John William Jeter, II

    The name Jeter is French and means "to throw". 

It is believed that the Jeters were Huguenots who refuged in England for many years and came from there to Virginia early in the 18th century settling in what is now Caroline County.

A memorandum found in the branch of the family that settled in Kentucky says

the first immigrant was John Jeter; that he settled about eight miles from Port Royal in Caroline County, Virginia; that he married twice and had eleven children by each marriage.

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 136. William Jeter, born Abt. 1720 in AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died Bet. 1797 - 1802 in EDGEFIELD, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES. He was the son of 272. John I Jeter and 273. Elizabeth Vaughn. He married 137. Margaret Vaughn Abt. 1741 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

137. Margaret Vaughn, born Abt. 1724 in KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, VIRGINIA. She was the daughter of 274. Cornelius Vaughn and 275. Elizabeth Leavell.
Notes for William Jeter:

More About William Jeter and Margaret Vaughn: Marriage: Abt. 1741, LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA

Children of William Jeter and Margaret Vaughn are: 68 i. Cornelius I Jeter, born Abt. 1756 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; married Sarah Lovelace. ii. Hal Jeter, born Abt. 1751. iii. Joseph Jeter, born Abt. 1753. iv. James Jeter, born January 15, 1759 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died March 16, 1840 in UNION COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES; married Mary Crosby 1782; born 1765 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA.

I, William Jeter, being aged and feeble of body but of perfect mind + memory. I lend to my wife Margaret Jeter the whole estate both real + personal her life time or widowhood. I give unto Margaret one feather bed + furniture being the bed we now lie on with one bay mare, one cow + calf, + three sheep. John William Jeter 400 acres of land. one negro man named Ned + one feather bed + furniture now in his possession. I give to my dtr. Partheny Vaughn 100 acres of land, one feather bed + furniture, one mare, saddle + bridle. I give to my dtr Ancridge Howlet the goods + chattles that I lend her also the debt of L21 2s 8p + half penny Virginia currency now due to me by Cradock Vaughn also 100 acres of land I gave unto my grandson Seth Howlet lying between Mire branch + the Red Lick branch. I give unto my dtr Calpharna Baker one track of land of 60 acres, two mares, a saddle + bridle + other household furniture which I have already given her. I give to my son Hal Jeter a waggon + horse which I lent him + all the land lying from the back line to the old road formerly running by Samuel Hill on both sides of Gunnell Creek. I give to my son Joseph Jeter one negro girl named Edy. I give to my son Cornelius Jeter one mullatto boy called Bason, one cow + calf now in his possession. I give to my son James Jeter two negroes named Jack + Hanna 100 acres of land on which he now lives on with a negro boy named Phill, the land + boy now in his possission. I give to my son Argacy?? Jeter one negro boy named Isaac, one stallion which he now has. I give to my son Eliazer Jeter the land whereon I now live up Gunnels Creek to the raod dividing between Hall Jeter heretofore mentioned, one negro boy named Sam, one cow + calf, one black stallion coly, three head of sfeep, one feather bed + furniture. I give to my dtr Elizabeth Cruze one negro girl named Jude + one negro boy I give my grandson William Cruze named Cob. I give to my dtr Sarah Crossby one negro girl named Edy which she now has. I give to my dtr Nancy Moselly during her life time 100 acres of land adjoining Jno. Kilcrease + Henry Key land granted to me + at her death I give unto my grandson George Moselly son of Nancy Moselly + L15 sterling after the death of my wife. I give to my dtr Delilah Garret one feather bed which she now has. I give to my dtr Priscilla Mosely one cow + calf to my grand dtr Sally Mosely, dtr of Priscilla Mosely 120 acres of land lying on the upper side of Red Lick Branch waters of Grunnels Creek. I lend to my dtr Peggy Kilcrease one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt, I give unto my dtr Peggy Kilcrease one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt, I give unto my dtr Peggy Kilcrease 150 acres of land whereon she now lives, provided there should not be a charge made of a certain sorrel horse by Minor Kilcrease husband of my dtr Peggy against my estate. I leve all of my estatethat remains to be divided in the following manner (viz) One sixth part to Hal Jeter. One sixth part to Cornelius Jeter. One sixth part to Eliazer Jeter. One sixth part to George Mosey son of my dtr Nancy Mosely. One sixth part to Sally Mosely dtr of my dtr Priscilla Mosely and one sixth part to my dtr Peggy Kilcrease. I appoint my wife Margaret Jeter + friend John Martin + my son Hal Jeteras executors.. Wit; Edmund Holleman, Merry Man X Cook + Eleanor Cook.Signed, Wm Jeter.. Proved in open Court by the oath of Edmund Holleman March Term 1797 + ordered to be recorded R. Tuck, clk.

