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CONNELL- TINSLEY. JANE TINSLEY born 5 Aug. 1777 in S.C. (according to her son's 1880 census record. ) Her family lived in Ky. when she was married to GILES CONNELL who had mir. rated from SPARTANBURG DIST. S.C. to ROBERTSON CO. TE. Jane is said to have been a dtr. of. JOUIN TINSLEY a REV. SOLDIER. Believe he was the early settler on CU- berland River in CHRISTIAN CO. KY. Can anyone furnish information on this JOIN TINSLEY, his wife & children."
Katie-Prince W. Esker (Mrs. Jerome A. ) 214 Mass. Ave. N. E. Washington 2, D.C.
BUCKLEY- RED (REED) JAMES BUCKLEY son of BUTLER BUCKLEY of BURKE CO. GA. married - --- RED of BARNWELL CO. S.C. about 180%. He married TEMPERANCE RED sister of his Ist wife befor 1810. WANTED: Proof of these marriages & proof of parentage of the sisters.
BUCKLEY- CASTELLOW( CASTALOW) - EDWARD BUCKLEY son of BUTLER BUCKLEY BURKE CO. GA. married it is thought in BARNWELL CO. S. about 1794 NARCISSA CASTALOW. They lived in BARNWELL CO. until about 1811. when they removed to MISS. WANTED: Record of marriage & proof of parentage of NARCISSA CASTALOW.
MCNEES- JAMES son of JOHN MONEES of LAURENS CO. was born in V ... about 1750; married RACHEL ROGERS of LAURENS CO. S.C. Removed to GEORGIA about 1800. WANTED: Date of marris". names and dates of birth of chn. date the family left LAURENS CO; place & birth of JOHN McNEES, father of JAMES.
PARKMAN- TILLERY- JOSEPH PARKMAN married SUSANNAH TILLERY in EDGEFIEL: CO. S. C. shortly before 1800 and the family removed * TENN. about 1811, to MISS. about 1817. WANTED: date and place of birth of JOSEPH PARKMAN and name of his parents, with their history, date of marriage of JOSS :. PARKMAN. and SUSANNAH TILLERY, names of parents of SUSANNAH TILLERY and their early ancestry.
WILKES (WILKS) THOMAS WILKS and sons, ABNER, FRANCIS, REUBEN, RICHAR" and WILLIAM, settled in CHESTER CO. S. C. about 1781. There were probably other children. THOMAS WILKS deede-
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QUERIES CONT part of his land, including the place where he lived to his son RICHARD in 1793, but living with his son WILLIAM when the 1800 census was taken. Both THOMAS WILKS and his wife must have died between 1800 and 1810. WANTED: Date and place of THOMAS WILLS; date and to whom he married, Place from which THOMAS WILKS and his family came when they settled in CHESTER CO., S.C. Dates and death of THOMAS WILKS and his wife, date and place of birth of ABNER WILKS; date and to whom ABNER WILES married, names and dates of birth of children of ABNER WILKS.
HITCHCOCK- WILKES- STEPHEN HITCHCOCK WILKES was born in CHESTER CO. S. C in 1794, the son of ABNER and WILKES. Tradition has STEPHEN HITCHCOCK WILKES named for his maternal grandmother. WANTED: Records of HITCHCOCK- WILKES marriages or relationship? (These 6 questions by)
Ivan E. BASS, 2900 CONN. AVE. , WASHINGTON 8, D. C.
MCCRACKEN- McCORD- Was the WILLIAM . MCCRACKEN who married ISABEL McCORD in ABBEVILLE DIST. S.C. about 1800 the same who lived in FRANKLIN CO. GA. about1810? Had dtrs. Margaret, Elizabeth and Sarah. If so who were his parents? Would like to know more about John and Mary McCord the parents of Isabel.
Payne-
around 1773 SAMUEL PAYNE settled on LITTLE RIVER in GA. He was soon joined by JOHN PAYNE from S.C. Later his brother DANIEL PAYNE from S.C. joined them. Where were these PAYNES from in S. C. And where did they originate?
SALTER-
Among the settlers on ASHLEY RIVER about 1670 was PETER SALTER, trumpeter on the SHIP CAROLINA. (From COURTENAYS GENESIS of S. C. 1562-1670. Was there any connection be tween this person and the family for whom SALTER'S POST OFFICE is named? Any connection between him and the Rev. Soldier SIMON SALTER, buried near AMERICUS, GA? In the 1850 census of ALABAMA there was a PETER SALTER 65 yrs. of age in CHEROKEE CO. and a small child, PETER SALTER in RANDOLPH CO. Could these have been descendants of that first PETER SALTER?
