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I am looking for a copy of the South Carolina Historical Magazine volume 10. I need a copy of the Holzendorf genealogy presented on Pages 198-214. I am trying to verify who our ancestor from Germany is. I would like to pay someone to copy these for me. Sincerely, Debbie Holtzendorff

First Question: I have seen in a couple of locations Sheldon H. Hadwin listed as the son of Anthony Hadwin. Do any of you have any idea if the initial "H" stands for Hansford? The death certificate of my gr-grandfather, John D. Hadwin, gives his father's name as Hansford Hadwin. I have been unable to find a Hansford Hadwin in any record. I thought maybe it was his middle name. Second Question: The death certificate of Nicholas Hadwin shows Piety Zorn as his mother. Based on the 1860 and 1870 censuses, cited below, it seems that Nicholas and Cornelius could be the same person. Do any of you know if Nicholas had a middle name? Cornelius, perhaps? 1860 Census Graham Post Office, Barnwell County, South Carolina, p. 381B (Image 88 of 340), 23 Aug 1860. Ancestry.com's census index has Piety's name recorded as Pritz Hadron. Piety Hadrin 34 F Seamstress SC Cornelius 12 M SC Mary 10 F SC Martha 7 F SC John D. 4 M SC Catharine 2 F SC 1870 Census Bamberg Post Office, Barnwell County, South Carolina, p. 64B (Image 20 of 48), 3 Sep 1870. 169/169 Hadwin, Nicholas 23 M W Farm Hand SC Elizabeth 24 F W SC Thomas 6 M W SC 170/170 Hadwin, Pytey 39 F W Keeping House SC (Looks like Ryley) Mary 21 F W Farm Hand SC Martha 18 F W SC John 15 M W SC Any info will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Tom Williams

Audrey Pool posted the following: "PERRYMAN, Dr Samuel - Box 75, Pack 1843: > > Will dated May 7, 1838. Wife: Sarah A. PERRYMAN, Zebulon Rudolph, Jr, Dr John P. BARRATT, Richard WATSON. Wit: Edna CALDWELL, Margaret A. HOLLOWAY, Simon PATTERSON. Chn: Wm, Sam'l, Richard Mumford PERRYMAN. 'Plantation in Lounds Co, AL owned by Dr. J. P. BARATT (BARRETT) and myself be sold and divided between my wife and chn. That the amt. owe me by Jas HAGOOD of Lounds Co., AL, formerly of Edgefield, SC be given back to said HAGOOD. Unto Hardy WHITE my colt.' Brothers and sistrers: Alex'r, Milton T. PERRYMAN, Martha GALLAUGHRER, Nancy MEDLOCK. 'My business in the hands of Beckham VAUGHAN of Lounds Co, AL be closed by him at least by ...etc." Abbeville, SC... I find some of the names very interesting and think that they are folks in my files, but not ones I am really working on. Zebulon Rudolph married Mary Elizabeth Watson. Mary Elizabeth Watson is the daughter of a Richard Watson but he died November 30, 1824. However he had a son Richard Watson. Dr. Samuel Perryman married Sarah. Richard Watson also had a daughter named Sarah for whom I have no husband. These next ones are of great interest to me as they seem to connect to my Dean line, desc. of William (1765-1830) and Nancy Bryant Dean (1764 - 1826). HARDY WHITE: I have a Hardy White married a Jane Clark, but have little info, other than the fact that they were named in the Will of Henry Clark made 8 April 1840, Edgefield Co, SC Proven May 4, 1840, so have Jane's siblings from that will. Since it was sent to me by Tom Sheffield, another Dean research of the desc. of William Dean and Nancy Bryant, which contained a William Dean Jr. who married a Catherine Clark, neice of Jane Clark who married Hardy White, this seems to connect them to my Dean line. MARGARET HOLLOWAY Margaret Holloway is probably Margaret Dean, daughter of William Dean Sr. and Nancy Bryant. She married Caleb Holloway. By 1840 census, Caleb Holloway and Margaret Dean are found in Chambers Co. AL. Find it interesting to find so many names I am familar with. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

Thank you very much, Linda McDowell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelson Little" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 5:36 AM Subject: [SC] Dorchester > The "village" of Dorchester is a little NW of the town of Summerville off Highway 78/176. Not much there anymore -- a few small houses. > Use mapquest to locate. > EN Little > Charleston, SC > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > From: Ed Malphrus <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 06/13/2004 10:50:06 PM > Subject: Re: [SC] location question > > I believe Dorchester is a county, near Charleston. > Good luck in your search. > > --- Linda McDowell <[email protected]> wrote: > > My ancestor > > > > Dr. Stubbins FIRTH died July 04, 1820 Ffirtthville, > > St. Paul's Parish, SC > > and is said to be buried "in the village on > > Dorchester". Is Dorchester an > > Island? > > If anyone knows the county/parish where Dorchester > > is located I would > > appreciate it if you would tell me. I would like to > > join the list for that > > county/parish. > > > > An article in the JAMA Vol. 189, No. 4 p. 319-320 > > July 27, 1964 stated that > > his "contributions to the pathogenesis of yellow > > fever more than a century > > and a half ago were exemplary." > > > > Linda McDowell > > > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Need some help getting started with irc (INTERNET RELAY CHAT)? > Try: http://home.flash.net/~gen4m/ > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Thank you very much. The article was quite interesting and even mentioned one of the members of the family I am researching. Linda McDowell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gaila & James Merrington" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 1:33 AM Subject: Re: [SC] location question > Hello Linda > > Here is a link to information on Dorchester, SC which is near Charlestown. > http://www.charmingtowns.com/dorchester_county/dorchester/history_1.html > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Linda McDowell" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 4:00 PM > Subject: [SC] location question > > > > My ancestor > > > > Dr. Stubbins FIRTH died July 04, 1820 Ffirtthville, St. Paul's Parish, SC > > and is said to be buried "in the village on Dorchester". Is Dorchester > an > > Island?