Children of William Jeter and Margaret Vaughn are:

 		i. 	  	Elizabeth Jeter

 		ii. 	  	Hal Jeter, born Abt. 1751.

 		iii. 	  	Joseph Jeter, born Abt. 1753.

 	68 	iv. 	  	Cornelius I Jeter, born Abt. 1756 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; married Sarah Lovelace.

 		v. 	  	James Jeter, born January 15, 1759 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died March 16, 1840 in UNION COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES; married Mary Crosby 1782; born 1765 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA.

 		vi. 	  	Eleazer Jeter, born Abt. 1763 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died 1818 in MONTGOMERY, LEE COUNTY, ALABAMA, UNITED STATES; married Anna Moseley Abt. 1796.

 		vii. 	  	Sarah Jeter, born 1767 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died 1840 in MONROE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, UNITED STATES; married John I Crosby; born 1762 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA; died September 01, 1797 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES.

Father of John Jeter, Jr.; Nicholas Jeter; William Jeter; Thomas Jeter; Samuel Jeter; Henry Jeter and Joseph Jeter

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The name Jeter is French and means "to throw". It is believed that the Jeters were Huguenots who refubed in England for many years and came from there to Virginia early in the 18th century settling in what is now Caroline County. A memorandum found in the branch of the family that settled in Kentucky says the first immigrant was John Jeter; that he settled about eight miles from Port Royal in Caroline County, Virginia; that he married twice and had eleven children by each marriage.

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William Jeter, born Abt. 1720 in AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died Bet. 1797 - 1802 in EDGEFIELD, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES.He was the son of 272. John I Jeter and 273. Elizabeth Vaughn.He married 137. Margaret Vaughn Abt. 1741 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

