I tend to agree with Ms. Young in this discussion: Below are 2 sites that may prove interesting: You may also wish to muck about in Jamestown VA. Old Dominion University Libraries: Special Collections At http://www.lib.odu.edu/aboutlib/spccol/hodges.shtml Which in part states “The Hodges family arrived in America in the first half of the seventeenth century”. Once again we see an author who states and or implies the “beginning of the HODGES in America”. Additionally, you may find http://www.apva.org/resource/jjrc/vol1/blanton.pdf An interesting document: I’ll leave the “Beginning” for others to determine: Unless I find solid documentation of the facts. Happy Hunting BJ >From: "fyoung" <fyoung@kingcon.com> >Reply-To: "fyoung" <fyoung@kingcon.com> >To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Roger Hodges (? - 1708 VA) >Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 08:21:16 -0400 > >I must protest the use of "First american generation of HODGES -1666" A >statment that is misleading to say the least ! I would not even want to >say >the same thing about William Hodges abt.1627to & wife Mary AndrewsApril >2,1654 who died in Taunton Mass. and who it has been proven was in America >before Aug. 1643. The had three children John b.1650,Henry b.1652 & Anne. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Gerry Hackley" <gerry@hackley.com> >To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 2:09 AM >Subject: [HODGES-L] Roger Hodges (? - 1708 VA) > > > > "First american generation of HODGES - 1666 > > > > 1. ROGER HODGES - emigrated to Norfolk Co. Virginia and Isle of Wight >Co., > > VA from England > > married Mary Manning, had 9 children > > died 1708 Virginia > > > > 2. Joseph HODGES (son of Roger); b. 1670 > > married three (3) times, Sarah, Martha and Mary. He fathered 7 sons and > > 1 daughter > > lived in Norfolk, VA; died 1766 > > > > 3. JAMES HODGES, Sr. (son of Joseph) b. 1714, d. 1758 in Pasquotank >Co., >N.C. > > He lived all his life in VA, moving to NC 1757 died 1 year later. > > Married first Mary Portlock 1735 > > m. (2) Marian Stokley 1757, one year before his death. He fathered 6 > > sons and 4 daughters. > > 4. JAMES HODGES, Jr. (son of James Sr.) b. 1735 in VA > > m. (1) Elizabeth Hodgson. > > m (2) Mary. He fathered 4 sons and 5 daughters, lived in Norfolk, VA; > > moved to Halifax, NC > > then to Smith Co. TN where he died 1814. > > 5. David HODGES (son of James Jr.) b. Nov 5, 1768. in Halifax Co., NC > > m. Nancy Ward; fathered 5 sons and 5 daughters. He was a Methodist > > preacher. > > He moved from Halifax Co., NC to smith Co. Tennessee then to Franklin >Co. > > Alabama from there to > > Tishamingo Co., MS where he died 23 April 1844. > > 6. JOHN WYLIE HODGES (son of David) > > b. 23 April 1801 in Smith Co. TN - d. Jackson Co., Texas 17 April 1858. > > >From Tenn., he > > moved with his father and mother (David and Nancy) to northern Alabama, > > m. (1) TALITHA > > ANN MORTON about 1827 in Alabama. Their first 5 children were born in > > Alabama. > > Namely, David WYLEY 1829, QUIN MORTON 1830, MARY ELIZABETH 1832, JOHN > > SUTHERLAND > > 1834, and SUSANNAH ANDERSON 1836. JOHN WYLIE HODGES moved from AL to TX > > about 1838. > > He settled in Colorado Co near Egypt, TX. On 16, May 1839, J. W. Hodges > > took title to 640 acres of land > > in Goliad Co., Texas. Before he left Colorado, Co. he lost his first > > wife TALITHA on 1 Oct. 1839 and > > their last child named for her mother, Aug. 18, 1840. He moved his >young > > family to Jackson county > > to be near his late wife's family. Here he married (2) Susan Lewis > > Menefee. Susan was a first cousin > > of TALITHA ANN. In 1847, he moved his family to the Goliad property, in > > Jackson Co., TX. John > > Wylie Hodges and Susan Lewis Menefee had the following children: > > 1. Lucy Ann Hodges b. 5 Nov 1844; m. Dillard R. Fant > > 2. Wm. Depriest Hodges b. July 1846 > > 3. Robert Ward Hodges, b. 8 Feb.1848 m. Martha Wordley > > 4. Thomas Menefee Hodges b. 30 Aug 1849 m. Sally M. Leyless > > 5. Franses Maranda Hodges, b. Jan. 1851 m. Nathaniel Word > > 6. Agnes Shelton Hodges, b. 7 Dec 1852 m. Eugene Davis > > 7. George Pierce Hodges, b. April 1856" > > > > Source: The above information was furnished to me by Thelma HODGES > > Overman, Box 186 Whitharrral, Texas 79380 dated 1980. She may have > > gotten information Ruth HODGES Gaines (Mrs. Hugh Gaines); 1514 E. 37th >St., > > Odessa, TX 79762 and the book "We Cousins", Vol. 1 & 2. > > I do not find a connect to my HODGES lines; however, I also have a JOHN > > WYLIE HODGES. > > Gerry HODGES Hackley in Corpus Christi, Texas > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > > Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager > > Thou shalt not curse, flame, spam or USE ALL CAPS. > > Researching the following families: Arnold, Alsobrook, Benton, >Booth, >Bradwell, Colson, Curles, Dailey, Davis, Dyess, Etheridge, Fort, >Fuller, Gregory, Hodge, Hooks, Hudnall, Jackson, Mitchell, Shinholster, >Thigpen, Thompson, Treadwell, Wall > > > > > >==== HODGES Mailing List ==== >Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager >DO YOU OWN A COPY OF A CENSUS?? 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I must protest the use of "First american generation of HODGES -1666" A statment that is misleading to say the least ! I would not even want to say the same thing about William Hodges abt.1627to & wife Mary AndrewsApril 2,1654 who died in Taunton Mass. and who it has been proven was in America before Aug. 1643. The had three children John b.1650,Henry b.1652 & Anne. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gerry Hackley" <gerry@hackley.com> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 2:09 AM Subject: [HODGES-L] Roger Hodges (? - 1708 VA) > "First american generation of HODGES - 1666 > > 1. ROGER HODGES - emigrated to Norfolk Co. Virginia and Isle of Wight Co., > VA from England > married Mary Manning, had 9 children > died 1708 Virginia > > 2. Joseph HODGES (son of Roger); b. 1670 > married three (3) times, Sarah, Martha and Mary. He fathered 7 sons and > 1 daughter > lived in Norfolk, VA; died 1766 > > 3. JAMES HODGES, Sr. (son of Joseph) b. 1714, d. 1758 in Pasquotank Co., N.C. > He lived all his life in VA, moving to NC 1757 died 1 year later. > Married first Mary Portlock 1735 > m. (2) Marian Stokley 1757, one year before his death. He fathered 6 > sons and 4 daughters. > 4. JAMES HODGES, Jr. (son of James Sr.) b. 1735 in VA > m. (1) Elizabeth Hodgson. > m (2) Mary. He fathered 4 sons and 5 daughters, lived in Norfolk, VA; > moved to Halifax, NC > then to Smith Co. TN where he died 1814. > 5. David HODGES (son of James Jr.) b. Nov 5, 1768. in Halifax Co., NC > m. Nancy Ward; fathered 5 sons and 5 daughters. He was a Methodist > preacher. > He moved from Halifax Co., NC to smith Co. Tennessee then to Franklin Co. > Alabama from there to > Tishamingo Co., MS where he died 23 April 1844. > 6. JOHN WYLIE HODGES (son of David) > b. 23 April 1801 in Smith Co. TN - d. Jackson Co., Texas 17 April 1858. > >From Tenn., he > moved with his father and mother (David and Nancy) to northern Alabama, > m. (1) TALITHA > ANN MORTON about 1827 in Alabama. Their first 5 children were born in > Alabama. > Namely, David WYLEY 1829, QUIN MORTON 1830, MARY ELIZABETH 1832, JOHN > SUTHERLAND > 1834, and SUSANNAH ANDERSON 1836. JOHN WYLIE HODGES moved from AL to TX > about 1838. > He settled in Colorado Co near Egypt, TX. On 16, May 1839, J. W. Hodges > took title to 640 acres of land > in Goliad Co., Texas. Before he left Colorado, Co. he lost his first > wife TALITHA on 1 Oct. 1839 and > their last child named for her mother, Aug. 18, 1840. He moved his young > family to Jackson county > to be near his late wife's family. Here he married (2) Susan Lewis > Menefee. Susan was a first cousin > of TALITHA ANN. In 1847, he moved his family to the Goliad property, in > Jackson Co., TX. John > Wylie Hodges and Susan Lewis Menefee had the following children: > 1. Lucy Ann Hodges b. 5 Nov 1844; m. Dillard R. Fant > 2. Wm. Depriest Hodges b. July 1846 > 3. Robert Ward Hodges, b. 8 Feb.1848 m. Martha Wordley > 4. Thomas Menefee Hodges b. 30 Aug 1849 m. Sally M. Leyless > 5. Franses Maranda Hodges, b. Jan. 1851 m. Nathaniel Word > 6. Agnes Shelton Hodges, b. 7 Dec 1852 m. Eugene Davis > 7. George Pierce Hodges, b. April 1856" > > Source: The above information was furnished to me by Thelma HODGES > Overman, Box 186 Whitharrral, Texas 79380 dated 1980. She may have > gotten information Ruth HODGES Gaines (Mrs. Hugh Gaines); 1514 E. 37th St., > Odessa, TX 79762 and the book "We Cousins", Vol. 1 & 2. > I do not find a connect to my HODGES lines; however, I also have a JOHN > WYLIE HODGES. > Gerry HODGES Hackley in Corpus Christi, Texas > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager > Thou shalt not curse, flame, spam or USE ALL CAPS. > Researching the following families: Arnold, Alsobrook, Benton, Booth, Bradwell, Colson, Curles, Dailey, Davis, Dyess, Etheridge, Fort, Fuller, Gregory, Hodge, Hooks, Hudnall, Jackson, Mitchell, Shinholster, Thigpen, Thompson, Treadwell, Wall >