The following were transcribed from the microfilm collection of available death certificates (1915 - 1952) located at the Camden ARchives & Museum, Camden, SC. Hope they help someone. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------- 1951 - Death Cert. #17325, Saluda Co, SC Charles Manley Polatty Male, White, Farmer, Married to Margaret E. Flemming b. Feb. 1, 1882, Saluda section, Edgefield Dist, SC father: James Pleasant Polatty mother: Susan Marbert d. Nov. 17, 1951, Rt. 1, Saluda, Saluda Co, SC (Friendship section) cause: myocardial infarction; heart disease informant: Mrs. C. M. Polatty, Rt. 2, Saluda, SC buried: Good Hope Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC UT: Harley Funeral Home, Greenwood, SC Charles Manley Polatty is buried at Good Hope with his first wife and a probable son: Polatty, Charles M. Feb 1 1882 Nov 18 1951 * Polatty, Mary Jerusha HARDMAN Jun 13 1889 Aug 11 1911 Polatty, James Pleasant Jan 19 1909 Mar 12 1977 *date of death in cemetery record is 1 day off from DC. DC is primary for death dates. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1951 - Death Cert. #2438, Aiken Co, SC Mary Alice Walton Burnett b. (July 26, 1872, age 79, Saluda Co, SC)* father: (Marion Walton) m: Elizabeth Wertz d. Mar. (17), 1951, Aiken Co. Hospital cause: senility, influenza informant: (Paul Burnett) burial: Graniteville UT: Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, SC This death certificate was so light it was barely readable. However, the Graniteville Cem. books has the following dates: Burnett, Mamie W. Jul 16 1871 Mar 17 1951 I knew nothing of the Walton family so checked out the 1880 census on the LDS CDs I have. This seems to be this Walton family. Mother-in-law is identified. This connects another family in my files. 1880 CENSUS Place: Pine Grove, Edgefield, SC, p. 346C Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228 Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace S. M. WALTON Self M M W 38 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Elisabeth M. WALTON Wife F M W 32 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Luther W. WALTON Son M S W 12 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary A. WALTON Dau F S W 10 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Ida S. WALTON Dau F S W 8 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Uley J. WALTON Son M S W 5 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Wade H. WALTON Son M S W 3 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Emmer WALTON Dau F S W 6M SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Rebecca WERTZ MotherL F W 55 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC John T. WERTZ BroL M W 25 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC ------------------------------ I may have posted this one before, but it was not in my Death cert. file yet. So posting just in case: 1941 - Death Cert. #36, Aiken Co, SC Thomas Edward Collins White, Male, peace officer, Widow of Mary Jane Collins b. April 10, 1857, Edgefield Co, SC Parents unknown d. Jan 24, 1941, North Augusta, SC cause: (uremia) following cerebral hemorrhage of 4 days duration. informant: W. E. Collins, Jr., North Augusta, SC buried: Graniteville UT: J. M. Posey & son, Graniteville ----------------------------------------------------------

The following death certificates were transcribed from the microfilm collection at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected],net ------------------------------------------------ 1936 - Death cert #10664 John Hammond Trotter Male, White, infant b. ___ 10 mo. old, Edgefield Co, SC father: Hammond Trotter, Saluda Co, SC mother: Louisa Kirkland, Edgefield Co, SC d. July 11, 1936, Edgefield Co, SC cause: septic absorption, accidental burns by scalding informant: Hammond Trotter, Trenton, SC buried: Phillipi [Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC] UT: V. E. Edwards, Johnston, SC ------------------------------------- 1917 - Death Cert. #19970, Charleston Co, SC George W. Trotter Male, White, Married, Express messenger, resident of city for 3 years, resident of state for 22 years. b. ____, age 22, Saluda Co, SC parents not given d. Nov 17, 1917, St. Francis Hospital, Charleston, Charleston Co, SC cause: acute nephritis