     137.Margaret Vaughn, born Abt. 1724 in KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.She was the daughter of 274. Cornelius Vaughn and 275. Elizabeth Leavell. Notes for William Jeter: I, William Jeter, being aged and feeble of body but of perfect mind + memory. I lend to my wife Margaret Jeter the whole estate both real + personal her life time or widowhood. I give unto Margaret one feather bed + furniture being the bed we now lie on with one bay mare, one cow + calf, + three sheep. John William Jeter 400 acres of land. one negro man named Ned + one feather bed + furniture now in his possession. I give to my dtr. Partheny Vaughn 100 acres of land, one feather bed + furniture, one mare, saddle + bridle. I give to my dtr Ancridge Howlet the goods + chattles that I lend her also the debt of L21 2s 8p + half penny Virginia currency now due to me by Cradock Vaughn also 100 acres of land I gave unto my grandson Seth Howlet lying between Mire branch + the Red Lick branch. I give unto my dtr Calpharna Baker one track of land of 60 acres, two mares, a saddle + bridle + other household furniture which I have already given her. I give to my son Hal Jeter a waggon + horse which I lent him + all the land lying from the back line to the old road formerly running by Samuel Hill on both sides of Gunnell Creek. I give to my son Joseph Jeter one negro girl named Edy. I give to my son Cornelius Jeter one mullatto boy called Bason, one cow + calf now in his possession. I give to my son James Jeter two negroes named Jack + Hanna 100 acres of land on which he now lives on with a negro boy named Phill, the land + boy now in his possission. I give to my son Argacy?? Jeter one negro boy named Isaac, one stallion which he now has. I give to my son Eliazer Jeter the land whereon I now live up Gunnels Creek to the raod dividing between Hall Jeter heretofore mentioned, one negro boy named Sam, one cow + calf, one black stallion coly, three head of sfeep, one feather bed + furniture. I give to my dtr Elizabeth Cruze one negro girl named Jude + one negro boy I give my grandson William Cruze named Cob. I give to my dtr Sarah Crossby one negro girl named Edy which she now has. I give to my dtr Nancy Moselly during her life time 100 acres of land adjoining Jno. Kilcrease + Henry Key land granted to me + at her death I give unto my grandson George Moselly son of Nancy Moselly + L15 sterling after the death of my wife. I give to my dtr Delilah Garret one feather bed which she now has. I give to my dtr Priscilla Mosely one cow + calf to my grand dtr Sally Mosely, dtr of Priscilla Mosely 120 acres of land lying on the upper side of Red Lick Branch waters of Grunnels Creek. I lend to my dtr Peggy Kilcrease one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt, I give unto my dtr Peggy Kilcrease one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt, I give unto my dtr Peggy Kilcrease 150 acres of land whereon she now lives, provided there should not be a charge made of a certain sorrel horse by Minor Kilcrease husband of my dtr Peggy against my estate. I leve all of my estatethat remains to be divided in the following manner (viz) One sixth part to Hal Jeter. One sixth part to Cornelius Jeter. One sixth part to Eliazer Jeter. One sixth part to George Mosey son of my dtr Nancy Mosely. One sixth part to Sally Mosely dtr of my dtr Priscilla Mosely and one sixth part to my dtr Peggy Kilcrease. I appoint my wife Margaret Jeter + friend John Martin + my son Hal Jeteras executors.. Wit; Edmund Holleman, Merry Man X Cook + Eleanor Cook.Signed, Wm Jeter.. Proved in open Court by the oath of Edmund Holleman March Term 1797 + ordered to be recorded R. Tuck, clk.

Children of William Jeter and Margaret Vaughn are:

		i.	 	Elizabeth Jeter

		ii.	 	Hal Jeter, born Abt. 1751.

		iii.	 	Joseph Jeter, born Abt. 1753.

	68	iv.	 	Cornelius I Jeter, born Abt. 1756 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; married Sarah Lovelace.

		v.	 	James Jeter, born January 15, 1759 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died March 16, 1840 in UNION COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES; married Mary Crosby 1782; born 1765 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA.

		vi.	 	Eleazer Jeter, born Abt. 1763 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died 1818 in MONTGOMERY, LEE COUNTY, ALABAMA, UNITED STATES; married Anna Moseley Abt. 1796.

		vii.	 	Sarah Jeter, born 1767 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died 1840 in MONROE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, UNITED STATES; married John I Crosby; born 1762 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA; died September 01, 1797 in CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES. 

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MARGARET VAUGHN (ELIZABETH FRANCES LEAVELL, EDWARD, ? LAVELLE) was born Abt. 1724 in King and Queen County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1793 - 1797 in Edgefield County, South Carolina. She married WILLIAM JETER Abt. 1741 in Lunenburg County, Virginia, son of JOHN JETER and ELIZABETH VAUGHN. He was born Abt. 1720 in Amelia County, Virginia, and died Abt. 1797 in Edgefield County, South Carolina.