"First american generation of HODGES - 1666 1. ROGER HODGES - emigrated to Norfolk Co. Virginia and Isle of Wight Co., VA from England married Mary Manning, had 9 children died 1708 Virginia 2. Joseph HODGES (son of Roger); b. 1670 married three (3) times, Sarah, Martha and Mary. He fathered 7 sons and 1 daughter lived in Norfolk, VA; died 1766 3. JAMES HODGES, Sr. (son of Joseph) b. 1714, d. 1758 in Pasquotank Co., N.C. He lived all his life in VA, moving to NC 1757 died 1 year later. Married first Mary Portlock 1735 m. (2) Marian Stokley 1757, one year before his death. He fathered 6 sons and 4 daughters. 4. JAMES HODGES, Jr. (son of James Sr.) b. 1735 in VA m. (1) Elizabeth Hodgson. m (2) Mary. He fathered 4 sons and 5 daughters, lived in Norfolk, VA; moved to Halifax, NC then to Smith Co. TN where he died 1814. 5. David HODGES (son of James Jr.) b. Nov 5, 1768. in Halifax Co., NC m. Nancy Ward; fathered 5 sons and 5 daughters. He was a Methodist preacher. He moved from Halifax Co., NC to smith Co. Tennessee then to Franklin Co. Alabama from there to Tishamingo Co., MS where he died 23 April 1844. 6. JOHN WYLIE HODGES (son of David) b. 23 April 1801 in Smith Co. TN - d. Jackson Co., Texas 17 April 1858. >From Tenn., he moved with his father and mother (David and Nancy) to northern Alabama, m. (1) TALITHA ANN MORTON about 1827 in Alabama. Their first 5 children were born in Alabama. Namely, David WYLEY 1829, QUIN MORTON 1830, MARY ELIZABETH 1832, JOHN SUTHERLAND 1834, and SUSANNAH ANDERSON 1836. JOHN WYLIE HODGES moved from AL to TX about 1838. He settled in Colorado Co near Egypt, TX. On 16, May 1839, J. W. Hodges took title to 640 acres of land in Goliad Co., Texas. Before he left Colorado, Co. he lost his first wife TALITHA on 1 Oct. 1839 and their last child named for her mother, Aug. 18, 1840. He moved his young family to Jackson county to be near his late wife's family. Here he married (2) Susan Lewis Menefee. Susan was a first cousin of TALITHA ANN. In 1847, he moved his family to the Goliad property, in Jackson Co., TX. John Wylie Hodges and Susan Lewis Menefee had the following children: 1. Lucy Ann Hodges b. 5 Nov 1844; m. Dillard R. Fant 2. Wm. Depriest Hodges b. July 1846 3. Robert Ward Hodges, b. 8 Feb.1848 m. Martha Wordley 4. Thomas Menefee Hodges b. 30 Aug 1849 m. Sally M. Leyless 5. Franses Maranda Hodges, b. Jan. 1851 m. Nathaniel Word 6. Agnes Shelton Hodges, b. 7 Dec 1852 m. Eugene Davis 7. George Pierce Hodges, b. April 1856" Source: The above information was furnished to me by Thelma HODGES Overman, Box 186 Whitharrral, Texas 79380 dated 1980. She may have gotten information Ruth HODGES Gaines (Mrs. Hugh Gaines); 1514 E. 37th St., Odessa, TX 79762 and the book "We Cousins", Vol. 1 & 2. I do not find a connect to my HODGES lines; however, I also have a JOHN WYLIE HODGES. Gerry HODGES Hackley in Corpus Christi, Texas

Summer vacation is coming up and you need to visit Hodges Gardens, just South of Many, Louisiana on Highway 171. Hodges Gardens is the largest privately owned natural park and recreational area in the US with over 4700 acres of spectacular natural beauty. The gardens feature a 225 acre trophy fishing lake, miles of piney woods hiking trails, plus RV park, tent campgrounds and year round log cabin rentals. Call 800-354-3523 or www.hodgespark.com You owe it to yourself to visit this area. I have been there and it is fantastic any time of the year but especially with dogwood and many spring flowers in bloom. Great place for a family reunion. There is a golf course across the highway. Gerry HODGES Hackley

I have some information on this family as Follows: ( This all the information I have- I am not sure how correct it is) James A Hodges born Nov 2 1799 in Bullock Co, Ga dd 1884 in Hamilton County, Fl His Father was William Henry Hodges (1770-1849) his mother Ann' Min" Blitch (1780-1815) James Married Ann Butler McCall born Nov 11 1801 in Bulloch County, Ga dd Jul 291887 in Hamilton Co, Fl Her father is Robert McCall and her mother Mary Lanier James and Ann had 5 children 1. Mary Ann Hodges born abt 1826 in Lowndes CO, Ga she married Jeremiah B Smith 2. Samuel Hodges born 1831 in Lowndes Co, Ga married Carey (Unknown last name) 3. Penelope Hodges born 1832 Lowndes Co, Ga 4. Sarah Saleta Hodges born 1839 Lowndes co , Ga dd 1914 in Jennings, Hamilton co, Fl she marred Jeremiah Burkett Smith Sr 5. Robert C Hodges born 1842 Lowndes co , Ga dd aug 7 1919 Hamilton co, Fl He is buried in Sassers Landing Cemetery, Hamilton Co , Fl he first married Addie Butler born Jan 1862 and second Ava ( unknown last name) child 1- Mary and Jeremiah B Smith had 11 children 1. Ann B Smith born nov 14 1843 in Hamilton Co, FL 2. James W Smith brn 1848 in Hamilton Co, Fl 3. Susan Smith born Nov 17 1852 in Hamilton Co, Fl 4. Sarah Smith born 1855 Hamilton Co, Fl 5. Nancy Smith born 1857 Hamilton Co, Fl 6. Jarman Cuthbert Smith born Jan 6 1860 in Hamilton Co, FL 7. Nellie Ardells Smith born 1862 in Hamilton Co, FL 8, Robert Smith born 1864 in Hamilton Co, Fl 9. Raeford Smith born 1865 in Hamilton Co, Fl 10. Alice Smith born 1868 in Hamilton Co, Fl 11. Lutheria Memphis Smith born 1869 in Bakers Mill, Hamilton Co, Fl child 2- Samuel Hodges and Carey unknown had 5 children 1. Ansel Hodges born 1870 in Henry Co, AL 2. Hiran Hodges born 1872 3. Sarah Hodges 4. Luan Hodges 5. Josephine Hodges Child 3- Sarah Saleta hodges and Jeremiah Smith Sr had 6 children 1. Thomas D Smith born 1864 in Hamilton CO, Fl 2. Annie B Smith born sep 23 1865 in Hamilton CO, FL 3. Robert Smith born aug 13 1867 in Hamilton Co, fl 4. Emily Smith born 1869 in Hamilton CO, fl 5. Jeremiah Burkett Smith Jr born sep 19 1874 in Hamilton CO, Fl 6. Lucretia Smith -----Original Message----- From: Joe & Stephanie Grohol [mailto:joeandsteph@cqservices.com] Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 2:03 PM To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HODGES-L] James Hodges (1800-1884) and family Hi... I am seeking any additionial information on James Hodges(1800-1884) (who was the son of William Henry Hodges and Ann Blitch) and his wife Ann Butler McCall and their children.....they were born in Bulloch Co., GA, but they both died in Hamilton Co., Fl....Ann was born 1801-1887. Their Children were: Mary Ann, Samuel, Penelope, Sarah and Robert. I wish to have more information on this family....if there is actual birth dates and death dates or marriages info....anything would be a great help.... What info I do have doesn't have much on them and I am hoping for more info....so appreciate any help in this....James and Ann got married in 1830 in Lowndes Co., GA..... Stephanie Grohol ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager VOLUNTEER TO TRANSCRIBE CENSUS FOR THE USGENWEB PROJECT http://www.usgenweb.org/census Thou shalt read thine own message thrice before thou sendest it.

