Family Group Sheet

FATHER * DAVID RODDEY

BirthAbt 1755possibly Village of Ahoghil, Lower Toome, Antrim, Ireland
BirthAbt 1755Ballymoney, Antrim Co., Ireland
BirthAbt 1755Ireland
Miscellaneous1755Ireland
BirthJan 1755County Donegal, Ireland?
MarriagePrhps 1775Ireland - Eleanor 'Ellen' Ferguson
Military1776 - 1781Sub altern in Banastre Tarleton's Cavalry - South Carolina
Residence1782Ireland
ImmigrationAbt 17 Jun 1787From Larne to America: Belfast Newsletter, Charlestown, South Carolina, British America
Sources Checked1785 - 1919Spartenburg, South Carolina
Religion1787member of the Secession congregation of Ahoghill of which the Rev Peter McMullan was pastor - Antrim, Ireland
MiscellaneousAbt 1787according to a 90 year old man who spoke with WL Roddey 'all he remembers was that his father told him that David Roddey came upstate SC with a bag full of gold, brought a goodly tract of land on a fast flowing creek. He put a grist mill there
Miscellaneous19 Jul 1787on board the Friendship, will of Hugh McMaster
Immigration4 Sep 1787Charleston, South Carolina, British America
MiscellaneousAbt Nov 1787was an appraiser for Hugh McMaster's estate along with John Storment and James W Creight - Fairfield, South Carolina, United States
Property5 Dec 1787recorded 6 Jun 1799 - bought 62 acres on the south fork of Rocky Creek alongside land of John Steele, William Storment & Robert McCullough, Camden, South Carolina, United States
Religion1788Covenanters - South Carolina
Property6 Jun 1788officially recorded purchased 62 acres on waters of south fork of Rockey Creek, surveyed by William Boyd - Camden, South Carolina, United States
Marriage8 Oct 1788Eleanor 'Ellen' Ferguson
Miscellaneous1790Neely's Creek ARP organized - York, South Carolina, United States
Census1790possible candidate - William Rudy, Chester, South Carolina
Religion1795perhaps his church was Bull Run, later Purity Presbyterian Church, Chester, South Carolina
Residence21 Jul 1795Executor of John Storment's Will - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
Residence7 Sep 1795Executor of Robert Harpers Will - Chester, South Carolina, United States
Property17 Jul 1796Chester County, South Carolina, United States
Property18 Jul 1796purchased 100 acres on Rocky Creek - Chester, South Carolina, United States
Miscellaneous7 Sep 1796Exec of Robert Harper will - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
Property17 Aug 1798sells 62 a to Allen Grafton - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
PropertyJun 1799Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, 100 acres - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
Marriage1803 - 1804* Elizabeth McAteer? (McTeer, McIntrye, McTyeire)
MoveAbt 1803York, South Carolina, United States
Property26 Jan 1803sell 100 acres in Fairfield on waters of Rocky Creek - Fairfield, South Carolina, United States
Property4 Mar 1803 'William Brocket of Fairfield to David Roddey of Fairfield" for $450, 3 tracts of land, 400 acres - York, South Carolina, United States
Miscellaneous29 Oct 1803was witness to James Kenmure's Will - York, South Carolina, United States
Signature29 Oct 1803York, South Carolina, United States
Property17 Mar 1809purchased 14 acres from Wm Smith of Chester for $7 - York County, South Carolina, United States
Census1810York, South Carolina, United States
Property18 Dec 1816sold 70 acres on the Cane Creek - Lancaster County, South Carolina, United States
PropertyApr 1819David Roddey to Allen Grafton, 62 acres - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
Census1820York, South Carolina, United States
PropertyApr 1820Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, Apr 1820 - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
PropertyApr 1820David Roddey to Daniel Harper, 100 Acres - Chester County, South Carolina, United States
Court1821York, South Carolina, United States
Property28 Jun 1821406 a to Dr. Ezekel Hall - water of Neelys Creek, York County, South Carolina, United States
Death18 Jan 1822York, South Carolina, United States
Probate22 Jan 1822York, South Carolina, United States
Alt nameRoddy, Rodey, Rody, Rodely, Rady, Roday, Rudy, Rhoday
Burialmost likely Neely's Creek ARP Cemetery, York, South Carolina, United States

