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| Birth: | ABT 1754 |
| Death: | AFT 1840 in Horry County,, Sc |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | John Rabon b. ABT 1730 |
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Text:
My data includes William Rabon Sr and his sons John,
William, Abraham and George from Horry county, SC. The
descendants of William, Jr., Abraham, and George have been
researched by others. I used information furnished by Carl
E. Bailey, which I got off of the internet. The census
information is my research.
To establish Williams age I used the 1800, 1810, and 1830
census. I tend not to believe the 1840 census where he
gives his age as 80 to 90. In order for him to be over 45
in 1810 he had to be 35 to 45 in 1800. In 1840 he could
only be 75 to 80, so I comprimised at 80 since he thought he
was older. This would put him born about 1760.
Census information about this family:
1790 Census Georgetown co., Prince George
David Raban, married with 2 sons.
William Raban, Sr. alone and over 16
1800 Census Georgetown dist of Kingston co. p. 402
William Raborn, Sr. 40 Wife 40 (26-44)
Son over 16 John 14
Sons 2 to 9 William 5 and George 1
Dau's to 9 (1) 10 to 15 (2)
1810 Census Horry co. p. 146
William Reaburn, Sr. 50 Wife 50 (45+)
Son 16 to 25 John age 24
Sons 9 to 15 William age 15, George age 10
Son 1 to 9 Abe age 7
Dau's 10 to 15 (2)
There was an extra age class in the 1820 census for males
only. I mention this because Abe is in that class. Males
could be 0 to 9, 10 to 15, 16 to 18, 16 to 25, 26 to 45 and
45+. If a male was in the 16 to 18 class the census taker
always entered a 1 in that class and a 1 in the 16 to 25
class for that same person. If a person were above 18 they
would be put in the 16 to 25 class just like in the other
census. Therefore, that is why some of these families
seemed to have too many children in that particular census.
1820 Census Horry co., p. 139
William Raybon, Sr. 60 Wife 60 (45+)
Son 16 to 18 Abe age 17
Son 1 to 9 Abe's grand son
Dau's 16 to 25 (2) One was Abe's wife.
John Raybon 26 to 45 age 34 Wife 16 to 25 age 26
Son 1 to 9 William age 1
Dau 1 to 9 Elizabeth age 2
William Raybon, Jr. 16 to 25 age 25 Mary (Hux?) age 26
George Raybon 16 to 25 age 20 Jemimah age 15
1830 Census Horry co.
William Rabon, Sr. p.258 60 to 70 age 70 Wife 60 to 70 age
70
Male 16 to 20
Fem 16 to 20
John Rabon p.255 40 to 50 age 44 Elizabeth 30 to 40 age 26
Son 11 to 15 William age 15
Son 6 to 10 Abe age 9
Son 1 to 5 John age 1
Dau 6 to 19 Elizabeth age 12 married a Dawkins
Dau 1 to 5 Jane age 4
Dau 1 to 5 Mary age 3
William Rabon, Jr. p.264 30 to 40 age 35 Mary 30 to 40 age
36
Males 20 to 30 (2) Unknown
George 11 to 15 age 10
William H. 6 to 10 age 8
Isiah 1 to 5 age 1
Female 20 to 30 Unknown
George Rabon p.265 20 to 30 age 30 Jemimah 20 to 30 age 25
Sons 6 to 10 (2)
Sons 1 to 5 (2)
Female to 20 to 30 Unknown
Abraham Rabon p.269 20 to 30 age 27 Sarah 20 to 30 age 30
Son 6 to 10 (1)
Sons 1 to 5 (2)
Dau 1 to 5 (1)
1840 Census Horry Co.
William Rabon, Sr. p.335 80 to 90 age 80
William Jr. p.324 50 to 60 age 45 Mary 50 to 60 age 46
Sons 1 to 5 David age 1 Jeremiah age 3
Sons 6 to 10 David age 5 Unknown
Sons 11 to 15 Isaiah age 11 Unknown
Son 16 to 20 William H. age 18
Son 21 to 30 George H. age 20
Dau 6 to 10 Mary Eliz Ann age 8
Female 50 to 60 Mary Hux
1840 census cont'd
Abraham Rabon p. 324 40 to 50 age 37 Sarah 20 to 30 age 40
It is impossible to determine the children by the census
ages. In 1840 there should have been 5 sons according to
the 1850 census. There are only 3 shown.
