b Haplogroups ===

Bowden Surname DNA Project

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JosephsWiki:About

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= About Joseph's Wiki =
'''Joseph's Wiki''' is a wiki created by me, '''Joseph T. Richardson''', for the purpose of easily posting, editing, and generally making available information to supplement my genealogy research, blogs, and other useful or interesting stuff.

You can find my blogs at:
* [https://jtrichardson.com/ JTRichardson.com] – General genealogical posts and other useful or interesting stuff.
* [https://zdutton.org/ Zachariah Dutton Genealogy Web] – Articles and information relating to the family of [[Zachariah Dutton]] and Dutton genealogy in general.
* [https://lonelypilgrim.com/ The Lonely Pilgrim] – A blog about my journey to communion with the Catholic Church.

Thomas Dutton (b. 1660)

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Thomas Dutton (b. 1660)

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Nicholas Aldridge

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{{InfoBox Person
| name = Nicholas Aldridge (or ''Alldredge'')
| birth = before 1660<br />probably England
| death = about 21 November 1708 (buried 21 November)<br />All Hallows' Parish, [[wikipedia:Anne Arundel County, Maryland|Anne Arundel County, Maryland]]
| buried = All Hallows' Churchyard (Brick Church), Anne Arundel County, Maryland (grave now unmarked)
| married = [[Martha (Besson) Aldridge|Martha Besson]]<br />before 1680, probably in Anne Arundel County, Maryland
| children = [[Thomas Aldridge]], [[Nicholas Aldridge (b. 1698)]], [[William Alldredge (b. 1702)]]
}}

== Overview ==
'''Nicholas Aldridge''' is the immigrant ancestor of our Aldridge family. He arrived in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, as early as 1677, receiving a land patent from Lord Baltimore in 1681.<ref name="lester5">Memory Aldridge Lester, ''Alldredge-Aldridge-Bracken-Nesmith Families and Their Kin'' (Chapel Hill, N.C.: privately printed, 1957), available on [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/26644/ Ancestry], [https://archive.org/details/alldredgealdridg00lest Internet Archive], and [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/202048 FamilySearch], 5 ([https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/26644/images/dvm_GenMono007254-00011-1?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&pId=15 Ancestry], [https://archive.org/details/alldredgealdridg00lest/page/5/mode/1up Internet Archive], [www.familysearch.org/library/books/idviewer/541095/16 FamilySearch]); Franklin Rudolph Aldridge, ''Aldridge Records'', vol. 2 (Nashville: self-published, 1975), 22 ([https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/26642/images/dvm_GenMono007241-00120-0?ssrc=&backlabel=Return&pId=341, Ancestry], [hwww.familysearch.org/library/books/idviewer/34303/26 FamilySearch]); ''Maryland Historical Magazine'', vol. 26 (1931), page 273 ([https://archive.org/details/marylandhistoric2619mary/page/272/mode/2up Internet Archive]). F. R. Aldridge offers extensive records of Nicholas Aldridge's family in Maryland.</ref> Like the other elements in my Aldridge-Alldredge tree, Nicholas Aldridge is the subject of a lot of extravagant and poorly supported claims. On this page, I will document what we know for certain, and do my best to distinguish fact from speculation.

== Name ==
There is evidence from records that Nicholas's son [[William Alldredge (b. 1702)|William]] and at least two branches of his descendants ([[William Alldredge (b. 1729)|William b. 1729]] and [[Nathan Alldredge|Nathan]]) spelled their surname ''Alldredge''. Of Nicholas's other descendants, his oldest son [[Thomas Aldridge|Thomas's]] family appears to have kept the spelling ''Aldridge''. Traditionally, Nicholas Aldridge's name has been spelled ''Aldridge'' by Memory Aldridge Lester and other researchers. For now, I will stand by this tradition.

