Prater/Prather Genealogy* 120,000+ Family Members
Alexander Preston Prater
Abt 1822 -1. Alexander Preston Prater was born Abt 1822, South Carolina; was christened , Also Lived in Hall Co., Ga. (son of Josiah Prater and Eleanor Wright); died , Collin Co., Texas. Other Events:
- Reference Number: 6.705.04
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
Alexander moved sometime between 1870 and 1878 to Mason Co.,Tx. from Hall Co.,
Ga. with him was at lease one older brother, Aaron Prater. Their fathers
estate was distributed to them in Mason Co.,Tx. in 1878. By 3 June 1880 the
family was in Collin Co.,Tx. and by Apr. 1883 Alexander (A.P.) was dead.
At least one son Levi later lived again in Hall Co.,Ga./
He and father-in-law served and deserted from Co.L,38th Reg.,Ga.Volunteer Inf.
Evan's Brig.,Gordon's Div.,Wrights Legion,Army of Northern. Deserted 7 Apr.64Alexander married Mahala Reed 19 Jan 1843, Hall Co., Ga.. Mahala was born , South Carolina. [Group Sheet]
Children:- Paralee Prater was born , S.C.; was christened , Mason & Collin Co., Tx; died , Prob. Columbia Co., Wa..
- Ann Elizabeth Prater was born , Hall Co., Ga..
- Benjamin G. Prater was born , Hall Co., Ga.; died , Prob. Mason Co., Tx..
- Sarah E. Prater was born , Hall Co., Ga..
- Mary E. Prater was born , Hall Co., Ga..
- Paulina Prater was born , Hall Co., Ga..
- Arthur J. Prater, Gus was born 13 Sep 1852, Hall Co., Ga.; was christened , Listed Mason Co., Tx. in 1880 Census; died 08 Sep 1933, Prob. Collin Co., Tx., Or Mason Co., Tx..
- Robert Clinton Prater was born 16 Nov 1854, Hall Co., Ga.; died 28 May 1934.
- Richmond Alexander Prater was born 02 Jun 1870, Hall Co., Ga.; died 02 Nov 1956, Billings, Montana.
Alexander married Elizabeth Maddox 03 Aug 1871, Hall Co., Ga.. Elizabeth was born , of Collin Co., Tx. [Group Sheet]
Children:- Levi Prater was born , Hall Co., Ga..
- Harriet E. Prater, Babe was born , Hall Co., Ga..
- Ida Prater was born , Mason Co., Tx..
2. Josiah Prater was born 1792, Pendleton Co., Washington Dist., S.C.; was christened , Later to Become Pickens Co., S.C.1826 (son of Philip John Prater, I and Susannah Hubbard); died Bef 19 Feb 1877, Fork, Gainsville Dist., Hall Co., Ga.. Other Events:
- Occupation: PLANTATIONER; Blacksmith
- Reference Number: 5.291.09
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
Annual Return on the estate of Josiah Prater dated 15 Mar., 1878:
Margaret, his widow.
Children:
John B. Prater, deceased
Susan Mayfield, of Attala Co., MS.
Elizabeth Owens, Pople Co., Ark.
Josiah Prater Jr., Hall Co., GA.
Shelton R. Prater, Attorney in fact for R.C. (Robertson C.) Prater of CO.
Aaron Prater, Mason Co., TX.
A.P. (Alexander Preston) Prater, Mason Co., TX.
Probate Book K, p. 32-43, Misc. Estate Records Hall Co., GA.
Annual Return on Estate Josiah Prater, 1 July, 1878.
Listed in 1830 Hall Co., GA. census --- Roll #18 p. 103Josiah married Eleanor Wright Prob. S.C.. Eleanor was born Abt 1797, of, Sc. [Group Sheet]
3. Eleanor Wright was born Abt 1797, of, Sc. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- Susan Prater was born , of, Hall, Ga; died , Prob. Attala Co., Ms..