Hi... I am seeking any additionial information on James Hodges(1800-1884) (who was the son of William Henry Hodges and Ann Blitch) and his wife Ann Butler McCall and their children.....they were born in Bulloch Co., GA, but they both died in Hamilton Co., Fl....Ann was born 1801-1887. Their Children were: Mary Ann, Samuel, Penelope, Sarah and Robert. I wish to have more information on this family....if there is actual birth dates and death dates or marriages info....anything would be a great help.... What info I do have doesn't have much on them and I am hoping for more info....so appreciate any help in this....James and Ann got married in 1830 in Lowndes Co., GA..... Stephanie Grohol

Thank you for your quick response! You asked for more info on Tabitha. This might get to be a long story but here goes: I am researching the Carrs from Halifax Co., VA. William Carr married Tabitha (no last name). However, I have long suspected that she might be a Hodges, because one of their sons was named William H. Carr and also that Tabitha's husband William bought land on Bradley Creek in 1777 from James Hodges. This was part of an original grant from George 2nd King of England to James Hodges. James disappeared several years after William Carr bought the property and it was only recently that I found James Hodges' Will abstract online. Since other names in the will, Glass and Shaw, are connected to Halifax Co, VA , I thought this might be the James Hodges from Halifax, VA. I also read James left ten shillings to Tabby and immediately thought this might be my clue to "Tabitha". As we all know, this might not be the case at all, but it sure is worth pursuing. I also saw the Chancery Case of William Carr vs William Glass et al that you sent me. Again this further peeks my interest. Why is William Carr in Chancery against all the heir of James Hodges? Is he looking for more money from the estate of James? I went to the Library of Virginia trying to find "anything". There are two chancery cases, but nothing in detail on either case. The only thing that I found was that it was ordered to be posted at the court house and in the newspaper for a period of two months. I tried to find it in the newspapers, but that time frame does not complete issues of newspapers. I am hoping that there is more information in Newberry Co on this chancery case, but I haven't written the archives to ask. I am guessing that James was at least 21 when he got the grant from the king. That would place him in the 1727 time frame for his birth. I am guessing that Tabitha was born abt. 1755/65 and that she and William Carr were married around 1779. I know this is all supposition, but I have been working on this line for about 14 years and this is the first clue I have found on Tabitha's maiden name. Any suggestions? Again thank you for your interest. Julia

I find no daughter of James named Tabitha. [[ Halifax Co., Va. Chancery Case: William Carr vs. William Glass and Sarah his wife, Robert Shaw and Patsey his wife, Haily Shaw and Rebecca his wife, Jesse Hodges, Joseph Hodges, Chainey Hodges, and James Hodges, heir of James Hodges deceased. src. Virginia Argus 1/18/1799 ]] This James Hodges, deceased, died in Newberry Co., SC in 1787. Will book A, 1787-1796 pg 2. :: dated 5/19/1787, proven 6/5/1787, wife Martha; children: Joseph, Christina (Chainy?), Jesse, Rebecca Shaw, Patty Shaw. Other legatees: Sarah Glass, Toby Glass. Wit.: Reuben Golding, George Elliot, Haley Shaw, Joseph Hodges. James d. 1787 md. Martha Sarah md. William Glass Martha (Patsey) md. Robert Shaw Rebecca md. Haily Shaw Jesse md. Elizabeth Collins Joseph Chainy (Christain?) James Can you give us more info on the Tabitha you are hunting? Ken At 11:12 PM 04/27/2003 EDT, you wrote: >Can anyone on this list tell me if they have information on James Hodges of >Newberry Co. SC born abt. 1726 Halifax Co. VA died 18 Jan. 1799. If so did >he have a daughter Tabitha? > >Thank you.

Can anyone on this list tell me if they have information on James Hodges of Newberry Co. SC born abt. 1726 Halifax Co. VA died 18 Jan. 1799. If so did he have a daughter Tabitha? Thank you.

