The son of John Joor, Sr., he was born in the old town of Dorchester, on the Ashley River in present day Summerville, South Carolina.
John Joor, Jr. died either in Dorchester on his nearby plantation named Joorville or possibly in Charleston and was buried in the same family plot as his parents, John Sr. and Mary Joor. His will requested that a brick wall enclose the family plot. The remnants of the wall are still visible.
John Joor, Jr. died either in Dorchester on his nearby plantation named Joorville or possibly in Charleston and was buried in the same family plot as his parents, John Sr. and Mary Joor. His will requested that a brick wall enclose the family plot. The remnants of the wall are still visible.
The son of John Joor, Sr., he was born in the old town of Dorchester, on the Ashley River in present day Summerville, South Carolina.
John Joor, Jr. died either in Dorchester on his nearby plantation named Joorville or possibly in Charleston and was buried in the same family plot as his parents, John Sr. and Mary Joor. His will requested that a brick wall enclose the family plot. The remnants of the wall are still visible.
John Joor, Jr. died either in Dorchester on his nearby plantation named Joorville or possibly in Charleston and was buried in the same family plot as his parents, John Sr. and Mary Joor. His will requested that a brick wall enclose the family plot. The remnants of the wall are still visible.
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Sacred to the Memory of Mr. John Joor jun Who Departed this Life Decem 19 1799 Aged 50 yrs & 8 months
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