- Elias J. Prather was born , of Gilmer Co., Ga.; was christened , Also Lived Elbert Co., Ga.; was buried Bef 1877, Gilmer Co., Ga..
- Robertson C. Prater, Prator was born 07 Jun 1815, Garvis, Hall, Ga; died 03 Dec 1879, La Veta, Huerfano Co., Co.; was buried , La Veta Cem..
- William Prather was born Abt 1817, Garvis, Hall, Ga.
- John Bayliss Boone Prater was born Abt 1820, of, Hopkins, Ky; died , Hall Co., Ga..
- 1. Alexander Preston Prater was born Abt 1822, South Carolina; was christened , Also Lived in Hall Co., Ga.; died , Collin Co., Texas.
- Elizabeth Prater was born Abt 1824, of, Hall, Ga; died , Prob. Pope Co., Ark..
- Aaron Prater was born Abt 1830, ,Hall, Ga; was christened , Lived in Hall Co., Ga.; died Bef 1900, Mason Co., Tx..
- Josiah Prater, Jr was born 01 May 1830, ,Hall, Ga; died , of Buford, Gwinnett Co., Ga..
Generation: 3
4. Philip John Prater, I was born 1754, Conecocheague, Prince George, Md; was christened , At Conecocheaque Manor (son of Philip Philemin Gittings Prater, I and Margery Hunt); died 17 Sep 1797, Pendleton, Dist. 96, Sc; was buried , 18 Mile Creek, Pendleton, Dist. 96, Sc. Other Events:
- Occupation: PLANTATION
- Reference Number: 4.108.06
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
!He served in the Rev. Army,is listed in "S.C.Revolutionary index at the
Historical Commission"-Phillip Prator,AA6100.
Phillip Prator, son of Phillip Prator and Margery Hunt, received a Warrant, 23
Aug., 1790, for 238 acres on the head branches of Twenty Three Mile Creek and
Twenty six Mile Creek, surveyed 24 Aug., 1790 and State Grant issued 5 Dec.,
1791. He received a Warrant, 12 Dec., 1790, for 300 acres on branches of 18
Mile Creek, Waters of Keowee River, surveyed 4 Mar., 1791 and State Grant
issued 5 Dec., 1791. Phillip received a warrant 6 Aug., 1791, for 662 acres on
the confluience of Price Creek and Six Mile River, surveyed 8 Aug., 1791 and
State Grant issued 5 Dec., 1791. He also received a Warrant , no date, for 221
acres on branches of 18 Mile Creek, Waters of Keowee River, surveyed 1 Nov.,
1791 and State Grant issued 5 Dec., 1791. These properties were for his role
in the Rev. War, as Soldier in the Army of South Carolina.
Phillip Prater sold to Alenxander Boyse, 6 Mar., 1792, 238 acres on the head
branches of Twenty three Mile Creek and Twenty six Mile Creek, water of
Savannah River, granted to Phillip 5 Dec., 1791. Adjacent property owners were
John Prator and Robert McCann. Whitnesses Robert McCann and Hartwell
Hunnicutt. Proved by Robert McCann, 10 Apr. 1792, Recorded 25 June, 1792.
Robert McCann sold to Phillip Prator, 20 Aug., 1792 701 acres on branches of
18 Mile Creek, waters of Keowee River, granted to Robert McCann 6 June, 1791.
Phillip Prater died in Pendleton Dist. S.C. before 17 Sept. 1798, the date of
his Will was proved.
After his death his widow Susannah Prater (now Hammond) made a declaration,
3 Nov., 1846, excerpts from this declaration are:
She was married to the late Phillip Prater who was a private in the militia of
South Carolina during the war of the Revolution, that he served under Capt.
