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A Brief History of Old Greenville Presbyterian Church, erected 1773 near Donalds, S. C. Price $1.25 Miss Pauline Young, Box 129, Liberty, S. C.
Manuscripts of Chapman Family of Pickens County, S. C. Migrated to Georgia, Tenn., and Texas. Price $5.00 Miss Pauline Young, Box 129, Liberty, S. C.
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LE 67.821.
SOUTH CAROLINA AND IT'S PEOPLE
VOLUME No. 4 I
July, 1952
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By: Miss Pauline Young Box 129 Liberty, S. C.
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ESTATE OF SILAS STONE' BOX 107 NO. 1025 PICKENS COURTHOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA
The State of South Carolina
Know all men by these presents that I CHARLES CALAHAM of the State of ALABAMA GREEN COUNTY for and in consideration of the sum of two hund- red and twelve dollars to me in hand paid by BENJAMIN P. POOL the re- ceipt and payment whereof is hereby acknowledged I have granted barg- . anied sold and released and by these presents do grant bargain sell and release unto TEMPERANCE P. POOL (the wife of SETH P. POOL) of the District of Pickens and State of South Carolina and to her bodily heir : forever all that certain plantation or tract of land lying in the Dis- trict of Pickens and State of South Carolina on both sides of Six mile Creek waters of Keowee River begining on a rock 3x thence N. 70 E. 3.50 to a Dogwood 3x thence N. 34 E. 44 to a pine 3x thence N.80 £ 6.40 to a pine 3x thence S. 30 E. 54.80 to a poplar stump pr. hickory 3x thence N.83 E.9.10 to a P.O. 3x thence N.11 W.58.20 to a W.0. 3x3x thence S. 88 W.5 to a corner in a field thence N.60 E 70.75 to a Stake 3x thence 1.86 W.83 to a Stake 3x thence S.51 W. 70.75 to a P.O. ex thence N.88 E.12 to a P.0. 3x thence S.11E. 48.90 to the beginning Rock corner con- taining Four hundred and forty Six acres more or less originally gra- nted to Wm. Swift reference being had to a plat made by Thomas Garvin will more fully shew the boundaries of the same together with all and singular the rights members hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise incident or appertaining to have and to hold all and singular the premises before mentioned unto the said TEMPERANCE P. POOL and to her Bodily Heirs forever and I do hereby bind myself my Heirs Executors and Administrators and assigns to warrant and for ever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said TEMPERA" NICE P. POOL and her heirs against myself and against all manner of persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the Charles Calaham day of May the 16 ,in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty five and in the Sixtyeth year of the Soverin- gnty and Independence of the United States of America.
Signed Sealed and delivered
in the presence of
Chres Calaham ( SEAL)
Test WILLIAM YOUNG
Test . JOHN FRANKS
AGREEMENT BOND . between WII. JOHNSON, T. P. POOL, JOHN HOWARD
SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENS DISTRICT Know all men by these presents that I WM. JOHNSON TEMPERANCE P. POOL and JOHN HOWARD of the same State and District
aforesaid in consideration of a dispute? of the rights of land situatec in Pickens District South Carolina on the waters of Six mile creek it being the same land whereon the above mentioned Wh. JOHNSON & TEMPER- ANCE P POOL now resides. That for the sake of peace and expense of going to law we have this day entered into an article of an agreement on a conditional line it beginning on a stake corner near the foot of six mild mountain the swift tract of land running S.W. a strait line to the E fork of the six mild creek thence down the said fork to the main creek thence down the main creek to TEMPERANCE P POOLS line. And by these presence we do agree each and every one of us bind our selves
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our heirs administrators and assigns to the above named line to be a final settlement of the disputed lines. Given under our hands and st this the 15th day of March one thousand eight hundred and forty four. Signed sealed in the presence of
R. STEWART ESQUIRE
W/M. J. PARSONS
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JOHN X HOWARD ( SEAL
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Agent for his children
SETH P. POOL
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SOUTH CAROLINA PICKENS DISTRICT Before me Rt STEWART ESQUIRE personally appeared WI. J. PARSON and made oath in due form of law and on oath saith he saw WM. JOHNSON & TEMPERANCE P. POOL and JOHN HOWARD SETH P. POOL agent sine seal the Article of Agreement for the use and perpus he :: mention I was a subscribing witness to the same agreement Sworn to a: subscribe before me this 15 day of March 1844.