== Ancestry and birth ==
{{See also|Aldridge of Wellow}}
It is widely asserted online that Nicholas Aldridge was christened 28 December 1653 in Wellow Parish, Wiltshire, England, the son of Nicholas Aldridge. There was indeed a Nicholas Aldridge born near that date, in that place, to that father, as shown by English parish records; but I have seen no definitive documentation to convince me that this is ''our'' Nicholas Aldridge, and at least some to make me seriously question it.

We can assume that our Nicholas was born before about 1656, since he was able to receive a proprietary land grant in 1680, and serve in a colonial militia in 1677. Within the parameters of a Nicholas Aldridge born in England between 1637 and 1657, only one Nicholas Aldridge appears in a search of the birth registers available on FamilySearch, the one asserted above, christened 28 December 1653 in Wellow, Hampshire. A second appears if I push the search back to 1627, christened 15 December 1633 at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Middlesex, the son of Thomas Aldridge. But how do we know these records are complete? How do we know Nicholas was born in England and not in Scotland, Wales, or anywhere else? We do not. Unless there is some record connecting Nicholas Aldridge in Maryland back to a specific location in England or wherever, I will not make an assumption.

== Militia service and land patent ==
The earliest record we find Nicholas Aldridge in Maryland is an October or November 1678 payment to him by the Maryland General Assembly, apparently for militia service in an expedition against the Nanticoke Indians:

: An Act for payment and assessing the Publick Charges of this Province

: Whereas There hath been Eight hundred twenty five thousand Nyne hundred Seventy Nyne pounds (825,979 lbs.) of Tobacco Expended, layd out & disbursed by severall of the Inhabitants of this Province in the late Expedicion against the Nanticoke Indians and other, the necessary Charges of this Province which hath been Examined, stated and allowed by the upper and lower houses of this present Generall Assembly To the intent therefore That the same may bee satisfyed and payd to those persons to whom the same is due ...

: To Nicholas Aldridge, 50 lbs. tobacco.<ref>''Archives of Maryland'', Volume 7: Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, October 1678–November 1683, 87–104, at 97 ([https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/000007/html/am7--97.html Archives of Maryland Online]).</ref>

This payment would indicate that Nicholas had been in Maryland at least as early as 1677, and perhaps earlier. The Nanticoke Indians took up against against the European colonists in 1677–1678.<ref>Gray Dove Trading, "The Nanticoke People." https://web.archive.org/web/20060220191454/http://www.graydovetrading.com/Nanticoke.html</ref>

Nicholas Aldridge entered a land patent in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, of 300 acres on the south side of the [[wikipedia:Magothy River|Magothy River]], surveyed for him on 20 August 1680. The grant was issued by [[wikipedia:Charles Calvert, 3rd Baron Baltimore|Charles Calvert, Lord Baltimore]] on 11 July 1681, a tract called "Aldridge's Beginning."

== Marriage and spouse ==
[[File:Besson Will Excerpt to Martha.jpg|thumb|right|alt=Excerpt of the will of Thomas Besson, with bequest to daughter Martha.|Excerpt of the will of Thomas Besson, with bequest to daughter Martha.]]
[[File:Besson Executrix to Martha Aldridge.jpg|thumb|right|alt=The allowance of Thomas Besson's widow and executrix for the bequest to Martha, naming the daughter as Martha Aldridge.|The allowance of Thomas Besson's widow and executrix for the request to Martha, naming the daughter as Martha Aldridge.]]
Nicholas Aldridge marriage a woman named Martha, probably about 1679–1680. Their oldest child, Thomas Aldridge, was born 5 November 1680.