info. Mrs. G. W. Trotter, 205 Cuming St. (not town given) buried: Saluda SC [Travis Park Cemetery, Saluda, Saluda, SC] UT: J. M. McAlister, 167 Meeting Street (assume Charleston, SC) According to my records, he is the son of Jacob Trotter and his second wife below: 1 Jacob Moses 'Jake' TROTTER, MD b: March 31, 1817 d: June 09, 1904 Burial: Travis Park Cemetery, Saluda, Saluda, SC . +Susannah HARDY b: April 10, 1826 d: January 28, 1889 Burial: Sardis Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC *2nd Wife of Jacob Moses 'Jake' TROTTER, MD: . +Carrie Lee RIDDLEHOVER b: May 01, 1875 d: October 01, 1962 Burial: Travis Park Cemetery, Saluda, Saluda, SC ------------------------------------- This one was difficult to read in places. 1926 - Death Cert. #6916, Laurens Co, SC Infant Male, White, 12 days old b. Feb. 28, 1926, Clinton, SC father: R. H. Trotter, Saluda Co, Sc mother: Myrtle Bat___y, Saluda Co, SC d. March 11, 1926, Clinton, Laurens Co, SC cause: (uterus neo____) informant: R. H., Trotter, Clinton, SC buried: Saluda, SC UT: D. E. (Tribble), Clinton, SC This seems to be the son of: 1 Rufus H. TROTTER b: February 29, 1896 d: March 28, 1956 Burial: Travis Park Cem, Saluda Co, SC . +Myrtle BARTLEY b: May 16, 1901 d: November 26, 1982 Burial: Travis Park Cem, Saluda Co, SC Altho. the Death cert. gives no name, a child with the same dates is buried at Good Hope Lutheran, Saluda Co, SC as follows: Good Hope Lutheran cem. has the following children buried there, which Betty Trotter states are probably children of Rufus and Myrtle Trotter. I have tenatively added them as such after finding Dixie's death cert.and now the one above for R. H, Jr. Trotter, Dixie J. Nov 18 1935 Nov 23 1935 Trotter, R. H., Jr. Feb 28 1926 Mar 11 1926 Trotter, Mary Annie Jun 30 1922 Aug 26 1922 Trotter, Elmina Jul 13 1920 Jul 13 1920 ------------------------------------- 1922 - Death Cert. #6067, Saluda Co, SC Mollie Trotter Female, White, Married b. Dec. 4, 1870, SC father: Zed Crouch, SC mother: Malissa Crouch, SC d. April 1, 1922, Saluda #4, Saluda Co, SC cause: angina pectoris lasting about 4 hrs. info. Zed Crouch, Saluda, SC buried: Red Bank Cem. [Saluda, Saluda Co, SC] UT: R. L. Ramey, Saluda, SC HC Ouzts Trotter file attaches her as the wife of George Phillip Trotter (b. 8/11/1863 Edgefield SC, d. 10/17/1929 Saluda SC) They are buried together in the Red Bank Baptist Church Cem. ------------------------------------- 1917 - Death Cert. # 22066, SC Dr. J. Lee Trotter White, Male, married, medical Dr. b. about 1869, about 48 years old, Saluda Co, SC* father: Jacob Trotter mother: don't know d. Dec. 28, 1917, Edgefield Co, SC cause: Bright's Disease informant: Geo. (Hondy/Hornly/Hardy), Johnston, SC buried: Ward's Cem. UT: Lott-Walker *Saluda Co. not formed from Edgefield Dist until 1895. Althought the death cert. seemed to read J. Lee Trotter, both HC Ouzts and Betty Trotter in their research call him George Lee Trotter. He is buried at Spann Methodist Church in Ward, SC as George: I assume that the person buried beside him is his wife. Trotter, Alma HUNTER Jun 12 1866 - Oct 10 1943 Trotter, George Lee Oct 20 1861 - Dec 28 1917 I have as his mother, Susannah Hardy, Sardis Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC. It certainly seems a puzzle to me that his mother was not known if the very messy and unreadable name of the informant was in fact a Hardy?? Note in the next death cert. of another son, she is named a Hardy, altho first name seems to be a nickname and was hard to decifer. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1916 - Death Cert. #33300, Saluda Co, SC Frank W. Trotter Male, White, married, Farmer b. Sept. 28, 1846 , Edgefield Co. SC father: Dr. J. W. Trotter mother: (Seegie) Hardy, Edgefield Co, SC d. May 17, 1916, Saluda Township #1, Saluda Co, SC cause: heart failure informant: H. W. Trotter, Leesville, SC buried: St. Marks [Lutheran Church, Saluda Co, SC UT: C. D. Barre [not familiar with this one] The following are identified in the cem. records of HC Ouzts as the parents* and two children: [added by HC] Bowers, Lessie J. TROTTER Oct 12 1873 Apr 4 1916 *Trotter, F. W. Sep 28 1846 - May 17 1916 *Trotter, Amanda C. [Christian KINARD] Mar 1 1851 - Dec 3 1933 Trotter, James Talbert Jul 15 1883 - Dec 26 1905