Givin under my hand and seal this 15 of March 1844.
RT. STEWART M.P.C. (SEAL)
WM. J. PARSONS
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SPARTANBURG DISTRICT
This is to certify that I have sold to SILAS STONE a certain Planta- tion or a Tract of land containing Two Hundred and Twenty five acres more or less beginning on a pine on RODGERS line run S N 10% E.66 chains to a stake thence N. 79 W.20 chains along a road to a pine ther S. 47 W.52 chains to a maple stake in LITTLE FERGERSON CREEK said to be Deny Anderson's corner thence a strait course to the begining pine corner for which said STONE has given his notes payable at various times in all amounting to Eight hundred dollars upon the payments of the said notes I bind myself to make or cause to be maid unto the sai SILAS STONE a warentee Title to all and singular the said premises ar .: appertainances. Witness my hand and seal this 29th day of October. 1846. Test S. N. EVINS JOSHUA TAFF WILLIAM STONE
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SOUTH CAROLINA At the request of Centhey Deanna Scrogins I have admeasured & laid of. for her a tract of land containing sixty four acres situate in Picka. District on both sides of 6 mile creek waters of Keowee River it being part of a tract of land originally surveyed by Thos. Lofton Dept. Sur .. for Wm. Swift 12th April 1788 & granted to sd. Swift 2d June 1788 and hath such form & shape as the above plat represents Laid off the 8th June 1840.
THOS. D. GARVIN
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SOUTH CAROLINA
"This DIOIMIUT. Know all men by these present that I WILLIAM JOHNSON for and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars to me in hand paid by SAMUEL SMITH of the District and State aforesaid do grant bargain sell and release unto the said SANUEL SMITH his heirs and assigns forever all that peice parcel or track of land situated in said District on Est Sid of Six mild creske Beginning on Keith corner on the creeake then a strait line to a hicery corner thence N 83 E 9 chains 10 links to a post N 11 W 54 chains 50 links to whitoke then conditional line between JOHN HOWARD and the said WILLIAM JOHNSON to the creeak thens down said creeake to the beginning corner of KEITHS together with all and singular the rights members hereadetaments and Eppertains there unto belonging in any wise apertaining to have and to hold all and singular the said premises before mentioned unto the said SAMUEL SMITH his heirs and assigns forever and I the said WILLIAM JO:INSON do bind my self my heirs Executors and Administrators to warr- ant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said SAMUEL SMITH and his heirs and assigns forever and do warrant from my selfe my heirs and assigns and all other person or persons whomesoever my lawfully clame the same or any parte thereof. in witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this the thirt- een day of July one thousand Eight hundred and fifty signed sealed and delivered in the presents of us RT STEWART
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SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENS DISTRICT ' Before me personally appeared E.G. HOWARD and made oath in due form of law and upon oath saith he was present and saw WILLIAM JOHNSON sign seal and delivery Deed of Convayance unto SAMUEL SMITH for the use and purpus within mentioned and Rt STEWART was with myself a subscribing witness to the same Deed. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 13th Day of July 1850. his
RE STEWART M.P.D:
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SOUTH CAROLINA PICKENS DISTRICT Know all men by these presents that I SAMUEL SMITH for and inconsideration of the sum of fifty dollars to me in hind paid by J. G. DURHAM of the District and State aforesaid do grant bargain sell and release unto the said J G DURHAM his heirs and assigns for ever all that peace parcel or track of land situated in said district on east side of six mild creek beginning on Keith corner on the creek then & strate line to a hickerycorner thence N Il W 54 chones 50 links to whiteoake then a conditional line between JOHN HO""ARD and the said WILLIAM JOHNSON to the creek then down said creeke to the beginning corner of Keith land together with all and singular the rights members hereadetaments and appertainces to have and to hold ali and. singular the said premices before mentioned unto the said J.G. DURHAM his heirs and assigns forever and I the said SAMUEL SMITH do bind my self my heirs Executors and Administrators to warrant and for ever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said J. G. DURHAI
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and his heirs and assigns forever and doe warant from my self my he :. and assigns claiming the same or any parte therof in witness I have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal this the 3 day of Sept 185 Sign seal and delivered in the present of us
SAM. SMITH ( SEAL)
S. J. CLAYTON RT STEWART
SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENS DISTRICT Before me personally appeared S.J. CLAYTON and mac oath and upon oath saith he was present and saw SAMUEL SMITH sign se and deliver deed of convayance unto J.G. DURHAM for the use and pur ... within mentioned and that R. STEWART was with myself to the same dee: Sworn to and subscribed Before me this the 3 day of Sept. 1855.