Maxwell and Col's. Pickens and Anderson. She being very old and infirm, and
unable to recollect what length of time it was, she thinks one or two
years, as she suffered much during the time with her little children,
hiding out and dodging the Tourey and British, that they lived in Laurens
Dist. and afterwards moved to this Dist. near where she now lives and has
resided ever since. She further declares that she was married to the said
Phillip Prater on Haw River in Guildord Co., N.C. by a preacher whose name she
has forgotten, as near as she can calculate about the year 1775/6 on the 16
day of July, and then they moved to S.C. where the said Phillip Prater died
in the year 1797. That she was afterwards married to William Hammond who lived
with her about 2 years and left her, and is as she understands long since
dead, tho' she does not know the date of his death, that she was a widow on
the 4 Jyly 1836 and still remains a widow as will more fully appear by
reference to the proof herewith sent. Susannah Hammond (signed by her mark)
To Susannah Prater (now Hammond), Increase in Phillip's pension, excerpts from
this document are ...... Susannah Hammond formerly widow of Phillip Prater who
dies in the year 1797.... who was a private in the Company commanded by Capt.
Maxwell of the Regiment Commanded by Col. Pickney in the S.C. Military line
for 8 months and 12 days..... inscribed on the Roll of Charleston at the rate
of 61 dollars and 33 cents per annum to commence on the 4th day of March 1831
and end 9 Mar., 1848 when she died.
Col. J.O.Young of Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Ark. wrote a letter to Clerk of
Anderson Dist. S.C. and enclosed a Power of Attorney on the Estate of Susan
Prator, deceased, widow of Phillip Prator, deceased, Jan., 1857, excerpts from
this letter and Power of attorney are:
I have learned from the heirs of Phillip Prator who was a son of the old Lady
Susan Prator and brother of William Prator who the power of Attorney will show
he was the father of my wife, Elizabeth Prater (now Young) and Rebecca
(Middleton) Prater, wife of William Prator, who yet survives and in my house.
We also learned the amount is small and it is or was reported in the
hands of Clerk of Anderson Dist. where the old lady lived, now if this be the
fact I am sure you can comply with the requirements of the enclosed powere
forth with. If it should be otherwise you will confer a vayvor on a distant
by seeing the holder and having the little matter arranged.
You will address Co.. J.O. Young, Buck Creek, Arkansas
State of Arkansas, County of Clark ... I Aaron Prator of the County and State
aforesaind being duly sworn do depose and say that I was acquanted with Susan
Prator who was the wife and afterwards the widow of Philip Prater, deceased
that William Prater was their son and was married to Rebecca Middleton and
died leaving the said Rebecca a widow who still survives and lives in this
county - that the said William left three children only two of whom are dead
without heirs and the third is named Elizabeth and has intermarried with
John O. Young and that the said John and Elizabeth are both living in this
County. I am grandson of Susan Prater and cousin of said Elizabeth.
signed........ Aaron Prater
To all whom these presents shall come greeting ... Whereas the undersigned
Rebecca Prator, John O. Young and Elizabeth his wife are informed that they or
some of them the first as widow of William Prator and last as sole surviving
heir of said William are entitled certain funds which come from the said
Phillip Prator on his widow Susan Prator and which are said to be deposeted
for the benefit of person entiled. Now we specially authorize the person in
whose hands the same may be deposited to deposit the same in any safe bank of
the state of South Carolina and take a certificate of said deposit to credit
of person entitled therto and credit the same by mail to us or certain of us
at ARKADELPHIA, CLARK CO., ARKANSAS and this power of attorney together with
the Postmaster of the registering of said letter and its contents shall be
used as sufficient endorse of its payment.
John, Josiah, Joseph, Aaron and Jeremiah Prator, sons of Phillip Prator,
deceased, sold to Henry Hendricks, 21 Dec., 1820, 83 acres on waters of 18
Mile Creek, part of 701 acres granted to Robert McCann and conveyed to
Phillip Prator by deed.
U.S. Pension W. 9052 Revolutionary War, dated Nov. 3, 1846.
WILL BOOK C, p. 140 Pendleton Co., 96th Dist. S.C.
