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.