HERMAN GEIGER, Plantation 450 acres above Congaree River bounded to Northeast by Broad River on all other sides vacant land. June 7, 1751. Certified by George Hunter. November 2_, 1749. (Land Grant Bk. Chas. Lib. Society) Bounty Land Grants Chas. Lib. Societ. Jacob Geiger, 150 acres of land on Northside of Santee River opposite Saxe-Gotha Township bounded to Southwest by said river, to Northwest by John Pears land and on the other side by vacant lands. Grant by George II given under Great Seal of Province, June 7, 1751. Grant delivered to John Jacob Geiger, April 29, 1752. Plantation 150 acres in Craven County opposite to Saxe-Gotha Township. Bounding Southeast on land laid out to Henry? Feisler and part on South side of Congaree River, To Northwest land of John Pearson, to Northeast on land of John Pearson and vacant land and part laid out for Henry Feisler. John Jacob Geiger all that parcel or Trust of Land containing One Hundred Acres, Situate lying and being on the North Side of Santee or Congaree River opposite to the lower part of Saxe-Gotha Township butting and bounding to the Northeastward part on land belonging to John Hamilton and part not laid out. Granted by George II, Given under Crest Seal of Province December 12, 1746. Certified by George Hunter, Surveyor ___ August 24, 1743. John Geiger, A certain plantation or Trust of Land 150 acres, Scituate lying and being in Craven County in the Province aforesaid, Bounded on all sides by vacant lands, Grant by George II February 10, 1749. Certified by George Hunter, Surveyor _em. October 7, 17__.

The first of these lands is probably Herman, Sr.; however, the others are too early to have been Herman's children, so they are likely Herman's brother, Hans Jacob, Jr., or his father, Hans, Sr. Do you agree? Warren