"THE WILL OF PHILLIP PRATER"
"In the name of God Amen. I Philip Prater of South Carolina of County of
Pendleton do this fifth Day of February in the Year of our Lord 1796 being
Weak in Body but sound in Judgement call to Remmembrance the Mortality of my
Body thus publish My Last Will & Testament hereby revoking all former Wills
Testaments & C. First I bequeath My Soul to God and My Body to Dust.
Second I bequeath My John a piece or Parcel of Land estimated at the Acres on
the Branch a Joining Johnsons Land Item and my Rifle gun. Second I bequeath
to My son Thomas a Mare and Sadle. Third I bequeath to My son Philip a Colt
and Sadle. Fourth I bequeath to My Daughter Sally one Dollar.
Fifth I Bequeath to My daughter Polly a Horse and Sadle & two cows and calves.
Sixth I bequeath to My Son William a Colt & Sadle. Seventh I Bequeath My Wife
Suannah One Hundred Acres of Land where I now live During Her Life, and the
Remainder of the Land the Children is to have equally Divided When my Youngest
Child is a Maturity & if they cannot Divide it peacably it is to be sold & the
price equaly Divided.
Item I leave all the Goods and Chattles to my Wife & little children after she
has paid all just Debts or Demands. And I do apoint my Wife Susannah & my son
John & William Hubbard My Exccutors given under my Hand & seal the Day & Date
Above writin.
Signed Sealed & Delivered in the presence of
Robert McCann Jasa. C. Griffin Recorded & proved 17 Sept. 1798
* Phillip and Susannah were married by Rev. Muckeljohn.
* Phillip Praters Revolutionary War record is found under file #W.9052
Additional information on this family from LDS microfilm No. 1260518,
Revolutionary Army Soldier (Historical Commission) "Philip Prater"#AA6100
* A church and community located in the area where his plantation was located
continues to carry his Prater name (Near Pickins, S.C.) 1989 Gary B. Prather
!He served in the Rev. Army,is listed in "S.C.Revolutionary index at the Historical Commission"-Phillip Prator,AA6100.Philip married Susannah Hubbard 16 Jul 1775, Haw River, Guilford Co., n.C.. Susannah (daughter of Isreal Hubbard, Hobart and Anna Lawrence) was born 12 Jul 1755, ,Guilford, Nc; died 09 Aug 1848, Anderson, Sc; was buried 09 Aug 1848, Pickens Dist., Sc. [Group Sheet]
5. Susannah Hubbard was born 12 Jul 1755, ,Guilford, Nc (daughter of Isreal Hubbard, Hobart and Anna Lawrence); died 09 Aug 1848, Anderson, Sc; was buried 09 Aug 1848, Pickens Dist., Sc. Other Events:
- Reference Number: 65
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
Application for the pension of Phillip Prater by Susannah Prather Hammond:
"Mrs. Susannah Hammond, age about eighty nine years, that she was married to
Philip Prather, who was a private in the militia of South Carolina during the
War of the Revolution, that he was or she understood drafted, and served under
Captain Maxwell and either Colonel Pickens or Anderson, or both - she is very
old and infirm, and unable to recollect what she heard him relate of hiis
service. she however, knows he done service for a considerable length of time
in the war, she thinks one or two years, as she suffered much during the time
with her three little children, hiding out and dodging the Tory and British.
That they lived in Laurens Dist. and afterwards moved to this district near
where she now lives and has resided ever since. She further declares that she
was married to the said Philip Prather on Haw River in Guilford County, North
Carolina, by a preacher whose name she has forgotten, as near as she can
calculate about the year 1775 or 1776, on the 16th day of July, and then they
moved to South Carolina where the said Philip Prather died in the year 1797.
Pension for Philip Prater #W9052, Declaration #6854, Court of General Session
and Common Pleas for Pickens district, S.C.
For more information see the file on Elizabeth Prater, daughter to William
Prator and Rebecca Elizabeth Middleton Prator.
