"The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research" - pg 34. Will of William McElroy of Williamsburg district, being weak in body, dated 30 Dec. 1806. To my son John, one cow and calf. To my daughter Elizabeth, a cow and calf, which was given to her at her marriage. To my son, Andrew, one cow and calf and also the use of 100 acres during his lifetime and at his death to be divided amongst his children. To my son William my tract of 100 acres lying on Willow Creek. To Jane my beloved wife the whole of the remaining part of my estate both real and personal during her life, and at her death the lands to be equally divided between my two sons James and Samuel Adare. The personal property to be equally divided amongst my six younger children, viz, Mary, Jane Tisdal, James, Margaret McConnell, Sarah Dobbin & Samuel Adare, and in case any of these should die before they arrive at the age of 21, there part shall be divided among the surviving of these younger children. If my widow should again Marry, my estate is then to be divided and her to draw an equel share with these younger children. My beloved wife Jane and Robert P. Witherspoon, Esqr, executrix and executor. pg. 36 Inventory of the estate of William McElroy, including Negroe woman Patt, Negroe child Charlotte, Negro boy Sam, Negro boy Monday. Total evaluation, $1654.31. 23 May 1807. ======= Note: Son Andrew was in Williamsburg, S. C. in 1810. 610 -- 9-336 - Andrew McElroy is at least 26 but under 45 and has a wife the same age. He has 29 slaves and lives next to Hugh McGill.