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Genealogical Society.
Volume 10 Number 2 June. 1997
Table Fairfield Genealogical Society Workshop ...................................................................................... 1 Fairfield Genealogical Society 10th Anniversary ........................................................................... 1
of Twenty-Sixth Annual Workshop ..................................................................................................... 1 Queries ....................................................................................................................................... 1-5
................................................................................................................................ Contents Bible Records 5 Greenwood County, South Carolina Cemetery Records ............................................................... 5 Unmarked Cemetery ................................................................................................................. 6 "German Professions of the 18th and 19th Centuries" .................................................................. 6 Unmarked Cemetery Information .................................................................................................. 7 Hartsville Genealogical Research Library ..................................................................................... 8 The Magnolia Connection .............................................................................................................. 8 Research Service - Old Darlington District Chapter, S.C.G.S. ................................................. 9-10 Ancestors of Juanita Lahoma Robinson ...................................................................................... 11 Descendants of Moses Robinson ................................................................................................ 12 South Carolina History Center ................................................................................................ 13-14 Bible Records of James Lewis Family .................................................................................... 15-1 6
Ancestors of Rose Ann Medford .......................................................................... 1 7 Ancestors of Mary C . Lyon ................................................................................... 18 Family Group Sheet - Lewis .................................................................... -19 Ann Watson lnformati ......................................................................... .2 0-21 Family Group Sheet - James Lewis ................................................................ 22-25 James Lewis Information ................................................................................ 26-31
Ahnentafel Chart - Thomas Joseph Jenkins .......................................................................... 32-39 SCGS Surname Directory Form .................................................................................................. 40 Computer Corner .................................................................................................................. ..4 1-43 The Fairfield Museum ............................................................................................................ .44 -46 Reunions ..................................................................................................................................... 47 Surnames .................................................................................................................................... 47 History of Fairfield CountyIBiographies of it People .................................................................... 47
Please continue to submit artides for the newsletter: Queries Lineage Charts Bible Records Cemetery Surveys Short Family Histories
* and any other items you feel will be helpful to others .
Fairfield Genealogical Society Workshop
The Fairfield Genealogical Society will hold a workshop on Sunday, August 24th, 1997. It will be at the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall at 3:00 p.m. Mrs. Henrietta Morton will lead the workshop. This workshop will be about lineage and documentation to get in Daughters of American Revolution, United Daughters of Confederacy and other organizations which require proof to get in. Refreshments will be served.
Fairfield Genealogical Society, 10th Anniversary
The 10th anniversary of the Fairfield County Genealogy Society will be Sunday, September 28th at 3:00 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church. Members, former members and friends are invited. Each person is invited to take part in the program of show and tell. Refreshments will be served.
Twenty-Sixth Annual SCGS Workshop
The Twenty-Sixth Annual SCGS Workshop will be on Saturday, July 12th at Midlands Airport Campus Technical College, West Columbia, South Carolina. If you need information on this workshop, contact: Betty Sue Wilkie - Registrar, SCGS 1997 Workshop, 514 E. Home Avenue, Hartsville, SC 29550, phone (803) 332-3995. Mrs. Henrietta Morton is in charge of the workshop.
Branham
I am seeking information on the Branham family of Richland and Fairfield Counties. Richard ca 1790, his first wife and Sophianna Wingate, widow, his second wife whom he
married 7 May 1816, Richland Co. W~lliam Thomas ca 1825, son of Richard and Sophianna and W~lliamn's wife Jane.
Also, William and Jane's daughter Sophie Elizabeth. Contact: Ted Barraclough, 4789 Bayshore Drive, Seneca, SC 29672-9145 Phone: (864) 653-6744 e-mail - tedbarrm--net.net
Dowd
Seeking information on the parents of John Melvin Dowd (1848 - 1919) and James S. Dowd, born abut 1838 and died before 1880. Both John Melvin and James S. enlisted for Confederate service in company H, 13th SC Infantry, organized at Lightwood Know Springs (Camp Johnson) near Columbia. The DowdIDoud family lived in Newberry County and Lexington County and previous to that lived in Fairfield county. Would like to exchange information and research. Contact: William R. Bauer, 823 Calhoun Street, Columbia, SC 29201 Telephone: (803) 256-7777
Lee
Looking for information on William H. Lee b. South, York Co., SC on Sept 12, 1812. There was a town of South at that time; have proof. Need to know who his parents were, anything at all abut him. He d. 1889 in Miller co. AR. Mamed two times. First marriage to a Maary ? and had two sons, Henry Clay Lee b. 1838 in Ala. d. 1895 Miller Co., Ar. and Jasper H. Lee b. 1841 in Ala. Second maniage was to Hamet Matilda Suttle b 12 May 1825 Bibb Co., Ala. d. 12 Sept 191 3 Mills Co., Tx. They had two sons: Thomas T. Lee b. 1850 in Ms. and Zacheriah Steven Lee b. 1852 in Columbia Co., Ar and d. 1912 Mills Co. Tx. Rumor says that Mary and Haniet might have been sisters. Any info appreciated. Contact Norma Lee Mayben, 6630 Shinnecock Hills Dr., Houston, Texas 77069-1738. Email: [email protected]
Legge Place
I was wondering if there was anyone in your group who would know where the Legge Place is (or was). I looked at the 'Fairfield county Sketch Book" by Bolick, but saw no reference to it.
I am also interested in where McAlly's Mill was.
Is there is a map of Fairfield County giving details of creeks, etc., If so, I would be happy to reimburse you for any costs.
Contact: Mary Elizabeth Boughman, 922 Hawkins Road, Union, SC 29379 Home Phone: (864) 427-6545; office: (864) 427-5995; fax: (864) 427-6747.
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Grubbs
Does anyone know where I can get a copy of books, I do not know the name, of the genealogy of the Grubbs family? These were written by a Rev. Marvin L. Grubbs, Pastor of Poolville Baptist Church, at the time of letter - books were $2.00 each. He stated he had several in local libraries - but we don't know where Poolville is.
Contact Bernice T. Davis, P.O. Box 400, Eckert, Colo. 81418
Richardson
Thomas Richardson, died 1786, and left will naming wife and seven children. He lived in Fairfield County on Little River and received 300 acres bounty land on the Pacolet River. His wife's first name was Margaret. One of his daughters was Jennett Kennedy, wife of William Kennedy, who also lived not far from the Little River.
Does anyone have information on the maiden name of Margaret or know whether this Richardson family was related to other Richardson families in Lancaster County or Sumter County?
Contact William R. Bauer, 823 Calhoun Street, Columbia, SC 29201
Campbell
I am seeking your assistance in finding information regarding my wife's ancestors. I have acquired a family group sheet that lists William C. Campbell coming from Ireland and residing in Faimeld County, SC. Unfortunately, I do not have any initial dates.
I do know that he married Mary Ann Chambers, a South Carolina resident. I have the names of their children, all born in Winnsboro (sic), Fairfield County, S.C. They are as follows with dates available:
Sarah Campbell b. ? Winnsboro, Fairfield Co., SC Mary Harriet Campbell b. ? Winnsboro, Fairfield Co., SC - William C. Campbell b. Jan. 28,1849 Winnsboro, Fairfield Co., SC Henry Alexander Campbell b. Feb. 14,1853 Winnsboro, Fairfield Co., SC John Bascomb Campbell b. 1857
It appears that shortly after John Bascomb was born, they moved to Hughes Spur, Bossier Parish, LA, because their next child, Susan Adger Campbell was born in Louisiana (DOB unknown).
I would be happy to reimburse any costs associated with reproduction of any copies I may be able to obtain, or other costs associated with this. I realize this is not much to go on, but any assistance you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. .
Contact: Ron Robertson, 2456 Panuco Avenue W., Atlantic Beach, Florida 32233 Phone: (904) 249-8761
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Aiken - Hutchison 1 Hutchinson - Pope
I have recently begun tracing my family's genealogy. I have traced my family to the Aikens and Hutchisons who immigrated from Antrium County, Ireland to Fairfield County in 1791.
I would like to request any information you may have concerning either of these families (Aiken, Hutchison or Hutchinson - also, Pope - a middle name of many of the Hutchison men). Of particular concern is a John Aiken (b 1802 - 1861). 1 am unable to officially link him to a James Aiken of Ireland, grandfather of Gov. Wm. Aiken and the Hutchison men are no where to be found in the cemeteries of Fairfield. Later, generations moved to Walhalla.
Thanks for any information you can provide. Contact: Laurie Vaughn, 554 Old Barnwell Road, West Columbia, SC 29170
Young
Thomas Lewis Young in the 1880 Census was in Camden, DeKalb Tws., Kershaw County, age 27, mamed to Rebecca E. McDonald or McDowell.
They had 2 children: 1. Charles A. Yourlg, age 3 2. Adam L. Young, age 4' 112
T.L. Young's death record says that his father's name was David.
Rebecca E. McDonald Young's death record says that she had two sisters, Mrs. C.B. or C.S. Nettles of Camden and Mrs. M.D. Lyles of Jonesville, S.C. The 1880 census states that she was born 1845. She died 1927 in Spartanburg County.
The Young family came to Campobello, S.C., and joined the First Baptist Church i;l 1889, by letter, and then moved to Spartanburg County and joined the Bethlehem Baptist Church, May 16, 1891. They farmed and lived in Spartanburg County the rest of their lives. They are buried in the Church Cemetery, as most of their families.
The Church records of the Campobella Baptist Church burned and we do not know which Baptist Church they came from in the Camden area.
Rebecca McDonald used to tell about her family hiding the cow in the woods, the food in the well and burying the silverware to keep Sherman's army from taking it.
We appreciate any information any one can give us on the above family and will pay costs of copying and postage.
Contact: Charles E. Moore, 150 Moore Dairy Road, Moore, SC 29369-9681
Bell
It seems most of my ancestors lived in the northern area of South Carolina during the latter half of the 18th century. One of my ancestors is Thomas Bell about whom I read "he is not to be confused with Thomas A. Bell who was related to the Harpers," however, "my" Thomas Bell and his wife Nancy Steel, had a daughter Catherine Bell who did, indeed, marry Adam Harper. l am thoroughly confused but feel there must be some connection. I would appreciate any help you can offer. Contact: Alice Frazier Roth, 24 Ord Street, San Francisco, CA 941 14
RobinsonlRobison
At present, I am doing some research on my family tree - the extent of which is shown on the enclosed material. As you can see, my G-G-grandfather Moses RobinsonIRobison was born approximately 1800 and was married Nov. 6, 1827 in Faidield Co., S.C. To Sarah McCreight who was born June 22,1809. Their son John William - my G-Grandfather was born January 1, 1837 in Fairfield County, S.C. This is where I become bogged down. As I am not sure what research materials are available for this time frame, I was wondering if anyone could let me know if someone can get hold of any available records for either Moses or Sarah showing the names of their parents. Maybe a will, article, deed, etc. Sarah has an uncle - Robert who was in the military in some capacity - his father was her grandfather and his brother was Sarah's father (name - unknown). Robert had three brothers, one of which died at an early age. I would reimburse for the expense of any applicable documents that could be copied for me and the research time. Please call me at work if something interesting presents itself.
Contact: Sandra Ingle, 985 48th Place, Springdale, AR 72762 Phone: (800) 643-3486
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BIBLE RECORDS
We will continue to collect Bible records for publication. We are in the process of typinglproofing the records we have to date. The following information is needed: (1) a photo copy of the Bible, (2) have a family member to transcribe the information, (3) photo copy Bible pages, (4) photo copy of title page [publisher and date], (5) information on who owns the Bible and who transcribed the information and (6) preferred Bible records prior to 1920.
For more information, contact: Henrietta Morton, 167 Rutledge Road, Greenwood, SC 29649. Phone: (864) 223-7374; Charlie Beach, P.O. Box 696, Winnsboro, SC 29180 or Linda Frazier, 1 17 Maple Ridge Road, Blythewood, SC 291 80. Phone: (803) 754-1 123.
