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Cedar Hill Plantation Huger Berkeley County
Basic Information
Timeline
- 1682 Earliest known date of existence
Jonah Lynch received a grant of land. He called his property Blessing after the ship that brought him to the new colonies (Irving, p. 135).
- ? The Blessing was divided up into three plantations: Blessing, Cherry Hill, and Cedar Hill.
- ? Henry Laurens purchased the Blessing and then proceeded to purchase Cherry Hill and Cedar Hill (Irving, p. 136).
While in the possession of the Laurens family the plantations were once again divided.
- 1845 Cedar Hill was in the possession of James Poyas.
The Poyas family, on several occasions, entertained William Tecumseh Sherman while he was stationed at Fort Moultrie (Irving, p. 137).
- 1860 By this time all three plantations were owned by William James Ball.
- 1865 The three plantations were once again sold separately.
- 1927 The Wellington Corporation purchased all three plantations. A year later they sold them to T. Ferdinand Wilcox, Esq. and Edward Roesler, Esq. (Irving, p. 136).
Land
- Number of acres
- Primary crop Rice
Owners
- Alphabetical list William James Ball; Henry Laurens; Jonah Lynch; James Poyas; T. Ferdinand Wilcox and Edward Roesler; Wellington Corporation
Slaves
Buildings
Web Resources
Print Resources
- John B. Irving, A Day on Cooper River (Columbia, SC: R.L. Bryan Company, 1969).
Contact Information
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