Susannah Hubbard was married to "Phillip Prater" by Rev. Mucklejohn at
the old church at Trollingers Ford ..... later known as Haw River, Guilford
Co., N.C. (the old church is still standing ..(1999).
Died at home of her son, Jere. Prather Pendleton Co., Old 96th District, SC)
Married 2nd. to William Hammond, by whom she had two children.
Her husband Phillip Prater was a private under Cap. Robert Maxwell commanded
by Col. Pickins in the Laurens Co., S.C. Mil. line for 9 mo. 12 days Rev.War.
She was the sister of William Hubbard of Guilford Co., N.C.Children:
- John B Prater was born 1776, Guilford, n. Carolina; died Aug 1850, Near Cross Plains, Benton Co., S.C..
- Philip John Prater, Il was born 1778, Pendleton, Dist. 96, Sc; died Nov 1855, Murfresboro, Rutherford, Tn; was buried Nov 1855, Family Cem., Murfresboro, Rutherford, Tn.
- Sally Sarah Prater was born 1782, ,Pickens, Sc; died Bef 1848.
- Polly Mary Ann Prater was born 1784, ,Pickens, Sc; died Bef 1848.
- Thomas Prater was born 26 Mar 1784, Pickens Dist, Guilford, Nc; died 17 Feb 1860, Ramer, McNairy, Tn; was buried , Jeanes Cemetery.
- William Marion Prather, Prator Praytor was born 14 Sep 1786, ,Pickens, Sc; died 17 May 1861, Near Athens, McMinn Co., Tn.; was buried , Cedar Spr., McMinn Co., Tn..
- Jeremiah Prater was born 1788, Pickens, S. Carolina; died , Fleming Co., Ky.; was buried , Mt. Tabor Cem..
- 2. Josiah Prater was born 1792, Pendleton Co., Washington Dist., S.C.; was christened , Later to Become Pickens Co., S.C.1826; died Bef 19 Feb 1877, Fork, Gainsville Dist., Hall Co., Ga..
- Josephine Prater was born Abt 1794, of, Rutherford, Tn; died Aft 1850.
- Joseph Prater was born 1794, Pickens, S. Carolina; died 04 Apr 1877, ,Hall, Ga; was buried , Alta Vista Cem, Gainsville, Ga.
- Aaron Prater was born Abt 1796, Pickens, S. Carolina; was christened , Was in Clark Co., Ark.; died , of, Hall, Ga.
Generation: 4
8. Philip Philemin Gittings Prater, I was born 1708, Orphans Gift, Prince George, Md; was christened , Records Also Spell His Name Prator (son of Thomas Prater and Martha Spriggs); died Bef 23 Sep 1767, Enoree, Laurens, Nc. Other Events:
- Occupation: Plantationer
- Reference Number: 3.029.04
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Notes:
!Lillard says he moved with his family to NC in 1756.P-A,adds a Frederick N.
and does not have Basil.
His father gave him 166 acres of land being part of a tract of land called
"Spriggs Request", in his Will which was written 13 Dec., 1711.
*Liber 13, pp.379381, Prerogative Court (Wills), Thomas Prather, of
Prince George Co., Md. Will proved 15 Mar., 1711 (sic), Maryland State
Archives, Hall of Records, Annapolis, Md.
Martha Prather on 29 Apr., 1719 conveyed to her son Phillip, when he is
eighteen years old, ten pounds sterling money.
*Liber E, p. 791, Land Office Records, Maryland State Archives, Hall of
Records, Annapolis, Md.
In a letter, to Honorable Alexander Contee Hanson Esq., Chancellor of
Maryland, reviews the many legal transfers of a tract of land, being part of
his Lordships Manor of Concoheague in Prince George Co., Md.
Van Swearingen of Prince George Co., Md. leased, 9 Oct., 1737, of Benjamin
Tasker a tract of land, being part of his Lordships Manor of Concoheague, 99
acres, for his life and the lives of his wife Elizabeth and his dau.