RT STEWART M.P.D. S. J. CLAYTON
SOUTH CAROLINA
PICKENS DISTRICT Know all these presents that I J. G. DURHAM for and in consideration of the sum of fifty dollars to me in hand paid by SILAS STONE of the district and state aforesaid doo grant bargan sell and release unto the said SILAS STONE his heirs and assigns for ever all that peace parcel or tract of land situated in said distric: on east side of six mile creeke begining on KEITHS corner on the cre then a strait line to a hickry corner thence N 83.2 9 chaines 10 lire to a post N 11.W. 54 chains 50 links to whitoak then a conditional li: beetwene JOHN HOWARD and the said WILLIAM JOHNSON to the creek then down said creeke to the begining corner of KEITHS land together with . all and singular the rights members heraditraments and appertains thareunto belonging in any wise appurtains to have and to hold all & singular the said premisesbeefore mentioned with the said SILAS STONE his heirs and assigns forever and I the said J. G. DURIIAM do bind my self my heirs executors and administrators to warant and for ever de fend all and singular the said premises unto the said SILAS STONE an: his heirs and assigns forever and doo warant from my self my heirs & assigns claiming the same or any part thare of as witness I have he: unto set my hand and afixt my seal this the 27th February 1856 Signed seald and delivered in presents of
WILLINGTON ROE THOMAS S. ROE
J. G. DURHAM ( SEAL)
SOUTH CAROLINA PICKENS DISTRICT £ Before me persnly appeared T S. ROE and made oath and saith on oath that he saw J. G. DURHAM sign and deliver the with! deed to S. STONE for the use and purpus within mention and W ROE with the same. Sworn to before me the 2 day of March 1857. THOS. DILLARD THOMAS S. ROE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA PICKENS DISTRICT
I L. N. ROBINS do hereby certify to all whom it may concern that Mrs. SARAH H. DURHAM THE WIFE of J. G. DUR ham di_ this day appear before me and was by me privately & seperately examined did that she does fr ly & without any manner of compulsion dread or fear of any person or
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persons whomb soever renounce release and Relinquish all her right title interest & claim of Dower of in & to the foregoing land to her
SIDAS STONE & his hoiro forever
SARAH H x DURIIAM mark
Given under my hand and seal 9th February A.D. 1867.
L. N. ROBINS ( SEAL) Notary Public for Pickens District, S.C.
Heirs of Silas Stone viz. MIARY STONE his widow, JOHN STEWART, AARON STONE, JOIIN. STONE, SUSAN STEWART, RACHEL DURHAM, ,SARAH NEIGHBORS, the heirs of MARGARETT MERCK viz. RUFUS HERCK, JANE MERCK, DELONOGA LERCK all of Pickens County, WILLIAM STONE OF OCONEE COUNTY, S. C., the heirs of THOMAS STONE viz. MARGARET STONE, MARY STONE, LUCINDA STONE and ISAAC STONE who reside out of the state ... ROBERT CRAIG guardian for RUFUS MERCK, PARTHENIA MERCK, HACK HERCK, HENRY MERCK, JANE MERCK, DELONAGA MERCK.
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History of Little River Church Abbeville County, S.C. ( Cont. from June issue. )
January 1818 the Church met the case between Bro DURIIAM and Bro Crow- ther came before the Church nothing found against Brother Durham.
A meeting held at Little River Ye 14 of march 1818 met according to adjournment then preceeded to Business Sister HANNAH SHIPMAN recieved by letter.
