Individual Details
Samuel Doolittle
(6 Dec 1740 - 2 Jun 1800)
They were well-to-do and res on his extensive plantation in Edgefield Courthouse where his slaves raised cotton and other produce; cared for his horses, a sizeable herd of cattle and droves of swine.
Events
| Birth | 6 Dec 1740 | Martintown, Edgefield, SC | |||
| Marriage | 4 Jan 1770 | Edgefield, South Carolina, British North America - Nancy Waddy | |||
| Event | 14 Dec 1792 | Edgefield, South Carolina, United States |  | ||
| Death | 2 Jun 1800 | Martintown, Edgefield, SC | |
Families
| Spouse | Nancy Waddy (1747 - 1828) |
| Child | Sarah Doolittle (1765 - 1850) |
| Child | Elizabeth "Betsy" Doolittle (1767 - ) |
| Child | Nancy Doolittle (1770 - ) |
| Child | Benjamin Doolittle (1771 - 1830) |
| Child | Amia Anna Doolittle (1775 - ) |
| Child | Samuel Doolittle (1780 - 1817) |
| Father | Joseph Doolittle (1715 - 1792) |
| Mother | Experance Bartlett (1711 - 1787) |
| Sibling | Joseph Doolittle (1736 - 1792) |
Notes
Event
Samuel Doolittle of Edgefield Co. recorded as buying 171 acres there for L50 14 Dec 1792.Death
He was buried in Dry Creek Cem., Edgefield Crthse, Edgefield, SC.His will dated 26 Mar 1799 mentions sons Benjamin and Samuel; daus Sarah who m Adams and Betsey who m Swillivan; also Nancy and Anna, unmarried. To each was given a negro man & wf and they were to divide balance of est after thier mother's death. "Loving wife Nancy and loving son Benjamin" exrs. Inventory dated 2 July 1800---Personals $2665.87 1/2.
Benjamin Doolittle as Exr for Samuel Doolittle, Sr. reported 16 June 1801; Paid Dr. Jos. Fuller for medicine and attendance $7. Pd Dr. Wm. Brazier $19. for medicine and attendance; pd John Gardner $2.50 for making coffin; pd taxes for 1799 $14.83.