Name: Thomas Kea(2)_2021-05-26

Updated: 05-27-2021 05:05:80.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Catherine Lucinda 'Lucy' Mozingo: Birth: 1794 in North Carolina, USA. Death: 1886 in Conecuh, Alabama, USA

  2. Jonathan Mozingo: Birth: 1798 in North Carolina, USA. Death: BEF 27 APR 1845 in Dallas, Alabama, USA

  3. William Mozingo: Birth: 1804 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: BEF 1860 in Choctaw, Alabama, USA

  4. Leonard Kinchen Monzingo: Birth: FEB 1807 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 17 SEP 1884 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, USA

  5. Joseph McKenzie Mozingo: Birth: 10 OCT 1812 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 12 OCT 1899 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA

  6. Mary Ann Mozingo: Birth: 1816 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina.

  7. Mahalia Mozingo: Birth: 1825 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina.

  8. Elizabeth 'Eliza' Mozingo: Birth: 1828 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina.


Sources
1. Title:   Mozingo, William; Will of; Book 10, pp 211, 6/17/1851; 'Mozingo,' FM Richey, 11/98
2. Title:   US Census; 1850

Notes
a. Note:   1790's: William Mozingo family not in 1790/1800 Darlington (Cheraw) census; probably came to SC after 1800.
  1806: Jacob and Jean Kelley sell 100 acres to Edward Skinner for $200. This was originally a 100 acre land grant to Philip Pittman, dated 2/17/1791; surveyed for Harmon Holloman on 1/14/1786, bounded by Holloman. This property is bounded [in 1806] by Samuel Hearon and William Mozingo property. [recorded 2/28/1807]
  1810: William Mozingo recorded in 1810 US Census, adjacent to his brother- in-law, Jonathan Cotton; and 22 households from Phillip Pittman. [3-1-0-1-0 : 2-1-0-2-0] ref: rootsweb, ~usgenweb/sc/darlington/census/1810/0010.gif
  1812: Thomas Kea purchases 54 acres near Lynches creek from Vincent Delk on January 14, 1912; it adjoins William Mozingo and Vincent Delk property. This property originally belonged to Phillip Pittman.
  1813: William recorded as juror #16 in Darlington District Court of General Sessions; 3rd Monday in March, 1813.
  1815: Benjamin and Elley Skinner sell 50 acres to Jonathan Cotton; part of a Philip Pitman land grant dated 2/17/1791; bounded by Kea's land on the west, and Mozingo land on the east; dated 10/21/1815.
  1820: William Mozingo and Vincent Delk are recorded near Thomas Kea in the 1820 Darlington Co., census; 12 and 4 households, respectively.
  1826: Jonathan Cotton witnessed the 1826 Thomas Kea Will.
  1830: William Mozingo; page 241, 1830 Darlington Co., census.
  1833: Vincent Delk sells 3 parcels to Asa Woodham; 260, 95, and 45.
  The 260 acre parcel bounded by Thomas Kea, William Mozingo, Lemuel Skinner, John Gatlin, Byrd Skinner, and John Beasley, to line on Cannon grant. Vincent Delk originally purchased this land from Samuel Hearon on 9/29/1813.
  The 95 acre parcel. Vincent Delk originally purchased this land from John Shirley on 12/12/1826.
  The 45 acre parcel bounded by Redden Beasley, Samuel Hearon, Jesse Skinner, to the 95 acre line.
  1836: William Mozingo was appointed as appraiser for Estate of Thomas Kea, 31 March 1836. Kinchen Mozingo, son of William, was co-executor of Thomas Kea estate. Kinchen married Mary Ann Kea, daughter of Thomas Kea.
  1850: William, age 75; wife Nancy, age 70; recorded in Darlington County Census; page 304; Line 5-8; dated 9/12/1850. His son, Joseph McKenzie and wife Anna recorded in Darlington County Census; page 304; Line 9-10; dated 9/12/1850. 1850: William Beasley and family enumerated in the Darlington County, SC census; pages 303B-304, between Jarrett Woodham and William Mozingo families.
  1851: William Mozingo Will dated July 11, 1851:

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