A meeting held at Little River 18 April 1818 after prayer proceeded to Business Ist. Brother CROWTHER came forward with the same accusatio that he did against Bro DURHAM which is recorded the Church took it up the matter being fully investigated the Church thought Bro. DURHAM had not acted towards Bro CROWTHER as he ought to have done for which he has not give the Church satisfaction for his conduct.
May 16 day 1818 the Church met according to adjornd' then proceeded to business Ist. the case of Brother DURHAM came forward he being not there laid over untill our next meeting in course and so ad journ'd
June the 20 day 1818 The Church on Little River met according to ad- journment after praise & prayer proceeded to business Ist. the case Against Brother STEPHEN DURHAM came before the Church Bro Durham not giving that satisfaction as the church thought agreeable to the Gospel Jule this matter laid over untill our next meeting in course 2nd. WILLIAM HUGHES appointed to prepare the letter to the association 3rd Brother WILLIAMS and Brothor GANTT appointed messengers to the Assoc- lation 4th, The church has it in contemplation to try to commence the meeting in course in September and so ad journd'.
Soptember 1818 the church on Little River met according to ad journment than proceeded to business first the case against STEPHEN DURHAM came
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before the church he remaining still stubbornas we thought and did not give real any satisfaction for the (word to dim) who was brough: into the church against them for which sins he is excommunicated fr the fellowship of this church the arquesation which was alledge aga st STEPHEN DURHAM which was as follows the conduct that the acted to wards Bro CROWTHER in having his son sworn to a certain hat buckle then the church tool STEPHEN DURHAM under dealings he . justified him self in hi . - nuuct and rather in as much the church and still remal. ned dwuborn for several meetings and never gained that satisfaction that the church thought proper one received by experience and baptis .. to viz FANNY ROBERTS WILLIAM HUGHES dismist
November 1818 the church on Little River met and after prayer pro- ceeded to business the case of NANCY WEST taken up the same laid owe: till another time JAMES SMITH PEGGY ROBERTS and FANNY ROBERTS dismis:
December the 19 day 1818 the church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business recieved one by letter ELIZABETH SIMSON some reports against Brother FISK for whitch the church sent for hiz to come to our next meeting.
January the 18 day 1819 the church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business some reports against Brother GREENLEE not seficesment he not present was sent for to attend our next meeti two dismist HANNAH SHIPMAN FELA SHIPMAN.
February the twentieth day 1819 the church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business Brother GREENLEE was excomunated .?
March the 19 day 1819 the Church on L R met and after prayer proceedc: to business the case of Brother STARK taken up the same decided by givin him advise and council.
March the 19 day 1819 the Church on L R met and after prayer proceed- ed to business the case of Brother STARK taken up the same decided by givin him advise and council.
April the 17th day 1819 the Church on Little River met according to adjournment and after prayer proceeded to business the case of Brother FISK taken up which is anone performance of promised contraction the same being divided and Brother FISK borne with MARIAN SIMS givin her self to the wach care of the ch urch ad jornd.
May the 15 day 1819 the Church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business nothing came forward of, consquence.
June the 19 day 1819 the Church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business Brethern A WILLIAMS and C GANTT to to the assist ance as messengers.
JULY the 16 day 1819 the Church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business A WILLIAMS and C GANTT chosen messengers to the association.
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"Tomb Stone Inscriptions"of DUNCAN CEMETERY Near Little River Church, Abbeville County, S.C.
ROBERTSON, JAMES born Sept. 8, 1831 died May 20, 1883. A Soldier of Co. K. Orr Rifles. Entered the war July 21, 1861 and was in all the battles of the Virginia army.
Robinson, John, born June 10, 1838 died Jan. 20, 1880.
. Robinson, J. A. born Aug. 9, 1840 died June 18, 1880.
Robinson, R. B .? born april 8, 1825 died Oct. 23, 1880.
Robinson, ' Sallie, born Doc. 8, 1829 died Sept. 11, 1878.
Robinson, Sallie born May 6, 1800 died April 21, 1879.
Robinson, John born Aug. 24, 1794 died June 23, 1854.
Robinson, John B. born Aug. 7, 1836 died Aug. 21, 1858.