I have found a fairly strong case for the assertion that Nicholas's wife was '''[[Martha (Besson) Aldridge|Martha Besson]]''', daughter of Thomas Besson. Two records in particular demonstrate this case:<ref>Fredric Z. Saunders' page on Thomas Besson is very well researched and very helpful, especially in documenting and locating the necessary sources. Fredric Z. Saunders, "Thomas Besson," http://fzsaunders.com/besson.html (revised 27 Jan 2021, retrieved 13 Jul 2023).</ref>

* In the will of Thomas Besson, he names his daughter Martha, leaving to her a mare named Nobsey and a heifer named Eareling:
:: Item. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Martha, to her and her heirs forever, the young Mare Nobsye Coult with all her Increase, <del>but if in case</del> and the heifer Eareling which was cavd in the yeare 1676 with all her Increase but if in case she my said daughter dyes before she comes to Age to fall to the next heir.<ref>Ancestry.com, Maryland, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1777, Wills, Vol 4-10 (1670, 1676-1679, 1682-1700) ([https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/9068/images/007737515_01023?treeid=&personid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=XKN8128&_phstart=successSource&pId=463513 Ancestry]).</ref>
* In the account of Besson's executrix, Nicholas Aldridge is paid a sum of money. The last item in the account contains a petition for an allowance for the heifer and mare due to Martha Aldridge:
:: The Executrix further prays allowance these following particulars: To Martha Aldridge a heiffer given by will appraised to 500. To 1 Mare called Nobsey as 700.<ref>Maryland, Prerogative Court, Inventories of accounts and estates, volume 7, pages 125–127, at 127 (FHL Film 12919, Image Group (DGS) 7737555, Image 679, [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C914-G9RL-H?i=678&cat=265626 FamilySearch]).</ref>

This indicates that Martha Aldridge is the daughter of Thomas Besson, the same daughter Martha to whom he bequeathed the mare Nobsey and heifer Eareling.
{{Clear}}

== Children ==
[[File:Nicholas Aldridge Children 1.png|thumb|right|alt=Birth and baptism records of Nicholas Aldridge's older children, from the All Hallows' Parish register.|Birth and baptism records of Nicholas Aldridge's older children, from the All Hallows' Parish register.]]
These children of Nicholas Aldridge and Martha Besson are documented by parish birth records:<ref>This reading is aided by the transcriptions of F. R. Aldridge, ''Aldridge Records'', vol. 2, 25–26, and Lester, 5.</ref>
# [[Thomas Aldridge]], born 5 November 1680, married Elizabeth Purdy on 15 July 1703.
# Ann Aldridge, born 6 November 1684, married Richard Richeson in 1707.
# John Aldridge, born 31 August 1688, married Susannah Jones on 1 April 1719.
# Joane Aldridge, born 10 September 1689.
# Sendy Aldridge, born 9 August 1693, baptized 19 May 1700 [the name is difficult to read].
# Jane Aldridge, born 3 April 1696, baptized 19 May 1700.
# [[Nicholas Aldridge (b. 1698)|Nicholas Aldridge]], born 16 May 1698.
# William Aldridge, born 30 October 1700. Buried 26 September 1702.
# [[William Alldredge (b. 1702)|William Aldridge]], born 13 Mar 1702, baptized 11 April 1703.
# James Aldridge, born 1 July 1706, married Mary Gassaway.

Nicholas Aldridge did indeed have ''two'' sons named William, one born after another, and by the dates, it appears he even named the second one William before the first one passed away. Did he, knowing his first son William was sick and would die, consciously give the name again to his next son? Is it possible the second William did not receive the name until his baptism, ''after'' the death of the first William? It is difficult to guess exactly what went on here, but the records are clear.

<gallery>
File:William Aldridge Birth 1700.png|All Hallows' Parish register showing birth of William Aldridge "I" (1700).|alt=All Hallows' Parish register showing birth of William Aldridge "I" (1700).
File:William Aldridge Baptism 1702.png|All Hallows' Parish register showing baptism of William Aldridge "I" (1702).|alt=All Hallows' Parish register showing baptism of William Aldridge "I" (1702).
File:William Aldridge Burial 1702.png|All Hallows' Parish register showing burial of William Aldridge "I" (1702).|alt=All Hallows' Parish register showing burial of William Aldridge "I" (1702).
File:William Aldridge Birth and Baptism.png|All Hallows' Parish register showing the birth and baptism of William Aldridge "II" (1702).|alt=All Hallows' Parish register showing the birth and baptism of William Aldridge "II" (1702).
File:James Aldridge Birth.png|All Hallows' Parish register showing the birth of James Aldridge (1706).|alt=All Hallows' Parish register showing the birth of James Aldridge (1706).
</gallery>

