Parsonage Plantation - Beaufort County South Carolina SC

Parsonage Plantation – St Helena Island – Beaufort County



Basic Information

Timeline

  • Earliest known date of existence – ?

  • House built – ?

  • ? – Isaac Perry Fripp was owner (1, p. 424)

  • 1849 – By this year, Isaac Perry Fripp had given or sold a large portion of Parsonage's property to his son-in-law Edgar Fripp. Edgar called his plantation Palmetto Hills, currently known as Seaside Plantation (1, p. 424)

Land

  • Number of acres – ?

  • Primary crop – ?

Owners

  • Chronological list – Isaac Perry Fripp; Ely

Slaves

  • Number of slaves – ?

Buildings

References & Resources

  1. Richard Porcher and Sarah Fick, The Story of Sea Island Cotton (Layton, Utah: Gibbs Smith, 2005)

  2. News & Courier Newspaper (predecessor to the Charleston Post & Courier) February 26, 1933 issue reprint of Free South April 4, 1863 listing of St. Helena Island plantation sales prior to the Civil War





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