South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 1-20 Viewing records 1-10 of 17 Matches Next 10>> Page: 1 2 The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume IV Number 1, Winter, 1976 State Pensions to Revolutionary Survivors Names Residence 1842 1843 1844 1845 1846 Armstrong, Pendleton 1842 1 1 William Bell, William Lancaster 1839 Bell, Laurens 1 William, heirs of Bean, Daniel Abbeville 1841 Bell, Sarah Lancaster 1842 1 1 1 1 Bennett, Lancaster 1842 1 1 1 1 Reuben Blizard, Celia Fairfield 1842 1 1 Buckhalter, Barnwell 1842 1 listed 1½ 1 David Bush, Barnwell 1842 4 Prescotte Beard, William formerly 6 Pendleton Brown, Eliza Charleston 1 1 qr. (marked deceased in 1846) Cummings, Pendleton 1842 John Cross, Abbeville 1840 Elizabeth Caldwell, Anderson 1842 1 1 1 1 Joseph Cooper, Mary Pickens 1842 1 1 1 1 Carson, York 1842 1 1 1 1 William Carlisle, 1842 Margaret Campbell, Williamsburg 1842 1 1 1 1 Archibald Clement, Richland 1842 1 1 1 1 Clement Carter, Edgefield 1842 1 Charles Crossland, Richland 1842 1 1 1 John Carroll, York 1 1 1 Martha Dean, Samuel Edgefield 1840 Dawson, Edgefield 1841 William Denson, Newberry 1842 1 1 1 1 Thomas Dewitt, Martin Darlington 184- 1 Dill, Runnells Greenville 1842 1 1 Dominey, Fairfield 1842 Margaret Desverney, Charleston 1842 1 1 1 1 Peter Dean, Milkey Edgefield 2 1 1 1 Douglass, 1 William Eidson, James Edgefield 1842 1 Forbes, Pendleton 1840 Margaret Fetner, Richland 1842 1 1 1 1 Alberhart Farrell, Fairfield 1842 1 1 1 1 Elizabeth Guest, William Pendleton 1841 Guest, Ann Pickens 1842 1 1 1 1 Gillespie, Abbeville 1842 1 1 1 John Grantham, Darlington 1842 1 1 Levicy Hodges, Mary 1839 Hails, Silas Darlington 1840 Huggins, Richland 1840 Nancy Hays, Pendleton 1841-dead Thomas (well digger) Hays, Pendleton 1842 1 Thomas (6 mile Creek) Hays, Pickens 1842 1 1 1 1 Margaret Hinson, John Lancaster 1842 1 1 Hodges, Ann Fairfield 1842 1 1 1 1 Hudgins, Laurens 1842 1 1-decd Ambrose Hollis, James Fairfield 1842 1-decd Howard, Union 1842 1 James Hunter, James Lancaster 1842 1 1 1 1 Hicks, Sarah Barnwell 1842 1 1 Henrietta Prince George 1842 1 1 1 1 (P.C.) Hollis, James York 1 Harris, Drura 6 Head, James Edgefield 1 1 Hudgins, Newberry 1 1 Hannah Hollingswort Pickens 1 1 h, Elias Hatch, Mary Charleston 1 M. Jackson, Union 1842 1 1 1 1 Sythe or Lythe Johnson, Fairfield 1842 William Jolly, Mary Pendleton 1842 1 1 Jordan, Jesse Darlington 1842 1 1 1 1 Kelly, 1839 Elizabeth Kelly, Newberry 1842 Edmund Knowlton, Salem 1840 Francis Knight, John Greenville 1841 King, Thomas All Saints 1842 Kirkpatrick, York 1842 1 1 1 1 Elizabeth Kolle, Jehu Darlington 1842 1 1 or John Leard, John Abbeville 1842 1 decd Lane, Sarah St. Peters 1842 1 1 1 Munnerlyn, Marion 1840 Loftus McJunkin, Greenville 1840 Jane McGraw, 1841 Esther Mitchell, Greenville 1841 1 1 Brazilla McClellan, Abbeville 1842 1 1 Martha McDaniel, Chester 1842 1 1 1 Elizabeth McDonald, Fairfield 1842 1 1 1 David Mitchell, 1842 John B. Morrow, Mary Chester 1842 1-to heirs of 1-decd Mann, Sarah Pickens 1842 1 1 1 1 Miller, Anderson 1842 1 2 Thomas McClure, Spartanburg 1842 Sarah McCormick, Richland 2 1 1 1 Samuel McCormick, Fairfield 1 David Noland, Fairfield 1840 George Nabours, Pickens 1842 1 1 1 1 Benjamin Nelson, 12 Thomas Plyler, Conrad Lancaster 1840 Porter, Philip Pendleton 1841 Porter, Mary Pickens 1842 1 1 1 1 Pardue, 2 William Red, Job Barnwell 1839 Ramsay, Lancaster 1841 1-to heirs of James Richardson, Marion 1842 1 William Risener, Amey Anderson 1842 1 1 1 1 Rogers, John Greenville 1842 1 1 1 1 Rogers, Laurens 1842 1 1 Joseph Rowland, Anderson 1842 1 2 1 Judith Robbins, Pickens 2 1 Abel Red, Edy 6 Shanks, Jane Abbeville 1839 Smith, John Lancaster 1840 Savage, Union 1841 Robert Shelly, Marion 1841-dead William Sanders, Spartanburg 1842 1 2 1 Nancy Shaw, William 1842 Smith, Ann All Saints 1842 1 1 1 Smith, Aaron Fairfield 1842 1 1 1 1 Smith, Spartanburg 1842 1 1 1 1 Elizabeth Smith, Anderson 1842 1 1 1 1 Elizabeth Smith, Pendleton 1842 1 1 Charles Smith, Martha Fairfield 1842 1 1 1 1 Smith, William Edgefield 1842 1 1 1 1 Stevenson, Anderson 1842 1 1 1 1 Jane Steadham, Lexington 1842 Zackariah Stoudemire, Charleston 1842 John Smith, Sarah 1842 Scipio 1842 Stevenson, York 2 1 1 David Teulow, Abbeville 1842 1 1 Christiana Trammel, Greenville 1841 2 William Tennant, Fairfield 1842 1 1 Martha Varnadore, Barnwell 1840 Sarah Vann, Edward Abbeville 2 1 1 1 Wood, Barnwell 1839 Susannah Williams, Kershaw 1841 Delila Waters, David 1842 1 1 Weathers, Spartanburg 1842 1 1 1 1 John Weed, Andrew Abbeville 1842 1 1 1 1 White, Pendleton 1842 1 1 Charles Wilson, Charleston 1842 1 1 1 1 George Wallace, John York 2 1 Ward, Milly Greenville 1 1 Wallace, York 1 1 Esther Walker, Lancaster 10 Thomas Zeigler, 1842 George Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume IV Number 2, Spring, 1976 Marriage and Obituary Notices from the Greenville Mountaineer (Continued from Vol. 4, p.22.) SCMAR, Vol. IV, Spring 1976, No. 2, p.77 Died at Greenwood, Abbeville District, S.C., on the 7th ultimo, Rev. N. W. Hodges of the Baptist Church. The deceased was a graduate of the South Carolina College, and was one of the most zealous and useful clergymen in the state. He gloried in nothing save the cross of Christ and the salvation of mankind. A few weeks before his death, the companion of his bosom died in Fairfield District, leaving several small children (ibid.). Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume IV Number 4, Fall, 1976 Marriage and Obituary Notices from the Edgefield Advertiser SCMAR, Vol. IV, Fall 1976, No. 4, p.206 Married on Thursday the 9th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Bass, Mr. Absalom Hodges of Abbeville to Miss Julia S. Ioor, of Edgefield District. (March 30, 1837) Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume X Number 1, Winter, 1982 Marriage and Death Notices from the Abbeville Banner (Continued from Vol. IX, p.207) SCMAR, Vol. X, Winter 1982, No. 1, p.52 Married on Thursday the 8th of September by J. G. Baskin, Esq., Mr. J. F. Hogan to Miss Mary Ann Hodges, all of Abbeville District. (Sept. 22, 1859.) Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume X Number 2, Spring, 1982 Marriage and Death Notices from Abbeville Newspapers (Continued from Vol. X, p.53) SCMAR, Vol. X, Spring 1982, No. 2, p.86 Married on the 29th March by Rev. C. Thomason, at the home of the bride's father, Mr. Charles Watkins of Augusta, Ga., and Miss Fannie Hodges, of Abbeville District, S. C. (April 6, 1866) Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume XIII Number 3, Summer, 1985 Requests for Information SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Summer 1985, No. 3, p.179 MOSELEY-CASON. Mrs. Sarah G. Wilcox (2509 King St., Alexandria, VA 22301) seeking to learn the parents of her gg-grandparents Larkin Cason b. 22 March 1776 probably Laurens Co. S.C. d. 20 May 1857 Abbeville Co. S.C. and his wife Mary Moseley b. 6 April 1779 d. 9 April 1852 Abbeville Co. Both are buried in the Eakin-Nickles graveyard between Abbeville and Hodges. They were the parents of Matilda Cason who m. Thomas Eakin(s). Were there other children of this marriage? Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 100 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.99 Died at Greenwood, Abbeville District, S.C., on the 7th ultimo, Rev. N. W. Hodges of the Baptist Church. The deceased was a graduate of the South Carolina College, and was one of the most zealous and useful clergymen in the state. He gloried in nothing save the cross of [p.100] Christ and the salvation of mankind. A few weeks before his death, the companion of his bosom died in Fairfield District, leaving several small children (ibid.). Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina, 1835-1865 Southern Baptist Issue of June 1, 1853 page 38 Baptist Marriages and Deaths, South Carolina, 1835-1865, p.39 Died, on the morning of the 29th March, at the residence of Rev. James Kay, in Abbeville District, S. C., Nicholas W. Hodges, son of the late Rev. N. W. Hodges, in the 22d year of his age.… Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina, 1835-1865 Southern Baptist Issue of November 9, 1853 page 42 Baptist Marriages and Deaths, South Carolina, 1835-1865, p.42 Death of Sarah Hodges, who departed this life in Mulberry, Abbeville District, S. C., on the 16th inst. born 21 Jan 1776. In about 1831 she attached herself to the Baptist Church at Walnut-Grove.… Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina, 1835-1865 Confederate Baptist Issue of April 22, 1863 page 105 Baptist Marriages and Deaths, South Carolina, 1835-1865, p.106 Departed this life at his residence in Greenwood, Abbeville District, S. C., on the 25th March, 1863, Rev. W. P. Hill, within one day of completing his 59th year…interred at Mt. Moriah church, near the grave of Nicholas W. Hodges.…Thus within the compass of a few months have died W. B. Johnson, J. M. Chiles and W. P. Hill.… Marriage and Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina, 1866-1887 The Working Christian Issue of July 21, 1887 page 121 Marriages & Deaths, Baptist Newspapers, SC, 1866-1887 Died, at his home in Greenwood, S. C., July 17, 1887, Maj. Peter McKellar, of an apoplectic stroke. The deceased was born in Greenock, Scotland, March 20th, 1810, and at the age of five came with his father to the United States. his father settled at Scotch Cross, Abbeville District, S. C. Peter McKellar went to school in Spartanburg County. Maj. McKellar was twice married. His first wife was Miss Agnes Lipscomb, and after her death he married Miss Almina Sale. He survived her many years. He joined the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church of Abbeville County, under Rev. Nicholas W. Hodges. Left children and grandchildren.... A. S. T. Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from Columbia, South Carolina Newspapers, 1838-1860 The South-Carolinian Issue of December 16, 1851 page 103 Marriages & Deaths, Columbia, SC Newspapers, 1838-1860, p.103 Married on the 11th instant, by Rev. Henry Bass, Mr. L. E. Dantzler, of Orangeburg, to Miss A. Victoria, daughter of Gen. G. W. Hodges, of Abbeville District. Click to view full context Marriage Notices from The Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Issue of March 15, 1871 page 214 Marriages, Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 On the 23d Feb., by Rev. John Inabinet, Mr. Joseph W. Hodges of Abbeville co., to Miss Amy C. Sistrunk, of Orange co. Click to view full context Marriage Notices from The Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Issue of October 1, 1873 page 214 Marriages, Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 By Rev. John Calvin Johnson, on the 18th September, 1873, Mr. Wm. R. Clemmons, of Morgan county, Ga., to Miss Tocora Dicken, of Clarke county, Ga. On the 16th September, by Rev. Wm. W. Mood, at Hodges, Abbeville co., S. C., Mr. G. T. Reid to Miss L. Josie Stokes, grand daughter of General G. W. Hodges. Click to view full context Death and Obituary Notices from The Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Issue of April 3, 1872 page 214 Death & Obituary Notices, Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Miss Fannie H. Stokes, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph H. and Anna R. Stokes was born on the 22d of August 1850 and died ont he 15th of March 1872, at the residence of her grand-father Gen. G. W. Hodges, Abbeville County, South Carolina. L. Wood Click to view full context Death and Obituary Notices from The Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Issue of October 7, 1874 page 214 Death & Obituary Notices, Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Mrs. Phoebe Hodges, wife of Gabriel Hodges, was born Jan. 1, 1804, and died in Cokesbury, August 8, 1874. Mr. Gabriel Hodges was born in Abbeville, Jan. 6, 1791, and died Sept. 7, 1874. R. N. Wells Click to view full context Death and Obituary Notices from The Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Issue of April 3, 1872 page 214 Death & Obituary Notices, Southern Christian Advocate, 1867-1878 Miss Fannie H. Stokes, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph H. and Anna R. Stokes was born on the 22d of August 1850 and died ont he 15th of March 1872, at the residence of her grand-father Gen. G. W. Hodges, Abbeville County