== Death ==
Nicholas Aldridge died in November 1708 in All Hallows' Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, and was buried 21 November 1708 in the churchyard. His grave is no longer marked. Nicholas was likely a man in his forties or fifties when he died, which was a ripe age for a Maryland colonist in that time.
[[File:Nicholas Aldridge Burial.png|thumb|center]]

== DNA evidence ==
{{Main|Aldridge DNA Project}}
Six patrilineal, male-line descendants of Nicholas Aldridge have tested their Y-DNA at the [https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/aldridge/about Aldridge DNA Project], one from his oldest son [[Thomas Aldridge|Thomas]], one from his son [[Nicholas Aldridge (b. 1698)|Nicholas]], and four from his son William (b. 1702). The DNA of all five men matches one another, and is classified as haplogroup '''R-FTC89975''', a subclade of R-U106 > R-Z154. William's descendants form the haplogroup '''R-FTB32679''', an additional subclade of R-FTC89975.

== References ==
<references>
</references>

Main Page

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This is Joseph T. Richardson's wiki for various things.

== Genealogy ==
* '''Aldridge-Alldredge family'''
** Work I am doing to [[Nathan Alldredge and Nathaniel Aldridge|sort out conflicted records]] concerning my ancestor [[Nathan Alldredge]] (1739–1826) and [[Nathaniel Aldridge Sr.|Nathaniel Aldridge]] (c. 1730s–c. 1790s), a man with a similar name with whom he is often conflated by genealogists.
** [[Aldridge Surname DNA Project]] – The Aldridge-Alldredge DNA Project at Family Tree DNA.

* '''Dutton family'''
** [[Dutton Surname DNA Project]]

Nathan Alldredge and Nathaniel Aldridge

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One of the critical issues in the research of my '''[[Alldredge|Alldredge-Aldridge]]''' family has been disentangling two early people who are often conflated: [[Nathan Alldredge]] (born about 1739), my ancestor, and another man, [[Nathaniel Aldridge Sr.|Nathaniel Aldridge]] (born 1730s), who originated around the same time in around the same place, the central piedmont of North Carolina. It is because of these similarities that people have tended to gloss over the differences, and connect both men to the same family if not conflate them as the same person.

On this wiki, I've written several articles attempting to clarify and separate these two men, arriving ultimately at the distinction of [[Aldridge Surname DNA Project|different Y-DNA lines]]. I hope these resources will be helpful to other researchers.

* [[Nathan Alldredge]] (born about 1739)
** [[William_Alldredge (b. 1702)|William Alldredge]], Nathan's father
** [[Nicholas Aldridge]] of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Nathan's grandfather
* [[Nathaniel Aldridge Sr.]] (born 1730s)
** [[Nathaniel Aldridge Jr.]] (born 1760s), Nathaniel's son
* [[Aldridge Surname DNA Project]], an overview of Nathan's, Nathaniel's, and other Aldridge-Alldredge Y-DNA lines

Notley Dutton Sr. sources

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[[Category:Primary sources]]
[[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
Records pertaining to [[Notley Dutton Sr.]] (about 1720–1802) of Charles County, Maryland, son of [[Matthew Dutton]].