Robinson, Sallie B., born Sept. 22, 1799 died July 31, 1868.
Robinson, John B., born Feb. 6, 1800 died liay 11, 1864.
Robinson, Annie, born Dec. 8, 1792 died Feb. 4, 1883.
Robinson,
mary B., born Dec. 22, 1820 died April 7, 1877.
Robinson, Margaret A., dau. of L. & M. A. Robinson born april 8, died June 1, 1858.
licDonnald,
Janie N., dau. of J. & P. McDonnald born Feb. 8, 1862 died Jan. 29, 1880.
Hay,
Hannah, born Oct. 20, 1834 died Sept. 15, 1880. -END-
""Moseley Inscriptions" of Smyrna Cemetery, located about 2 miles from the town of Lowndesville, S.C. in Abbeville County. Church erected in 1808.
"This is the tomb of Richard H. Moseley who was bom in Chesterfield County, Va. Feb. 6. 1786. In his early youth he came with his father to Abbeville District, S.C. and for the last seven years of his mortal life he was owner of the ground that now gives him a resting place." Philip Henry Moseley son of Richard H. & mary Moseley born Sept. 18, 1818 died Feb. 13, 1858.
John R. P. Moseley born Oct. 7, 1846 died June 5, 1876.
urs. Nancy Moseley wife of John w. Moseley born march 29, 1813 died
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Oct. 5, 1882.
John M. Moseley born Nov. 16, 1809 died Feb. 2, 1892.
Annie Bruce wife of Dr. J. B. Moseley born Oct. 13, 1848 died Nov. 29, 1888.
Fannie Booker wife of Dr. J. B. Moseley born Dec. 2, 1842 died Feb. 14, 1895.
Lucia Moseley born April 9, 1855 died Jan. 12, 1899.
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NOTICE. In mailing. out my June Magazine one of the Magazines came back, the address having been torn off. The one who did not receive their June issue notify me and I will remail to you. If for any reason at all you do not recieve your monthly issue always let me know. Pauline Young, Editor
GIST- In 1759 Benjamin Gist left the Deep River section of North Carolina with a group of Baptists, members of the Deep River congregation, which included PHILIP MULKEY (an early church-Organizer) JOSEPH BREED, SHUBAL STEARNS, OBEDIAH HOWARD, among others, who went first to BROAD RIV S. C. in 1762 the group settled in present Union County. (From North and South Carolina church records. ) They- esta- blished a church here, I would like to know the name of : church . and whether the records have survived. BENJAMIN GI was granted a tract of land on July 15, 1768, described &! lying in CRAVEN COUNTY, S.C. (S.C. LAND GRANTS, BK. 16,f 475) on a branch of TYGER RIVER called FAIR FOREST CREEK, including the mouth of a branch called SUGAR CREEK, of 500 acres. I have anot been able to trace the deed of sale! of this land. Any suggestions? BENJAMIN GIST appears to have moved away to (then) WASHINGTON COUNTY, N. C. about 1776-77, where he served during the REVOLUTIONARY WAY, his land later falling in GREENE COUNTY, TENN. I hoped to fir .: records of the birth of some of his children in S.C. or possibly a deed bearing his wife's name. Records of Union & Spartanburg Counties do not cover this early period app ... rently. Feb. 17, 1773 William Gist was granted a tract of 50 acres in (then) CRAVEN COUNTY, S.C. on a branch of Fal: Forest Creek bounding southwest by PHILIP MULKEY'S land, northeast & South east by JALES MEANS land. (S.C. Grants; bk. 28, f. 414. ) This was in the vicinity of the land gras' ed in 1768 to BENJAMIN GIST. Want to know relationship, i' any between BENJAMIN & WILLIA GIST. The latter named, Wi .. GIST was a Torv during the Revolution. He was a member of the British force at King's Mountain, escaped with two co". panions; his property was confiscated, but returned to his wife after the war. He resided at thet period in Charlest: His family removed to Fair Forest. His grandson WM. HENRY