Priscilla. This land remained in the possession of Van Swearingen until 8
Dec., 1739 when he assigned his rights to Phillip Prather, who wishing to
change to lease to obtain one for the land for his life and the lives of his
wife and one of his children. Phillip made application to Benjamin Tasker who
granted a new lease which include to names of Phillip Prather, Margery Prather
his wife and Elizabeth Prather his daughter. Phillip retained possession until
Sept., 1756 when he assigned his rights to Joseph Bench and with his family
moved to North Carolina.
*Folder #2617, Chancery Court Record, Maryland State Archives.
Martha Prather (now Yoakley) gives Phillip Prather, her son, all that part of
a tract of land called "Spriggs Request" & in my Lords Manor upon Collington,
belonging to me, which is now in his possession by a division made between him
and his brothers Thomas and John by virtue of their father's Will and in order
to prevent my son Thomas from claiming the same of disturbing either of them
in their peaceable possession of their parts; in her Will written 19 Jun, 1742
*Liber 22 pp.524-526 Poerogative Court (Wills), Maryland State Archives.
Phillip Prater sold to Richard Duckett part of a tract of land in Prince
George Co., Md. called "Sprigg's Request" 25 Mar., 1740 upon completion of
sale Phillip Prater moved to Concoheague Manor, Frederick Co., Md.
*Liber Y, pp. 141-142 Maryland Land Office Records, Maryland State Archives.
Phillip Prater moved to North Carolina after 2 Sept., 1756 and the first
record for him there was in the oldest court records of Orange Co., N.C.
in 1761 and he remained in Orange Co., N.C. as late as 1765 when he served on
a jury with Jesse Brashear.
Philomen "Phillip" Gittens Prater (Prather) died before 23 Sept. 1767 in what
is now Laurens Co., S.C.
Citation granted to Henerete Prather and Middleton Brashear to admin. on the
estate & effects of Phillip Prather, late of Enoree Planter Dec'd, his widow
and brother-in-law to be read in said parish church & returned certified Sept.
23, 1767.
* Journal of the Ordinary 1764-1771, back of page 58, Dist. 96, S.C.
South Carolina Archives Vol. #3.
An inventory of Phillip's estate was made, it was appraised by Charles D.
Bradford and William Barry on 14 Dec., 1767.
*Charleston Inventories, Box X pp. 259-260, Dist. 96, S.C./ S.C. Archives
Some History of Larens Co., S.C. :
"Native Americans, or American Indias, were the first known inhabitants of the
area now known as Laurens Co.
The Cherokee Indians, members of the Iroquois Nation, lived and hunted in the
western and central piedmont of South Carolina.
Many Indian artifacts have been unearthed in the areas along the Enoree river,
Bush River, and Rabon Creek.
Early settlers to the Western piedmont area of the Carolinas came down through
the backcountry of Pennsylvania, Marland and Virginia and were Scotch-Irish.
The first known white settler to arrive in what is now Laurens County was
JOHN DUNCAN in 1753.
JOHN DUNCAN... from Aberdeen, Scotland, spent a few years in Pennsylvania
before moving south. He liked the lush vegetation and abundant wildlife he
found in the area and settled around a creek in the northestern section of the
county not far from the present city of Clinton.
John Duncan built a rustic house, a few outbuildings, a distillery, and
organized a church. he brought the first African Slave and the first
horse-drawn wagon into the area. Of course, the creek near which he settled
is known today as Duncan's Creek, and the church, still in existence, is the
Duncan's Creek Presbyterian Church, the oldest church in Laurens County and
one of the oldest Presbyterian churches in the backcountry....."
Note:
Present day town of Haw River was called "Trollinger's Ford" or "Trollinger's
Crossing" back in the 1750's.