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UNMARKED CEMETERY
Enclosed are notes of a cemetery that I read a number of years ago barely three miles east of Ridgeway. This was not in the Eastern Fairfield book and I don't think it has been in the Newsletter. At the time I was there, it was over-grown although people passed it by every day. You will note that the marker of Jane B. Crumpton included the information that she was the wife of Zachariah Crumpton. It could be that his marker was there but I did not see it.
I am fairly certain from research I've seen on the Muse family that their family cemetery is but a short distance off Longtown R ~ a d not far from Longtown Presbyterian Church. J.C. (Buster) McFadden, who has lived in that area for years, knew about it when I talked with him last year but he couldn't remember exactely where. Readers?
Contact: Ken Baldwin, 51 5 Woodvale Dr., Greensboro, NC 2741 0 Telephone: 91 0-299-9666 e-mail: [email protected]
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Unmarked cemetery about .1 mile south of the intersection of Longtown Road and secondary road 650 (2.8 miles east of R i w a y ) . Beam's store was located at this intersection at the time these notes were made.
Lillie Bell Swetman ,
b. 25 Feb 1900 d. 15 Dec 1923
Elizabeth McCants d. 8 Jun 1847 age 69
Samuel McCants d. 6 Jun 1846 age 78
Emily Avaline Porter d. 25 Nov 1821 age 31
Wlley M. CNeman d. 21 Jun 1849 age 7
Miles W. Porter d. 1 Jun 1856 age 34
H&W Mary Caroline Porter
d. 1 Aug. 1858 age 35 / Martha lzadore Porter
d. 13 Dec 1849 age 1
Mary Boulware d. 9 Jun 1877 age 86 '1
H8w Coleman Boulware
d. 12 Feb1875age87 / Lossen Boulware
d. 16 Oct 1852age31
Obadiah Boulware d. 21 Sep 1858 age 66
Elizabeth Boulware (wife of Obadiah) d. 13 Jun 1850 age 57
J. M. Crurnpton b. 3 0ct 1852 d. 13 Dec 1904
Jane 8. Crumpton (wife of Zachariah Crumpton) d a (iu+ ~B"/*'+u
b. 3 Dec 1828 d. 16 Sep 1893
R. D. Boulware b. 28 Jan 1826 d. 9 Jun 1885
Susan M. Gunnel d. 4 Dec 1859 age 54
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Ancestors of Juanita Lahoma Robinson
Moscr Robinson b: 1800 m: November 06, 1827 in Fairfield County, S.C. d: August 12, 1889 in Benton County, Ar.
John William Robinson b: January 0 1, 1837 in Fairfield County, S.C. m: October 14,1886 in Washington Co.. Ar. d: September 16, 1928 In Bmton County, Ark. -
Mosu Jackson Robinson
Sarah McCreight b: June 22,1809 d: June 12.1879 in Benton County, Ar.
b: April 20. 1888 in Weshington County, Ark m: February 26, 1913 d: November 25, 1938 in Benton County, Ar.
Sylvester Walker b: September 29, 1860 d: June 08,1909
Jnanitr hhoma Robinson b: April 17, 1915 in Benton County, Ar. m: October 04, 1938
Urirh Butch b: January 2 1, 1834 in Tn. d: December 06,1898 in Burch Hollow, Ar.
Alfred Archibal Burch b: November 19, 1861 in Missouri m: July 29, 1883 d: January 04, 1912
Rode PermeUa Burch b: September 28, 1893 in Elm Springs. Ar. d: October 19, 1964 in Benton County, Ar..
- Martha Jane Moore b: August 10, 1836 in Tn. d: June 23, 1892 in Burch Hollow, Ar.
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Jdmu Henrg Roper I
b: December 25. 1829 in Ky. d: April 03, 1926 in Elm Sprgs., Ar.
Franch Cenia Roper b: September 26, 1864 In Missouri d: May 04, 1938 in Elm Sprgs., Ar.
Mlnerva Jane Penrod b: October 04, 1845 in Blaclcfo~d, In. d: January 20, 1920 in Elm Sprgs., Ar.
Descendants of Moses Robinson
Genemtion No. I
# 1. MOSES ROBLNSON was born 1800, and died A y n t 12,1889 in Bentm County, Ar.. H e muried SARAH MCCREIGHT November 06,1827 in Fairfield County, S.C..
Children of Moses Robinson and Sarah McCnight an: 2. i. JOHN WILLIAM ROBINSON, b. Januery01,1837, Fairfield County, S.C.; d. Septanber 16, 1928, Benton
County, Ark. ii. WILLIAM B. ROBINSON, b. Septemba 27,1829.
iii. NANCY C. ROBINSON, b. Juoe 30,183 1. iv. HANAH J. ROBINSON, b. April 05, 1833. I v. SARAH A ROBINSON, b. February 25, 1835. . scrh r \ l .~ jE vi. ROBERT M. ROBINSON, b. September 28,1840.
vii. JAMES P. ROBINSON, b. February 09, 1843. ~PELLEP ; viii. MOSES YOUNO ROBINSON, b. Jarmary05,1845.
i x MARTHA J. ROBINSON, b. August 03,1847. x. DAVID KUSH ROBINSON, b. July 27,1850.
xi. MARGARET E. ROBINSON, b. Septemkr 22,1852.
Genemtion No. 2
2. JOHN W I L L I ~ ROBINSON (MOSES) was born January 0 1,1837 in Fairfield County, S.C., and died September 16, 1928 in Benton County, Ark. H e married SYLVESTER W A L K E R O C ~ O ~ ~ ~ 14,1886 in Washington Co., Ar..
Child of John Robinson and Sylvester Walker is: 3. i . MOSES JACKSON, ROBINSON, b. Apdl20, 1888, Washington County, Ark.; d. November 25,1938, Benton
County, Ar..
Generation No. 3
3. MOSES JACKSON, ROBINSON (JOHN WILUM, MOSES) was born April 20,1888 in Washington County, Ark., and died November 25,1938 in BeMon County, Ar.. He married ROXE PERMELIA BURCH February 26.19 13, dau@ter of Alfred Burch and Francis Roper.
Children of Moses Robinson and Roxie Burch are: 4. i. JUANITA LAHOMA4 ROBINSON, b. April 17.19 15, Benton County, Ar..
ii. ALFRED RJ. ROBINSON, b. June 18, 1920, Benton Co., Ark; d. September 05,1987, Elm Springs, Ar.. 5. iii. ALICE MAE ROBINSON, b. Decanber 31,1927, Benton Co., Ark. 6. iv. PANSEY ROBINSON, b. September 13,1930, Benton Co., Ark.
Genemrion No. 4 . -,..,. .
4. JUANITA LAHoMA~ ROBINSON (MOSES J A C ~ N , JOHN W I W , MOSEES) was born April 17,19 15 in Bentm County, AT.. She married GALLATIN A. MARTIN, JR (JR) October 04,1938, son of Gallatin Martin and Majorie. . Butler.
Child of Juanita Robinson and Gallatin Martin is: i. SANDRA K.5 MARTIN, b. August 15, 1948, Fqetteville, Ar.; rn RUSSELL L INGLE, JR, October 17,1969, * Russellville, Ar..
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B i b l e Records o f James Lewis Fami l y (Beginn ing i n South C a r o l i n a )
Th i s B i b l e was t h e p r o p e r t y o f Mrs. Pam McWi l l iams o f Winnsboro La. She d i e d between 1989-1994. She was a descendant o f L a v i n i a Lewis and John W i l l i ams .
The pages were f i r m l y a t t ached i n t h e B i b l e a t t h e t ime t h e photocopy was made by Mrs. McWil l iams and sent t o Char les Germany who sent them t o me, which I have typed (Rose Medford Pa rks ) .
Front page o f B i b l e pub1 i shed P h i l a d e l p h i a : p r i n t e d and pub l i shed by Matt hew ( co rne r t o r n ) No. 122, Market S t r e e t 1807
Page 677 Fami ly Record Mar r i ages James Lewis and h i s w i f e Ann were m a r r i e d t h e 22nd o f December 1803 James Lewis and h i s w i f e S a l l y was m a r r i e d t h e 22nd o f June 1809
Page 678 Fami ly Record B i r t hs l e f t column James Lewis was borne t h e 1 0 t h Day o f December 1781 Ann Watson was borne t h e 1 0 t h o f Februa ry 1788 C h a r l e s Lewis was borne t h e 22nd o f March 1805 W i 7 7 iam M i d d l e t o n Lewis was borne t h e 2nd Day o f March 1807 r i g h t column S a l l ey Coats was borne t h e 1 6 t h day o f September 1793 Mary Ann Lewis was b o r n t h e 2 5 t h day o f Februa ry i n t h e y e a r 1811 October t h e 15 1812 Manervy Lewis was b o r n James Lewis J r . was b o r n 16 Nov 1814 Andrew Jackson Lewis was b o r n november 1 6 t h 1816 S i o n Coats Lewis was bornd December 16 1818
Page 679 Fami ly Record B i r t hs l e f t column Thomas Lewis was bo rnd 1 7 t h May 1821 Sarah Lewis was b o r n 1 9 t h January 1824
Margaret Lewis was bornd May 31 1836 Thomas Lewis was bo rnd November t h e 2nd 1837
Sarah V i r g i n i a Lewis was b o r n October t h e 1 1851
r i g h t column C a t h e r i n e Lewis was b o r n 1 8 t h March 1816 W i 7 7 iam W. Lewis was bo rn 1 3 t h Februa ry 1835 Armanty E l i z a b e t h Lewis was 3 0 t h May 1836 Thomas Lewis was b o r n t h e 2 day Noveber f rances Mar ion l e w i s was bornd January t h e 21,1840
Levenia Lewis was bornd october 30 1841
Charles M. McCarty was bornd June the 4,1854 Dorothy L a v i n i a McCarty was born March 18th 1856 O l i v i a Cather ine McCarty was born
Page 680 Family Record Deaths l e f t column Ann Lewis Departed t h i s l i f e t he 20 th Day o f September 1808, Wi 1 1 jam midd le ton Lewis Departed t h i s 1 i f e t he 2 7 t h day o f September 1807 James Lewis departed t h i s l i f e October t he 18 1842 r i g h t column f rances Marion Lewis departed t h i s l i f e september 25 1841
There are 2 d i s t i n c t handwr i t ings here. The B i b l e was not bought u n t i l 1807 and maybe not u n t i l Sarah ( S a l l y ) Coats and James Lewis were mar r ied i n June 1809, but i n a Land Deed i n F a i r f i e l d County, South Ca ro l i na i n 1819 and 1820, Sarah i n one and S a l l e y i n t h e o ther , made her mark, but James Lewis cou ld w r i t e , so I am assuming i t i s h i s hand which wote t h e f i r s t p a r t . The l a t t e r handwr i t i ng must be Cather ine 's , h i s l a s t w i f e . Note a l so t h a t two o f t h e known c h i l d r e n o f James Lewis mentioned i n h i s w i l l o f 1842, Martha and George W. Lewis are no t l i s t e d here. I t i s be l i eved t h e r e was another w i f e Martha Eva l i ne Flemming, mar r ied August 1827, and these are her two ch i l d ren . I t i s no t known why t h i s marr iage and the c h i l d r e n would not be l i s t e d . None of t he marr iages f o r James c h i l d r e n a re l i s t e d , a l though h a l f wer,e marr ied by t ime o f h i s death.