Does anyone know or have any information on the following family? John (or Miles) Smith married a Cooper (given name unknown) probably in the 1860's. They had at least four children as follows: Cora Smith, born 20 May 1868 in Union County SC. She married William O Nicholson about 1890. She died 23 Aug 1937 in Charleston SC. Her death certificate states her father's name was John Smith and her mother's surname was Cooper. Her obituary lists as survivors her sister Lizzie Wilburn of Union SC and two brothers Walter Smith and Clyde Smith of King's Creek (Cherokee County) SC. I have found the death certificate for Elizabeth "Lizzie" Smith Wilburn who was born in 1870 in Union County SC. She died 3 June 1943 in Union County SC. She was a widow at the time of her death and it does not give her husband's given name. Her death certificate states her father's name was Miles Smith and her mother's surname was Cooper. I have not located the two brothers, Walter and Clyde Smith, who were living in Cherokee County SC at the time of their sister Cora's death in 1937. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. James Nicholson [email protected]

Hi Folks, I have organized a surname group for researchers of the WADE surname. The group will use a combination of traditional source document genealogy and genetic genealogy (DNA) to further our genealogies. The objective is to sort out the WADE lines and hopefully find where they connect. All those who descend from WADE lines, including those with variant spellings of the surname, such as WAID, WAIDE, etc., are encouraged to join. We currently have seven members in the project and growing. This is not a commercial undertaking and the only thing I personally stand to gain from the project is expand my genealogy (and hopefully you will expand yours). This is your opportunity to establish scientifically what your paper genealogy could not do by itself. You can learn about the WADE project (and genetic genealogy in general) at the web site here: http://home.cfl.rr.com/wade3/ Thank you, Eldon

I am looking for information on the HAMMOND family who resided in Colombia. In particular, I am trying to locate information on MAMIE HAMMOND, born July 16, 1921. She was the daughter of John Hammond and Lizzie Evans. She married into the LOMELIUS family of NYC. Any help is appreciated. Carolyn Spartanburg

CALDWELL in SC: 18 October 2000 Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records: by Revil "WARDLAW, Hugh -- Dec'd. Will. Abbeville Prob. Bk pg 98 Summons 13 dec 1833 to: Joseph WARDLAW-- Appl. William WARDLAW David WARDLAW John WARDLAW James WARDLAW -w- Margaret Hugh H. CALVERT James DUNN -w- Caroline Wm SMITH -w- Frances Wm LEEK -w- Eliza Mary CALVERT John CALVERT and Lucy CALVERT - minors-Jesse CALVERT, Gdn. Hugh WARDLAW David R. CALDWELL -w- Elizabeth Benjamin HODGES -w- Mary Ann" "RICHEY, John Laurens 1-23 A-20 3 July 1819 Wife: Margaret (or Margrett) Son: William RICHEY Dau: Jane HARRASE (HARRIS?) son-in-law: Joseph GRAVES Son?: Samuel RICHEY Ex: Martin SHAW Wits: David CALDWELL, Jr, Archibald SCOTT, Aven? FULLER." "WHITAKER, Isaac -w- Charity of Abbeville Dist Advs: David CALDWELL who had purchased shares they claimed, from Moses MADDEN. Laurens Equity 1813-8." "MOORE, Eleanor - Dau of Rebecca CALDWELL, Will 4 Oct 1799. Newberry Wills. Rebecca MOORE - a granddaughter of testatrix. 5 ch: Margaret RICHEY, Martha CALHOUN, Rebecca EAST, William CALDWELL, David CALDWELL, James CALDWELL, Eliza GILLAM." "EDGEHILL, Thomas, Senr - Gr. March 1775. Thos EDGEHILL, Jr. 'For his father, and his grant. To: Norris MERCHANT 23 Oct 1786 several tracts on Little River to John Simmons MAY 1758. Gr. 15 Feb 1769. Bd Samuel FORD, Wm SIMPSON, Elizabeth CALDWELL. Laurens Deed B-42." "MC QUEEN______ Newberry Equity Bk-6 1822-4 Dau: Elizabeth BEARD - no issue Susannah -w- Peter KE___? Dau: Mary -w- John JOHNSON Elizabeth -w- John CALDWELL Son: James MC QUEEN(S) Ch: Araminta Masia Elizabeth Caroline Susannah Alexander MC QUEEN Samuel MC QUEEN Dau: Esther -w- Francis WILSON Margaret -w- Alexander WILEY Elizabeth MC QUEEN(S)" "CALDWELL, John -'96 District, Rec Ind William CALDWELL - Marriage Liscense Joseph CALDWELL - Col Ezekiah CALDWELL Wm T. CALDWELL -m- Elizabeth WILLIAMS, Spinster. Mar 18, 1783." "RUSHTON, John and Priscilla - Dec'd. Summons 1827 - Gaines F. RUSHTON, Eliphar RUSHTON - both minors. James CARSON and Geo F. CALDWELL, Gdns." "BRIGGS, Thomas - Doctor. Richland Bills 120 See card J. CALDWELL." "HAYNES, Charles, Will________? 