After his death the 670 acres of land (except one square acre around and including the graveyard) and buildings thereon were bought by Joshua H. Burgess who married Jesse's daughter Mary Fox. In 1932 the property was owned by a Mr. Hallman. - (Letters of General Paul Quattlebaum, Colonel Claude E. Sawyer, Colonel Isaiah G. W. Steedman, the Reverend John Marcellus Steadman, and Mrs. Mamie N. Tillman; Edwin G. Scott - Recollections of a Long Life, pp. 109 and 110; Lexington County, S.C, Deed Book S, p. 151.) Part of this land was likely that of his Father. He and his wife had 13 children.
After his death the 670 acres of land (except one square acre around and including the graveyard) and buildings thereon were bought by Joshua H. Burgess who married Jesse's daughter Mary Fox. In 1932 the property was owned by a Mr. Hallman. - (Letters of General Paul Quattlebaum, Colonel Claude E. Sawyer, Colonel Isaiah G. W. Steedman, the Reverend John Marcellus Steadman, and Mrs. Mamie N. Tillman; Edwin G. Scott - Recollections of a Long Life, pp. 109 and 110; Lexington County, S.C, Deed Book S, p. 151.) Part of this land was likely that of his Father. He and his wife had 13 children.
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