KING-
ALBERT KING born in 1812 in GEORGIA somewhere around WILKES COUNTY, was of a S. C. family. He married CATHERI !!! PORTER and lived in GREENE CO. in 1860. Who were his parents and where were they from? (4 ques. address be low) DIXIE KING TRIPLETT, 3665 PINE ST. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
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South CAROLINA AND It's People VOLUME NO.5
Aug. 1952 I
. By: Miss Pauline Young Box 129 d Liberty, S.C.
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Minutes of Little River Church $
Abbeville County, S. C, (Cont. from June,issue)
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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August the. 14 day 1819 the Church on Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business Read the minutes brought, by their messengers from corre association's which we was glad to hear. then proc- ad jorn d.
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September the 18 day 1819 the Church on Little River met and after prayer, proceeded to business appointed our next meeting for communion adjonnid
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October the 16 1819 the Church at Little River met and after prayer proceeded nothing of consquence on hand.
November the 20th day. 1819 the Church at Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business a request by . Brother Labon Massey that a part of this church to meet at Bule meeting house on the Saturday be fore the fourth bords day in January, next appointed Brother Wakefield to cite Sister Armstrong that the church wishes . her company some times at meeting also appointed Frother Greenlee to tell Sister Durham that we wish her sometimes at meeting ad jornd.
January the 15 day 1820 the Church at. Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business nothing worth writing:
February the 12 day 1820 the' church at Little River met and after prayer. proceeded to business nothing worth writing.
March the 18 day 1820 the Church at Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business appointed our next meeting for a Communion in April.
April. the 15 day 1820' the church at Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business ad jornd. Recieved Mary An Sims by letter.
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June the 17th day 1820 the Church at Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business Received Reuben Brock by baptisim also a black. wchan nomed Nancy voder the wach care of the church untill she obtainds a Letter from Virginia. Brethern A Williams and C Gantt messengers to the association.
July the 15 day 1820 the Church at Little River met and after praver proceeded to business Received by letter Milly Reid (2 lines to dim to make out)
August 18, 1820 the Church at Little River met and after prayer pro- cecded to Business nothing interest.
September the Church at Little River met and after proyer proceeded to business Received by baptisim Robert Bagwell James Brock Rhody Walms - agrad to site brother Fick to our next meeting appointed our next
meeting for a communion the deceas of Sister aanks appointed brother
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Brock to the place of a deacond.
October the' fourteenth day 1820 the church at Little River met and after praise and prayer proceed to business received William Lord by baptisim Brother James Drock ordained to the place of a deacond dismist Sister Rhody Walms appointed the next meeting at Barkers Creek for a communion ad jornd.
December the 15 day 1820 the church at Little River met and after prayer proceeded to business Recieved. William Hurt Thomas Lord Hugh Clement Mary Clement Mary Hunt John Gantt Polly Smith and Jane Clement by baptisim and Clary Cullins by letter ad jornd.
January the 20 day 1821 the Church met at Little River and after prayer proceeded to Business agreed to send a letter to Stones River Church in answer to one we received and send a bill of charge to William Burton ad jornd.
February the 17 day 1821 the Little River Church met and after prayer proceeded to business nothing material came before us.
April the fourteenth day 1821 the Church at Little River met ond after prayer proceeded to business the morrah for a communion Re- cieved Priscilla Clement by experience.
hay the 19th day 1821 the Church at Little R ver met and after prayer proceeded to business nothing particular came before the church.
June the 16 day 1821 the church at Little River met appointed Bro- ther A Williams to write the association letter ad jornd.
July the fourteenth day 1821 the church at Little River met and after prayer proceded to business send Brother Williams and Brock to the association dismist Elizabeth Simson ad jornd. .
August the 17 day 1821 the Church at Little River met and after prayer proceded to business excluded Thomas Sims for the sin of disobeyin the church and other things such as drunkness and in hum- anity which reports is common ad jornd.
October the 20 day 1821 the Church at Little River met and after prayer proceded to business dismist members to form a constitution to it Reuben Brock William Hunt Hugh Clement benjamin Clement Cris Brock Jas Brock Thos Lord William Lord John Gantt Laban massey Jow Cullins Elizabeth Shirley milly Reid Clary Culline Jany Eunt Polly Clement Gincy Clement ane Williams Polly Smith Clancy Smith Catharine Campel Elizabeth Davice Eliz armstrong ad jornd.