8 Nov 1864. Anderson WILLS 138-93. Sister in Law: Mrs. Betsy REED, $240 to remain in family____226 pat's. All after debts. wife: Mrs. Ann HAYNES Wit: J. P. CALDWELL, Bird PHILLIPS, J. H. LITTLE." "CALDWELL, Samuel 21 Jan 1788 Fairfield Deed B-128/130 To: Peter ROBINSON. 150 A. on a Brance of Wateree Creek. Bd. John HUSTON, and John MC COMBE. Wit: Alexander JOHNSTON, Joseph CAMERON, David BONER." "MILLER, Alexander Fairfield Wills Vol-1 54 1787 Son: Alexander and Henry Dau: Susan Wife: Hannah Date: Oct 25, 1789 Ex: Samuel CALDWELL and Hugh MILLING (MILLER) Wit: Wm CLINTOCK, Joseph CATHCART, Geo KENNEDY." "CALDWELL, John Esq - of '96 dist to Gilbert TURNER - 200 A pt 1200 Gr. John CALDWELL July 8, 1774. Bd. N-Wm TURNER, near Gilbert Creek all other sides part of same Gr (Grant) Laurens Deed 3-109 Mar 1, 1775. Laurens Deed B-108/10 Gilbert TURNER 63 A." "CALDWELL, Samuel -m- Jenny CURNALL - Dau of Barnett CURNALL Heirs: widow: Gracey CURNALL (of Barnette CURNALL) Nanny -w- Benj HIET (or HITT) Moses CURNALL Jenny -w- Samuel CALDWELL Polly CURNALL Milly -w- Stephen MAULDIN Laurens Deed C-482 1802 Deed Bk E-415: Samuel CALDWELL of VA Dec'd His Grant William CALDWELL of '96 Dist. Son: John CALDWELL - Conv. July 15, 1793 150 A. Fork of Broad and Saluda River on a small Branch called Beaver Dam. John - Oldest brother of Samuel." "CALDWELL, William to Roger MURPHEY - 300 A. on Long Lick Creek of Saluda River Bd Robert WOODS, Robert GILLS, Ebenezer STORM and Patrick CUNNINGHAM Laurens Deed Bk !-167 1784 To: Jean THOMPSON of Laurens - 200 A. on Little River. Bd Hugh O'NEAL*, John CHESNUT, Henry O'NEAL and John O'NEAL - Hastin DEAL and Thos EDGEHILL. wit: Daniel MEGIN, Wm MC DONALD, Hugh O'NEAL. March 17, 1786 Deed Bk A-356-358." *Hugh O'NEAL: James Holloway POOL s/o John POOL & Mahulda HOLLOWAY m. Mary ROWE d/o Benj ROWE and Ruth O'NEAL d/o Hugh O'NEAL. (aep) "KERNALL/CURNALL, Barnett - Of '96 dist Will 15 Apr 1785. D. shortly after. Wife: Grace My Ch: Curtis KERNALL Nancy -m- Benjamin HITT* Jenny -m- Samuel CALDWELL Milly -m- Stephen OWEN Polly KERNALL Exors: John TURNER, Patrick KERNALL. Laurens Equity 1812-4" *One of Benjamin HITT's descendants, Mary HITT, married our James Flowers POOL. Sarah HITT married an ALTMAN in Sumter Co, AL. We have an ALTMAN/POOL direct line. (aep) ********* "Emmigration to Other States from Southside Virginia, Volume I" By: Elliot "CURNAL, Grace et alls Laurens District, S.C. Know all men by these presents that we, Gracy CURNAL, Benjamin HITT and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy CURNAL, Moses CURNAL, Samuel CALDWELL and Jenny CALDWELL, his wife, formerly Jenny CURNAL, Polly CURNAL, Stephen OWEN and Milly his wife, formerly Milly CURNAL, heirs and legatees of the State of South Carolina, have appointed Curtis CURNAL of the District of Laurens in the state aforesaid our lawful attorney to sell and dispose of our respective shares of a certain tract of land containing 200 acres on the south branch of Lawson's Creek in Halifax County, State of Virginia and to give deed for same. Dated 28 Apr 1802 Recorded 27 Dec 1802 Ref: Halifax County (VA) Deed Book 19, page 418." "CALDWELL, David Mecklenburg County, NC Know all men by these presents that we, David CALDWELL and Mary CALDWELL of the County of Mecklenburg County, State of *North Caroline, do appoint Elijah GRAVES of Mecklenburg County, State of Virginia, our lawful attorney to sue for and secure the legacy of my wife Mary a legatee of Isaac SMITH, deceased. Dated 13 Sept 1791 Recorded 10 Oct 1791 Ref: Mecklenburg County (VA) Deed Book 8, Page 71" *Note that there are two Mecklenburg Counties, one in VA and one in NC. (aep=Audrey Ellen Pool) "CALDWELL, Robert et als Mercer County, Dist of Kentucky Know all mean by these presents that we, Robert CALDWELL and David CALDWELL of Mercer County, District of Kentucky, do appoint David LOGAN of Halifax County, State of Virginia, our lawful attorney to receive all debts and demands due us and to make a deed to a tract of land in said county of Halifax containing 200 acres of land where David CALDWELL formerly lived. Ref: Halifax County (VA) Deed Book 14, Page 154" Rec: 20 Sept 1787" "HENRY, William Lincoln County, KY Know all men by these presents that I, William JOHNSTON, of Charlotte County, State of Virginia, do appoint my friend William HENRY of Lincoln County, State of Kentucky, my lawful attorney to make over to William CALDWELL of Lincoln County, Kentucky, two tracts of land which I purchased of Col John SMITH and William ROBERTSON...being 850 acres in all...and to give a deed for me. Dated 20 Aug 1785 Recorded 4 Oct 1785 Ref: Charlotte County (VA) Deed Book 5, Page 144"

