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Poco Sabo Plantation Green Pond Colleton County
Basic Information
Timeline
- 1702 Earliest known date of existence
- ? House built
Original house burned.
- 1920 Current house built
Land
- Number of acres 1,700
- Primary crop Rice
Owners
- Alphabetical list First Landgrave Edmund Bellinger (1702), Second Landgrave Edmend Bellinger (1705), Third Landgrave Edmund Bellinger (1739), Fourth Landgrave Edmund Bellinger, Jr. (1772), Edmund Cussings Bellinger (1830), Joseph Bellinger (1801), Sidney Evander Boynton (1910), Dr. Erastus Gaither Bumgardner (1967), Lucius G. Fishburne (1960), Samuel Griswald Flagg (1939), Dr. Alexander Fraser (1817), John Henry Girardeau (1804), Meyer Robert Guggenhelm (1947), E. L. Halsey and A. O. Halsey (1904), Halsey Lumber Company (1904), John Hanckel (1863)(1871), Silas Wilder Howland (1934), H. Anthony Ittleson (1994-present), Hugh L. King (1960 and 1961), Edward B. Lining and Charles Lining (1843), Henrietta Parker Lining (1849), Richard Hill Lining, Thomas Lining, Peoples Bank (1876), Reverend Henry Middleton Parker (1856) Alfred Moore Rhett (1867), James Moore Rhett (1850), Allen P. Spalding, Jr., Frederick Ayer Spauldng and Anne D. Spaulding Diebold (1971) Clemm Chandos Tracy (1857), Williamson, Witte
Slaves
Buildings
Web Resources
Print Resources
- Initial references: 1, 4, 18, 34
- Alexander Moore, Poco Sabo Plantation: a place in time photographs by Davic S. Soliday.
- Suzanne Cameron Linder, Historical Atlas of the Rice Plantations of the ACE River Basin 1860 (Columbia: South Carolina Department of Archives and History, 1995), pp. 451-454.
Contact Information
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