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1Noble John Sarratt, Sarratt Family, History of the, pg 9. "Obediah, first son of Anthony Sarratt, married Sarah Bonner, daughter of Bryant Bonner and Annie Harris, who lived near Grassy Pond, Spartanburg County, S. C.
Obediah and wife settled first upon Sarratt's creek near Grassy Pond. Sarah, his wife, died there September 24, 1843, aged 48 years, 1 month and 11 days, and was buried there. After her death Obediah Sarratt purchased lands in York County, S. C., established a Ferry on Broad River and followed farming and other industries. He accumulated a considerable amount of lands, negroes and other personal property. He was a very perservering man, with large ideas. But for the disaster of the Confederate cause, and.much would scarcely have satisfied him in lands. He was an able advocate of the Confederate cause, and much of his means went in that direction. He was very liberal to the poor. He died at his home near Buffalo church, York County, S. C., Jan. 28, 1880, aged 81, and was buried in the grave yard of that church.
There was born to Obediah and Sarah Sarratt ten children. These were AdaLine, Emaline, Minerva, Mascellany, Lawson, John, Fidelo, Alie, Camillus, and Columbus."2Noble John Sarratt, Sarratt Family, History of the, page 9. "He died at his home near Buffalo church, York County, S. C., Jan. 28, 1880, aged 81, and was buried in the grave yard of that church."
3FindaGrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23769017/obadiah-sarratt. Image.
1Noble John Sarratt, Sarratt Family, History of the, Page 9. "Obediah and wife settled first upon Sarratt's creek near Grassy Pond. Sarah, his wife,
died there September 24, 1843, aged 48 years, 1 month and 11 days, and was buried
there."2FindaGrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32402139. Image.
3Noble John Sarratt, Sarratt Family, History of the, pg 9. "Obediah, first son of Anthony Sarratt, married Sarah Bonner, daughter of Bryant Bonner and Annie Harris, who lived near Grassy Pond, Spartanburg County, S. C.
Obediah and wife settled first upon Sarratt's creek near Grassy Pond. Sarah, his wife, died there September 24, 1843, aged 48 years, 1 month and 11 days, and was buried there. After her death Obediah Sarratt purchased lands in York County, S. C., established a Ferry on Broad River and followed farming and other industries. He accumulated a considerable amount of lands, negroes and other personal property. He was a very perservering man, with large ideas. But for the disaster of the Confederate cause, and.much would scarcely have satisfied him in lands. He was an able advocate of the Confederate cause, and much of his means went in that direction. He was very liberal to the poor. He died at his home near Buffalo church, York County, S. C., Jan. 28, 1880, aged 81, and was buried in the grave yard of that church.
There was born to Obediah and Sarah Sarratt ten children. These were AdaLine, Emaline, Minerva, Mascellany, Lawson, John, Fidelo, Alie, Camillus, and Columbus."
1FindaGrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114687144. "Saul Abishia Camp son of Joseph Pinckney Camp and Margaret Quinn was born April 6, 1807 in York County, S.C. Died in what is now Cherokee Co. S.C. Nov. 18, 1894. and was buried at the Joseph Pinckney Camp home, Married Aug 2 1838 by Rev Drury Scruggs, Harriet Caroline Surratt, Born June 13 1814 in S.C. died July 4, 1874 in what is now Cherokee County, S.C. and was buried at the Joseph Pinckney home, daughter of John Surratt died Sept. 13, 1854 and Jane---- died May 11, 1833. Saul Abishia Camp carried the stone from South Carolina for the Washington Monument to Washington, D.C. in a four horse wagon spending 30 days going and three months for the entire trip. A Negro Man named John went with him.
This information taken from the Camp-Kemp Family History by Mann vol 2 Page 153." Image.
1FindaGrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/113895562/harriet-caroline-camp. "Inscription on stone:Harriet, Wife of S.A. Camp aged 60 yrs & 21 days
Information taken from Camp-Kemp family history by Mann. This Cemetery was at the Joseph Pinckney Camp Home located between Gaffney and Chesnee, South Carolina on state route 11 This is the wife of Saul Abishia Camp son of Joseph Pinckney Camp." Image.
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1FindaGrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/68493528/narsissa-camp. Image.