Clarendon County did not exist at the time of his birth but was created later from a portion of Sumter County. Because the Pinewood area has been a part of both counties over the years, the legal documents can often be confusing.
Nelson was first married to Harriet Weeks. After her death in 1872, he married Caroline Letitia who was his widow at the time his estate was settled in Clarendon County Probate Court.
Nelson was first married to Harriet Weeks. After her death in 1872, he married Caroline Letitia who was his widow at the time his estate was settled in Clarendon County Probate Court.
Clarendon County did not exist at the time of his birth but was created later from a portion of Sumter County. Because the Pinewood area has been a part of both counties over the years, the legal documents can often be confusing.
Nelson was first married to Harriet Weeks. After her death in 1872, he married Caroline Letitia who was his widow at the time his estate was settled in Clarendon County Probate Court.
Nelson was first married to Harriet Weeks. After her death in 1872, he married Caroline Letitia who was his widow at the time his estate was settled in Clarendon County Probate Court.
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