George Rabon p. 335 50 to 60 age 40 Jemimah 40 to 50 age 35
Son 6 to 10 M.C. age 3 (by 1850 census)
Sons 11 to 15 George 7 (by 1850c) Samuel 11
Son 16 to 20 Abraham age 13 (by 1850 c.)
Dau's 1 to 5 (2) 6 to 10 (1)
KERSHAW CO p. 367
John Rabon 50 TO 60 age 54 Elizabeth 50 to 60 age 46
Son 6 to 10 Unknown
Son 11 to 15 John age 11
Son 16 to 20 Abraham age 19
Dau 6 to 10 Mary age 13
Dau 16 to 20 Eugenia age 14 (Jane)
KERSHAW CO. p. 367
William Rabon 20 to 30 age 25 Nancy 20 to 30 age 20
In the 1840 census Wm had two young males and three young
females in the home, but in 1850 we find only Wm Jr. and
Elizabeth.
William Sr. of Horry co. has died before the 1850 census.
He would have been probably into his 80's. Further census
data and information from wills or deeds may be found in the
bio of individual persons.
1850 Census
Sometime in the 1840's William Rabon (1) died. He could
have been in his
mid-90s.
William Rabon (2), b. 1788 is listed as being 62 years old.
[This ties in
nicely with his birthdate]
William Rabon (3), b. 1827, 23 years old. [Not a player as
far as we're
concerned, too young]
W.H. (Possibly William Rabon {4}) appears 28 years old, b.
about 1822.[Too
young to be a player except he may have been known as
"Little Willie" who
was murdered by Abe, Jr. and William Rabon (2)'s will
indicates that hewas
dead by the mid 1850s]
1860 Census
[:TAB:]William Rabon (2), died in 1856. By then, W.
(possibly Willie) H. Rabon was already dead. The book
indicates that this
occurred abt 1849, maybe even 1850 while the census was
being taken.That's
why he shows up on the census as head of household and then
is dead when
William Rabon (2), died.
I wasn't quite sure how to separate the Williams since the
Censuses usedso many Srs and Jrs. Ignoring them and using
birthdates, helps make moresense and helps to separate them
quite easily.
258(K113) William Raburn, Senr. to John Raburn. $30. 300
acres (750 acregr. to William Raburn, Senr. & Isaac Mishew)
bd by Levy Sollomen, Clark,Samuel Carrell, on Sand Hill Bay
& Bug Sw. 3 Dec 1825. S/William (x)Raburn. W/Hezekiah
Catret; Arthur (x) Misshew, Sam'l (x) Raburn. Aff.Hezekiah
Catret 3 Dec 1825. Recd. 6 Feb 1840.
B5 William RABON and Abraham KING: 1,000 acres, head of Play
Card Swamp,include. Daniels Hole Br. & Sandhill Bay &
Chicken Coob Br. and Bay, bd.by Joseph Graham, Mr.
Mackintire, Levi Solomon, George Harper, vacant. 5Sep 1811
241(K91) Peter Vaught, SHD, to Arthur Alford, planter.
$25.25. 300 acres,public sale of land of William Snow, decd.
(gr. of 1166 acres 2 Apr 1792,300 acres previously sold to
David Anderson, Junr., George B. Smith &James Holmes) on
Play Card Road. Wm. Snow was indebted to John Callum,exor.
of David Snow who was exor. of George Snow. 2 Dec 1816.
S/PeterVaught, Sheriff. W/Richd. Singleton, Needom Moore.
Aff. Richard Singleton11 Jun 1817.
258(K113) William Raburn, Senr. to John Raburn. $30. 300
acres (750 acregr. to William Raburn, Senr. & Isaac Mishew)
bd by Levy Sollomen, Clark,Samuel Carrell, on Sand Hill Bay
& Bug Sw. 3 Dec 1825. S/William (x)Raburn. W/Hezekiah
Catret; Arthur (x) Misshew, Sam'l (x) Raburn. Aff.Hezekiah
Catret 3 Dec 1825. Recd. 6 Feb 1840.
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