November the 17 day 1821 the church at Little River met and after prayer proced to business nothing material appeared ad jornd Delle Greenlee and Nancy Greenlee dismist.
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we Estate of JOHN HARRISON SR. BOX 6 NO. 80 PICKENS COURTHOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA
Estate administrated Feb. 2, 1836 by THOMAS HARRISON, JOHN T. HAR* RISON, WILLIAM JOLLY, THOMAS ". EARBIN bound to JALES K. DENDY ORD. PICKENS DISTRICT in sum 26, 000.00 .... JAMES R. SMITH Preacher of the Gospel states that the Citation was published at the Block Leeting House on Jan. 31, 1836 ... Nov. 7, 1839 Sold land in GEORGIA for v75.00 ... Left a widow & Il chn. viz. EUGH, ROBERT HARRISON, NANCY O .. KELLY, MARY BROOKSHIRE, SILAH ROBERTSON, ELIZA HUGHS, SI: AE MADDOX, STACY ROFERTSON, LATILDA, THOMAS, JOEN, T. HARRISON. Jan. 5, 1839 Paid W. W. Short & ilary Short $607.60. Paid John Rob- ertson share >389.34. Paid JOIN TOBERTSON ATTY. for J. M. ROBERT- son descendant of STACY ROBERTSON decd. $549.34. Feb. 5, 1839 Paid Squire' Hughes $364.35. Paid Naomi Harrison 1890.88. Mar. 2, 1840 Paid E. Alexander Atty. for Posey Maddox $501.61. Paid Solomon 0. Kelly & wife #352.86:
ESTATE of THOMAS HARRISON BOX 9 NO. 122 PICKENS COURTEOUSE, SOUTH CAROLINA :
Estate administrated Nov. 24, 1841 by MARTIN HARRISON, F. J.F. PERRY, AARON TERRILL who are bound unto JAS. E. DENDY ORD. in sum of -16,000.00 ... Citation published at RETHEL CHURCH. .. Legatees, AARON TERRELL, L. D., LYDIA DORTCE, SEADRACK HARRISON, MARTIN FARR- ISON, JOSIAH STOVALL, ELIN FARMER, MRS. FLAIR, ARS. LEHRAND. Expend : Jan. 3, '1843 Recd. of JOFN LEGRAND :102.826. Recd. of CATHARINE BLAIR $25.00 on a lease of land. Jan. 5, Tecd. of OLIVER HARRISON 88.00. Jan. 1, 1842 Paid taxes for Georgia land 2 yrs. $1.50. Paid JAMES HARRISON SR. ,21.00 ... MANCY HARRISON WAS the widow. . .
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JAMES DEVLIN of SOUTH CAROLINA SERVICE S 39435 Applied in Abbeville District South Carolina, states he served in the War of the Revolution three years as Private in Captain Felix Warley's Company, third batalion of S. C. commanded by Col. Vm. Tho- mpson, which during his service was transfered to or put upon the Continental Establishment, That he enlisted in July 1775 and was discharged . at Charleston, 8-14-1778. That his discharge was burned in the conflagation of his house 1786. he made this application 1818. Affidavit 7-23-1818 by James Russell who states he served with James Devlin in the War of the Revolution, and Imows they belonged to Captain Worley's Company, third Battalion of S.C. placed upon thethe Continental Establishment, and discharged after three years service at Charleston. In 1820 James Devlin age 70 resident of. said Abbeville District, S.C. states he received Pension Certificate Ilo 7289, states. that at the present he has no house nor family but lives with his son (also named James) One James Wardlaw Esquire was Clerk of Abbeville 11-25-1820. .