Notes for WILLIAM JETER: born before 1711 in Essex Co. VA. His will was probated in Edgefield Co. SC Nar 1797

Re: Cornelius Vaughn ?c1697 ?VA Posted by: Michael Cavanaugh Date: June 26, 2000 at 04:58:07 In Reply to: Cornelius Vaughn ?c1697 ?VA by Polly Gregory-Hussey of 2239 Polly, I am descended from Martin Vaughn through his grandson W. Joseph Jeter, another child of William and Margaret. I have a note that William and Margaret married about 1741 in Spotsylvania County VA rather than Caroline County. I got my information from a book named "The Jeter Mosaic" which I found in the South Carolina State Library, p. 235. Thanks; would love to know more about Cornelius and Elinor Michael Cavanaugh

I, William Jeter, being aged and feeble of body but of perfect mind + memory. I lend to my wife Margaret Jeter the whole estate both real + personal her life time or widowhood. I give unto Margaret one feather bed + furniture being the bed we now lie on with one bay mare, one cow + calf, + three sheep. John William Jeter 400 acres of land. one negro man named Ned + one feather bed + furniture now in his possession. I give to my dtr. Partheny Vaughn 100 acres of land, one feather bed + furniture, one mare, saddle + bridle. I give to my dtr Ancridge Howlet the goods + chattles that I lend her also the debt of L21 2s 8p + half penny Virginia currency now due to me by Cradock Vaughn also 100 acres of land I gave unto my grandson Seth Howlet lying between Mire branch + the Red Lick branch. I give unto my dtr Calpharna Baker one track of land of 60 acres, two mares, a saddle + bridle + other household furniture which I have already given her. I give to my son Hal Jeter a waggon + horse which I lent him + all the land lying from the back line to the old road formerly running by Samuel Hill on both sides of Gunnell Creek. I give to my son Joseph Jeter one negro girl named Edy. I give to my son Cornelius Jeter one mullatto boy called Bason, one cow + calf now in his possession. I give to my son James Jeter two negroes named Jack + Hanna 100 acres of land on which he now lives on with a negro boy named Phill, the land + boy now in his possission. I give to my son Argacy?? Jeter one negro boy named Isaac, one stallion which he now has. I give to my son Eliazer Jeter the land whereon I now live up Gunnels Creek to the raod dividing between Hall Jeter heretofore mentioned, one negro boy named Sam, one cow + calf, one black stallion coly, three head of sfeep, one feather bed + furniture. I give to my dtr Elizabeth Cruze one negro girl named Jude + one negro boy I give my grandson William Cruze named Cob. I give to my dtr Sarah Crossby one negro girl named Edy which she now has. I give to my dtr Nancy Moselly during her life time 100 acres of land adjoining Jno. Kilcrease + Henry Key land granted to me + at her death I give unto my grandson George Moselly son of Nancy Moselly + L15 sterling after the death of my wife. I give to my dtr Delilah Garret one feather bed which she now has. I give to my dtr Priscilla Mosely one cow + calf to my grand dtr Sally Mosely, dtr of Priscilla Mosely 120 acres of land lying on the upper side of Red Lick Branch waters of Grunnels Creek. I lend to my dtr Peggy Kilcrease one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt, I give unto my dtr Peggy Kilcrease one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt, I give unto my dtr Peggy Kilcrease 150 acres of land whereon she now lives, provided there should not be a charge made of a certain sorrel horse by Minor Kilcrease husband of my dtr Peggy against my estate. I leve all of my estatethat remains to be divided in the following manner (viz) One sixth part to Hal Jeter. One sixth part to Cornelius Jeter. One sixth part to Eliazer Jeter. One sixth part to George Mosey son of my dtr Nancy Mosely. One sixth part to Sally Mosely dtr of my dtr Priscilla Mosely and one sixth part to my dtr Peggy Kilcrease. I appoint my wife Margaret Jeter + friend John Martin + my son Hal Jeteras executors.. Wit; Edmund Holleman, Merry Man X Cook + Eleanor Cook.Signed, Wm Jeter.. Proved in open Court by the oath of Edmund Holleman March Term 1797 + ordered to be recorded R. Tuck, clk.