Ann, Thanks for your reply. Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Gasser" <aubade@bluetruck.net> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2003 8:28 AM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] laurens countyDaughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) > Dear Peggy Sue, > > No, that is a different Daniel Franklin Hodges. > Mine was born in Illinois. Thanks anyway. > > Ann > > > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager > HELP GET THE CENSUS ON THE INTERNET. VOLUNTEER TO TRANSCRIBE CENSUS FOR THE USGENWEB PROJECT http://www.usgenweb.org/census > Thou shalt not use e-mail for any illegal or unethical purpose. >

Hello cousin, Jimmy! Yes, the years were pretty well rounded out because of when and where some of Richard and Sarah's children were married, and by where the grandchildren were born. All of their children, and some of the grandchildren were born in Abbeville Dist, SC. Richard moved what was left of his family to first Tennessee in about 1810. Then to Kentucky about 1812, and on to Ripley Co, Indiana about 1814. The goal was Indiana. He had been commissioned by the Baptist Church to go to the wilderness of Indiana and hold meetings in his home there until an ordained minister could be sent to the region. I do not know why he spent so much time in Tennessee and Kentucky. I suspect it was because the roads were all but non-existent and they were moving by wagon through wilderness and mountainous terrain. I don't know the story, but two of his daughters married Connell brothers who were born in Kentucky. I strongly suspect these two young men were recruited to help the family move to Indiana and stayed. They were married in Ripley Co, Indiana. Richard and Sarah had grandchildren in the Abbeville Dist, SC before they left for the wilderness. A note about the Pioneers. All who settled the 96th Dist, Abbeville Dist, SC in the 1760's and 1770's were pioneers. That includes all of the children. Richard and Elizabeth and their family were pioneers. Richard and Sarah and their families were pioneers to Indiana. Richard fought in the revolutionary war, as did at least two of his younger brothers. Richard and Sarah's son William died age 33 in Indiana. His son Gabriel was running an underground railway and was forced to pioneer to Northern Missouri in 1842. Gabriel's first child Robert Walker Hodges fought in the Civil War for the North. He moved his family to the wilds of Kansas in the 1880's, and then to the wilderness of Southern Missouri in later years. The Kansas State Historical Society wants a copy of my grandfather's life story. I'm still re-writing it. Other lines have had politicians, doctors and military officers of some note. I think the Hodges family as a whole was and is a great one! Elijah ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jimmy Rosamond" <jdrosamond@adelphia.net> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2003 9:54 AM Subject: [HODGES-L] 1790 SC Census Hello All. I noticed a posting recently that mentioned three Hodges names as being in the Abbeville, SC census of 1790. Per an index I found there were five Hodges Heads of Household in Abbeville. I show there were twelve Hodges listed as Head of Household in all of SC. All reference Microfilm Roll No. M637-11 which I presume is the NARA microfilm number. Names below are shown as in the index and I have included the census data for each household. For any who might not be familiar with the 1790 and early 1800s census records, the numbers taken were primarily for purposes of taxation and congressional representation and a whole lot of data wasn't needed. So we don't get names, ages or any other good stuff about the other members of the families. The census data numbers in order indicate the number of free white males 16 years of age and older, number of free white males under 16, number of free white females including head of household if Head was female, number of all other free persons living in the household, and number of slaves. Name, county, township, census page no., census data Elizth Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 59, 1-0-5-0-0 James Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 59, 1-3-3-0-4 Jno Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 58, 1-0-1-0-0 Richard Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg 61, 1-3-3-0-0 Wm. Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 59, 1-0-1-0-1 James Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 45, 2-3-7-0-0 Rebecca Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 46, 0-1-1-0-0 Thomas Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 47, 1-2-2-0-0 Welcomb Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 45, 3-0-2-0-0 Abel Hodges, Greenville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 84, 1-0-2-0-0 Drury Hodges, Greenville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 70, 1-2-3-0-0 John Hodges, Greenville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 70, 2-1-1-0-0

Dear Peggy Sue, No, that is a different Daniel Franklin Hodges. Mine was born in Illinois. Thanks anyway. Ann

Hello All. I noticed a posting recently that mentioned three Hodges names as being in the Abbeville, SC census of 1790. Per an index I found there were five Hodges Heads of Household in Abbeville. I show there were twelve Hodges listed as Head of Household in all of SC. All reference Microfilm Roll No. M637-11 which I presume is the NARA microfilm number. Names below are shown as in the index and I have included the census data for each household. For any who might not be familiar with the 1790 and early 1800s census records, the numbers taken were primarily for purposes of taxation and congressional representation and a whole lot of data wasn't needed. So we don't get names, ages or any other good stuff about the other members of the families. The census data numbers in order indicate the number of free white males 16 years of age and older, number of free white males under 16, number of free white females including head of household if Head was female, number of all other free persons living in the household, and number of slaves. Name, county, township, census page no., census data Elizth Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 59, 1-0-5-0-0 James Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 59, 1-3-3-0-4 Jno Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 58, 1-0-1-0-0 Richard Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg 61, 1-3-3-0-0 Wm. Hodges, Abbeville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 59, 1-0-1-0-1 James Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 45, 2-3-7-0-0 Rebecca Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 46, 0-1-1-0-0 Thomas Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 47, 1-2-2-0-0 Welcomb Hodges, Cheraws Dist., St. Thomas Twp, Pg. 45, 3-0-2-0-0 Abel Hodges, Greenville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 84, 1-0-2-0-0 Drury Hodges, Greenville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 70, 1-2-3-0-0 John Hodges, Greenville, Unknown Twp, Pg. 70, 2-1-1-0-0 The Elizth Hodges would appear to be the widow Elizabeth Jones Hodges who was married to the Richard Hodges that was killed by the Indians. We know she was still alive at this time because her will wasn't written until 1999. A transcript of her will I received courtesy of Al Metts is posted below. WILL OF ELIZABETH JONES HODGES In The Name of God Amen, the sixth day of May one Thousand Seven hundred and Ninety-nine. I Elizabeth Hodges of the District of Ninety six State of South Carolina Abbeville County being weak in body, but of sound and prefect memory, praise be given to God for the same, and knowing the uncertainty of this life on earth, and being desirous to settle things in order do make this my last will and testament in manner and _____ _____(can't read) knowing, that is to say, first and principally, I commend my soul to Almighty God my Creator afsuredly believing that I shall receive full pardon and free remifsion of all my sins, and be saved by the Precious Death and Merits of my Blefsed saviour and Redeemer, Christ Jesus, and my Body to the Earth from whence it was taken, to be Buried in such Decent and Christian manner as my Executors hereafter named shall think meet and Convenient, and as Touching such worldly Estate as the Lord in mercy hath tent me my Will and meaning is. The same shall be employed and bestowed as hereafter by this my Last Will Exprefseth, And first I Do Revoke, renounce, Frustrate, and make void all Wills by me formerly made and Declared, and do appoint this my Last Will and Testament. Item, I give and Bequeath unto my Son Charles Hodges all that Tract on Parcel of Land whereon I now Live containing one hundred and seventy acres, a lying on Mulberry Creek the Waters of Saluda River. The Titles thereof I have made to me from Adam Crain Jones Esq. The said land I do give unto the said Charles Hodges, his heirs or afsigns for ever together with all that the Lord hath been pleased to blefs me with in this life. And I do hereby constitute appoint and ordain my said son Charles Hodges, and my son John Hodges Executor of this my last will and Testament, revoking all wills by me formerly made and this only to be taken for my last will in Witnefs whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year first above written and in the Twenty third year of the Independence _____(can read) of the United States of America signed sealed and delivered in presence of (signatures) her Samuel Anderson Elizabeth X Hodges John Hodges mark James Dougharty South Carolina Abbeville District __________Office Personally appeared Samuel Anderson who being duly sworn ____ ____ that he saw Elizabeth Hodges, sign, seal, & declare the within instrument of writing to be and could__ he ___ last will & Testament. That the said Testatrix was ___ of sound & Disposing mind, memory & understanding, to the best of his knowledge & belief, and that John Hodges & James Dougharty, together with the deponent subscribed their names as witnefs thereto at her request of ___ Testator in her presence & in the presence of each other. Before me this 7th signed Samuel Anderson October 1816 Tal Livingston Q at D The Richard Hodges listed could be her son, the Richard that married Sarah F. Rosamond, and later moved to Versailles, Ripley County, Indiana. Elijah - Do you know what year Richard and Sarah Rosamond Hodges went off to Indiana?? Altrnatively, this could be Richard A. Hodges whose estate was administered in 1843 who was married to Phebe Dunn. However, I favor the first alternative since Richard A. Hodges left three minor children James, John and Charles who were put under the guardianship of Andrew Dunn in 1845. Jno. Hodges is in all likelihood the John Hodges that married first Margaret Long, and after her death at an early age, married second Frances Anderson. This is the John Hodges who served under Capt. Samuel Rosamond in the Revolutionary War. Capt. Samuel Rosamnd was married to Sarah Hodges, a sister to Richard. And a sister to the Dorathy Hodges mentioned in the Moragne book as being taken by the Indians. This Dorathy Hodges according to the book later returned and married a Rosemond man. The most likely prospect for her husband would have to be Capt. Samuel's brother James Rosamond, however there are items in the report that would preclude this. Also, of interest regarding James Rosamond is that in his will (dated 1806) he leaves a horse to his wife's son James Doherty. I suspect this James Doherty and the James Doughtary that is a witness to Elizabeth Jones Hodges will above are one and the same individual. I suspect that the William Hodges and the James Hodges listed are those who were later involved in founding the Old Walnut Creek Baptist Church on Mulberry Creek. The records of this church were reprinted in a series of newpaper articles(Our Old Roads) written by Harry Legare Watson, which were the basis for much of the information on the Hodges family and others in his daughter Margaret Watson's book, "Greenwood County Sketches (Old Roads and Early Families)". The entire series of articles is available for viewing a the South Carolinian Library at the college in Columbia, SC. I have transcripts of some of these but not nearly all. If you haven't seen this book, check it out. Hodges data is on pages 259-267. Thats it for me for now. Jimmy Rosamond jdrosamond@adelphia.net

Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 2 ISSUE V. Arthur St. Clair, of Greenwood City, S. C., b. in Anderson Co., S. C., 8th Feb. 1850; Commissioner of Public Works of Greenwood, S. C.; m. at Greenwood, S. C., 21st Dec. 1875, Ella B. HODGES, dau. of Samuel Anderson and Mary Dorothy (CONNER) HODGES of Cokesburg, S. C. Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 2 ISSUE V. Arthur St. Clair, of Greenwood City, S. C., b. in Anderson Co., S. C., 8th Feb. 1850; Commissioner of Public Works of Greenwood, S. C.; m. at Greenwood, S. C., 21st Dec. 1875, Ella B. HODGES, dau. of Samuel Anderson and Mary Dorothy (CONNER) HODGES of Cokesburg, S. C. Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 2 ISSUE V. Arthur St. Clair, of Greenwood City, S. C., b. in Anderson Co., S. C., 8th Feb. 1850; Commissioner of Public Works of Greenwood, S. C.; m. at Greenwood, S. C., 21st Dec. 1875, Ella B. HODGES, dau. of Samuel Anderson and Mary Dorothy (CONNER) HODGES of Cokesburg, S. C.

South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 1-20 Viewing records 1-5 of 5 Matches The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume IV Number 2, Spring, 1976 Marriage and Obituary Notices from the Greenville Mountaineer (Continued from Vol. 4, p.22.) SCMAR, Vol. IV, Spring 1976, No. 2, p.77 Died at Greenwood, Abbeville District, S.C., on the 7th ultimo, Rev. N. W. Hodges of the Baptist Church. The deceased was a graduate of the South Carolina College, and was one of the most zealous and useful clergymen in the state. He gloried in nothing save the cross of Christ and the salvation of mankind. A few weeks before his death, the companion of his bosom died in Fairfield District, leaving several small children (ibid.). Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume IX Number 4, Fall, 1981 Marriage and Death Notices from the Abbeville Banner (Continued from Vol. IX, p.136) SCMAR, Vol. IX, Fall 1981, No. 4, p.207 Married on the 10th inst., by Mr. H. H. Durant, Capt. Jas. Bailey of Greenwood to Miss Mary D. Hodges, of Cokesbury. (October 23, 1856) Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 100 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.99 Died at Greenwood, Abbeville District, S.C., on the 7th ultimo, Rev. N. W. Hodges of the Baptist Church. The deceased was a graduate of the South Carolina College, and was one of the most zealous and useful clergymen in the state. He gloried in nothing save the cross of [p.100] Christ and the salvation of mankind. A few weeks before his death, the companion of his bosom died in Fairfield District, leaving several small children (ibid.). Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina, 1835-1865 Confederate Baptist Issue of April 22, 1863 page 105 Baptist Marriages and Deaths, South Carolina, 1835-1865, p.106 Departed this life at his residence in Greenwood, Abbeville District, S. C., on the 25th March, 1863, Rev. W. P. Hill, within one day of completing his 59th year…interred at Mt. Moriah church, near the grave of Nicholas W. Hodges.…Thus within the compass of a few months have died W. B. Johnson, J. M. Chiles and W. P. Hill.… Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from Baptist Newspapers of South Carolina, 1866-1887 The Working Christian Issue of July 21, 1887 page 121 Marriages & Deaths, Baptist Newspapers, SC, 1866-1887 Died, at his home in Greenwood, S. C., July 17, 1887, Maj. Peter McKellar, of an apoplectic stroke. The deceased was born in Greenock, Scotland, March 20th, 1810, and at the age of five came with his father to the United States. his father settled at Scotch Cross, Abbeville District, S. C. Peter McKellar went to school in Spartanburg County. Maj. McKellar was twice married. His first wife was Miss Agnes Lipscomb, and after her death he married Miss Almina Sale. He survived her many years. He joined the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church of Abbeville County, under Rev. Nicholas W. Hodges. Left children and grandchildren.... A. S. T. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 87 page 300 Mrs. Susie Hodges Harrison. DAR ID Number: 86942 Born in Greenwood, S. C. Descendant of John Hodges and of Nathaniel Vance, as follows: 1. George Connor Hodges (b. 1851) m., 1880, Codie Waldrop (b. 1856). 2. Samuel Anderson Hodges (1802-71) m., 1832, Mary Connor (1814-80); Robert Waldrop (1824-64) m., 1854, Susan Vance (b. 1831). 3. John Hodges m. 2nd, 1790, Frances Anderson; Samuel Vance (1789-1868) m. 2nd, 1828, Susan B. Maddox (1790-1850). 4. Nathaniel Vance m., 1788, Mary Dunbar McTeer. John Hodges (1765-1834) enlisted, 1780, as private under Capt. Samuel Rosamond, Colonel Pickens, South Carolina troops. He served until 1782 and was engaged in several battles. He was born in Essex County, Va.; died in Abbeville District, S. C. Nathaniel Vance (1753-1812) served as private in the North Carolina troops; was wounded at the battle of Camden; captured and imprisoned at Guilford Court House. He was born in North Carolina; died in Laurens County, S. C. View full context The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 112 page 301 Mrs. Annie Hodges Crymes. DAR ID Number: 111942 Born in Greenwood, S. C. Wife of James Elbert Crymes. Descendant of John Hodges, as follows: 1. Samuel Benjamin Hodges (b. 1844) m. 1870 Harriet Bailey (b. 1850). 2. Samuel Anderson Hodges (1802-71) m. 1832 Mary Connor (1814-80). 3. John Hodges m. 1790 Frances Anderson (d. 1844). John Hodges (1765-1834) enlisted, 1780, as private under Capt. Samuel Rosamond, Colonel Pickens, South Carolina troops. He served until 1782, and was engaged in several battles. He was born in Essex County, Va.; died in Abbeville District, S. C. Also No. 86942.