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QUERIES:
ALLISON or ELLISON, NEZLY
JOHN ALLISON or Ellison born 1774 S. C. (Census of 1850 taken Dec. 13, 1350) was married and living in C.C. by 1800. ( Census of son Wm. F. taken Dec, 13, 1850 gives age as 50 born 1850) , Was in Ata. by 1.80S ( Census of son Blir Creswell taken Aug. 22, 1250 gives Ala. as place of birth .. Or was in Tenn. by 1808 ( Census of Elihu Creswell taken July 25, 1860 gives Tann. as place of birth. Owned proport; in Limestone To, Ala. sometime before 1826. Gives power of Atty. to soninlaw to sell it. No record there of sale. Was in Hardeman Co. Tenn. by 1823. [sed John A. Allison when in Hardeman Co. Tenn. at times did not use the A. after moving
- to Texas. Was in 1830 census of Hardeman Co. Tenn. Was in Texas by 1838 (deed of gift of slaves to children. ) Childro as given in above deed of gift. (1) "m. F. b. S.C. used Ellison not Allison nearly altogether. (2) Elihu Creswell b. 1808 in Ala. or Tenn. md. Sept. 17, 1829 Hardeman Co. Tenn. Margaret Matilda Neely. (3) James A. born 1810 Tenn. mi. Ang. 6, 1829 to Delilah Howard in Hardeman Co. Tenn. (4) Anna who married a Smith. (5( A dtr. name unknown who was 1 Ist wife of Russel J. Crawford dead before 1827. (6) A possible son David or Thomas died before 1838 for John A. names grandsons Thomas and David and no others and there was a young David of right age in Hardeman Co. Tenn. census of 1830 who might have been his son.
SAMTEL NEELY born 1775 in S.C. (Census of 1850 taken Nov. 14, 1850 gives age as 75 and born in S.C.) Was married and living in S.C. in 1800 (dtr. NancyG. census of 1850 taken Nov. 14, 1850 gives age as 50 and born in S.C.) Was still living in S.C. in 1815 (son Saml. F. census of 1850 taken taken Nov. 14, 1850 gives age as 35 and born in S.C. Was in Hardeman Co. Tenn. by Mar. 1, 1826 (marriage liscense of dtr. Eighty E.) Died in 1852 in Hardeman Co. Tenn. (Suit to sell his land Jan. court of 1853) Children as given in above suit) (1) Nancy G. b. 1800 S.C. married Rusell J. Crawford Nov. 5, 1827 Hardeman Co. Tenn. (2) Eighty Aveline b. 1807 S.C. married Mar. 1, 1826 Hardeman Co. Tenn. to A. M. Callahan. (3) Margaret Matilda b. May 6, 1809 S.C. md. Sept. 17, 1829 Hardeman Co. Tenn. to Elibu Creswell Allison and moved to Texas June 1835. (4) John M. b. be fore 1810 md. July 23, 1833 to Clarissa Hunt in Hardeman Co. Tenn. "as dead before Jan. 1853. (5) Polly ( Mary?) do not know when born md. a McMillon or Mchlillian ( spelled both ways in suit) death before Jan. 1853. (6) James A. do not know when born md. Lucretia Loar dead before 1853. $7) Saml. P. b. 1815 in S. C. Want parents and county wher: they lived and wife of and any other information on the above names?
MRS. A. A. WHATLEY, 1810 TRAIHER ST., TAYLOR, TEXAS
DOBBIN- WILSON JOHN DOBBIN b .? married JAne (Janette) Wilson 1774 had 4 sons, the last posthumous born 1781 in April so John Dobbin died between the dates 1780 and April 1781 .. Want
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DOBBIN- WILSON cont.
his will or administration of his estate, he had a rice plantation on the Peedee River and owned slaves. His sons were, James, John, Alexander and the posthumous child David Dobbin. The mother Mrs. Jane Wilson Dobbin survived and moved to Maury Co. Tern. with the "Zion Colony" 1807 where she died and is buried at the old McConnic Meeting House 1807. First death in the colony. Want the Revolutionary War services of the aforesaid John Dobbin who was said to be a Captain, and his father James Dobbin said to be a Major in the Revolution. Will pay .10. CO for the first proof.
Mrs. A. B. Gowens, 218 E. Gibbs St. Del Rio, Texas
THOMAS- HUGHES Ancestry asked of Nancy Thomas born in Abbeville Dist. S.C. in 1778. She was a cousin of Francis Marion. Her father was killed by the Tories. Married first to John Hughes. After his death to Robert Savage. Her sister Leah married Thomas Tillett. Thomas brother James mig- rated to Georgia.
MRS. LLOYD P. GUICE, 2331 .22 AVE. SO. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
NOORE- Want data on Geyan Moore (also called Greggan, Gregyan and "Goin") who settled, on Broad River in York Co. S.C. He is said to have migrated from Pa. to S.C. with a group of Scotch-Irish. Presbyterians.
MRS. J. E. SCHWARTZ, 300- 29th AVE. HATTIESBURG, MISS.