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From records o f F a i r f i e l d County, South Carol ina James Alexander Watson married AM James Alexander Watson d ied and Administrat ion Bond w a s made by AM Watson, Wi l l iam Lewis, James Craig, Jesse Hovis, and George Lo t t . Th is dated (day not readable) October 1797. Am Watson and W i l l i a m Lewis granted Le t te rs o f m i n i s t r a t i o n . On 31st Oct. 1797 appraisers l i s t e d the goods and cha t te l s as 458-14-10 1/10. Another doclment dated 4 September 1797 says AM Watson and Jonathan Bel ton were granted Le t te rs o f Acknr.
GI t k 1810 F a i r f i e l d Courrty census page 197 a James Lewis i s l i s t e d w i t h 1 male under 5 (Charles Alexander) , 1 male 26-45 (himself- age29) and 1 female 16-25 (Sarah age 17) and 3 slaves. Next house i s AM Watson, herse l f and another female over 45, 1 male age 10-16 and 2 males 16-26, and 23 slaves.
A f te r Jaws Alexander Watson d ied AM Watson married W i l l i a m R o b e r t w o f F a i r f i e l d County. She was h i s 3 rd wife. Deed Book U-12 has t h e i r marriage agreement dated 18 December 1810. They were not married yet, but &ere married soon a f t e r . Bas ica l l y h i s property a t marriage t o h i s h e i r s and hers to her he i rs . Witnessed by John Picket t - James Lewis and James W r o r y Recorded A p r i l 11 1811 pages 12,13 of Record Book 1811-1812
In Ann Watson W 2 r t s o n b s w i l l dated 17 September 1813 and proved 9 Wvea~ber 1813, In w i l l Book a6 page 196 Apt . r29 F i l e r 445, Her son John k a t s m was Executor. He i rs mentioned, a l l sons: Ephriam Watson, W i l l i a m A le~ander Watsm, John Watson, James Watson, Richardson Walker Watson, Hardy h v i s Watsm. She on ly names 8 slaves i n her w i l l .
There i s a John and W i l l i a m Watson on the 1800 census.
In a paper frcn fami ly researcher the fo l low ing informat ion i s presented. Hay 1774 Alex Watsm aga 35 from Strathspey bound for New York on George o f Port G r e m k .
W i l l i a n Alexander Watson married El izabeth born about 1778-80 d ied 19 June 1857 Lowndes County Ms. bur ied B e v i l l H i l l Cemetery. W i l l date for kn . Alex. 26 September 1823 Bodc 11 page 125. ch i l d ren : Nancy, Jane, fbthy, Char lot te, El izabeth, Walker. These were l a t e r i n Winston and Lacmdes Co. Ms. and Greerre, Sunpter and Tuscaloosa County Alabama. W i l l i a m &as probably born about 1782. He d ied in F a i r f i e l d County, S.C. and h i s wi fe El izabt?th went to Al . and Hs. w i t h her chi ldren. The 1820 census o f S.C. s h s these 5 daughters and 1 son.
W i l l i a m and John e r e the o ldest (probably John) and both were l i s t e d on the 1830 census. E p h r i a m was next and was l i s t e d on 1810, but not m the 1820 S.C. census. t-k has died, i s missed o r moved art o f s ta te .
AM Watson ( m t i n u e d )
One John Watson d ied i n F a i r f i e l d Co. and h i s w i l l i s recorded i n Volume 1 (1787-1819) s e c t i m 6 page 52, but t h i s i s probably the brother o f James Alexander, not h i s son.
One source says Harley and m e Hardy (Davis) f o r another son, a Hardvtay i s l i s t e d on F a i r f i e l a Co. census i n 1820 s h i n g 2 sons and 2 daughters.
Richard Walker Watson bas born Ebact 1793 and died 1 September 1860 a t h i s b , e i n F a i r f i e l d C a n t y , South Caro l ina a t age 67. he married Ha r r i e t t Spann and tney have several daughters and 1 son. A Richard i s l i s t e d i n 1820 census o f Abbevi l le Co. but shows 2 sons and 2 daughters.
There i s m t h e r son James, which i s the youngest, I asswne, about which nothing i s k m a t present.
Am norr checking Jarr*s Alexander Watson 1790 census and AM Watson 1800 t o s2e i f sne d i d not hhve dugh te rs . (March 1 , 1994) Received 17 k i rch, l934, 1 W F a i r f i e l d co. SC census of AM Watson 3 males wldsr 10, 3 males 16-26,me f m l e 10-16 and 2 females 26-45 AM was born 10 February, 1788, t h i s m l d mahe her 12 a t time of t h i s census.
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Deed Book AA page 324-325 F a i r f i e l d County, South Carol ina Jaws Lewis buys 64 acres from Jesse Ellman fo r 124 (do l l a rs o r pounds?) on Hog Fork Branch o f Wateree River i n F a i r f i e l d county, being par t o f a grant o f 200 acres t o George Lo t t and the 64 acres l e f t t o Jesse Ellman by Gm. Lot t , h i s grandfather. Deed made 30 December 1816. Witnessed by John woochard and George Lot t . John Wooavard made oath i n Chester Co. SC 4 June 1819 that he d i d witness the signing o f t h i s deed. This i s probably date o f f i l i n g on record.
Page 325 continued..... .Jams Lewis buys from Paul Anthony and w i fe Edy f o r $642.00 , 107 acres, a l l excepting 1/4 acre which i s fami ly graveyard. The land o r i g i n a l l y granted t o John T i che l l 19 Nov. 1772, i t being the place where our father George ~ o t t l a s t l ived. I t l i e s on the west branch o f Hog fo rk and i s bcwded on the south and east by land belonging t o John Watson, and on nor th west by Thomas McCullargh. Signed on 28 August 1815 and witnessed by John W a r d , J r . and Jotvl Morr is m t i n u e d on t o pg 327. .. f o r dower r i g h t s
kcd Book AA pages 327-329 F a i r f i e l d G i s t r i c t , South Carol ina James Lewis s e l l s for $1200. to Thomas McCullough the t r a c t o f land o f 107 acres and 40 acres o f E l l m t r a c t which a lso had belonged t o George Lot t , descr ip t ion as above. Signed 8 February 1819, witnessed by George S. Coomb and Morr is Graham. Saray/Sarah Lewis made her mark releasing dower r i g h t and George Combs rrade a oath t o court 4 June 1819 that he d i d witness signing.
F a i r f i e l d D i s t r i c t S.C Deed Book 88 pages 216-217 Jm~as Lewis s e l l s t o Thomas Nickey o f Chester D i s t r i c t f o r $1000., 200 acres More o r less, on deputation Branch waters o f Rocky Creek, bu t t i ng and bending NE by land belonging t o W i l l i a m Lewis, by James P icke t ts land ,west by Alexr Fbses land being par t o f land granted t o Wi l l iam Sanders ,
i n 1772 t o h e i r Sarah Baker, then t o Hoses Paul, t o me.' Signed 10 February 1820, witnessed by Gaorgs L.Peay and Arther Westbrook. Arthur Westbrook made oath he saw James Lewis and George Peay s ign as described. Sa l ly Lewis w i fe o f James Lewis makes her mark t o release dcwer r i g h t .
This land i s not covered in the 2 deeds above which he bought except f o r the 40 acres noted. There must be an e a r l i e r deed f o r t h i s land from Hoses Paul . This land was ev ident ly sold in preparation t o moving t o Tuscaloosa County, A l a h w . This s t i l l leaves 2 years vacant before the same James Lewis buys land in A l . (a t least now krmm by me, 3-1994)
Book pages 181-183 gives the w i l l of J m s Lewis dated 15 October 1842 State o f k labma, Tuscaloosa County.
James L w i s ( m t i n u e d )
By t h i s my l a s t w i l l and testament being in my proper mind, I do bequeath and dispose o f my property as fol lows t o w i t : To my wi fe Catherine Lewis, I ao bequeath a l l the fol lowing named negros t o w i t : m e negro m a n by name o f B ig Jim and Rose h i s wife, a nergo boy by name o f Lias, a g i r l Josephine and a yellowl g i r l by name o f Har r i e t t .
To my s m Charles A. Lewis truornegros given him some time since, by name Jake and J a and a t my death i t i s my w i l l he sha l l have one other negro by nane Jim, the brotn2r o f Joe.
To my scm Jhmes Lewis, two negros given him some time since by name Orange and Isaac and cit my death i t i s my w i l l that he sha l l have one other negro by nane Perry.
To my san Andrew J a c k m Lewis truo negros given him some time since by nmie Gaorge and W1111an and a t my death i t i s my w i l l that he sha l l have one other negro by nma Wiley.
To my scm George W. Lewis three negros given him some time since but not delivered, by nu.e Has=, Marcus and Noel and i t i s my fu r ther w i l l that ha shal l have at ri~y death t h r e Other negros name Charles, Abram and Sal ly.
To my son Wesley Lewis three negros by name Lcck, Shelby and March.
To my s m Thcvnas Lewis, t n ~ negro boys by name Anderson and Henry and a g i r l Jude.
To my daughter Mary Weatherford I bequeath the amount o f ce r ta in notes, d ram by her husband Wil l iam Weatherford and myself i n favor o f James Cluncan fo r m e thcusand f rve hundred dol lars , o f which two hundred do1 l a r s have baen pai d.
To my daughter Manerva L y m I have given nine hundred do l la rs and i t i s my w i l l that a t my death she shal l receive the sun o f s i x hundred do l l a rs
. f r a t my executor t o te col lected as here inaf ter directed.
To my daughter Sarah Hrrdscn I have given three caws and a mare and i t i s my w i l l that she receive a t my death the fu r ther bequest o f one do l la r .
To my daughter Martha Lewis, I bequeath the sun o f one thousand f i v e hundred do1 1 ars.
To my daughter Margaret Lewis I bequeath the sun o f one thousand f i v e hundred dol lars .
To my daughter Lavinia Lewis I bequeath the sun o f m e thousand f i v e hundred do1 1 ars.
I t i s my desire ar~d I ao hearby enjo in i t upon my executor that a l l o f the remaining negros bhich have not been herein bequeathed sha l l be kept
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James Lewis [corrtinued)
together u n t i l my youngest children shall come to the age of twenty one years; i t i s my further w i l l that out o f the proceeds arising from their labor shall be paid the several sums of money herein bequeathed t o my daughters as soon as a suf f ic ient amount shall have been received by my executor.
I t i s my further desire that a l l my landed estate shall remain i n the possession of and use and benefit o f my wife during her l i f e . That m e certain t ract o f land only, known as the HcCain t ract shall be reserved from the the above bequest t o be sold i f necessary for the payment o f my debts.
And i t i s my further desire that at the death of ray wife a l l my landed estate and negros as herein bequeathed t o her for the purposees mentioned and for her use and benefit with the exception of the above named negros shall be equally divided ammg my sons, Charles, James, Andrew Jackson, George W. Wesley and Thomas.
I t i s my desire that my son Charles A. and Andrew Jackson Lewis act as executors of th is my last w i l l and Testaarerrt. I n witness of the above I have her--to set and subscribed my name and aff ixed my seal Jams Lewis I n presence of : Josiah Hol l is A.P.Few H. atarles
O I C I L : I t i s my desire that my son Andrew Jackson Lewis shall hold and have i n h is am r ight that certain t ract of land whereon he nau resides, containing three hundred and M t y acres. This i s my f i r s t codici l subscribed to as above. James Lewis I n presence of s8me witnesess as before.
James Lewis dies 2 days af ter h is w i l l i s made, by r-rds from h is ,
family Bible.
