Solomon DILL
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Name Solomon DILL Born Abt 1772 Caswell County, North Carolina
[1] Gender Male Died Abt Aug 1854 Greenville County, South Carolina
[2] Probate 08 Aug 1854 Greenville County, South Carolina
[3] - On 8 Aug 1854 John Dill, son of Solomon Dill, applied for Letters of Administration for the estate of his father. The petition includes a true statement of the heirs of Solomon Dil. The heirs were his widow, Lydia, daughter, Elizabeth Jackson, and sons John and George Dill.
Reference Number 2047 Buried Greenville County, South Carolina
- Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery
Person ID I2047 Bennetts of Pittsylvania County Last Modified 9 Dec 2011
Father Archibald DILL, b. 1748, Kent, Delaware
, d. 1838, Jackson County, Tennessee
(Age 90 years) Mother Rebeckah LOFTIS Married 1770 Kent, Delaware
Children9 children Family ID F630 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Lydia, b. Abt 1780, North Carolina
, d. 10 Sep 1861, Greenville County, South Carolina
(Age ~ 81 years) Married Y [3, 4] Census 1850 Greenville County, South Carolina
[1] Children 1. George DILL, b. Abt 1792, Caswell County, North Carolina
, d. 15 Nov 1861, Greenville County, South Carolina
(Age ~ 69 years)Married: Prudence LOFTIS (1820)2. John DILL, b. 25 May 1803, Greenville County, South Carolina
, d. 22 Dec 1880, Greenville County, South Carolina
(Age 77 years)3. Elizabeth DILL, b. Abt 1806 Married:Family ID F648 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - John Dill applied for letters of administration on the estate of Solomon Dill on 8 Aug 1854. According to the estate records, the heirs ofSolomon Dill were his widow, Lydia and three children, John Dill, Elizabeth Jackson, and George Dill. (Greenville County, SC Estate Records, Apartment 14, File 211)
Consent of Lydia Dill, George Dill, John Dill, Elizabeth Jackson
Greenville Co., SC Probate
Apt. 14, File 211
South Carolina
Greenville District
To Robt M. Kay, Esq Ordinary of said District
The undersigned distributees of the estate of Solomon Dill, deceased,do hereby consent for the Real Estate of the said Solomon Dill, deceased, lying and being in Greenville District, on the waters of Middle Tyger River and adjoining lands of Millin Underwood, Elizabeth Jackson and others, containing One hundred and forty nine acres more or less, to be sold or divided at such time as may meet your Judgement.
Given under our hands, the 8th day of December AD 1854.
Signed Lydia (her mark) Dill, Elizabeth (her mark) Jackson, George Dill, John Dill
In presence of T. B. Reid, Alexander Ross
Filed 9th Dec 1854, Robt M. Kay, O.G.D.
Recorded in Real Estate Book C, page 241, Robt M. Kay, O.G.D.
(Transcribed by Don Bennett, May 1, 2004) [3, 4]
- John Dill applied for letters of administration on the estate of Solomon Dill on 8 Aug 1854. According to the estate records, the heirs ofSolomon Dill were his widow, Lydia and three children, John Dill, Elizabeth Jackson, and George Dill. (Greenville County, SC Estate Records, Apartment 14, File 211)
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Sources - [S263] 1850 Census Greenville Co., SC, (NARA), Solomon Dill household.
- [S582] Solomon Dill Estate File, John Dill application for Letters of Administration.
- [S582] Solomon Dill Estate File, Application for Letters of Administration.
- [S582] Solomon Dill Estate File, Consent of Lydia Dill, George Dill, John Dill, Elizabeth Jackson.
- [S263] 1850 Census Greenville Co., SC, (NARA), Solomon Dill household.