MARTIN- WALLACE WANT parents of Capt. Louis D. Martin ( Rev. Soldier) and his wife Sarah Wallace who lived in Pendleton Dist. S.C. I think his father was was named Janarious Martin. Am also of the Landgrave Smith line. Would like to hear from thouse who are interested. 1
Mrs, Clay L. Dean, 622 Sec. St. S.E. Moultrie, Georgia
WHITTON- WHITTINGTON_ Am interested in records pertaining to Corn- elious son of John and Sarah Whittington. Want to correspond with ones interested in this line. ..
MRS. F. W: HAGAMAN, CONWAY, TEXAS
COVINS- COUVAINS - Want maiden name of the first wife of Lazare Couvain the First. Whether he came with the Huguenots of New Bordeaux, or whether he came later with Lafay- ette as the family tradition has it. When did he registered his first land in Abbeville Co. or Old 96 Dist. What did he do for a living: Also his son Jean Pierre or John Peter did for a living. have considerable data on this family. Correspondence invited.
KR. A. D. COVIN, SR. RT. 11 BOX 1771, HOUSTON, TEXAS
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LEE - SMITH- MIERS- FULGHAM Am interested in the Lee's who came to Miss. from Sumpter Co. in the early 1800's, James and Rowan God- bold from Craven Co., George and William B. Smith from St. Bartholomew Parish, also the Miers family, one of whom Frances married one of the Needham Lee's and game to Miss. in 1608. Also interested in Jesse and Forty Fulgham who came from some location in S.C. to Washing- ton Co. Georgia in the late 1790's. Henry was born in 1772, shows in Montgomery, Laurens and Fulaske Co. Ga. after which he came on to Miss. about 1820.
MR. MILTON J. FARPER, POX 391, VICKSBURG, MISS.
LEE-
Am tracing ancestry of Needham Lee who moved from Chesterfield Co. S.C. in 1869 to Webster Parish, La.
MR. L. C. LEE, BOX 382, DeRIDDER, LA.
VERNER- EDMONDSON- Went parents of Jane Edmondson born 1767 (where) died 6-16-1792 (where). Married John Verner Jr. (his Ist wife) 11-10-1785 in that part of S. C. now Abbeville Co. (where). My Revo. Soldier ancestor John Verner Jr. Will be glad to exchange information.
MRS. J. B. PERRY, JR. 750 SOUTH LIFE ST. GRENADA, MISS.
GIDDEON- GIDDEN- GIDDINGS- GIDEON- Want to correspond with descen- dents of James Giddon of 96th Dist. Laurens Co. S.C. Jacob Purtle of 96th Dist. Greenville Co. S.C. Jacob Fundeburgh(Funderburg) Orangeburgh Dist. North Part. James Frashaw of Union Co. S. C. James Kennedy of 96th Dist. Newberry Co.
MRS. S. C. MOON, 431 CANDLER ST. GAINESVILLE, GA.
HUNT ER- Want parentage of James Hunter born between 1792-1795 served in Wer of 1812 from Abbeville Dist. married Martha Harris on Jan. 10, 1822, Baldwyn Co. Ga. and dau. of Thomas Harris born 1777 in Virginia.
PERKINS- BLACKSTOCK- Ancestry asked of Edmund Perkins who travelled from Va. via S. C. and middle Tenn. to Miss. married Mary blackstock who died leaving at least one son Edmund blackstock Perkins, who tradition says was named for both parents. When was Mary Blackstock born: When did she die? Was she the dau. of Edward Blackstock the first Postmaster at blackstock, S. C. Are there any living blackstock heirs. Edmund Perkins was the son of whom: hary Blackstock Ferkins dau. of mary Blackstock and Edmund blackstock Perkins married David Douglass the .(2) time and John Eugh Douglass the (1) time. The Dougls family came from Blackstock, S.C.
MRS. FARRY R. MILLER, 530 REESE ST. FEMPEIS, TENN.
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WILLIAMS- CLARK -
Want name of parents of Elisha Williams born about 1747, married about 1770 Ann Elizabeth Clark, want names of her parents. They had sons Elisha and Eli jah. Elisha Williams was a. Rev. Soldier, Pvt. in Capt. Alderson's 5th N.C. Fagt. The aboveElijah Williams born 1777 married Dec. 1799 Kary Vance, want her birth date and names and dates of her parent Their son Elijah married 27 Nov. 1820 matilda Oliver dau. of Frederick Oliver and Rosanne Oliver, want dates, names and place of residence of them.
MCKINNEY- HUTCHESON- Want names of chn. of George Mckinney ( Mcamey ) , and wife Margaret Hutcheson, sister of Elizabeth Jackson, mother of Pres. Andrew Jackson, also birth and death of George and Margaret. Have much data on Mckinney family and will exchange with any one.
