John David Patrick (Y700 DNA verified)

In Memory of JOHN DAVID PATRICK Who was born Decr. 21th 1785 And departed this life December 22nd 1857 Aged 72 Years and 1Day He lived an Acceptable Member of the M. E. Church For about 40 years.

Father? Online sources give Richard M. Patrick. No source I have found. 1840 census. Richard M and John D are living near each other and they are the same age. More likely brothers than father and son. But this still leaves room for a separate father named Richard M, with same name as his son, brother of John D.

Brothers likely Daniel, George, Jesse (see 1820 and 1830 censuses). Jesse Patrick was injured by 2 runaway slaves, with court case online at South Carolina archives, 1842-1845. Patricks and Dukes signed the documents. In Orangeburg County in 1834, George L Patrick married Jane M. Dukes. Obviously related to John David Patrick and Elizabeth Dukes but how?

census

• 1810 census, Orangeburg County. "Jn Patrick" bw 26 and 44 with 4 boys under 10 years old. Maybe not same person? Maybe yes, maybe no. Age should be 25 even.
• 1820 census, Orangeburg County. no slaves. "David Patrick" bw 25 and 45, wife over 45. Living near George Patrick of similar age bracket at David. (brother?). No slaves to either one. (if father also named John Patrick per 1800 census, maybe his son differentiated himself in census by calling himself middle name David Patrick)
• 1830 census, Orangeburg County, "David Patric". Listed with others: Jesse, George, Daniel. David, David & Daniel all around same age bw 40 and 50. George & Jesse slightly younger bw 30 and 40. All have wives bw 30 and 40. NONE have slaves.
• 1840 census, Orangeburg County. no slaves. Living near Richard M. Patrick of same age. brother?
• 1850 census, Orangeburg County, Branchville, says born in SC, 66 years old (no slaves). Living next door to John P Patrick and Ann Patrick (his son, whose 35 years old?). John P Patrick is probably John Pinckney Patrick based on SC archives 1842 survey of neighbor's land.

Older John Patrick in Orangeburgh County, SC on census--maybe father?

• John Patrick born to Luke and Mary of Edistoe Fork. Born Oct. 20, baptized November 18, 1749-1750. p. 126 History of Orangeburg County South Carolina, Salley, 1978.
• John Patrick acquired several plats of land in Orangeburg County in 1784/1785.
• 1800 census, Orangeburg County. "John Patrick". Too young to have been this John Patrick. Father? males: 2 bw 16-25?, 1 under 10, 1 bw 10-15 (probably our John David Patrick). Females: 1 under 10, 1 bw 16-25, 1 bw 25-45 (questionable marking here, maybe not), 1 over 45. 1 slave
• Patrick, John, Memorial For 400 Acres In Orangeburgh Township, Berkley County. Date: 9/8/1775 People in this record: Felder, Henry Jr.; Felder, John; Patrick, John; Spree, Ulrick; Walter, Hans; Wolfe, John Jr. Places in this record: Berkeley County; Orangeburg Township Topics in this record: Record details: Date: 9/8/1775 Series: Memorial books (Copy Series) (S111001) Document Type: Memorial Images: Available at SCDAH building or by order. See How to search menu. Identifiers: Archives ID: Series: S111001 Volume: 0002 Page: 00334 Item: 002
• Patrick, John, Plat For 340 Acres On Coopers Swamp, Orangeburgh District, Surveyed By William Piper. Date: 5/9/1785 People in this record: Patrick, John; Piper, William Places in this record: Cooper Swamp; Orangeburg District Topics in this record: Record details: Date: 5/9/1785 Series: State Plat Books (Charleston Series) (S213190) Document Type: Plat Images: Available at SCDAH building or by order. See How to search menu. Identifiers: Archives ID: Series: S213190 Volume: 0017 Page: 00208 Item: 002
• "Board of commissioners appointed Lexington County Road from Granby to Patrick's old place or Red house, to be laid out and kept, 1792." Orangeburgh District, 1768-1868: HIstory and Records, Culler 1995. p. 85

Other Patricks in Orangeburg District / County, SC

• Luke Patrick married Mary. They had John Patrick October 20, 1749/1750. They had a baby Lewis die 16 months old in 1756.
• Lewis & Frances Patrick had baby Luke Patrick born March 2, 1756 and Lewis Patrick Sept 17, 1758 (same book)
• Luke and Mary Patrick had baby Luke Patrick. baptized November 23, 1752. No birthdate. History of Orangeburg County South Carolina, Salley, 1978. p.134-135
• Henry Patrick was a judge in Orangeburg in 1775-1776
• Mary, Paul, and Henry Patrick also separately acquired land in Orangeburg in 1784-1786
• William Young 1769 of St. George Parish, Berkeley County to his nephews William and Henry Patrick of Colleton County, sons of Luke and Mary Patrick. Meaning Mary Young Patrick. Holcomb Deed Abstracts, p. 118, Vol. 4