Children of MARGARET VAUGHN and WILLIAM JETER are: .....i.....WILLIAM JETER, b. Abt. 1743, Lunenberg County, Virginia; d. December 12, 1780, Virginia. .....ii. PARTHENIA JETER, b. Abt. 1745, Lunenberg County, Virginia; m. CRADDOCK VAUGHN, Abt. 1769. .....iii.....ANCRIDGE JETER, b. Abt. 1749, Lunenberg County, Virginia; m. ? HOWLETT. 29.....iv.....CALIFORNIA JETER, b. Abt. 1749, Lunenberg County, Virginia. .....v. .....HAL JETER, b. Abt. 1751, Lunenberg County, Virginia. .....vi.....JOSEPH JETER, b. Abt. 1753, Lunenberg County, Virginia. .....vii.....CORNELIUS JETER, b. Abt. 1756, Lunenberg County, Virginia. 30.....viii.....JAMES JETER, b. January 15, 1759, Lunenberg County, Virginia; d. March 16, 1840, Union County, South Carolina. .....ix.....ARGULUS JETER, b. Abt. 1760, Lunenberg County, Virginia. 31.....x.....ELEAZER JETER, b. Abt. 1763, Lunenberg County, Virginia; d. 1818, Montgomery, Lee County, Alabama. .....xi.....ELIZABETH JETER, b. Abt. 1765, Lunenberg County, Virginia. 32.....xii.....SARAH JETER, b. Abt. 1767, Lunenberg County, Virginia; d. Abt. 1840, Monroe County, Mississippi, USA. .....xiii.....NANCY JETER, b. Abt. 1769, Lunenberg County, Virginia. .....xiv.....DELILAH JETER, b. Abt. 1771, Lunenberg County, Virginia. 33.....xv.....PRISCILLA JETER, b. Abt. 1773, Lunenberg County, Virginia; d. September 1849. 34.....xvi.....MARGARET JETER, b. Abt. 1775, Lunenberg County, Virginia.

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William JETER married Margaret VAUGHAN, daughter of Cornelius and Elizabeth VAUGHAN of Spotsylvania County, Virginia. William and Margaret JETER lived in Amelia County, Virginia, for a time, and it probably was there that their daughter, Parthenia, married Craddock VAUGHAN. No evidence suggests that Craddock VAUGHAN was a relative of Margaret (VAUGHAN) Jeter. So far as is known, Cornelius VAUGHAN, Margaret's father, was from the King and Queen County/Spotsylvania County area of Virginia, while Craddock VAUGHAN'S roots probably were in Prince George County and Amelia County, and there does not seem to have been any connection between the King and Queen County VAUGHANS and the Prince George County VAUGHANS.

Before migrating to Edgefield Dist, South Carolina, William and Margaret JETER lived in Lunenburg County, Virginia. (See Craddock VAUGHAN, Moses ESTES (purchased land of George Combs) & William JETERS of Lunenburg Co VA records).

In The Heritage of Union County [South Carolina] it is stated that William JETER died in Edgefield in 1797 and that Margaret, his wife, died November 14, 1775. But if that is correct, did he, then, remarry to a second woman also named Margaret? For his wife, Margaret, is definitely named as a legatee in his will

(Edgefield Co, SC DB 7:58-61) May 24, 1786. Mary KISES and Cathron WEAVER of Chesterfield County, South Carolina, to Davis WILLIAMS of Edgefield witnessed by Horatio JETER, Mary GLOVER and Drury GLOVER. (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796. Volume One. Ge Lee Corley Hendrix)

(Edgefield Co, SC DB 3:55-59) November 13, 1788. James WEST to William JETER, Sr., both of Edgefield County for @5, 19 acres, part of 75 acres originally granted to said James WEST August 17, 1786, on north side of Horns Creek adjoining widow FERNEDO and said JETER. Wit: Thomas CHILDERS, Moses ASHFORD, W. JETER, Jr. /s/ James (+) WEST (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796. Volume One. Ge Lee Corley Hendrix)