The State of Alabama Tuscaloosa County: Orphans Court Special Term February 4 1843 This day Charles A. Lewis produced i n court the foregoing w i l l and codic i l of James Lewis desceased, which was duly proven by the testimony of Josiah t k l l i s , A.P. Few and H. Qlarles subscribing witnesses thereto which i s ordered by the court t o be recorded as the last w i l l and testament of said James Lewis, &scad Test Glades McGuire Clerk
There i s a James Lewis on the Bibb Co. Alabama 1820 census and i t a s possible i t i s the same. Have not checked as of date 1 Hay 1993. He has a land record i n Tuscaloosa County A l . i n the Tract Book and must write to Virginia, Eastern States Land o f f i ce for copy of deeds but what i s i n the Tract Book i s suff icient for my purpose at present. 29 January 1822 W1/2 of M1/4 S10 T23 R5E 79.45 acres #2636 29 January 1822 NE1/4 S9 T23 R5E 158.70 02637
James Lewis ( m t i n u s d )
2 March 1825 W1/2 o f W1/4 S9 T23 R5E 79.35 14562 12 September 1835 E1/2 o f NE1/4 St0 T23 R5E 79.35 11 591 5 21 Hay 1836 141/2 o f 5 1 / 4 S9 T23 R5E 79.35 119314 13 June 1835 w1/2 o f Sw1/4 S4 T23 R5E 81.06 #I 4876 8 December 1837 W1/2 o f 5 1 / 4 S10 T24 R5E 79.45 923294
Tuscaloosa Co. A1 Deed Book A, p9676-678 John Harper so ld t o James Lewis on February 1826, f o r $900. ,
E1/2 of %1/4 o f S3 T23 R5E W1/2 o f tW1/4 o f $2 T23 RSE E1/2 o f Swl/4 o f SJ T23 R5E f o r a t o t a l o f 242.13 acres.
teed Book R, pp b5-87 Willim Braly, She r i f f sold t o James Lewis f o r $392.,on 1 Monday i n July, 1840, the Nk'l/4 o f S6 T23 R5E. This property i s krmm as the John McCain property
--Note: t h i s givas him a t o t a l i n the t r a c t books o f 636.51,frm 08 A 242.13 and from Dt3 R If30 acres f o r a grand t o t a l of 1038.64 acres.
From Orphans Court Hlnutes Book 5,1850-1854 Several en t r ies as t o m e y paid out (but no l i s t i n g as t o whom) pp 516 Mvember 8, 1852 W i l l i a m Weatherford in r i g h t o f h i s wi fe, Mary Weatherford, vs James C. Spencer, admr. of James Lewis who d ied i n Septembr 1832. Weatherford s ta tes tha t Lewis had a r o w d 30 slaves which are h i red out, and a large rea l estate holdings. This was f i l e d in Court on August 19, 1852. emte: These 30 slaves mentioned are besides the ones named i n the w i l l . The land mentioned i s located near the present tovlln of Moundville near the middle o f m n t y and top edge of present day Hale County.
Catherine i s l i s t e d as w i f e i n w i l l - on 1830 census o ldes t female i s 20-30. Hinerva's age from the 1850-1860 census would be about t h i s , o r t h i s i s Catherine. E i ther way she ~ ~ l d n ' t be mother t o most of the chi ldren. (unless census taker missed w r i t i n g her age?) Found 1850 census o f Catherine Lewis in 1850 Neshoba County, H iss iss ipp i and she i s 35 years o ld , being born i n 1815. Surely she d i d not marry t i l l past 1830, so only l as t four ch i ld ren are hers.
Orphans Court Minutes Book 3 pages 311-312, dated 22 December 1845 mention Charles A., J m s , Mary Weatherford and Manerva Lyon as l i v i n g i n Hiss iss ipp i and Sarah Wil l iams and Andrew J. in Pickens, Alabama, and perhaps Hartha Parker in Tuscaloosa and George W., W i l l i a m Lesley (Wesley), Margaret, Thamas and Lavin ia as minors.
Orphans Court and Inventory Book 1852-1854 page 119 dated 24 November, 1852. James C. Spencer Adninstrator i n a c m t w i t h Estate o f James Lewis b s c d , t o cash co l lec ted f o r h i r e of the negros year 1851, $717.05 Also remaining due on C.A. Lewis note for negro h i r e $107.45 same George W. L w i s $80.00
James Lewis ( m t i n u e d )
same Andrew J. Lewis $222.00 Total $1 126.50
In t res t on above notes fram 28 Dec.1837-8 .Wv.1852 28.1 7 $1 154.61
Payments 822.34 Total 332.27
Paid Hinerva Lym Hartha Parker Margaret Lewi s Lavinia Lewis Est. A. Foster ? Dr. Reuben Searcy Judge o f Probate Martin 6 %m (pr in t ing) Edmorrd Parker medicine C.M. Cod< Allowed ArLnr. Court cost Total
The $1500.00 due Uartha Parker paid, $600.00 due Hinewa Mizzle paid Mortgage fo r W i l l i a m and Hary Weatherford paid as o f Wvernber 1852.
Orphans Court Minutes Bod< 6 page 43-44 dated 28 August, 1854 m 12 July 1854, ArLnr. f i l e d account and vouchers f o r m a 1 settlement. Acknr. chargable wi th swa o f $1030.80
e n t i t i l e d t o $159.20 Subject t o d is t r ibu t ion $871.60
Pay to Catherine L w i s (Moon?) 1/5 part $174.32 Pay t o each ch i l d o f Jams Lewis before mentiorred $58.10
Orphans Court Minutes Bodc 6 pages 488-490 dated 27 April 1857 cont;d from 1st momjay i n Apr i l Achrr. f i l e d vouchers and accounts.. .appear correct. Abnr. chargable $3,138.50 Abnr. account $393.97 To be d ist r ibuted $2744.53 Pay ~ather i 'ne Lewis $248.9 1 remaining t o d is t r ibute between 12 chi ldren Charles A. Lewis $182.96 Jemes Lewis, Jr. $182.96 receipt f o r $125.00 Andrew J. Leuis $182.96 same George W. Lewis $182.96 Wiley Lewis $1 82.96 receipt from guardian Hugh maid Tholnas Lewis $182.96 same a l l sons o f James Lewis Mary Weatherford $182.96 receipt fo r $125.00 Hanerva Lyon $ $185.00 note excess o f $2.04 Sarah W i 11 iams $185.00 same Martha Parker $185.00 same and received by husband Echmd
James Lewis (mtinued)
Margaret HcCarty $182.96 Louisa(Lavinia)Levris $182.96 Receipt from guardian Hugh McMald all daughters of James Lewis Evidently all the land wried by J m s Lewis was sold,except for the bequest to Andrew J. Lewis, at the time of final settlement to pay out distributions. Negros given to sons and money to daughters, is all that's noted except these final ~~noylts.
*Minema is listed on the 1660 census of Noxubee County, Mississippi as Mrs. M. Lyon and at some time her children by Mizzell were knam as Lyon other than this census.
Records received July 20 1993 from a descendants spouse Cathron Davis, are from JOHJ SKELTOIJ OF GIXBGIA by Reti red Colonel John Skel ton of Virginia and from THE W I L L FAMILY by Ivan B. Nevi11 of Houston Tx. Also from family records of Mrs. John Clay Lewis, Hrs. Evelyn Lewis Robinson, and various county records in the county mentiorred, also state Census.
Received in Feb. 1994 from another descendant, Charles Germany who had additional information fram the family Bible which had belonged to Mrs. Pam McWilliams of Winnsboro, La. who is now deceased since she sent him records in 1989.
There is a record of marriage of a James Lewis to Nancy Thralkill in Bibb County, Alabama 1 1 Hay 1826. There is a gap of 4 years between last child of James and Sarah t i l l he married Hartha E. Fleming in 1828, so it is possible this could be another wife. Evidently there were no children by her, as m e listed in family Bible. Neither is the marriage of Martha Emaline Fleming and the birth of her two children, Martha and Gaorge Wright Lwis, but these trro are mentioned in James Lewis will.
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1 THOMAS JOSEPH JENKINS JR-1 : B 7 N o v 193.1 C~L~MBIA~RICHLANO, SC --------------------------------- ------------------- .-------------------------
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2 ThiIMAS JOSEPH JENKINS SR-5: B 30 SEP 1 9 0 3 CIJMTER, SUMTER~SC; M 1 FEB 1 9 3 1 MANILA~LUZON~PHILIPPINE IS; D 1 4 JUL 1 9 7 2 PATRICK AFB,BREVARD, F L r l H I D A
3 MARIA DEL CARMEN BUSTO-6: B 2 8 MAR 1 9 1 1 MANILA,LUZON,PHILIPPINE IS --------------------------------- ------------------- .-------------------- ----- ~ R D GENERATION
4 EDWARD ADAM JENKINS SR-10 : B 2 8 JUL 1 8 8 1 SijMTER, SUMTER~SC; M 3 0 OCT 1 9 0 1 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,~C; D 3 APR 1 9 5 8 COLUMBIA,RICHLAND,SC
5 A1 IIERTA MARIAN SANDERS - 1 1 : B 1 APR 1 8 8 1 CH;\;?LESTON,CHARLESTON, SC; o 1 9 OCT 1 9 7 4 COLUMBIA~RICHLAND~SC
6 J~II to Y LOPEZ BUSTO-71: B 1 3 APR 1 8 8 6 MADRIO,~PAIN; M MANILA,LUION, PHILIPPINE IS; D APR 1 9 2 1 MANILA,LUZON,PHILIPPINE IS
7 A~! !?oRA F O Z ZARAGOZA-72: B 2 0 MAY 1 8 8 6 MANILA,LUZON,PHILIPPINE 7s; D NOV 1 9 4 6 MANILA,LUZON,PHILIPPINE IS ------------- ------------------- --------------------..------------------------