== Records ==

=== Will ===
(Abstracted by Mike Marshall, [https://colonial-settlers-md-va.us/ Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties])

Charles County Maryland Will Book AL-12, 1801-1808; Page 63.<br>
Notley Dutton Sr., Will, September 8, 1802; October 22, 1802<br>
I, Notley Dutton Sr. of CC, presently in a weak and sickly state of health, but of perfectly sound and disposing mind memory and understanding;<br>
To grandsons, Matthew Dutton and Notley Dutton, and assigns as tenants in common and not as joint tenants, all my real estate.<br>
To grandson Matthew Dutton, negro John Ingraham until the age of 31 yrs, who then shall be a free man. Also one cow and calf.<br>
To grandson Notley Dutton, negro Benjamin Hanson until the age of 31 yrs, who then shall be a free man. Also one cow and calf.<br>
To executors, use of female negroes Charity, Sabarah, Suckey (d/o Charity), Sally, and male negroes Allen Bruce (until 31 yrs), Charles (until 31 yrs), David (until 31 yrs), 2 cows and calves, 6 sheep, and one bed and furniture in special trust, the profits arising used for the support of my daughter Mary Posey during her life and after her death, negroes to my granddaughter Elizabeth M.C. Posey (her daughter). Above male negroes to be freed when they arrive at 31 yrs old.<br>
To granddaughter Jane Money, the use of negroes John Briscoe (until 31 yrs), Stephen (until 31 yrs), (until 31 yrs), and female negroes Lettice, Juder and Constantania, 2 cows and calves, 6 head of sheep, a mare, saddle and bridle. Above male negroes to be freed when they arrive at 31 yrs old.<br>
To granddaughter Margaret Dutton Nettle, negroes Sylvia and Poll, 1 cow and calf, and the use of negro Washington (until 31 yrs) and then freed.<br>
To granddaughter Alice Nettle, negroes Priscilla and Anna, 1 cow and calf, and the use of a negro Orson (until 31 yrs) and then freed.<br>
To grandson, John Dutton, negro Hannah, negro Suckey Ingram, 1 cow and calf, and the use of a negro Robbin Ingraham (until 31 yrs) and then freed.<br>
To granddaughter Elizabeth Dutton, negroes Betsy Ingraham, Eliza and Jane, 1 cow and calf.<br>
To granddaughter Matilda Dutton, negroes Sarah and Eleanor, 1 cow and calf and the use of a negro Harry (until 31 yrs) and then freed.<br>
To children of deceased son Notley Dutton, negro man Jack.<br>
Item: balance to estate to be distributed as follows; Jane Money 1/4th, John Dutton, Elizabeth Dutton and Matilda Dutton 1/4th, Elizabeth M.C. Posey 1/4th, and Margaret Dutton Nettle and Alice Nettle 1/4th.<br>
Executors: friends Benjamin Contee and John Campbell<br>
Signed: September 8, 1802 N. Dutton<br>
Wit: Thomas Dutton, James Dutton, William Elton

Jeremiah Dutton and Daniel Dutton deeds

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Below and abstracts for several deeds from Greenville County, South Carolina, dated between 1787 and 1795, pertaining to [[Jeremiah Dutton]] and [[Daniel Dutton]].

== Jeremiah Dutton to George Salmon, 23 & 24 Feb 1787 ==

23 Feb 1787 & 24 Feb 1787, Greenville County, South Carolina. Deeds of lease and release, from Jeremiah Dutton and wife Sarah Dutton to George Salmon. Land described as 220 acres, part of the 420 acres of land granted to Jeremiah Dutton on 3 Oct 1785, on both sides of the Tyger River, being the eastward end of Jeremiah's grant, including the shoal on the Tyger River, bounded on west by Jeremiah Dutton's remaining land, on south by land of John Childress Sr., on east by land of Major Parson, on north by land of John Childress Jr. Signed, Jeremiah Dutton (his mark), Sarah Dutton (his mark). Witnessed by John Stiles, John Childress, John Childress. Deed book 1786‒1795, 61‒65 ([https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS79-13XS-J?view=fullText&keywords=Dutton%2CJeremiah%20Dutton%2CJeremiah&groupId=TH-909-58559-90642-52 FamilySearch Images] 45‒47).