(Edgefield Co, SC DB 10:362) October 15, 1791. James BUTLER of Edgefield County to Methodist Meeting House of Methodist Episcopal Church of America witnessed by John (+) LOWE and William JETER, Junr. (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796. Volume One. Ge Lee Corley Hendrix)

(Edgefield Co, SC DB 7:287-288) March 12, 1792. Thomas BELLEW to Charles LAVENDER witnessed by William JETER, Junr. (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796. Volume One. Ge Lee Corley Hendrix)

(Edgefield Co, SC DB 11:305-306) November 6, 1793. Bill of Sale. William JETER, Senr. to Joseph JETER for V4, a negro girl named Edeas [sic]. said negro is not to be moved until the death of myself and my wife. Wit: Hall (+) JETER, William JETER, Junr. /s/ William JETER (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796. Volume One. Ge Lee Corley Hendrix)

(Edgefield Co, SC WB A:114) November 25, 1793 - March 1797. Will of William JETER - Being aged and feeble of body but of perfect mind and memory…

I lend to my wife Margaret JETER the whole of my estate both real and personal her life time or widowhood. I give unto Margaret one feather bed and furniture being the bed we now lie on with one bay mare, one cow and calf, and three sheep .

John William JETER 400 acres of land, one negro man named Ned and one feather bed and furniture now in his possession.

I give to my daughter Partheny VAUGHN 100 acres of land, one feather bed and furniture, one mare, saddle and bridle.

I give to my daughter Ancridge HOWLET the goods and chattles that I lent her also the debt of V21 2s 8 p & half penny Virginia currency now due to me by Cradock VAUGHN also 100 acres of land I gave unto my grandson Seth HOWLET lying between Mire branch and the Red Lick branch.

I give unto my daughter Calpharna BAKER one tract of land of 60 acres, two mares, a saddle and bridle and other household furniture which I have already given to her.

I give to my son Hal JETER a waggon and horse which I lent him and all the land lying from the back line to the old road formerly running by Samuel HILL on both sides of Gunnell Creek.

I give to my son Joseph JETER one negro girl named Edy.

I give to my son Cornelius JETER one mulatto boy called Bason, one cow and calf now in his possession.

I give to my son Jamed [Sic mg] JETER two negroes named Jack and Hannah 100 acres of land on which he now lives on with a negro boy named Phill, the land and boy now in his possession.

I give to my son [?]Argacu JETER one negro boy named Isaac, one stallion which he now has.

I give to my son Eliazer JETER the land whereon I now live up Gunnels Creek to the road dividing between Hal JETER heretofore mentioned, one negro boy named Sam, one cow and calf, one black stallion colt, three head of sheep, one feather bed and furniture.

I give to my daughter Elizabeth CRUZE one negro girl named Jude and one negro boy. I give my grandson William CRUZE named Cob.

I give to my daughter Sarah CROSSBY one negro girl named Edy which she now has.

I give to my daughter Nancy MOSELLY, during her life time, 100 acres of land adjoining Jno. KILCREASE and Henry KEY land granted to me and at her death I give unto my grandson George MOSELY son of Nancy MOSELY and _______ sterling after the death of my wife.

I give to my daughter Delilah GARRET one feather bed which she now has.

I give to my daughter Priscilla MOSELY one cow and calf to my granddaughter Sally MOSELY, daughter of Priscilla MOSELY 120 acres of land lying on the upper side of Red Lick Branch waters of Gunnels Creek.

I lend to my daughter PEGGY KILCREASE one negro girl named Tamer, one feather bed which she now has, one bay stallion colt. I give unto my daughter Peggy Kilcrease 150 acres of land whereon she now lives, provided there should nor be a charge made of a certain sorrel horse by Minor KILCREASE husband of my daughter Peggy against my estate.