The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume VII Number 3, Summer, 1979 Darlington County Memorialized Records (Continued from Vol. 7, p.80) Parties Conveyance Date Consideration Lands and Money. Situation Elias Hodges & Wife Deed of Sale April 24th Two hundred Two hundred & Eight to John Hodges 1792 & Eight pounds Stg. acres So Wt side of Gt Pee Dee Sutton Byrd Deed of Sale May 17th One hundred Two tracts on No side to John Huggins 1792 pounds Stg. of Lynches Creek 100 A each Gilles Wright Deed of Sale May 29th Seventeen 125 acres N. W. Side of to Mills Barfield 1791 pounds 2/6 stg. Clk. Creek Abram Sauls Deed of Sale June 4th 1792 Twenty four Pt. of a 200 acres tract to John Ratcliff Pounds No side of Lynches Creek Zachariah Nettles to Lease & Release May 3d & Three hundred & 250 acres on Thomas Kennedy Sr 4th 1772 Sixty Pds curry. Jefferses Creek John Doyal & Wife to Lease & Release Febry 7th & Thirty Pounds Stg. One hundred acres Thos Kennedy Junr 8th 1788 on Jefferses Creek Reubin White to Lease & Release April 29th & Two hundred 200 acres Four mile Edward Morris 28th 1775 pounds Curry. branch William White to Lease & Release Augt 1st & One Hundred & Fifty 140 acres No side James White 30th 1772 pounds curry. of Jeffs. Creek James White to Lease & Release October 1st One hundred 80 acres No side Mary Foster & 2nd 1775 pounds curry. Jefferses Creek Reubin White to Lease & Release Febry 10th & One hundrd & fifty 150 acres No side Mary Foster 9th 1775 pounds curry. Jeffs. Creek John White to Lease & Release Febry 10th & One hundd. & seventy 100 acres above Mary Foster 11th 1775 five pd curry. Crumps branch Reubin White to Lease & Release Septemr 27th Three hundred 160 acres on Jefferies Simon Connell 1775 pounds Curry Creek Thomas Connell to Deed of Sale October 24th Twenty pounds Stg. 400 acres No side William Connell 1791 of Jeffrys Creek Thomas Connell to Deed of Sale October 24th Twenty pounds Stg. pt. of 2 tracts on N side Simon Connell 1791 Jeffs Creek qty. unknown Thomas Connell To Deed of Sale October 25th Twenty pounds Stg. 150 acres between Jeffs Burgess Connell 1791 Creek & Blk Creek John Riggs to Lease & Release Octobr 19 & One hundred 100 acres on Simon Connell 20 1778 pounds curry. Crumps branch Mary Foster to Lease & Release Octobr 15 & One hundred & forty 140Acres No side Simon Connell 16 1778 pds curry. Jefrs Creek Mary Foster to Lease & Release Octobr 14 & One hundred 80 acres No side of Simon Connell 15 1778 pounds curry. Jefferies Creek Gideon James to Deed of Octobr 24th One hundred 400 acres So side of Morgan Brown Conveyce 1791 pounds Stg. Buckholts Creek William Dewitt to Deed of July 4th 1792 Twenty 11 acres near the Town Joseph Johnson Conveyce pounds Stg. of Greenville Thomas Ward to Deed of Janry 13th Ten pounds 40 acres No side of Moses Justice Conveyce 1791 sterlg. Swift Creek Douglas O'Neal to Deed of Febry 20th Fifty five 200 acres adjoining Charles Jenkins Conveyce 1792 pounds stg. Leed Tick (Lick?) Bay Christopher Teele(?) to Deed of Janry 30th Fifty pounds stg. 200 acres in County Chamblis Hill Conveyce 1792 of Darlington Christopher Teele to Deed of Janry 30th Fifty pounds stg. 199 acres Darlington Hannah Teele Conveyce 1792 County John Finklea to Lease & Release Novr 19th & Sixty pounds Stg. 100 acres So side Joel Horn 18th 1791 Detteas branch William Gurley to Deed of Sale May 18th One hundd, & fifty 200 acres on Boggy Benja. Knotts 1792 pds curry. Gulley Robert Ellison to Deed of Sale Septemr 19th Ten pounds sterlg. 200 acres Sparrow James Courtney 1791 Swamp Samuel Hearon to Deed of Sale Janry 23d Six pounds sterlg. 50 acres No side of James Hearon 1792 Lynches Creek Samuel Hearon to Deed of Sale Janry 24th One hundred 200 acres No side James Hearon 1792 pounds stg. Lynches Creek Harris Davitt to Sheriffs Deed Septemr 8th Nineteen pounds stg. 500 acres S. W. Side Lamuel Benton 1790 of Black Creek Josiah Cantey to Deed of Sale Novemr 23d Ninteen pounds 850 acres Beaver Willm.Witherinton Junr 1791 16/8d stg. dam Creek Thos Mercer Senr to Deed of Gift Augt 6th 1792 Good will & affection All & Singular my Thoms Mercer Junr Lands & Tenements James Brown atto. of Jeremiah Brown) to Thomas Mercer Junr) Deed of Sale Septemr 22d Forty pounds Stg. 560 acres Swift Creek 1789 Christopher Teele Deed of Sale Janry 30th Ten pounds Stg. 100 acres So side to John Keith 1792 Black Creek John Dixon to Deed of Sale March 15th Sixty pounds Stg. 200 acres on N. E. side Benja. Skinner 1792 Lynches Creek William Dubose & Wife Deed of Sale October 4th Ten Shillings Sterlg. 100 acres so side to Peter Filing 1791 Newmans Swamp Stephen Gardner to Deed of Sale April 6th 1792 Ten pounds Sterg. 52 acres on High Hill William Berry Creek John Smith to Lease & Release Novr 25th Two hundrd. 100 acres on Robert Nettles 1768 pounds Curry. Jeffreys Creek Robt Nettles & Wife to Lease & Release Jany 14th & One hundred 100 acres on Willm McDowell 15th 1773 pounds Curry. Jeffreys Creek Robt Nettles & Wife to Lease & Release Jany 14th & Eight hundred 400 acres on Willm McDowell 15th 1773 pounds curry. Jeffrys Creek Click to view full context The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research SCMAR, Volume IX Number 1, Winter, 1981 Marriage and Death Notices from the Southern Patriot SCMAR, Vol. IX, Winter 1981, No. 1, p.41 Died, January 13, 1853, Major John W. Hodges,in the 43d year of his age. He was the son of Col. John Hodges,deceased, who was one of the most energetic and enterprising citizens of Greenville District. He left a wife and one adopted child. (Ibid.) Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 11 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.11 Married in Edgefield, on the 17th ult., by the Rev. N. W. Hodges, Andrew P. Butler, Esq. to Miss Susan Ann, second daughter of Col. Eldred Simkins. (Dec. 5, 1829) Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 57 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.57 Married on Tuesday evening last, the 29th ult., by the Rev. Mr. Gibson, Maj. John W. Hodges of Merritsville to Miss Sarah Caroline Turpin, daughter of Dr. B. Chick of this town (Feb. 1, 1839). Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 63 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.63 Died near Oakville, Laurens County, Alabama, on the night of the 23d of August, Mrs. Elizabeth Whitted, consort of Capt. David C. Whitted and daughter of Col. John and Mrs. Sarah Hodges of Greenville District. South Carolina… (ibid.). Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 63 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.63 Died at his residence at Oakville, Laurens County, Alabama, on the 26th of August, Mr. Fleming Hodges, Sen., in the 34th year of his age.… He has left a disconsolate wife and three small children, a large circle of relatives and friends who deeply mourn his apparently untimely death (ibid.). Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 76 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.76 Died at her residence in the upper part of this District, on the 5th inst., Mrs. Clarinda McKinney, wife of Mr. Joseph McKinney, and daughter of Col. John Hodges, in the 39th year of her age, leaving a husband and nine children, together with a large number of relatives and acquaintances to mourn their loss (ibid.). Click to view full context Marriage and Death Notices from the Up-Country of South Carolina as taken from Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863 Greenville Mountaineer page 100 Marriages & Deaths, Greenville Newspapers, 1826-1863, p.99 Died at Greenwood, Abbeville District, S.C., on the 7th ultimo, Rev. N. W. Hodges of the Baptist Church. The deceased was a graduate of the South Carolina College, and was one of the most zealous and useful clergymen in the state. He gloried in nothing save the cross of [p.100] Christ and the salvation of mankind. A few weeks before his death, the companion of his bosom died in Fairfield District, leaving several small children (ibid.).

This is good, If any one knows of any one of these people please email me. The Presley is a William Presley, and that is the W. p. towards the bottom of the email, also. The Thomas is a Thomas Daniel Hodges, Thomas Daniel Hodges is my Great Grandfather, and the Wm. Pressley Hodges is his brother.. Thanks for the email, the Hodges is on my Mother's side. PeggySue <O'Shields>> GADDIS psueg@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Brandel" <Brandel_Jerry@msn.com> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 9:39 AM Subject: [HODGES-L] jefferson county, al > Alabama > Jefferson County > > Hodges Snow, Stephen Polly > Spouse:Hodges, Stephen > Snow, PollyMarriage Date:13 Aug 1820 > > HODGES, MARY B. > State:ALYear:1860 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Elyton PrecinctPage:866 > Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index > > > > HODGES, PRESLEY > State:ALYear:1860 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Forks Road PrecinctPage:797 > Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, R. T. > State:ALYear:1870 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Elyton P.O.Page:379 > Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, REBECCA > State:ALYear:1860 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Bethelehem PrecinctPage:782 > Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, SHEROD F. > State:ALYear:1850 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Carrolsville District 31Page:169 > Database:AL 1850 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, SHERROD F. > State:ALYear:1840 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:No Township ListedPage:189 > Database:AL 1840 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, SHERROD > State:ALYear:1870 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Jonesborough P.O.Page:412 > Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, STEPHEN > State:ALYear:1830 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:No Township ListedPage:168 > Database:AL 1830 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, STEPHEN > State:ALYear:1840 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:No Township ListedPage:208 > Database:AL 1840 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, STEPHEN > State:ALYear:1850 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Bethlehem District 31Page:173 > Database:AL 1850 Federal Census Index > HODGES, STEPHEN > State:ALYear:1860 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Bethelehem PrecinctPage:780 > Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, THOMAS > State:ALYear:1860 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Forks Road PrecinctPage:797 > Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, THOMAS > State:ALYear:1870 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Elyton P.O.Page:373 > Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index > > > > > HODGES, W. P. > State:ALYear:1870 > County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule > Township:Elyton P.O.Page:294 > Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index > > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess fdy@comcast.net Listmanager > Learn and Enjoy IRC Chats-Step by Step Instructions-It's free and fun > http://www.flash.net/~gen4m/ > Thou shalt ponder how thy recipient might react to thy message. >

