Son of Jesse Lott and Winnifred (Willis) Lott Porter; all of his descendants are related to the same Willis family for which the town of Williston, SC was named
Also: See Winnifred Lott vs. Jesse Lott(Listed in Barnwell Equity Chancery Court on August 7, 1857 Box 7)
Listed on 1850 Census from transcription as Haseltine Porter. His mother was married to a Porter first; his half siblings were Stanmore Porter, J L Porter, & Robert Porter.
So, we can conclude that Jesse Lott was still alive in 1850, but not living with his family. Said to be "living in other parts" and had started another family.
Note: Born in the portion of Barnwell County, SC which became Aiken County
Also: See Winnifred Lott vs. Jesse Lott(Listed in Barnwell Equity Chancery Court on August 7, 1857 Box 7)
Listed on 1850 Census from transcription as Haseltine Porter. His mother was married to a Porter first; his half siblings were Stanmore Porter, J L Porter, & Robert Porter.
So, we can conclude that Jesse Lott was still alive in 1850, but not living with his family. Said to be "living in other parts" and had started another family.
Note: Born in the portion of Barnwell County, SC which became Aiken County
Son of Jesse Lott and Winnifred (Willis) Lott Porter; all of his descendants are related to the same Willis family for which the town of Williston, SC was named
Also: See Winnifred Lott vs. Jesse Lott(Listed in Barnwell Equity Chancery Court on August 7, 1857 Box 7)
Listed on 1850 Census from transcription as Haseltine Porter. His mother was married to a Porter first; his half siblings were Stanmore Porter, J L Porter, & Robert Porter.
So, we can conclude that Jesse Lott was still alive in 1850, but not living with his family. Said to be "living in other parts" and had started another family.
Note: Born in the portion of Barnwell County, SC which became Aiken County
Also: See Winnifred Lott vs. Jesse Lott(Listed in Barnwell Equity Chancery Court on August 7, 1857 Box 7)
Listed on 1850 Census from transcription as Haseltine Porter. His mother was married to a Porter first; his half siblings were Stanmore Porter, J L Porter, & Robert Porter.
So, we can conclude that Jesse Lott was still alive in 1850, but not living with his family. Said to be "living in other parts" and had started another family.
Note: Born in the portion of Barnwell County, SC which became Aiken County
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