The book is - CHAMPLAIN ou les portes du Nouveau Monde Cinq siécles d'échanges entre le Centre-Ouest français et l'Amérique du Nord Commémoration du 400 anniversaire de la naissance de l'Ameérique française Edited by Mickaël Augeron and Dominique Guillmet, published by Gesete èditions 2004. (My only connection is that I supplied a couple of photographs taken in Charleston, SC.) Basically, this book is in commeration of the 400th anniversary of Champlain's exploration of America. However, here are a few entries on pages 408-9. From AUNIS BONNEAU, Antoine, (La Rochele, tonnelier, Caroline du Sud, 1694) BONNEAU, Marie, (èp. Nicholas DE LONGUEMARE, La Rochele, 1685) BURGEAUD, Jeanne, (ép. Elie, PRIOLEAU, Ile de Ré, Caroline du Sud, 1687) Du BLISS, Catherine, (èp. Antoine BONNEAU, La Rochele, Caroline du Sud, 1685) MAZYCK, Isaac, (Ile de Ré, marchand, Caroline du Sud, 1689) MOZE, Cézar, (La Rochele, marchand, Caroline du Sud, 1685) MOZE, Jeanne Elizabeth, (ép. Pierre VIDEAU, La Rochele, Caroline du Sud, 1694) PERDRIAU, Marguerite (ép. Daniel HUGER, La Rochele, Caroline du Sud, 1686) (plus 5 other PERDRIAU entries) VIDEAU, Pierre, (La Rochelle, Caroline du Sud, 1694) From SAINTONGE DUBOIS, Jacques, (Marennes, New York, 1688) MARION, Benjamin, (La Chaume, Caroline du Sud, 1694) PRIOLEAU, Elie (Pons, pasteur, Caroline du Sud, 1687) SAUZEAU, Blanche (ép. Jacques DUBOIS, Marennes, 1688) The entries above were researched by Bertrand VAN RUYMBEKE. There is also a list of émigrés to Louisiane and to Québec Also articles on Page 141 - New Rochelle Page 142 - Middleburg Plantation (my photograph) Page 143 - La Maison Manigault (my photograph) Ray Timmons

I am seeking information on Joseph Andre, born about 1825 in France, died after 1900 in South Carolina (probably Windsor, Aiken County). He married (1) Emily and (2) Margaret (Brown?). Would like to know if anyone has come across any info on him other than the census info I have included below. 1850 Census, Barnwell District, South Carolina, (22 Sep 1850), p. 407B (Image164 of 301). Age: 25. Occupation: Gardener. Born: France (Living next door to J.C.W. McDonald, wealthy physician.) Joseph Andre 25 - M - France Emily 22 - F - SC 1860 Census, Aiken, Barnwell County, South Carolina, (9 Aug 1860), p. 422B (Image 170 of 340). Age: 40. Occupation: Vine Dresser. Born: France (Living next door to J.C.W. McDaniel, wealthy farmer.) Joseph Andre 40 - M - France Amelia(sic) 30 - F - SC Edward 10 - M - SC Margaret 8 - F - SC Joseph 2 - M - SC 1870 Census, Barnwell County, Windsor Twp., South Carolina, p. 459A (Image 4 of 27). Joseph Andrews-40 M Emily-35 F Andy-19 M Julius-13 M Johny-6 M Cinthia-4 F Isaac-2 M Catherine-7/12 F Sarah Renew-24 M(sic) 1880 Census, Windsor, Aiken County, South Carolina, p. 293C. Occupation: Farmer Joseph Andre 52 - M - France France France(Living next door to Tilman Brown.) Emily 45 - F - SC France SC Jno. F. 16 - M - SC France SC Cynthia 14 - F - SC France SC Isaac 12 - M - SC France SC Catherine 10 - F - SC France SC Source Information: Family History Library Film 1255218 NA Film Number T9-1218 1900 Census, Aiken County, South Carolina, Windsor, E.D. # 37, Sheet 15B, p. 214 (Image 30 of 50), 15 Jun 1900. Age: 74. Birthdate: Jul 1825. Occupation: Farmer. Immigrated to the U.S. 1847. Naturalized citizen. Andre, Joseph Head W M Jul 1825 74 M 13 France France France Margaret Wife W F Oct 1851 48 M 13 0 0 SC SC SC Joseph Andre's daughter, Cynthia, married Joseph Robert (Yardom) Brown, my great grandfather. Yardom was the son of Tillman/Tilmon (T.P.) Brown. I would love to identify the parents of Joseph Andre and his wife Emily's as well. Sincerely, Tom Williams

