In a message dated 3/29/02 9:12:58 AM Central Standard Time, franknanway@charter.net writes: > Searching the following names in Henderson County, CLAYTON Nancy, I don't know if any of my CLAYTON line were in Henderson Co. but I believe that some Claytons of Transylvania Co. NC were related to some of the Henderson Co. line. You might want to check with some of the Transylvania Co. Clayton researchers, if you haven't already done so. Arlene

At 10:21 AM 3/29/2002 -0500, AHamptonResearch@aol.com wrote: >In a message dated 3/29/02 9:12:58 AM Central Standard Time, >franknanway@charter.net writes: > > > > Searching the following names in Henderson County, CLAYTON > >Nancy, I don't know if any of my CLAYTON line were in Henderson Co. but I >believe that some Claytons of Transylvania Co. NC were related to some of the >Henderson Co. line. >You might want to check with some of the Transylvania Co. Clayton >researchers, if you haven't already done so. >Arlene I have a Jackson Co. (NC) line: my paternal grandmother's mother was Mary Atheline Clayton (1881-1954) who married F.C. Snyder (1876-1967), also of Jackson Co. They moved to Henderson Co. in 1906, when he was hired by Southern Railroad, and spent most of the rest of their lives there. My ggfather Snyder was stationmaster at Flat Rock (actually East Flat Rock) from 1928-1947. There are several Clayton graves at Oakwood Cemetery (the big cemetery on US64 in Hendersonville) but I don't know how they tie into my line. Mary Atheline was a daughter of William A. and Mary Ann Cogdill Clayton, both of whom are buried at Addie Cemetery in Jackson County. Elizabeth Whitaker evw2@bellsouth.net granddaughter of Virginia Snyder Whitaker (1908-1958)who was born in Horseshoe and is buried in Columbia, South Carolina