To Grady: Re Ebenezer Baptist Church: J. Rhoads was messenger 1852-54, 1856, 1857 H. Rhoads was messenger 1856, 1857 D. Rhoads was messenger 1862-64 G. V. Rhoads was messenger 1866-72 Laurel Bluff families in 1860 included Isaac W. Rhoades Odd names in 1860 census: Solomon C. Rhoads had daughter named Catheantha Head of household: Barnabas Rhoades Families in Greenville District 1860 included: Jacob Rhoads, 48 Samuel Rhoads, 59 Rachel Rhoads, 81, SC Solomon C. Rhoades, 35 Oct 1801 Court Records: Solomon Penrod, Isaac Newman, Daniel rhoades and John Bowers were to appraise the estate of Francis Stump. Daniel & Elizabeth Rhoades sold land to John Keith. Solomon rhoades, Mathew Armstrong, Phillip Kimmell and Thomas Biggerstaff were viewing a road from Daniel Rhoades' to the county line. Persons claiming vacant land: Jun-Sep 1802: Henry Rhoads, 120 ac on Green river Apr-Jul 1803: Daniel Rhoads, 200 additional acres on Cliffty Creek April 1810 Court Records: John Penrod was to survey a road from Solomon Rhoads to Hunsaker's Mill. May 1810 Court Records: Henry Rhoades exempt from further county levies, being aged and infirm. 1807 Court Records: Solomon Penrod, Daniel Rhoads and William W. Smith appointed as viewers to mark out a road from Greenville to Stom's Mill, thence to Mud River, on a direction to Berry's Lick/