First Families of Edgefield District South Carolina

Some First Families of Aiken County

When the first United States census was taken in 1790, the territory now known as Aiken County was a part of Ninety-six and Orangeburg Districts. The population of the United States at this time, exclusive of slaves, was only 3,231,533. The only names listed in the census were the heads of families, but they were the ones who made the constitution possible and who put it into successful operation after it was adopted. The following are the names of the heads of some of the families living in what is now Aiken County or adjacent territory. We should be proud of these names, for by their actions in war and peace they helped to found our nation. Many living here today will find the name of an ancestor in this list.

Adkison, David
Amick, Peter
Armstrong, Richard
Ashley, Robert
Boyd, Edmund - 1 slave
Beck, Charles
Beck, John
Bill, John - 3 slaves (could this be Bell?)
Brown, Joel

REF: Toole - Ninety Years in Aiken County,

 

    

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First Families of Edgefield District, South Carolina
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The First Families Project
Edgefield County, SC

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