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8 THOMAS BRACY JENKINS S H - 1 8 : 8 8 MAY 1 8 5 0 L!:~NGTOWN,FAIRFIELD,SC; M 23 DEC 1 8 7 4 SUMTER,SUMTER,SC; D 2 MAR 1 9 0 4 SUMTER,SUMTER,SC
9 M A I ~ G A R E T MARSHALL EDWAIIOS-1 9 : B 1 6 JUN 18515 MT. CARMEL ,MCCORMI(:K, SC;. D 2 5 JUN 1 8 8 8 SUMTER,SUMTER,SC
! O JOKY OSBORNE SANDERS-24: B 2 7 JUL 1 8 4 5 HORAI'IO,SUMTER,SC; M 6 P:-c 1 8 7 1 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC; D 1 4 JUN 1 9 1 7 COLUMBIA.RICHLAND,SC
1 1 F l ORENCE HELEN WIENGES .%5: B 1 6 N o v 1 8 5 5 CI!ARLESTON,CHARLESTON, K; D 1 7 MAY 1 9 5 9 COLUMBIA,RICHLAND,SC
14 VI~ :ENTE ZARAGOZA-77: M M A N I L A , L U Z O N , P H I L I P I ~ ~ N E IS; D MANILA,LU~ON, PHILIPPINE IS
1 5 FSLICIDAD Y FOZ-78 : B MANILA,LUZON,PHILIPPINE IS; D MANILA,LUZON, PI! T I - I P P I N E I S
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1 6 JOSEPH GALLUCHAT JENKINS DR. - 9 3 4 : B 1 7 FEB 1 8 1 8 BISHOPVILLE, LEE, SC; M 5 JAN 1 8 4 5 LONGTOWN.I'AIRFIELD, SC; O 2 2 01-C 1 8 6 2 NR GAINESVILLE, ALACHUA,FL
1 7 MARY ELIZA IYYERS-935: B 5 JAN 1 8 2 8 LONGTOWN,FAIRFIELD,SC; D 1 9 MAY 1 9 1 2 GREENWOOD, GREENWCIJI), SC
l a EDWARD ADAM EDWARDS SR-88 : 8 2 JUN 1 8 3 0 SOCIETY HILL.DARLINGTON,SC; P! 1 8 5 5 SUMTER, SUMTER, SC; D 9 AIJG 1 8 8 8 SUMT:.~?, SUMTER, SC
19 JULIA THEODORA FURMAN-89: 8 5 OCT 1 8 3 2 MT. CARMEL,MCCORMICK,SC; D 12 MAY 1 9 0 4 SUMTER,SUMTER,SC
20 RICHARD MOORE SANDERS-37: B 1 4 DEC 1 8 2 0 HORATIO,SUMTER,SC; M l h PEC i 34% SUMTER CO, SUMTER, 5(:; o 1 8 5 0 , SUMTER, S(:
2 1 ELIZABETH L E N O I R - 3 8 : B 1 8 2 3 HORATIO,SUMTER,SC; D ,SUMTER,SC 2 2 CC'JIIAD MATTHIAS WIENGES-35 : B 2 SEP 1 8 1 5 C : ;ARLESTON,CHARLESTON,~C; M
1 5 JAN 1840 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC; D CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,~C 23 Ct!i* C S T I N A AUGUSTA MCANAI-LY-36 : 8 CHARLES TO^, CHARLESTON, SC; D
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22 MAY 1 9 9 6 PA(;E 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ................................................................................ 6 T H GENERATION
3 2 JAMES J E N K I N S REV. -936 : e 2 9 N o v 1 7 6 4 BRITTON'S NECK,MARION,SC; ~ ' 1 0 FEB 1 8 0 5 SAWNEY'S CREEK,,SC; D 2 4 JAN 1 8 4 7 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC
33 ELIZABETH ANN GWYNNE-937: B 1 2 MAR 1 7 7 9 YADKIN VALLEY,WILKES,NC; D 1 4 ,JUN 1 8 4 2 CAMDEN, KERGHAW, SC
34 JOHN JACOB MYERS D R . - 2 1 5 2 : B 2 9 JAN 1 8 0 0 F T . MARION,RICHLAND,SC; M 9 JUN 1 8 2 5 ; D 1 8 SEP 187 .3 OKLAWAHA,MARION,FL
35 SARAH ENGLISH PEAY-2168 : B 8 NOV 1 8 0 5 FLINT HILL,KERSHAW,SC; D 6 MAR 1 &?i6 FORT MARION, RICHLAN~ ;SC
36 THOMAS HARRY EDWARDS-185: e 1 8 0 2 SOCIETY HILL,DARLINGTON,SC; D JUL 1 8 5 1 SOCIETY HILL,DARL CNGTON, SC
37 MARGARET MARSHALL-186: B 1 8 1 4 SOCIETY HILL,DARLINGTON,SC; D JUL 1 8 3 1 SOCLETY HILL,DARLINGTON,SC
38 SAMUEL FURMAN SR-93: B 2 7 MAR 1 7 9 2 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC; M 5 MAY 1 8 1 / b CHARLESTON, CHARLEY ON, SC; D 1 8 7 7 SUMTI-R, SUMTER, SC
39 ELIZA ANN SCRIMZEOUR-94: B 16 JUL 1 7 9 5 CCOSAWHATCHIE,BEAUFORT,SC; e 1 8 MAY 1 8 7 8 SUMTER,SUMIER,SC
40 GARNER SANDERS-43: B 7 FEB 1 7 9 6 SUMTER CO,SUMTER,SC; M 1 0 FEE 1 8 1 4 ; o 1 6 JAN 1 8 4 5 SUMTER CO,SUMTER,SC
4 1 REBECCA THOMAS OSBORNE-44: B 2 5 DEC 1 7 9 6 ; D 4 FEE 1 3 3 4 SUMTER CO, S1,Pl TER, SC
4 2 ISAAC LENOIR J R - 1 1 7 : B 1 7 7 8 HORATIO,SUMTER,SC; D 1 8 5 3 HORATIO,~UMTER, SC
4 3 AKELIA ENGLISH YARBOROUGH-118 44 JOI~N HENRY WIENGES-996: B 1 7 6 2 BREMEN,,GERMANY; D CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON,^^ 4 5 REBECCA (WHITE) RIDGEWAY-997: B CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC; D LAuRENS,
LA~IIENS , SC ................................................................................ ~ T H GENERATION
64 SAMUEL JENKINS JR.-938: B 1 7 SEP 1 7 2 9 BLACK RIVER,WINYAH,SC; M i 7 5 7 CHAIILESTON,CHARLESTON,SC; D 1 7 8 0 BRITTON'S NECK,MARION,SC
6 5 E L I Z A B E T H DuPRE BRITTON GODDARD-939: B 1 7 4 1 BRITTON'S NECK,MARION, SC: D 1 8 0 6
66 RICHARD GWYNNE CAPT . -1 008: B 1 7 3 8 ,GLOUCESTER, VA; M 1 7 6 3 ,GLOUCESTER, VA; o 1 7 7 7
6 7 SARAH RANSOIYE-1009: B 1760 ,GLOUCESTER,VA; D 1807 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC 68 DAVID RUDOLPH MYERS C O L . - 2 1 5 3 : B 2 8 N o v 1 7 6 8 F T . MARION,RICHLAND,SC;
M 2 4 DEC 1 7 9 8 ,RICHLAND,SC; D 3 MAR 1 8 3 5 F T . MARION,RICHLAND,SC 69 PHAI-BY M I L L S - 2 1 5 4 : B 2 4 SEP 1 7 8 2 GREEN RIVER,RUTHERFORD,NC; o 2 6 JUL
1 8 5 4 COLUMBIA,RICHLAND,SC 70 AUSTIN FORD PEAY-1454 : B 1 7 8 4 ; M 4 JAN 1 8 0 1 ; D. 1 4 OCT 1 8 4 1 FLINT
HTI I - , FAIRFIELD, SC 7 1 MARY ENGL ISH-1449 : B 1 7 8 2 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC; o 2 4 FEE 1 8 1 6 CAMDEN,
KERSHAW, SC 7 2 MAJ. EDWARD EDWARDS-653: B 1 1 OCT 1 7 6 0 SOCIETY HILL,DARLINGTON,SC; D
17 MAR 1 8 2 9 ,CHESTERFIEI.D DIS, SC 73 MARY DEWITT-660 : B 1 7 7 5 ,CHESTERFIELD,SC; D SOCIETY HILL,
CI~I.STERFIELD, SC 74 ADAM MARSHALL-665: B 1 7 6 0 BELFAST,DOWN, IRELAND; D 2 9 JUL 1 8 0 9
CI::\RLESTON, CHARLESTON, iSC C ST
7 5 MARY M. GREGG-666: B 1 7 7 3 ; D 1 9 JUN 1 8 1 9 SOCIETY HILL,DARLINGTON,~L 76 RICI~ARD FURMAN 1 - 1 0 3 : 13 9 C)CT 1755 AESOPUS, 1 . 0 ~ ~ I S L A N D ~ N Y ; M 5 Y A Y
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77 DOROTHEA MARIA BURN-104: B 1 7 MAR 1 7 7 4 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC; b 1 8 1 9 C H A R L E S T O N , C H A R L E S ~ O N ~
78 JAMES SCRIIYZEOUR-152: B THORNHILL,SCOTLAND; M 4 MAR 1 7 9 4 C~OSAWHATCHIE ,JASPER,SC; D COOSAWHATCHIE,BI~AUFORT,SC
79 MARY MORGANOOLLAR-192: B 1 7 7 5 ; D COOSAWHATCHIE,JASPER.,SC 80 W T l L I A M "YOUNGER" SANOtRS J R - 5 0 : B 1 7 7 3 SUM[-ER,SUMTER,SC; M 1 7 9 4
HORATIO,SUMTER,SC; D 1 7 APR 1 8 1 8 SUMTER,SUMTER,SC 8 1 EUNICE GARNER-51 : B , RI'CHLAND, SC; D HORATI~, SUMTER, SC 8 2 JOHN OSBORNE-179: 8 ,MECKLENBURG,NC; M 6 JAN 1 7 9 6 8 3 OeEo IENCE KENORICK-180: B 9 MAR 1 7 7 3 ,MECKLENBURG,NC 84 ISAAC L E N O I R S R . - 1 1 9 : B 1 5 OCT 1 7 4 5 HORATIO,SUMTER,SC; D 1 8 0 8
HORATIO,SUMTER,SC 8 5 MARTHA-120: D 182-3 HORATIO,SUMTER,SC 86 RO!II:RT ENGL ISH-153 : B 1 7 3 6 M O A T E ~ ~ E S T M E A T H , [RELAND; D JUN 1 7 9 1
BELIZE,,CEN AM 87 M A ~ Y MARGARET AOAMSON-450 88 GARBERT WIENGES-1006: B BREMEN,,,GERMANY; D BREMEN,,,GERMANY 89 Af::!,q SCHULTZE-1007: B BREMEN,, ,GERMANY; D !?:<EMEN, , ,GERMANY ................................................................................
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1 2 8 THCMAS J E N K I N S 11-940: B 1 6 9 5 / 1 6 9 9 ; M 3 0 MAR 1 7 1 9 1 2 9 MA!?Y JOHNSON-941 1 3 0 JOSEPH 8 R I T T O N - 9 7 2 : B 1 7 1 6 ; D 2 5 JIJN 1 7 7 3 BRITTON'S NECK,MARION,SC 1 3 1 SARAH OUPRE-973: B 1 3 I)IIC 1 7 1 6 BRITTON ' s N;-~:K,MARION, SC; D B R I T I O N ' 5
NECK,MARION,SC 1 3 2 HUGH GWYNNE-1011: B 1 7 0 2 GWYNVILLE,MATHEWS,VA; D 1 7 6 8 GWYNVILLE,
MA I'I~EWS, VA 1 3 3 PEYTON HUMPHRY-1012 1 3 4 JAMI~S RANSOME-1010 1 3 6 JACOB MYERS C ~ ~ ~ . - 2 1 5 5 : B ,,GERMANY; M 1764 ,,GERMANY; D 2 9 MAR 1 3 0 4
S A X E GOTHA,LEXINGTON,S(: 1 3 7 CATHERINE VON ENF INGER-2156 : B , ,GERMANY; D ,RICHLAND,SC 1 3 8 W l l I - I A M M I L L S MAd . -21 911: 8 1 0 NOV 1 7 4 6 JAMI.S RIVER,ALBERMARLE,\~:~; M
1 2 OCT 1 7 6 5 ; D 1 0 N o v 1 8 3 4 GREEN RIVER,POLK,NC 1 3 9 EL IIANOR (NELLIE.) MORRIS - 2 1 9 1 : B 1 7 3 9 JAMES HIVER, , VA; D 1 8 3 3 GRE EN
RIVER, RUTHERFORD, NC 140 NICHOLAS PEAY-2175 : B 3 AUG 1 7 6 2 ,NEW HANOVER.,VA; M 1 7 8 3 ; D 7 OCT
1 8 i 3 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC 1 4 1 MARTHA K E S I A H FORD-2176: B 1 7 8 2 ; D 10 SEP 1 8 0 7 CAMDEN,KERSHAN,SC i 4 2 JOSHUA E N G L I S H JR .-I 5 6 : B 1 7 3 7 MOATE,WESTM!-ATH, IRELAND; D 1 9 JIII-
1 7 9 5 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC 1 4 3 ELIZABETH SARAH AOAMSON-1444: B CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC; D C A M D E N ~ K E R S H A W .
