I've noticed the S.C. BREEDLOVE'S are hard to research, Does anyone know why? Also, there seems to be a family distance concerning them.....Does anyone know why? I also have BREEDLOVE'S from S.C. ,and they are also "Lost Breedlove's). Im posting them and if anyone can help, I would appreciate it. 1860 Walker Co. GA. BREEDLOVE, JACOB 33YR $100 S.C. BARBARA 27YR S.C. LECIL B. 15YR S.C. SNIDER, JASPER 3YR TN (next household) BREEDLOVE, ELISHA 32YR S.C. ELIZABETH 25YR TN CHARITY 19YR S.C ELIZABETH 15YR S.C. JAMES A. 3YR TN 1870 Walker Co. GA. BREEDLOVE, ELISHA 44YR carpenter SC ELIZABETH 37YR TN SUSAN B. 10YR GA JOSHUA 2YR GA NELLY 3/12 TN JASPER 12YR TN STEWART, JAMES 12YR TN ************************************************************** NOTE; Jacob and Barbara disapear, we haven't found them anywhere for 1870. * Jasper P. Snider turns into Jasper Breedlove in 1870, And James A. Breedlove becomes James A. Stewart in 1870, both now living with Elisha Breedlove. Why switch a roo with the names? Why are James and Jasper the only 2 from TN in 1860? Later in life Jasper and James married Avan's sisters and Jasper named his first born James. Jasper is my husbands GGgrandfather Thankyou, Suzie Breedlove Trenton, GA. Suzie