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Audrey the Puckett's Creek you mentioned in May 10, 1775 in on the land that was owned by my grand grandfather William C. Puckett. I walked this land about 6 months ago and took pictures of Puckett's Creek. I would love to correspond with anyone that is interested in the line. Thank you Margie Puckett King. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Audrey Pool" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2004 12:10 AM Subject: [SC] Re: DANIELS - and many other SC surnames-look for yours > > > "DANIEL, Leonard Will Book 2, page 48, Lunenburg, VA > > Account current of the estate of Leonard DANIEL, deceased, 7 Sept 1761, showing list of accounts to be paid by Chisley/Chesley DANIEL, administrator, - total 163 pouns 13 shillings 8 pence." > > > > "Inventory of goods and chattels sold to discharge debts of estate (all in possession of me Chisley DANIEL, administrator). Part sold 7 Sept 1761 and part sold 29 Jan 1762 - total 146 pounds 17 shillings 1 1/2 pence. > > Recorded 7 April 1762" > > > > ******* > > Edgefield District, SC: > > > > "4 Feb 1789: Chesly DANIEL & Judith, his wife, of Granville Co, NC to William GLOVER of Edgefield Co, SC for 200 pounds, sold 400 acres originally granted 14 Sep 1771 unto Champness TERRY & conveyed by deed 8 mar 1774 to Chesly DANIEL, adj. Michael BUCKHALTER & George LIMBECKER. /s/ Chesly DANIEL, Judith W*. (J) DANIEL. Wit: Wm COCKE, Jr, Henry KEY, David GLOVER, Robert GLOVER, who swore by oath 10 Jul 1789 before Aquila MILES, J. P." > > *Judith's name is WOODSON. > > > > "10 May 1775: Francis BRAZINA (?), Planter of Camden Dist, SC to Arthur SIMKINS, Esq. of Ninety-Six dist, SC for 25 pounds, sold 250 acres on PUCKETS' Creek a branch of STEVENS Creek & Savannah River, originally granted 31 Aug 1774, & adj. Ephraim PUCKETT; land surveyed on Dutch bounty; William CARR & Arthur SIMKINS. /s/ Francis BREZINA. Wit: Jesse DANIEL, William DANIEL, who swore by oath 15 Feb 1776 in Orangeburg Dist, SC before John FAIRCHILD, J. P." > > > > "Pp. 20-24. 23 Jul 1790: Arthur WATSON to Thomas FORTNER, both of Edgefield Co, SC for 10 pounds, sold 157 acres on Peters Creek of Cloud Creek adj. No JAMES DANIELS; SE Robert PRINGLES; due W Robert STARK; Arthur MIDDLETON & NE Thomas WATERS. /S/ Arthur WATSON. Wit: Abner WATSON, Arthur Rice WATSON, John FORTNER, who swore by oath 13 Oct 1790 before Arthur SIMKINS, J. P. . (no date)." > > > > "Pp. John Julius PRINGLE, Esq & Susannah his wife of Charleston, SC to Arthur WATSON of Edgefield Co, SC for 54 pounds, sold 500 acres originally granted 26 Jul 1774 to Robert PRINGLE, Esq, dec'd. on Faul's Creek of Cloud Creek adj Arthur WATSON, JAMES DANIEL , Robert STARK, Edward COUCH & Michael WATSON. /s/ John J. PRINGLE, Susannah PRINGLE. Wit: Hary GRANT, William LEE, John EDSON, who swore by oath 14 Dec 1795 before Russell WILSON, J. P. Rec'd 4 Jan 1795." > > > > "Pp. 252-259. 20 Jul 1789: Samuel WALKER, Planter, of Edgefield, SC, qualified & only surviving Executor of Benjamin BELL, dec'd of said county, to WILLIAM DANIEL , Planter, of Fairfield Co, SC for 200 pounds, sold 1000 acres, being of several tracts: (1) 300 acres in Colleton Co, St Paul's Par. on Little Mine Creek of Little Saludy (Saluda), granted 2 Jun 1769 to said BELL; (2) 200 acres on Mine Creek of Little Saludy River in Colleton Co, SC granted 27 Sep 1769 to Wood TUCKER & conveyed 28 Sep 1771 to said Benjamin BELL; (3) 100 acres on Mine Creek; branch of Little Saludy River, granted 5 Oct 1773 to John BELL; (4) 200 acres on Mine Creek, a branch of Little Saludy River, granted 21 May 1772 to Benjamin BELL; (5) 200 acres in St Paul's Par., Berkley Co, SC near Little Mine Creek, a branch of Litle Saludy River, granted 23 Jun 1774 to Robert STARK, who conveyed to Benjamin BELL, dec'd. /s/ Samuel WALKER. Wit: Thomas ADAMS, *Benjamin RHODES, who swore by oath 6 ! > Mar 1790 before Arthur SIMKINS, J. P." > > *Benj RHODES m. Temperance POOL d/o John POOL & Mahulda HOLLOWAY. > > > > "7 Mar 1788: William BROWN to Anna BLAND, widow and Executrix of Estate of Robert BLAND, late of said county, dec'd, both of Edgefield Co, SC for 2 pounds, sold 350 acres on Little Mine Creek of Little Saluda River, adj WILLIAM DANIELS & HART when granted 1 Jan 1787. /s/ William BROWN. Wit: Henry KING, Avrilla (A) KING, who