I leave all my estate that remains to be divided in the following manner (viz) One sixth part to Hal JETER. One sixth part to Cornelius JETER. One sixth part to Eliazer JETER. One sixth part to George MOSELY son of my daughter Nancy MOSELY. One sixth part to Sally MOSELY daughter of my daughter Priscilla MOSELY, and one sixth part to my daughter Peggy KILCREASE.

I appoint my wife Margaret JETER And friend John MARTIN and my son Hal JETER as executors. Wit: Edmund HOLLEMAN, Merry Man (X) COOK, Eleanor COOK, /s/ Wm. JETER. Proved in open Court by the oath of Edmund HOLLEMAN March Term 1797 and ordered to be recorded. (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Wills 1787-1836. James E. and Vivian Wooley.)

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William Jeter, born Abt. 1720 in AMELIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA; died Bet. 1797 - 1802 in ... Margaret Vaughn Abt. 1741 in LUNENBURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA. 137.

William married Margaret Vaughn, daughter of Cornelius and Elizabeth ...

Parents Grandparents

William Jeter Birth: 1717 — King & Queen co. Virginia Death: 1797 — Union, Edgefield co. South Carolina

John Jeter Birth: 1686 — Suffolk, England Death: April 9, 1736 — Caroline co. Virginia

Elizabeth Vaughn Birth: 1686 — Virginia Death: 1756 — Amelia co. Virginia

Margaret Vaughn Birth: 1721 — Essex, Caroline co. Virginia

Cornelius Vaughn
Elizabeth Leavell

8 children

Joseph W. Jeter Birth: about 1751 — Blackville, Barnwell District, South Carolina Death: before September 16, 1811 — Barnwell District, South Carolina

Sarah Jeter Birth: after 1742 —

James J. Jeter Birth: January 15, 1759 — Death: March 16, 1840 — Union, Edgefield co. South Carolina

Cornelius Jeter Birth: about 1756 — Luenburg, Virginia

Eleazer A. Jeter Birth: about 1763 — Luenburg, Virginia Death: about 1821 — Montgomery, Alabama

Priscilla Jeter Birth: after 1745 —

Argulus Jeter Birth: after 1743 —

Elizabeth Jeter Birth: about 1750 — Death: August 6, 1832 —

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William Jeter b. before 1711 probably in Essex Co., Va.; wp Ninety Six Dist., Edgefield Co. SC Mar. 1797. m Margaret Vaughn

William has the following children attributed to him:

William Jeter Jr. b. ca 1743 probalbly in Caroline Co. Va. wp Edgefield Co., SC 7 Sep 1820 m1 Mary Phillips, m2 Lucy Speed. 12 Dec 1780

Parenthia Jeter b. ca 1745 m. Craddock Vaughn. (Parenthia received from her father's will 100 acres of land...bed...furniture, mare, saddle, bridle..."with all I had formerly given her..."

Ancridge b. ca 1747; m. ? Howlett. William Jeter gave Ancridge by his will " the goods and chattels that I formerly lent her as also a debt of 21 (Virginia Currency) now due me by Carddock Vaughn....also 100 acres ... which I give to my grandson Seth Howlett lying between the Mire Branch and the Red Lick Branch."

Hal (Henry Jeter) b. ca 1749; recorded on the census of Edgefield SC 1790 with three males under age 16 and total of three females in the household. He was one of the executors of his father's will and was named in it. (My thought- he may have been the father of John Jeter of E. Feliciana Parish, La. listed in the Jeter Mosaic as lost link #8.)

Joseph Jeter b. ca 1751 probably in Lunenburg. Co., Va. wp Barnwell co., SC. 16 Sep 1811 m. Mary ?, who died Barnwell 1840. Was named in his fathers will. 7 children attributed to him.

California Jeter b. ca. 1753 d Union Co. SC 1830-31. m. before 1767 Bartholomew Baker. was named in her father's will.