BOONE- CALLAWAY- Want marriage date of Isreal Boone and Milly ( Callaway Boone. Also names of Daniel Boone ( said to be son of Samuel and Sarah (Day ) Boone) and wife Nancy. My great grandmother Mary ( Polly) Boone born Surke Co. N. C. said she was the only child of Daniel and Nancy, and a g. grand dau. of Daniel Boone Sr. Have also other lines, Crawford, Jackson, Cummins, Wood-Woods, Hopkins, Pochontas, Rector, ratton, Preston, Springer, Vance, Williams, Oliver, Hutcheson on both my husbands and my own line. Correspondence invited. (The above 3 queries asked by)
Mrx. John F. Mckinney, 327 So. Ave. Springfield 3, Missouri
PARROTT- .
Want birth and death date of John Perry Parrott born Darli- ngton Co. S.C. son of James Parrott and Apsley Parrott. Othe chn. were Jacob L. Parrott, Alonzow Parrott, Joseph N. Farr- ott (who had the family bible) Ben F. Parrott, James l. Parrott (reported killed at Fort Fisher, Civil War) . John Perry married Margaret E. Wallace (moved to Texas about 1870 and died shortly thereafter. Geo. W. Parrott married Charlotte Barns died in Texas 1870. Terriett Parrott married Jas. L. Kelly. Correspondence invited.
MRS. ROBERT U. PARROTT, 2821 GEORGE'S LAFE, ALEXANDRIA, LA.
CHESTNUT- McDILL- Parentage desired of Margaret Chestnut ( Chesnut) born Dec. 1778 in S. C. married May 8, 1798 or 99 in S. C. to Jas. McDill ( Madill ). They were members of the Ebenezer A. H. Church Fairfield Dist. S, C. There church certificate was dated Mar. 20, 1807. There bible (which I have) states that they left Fairfield Dist. S. C. April 1807 for Chio. She died in Warren Co. Ill. now Lenderson Co. on Feb. 29, 1848. Buried in Ill. Margaret Chestnut and James mcDill were cousins. She was either the dau. of Alexr. or Saml. Chestnut sons of David Chestnut, Think she was the dau. of said Alexander Chestnut and Sarah Leek.
Mrs. Ethel M. AUSTIE, CRAWFORD, FEBRASKA
LENNON- LEWIS - Who were the parents of More Lennon's two wives? 8 More Lennon(Adkins Mclemore? ) married 1st Haynes, sister of Bythel Haynes, who married Pensy Nichols ( Pennsylvania) dau. of Averitt kichols married Polly Lewis. All of N. C. More Lennon marri. 2nd Mrs. Sarah Cross Wetson widow of "Booky watson. Was his name John Scarsburgh? Their dau. Virginia Ann Vetson born 1824 was same age as Martha Lennon. There was a Haynes Lennon Watson of S.C. Calvin Haynes born 1819 son of Bythel & Pensy married 1842 Virginia Ann Watson dau. of Booky and Sarah. Vish deta with proof of all six. Am the grandaughter of Calvin and Virginia Ann.
EDNA HAYNES MCCORMICK, 915 W. HIGHLAND ST. DENTOT,TE
WARDLAW- ยท Interested in any information about the "Wardlaw " family. Right now am particularly interested in a "Will Wardlaw" who lived in New York City in 1865. NELL WARDLAW GAY, McCOMB, MISS.
GILBERT- EDMUND- Am interested in completing my Gilbert Line. Have proof up to Stephen Gilbert born N.C. 1776. Do not know the county. Family data says Stephen's father ' was John I. Gilbert. One branch of family says Gilte- rts were from S. C. Stephen married Hannah Edmund. Some says Edwards.
IRS. FLORENCE FERDER, BOX 393, WEIMAR, TEXAS
EVANS- DARBY- FOOSFE- Desire parentage and other data of Susan Burt Evans who married D.D. Farvin 1827, Edgefield Co. or Dist. S.C ... Desire names of children of Benjamin Darby, Revo. Soldier of S.C. Did any of the Darby family marry into the Ryan family of N.C. and Va? Desire names of first amd of second wife of Charles Fooshe. Children by first wife were Elizabeth who married a mr. Jay and Susannah who married a mr. Jey. Also desire his place of residence during the Revo. MISS EDNA M. DICKEY, BOX 188, MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS SELLERS- Interested in the Sellers family who came to Wilcox Co. Ala. about 1830 from Chesterfield Dist. S.C.
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