Whitehall Plantation - Lady's Island Beaufort County South Carolina SC

Whitehall Plantation – Lady's Island – Beaufort County



Basic Information

  • Location – Lady's Island, Beaufort County

  • Origin of name – ?

  • Other names – ?

  • Current status – No longer exists

Timeline

  • ? – Earliest known date of existence

  • Circa 1790 – House built by English sea captian Daniel Hingston Bythewood

  • 1861 – The plantation was taken by Union troops. At this time it had still been owned by the Bythewood family.

    After the Civil War, the Bythewood family tried to gain possession of the plantation again through the courts. The case went as far as the US Supreme Court but the family was not successful.

Land

  • Number of acres – 700

  • Primary crop – Rice

Owners

  • Alphabetical list – Bythewood

Slaves

  • Number of slaves – ?

Buildings

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