Basic Information
- Location Russell Creek (a branch of the North Edisto River), Little Edisto Island, St. John's Colleton Parish, Charleston County
- Origin of name ?
- Other names Ashe's, Little Edisto, Windsor
- Current status
Timeline
Land
- Number of acres ?
- Primary crop Sea island cotton
Owners
- Alphabetical list John Ashe, Abigail Mikell Baynard, Sarah Ann Seabrook, Edward C. Whaley, Ephraim Mikell Whaley, James Swinton Whaley
Slaves
- Number of slaves 68
Buildings
Web Resources
Print Resources
- Initial references: 1
- Porcher, Richard Dwight and Sarah Fick. The Story of Sea Island Cotton. Charleston: Wyrick & Company, 2005.
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