Alabama Jefferson County Hodges Snow, Stephen Polly Spouse:Hodges, Stephen Snow, PollyMarriage Date:13 Aug 1820 HODGES, MARY B. State:ALYear:1860 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Elyton PrecinctPage:866 Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index HODGES, PRESLEY State:ALYear:1860 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Forks Road PrecinctPage:797 Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index HODGES, R. T. State:ALYear:1870 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Elyton P.O.Page:379 Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index HODGES, REBECCA State:ALYear:1860 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Bethelehem PrecinctPage:782 Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index HODGES, SHEROD F. State:ALYear:1850 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Carrolsville District 31Page:169 Database:AL 1850 Federal Census Index HODGES, SHERROD F. State:ALYear:1840 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:No Township ListedPage:189 Database:AL 1840 Federal Census Index HODGES, SHERROD State:ALYear:1870 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Jonesborough P.O.Page:412 Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index HODGES, STEPHEN State:ALYear:1830 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:No Township ListedPage:168 Database:AL 1830 Federal Census Index HODGES, STEPHEN State:ALYear:1840 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:No Township ListedPage:208 Database:AL 1840 Federal Census Index HODGES, STEPHEN State:ALYear:1850 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Bethlehem District 31Page:173 Database:AL 1850 Federal Census Index HODGES, STEPHEN State:ALYear:1860 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Bethelehem PrecinctPage:780 Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index HODGES, THOMAS State:ALYear:1860 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Forks Road PrecinctPage:797 Database:AL 1860 Federal Census Index HODGES, THOMAS State:ALYear:1870 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Elyton P.O.Page:373 Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index HODGES, W. P. State:ALYear:1870 County:Jefferson CountyRecord Type:Federal Population Schedule Township:Elyton P.O.Page:294 Database:AL 1870 Federal Census Index

Elijah - I would like to spend a few weeks in Abbeville, Laurens Co., etc. I have been to Hodges, SC and some of the areas near there; however, I had my husband with me and he was anxious to go play golf with his son-in-law or something and as usual, my wishes were rushed delegated into the back- ground. Next time, I am there, I will try to go off by myself. Our daughter & family are now living in Clemson again so perhaps this fall I will have the opportunity to return there and research and/or spend some time with our grandchildren. I am aware that Al Metts said there were errors in the book; however, he did not say what they were. I am certain that it will take some time to sort out all the proper HODGES as there were many families in that area. Your theories may be correct. If we keep digging, I feel certain we will find the answer. I see no mention of my Isaac HODGES and Rebecca McClain in the Moragnes book, however, Rebecca Hodges may have been the daughter of the HOWARD family. Rebecca had a sister, Sarah or Sara McClain who married Edmund Hodges so it was a case of sisters marrying brothers and that has happened a lot in my family. Some of my lines with photos are on our website which is www.hackley.com. What is it that takes you to Fort Jackson for 8 weeks???? At 11:41 PM 4/24/2003 -0500, you wrote: >Greenwood County, or parts of it, used to be in the old Abbeville Dist, and >the 96th Dist. before that. Hodges, South Carolina is now in Greenwood >County. Abbeville County is on the West side, and Laurens County is on the >East side of Greenwood County. Hodges is in the middle. Greenwood is the >largest City between Greenville and Columbia. Hodges is almost right in the >middle between Abbeville, Abbeville Co, and Laurens, Laurens Co. There is a >little town South East of Greenwood called "Ninety Six." It is all in easy >reach of the Columbia Airport, and there are plenty of accommodations in the >area. The three counties have court houses and historic societies, land >records, church records and military records. It might be a good idea to >spend a few weeks down there trying to tie all the Hodges together. It >appears that there were two or three different families. However, because >my ancestor Richard was killed early, we do not have a record connecting my >ancestor to the other Hodges, or the others to the others, if you know what >I mean. Records aren't the first priority on a fronteer. We may never find >the whole truth, but I believe that there is information still out there. >It also seems to me that almost everyone has focused on Abbeville because it >was the seat of government two hundred years ago. I am willing to bet that >there are records in Greenwood Co, and Laurens Co that haven't been explored >as well. Eventually I will be back to Ft. Jackson for another eight weeks >of fun and games. During the off hours I intend to explore a little larger >area around Hodges, SC. The Moragnes book mentions the story of the Hodges family being attacked by indians and one of the daughters being taken by one of the chiefs as his wife. The name of their son is never mentioned. I wondered if he used the name of Hodges. My GGG Grandfather, Isaac Hodges was born 1790 in Abbeville dist. as were so many other HODGES. I thought there were only 3 Hodges in Abbeville during the time of the 1790 Federal Census, namely, John, Drury and Isaac. Wonder where Richard come in??? Is it Laurens or Greenwood? regards, Gerry HODGES Hackley in the Sparkling City by the Sea > >Elijah >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Bob Hodges" <vhodges131@comcast.net> >To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2003 10:46 PM >Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] laurens countyDaughters of the American Revolution >Lineage Books (152 Vols.) > > >> The john hodges referenced is the one from Greenville County, SC, who >> married Sarah Merritt and was the son ofWilliam Hodges who married >Elizabeth >> Kerby and moved to Alabama. Look in the archives for more information >about >> him. >> >> Bob Hodges >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "PeggySue Gaddis" <psueg@bellsouth.net> >> To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 4:32 PM >> Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] laurens countyDaughters of the American Revolution >> Lineage Books (152 Vols.) >> >> >> > Does any one have anything on this JOHN HODGES? I have been trying to >> find >> > some one that might know the John Hodges in Laurens Co., in the 1810 and >> > 1820 Census. I would also like to know who his children are. >> > Thanks >> > Peggy >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: "Jerry Brandel" <Brandel_Jerry@msn.com> >> > To: <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> >> > Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 3:02 PM >> > Subject: [HODGES-L] laurens countyDaughters of the American Revolution >> > Lineage Books (152 Vols.) >> > >> > >> > > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution >Volume >> 87 >> > > page 300 >> > > Mrs. Susie Hodges Harrison. >> > > DAR ID Number: 86942 >> > > Born in Greenwood, S. C. >> > > Descendant of John Hodges and of Nathaniel Vance, as follows: >> > > 1. George Connor Hodges (b. 1851) m., 1880, Codie Waldrop (b. 1856). >> > > 2. Samuel Anderson Hodges (1802-71) m., 1832, Mary Connor (1814-80); >> > Robert Waldrop (1824-64) m., 1854, Susan Vance (b. 1831). >> > > 3. John Hodges m. 2nd, 1790, Frances Anderson; Samuel Vance >(1789-1868) >> m. >> > 2nd, 1828, Susan B. Maddox (1790-1850). >> > > 4. Nathaniel Vance m., 1788, Mary Dunbar McTeer. >> > > John Hodges (1765-1834) enlisted, 1780, as private under Capt. Samuel >> > Rosamond, Colonel Pickens, South Carolina troops. He served until 1782 >and >> > was engaged in several battles. He was born in Essex County, Va.; died >in >> > Abbeville District, S. C. >> > > Nathaniel Vance (1753-1812) served as private in the North Carolina >> > troops; was wounded at the battle of Camden; captured and imprisoned at >> > Guilford Court House. He was born in North Carolina; died in Laurens >> > > The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution >Volume >> > 106 >> > > page 249 >> > > Mrs. Emily Moore Burnside Hodges. >> > > DAR ID Number: 105777 >> > > Born in Laurens County, S. C. >> > > Wife of Lee Hodges. >> > > Descendant of Hewlet Sullivan, as follows: >> > > 1. John Edward Burnside (b. 1860) m. 1890 Rosalie Sullivan (b. 1869). >> > > 2. Jared Dunklin Sullivan (1842-1912) m. 1868 Rosalie Moore (b. 1848). >> > > 3. Charles Pinckney Sullivan (1811-71) m. 1st 1836 Sarah Smith >> (1816-45). >> > > 4. Hewlet Sullivan m. Mary Dunklin. >> > > Hewlet Sullivan (1763-1830) was on detached duty when Cunningham >> captured >> > Fort Hayes and hung many in the garrison, but he was taken prisoner at >> > Musgrove Mills by the British. He was born in Virginia; died in >> Greenville, >> > S. 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