MOTHER Eleanor 'Ellen' Ferguson

Birth1759Ireland
MarriagePrhps 1775Ireland - * DAVID RODDEY
ImmigrationJan 1787 or Feb 1787Ship 'The Volunteer', From Ireland to either Pennsylvania, Norfolk, VA or Georgetown, SC
Marriage8 Oct 1788* DAVID RODDEY
DeathAft 7 Mar 1797South Carolina

CHILDREN

Andrew Roddey
BirthAbt 1785Ireland
Move1803York, South Carolina, United States
MarriageAbt 1804South Carolina - Margaret "Peggy" Moore
Census1810York, South Carolina, United States
Property1 Jan 1810purchaseed 75 acres near present day Sharon - Clark's Fork of Bullock's Creek, E Side, Western York, South Carolina, United States
Census1820York, South Carolina, United States
Miscellaneous18 Feb 1822qualified as adminstrator along with John Kenmore of the David Roddey estate - York, South Carolina, United States
Property12 Jul 1827purchased a tract of land - York, South Carolina, United States
Property16 Sep 1829purchased a tract of land - York, South Carolina, United States
Census1830York, South Carolina, United States
MarriageBet 1832 and 1833Jane Bigham
ReligionBef 1832Sharon ARP church - York, South Carolina, United States
Move1832because he was strongly opposed to the institution of slavery - Near Bloomington, Indian Territory, United States
MoveAbt 1835based on 1850 census and children's birth places - Indiana, United States
Census (family)1840Jackson, Wayne Ohio - Jane Bigham
Census (family)1850Clear Creek, Monroe, Indiana, United States - Jane Bigham
Census (family)1860PO Smithville, Clear Creek, Monroe, Indiana, United States - Jane Bigham
Death11 Aug 1867Monroe, Indiana, United States
Burial11 Aug 1867Rose Hill Cemetery, Plot: Spencer Addition, Lot 225, Bloomington, Monroe, Indiana, United States
Obit15 Aug 1867obituary from Progress, Bloomington, Monroe Co., Indiana - Bloomington, Monroe, Indiana, United States
Elizabeth Roddey
BirthAbt 1791Prob Fairfield, South Carolina, United States
MarriageAbt 1794Robert Rives (Reeves, Rieves)
Census1810
Census1820
DeathBef Poss 1822
William David Roddey
Birth1776 - 1794
Census1810
MarriageAbt 1815Elizabeth "Betsy" White
Census7 Aug 1820York, South Carolina, United States
DeathJan 1826Chester, South Carolina, United States
ProbateJan 1826Chester, South Carolina, United States
Ellen Roddey
Birth31 Oct 1795Prob Fairfield, South Carolina, United States
Census1810York, South Carolina, United States
Marriage15 Jun 1815Neely's Creek Church, York, South Carolina, United States - James Duncan
Census1820York, South Carolina, United States
Census1830York, South Carolina, United States
Census1840York, South Carolina, United States
Census1850Chester, South Carolina, United States
PropertyAbt 1850had Bounty Land numbers 38834-80-'50 and 17738-80-'55
Census1860Chester, South Carolina, United States
Residence1878Chestnut Grove, Chester, South Carolina, United States
Census1880Lewisville, Chester, South Carolina, United States
Death23 Jun 1883Chester, South Carolina, United States
Death21 Jun 1884
BurialAft 21 Jun 1884Fishing Creek Presbyterian Churchyard, Chester, Chester, South Carolina, United States
Sarah "Sally" Roddey
Birth7 Mar 1797South Carolina
Census1810York, South Carolina, United States
Census1830York, South Carolina, United States
Census1840York, South Carolina, United States
Census1850Chester, South Carolina, United States
Census31 Aug 1860Chester, South Carolina, United States
Death15 Sep 1873
BurialAft 15 Sep 1873Fishing Creek Presbyterian Cemetery, Chester, South Carolina, United States

Endnotes

1. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998), 1.

2. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059.

3. Thomas Mitchell Roddey, "Roddey Family Bible Information," (2 March 1999); William White Jr Papers: "," transcription of David Roddey Bible from Thomas Mitchell Roddey - 2 Mar 1999; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, South Carolina.

4. "York County, South Carolina Court, Probate, Court and Estate Records," database, South Carolina Genealogy Trails (www.genealogytrails.com/scar/: accessed 6 March 2019), David Roddey excused from Jury Duty, 1821; citing Common Pleas Journal, York, SC.

5. Thomas Mitchell Roddey, "Roddey Family Bible Information," (2 March 1999); William White Jr Papers: "," transcription of David Roddey Bible from Thomas Mitchell Roddey - 2 Mar 1999; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, South Carolina.

6. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey Family); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

7. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998), 1.

8. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059, 1.

9. "Roddey," (n.d., Roddey Family Bible copied by Thomas Mitchell Roddey letter to Billy); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

10. (Ireland) Belfast Newsletter, 19-22 Jun 1787, p. 3, col. 1. Letter from passengers traveling to America on board the Friendship; index hosted by University of Louisiana at LaFayette.

11. "Spartanburg, South Carolina, Direct (grantor) index, R-Sl 1785-1919," database, FamilySearch (familysearch.org: accessed 1 April 2023), not found in index prior to 1900s; citing FHL 1022797.

12. "Spartenburg, South Carolina, Indirect (grantee) index, P-R 1785-1919," database, FamilySearch (familysearch.org: accessed 1 April 2023), several early Roddys, Alexander most prevalent; citing FHL 1022811.

13. "Spartanburg, SC, Index to estate papers N-Z 1787-1971," database, FamilySearch (familysearch.org: accessed 1 April 2023), no Roddeys before 1900; citing FHL 1022765.

14. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

15. "Rocky Creek Settlement," database, John A. Robertson, Global Gazetteer of the American Revolution (http://gaz.jrshelby.com/rocky-cr-settlement.htm: downloaded 23 June 2017), Covenanter Church and Catholic Presbyterian Churches.

16. "Will Transcripts, 1782- c. 1865," transciption, South Carolina Department of Archives & History (www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/: downloaded 9 November 2015), Hugh McMaster will, 19 July 1787 on board the Friendship.

17. David Dobson, Ships from Ireland to Early America, 1623-1850, Volume 1 (Baltimore, Maryland: Clearfield Company, Inc, 1999, then 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005), 58 Captain Cousar.

18. "Charleston, Sept 6," Columbian Herald, 6 September 1787, newspaper archives (http://www.genealogybank.com : downloaded 7 November 2015), p. 3, arrival of ship Friendship from Larne with 200 passengers, 4 Sep 1787; citing NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society..

19. "South Carolina, Probate Records, Loose Papers, 1732-1964," database, (familysearch.com: accessed 11 June 2013), Hugh W Master, Fairfield Co, County Court, Estate Records, 1787-1792, image 5.

20. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059.

21. "Plats for State Land Grants, Series: S213190, Vol 23, p. 92, Item 1," (6 June 1788); Plat: "," Land Grants for SC; SC Department of Archives & History, Columbia, SC.

22. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059.

23. "South Carolina Department of Arcives & History," database, (http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=190572 24 March 2013), David Roddey, series: S213190, Vol: 0023, Page:00092, Item: 001.

24. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059.

25. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

26. "Roddey," (n.d., Roddey Family Bible copied by Thomas Mitchell Roddey letter to Billy); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

27. Committee, A Chronological History of Rock Hill, SC : 1567-1952 (Rock Hill, South Carolina: Committee Self Published, unknown, possibly 1952), 4.

28. 1790 U.S. census, Chester Co., SC, population schedule, , p. 186, 2nd column, 9th from bottom of page, William Rudy; digital images, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : accessed 1 April 2023); citing NARA microfilm publication M637, roll 11.

29. "History of Purity," database, Purity Presbyterian Church (https://www.puritypc.org/history: accessed 24 April 2023), history of the meeting house.

30. "," database, South Carolina Department of Archives & History (http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/: accessed 28 February 2015), John Stroment [Storment] Will, 21 Jul 1795.

31. Chester, South Carolina, Book B Page 234: Aprt No 26 Package No 379 Robert Harper. David Roddey Executor; http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/ViewImage.aspx?imageNumber=S108093000600220000a.jpg&recordId=296921, Online South Carolina Archives.

32. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 121.

33. Chester County, South Carolina, T: 197-8, Hugh McDonald release of lease to David Roddey, 17 Jul 1796; Chester County Clerk of Court, Chester, SC.

34. "Chester, SC, Deeds, v. S-T 1816-1821, 1823," digital images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLV-PSX9-M?mode=g&cat=360823: accessed 9 May 2021), im 406, Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, 17 Jul 1796; citing FHL microfilm 23327.

35. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 120.

36. Chester County, South Carolina, G: 64, Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, 18 Jul 1796; Chester County Clerk of Court, Chester, SC.

