Individual Details

Joshua married Margaret Brown.

William Thomas, Joseph Eckhols, jr. and Samuel Parks Returned hear a Report of Processioning ….we have Processioned the land of William Thomas, Joseph Eckhols, Joshua Eckhols, William Short ….certified under our hands this 17th day of March 1760
Source: Vestry Book of Antrim Parish, Halifax County, Virginia 1752 – 1817

Joshua Echols [838.2.3] (-1800) purchased 400 acres on the upper side of Catawba Creek 3 April 1778. When he sold 102 acres on Catawba 29 December 1778, Margaret — relinquished her dower right.
Of his 400 acres on Catawba Creek, Joshua deeded 100 acres to Peter Crews 8 October 1780, 285 acres to Francis Moore Petty 20 December 1781, and remaining 15 acres to his brother Joseph Echols 25 January 1783.
Joseph Echols was head of a household of six whites and one black in Pittsylvania County in 1782.
Joshua died in Pendleton District (now Anderson County) South Carolina by 26 November 1800 when they recorded his estate inventory. A 1818-deed identified his wife as Margaret and other heirs as John Echols, Darius Echols, James Echols, Joshua Echols, Abraham Echols, Elijah V. Echols, and Richard Brown. Source John W. Pritchett

Pendleton SC DB F, p.421
17 Dec 1800 Jehu Reed to William Fortune, 75 acres on Cain Creek of the Tugaloo, bounded by Pendleton Isbell and Callaway, part of grant to Joshua Eckels, 1794. Rec. 12 Oct 1801.
Pendleton SC DB H, p.394
3 Mar 1806 Ormand Morgan to Thomas Harrison, 250 acres where Morgan now lives, bounded by Rolston and Peggy Echols. [Peggy being a nickname for Margaret, this is possibly the land of Joshua]

Death

Abt 1800

Pendleton District, South Carolina

Father	Abraham Echols (1700 - 1749)
Mother	Sarah Hubbard Tamer ( - )
Sibling	Isaac Echols (1733 - 1761)
Sibling	Joseph Echols (1734 - 1789)
Sibling	Sarah Echols (1735 - )
Sibling	Rebekah Echols (1741 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Echols (1743 - )