Esther and Benjamin Skinner, Jr., had 2 male children under 10 years old, enumerated in the 1800 Darlington County, SC census.
In 1816, Benjamin and Elender (Esther) Skinner, Jr sold to Thomas Kea 35 acres; dated 3/7/1816 - deed delivered to Thomas Kea by Benjamin and Elender - witnessed, Edward Skinner, JP.
In 1819, 100 acres sold to Thomas Kea - same as above; dated 10/12/1819; Elenor (Esther) Skinner renounced her dower, witnessed; Edward Skinner, JP.
Easter Skinner, daughter-in-law, is named in the 6/26/1828 Will of Benjamin Skinner, Sr. Witnesses to the last Will of Benjamin Skinner are Thomas and Eleanor Kea. (Darlington, SC Probate - Case A, #969; SC Archives Film Box N-56)
Esther Skinner cash purchase of 40.07 acres in Dallas County, St Stephens Meridian, Township 13-N, Range 10-E, Section 26, Certificate #22,065; dated 4/10/1837.
Esther Skinner and family enumerated in the 1830-1860 Dallas County, Alabama census.
NOTE: Esther Kea Skinner and Thomas Kea (#167917091) may have been siblings.
In 1816, Benjamin and Elender (Esther) Skinner, Jr sold to Thomas Kea 35 acres; dated 3/7/1816 - deed delivered to Thomas Kea by Benjamin and Elender - witnessed, Edward Skinner, JP.
In 1819, 100 acres sold to Thomas Kea - same as above; dated 10/12/1819; Elenor (Esther) Skinner renounced her dower, witnessed; Edward Skinner, JP.
Easter Skinner, daughter-in-law, is named in the 6/26/1828 Will of Benjamin Skinner, Sr. Witnesses to the last Will of Benjamin Skinner are Thomas and Eleanor Kea. (Darlington, SC Probate - Case A, #969; SC Archives Film Box N-56)
Esther Skinner cash purchase of 40.07 acres in Dallas County, St Stephens Meridian, Township 13-N, Range 10-E, Section 26, Certificate #22,065; dated 4/10/1837.
Esther Skinner and family enumerated in the 1830-1860 Dallas County, Alabama census.
NOTE: Esther Kea Skinner and Thomas Kea (#167917091) may have been siblings.
Esther and Benjamin Skinner, Jr., had 2 male children under 10 years old, enumerated in the 1800 Darlington County, SC census.
In 1816, Benjamin and Elender (Esther) Skinner, Jr sold to Thomas Kea 35 acres; dated 3/7/1816 - deed delivered to Thomas Kea by Benjamin and Elender - witnessed, Edward Skinner, JP.
In 1819, 100 acres sold to Thomas Kea - same as above; dated 10/12/1819; Elenor (Esther) Skinner renounced her dower, witnessed; Edward Skinner, JP.
Easter Skinner, daughter-in-law, is named in the 6/26/1828 Will of Benjamin Skinner, Sr. Witnesses to the last Will of Benjamin Skinner are Thomas and Eleanor Kea. (Darlington, SC Probate - Case A, #969; SC Archives Film Box N-56)
Esther Skinner cash purchase of 40.07 acres in Dallas County, St Stephens Meridian, Township 13-N, Range 10-E, Section 26, Certificate #22,065; dated 4/10/1837.
Esther Skinner and family enumerated in the 1830-1860 Dallas County, Alabama census.
NOTE: Esther Kea Skinner and Thomas Kea (#167917091) may have been siblings.
In 1816, Benjamin and Elender (Esther) Skinner, Jr sold to Thomas Kea 35 acres; dated 3/7/1816 - deed delivered to Thomas Kea by Benjamin and Elender - witnessed, Edward Skinner, JP.
In 1819, 100 acres sold to Thomas Kea - same as above; dated 10/12/1819; Elenor (Esther) Skinner renounced her dower, witnessed; Edward Skinner, JP.
Easter Skinner, daughter-in-law, is named in the 6/26/1828 Will of Benjamin Skinner, Sr. Witnesses to the last Will of Benjamin Skinner are Thomas and Eleanor Kea. (Darlington, SC Probate - Case A, #969; SC Archives Film Box N-56)
Esther Skinner cash purchase of 40.07 acres in Dallas County, St Stephens Meridian, Township 13-N, Range 10-E, Section 26, Certificate #22,065; dated 4/10/1837.
Esther Skinner and family enumerated in the 1830-1860 Dallas County, Alabama census.
NOTE: Esther Kea Skinner and Thomas Kea (#167917091) may have been siblings.
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