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Research Trip November 1, 2002 - April 3, 2003 ~ 
East of the Mississippi

 South Carolina Historical Society
100 Meeting St., 
Charleston, SC, 
29401

SAMUEL SPARROW RESEARCH, 
JOST HOUSE, SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA

CENSUS MATERIAL

- No Sparrows are mentioned

- "Sparrow, Daniel Sum [Sunter] 608 "
- " Sparrow, James Csn [Charleston] 107"

- "Sparrow James, butcher st. [stall], 16, h, Cumming [Coming] St [Street]"

- No Sparrows are mentioned

- "Sparrow James, butcher 6 s.c. [S.E.], Cannon [Canon] St. [Street] cannonsb [Cannonborough]"

- "Sparrow James, butcher, Cannon-st [Street]"

- "Sparrow, James char 208 Charlest"

-"Sparrow, James Charleston Co. 073 000001-10010"

FUNERALS

- "The Friends and Acquantances of Mr. John P. Whilhelmi, are invited to attend his Funeral This Morning at 9 o'clock, from his late residence Cannon's-street. Islington, next door to Mr. Sparrow's without a more particular invitation" [Tuesday, October 7, 1817]

MARRIAGES

- "Married, on Saturday evening last, by the Rev Dr. Furman, Mr. James Sparrow, to Mrs. Ellen Merkle, widow, late of New York" [Tuesday, October 10, 1820]

WILLS

Prior to 1782, the only probate court in South Carolina was located in Charleston. Samuel Sparrow was not mentioned in the Index to Wills of Charleston County South Carolina 1671-1868 (Baltimore Co., Inc., 1974).