5 C 1 4 4 ABEL EDWARDS-661: B 1 7 3 9 ,NEW CASTLE,DE; D 1 2 OCT 1 7 9 3 ,CHERAW DIST.,
s Z 145 SARAH HARRY-662: B 1740 146 CAPT . WILLIAM DEWITT-695 : e 1 7 5 0 FREDERICKSBURG,,VA; M 1764 MADISON,
CLI.IJEPPER,VA; D 1 8 JUL 1 8 1 3 ,OARLINGTON, SC 147 MARY DEVONALD- 696 146 MAIJSHALL-672: e 1 7 3 8 1 4 9 JANNET GREGG-673: B D R C M A R A , , ~ R E L A N D ; D D R U M A R A , , ~ R E L A N D 1 5 0 &IAMIIS GREGG-668: R 1741 , , N . IRELAND; M MAH 1 7 7 0 ; D 1 8 0 2 +JEFFER: 4.5
CREEK,MARION DIST.,SC 1 5 1 EL I LABETH MARY WILSON-! j69: B 1 7 5 0 ; D 2 AI.IG i 799 -___-__-_____----__-------_----------------------------_-----------------
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1 5 2 WOOD FURMAN-105: e 1 5 OCT 1 7 1 2 NEWTON,LONG I S L A N D , N Y ; M 2 0 APR 1 7 4 2 KINGSTON,LONG ISLAND,NY; D 1 0 F E E 1 7 8 3 SUMTER,SUMTER,SC
1 5 3 RACHEL BRODHEAG-106: B 2 2 JAN 1 7 2 2 MARBLETOWN,LONG ISLAND,NY; D OCT 1 7!34 SUMTER, SUMTER , SC
154 SAMUEL BURN-107 1 5 5 MARY G L A S S - 1 0 8 : B 1 7 MAR 1 7 5 2 ; D 2 2 MAR 1 8 1 9 1 56 GE.!IRGE SCRIMZEOUR- 1 93 158 JOHN MORGANDOLLAR-194: B 1 7 5 1 ; M 1 9 JUN 1 7 7 3 COOSAWHATCHIE,BEAUFORT,
SC; D 1 6 MAR 1 8 0 6 COO~.~WHATCHIE,BEAUFORT,SC . 1 5 9 ELIZABETH S T R O O E L - 1 9 5 : B 1.5 FEB 1 7 4 6 ; D 2 2 N o v 1809 COOSAWHATCHIE,
BEAUFORT,SC 1 6 0 WILLIAM "OLDER" SANDERS S R - 5 7 : B 1 7 4 8 HORATIO,SUMTER,SC; M 1771; D
J ~ J I - 1 8 1 0 H O R A T I O , SUMTEA, SC 1 6 1 SARAH RAGAN-58: B 1 7 5 2 ; D 1 8 2 3 1 6 2 RICI~ARD GARNER D R . - 1 8 2 : D 1 6 JAN 1807 ,SIJMIIIR, SC 1 6 3 PHILADELPHIA FERGUSON-183 168 THOMAS L E N O I R 1 - 1 2 1 : B 5 M A Y 1 7 0 1 / 1 7 0 7 NEW YoRK, ,NY; D 1 7 6 5 EDGECOME
COIJNTY, , NC 1 6 9 MOURNING CRAWLEY-142 : B 2 M A Y 1 7 0 7 ; D 1794 ,EDGECOMB C o . , N C 1 7 2 JOSI-IUA ENGLISH-1 54 : B JUN 1 7 0 1 MOATE, WE .. I-MEATH, I R E L A N D ; M 1 5 ,JAN
1 7 2 5 LISMOYNEY,WESTMEAT~-I,IRELAND; D 1 JAN 1 7 7 1 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC 1 7 3 MANY HOLMES-155 : B ROL::ART,KINGS,IRELANO; O 1 7 8 9 CAMDEN,Y,ERSHAW,SC 1 7 4 JAMES ADAMSON L T . - 2 7 1 3 : B , ,ENGLAND; SU CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC
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2 5 6 THOMAS J E N K I N S 1 - 9 4 2 2 5 8 PETER JOHNSON-943: D 2 1 OCT 1731 , B E A K E L E Y , S C 2 5 9 M P . : ~ C T T A B E L L - 9 4 4 : D , ~ E ~ ~ K E L E Y , SC 260 FRANCIS B R I T T O N - 1 0 4 6 : B 1660 LIVERPOOL,CHES~-IIRE,ENGLAND; M 1695; o
1 7 3 1 2 6 1 ELIZABETH S E A L Y - 1 0 4 7 2 6 2 , i o s I A S DUPREE J R . - 1 0 1 6 : M 1 7 0 1 ; D , ,SC 2 6 3 SARAH G A R N I E R - 1 0 1 7 : D ,,SC 2 6 4 H(!!;Ii GWYNNE-1639 2 6 5 A N N - 1 6 4 0 2 7 2 RUDOLPH MYERS B A R O N - 2 1 5 7 : B ZURICK,,SWITZERLAND; D S A X E GOTHA,
LEXINGTON, SC 2 7 6 AMBROSE M I L L S C O L . - 2 1 9 2 : B 1 7 2 2 , ,ENGLAND; M JAMES CITY,~ILLIAMSBURG,
VA; D 1 OCT 1 7 8 0 ,CLEVI:I-AND,NC 2 7 7 ~YOURNING S T O N E - 2 8 0 6 : B , ,Ma; D 1757 2 7 8 hi11 1- IAM M O R R I S - 2 7 8 8 : B , ,ENGLAND; M WILLIA~..I:;BURG, , VA; D WILLIAI?::OIJRG,
JAMES CITY,VA 2 7 9 E s I'I~ER P H A L B Y - 2 7 8 9 : B U CLLIAMSBURG, , VA 2 8 0 GEORGE P E A Y - 2 1 7 9 : B 1 7 3 4 ,KING WILLIAM,VA; D ,HANOVER,VA 2 8 2 NATI~ANIEL F O R D - 4 0 2 4 2 8 4 JOSHUA E N G L I S H - 1 5 4 : B 2 4 JUN 1 7 0 1 MOATE,WESTMEATH,IRELAND; M 15 JAN
1 ;/"S LISMOYNEY, WESTMEA I 1 4 , I R E L A N D ; 0 1 JAN 1 / 7 1 CAMDEN, KERSHAW, ?.#I:
2 8 5 MARY HOLMES-155 : B BOLGART,KINGS,LRELAND; D 1789 CAMDEN,KERSHAW,SC 2 8 6 J t - i ~ ~ i s ADAMSON L T . - 2 7 1 3 : B , ,ENGLAND; BIJ CAi-; l)EN, KERSHAW, SC 288 R E V . J ~ ~ H I J A EDWARDS-663: 9 1 1 FEB 170.3 PEMBROKESHIRE, W A L E S , ENGLAFJI?; . -
M 1 7 2 4 ; D 22 AUG 1 7 8 4 ,CHERAW DIST., :,(-:
2 8 3 CATHERINE ( 1 STEPHENS-71 8 2 9 0 TI+::MAS H A R R Y - 8 9 7 : B 17 /%; D M A Y 1 7 9 0 2 9 2 MARTIN D E W I T T - 7 0 6 : e 1740 FREDICKSBURG ,ORANGE, VA; Cj BLACK CREEK,
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22 MAY 1 9 9 6 PAGE 5 _____---_--__ _------------------ --i---------------- ..------------------- .----- ------------- ------------------- ------------------- -------------------- ----- 2 9 3 ELLEN DOUTHEL-707 2 9 4 D P N C E L DEVONALD-708: B 1 7 3 9 2 9 5 M A R Y - 7 0 9 3 0 0 JOHN GREGG-670: B 1 7 1 5 L O N D O N D E R R Y ~ U L S T E R ~ N . IRELAND; D 3 OCT 1 7 7 5
WJl I - IAMSBURG DIS,CRAVEN,SC 3 0 1 ELEANOR-671 : E3 1 7 2 5 ,,N. SCOTLAND; D 3 OCT 1 7 7 5 ,MARION D I s T . , S C 3 0 2 D A V [D W I L S O N - 7 3 8 : B 17( ' )0; D 1 7 5 0 3 0 3 MARY WITHERSPOON-739: B 1 7 0 7 KNOCKBRACKEN, DRUMBO PARISH, DOWN,
IHW-AND; D 1 7 6 5 , WILLIXMSBURG, SC 3 0 4 JOSIAH FURMAN 1 1 1 - 1 0 9 : B 1 6 8 0 NEWTON,LONG ISLAND,NEW'YORK; D 1 7 5 0
I 3 0 5 S ~ ~ ? A H WOOD-1 1 0 5 0 6 C A P T . RICHARD BRODHEAD-158: B 1 9 DEC 1666 MARBLETOWN,LI ,NEW YORK; M
1 h!42 MARBLETON, ULSTER, NEW YORK ; D 1 7 5 8 3 0 7 WYNTIE P A W L I N G - 1 5 9 : B 2 0 JUL 1679 KINGSTON,,NEW YORK; D 2 6 JAN 1 7 7 1
M P I : ~ L E T O N , ULSTER, NEW YORK 3 1 6 KASPER (CASPER/GASPER) MORGANDOLLAR-731: D 6 MAR 1 7 6 7 GOOSE CREEK,
R E R K E L E Y ~ S C 3 1 7 F R A N C E S - 9 0 5 3 1 8 FREDERICK JOHANN S T R O B E i - 9 1 2 : E3 3 FEB 1 7 2 0 LAMPERTHEIM, STARKENBURG,
H E S S E N - N A S S A U ~ G E R . ; D 2 M A Y 1 7 6 4 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC 3 1 9 ELIZABETH-91 3 3 2 0 GEORGE SANDERS-62: B ,,VIRGINIA; D 1 7 7 1 ,SIJMTER COUNTY,SC 3 2 1 NL~MI-63 3 2 2 WILLIAM R A G I N ( R A G A N 1 - 1 2 2 : B ,,IRELAND; D 1 5 JAN 1 7 8 5 , C L - A R E N D O N ~ S C 3 2 3 LL!I:EY-1 2 3 3 2 6 AARON FERGUSON-667: B ,SURRY,VA 3 3 6 Jc.!.IN L E N O I R - 1 8 4 3 3 8 ROBERT CRAWLEY-148 3 4 4 THOMAS E N G L I S H - 4 5 3 : B 2 5 M A Y 1667 M O A T E ~ W E S T M E A T H ~ I R E L A N D ; M 6 JUN
1 E.i!4 MOUNTMELLICK, WESTMILATH, IRELAND; D MOA I I:, WESTMEATH, IRELAND 345 ~ Y A R Y SHARPE-454 : B B A L L Y L E A V E N ~ K I N G S ~ I R E L A N D ; D MOATE~WESTMEATH,
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5 2 2 JOSEPH S E A L Y - 1 0 4 8 : B ,,ENGLAND; D ,,ENGLAND 523 Mc,i '?y-1049 524 JCEIAS DUPREE-1020 : ti , ,FRANCE; D CHARLESTON,.CHARLESTON,SC . 525 M ~ . r i HA-1 0 2 1 : B , ,FRANCE; D , , SC 5 2 6 DANIEL G A R N I E R - 1 0 1 8 : D , ,SC 527 ELl1ABETt- i F A N T O N - 1 0 1 9 : 3 LA ROCHELLE, ,FRAN( :G; D , ,SC 528 HUGH GWYNNE C O L . - 1 6 4 1 : B 1590 , , W A L E S ; D 1 6 5 4 523 EL I L A B E T H F I E L D I N G - 1 6 4 % 5 5 2 WILLIAM M I L L S - 4 0 2 5 : B 1699 ,CERBYYHIRE,ENGLAND; D 1 7 6 6 ,AMHERST,VA 5 5 3 M A ; ? Y (MARTY) WALTON-42;3%: B 1 7 0 3 ; D AUG 17 t iG 5 6 0 ELIAS P E A Y - 1 3 2 5 : B ,KING WILLIAM~VA 5 6 8 T t r o ~ ~ s E N G L I S H - 4 5 3 : B 1'5 M A Y 1 6 6 7 MOATE, WE'. I 'MEATH, IRELAND; M 6 .i!!N
1694 ~ O ~ N ~ ~ M E L L I C K , W E S T M E A T H ~ R E L A N D ; D ~ ' ~ O A T E ~ W E S T M E A T H ~ I R E L A N D 569 M A K Y SHARPE-354 : B BALILYLEAVEN, KINGS, IRELA~JU; D MOATE, W E S T M E A T H ,
IRELAND 5 8 4 CHARLES D E W i T i - 7 3 6 : B ' I 6 9 4 ,KING AND QIJEEN~VA; D 1741 5 8 5 IYE i4 ( ;~-737 600 DAVID MCGREGOR-1650: B , ,SCOTLAND; D ~ONDONDERRY,~~LSTER,IRELAND 604 W!'I I . IAM iJ:CLSON-805 : B It380; M 1698 I( NOCGBR.'I,KEN, DOWN, IRELAND; 1:) 1750 - - 6 0 5 * J A N E WITHERSPOCN-806: B 1680 , ,SCOTLAND; D 1 7 4 0 ,WILLIAMSBCIRG D I S , ~ 606 J P l l N WITHERSPOON 1 - 8 0 3 : e 1 6 7 0 BEGARDIE , G ~ e s G o w , SCOTLAND; M 1 t3f!5
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BARONY PARISH,LANARK,SCOTLAND; o 1 7 3 7 BOGGY SWAMP,WILLIAMSBURG,SC 607 JANET WITHERSPOON-804: B 1 6 7 0 ,GLASGOW,SCOTI-AND; 0 30 SEP 1 7 3 4 A T
SEA 608 JOSIAH FURMAN 1 1 - 1 1 1 : B 1 6 5 4 HEMPSTEAD,'LONG ISLAND,NY; D 1733 609 SF-RAH STRICKLAND-1 1 2 : B 1 6 5 4 FAIRFIELD, ,CT; o 1 1 J A N 1 7 4 1 T R E N ~ - g ~ , ,
N J 6 1 0 GEORGE WOOD-1 73 6 1 1 ELIZABETH WRIGHT-174 6 1 2 DANIEL BRODHEAD-175: B 1 6 3 1 WEST RIDING,YORKSHIRE,ENGLANO; M 1 6 6 1 ,
YORKSHIRE,ENGLAND; D 1/C JUL 1 6 6 7 ESOPUS,LONI; ISLAND,NEW YORK 6 1 3 ANN TYE-176 : D 1 7 1 4 6 1 4 CAIJT. HENRY PAWLING-170: M 1 6 7 6 ,NY,NY; D ' I 6 9 2 6 1 5 NEELTJE ROOSA-171 : B 1 6 5 3 , ,NY; D 1 7 4 5 , ,NY 6 3 6 ,J(: I IANN CASPER STROBEL 1 -1 4 9 2 : B 2 7 MAR 1 6 9 5 LAMPERTHEIM, STARKENRLJRG,
HESSEN-NASSAU,GER.; M 9 JAN 1 7 1 5 LAMPERTHEIM,~TARKENBURG, HESSEN-NASSAU,GER.; D 1 8 JAN 1 7 3 5 LAMPERTH!-IM,STARKENBURG, HESSEN-NASSAU,GER.