== Jeremiah Dutton to John Childress, 23 & 24 Feb 1787 ==

23 Feb 1787 & 24 Feb 1787, Greenville County, South Carolina. Deeds of lease and release, from Jeremiah Dutton and wife Sarah Dutton to John Childress [does not specify Jr. or Sr.; two men named John Childress signed as witnesses]. Land described as 200 acres, part of the 420 acres of land granted to Jeremiah Dutton on 3 Oct 1785, on south side of Tyger River, bounded on east by part of Jeremiah's same grant, on west by grants to John Childress and John Stiles, on north by grant to Moses Wood and by the Tyger River. Signed Jeremiah Dutton (his mark), Sarah Dutton (his mark). Witnessed by George Salmon, John Stiles, John Childress. Deed book 1786‒1795, 65‒68 ([https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS79-136Y-P?view=fullText&keywords=Dutton%2CJeremiah%20Dutton%2CJeremiah&groupId=TH-909-58559-90642-52 FamilySearch Images] 47‒49).

== Jeremiah Dutton to Samuel Dutton, 20 Jun 1793, and response ==

20 Jun 1793, Greenville County, South Carolina. Deed of gift from Jeremiah Dutton to Samuel Dutton, "my beloved son," "all and singular my goods & chattels now being in my possession, lands, horses, cattle, houses, & household furniture, all and singular all bonds, bills, notes, and every thing that appertains to me the said Jeremiah Dutton, of which before the signing of these presents I have delivered to him the said Samuel Dutton an inventory..." Witnessed by Thos. Roy Musick, Daniel Dutton. Deed book 1786‒1795, 309‒310 ([https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS79-13F7-5?view=fullText&keywords=Jeremiah%20Dutton&groupId=TH-909-58559-90642-52 FamilySearch Images] 534‒535).

23 Aug 1793. "Know all men by these presents that I, Samuel Dutton, of the State of South Carolina and County of Greenville, being one possessed of all my father's estate by a deed of gift, the matter now being fully void and of none effect and my father Jeremiah Dutton in full possession of his own estate." Signed and sealed, Samuel Dutton. Recorded 23 Dec 1793. Deed book 1786‒1795, 408‒409 ([https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS79-13XB-V?view=fullText&keywords=Jeremiah%20Dutton&groupId=TH-909-58559-90642-52 FamilySearch Image] 584).

== Jeremiah Dutton to Robert Carter, 4 Aug 1794 ==

4 Aug 1794. Greenville County, South Carolina. Jeremiah Dutton to Robert Carter, "all that plantation, tract, and parcel of land situate[d] in Greenville County aforesaid, on both sides of the south fork of Tyger River above the ancient boundary and formerly known by the name of Kings Improvement, including the planation whereon the said Dutton now lives, containing three hundred acres originally granted to Uriah Corner on 21 Jan 1785 ..., [conveyed] to Jeremiah Dutton 24 Oct 1785 ..." Signed, Jeremiah (his mark) Dutton. Witnessed by Samuel Dutton, John Thomas, W. D. Thomas. 13 Aug 1794, Sarah Dutton, wife, relinquishes dower or right of inheritance to any part. Signed, Sarah (her mark) Dutton. Witnessed by T. D. Thomas, Thos. Barton. Deed book 1795‒1803, 1‒2 ([https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS7S-99BV-D?view=fullText&keywords=Jeremiah%20Dutton&groupId=TH-909-58561-51749-86 FamilySearch Images] 11‒12).

== Daniel Dutton to John Stanford, 25 Aug 1795 ==

25 Aug 1795. Greenville County, Washington District, South Carolina. Daniel Dutton to John Stanford, tract on a branch of Wild Cat Creek, being granted to Daniel Dutton on 9 Dec 1788, 185 acres, including all that planation where Daniel Dutton now lives. Signed, Daniel Dutton. Witnessed by Generous Gray (his mark), Jeremiah Gray (his mark). Deed book 1795‒1803, 174‒175 ([https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS7S-99BZ-7?view=fullText&keywords=Daniel%20Dutton&groupId=TH-909-58561-51749-86 FamilySearch Image] 100).

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