In 1790, Stephen Pettypool was not named in the first census. Several families mentioned later were in the Camden District.

     1790 US Census, Camden District, Claremont County, South Carolina 
     
     D. Poole 2 males over 16, 1 male under 16, 2 females     
     Simon Daniel 2 males over 16, 7 males under 16, 4 females  
     Wm Nichols 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, 1 female
     Wm Daniel  3 males over 16, 1male under 16, 2 females      
     Abraham Pettypool 1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, 5 females, 
     6 slaves 
     Seth Pettypool  2 males over 16, 3 males uner 16, 2 females, 
     12 slaves 
 
     1800 US Census, Sumpter District, Claremont County, South Carolina 
      
      David Pool 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-45, 1 female 16-26, 
      1 female over 45
      David Pool 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-45, 1 female under 10, 
      1 female 26-45, 18 slaves
      
      Not sure which David is ours, but David P. Pool in East Feliciana
      Parish, Louisiana, did have two slaves in his estate settlement. 
      Age ranges very large on above census information.  Not sure who
      young females were. 
      
     On file in Sumter District, South Carolina, Courthouse, David
     Pettypool and William Nichols, Simon Daniel were named as heirs 
     of Stephen Pettypool. Fanny Alexander, was also named.
      
     Deed Book "B" Page 141 - 144
     
     page 141 
     Know all men by those presents that we Simon Daniel Sr, & William
     Nichols  all of the State of South Carolina Sumter District and
     County of Salem, heirs of the Estate of Stephen Petty Pool of the
     same State,  have constituted  made and appointed and by these
     present do constitute and appoint our trusty and loving  Friends
     William Daniels and Simon Daniels, Jr our true and lawful attornies
     for us and in our names and stead  and to our use to ask, demand, 
     sue for levy, record and recieve all such sum and sums of money,
     debts, rent, goods, wares, dues accounts and other demands 
     whatsoever which are or shall be due, owing payable and belonging 
     us as detained from us any manner of ways or means whatsoever by a
     Mrs. Parker, widow tho now married to another name & others now
     unkown possessed of the same property in the State of North
     Carolina & elsewhere. Giving and granting unto our said attornies 
     by thes presents and full and whole owers strenght and authority in
     and about the recovery therof and upon the receipt of any such debts,
     dues or sums of mone afoesaid, acquittance, or other sufficient
     discharges for us and in our names to make seal and deliver and
     generally all and every other act or acts, thing and things, 
     ....or devices in the Law so whatsoever needful and necesary to be
     done in and about the premises for us and in our names to do
     execute and perform as fully and largely and amply to all intents 
     and purposes as we ourselves might or could do if we were personally
     present, or as if the one or more under them for the purpose
     aforesaid to make and constitute and again all pleasure revoke,
     ratifying allowing and holding for firm and effectual all and
     whatsoever ou said attornies shall lawfully do in and aout the
     premises by viture here of.  In witness where of we have hereunto 
     interchangeably set our hands and seals this 18th day of  September
     and in the 29th year of the Independance of the United States of
     North America and in the year of our Lord  One Thousand Eight Hundred
     and Four.

     Simon (his x mark) Daniels, Sr
     William (his x mark) Nichols     
     
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     I do hereby certify that I was present and saw Simon Daniels, Sr. 
     and Wm. Nichols make their marks to their names and deliver the
     within instrument of writing to William Daniels and Simon Daniels,
     Jr. to execute as witness my hand this 18th day of September 1804.
     
     S. Carolina, Salem County
     Douglass, G. P.
     19th, October 1804

     

     Know all men by those presents that I David Petty Pool of the State
     of South Carolina Sumter District and County of Claremont Heirs of
     the Estate of Stephen Petty Pool dec'd of the same place Have
     constituted, make and appoint our trusty and loving Friends William
     Daniels and Simon Daniels Junr of the State & District aforesaid and
     County of Salem our true and lawful attornies for us and in our names
     and stead and to my use, to us demand and sue for levy recover and
     receive all such sum and sums of money debts, rent, goods, wares,
     dues accounts and other demands whatsoever which are or shall be due,
     owing payable and belonging to us or detained from us any manner of
     ways or means whatsoever by a Mrs. Parker, widow tho now married to
     another name & others now unkown possessed of the same property in 
     the State of North Carolina & elsewhere. Giving and granting unto 
     our said attornies by these presents our full and whole powers
     strenght and authourity in and about the recovery therof and upon 
     the receipt of any such debts dues or sums of mone afoesaid,
     acquittance, or other sufficient discharges for us and in our names
     to make seal and deliver and generally all and every other act or
     acts, thing and things, ....or devices in the  Law so whatsoevr
     needful and necesary to be done in and about the premises for us
     and in ou names to do execute and perform as fully and largely and
     amply to all intents and purposes as we ourselves might or could do
     if we were personally present, or as if the one or more under them
     for the purpose aforesaid to make and constitute and again all
     pleasure revoke, ratifying allowing and holding for firm and
 
     page 143
     
     effectual all and whatsoever our said attornies shall lawfully do 
     in and about the premises by viture here of.  In witness where of 
     we have hereunto interchangeably set our hands and seals this 
     18th day of  September and in the 29th year of the Independance of
     the United States of North America and in the year of our Lord  
     One Thousand Eight Hundred and Four.

     I do certify that I saw
     David P. Pool sign his           David P. Pool
     name before me .....?
     19th October, 1802 (not a typo)

     Know all men by those presents that I Fanny Alexander of the have
     constituted, made and appointed my trusty and loving Friends William
     Daniels and Tom Daniels my true and lawful attornies for me and in
     our names and stead and to my use, to  us demand and sue for levy
     recover and receive all such sum and sums of money debts, rent,
     goods, wares, dues accounts and other demands whatsoever which are 
     or shall be due, owing payable and belonging to us or detained from
     us any manner of ways or means whatsoever by a Mrs. Parker, 
     (now a name unknown) and giving and granting unto my said attornies
     by these presents my full and whole powers strenght and authority
     in about the premises to have and to hold, use and take all
     lawful means and ways in my nme for the recovery therof and upon 
     the receipt of any such debts dues or sums of money afoesaid,
     acquittance, or other sufficient discharges for me and in my name
     to make seal and deliver and generally all and every other act or
     acts, thing and things, ....or devices in the  Law so whatsoever
     needful and necesary to be done in and about the premises for me
     and in my name to do execute and perform as fully and largely and
     amply to all intents and purposes as I ourselves might or could do
     if I was personally present, or if the matter required more special
     authority than is herein given said attornies one or more of them
     for the purpose aforesaid to make and constitute and again at
     pleasure revoke, ratifying allowing and holding for firm and
     effectual all and whatsoever ou said attornies shall lawfully do 
     in and about the premises by viture here of. In witness whereof

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     I have hereunto interchangeably set our hands and seals this 
     30th day of  September and in the 29th year of the Independance of
     the United States of North America and in the year of our Lord  
     One Thousand Eight Hundred and Four.
 
     Fanny (her x mark) Alexander

     I do hereby certify that I was present and saw Fanny Alexander 
     of said County of Salem make her marks to her name for the
     execution of the within instrument of writing et delivered
     for the purpose within mentioned from under my hand.
     this 30th day of September 1804.
     
     S. Carolina, Salem County
     Douglass, G. P.
     19th, October 1804