37. Brent H. Holcomb, Chester County, South Carolina Will Abstracts 1787-1838 [1776-1838] (Columbia, SC: SCMAR, 2006), 37.

38. , Conveyances S 1816-1824: 517-8, David Roddey to Allen Grafton, 62 acres, 7 Jul 1798; Chester County Clerk of Court, Chester Co., SC.

39. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 121.

40. Chester County, South Carolina, S: 517, David Roddey to Allen Grafton, 17 Aug 1798; Chester County Clerk of Court, Chester, SC.

41. "FHL 364840 [Chester Deeds Index]," digital images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4N-8S7M-9?cat=260540: accessed 23 June 2017), Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, 14 Jun 1799; citing Chester County, SC Clerk.

42. "Chester, SC, Deeds, v. G-H 1798-1802," digital images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSR8-6N25?mode=g&cat=360823: accessed 9 May 2021), im 54, Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, 14 Jun 1799; citing FHL microfilm 23323.

43. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998), 4.

44. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

45. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 121.

46. Chester County, South Carolina, T: 198-9, David Roddey to Daniel Harper, 26 Jan 1803; Chester County Clerk of Court, Chester, SC.

47. "Chester, SC, Deeds, v. S-T 1816-1821, 1823," digital images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSLV-PSX9-M?mode=g&cat=360823: accessed 9 May 2021), im 407, David Roddey and Daniel Harper, 26 Jan 1803; citing FHL microfilm 23327.

48. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059.

49. York Co., SC, Deed Book, F: 374-5, William Brocket to David Roddey 400 acres, 1803; Clerk of the Court, 2 S Congress St., York, SC.

50. "," database, South Carolina Department of Archives & History (http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/: accessed 28 February 2015), James Harper Will.

51. "South Carolina, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1670-1980 >York > Records of Estates, File No. 2602-2658," digital images, Ancestery (https://www.ancestry.com/: accessed 8 April 2023), im 245, signature of David Roddey, 29 Oct 1803; citing South Carolina, Court of Ordinary York District.

52. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

53. 1810 U.S. census, York Co., South Carolina, population schedule, , enumeration district (ED) York>Not Stated, 18, David Roddey; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com/ : accessed ); FHL microfilm 181420, roll 61.

54. Deed Book I Lancaster Co., SC, p. 60, Lancaster Adminstration Building, Lancaster, SC.

55. 1820 U.S. census, York Co., SC, population schedule, York, p.159, line 15, David Roddy; digital images, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : downloaded 13 November 2015); citing NARA microfilm publication m33, rol 121.

56. "FHL 364840 [Chester Deeds Index]," digital images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4N-8S7M-9?cat=260540: accessed 23 June 2017), Hugh McDonald to David Roddey, Apr 1820; citing Chester County, SC Clerk.

57. "York County, South Carolina Court, Probate, Court and Estate Records," database, South Carolina Genealogy Trails (www.genealogytrails.com/scar/: accessed 6 March 2019), David Roddey excused from Jury Duty, 1821; citing Common Pleas Journal, York, SC.

58. , Conveyances I, 1819-1822: 259, David Roddey sells 406 acres to Dr. Ezekiel Hall on waters of Neely Creek; Clerk of the Court, York, SC.

59. SC Probate Records, File and Loose Papers, 1732-1964>York>Probate Courts FHL, Case 45, File 1905, Images 635-648.

60. William Boyce White, Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Roddey Family Bible, copied by Thomas Mitchell Roddey letter to White); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

61. York, South Carolina, SC Probate Records, Bd Volumes, 1671-1977, York, Estate record books 1814-1826, Vol F, images 991,1110,1148,1248,1362 (R index on image 916), David Roddey.

62. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 121.

63. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998).

64. unknown, Roddey Chronology Given to Ria Lobato by Sissi Jones (kin) c/o Hohner, Inc/Hss, 1000 Technology park Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23059.

65. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998), 2.

66. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

67. "Roddey," (n.d., Roddey Family Bible copied by Thomas Mitchell Roddey letter to Billy); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

68. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family, p.2); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

69. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998).

70. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

71. 1870 US Federal Census, Perry, Monroe, Indiana, , image 32 of 39, 225, Andrew D Roddy; digital images, (ancestry.com : accessed 14 December 2014).

72. 1870 US Federal Census, Perry, Monroe, Indiana, , image 32 of 39, 225, Andrew D Roddy; digital images, (ancestry.com : accessed 14 December 2014).

