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Note: n Spartanburg County SC, around 1770, or so, howeverno record of such a Grant has been found.
In 1801 Shadrack, Sr., made a Deed of Gift to his sons Shadrack, Jr.,Ira, and Eli. This is the only firm documentation found for hischildren.
Shadrack Waldrop, Sr. is accepted by the D.A.R. as a Patriot with servicein SC.
No firm documentation has been found that Shadrack, Sr., was a son ofMichael Waldrop of Caroline County VA, Orange County NC, and Spartanburg County S.C., however, the circumstantial evidence is quite strong that he was.
One of the daughters of Shadrack, Sr. probably married a man named Greenand they moved to Georgia.
1790 Census, Spartanburg County SC, Shareck Waldrop 2 males under 16, 1male over 16, 5 females.
1800 Census, Spartanburg County SC, 2-0-0-0-1 2-2-1-0-1 pg 81.
1810 Census, Spartanburg County SC, 0-2-0-0-0 0-2-0-1-0 pg 37, this isPatsy.
Shadrack Waldrop born c1755, certainly after 1750, in North Carolina(almost certainly, Orange County, North Carolina). In the mid-1760's hemoved with his father to Spartanburg County, South Carolina, where hedied in 1801. In 1766, when his father applied for a Land Grant he wasunder 16 years of age. Around 1773, in Spartanburg County, SouthCarolina, he married Patsey (Martha?) Couch, daughter of Thomas Couch,who also was born in North Carolina (almost certainly, Orange County North Carolina). Although now documentation has been found for hismarriage to Patsey Couch the circumstantial evidence strongly indicatesthat it took place. Patsey (?Couch) Waldrop died after 1832, evidently inSpartanburg County, South Carolina. He served in the Revolutionary War,Col. Roebuck's Regiment, in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. He,evidently, had four sons and four daughters but only the names of hissons are known and only Three of these have been proven.
Note: According to the Spartanburg County SC, Deed Records, Shadrack, Sr,.received a Land Grant i
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