Joyce BAKER, 1680-1749, daughter of John BAKER [variant spelling: BAKER, BARKER] and of his wife, Sarah - , married circa 1697, Joseph GRIFFIN, 1670-1732, late of St. George Parish, South Carolina;

Children of this marriage include:

daughter, Mary GRIFFIN, 1700-1748, md. Joseph CHILDS / CHILD, 1680-1717, son of Benjamin CHILDS/ CHILD; Will of Joseph CHILD, 1680-1717, written in 1715, '...left 800 Acre Tract of Land with houses and edifices thereon...' to eldest son, Benjamin CHILD, 1703-1739; '...and to his son, Joseph CHILD, a money legacy...' '...Joseph CHILD the brother of Benjamin [CHILD]purchased land adjoining his brother Benjamin, apparently also afterwards forming part of Windsor Hill, and seems to have been living as late as 1750, and in 1741 had a wife named Ann...'; 'He [Will of Joseph CHILD, 1680-1717] mentions a wife Mary, and two daughters Sarah and Martha; and appoints as his executor his brother (i.e., brother in law) John CANTEY' [variant spelling: CANTEY, CANTY. Benjamin CHILD [son of Joseph CHILD, 1680-1717] in his memorial in 1733 states that he held 600 acres under his father's will, and he added some 243J acres purchased by him from James CANTEY, parts of two grants for 500 acres each to William CANTEY made 20 February and 20 March 1712/13. On 13 January 1725/6 Benjamin CHILD married Hannah ELLIOTT, daughter of William I ELLIOTT. No will of Benjamin CHILD appears on record but in an old index of wills his name appears as having left a will with a date opposite his name—22 March 1739. Mary CHILD, d. 1761, daughter of Benjamin CHILD, d. 1733, and of his wife, Hannah ELLIOTT, md. January 18, 1750, Charleston, South Carolina, John AINSLIE, who became owner of Windsor Hill Plantation after his first marriage January 18, 1749/50 to Mary CHILD, [he married second, Mary MacKENZIE, June 17, 1762] and later willed (1776){...'died in January 1774 leaving a will which mentions his only child Hannah [AINSLIE] the daughter of his first wife...'],the property to his daughter, HANNAH AINSLIE, who married, 1776, then Lieutenant (later Major) William MOULTRIE, Jr.

son, William GRIFFIN, 1700-1748; md. Oney GOSNEY, - ; children include: son, John GRIFFIN, 1735-1790;

son, Joseph II GRIFFIN, 1710-1764; md. Ann ELDERS, 1730 - ;

son, - GRIFFIN, 1710-1748;

daughter, Joyce GRIFFIN, 1710- ; md. July 18, 1733, Daniel COUTURIER, 1700-1748; children include: son, Isaac COUTURIER, 1722-1790; son, Joseph Harvel COUTURIER, 1734-1796; son, John COUTURIER, 1736-1788; and son, Daniel II COUTURIER, 1736 - ;

son, John GRIFFIN, 1719-1771,
md. 1st Native American, - ; children of this marriage include: son, John II GRIFFIN, 1744-1790, md. Miles BUNCH, d/o Gideon BUNCH, and of his wife, Mary JACKSON; grandchildren include: grandson, Morgan GRIFFIN, 1760-1837, late of Richland District, S.C.; grandson, Gideon I GRIFFIN, 1760-1837, late of Richland District, S.C,; Hannah / Johannah GRIFFIN, 1770- ;
md. 2nd Agnes JOINER / JOYNER, 1720-1784, daughter of Joseph JOYNER, 1695 - ; and of his wife, Agnes - ; children of this marriage include: son, [John] Absolum GRIFFIN, 1748-1780, md. Barbarah BROWN; grandchildren include: Joseph GRIFFIN, 1768 - ; grandson, Absalom GRIFFIN, 1775 - ; grandson, Samuel GRIFFIN, 1775 - ; grandson, William GRIFFIN, 1776 - ; daughter, Choice / Joyce ' Celia' GRIFFIN, 1750 - ; md. James Hardy SAUNDERs, 1740-1780; and daughter, Mary 'Molly' GRIFFIN, 1753-1900;
md. 3rd, Mary - ; she was appointed executrix of the estate of John GRIFFIN in 1771;

daughter, Elizabeth GRIFFIN, 1720-1756; md. James II BOISSEAU;

daughter, Sarah GRIFFIN, 1720- ; md. Daniel DENNEY / DONNE, 1720 - ;

son, Joshua GRIFFIN, 1720-died intestate 1781, probate January 19, 1781, St. Stephen's Parish, South Carolina;

daughter - GRIFFIN, - ; md. George STEPHENS / STEPHENSON;

daughter, Francis GRIFFIN, - ;

son, Lewis GRIFFIN, -

son, Dempsey GRIFFIN, - ;

With all due respect this is a work in progress which will be corrected, amended, and updated as research proves, disputes, corrects and changes with documentation.