The following land plats show the area where the Harrison family lived in Pendleton District of South Carolina. The general area is along the Tugaloo River near the tributaries of Cain Creek, Choesta Creek and Beaverdam Creek. I have indicated this area on the old map below.
Harrison land location, Pendleton District, SCAt the time of his death in 1841, Thomas Harrison Jr. (father of Catherine Harrison Blair) owned 900 acres of land in South Carolina and an unknown quantity of land in Georgia.
James E. Wooly, A Collection of Upper South Carolina Genealogical and Family Records, Volume 1.
1782, 373 acres on the Middle Fork of Beaverdam Creek
Thomas Harrison plat bounded on one side by Benjamin Harrison
1783, 287 1/2 acres on Beaverdam Creek, Benjamin Harrison plat
1787, 868 acres on Tugaloo River originally surveyed for Thomas Harrison
116 acres on Sugar Creek branch of Tugaloo River, Aaron Terrill plat bounded by Thomas Harrison
Aaron Terrill was the son-in-law of Thomas Harrison, Jr.
1801, 187 acres on Choesta Creek, bounded by Thomas Harrison
1802, 278 acres on Tugaloo River, Thomas Harrison plat bounded by Nathaniel Perry.
1833, 144 acres on Choa Creek, Thomas Harrison plat
1842, 331 acres, Choesta Creek, Hugh Blair plat bounded by Martin Harrison
Hugh Blair is the nephew of Martin Harrison
1841, 158 acres on Tugaloo River, John C. Blair plat, bounded by Thomas Harrison and G.C. Cleveland
1844, 838 acres, Cain and Choesta Creek, bounded by Martin Harrison
1855, 6 acres, between Cain and Beaverdam Creeks on Bachelors Retreat Road
Martin Harrison plat, originally surveyed for Benjamin Maret.
1866, 145 acres, Cane Creek, Martin Harrison plat
Bounded by land originally surveyed for Elias Earle
This plat may have contained a church/chapel
(This page was updated on 1/3/2023)