6 3 7 ANNA ELISABETHA M A T H I A S - 1 4 9 3 : B 1 6 9 4 LAMPERTHEIM,~TARKENBURG, H€--;SEN-NASSAU,GER.; D 1 0 JUL 1 7 5 3 LAMPERTHI~CM,STARKENBURG, HESSEN-NASSAU~GER.
588 JOHN E N G L I S H - 4 6 5 : B MAR 1 6 4 1 MORTON EMMORA,DURHAM,ENGLAND; M 2 1 AIJG 1 6 6 6 TURPHELIM,WESTMEATII,IRELAND; D TURPH: I C M , W E S T M E A T H , I R E L A N D
689 MARY HEATHWOOD-1443: B TURPHELIM,~ESTMEATH,~RELAND; D 2 8 FEB 1 6 7 1 MOA TE, WESTMEATH, IRELANII ................................................................................
1 1 TH GENIIRATION
1 0 4 4 SEALY-2856 1 0 4 8 SAMUEL DUPRE-1040: B , ,FRANCE; D 1 6 9 4 CHARLESTON,CHARLESTON,SC 1 0 5 2 D A N ~ E L GARNIER-1646 1 0 5 3 MARIE CHEVALL IER-1647 1 0 5 6 HL::;;~ GWYN-1 6 4 3 1 0 5 7 JANE OWEN-1644 1 0 5 8 RCII;I:R F I E L D I N G REV. -1 645 1 1 0 4 GILBERT M I L L S - 4 6 4 2 : B 1 6 7 0 DERBYSHIRE,,ENGLAND; D 1757 ,AUGUSTA,VA 1 1 0 5 MARGARET ASHMORE-4643: 8 ,,ENGLAND; O ,,ENGI.AND 1 1 2 0 CLAIRBORN PEAY-1324 : B ,ST . JOHNS,VA 1 1 3 6 JR!N ENGLISH-465 : B MAR 1 6 4 1 MORTON EMMORA,DURHAM,ENGLAND; M 21 ,4UG
1 6 6 6 TURPHEL.IM,~ESTMEATH,~RELAND; D TURPHELIM,WESTMEATH,IRELANCI 1 1 3 7 MARY HEATHWOOD-1443: B TURPHELIM,WESTMEATH,[RELAND; D 2 8 FEB 1 5 7 1
MOATE,WESTMEATH,IRELAND 1 2 1 0 JAMES WITHERSPOON R E V . - 1 6 6 5 : B GLASGOW,,SCIJTLAND 1 2 1 1 HELEN-1659 1 2 1 2 DAVID WITHERSPOON-811: B 1 6 3 5 , , ,SCOTLAND; D ,,,SCOTLAND 1 2 1 3 HE I EN-81 2 : B , , , SCOTLA?III ; D , , , SCOTLAND 1 2 1 4 JAMES WITHERSPOON R E V . - 1 6 6 5 : B GLASGOW,,SCOTLAND 1 2 1 5 HEI EN-1659 1 2 1 6 JOSIAH FURMAN I - i 1 3 : B 1 6 2 5 NAULAND,SUFF~LK,ENGLAND; M NAYLAND,
SIJI F O L K , ENGLAND; D 170!3 i217 MARY BEERS-114: B , ,ENGLAND 1 2 1 8 E C ~ J N D STRICK LAN[)-25513 1 2 2 2 JOHNATHON WRIGHT-1!3G: B DERBYSHIRE,,ENGLAND 1 223 SARAH SAWTEL-1!27 1 2 2 6 FRANCIS TYE-789 1 2 2 7 TELI-os SOLOMON-790 123i3 ALBERT HEYMANS R(3OSA-791 : B 16 i 8 HEPWI~JPJEN ,GELDERLAND, HOLLAND; D 2 7
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FEe 1 6 7 9 HURLEY,KINGSTON,NY 1 2 3 1 WYNTIE ALLARD-792 : 8 1 6 2 2 HERWIJNEN,GELDERLAND,HOLLAND; D 1 6 8 2 ,,NY 1 3 7 6 T~IOMAS E N G L I S H - 2 7 0 0 : B MORTON EMMORA, DURHAM, ENGLAND; M 1 6 5 5 , D ~ ~ R H A M ,
ENGLAND; D 4 DEC 1 6 6 4 MOATE,WESTMEATH,IRELAND 1 3 7 7 A R N E - ~ ~ ~ I : 8 ,DURHAM,EN(;LAND; D 30 JAN 167;? MOATE,WESTMEATH,IRELAND ................................................................................
1 ~ T H GENERATION
2 2 0 8 WILLIAM M I L L S - 4 6 4 4 : 8 1 6 5 0 ,,ENGLAND; D ,,ENGLAND 2 2 0 9 RA(:I~EL G I L B E R T - 4 6 4 5 : 8 ,,ENGLAND; D ,,ENGLAND 2 2 7 2 THOMAS E N G L I S H - 2 7 0 0 : 8 MORTON EMMORA,DURHAM,ENGLAND; M 1655 ,DURHAM,
EP!(:I.AND; D 4 DEc 1 6 6 4 ~JIOATE, WESTMEATH, IRELAND 2 2 7 3 ANNE-2701 : B ,DURHAM,€NGLAND; D 3 0 JAN 1 6 7 2 M O A T E , ~ E S T M E A T H , ~ R E ~ - A N @ 2 4 2 0 G E ~ . -- ( 1 ) THERSPOON - 8 1 3 : B , GLASGOW, SC0 TI-AND ; D , G L A S G C ) ~ , S( ( ; TI-AND 2 4 2 1 LUCY (LuYSE) WELCH-814: 8 1 6 1 3 ,GLASGOW,~COTLAND; D ,GLASGOW,
S i !) TLAND 2 4 2 4 R E V . -- WO(1)THERSPOON-813: 8 ,GLASGOW,~COTLAND; D ,GLASGOW,SCOTLAND 2 4 2 5 LbCY (LIJYSE) WELCH-814: 8 1 6 1 3 ,GLASGOW, S C * J [ 'LAND; D ,GLASGOW,
SCOTLAND 2 4 2 8 REV . -- WO(1)THERSPOON-813: 8 ,GLASGOW,SCOTLAND; D ,GLASGOW,SCOTLAND 2 4 2 9 L i l c : ~ (LUYSE) WELCH-814: 8 1 6 1 3 ,GLASGOW, SC!: TLAND; D ,GLASGOW,
SCOTLAND 2 4 3 2 JOHN FIRMAN-115 : 8 1 5 8 8 N A Y L A N D ~ S T O K E COUNTY,SUFFOLK,ENGLAND; M I609
N A ~ I - A N D , SUFFOLK, ENGLANI~; D 1 6 6 5 2 4 3 3 M A R Y UNKNOWN-116: 8 , ,ENGLAND 2 4 4 6 HE tJnv SAWTEL- 1 98 2 4 6 0 HEYMAN GAYSBERT ROOSA-5025 : 8 ,,HOLLAND; D ,,HOLLAND 2 4 6 1 ME I IE G . DE ROSA-5026 : H ,,HOLLAND; D ,,HOII AND
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4 8 4 2 REV . JOHN WELCH OF AYR-815 : 8 1 5 8 8 A Y R , , ~ C O T L A N D ; M 1 5 9 4 ; D 1622 , , LC!NDON, ENGLAND
4 8 4 3 ELIZABETH KNOX-816 : 8 1 5 7 0 ; D 1 6 2 5 ,AYR,GLASGOW,SCOTLAND 4 8 5 0 R E V . JOHN WELCH OF AYR-:315: 8 1 5 5 8 A Y R , , S ~ r i I-LAND; M 1 5 9 4 ; D 1 6 7 2 , ,
LONDON,ENGLAND 4 8 5 1 ELIZABETH KNOX-816: 8 1 5 7 0 ; D 1 6 2 5 ,AYR,GLASGOW,SCOTLAND 4 8 5 8 R E V . JOHN WELCH OF AYE 1315: B 1 5 8 8 AYR, ,SCOI-LAND; M 1 5 9 4 ; D 1 6 2 2 , ,
LONDON,ENGLAND 4 8 5 9 ELIZABETH KNOX-816 : 8 1 5 7 0 ; D 1 6 2 5 ,AYR,GLASGOW,SCOTLAND . 4864 GI I ES F I R M I N - 2 4 0 : e 15;jO NAYLAND, SUFFOLK , E,.:(;LAND; D NAYLAND, SCII I . (?LK,
ENGLAND 4865 K A I'I~ERINE I V E - 2 4 7
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1 9 3 7 2 WILLIAM KNOX-922 : D 1 5 1 3 F L O D D E N , , ~ C ~ T L A N D 1 9 3 7 3 S3 N(3LAIR-923 1 9 3 7 4 ANDREW STEWART 2N LO O C H I L T R E E - 8 1 3 : B 1 5 1 5 , , , S C O T L A N D ; D i s 9 2 , , ,
SC'!) TLANC 1 9 3 7 5 AGNES CUNNINGHAM-820: e , , ,SCOTLAND; D , , ,SCOTLAND 19404 W l l I - IAM KNCX-$22 : O 1 5 1 5 F L O D D E N , , ~ C O T L A N G 1 9 4 0 5 S I N C L A I R - 9 2 3 1 9 G 0 6 ANDREW STEWART 2N LO O C H I i T R E E - 8 1 9 : R 1 5 1 5 , , ,SCOTLAND; D 1 5 9 2 , , ,
S( 0 TLAND 1 9 4 0 7 AGNES CUNNINGHAM-820: 8 , , ,SCOTLAND; D COTLAND LAND 1 9 4 3 6 W T i l . I A M KNOX-922 : O 15 ; 5 FLOODEN, , SCOTLAND 1 9 4 3 7 S I N C L A I R - 9 2 3 1 9 4 3 8 ANDREW STEWART ZN LEI O C H I L T R E E - 8 1 9 : e 15i5 , , ,SCOTLAND; D 1 5 9 2 , , ,
SC 0 TLAND 1 9 4 3 9 AGNES CUNNINGHAM-820: B CO COTL LAND; D , , , S C O T L A N D
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SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL SOCIEWS SURNAME DIRECTORY
It has been many years since the SCGS published a surname directory. The current Projects Committee is planning a new surname directory of all of the society's members. Please use this form to add (or correct) any information that you wish to include in the directory. All current members will be included in the surname directory using available information unless this form is returned to the address below.