Cornelius Jeter b. before 1753 estate adm. Lincoln Co. Ga. 1 May 1809 m. Sarah Lovelace. was named in his fathers will.

James Jeter b. Va. 15 Jan 1759 d. 16 Mar 1840 bur Jeter Cem. Union Co. SC Named in his father's will.

Argulus/Ezakillias/Killes Jeter b. before 1743 estate inventory returned Davidson Co., Tn July 1792. m Nancy ?, the adm of his estate. Named is his father's will even though he preceded his father in death. His father did not know of his death.

Eleazer Jeter b. before 1775 probably in Lunenburg Co. Va. d. Montgomery, Al. between 15 Nov. 1820 and 21 Feb 1821. m. possibly as his second wife Anna Moseley. Was named in his father's will.

Elizabeth Jeter b.? m. Josiah Crews (b.28 June 1745 d. 27 July 1832) Elizabeth was named in her father's will

Sarah Jeter b. 1750-60, probably in Lunenburg Co., Va. d. Monroe Co., Ms ca 1840-41 m. before 1786 John Crosby. Sarah was named in her father's will.

Nancy Jeter m. ? Moseley. was named in her father's will

Delilah Jeter m ? Garret, was named in her father's will

Priscilla Jeter m. Benjamin Moseley. was named in her father's will

Margaret Jeter m. Minor Kilcrease. was named in her father's will.

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. William Jeter was born in 1720 in Va. . He died in 1797 in Sc.. He married Margaret Vaughn. [Parents]

435. Margaret Vaughn was born about 1720. She died in 1769 in Caroline, Va . [Parents] John Jeter was born in 1686 in Suffolk Eng. . He died in 1736 in Va.. He married Elizabeth Vaughn in 1703 in Layslotle, , England. [Parents]

869. Elizabeth Vaughn was born about 1686.

William Jeter Sr United States Census, 1790 Name William Jeter Sr Event Type Census Event Date 1790 Event Place Edgefield, South Carolina, United States Page 513 Citing this Record

"United States Census, 1790", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHKN-5T6 : 29 May 2015), William Jeter Sr, 1790.

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Wm Jeter United States Census, 1810 Name Wm Jeter Event Type Census Event Date 1810 Event Place Edgefield, South Carolina, United States Page 73 Citing this Record

"United States Census, 1810", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XH23-8V9 : 1 December 2015), Wm Jeter, 1810.

View the original document. The original may contain more information than was indexed. United States Census, 1810 Affiliate Name The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Affiliate Publication Number M252 Affiliate Film Number 62 GS Film Number 0181421 Digital Folder Number 005157081 Image Number 00071

William Jeter DAR A 062619, Patriotic service, Furnished supplies, SC. United States War of 1812 Index to Service Records Name William Jeter Event Type Military Service Event Date1812-1815 Event Place United States Citing this Record United States War of 1812 Index to Service Records, 1812-1815, database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q29K-8DLK : 11 March 2016), William Jeter, 1812-1815; citing NARA microfilm publication M602 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); roll 110; FHL microfilm 882,628. View the original document. The original may contain more information than was indexed. United States War of 1812 Index to Service Records, 1812-1815 Affiliate Publication Number M602 Affiliate Publication Title Index to Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812. Affiliate Film Number 110 GS Film Number 000882628 Digital Folder Number 004868996 Image Number 02401

Wm Jeter Jr United States Census, 1790 Name Wm Jeter Jr Event Type Census Event Date 1790 Event Place Edgefield, South Carolina, United States Page 510 Citing this Record

"United States Census, 1790", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHKN-PNK : 29 May 2015), Wm Jeter Jr, 1790.

View the original document. The original may contain more information than was indexed. United States Census, 1790 Affiliate Name The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Affiliate Publication Number M637 Affiliate Film Number 11 GS Film Number 0568151 Digital Folder Number 005157144

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