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GIST was the secessionist governor of S. C. ! ( BENJAMIN GIST & two other relatives were with the Americian force at KING'S MOUNTAIN. ) WILLIAM GIST married in 1773/4 SARAH FINCHER whose parents resided in Union Dist. He died Oct. 31 ;; 1802, is buried in St. Michael's churchyard. His :ill .was probated in Charleston. His are, ( tombstone record ) WAS 62 yrs. Were these marriage. bonds in Union Dist. or 'whatever it was called in 1773/4? Would like to establish the relationship if any, between BENJAMIN & WM. GIST. The fact. that BENJ. GIST settled in the area in 1768 & that Wid. married & was granted land in the vicinity some time later gives rise to the question of whether they were father & son. It has been stated that WM. GIST went to S. C. from BALTIMORE CO. MARYLAND, which was the ancestral home of that family. However there were numerous GISTS named WM. (christen) names were repeated in all branches. We find among the Moravian records, mention of BENJAMIN YOUNG being the son-in-law of NATHANIEL GIST. (In 1754 & again in 1770) On Aug. 10, 1762 BENJ. YOUNG was granted 699 acres of land in ROWAN CO. N. C. lying on both sides of the TOWN FORK of DAN RIVER. (N. C. Grants; bk 6, f 237) The 1790. census .lists NATHANIEL, BENJ., WM., JOSHUA & SAML. YOUNG as living in STOKES CO. N. C. Of these, NATHL., JOSHUA & WM. are difinito GIST names. NATHL. & CHRISTOPHER GIST were brothers who were born in BALTIMORE CO. MD. & moved to: the DAN RIVER.& YADKIN section of present N. C. between 1745-50. In 1750 CHRISTOPHER GIST became an agent of the OHIO CONP. NY, exploring the Ohio River country west to the Miami And south to the Great Falls in 1750-51, returning to WILLS CREEK, MARYLAND, continued, exploring & in 1753 . had established a small set lement in present Penn. not far from the GREAT MEADOWS. In the winter of 1753 he was Washington's guide to the French Forts. Would like any additional help and correspondece with relatives of these families.
Mrs. Gail I. Gardner, 101 N. Mt. Vernon ave. Prescott, Ariz.
MOORE & FAMILIES.
V. .. Moore
FART PETTIS ARNOLD. (Wife LUCY MOORE ARNOLD. ) Great Great Grandmother ¿rightman ( Susan) was married 3 times. Ist to Brightman, 2nd to Caldwell der. Sarah married a Buchanan. 3rd to a Stuart. (Son Dr. John Stuart) (Brightman dtr. was Susan married JOHN BLAIN SAMPLE) My grandmother was .ILY SAMPLE TURNER) Sarah md. ISAAC K. LOGAN; LOUISA md. JOHN WILSON, .ELISSA married JAMES FOUCHE. Son, JOIN BLAIN SAMPLE. 0 After g. grand father SAMPLE'S death Great Grandmother married DOTIES CALHOUN. Dtr. . AGARET married ROBERT NICKLES ( NICKOLS) and CARRIE married JAMES ATE7. SAML. TURNER wife was EMALINE YOUNG. Buried at old PARKER 'VEYAID ... JOHN ROTHROCK came to S. C. from WINSTON-SALEM. JOHN ROTH- "SEX living in .HIGH POINT, N. C. .. ROBERT TURVER came from ENGLAND "Hor to 1775. .. The SAMUEL McGOWAN family .. Would like to correspond with descenants of these families.
HRS. J. M. BECK, BOX 304, MONCKS CORNER, S.C.
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NOTICE. In a former issue the name SAMUEL KILE was written. It should have been SAMUEL KITE. This query was sent in by. PATTY PATTERSON GRASS, BOX 3655 N.W. STATION, OKLAHOMA City,:, PRINCE- BARRY WILLIAM son of JOIIN & MARY ( ) PRINCE was born i: Va. 1752 and went with parents to MECKLENBURG CO. N ... Later land fell in SPARTANBURG DIST. S.C. He was a militia Captain during REVOLUTIONARY WAR. Married (1, Dulcinea Barry. (2) wid. Elizabeth FORD & moved to Kentucky after war. Who were parents of Dulinea? She may have been a dau. of RICHARD & ANN ( PRICE) BARRY c: Mecklenburg Co. N. C. but no proof. (Address below)
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