Your Name:
Street or PO Box:
City, State, Zip Code + 4:
E-mail address:
Telephone number (s):
Please include in the spaces below the surnames of families that you are researching.
FAMILY SURNAMES
Return to:
FAIRFIELD GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY PO Box 696 Winnsboro, SC 291 80
COMPUTER CORNER
South Carolina Archives on-line
Now you can send research requests to the S.C. archives by e-mail.
Procedure: Send the name of the individual, county and approximate dates of residence. The Archives staff will check the following indexes for the individual: Corn bined Alphabetical Index, State Plats Combined Alphabetical Index 1784-1 882, State Grants 1784-1 870, Will Transcripts 1671 -1 882, County Estate Files, Audited Accounts for Revolutionary Senrices, Confederate Mitiry Service and Pension Records. The staff will then check these indexes and send the researcher an order form for copies of pertinent documenls located. E-Maif Address: [email protected]
E-mail addresses
If you would like your E-mail address published in a future issue, please send it to: FairIield Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 696, Wnnsboro, SC 291 80 or to SMTP:[email protected] (this is a temporary e-mail address for me, I will publish a permanent e-mail address in the next newsletter).
Free Searchable Databases on the Internet
Social Security Nu rnber Vatidation Data base Will tell you if a SSN is valid or has ever been issued. http:/lourworld .compuserve.comlhomepages~Task-Force1
Death Claims (By SSN or name) Will tell you if the person you are looking for has died (if it's in the database) hhtp:l~.infobases.comlssdilqueryOl .htm.
National Address Server United Stales Post mce Database that gives corred addresses and zip plus 4 http:IEwww.cedar.buffato.eduladserv. htmi
Switch board Surname searches, address, and telephone number criss-cross lookups. Contains both residential and business databases. http:lW.switchhard.com
Best People Locator Link Site / Cibir People Finder Web Search Access to eleven of the best net peopie searches. http:l~.pimall.comlcibirlciOOO14. html
Best Government Link Site I Cross RoadsState Government Link to state government and state laws, induding state statues, local county and city. http:Ilseambss.com/r08dstat. html
Link Site / Internet Sleuth Over 1,000 searchable databases on the net. http:IW.intbc.mmlsleuth/
Best Search Engine Link Site I All in One Search Place Access to 120 search engines sorted in eleven different categories. http:llwww .al bany.netlallinone1
Best lndivid ual Searchable Databases 1 Social Securrty Death l ndex Search Search by name, narrow by SSN numbr, state issued, 008. Returns full address, DOB, date of death, Zip code where death occurred and Zipcode of benefdary. http:lfwww.infobases.coml58dilqueryD 1 . Mm
FAA Aircraft Registration Database Will give aircraft registration induding address of owner. http:IEwww.via.netltest.Mml
Vital Records Database Will give you state sources of vital statist~cs (birth, maniage, divorce, and death records) http:llwww. rnedaccess. oomladdresslvitat-tot. htm
Attorney Search Information Will give you details such as office address, degrees, type of practice and years practicing ht&p:i~.wld.oomAdsea~h. htm
Miliiary Locator Service Find missing people who are in the armed forces. http:llwww.militarycity .corn
Best Search Engine Aff a Vista hUp:/IWIMN.abvista.digigal.coml
Private Detective Associatiin of New Jersey, Inc. w.pdanj.com
NAlS Link Page on the World Wide Web WEB: http:IW.pimai.~~mlnaisllinks. html
S i to locate E-mail accounts at America Online (AOL), Cornpusenre, or place of employment. http:llwww, iaf. net
Map Page Type in business name or address including city and state and a street level map will pinpoint where the business is. http:l/ww,rnapquest.corn
Other Websites
SC Historical Society http:llhistotic.comlschs or http:llwww.schisory .org
S.C. Dept. of Archives and History (Columbia) http:lll29.252.216.l2lhomepage. htm
Clarendon County, SC htlp:lhrvww.rootsweb. coml-scclarenlindex, html
Kershaw County Historical Society http:IEwww, historic.com/kchs
Old Darlingtun District Chapter, S.C.G.S., Hartsville, SC web site: http:llmernbers.aot.comlreneebb/oddc. htm
Historical and genealogical information on a majority of the 46 South Carolina counties are now available on the World Wide Web (including Darlington, Chestefield, Florence, Kershaw, Lee, Marion, Marlboro, Sumter 8 Wlliamsburg Counties). To access this information, use the following address: ht.llwww.geocities, comlBourbonStreetll278311
http:llwww.suway.netellib-index, hf ml http:Ilwww.oz.netl-cy ndihowlsites. htm www.genealogh-research.com/ www.genealogh.traveIler.comlgenealogyl
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If any of our readers have found particular web sites or databases that have been helpful or
* if you have some "computer tips" or other tips you would like to share, let us know.
The Fai r f i e l d County iJluseum
Winnsboro, 3011th Carolina
The kuilding of the P a i r f i e l d dolrnty Xuseum was constructed about1830. It i s
of Zedera l is t Arcizatecture and was chosen cy dichard Gathcard where he h i l t his
home. It is one of e i g h t buildings of this type re-ng i n the irnited S t a t e s
today.
George iadd and his wife Catherine acquired the t u i d l i n g i n 1852. They opened
the kinnsboro Female I n s t i t u t e f o r young l a d i e s and about 100 young l a d i e s from
a l l over the S t a t e attended. It was forced t o c lose during the dar &tween the
S ta tes and the Ladds moved t o r e a s t e r v i l l e boarding House i n Western F a i r f i e l d
Zou n ty.
In the e a r l j 1920s, i t was used f o r the students of fiiount Zion Lns t i tu t s , when
Mount Zion burned and was being remolded.
Later i t tecame a koarding house and was made i n t o a p w n t s f o r a while and
f o r manj years a r e s t u r a n t was 03 the iirst f loor .
I n 1969 i t was se lec ted f o r r e s t o r a t i o n a s one of South Carolina 's 'b icentennia l
g i f t s to the people of south Carolina.
The iiis t o r i c a l omm mission, under the leadership of M r . fdilliam &:lk Pat r i ck
res tored the building. The Catncart family gave the t u i l d i n g t o the n i s t o r i c a l
I;omission of l a i r f i e l d County f o r a iv~useum. iin lViarcn l j t h , 1976, the doors
were opened t o the F a i r f i e l d County Iviiiseum.
dn enter ing the f r o n t door, one f i n d s a wide h a l l %a,{ extending tine l eng th of
the building, w i t h t w o rooms on each side. A s tairway ascends t o the second
s t o r y and on t o the top f loor . There i s a l s o a basemen+, t h a t houses r e s t rco;:ls
and storage un i t s . A 1 1 of the f l o o r s a re of the samt plac. hide hallway ark
two rooms on each s ide ,
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A comnittee headed t y Mrs. Rotert(Caroline Arnette) &ice, was formed t o fu rn i sh
the rooms. It was decided t o use the lower f l o o r cre i t has t e e n used i n the -
teginning. A l i v i n g room and dining room were furnished w i t h p ieces donated
t y P r e s c i l l a Kethcin Norris and the Dot1 family along with o the r p ieces
donated by i n t e r e s t e d famil ies .
The Museum collec&i~n, which had been ljtored a t Mount Zion I n s t i t u t e i n
kin?sboro, was moved t o the second f l o a ~ r .
On the th i rd f l o o r a r e two bed rooms.
besides these fu rn i tu r ing , there a r e c o l l e c t i o n s of indian a r t i f a c t s , cooking
and farming implements of tne 1 8 0 ~ : s : c lo th ing of e a r l y days, do l l s , t o o h ,
engravings, q u i l t s , clocks. Also a n ou ts tancing Chinese e x h i b i t donated cy
Miss Charlotte Dunlap, missionary f r*om Sion Presbyter ian Church i n Winns boro,
t o China f o r many fears .
Geneology i s an important museum a c t i \.itjr, of which Mrs. k a r i o n ( ~ i u t h ) Stevenson,
member of the John Erat ton Chapter ~ 9 2 9 , of Xinnscoro, is a pazt . The kneo logy
room i s located on the second f l o o r . [t contains the Daughters of the American
iievolution and united Eaughters of uoni'e?dera.cy c a t i n e ts, which a r e f i l l e d , with
mater ia l about T a i r f i e l d people. Also,, i n the room a r e p o r t r a i l s of %cer t h.
Lee and Stonewall Jackson. There a r e s t tve ra l old maps of b a i r f i e l d and id i l l s
Atlas. Cild kooks and records from the court house were saved before the f i r e
a t old Eount Zion I n s t i t u t e and these c r ~ i a t qu i t e a l o t of in te res : .
There a re many copies of the United Daug!hters of Confederacy ivlagazines. There
a r e ten volumes of Pnotoiraphic i-iistory a f the i i v i l war: ten volumes of Kis tory
of Nor12 nar 11: seven volumes on Source aecorcs f o r t h i s war and two volumes
of Jefferson Gavis Plemoir k j h i s slife and one v o l ~ m e o i demoirs of ~ W t e r t L. Lee.
There i s a volume on the Gefense of Charleston Barkor and iO volumes on Messages
and apers of our e a r l y Presidents .
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There a re seventeen volumes of Southern L i t e r a t u r e ano a cccqlece l is t of
The I n t e r p e r t e r s Eikle, and much, much more. There a r e qu i t e a few old
News and Heralds- the l o c a l newspaper.
we have the f l a g of s a y Allen Desportes thar; drape0 h i s coff in . M r . h s p o r t e s
was an United S t a t e s Ambossodor t o South h e r i c a . There i s a10 a personal
l e t t e r from General iiade Hampton t o M r . Thomas Woodward of Hinnstoro dated 1892.
There i s a l s o a kook of land grants i n F a i r f i e l d , Aewkerry, Union and Laurens
Cou~ty . The work i n the Genealogy Department has increased over the years, with
l e t t e r s and v i s i t o r s from a l l over the United S t a t e s of America. This work i s
very rewarding and the volunteers f e e l t h a t s ince the Bible gives tkie Gerlealogy
t ack t o Adam, @od i s pleased with r n i s search of ones roots .
This gives you a gli-npse of wnat t h e Nuseum i s a l l atout . You a r e encourage
to come v i s i t the F a i r f i e l d County liuseurr, i n Wimstoro, bouth Carolina.
~Yrs. lvlarion (Bu t h ) Stevenson John c r a t t o n Ghapter 929 b n i ted Laughters of the Confederacy Winnscoro, dou Carolina
REUNIONS
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SURNAMES
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HISTORY OF FAIRFIELD COUNTYIBIOGRAPHIES OF ITS PEOPLE
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