Haw River is a river that is about 131 miles long, begins in Forsythe Co.,
travels thru Guilford, Rockingham, back in to Guilford, and then runs thru
Alamance Co. down into Chatham Co. where it meets the Deep River, and they
merge into the Cape Fear River.
You must remember that the boundries of these counties were established from
other counties and the boundries of present day Orange Co. if different
from those boundries that existed in the 1700's.
The old church at Trollinger's Ford (Haw River) is still standing. (1999)
Note:
Philomen's last name is spelled Preator in court records in the 1750's in
Orange co. and spelled Prator, Praitor, Prayther, Prater in other records.
RE: Phillip Preather served in a Grand Jury in Feb., 1761 in Orange Co., N.C.
Different accounts of the family show that the Approximately (8)
Eight children listed within different family groups with Catherine or Margery
as the mother. His third wife admist. his Will for Enoree River, N.C. estate.
Phillip lived on his plantation in Canton Co., Maryland for many years then
he sold it and moved to Va. and then settled at Enoree River, N.C.
and later went to what is now Laurens Co., S.C. where died.
!Lillard says he moved with his family to NC in 1756.P-A,adds a Frederick N. and does not have Basil.Philip married Margery Hunt 03 Dec 1737, Calvert Co., Maryland. Margery (daughter of John Hunt and Mrs Elizabeth Hunt) was born Abt 1711, of, Prince George, Md. [Group Sheet]
9. Margery Hunt was born Abt 1711, of, Prince George, Md (daughter of John Hunt and Mrs Elizabeth Hunt). Other Events:
- Reference Number: 129
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- William Prater, Prator Praytor was born Abt 1739, ,Frederick, Md; was christened , Rev. War Soldier - S.C. Private; died Aft 03 Nov 1788, ,Laurens, Sc.
- Elizabeth Prather was born 06 May 1740, of, Conecocheague, Prince George, Md; died 1804, New Feliciana P, La.
- Frederick N Prather was born Abt 1742, Conecochegue, Prince George, Md.
- Jonathon John Prater was born 1748, Conecocheague, Prince George, Md; was christened , Rev. War Soldier - S.C. Private; died 04 Dec 1829, ,Pickens, Sc; was buried , Prob. Pickens Co., Ala..
- Isaac Prater was born 1752, Prince George, Maryland; died , Oconee, S.C..
- 4. Philip John Prater, I was born 1754, Conecocheague, Prince George, Md; was christened , At Conecocheaque Manor; died 17 Sep 1797, Pendleton, Dist. 96, Sc; was buried , 18 Mile Creek, Pendleton, Dist. 96, Sc.
- Thomas Prater was born 01 Jun 1758, Conecocheague, Prince George, Md.
- Basil Prather was born Abt 1760, of, Prince George, Md.
10. Isreal Hubbard, Hobart was born , of Guilford, Nc. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Isreal married Anna Lawrence of Guilford, Nc. Anna was born , of Guilford, Nc. [Group Sheet]
11. Anna Lawrence was born , of Guilford, Nc. Other Events:
- Record Change: 12 Apr 2009
Children:
- Isreal Hubbard, Hobart was born 23 May 1751, Guildford Co., n.C.; died , Phelp, n.y..
- William Hubbard, Hobart was born 23 May 1751, Guildford Co., n.C..
- Anna Hubbard was born 13 Feb 1753, Guildford Co., n.C..
- 5. Susannah Hubbard was born 12 Jul 1755, ,Guilford, Nc; died 09 Aug 1848, Anderson, Sc; was buried 09 Aug 1848, Pickens Dist., Sc.
- Benjamin Hubbard was born 01 Mar 1757, Guildford Co., n.C..
- Phebe Hubbard was born 06 Aug 1759, Guildford Co., n.C..
- Nehemiah Hubbard was born 21 Apr 1764, Guildford Co., n.C.; died 03 Dec 1764, Guildford Co., n.C..
- Samuel Hubbard was born 13 Mar 1766, Guildford Co., n.C.; died 26 Dec 1770.