AK died on Long Cane by 24 Oct. 1771, when SC Journal of Ct. of Ordinary for that date (p. 8) says that Rachel and James Kerr received citation to admr. his estate, Andrew being late of Long Cane (in Brent Holcomb, PROBATE RECORDS OF SC, vol. 2 [Easley, SC: Southern Hist. P., 1978], p. 7).  On 29 Nov. 1771, an edict was issued to John Pickens, Esq., to qualify Rachel and James as administrators (ibid., p. 17; Holcomb, p. 14).

AK died on Long Cane by 24 Oct. 1771, when SC Journal of Ct. of Ordinary for that date (p. 8) says that Rachel and James Kerr received citation to admr. his estate, Andrew being late of Long Cane (in Brent Holcomb, PROBATE RECORDS OF SC, vol. 2 [Easley, SC: Southern Hist. P., 1978], p. 7).  On 29 Nov. 1771, an edict was issued to John Pickens, Esq., to qualify Rachel and James as administrators (ibid., p. 17; Holcomb, p. 14).

From Bill Lindwey's research -
The estate file has a 13 Dec. 1805 bond with David Kerr, John Robinson, Archibald Walker, and Martin Loftis adm. Inventory on 3 Jan. 1806 by James Foster, Milton Paschal, and Wm. Bole, of Wm. and Lettice Kerr. Sale 6 Jan. 1806, with buyers Nancy Kerr, Jenny Kerr, David Kerr, Isabella Kerr, and others.

Church Hill, Abbeville Dist, SC is the address on David pension statement.