73. "Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963," digital images, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com: accessed 17 March 2018), Mrs. Mary Roddy Scott, 26 Jun 1911.

74. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

75. 1810 U.S. census, York Co., South Carolina, population schedule, , Andw Roddy; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com/ : accessed ); FHL microfilm 181420, roll 61.

76. 1820 U.S. census, York Co., South Carolina, population schedule, , >18, Andrew Roddy; digital images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com : accessed 3/10/2013); NARA microfilm publication M33, roll 121.

77. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family, p.2); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

78. 1810 U.S. census, York Co., South Carolina, population schedule, , p. 643, line 2, Andw Roddy household; digital images, Ancestry (http://www.ancestry.com/ : accessed 10 March 2013); FHL microfilm 181420, roll 61.

79. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

80. 1820 U.S. census, York Co., South Carolina, population schedule, York, p. 164, line 31, Andrew Roddy household; digital images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com : accessed 10 March 2013); NARA microfilm publication M33, roll 121.

81. Chester, South Carolina, South Carolina, Probate Records, Bound Volunes, 1671-1977, York, Minute Book, 1814-1830, Image 89, Andrew and David Roddey.

82. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

83. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

84. 1830 U.S. census, York District, South Carolina, population schedule, , p. 381, line 9, Andrew Roddey household; digital images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com : accessed 10 March 2013); NARA microfilm publication M19, roll 173.

85. 1850 U.S. census, Monroe Co., Indiana, population schedule, , image 1, 295 and 299, Andrew Roddy and William W Roddy; digital images, Ancestry (http://search.ancestry.com : accessed 27 April 2014); NARA microfilm publication M432, roll 161.

86. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

87. "The Quarterly (York Co), Vol 10, March 1999," database, familysearch.org (: accessed 3 April 2014), Sharon ARP Church - York county's first seceder church. By Louise Pettus..

88. William Boyce White, Jr, "," ; note in file: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

89. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

90. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family, p.2); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

91. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

92. 1850 U.S. census, Monroe Co., Indiana, population schedule, Clear Creek, p. 316B, dwelling 295 and 299, family 295 and 299, Andrew Roddy and William W Roddy households; digital images, Ancestry (http://search.ancestry.com : accessed 27 April 2014); NARA microfilm publication M432, roll 161.

93. 1860 U.S. census, Monroe Co., Indiana, population schedule, Clear Creek, p. 469, dwelling 203, family 194, Andrew Roddy household; digital images, Ancestery (www.ancestry.com : viewed 8 December 2015); NARA microfilm M653, roll 282.

94. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

95. Find A Grave (http://www.findagrave.com : 7 October 2016), Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Charlotte, NC, memorial # 103166561, photo by “t. stephens”, grave maker of James Greer, 11 Sept 1828., Andrew Roddey, 11 Aug 1867, mem # 71717734, obit online.

96. Find A Grave (http://www.findagrave.com : 7 October 2016), Steele Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Charlotte, NC, memorial # 103166561, photo by “t. stephens”, grave maker of James Greer, 11 Sept 1828., Andrew Roddy, 11 Aug 1867, mem # 71717734, obit included.

97. , Find A Grave, photograph (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 24 June 2017), Andrew Roddy, 11 Aug 1867, 83 years old, mem # 71717734, obit included.

98. Louise Pettus, A Roddey Family: Our Ancestral Lineage from David Roddey, the Pioneer, through the lives of William Joseph ' Papa Joe' Roddey and Mary Perry Dunlap ' Mama Joe' Roddey (N.p.: n.p., 1998).

99. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

100. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

101. 1820 U.S. census, Chester Co., South Carolina, population schedule, , >7, Robt Rives; digital images, Ancestry (http://search.ancestry.com : accessed 3/10/2013); citing NARA microfilm publication M33, roll 120.

102. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

103. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family, p.3); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

104. 1820 U.S. census, York Co., South Carolina, population schedule, , >6, William Roddy; digital images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com : accessed 10 March 2013); NARA microfilm publication M33, roll 121.

105. Chester, South Carolina, : 59/906, i184 William D Roddy probate record; familysearch.com, .

106. William White, Jr, Along the Land's Ford Road: Volume II (Rock Hill, SC: Historic Rock Hill, 2008), 113.

107. William Boyce White Jr, "Roddey," (n.d., Biography of David Roddey family, p.3); binder: "Roddey," William Boyce White, Jr Papers; Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections, Rock Hill, SC.

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