Newberry County Probate Records
In 1783 an ordinance was passed to divide the districts of Charleston, Georgetown, Cheraw, Camden, Ninety-Six, Orangeburg and Beaufort into counties not more than forty miles square. When the County Court Act was written in 1785, a court was held (in every county) once every three months and the first court was held at the house of Colonel Robert Rutherford on September 5th. The Justices present were Robert Rutherford, Robert Gillam, George Ruff, Levi Casey, John Lindsey, Philemon Waters and Levi Manning. William Malone was appointed clerk serving until 1794 with his deputies, viz: Thomas Brooks Rutherford, Major Frederick Nance and William Satterwhite. It was not until 1787 that another location for holding court was designated, being on the north side of the Bush River. William Caldwell and Joseph Wright were appointed to run a line agreed upon by the Justices to fix the public buildings by, which survey was produced at the house of John Coate. The county seat is the town of Newberry.
Newberry County Wills and Estates Available to Members of South Carolina Pioneers
Images of Abstracts of Deeds
- Deed Book A, 1776 to 1791 (Index)
- Deed Book B, 1792 to 1794 (Index)
- Deed Book C, 1794 to 1797 (Index)
- Deed Book D, 1797 to 1798 (Index)
- Deed Book E, 1798 to 1800 (Index)
- Deed Book F, 1800 to 1803 (Index)
- Deed Book G, 1803 to 1804 (No Index)
- Deed Book H, 1804 to 1805 (No Index)
Indexes to Probate Records
- General Index to Wills 1776-1858
- Will Bk L, some abstracts
- Will Book A (1776 to 1814)
- Wills and Estates 1776-1850
- Wills and Inventories 1787-1796
- Wills and Inventories 1800-1803
- Wills and Inventories 1803-1810
- Wills and Inventories 1809-1814
- Wills and Inventories 1816-1818
- Inventories and Sales, Book B
- Will Book E (1805 to 1826)
- Will Book F (1823 to 1860)
- Will Book 4 (1840 to 1858)
Abstracts and Typed Transcripts, Wills, Inventories, Estates
- Wills and Inventories 1776 to 1814
- Wills and Inventories 1800 to 1814
- Wills and Inventories 1809 to 1814
- Book A, 1776=1796
- Book B, 1796-1800
- Book C, 1800-1803
- Book D, 1803-1810
- Book E, 1809-1814
- Book F, 1815-1818
Miscellaneous
- Marriage Contract between John Folks and Eve Margrete Dickert
- Charles Littleton gives Release to Wadlington
Transcripts of Newberry County Wills (1774 to 1790)
Testators: Ballentine infants, guardian appointed; Richard Bonds, James Chandler, Cornelius Cox, Jacob Crommer, Rebecca Crommer, George Dawkins, Daniel Dewalt, Peter Dewalt, Michael Dickert Sr., Enos Elliman, Laurens Feagle, James Ford, Peter Galloway, John Gary, William Gilliam, John Glen, Thomas Grasty, Thomas Green, Nathaniel Harris, James Hodges, Henry Kesler, Charles King, Stephen Lewis, John Lindsey, Robert Man, James Murphey, John Newman, William O;Neall, Jacob Oxner Sr., Isaac Parmer, Benjamin Pearson, Samuel Pearson, Jacob Setsler, John Suber, William Taylor, Elizabeth Turner, William Turner, John Vaun, John Adam Wicker, Mathias Wickert.Transcripts of Newberry County Wills (1840 to 1848)
South Carolina Wills and Estates
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