Spring Grove was an inland rice plantation on the Back River and part of a 1706 grant by the Lords Proprietors to John Barnwell. By 1727 the tract had passed to planter and state representative Joseph Wragg (d. 1751) as part of his Dockton plantation. Spring Grove did not become a separate plantation until 1793, when it included 1,406 acres and was owned by planter and state representative George Keckley (d. 1829). It remained in the Keckley family until 1843, when William Bell, owner of nearby Cypress Grove and Pine Grove plantations, purchased it. Bell’s son sold it soon after the Civil War. Later owners included the E.P. Burton Lumber Co., the Cooper River Mining & Manufacture Co., and the Pine Grove Hunting Club. In 2003 it was subdivided for development as Pendley Homes.