swore by oath 27 Jun 1788 before Russell WILSON, J.P." > > > > "22 May 1795: William MAYSON/MASON, as attorney for Wm HART in Charleston, SC to Henry HERRON/HERRING of Edgefield Co, SC for 50 pounds, sold 200 acres being part of 2 tracts granted to the Rev'd Samuel HART & in a general Plat surveyed by WILLIAM DANIEL 18 Jun 1794 said to contain 1007 as a lot off said Plat on Pen Creek of Little Saluda River. /s/ Wm HART by his agent, Wm MAYSON. Wit: Barnett (X) TRAVERS, William HERRIN, who swore by oath 24 May 1795 before Jas MAYSON. Rcd. 2 Jun 1795" > > Note: Our Susannah POOL m. James HERRING > > > > "7 May 1794: William BURDETT (BURNETT?) to David PITTS for 5 pounds, sold 50 acres originally granted 5 Feb 1787 on branch of Red Bank Creek of Little Saluda River adj. Ambrose GAINS. /s/ William BURDITT, Patience (+) BURDITT. Wit: Avenillah (A) KING, Elizabeth (X) SMEDLEY, Henry KING, who swore by oath 27 Jun 1795 before WM DANIEL, J. P. Rcd. 6 Jul 1795" > > > > "17 Dec 1795, William BRASWELL...my children: Jacob BRAWELL, William BRASWELL, Richard BRASWELL, John BRASWELL & Allen BRASWELL dau Elizabeth and Sally BRASWELL, sworn before Wm DANIEL, J. P. " > > Note: The BRASWELL family is from Isle of Wight County, VA. > > > > Land transaction between Thomas DOZER/DOZIER and Reubin LISENBY, both of Edgefield...1000 acres on Little Saluda River and Big Creek...mentions: GREEN, BROWN, Henry KING, BLAND, SCOTT...before WILLIAM DANIEL, J. P....1795 > > > > "21 Dec 1795: Daniel MACKLEY (?) (also MC KIE), Planter, to James BARRINGTON (ARRINGTON), both of Edgefield Co, SC for 50 pounds, sold 458 acres on head of Turkey Creek & the waggon road from Augusta to the ridge & on the Road from Edgefield Courthouse to Columbia adj. john RYAN, heirs of Charles WILLIAMS & John CRAWFORD. /s/ Dn'l MC KIE. wit; Sawney MC KIE, James LIVINGSTON, Jonathan NEAL (O'NEAL) (also NAIL). who swore by oath 23 Dec 1795 befoe WM DANIEL, J. P. Rcd. 5 Feb 1796" > > > > 1795, HUMPRIES land transaction mentions FORT-NICHOLSON-GAINS and swore before WM DANILE, J.P. Rcd 22 Feb 1796 > > FORT m. POOLE in Isle of Wight, VA > > NICHOLSON m. HOLLOWAY in Edgefield, SC > > POOL m. HOLLOWAY in Edgefield, SC > > > > "Deed Book 16, Edgefield, SC: > > > > "James DANIEL of Fairfield County, planter, to Wats (Watts) MAN (MANN). L&R, 9/10 may 1787, L200 old SC Currency, 150 acres on a branch of Clouds Creek of Little Salua River granted 16 Jan 1761 by Lt Gov Wm BULL unto Linerd SUMMOTT (?) 150 acres, by Linerd SUMMOTT to Moses KIRKLAND and sd KIRKLAN to JAMES DANIEL. Wit: Wm DANIEL, John MAY, John DANIEL. /s/ James DANIEL. Proven 25 October 1798 by John DANIEL; Russell WILSON, J. P.. Rec 8 Jan 1799" > > Note: Two of our POOL girls m. Phillip Curtis MAY and John W. MAY > > > > "Barrott TRAVIS (sic), planter, to John GLANTON (CLANTON), planter. Deed, 9 October 1798, $100, 100 acres being part of 312 acres originally granted to William HUMPHREYS on Mine Creek and the road from 96 to Charleston, bounding WILLIAM DANIEL's land. Wit: Mumford PERRYMAN, Jonathan GLANTON. /s/ Barrote (x) TRAVIS. 2 March 1799" > > > > "PERRYMAN, Dr Samuel - Box 75, Pack 1843: > > Will dated May 7, 1838. Wife: Sarah A. PERRYMAN, Zebulon Rudolph, Jr, Dr John P. BARRATT, Richard WATSON. Wit: Edna CALDWELL, Margaret A. HOLLOWAY, Simon PATTERSON. Chn: Wm, Sam'l, Richard Mumford PERRYMAN. 'Plantation in Lounds Co, AL owned by Dr. J. P. BARATT (BARRETT) and myself be sold and divided between my wife and chn. That the amt. owe me by Jas HAGOOD of Lounds Ao, AL, formerly of Edgefield, SC be given back to said HAGOOD. Unto Hardy WHITE my colt.' Brothers and sistrers: Alex'r, Milton T. PERRYMAN, Martha GALLAUGHRER, Nancy MEDLOCK. 'My business in the hands of Beckham VAUGHAN of Lounds Co, AL be closed by him at least by ...etc." Abbeville, SC... > > > > Edgefield Dist, SC Wills: > > > > "11 March 1807. I, WILLIAM DANIEL, desire that all my just debts are to be paid. To my beloved wife Lucritia (Lucretia) DANIEL I give the plantation where I now live for her natural life also the third of my personal property, household & kitchen furniture of every sort & after her death to be divided amongst my chn. To my beloved son John DANIEL I give all that tract of land lying in Fairfield Dist, SC on the waters of Broad River containing 100 acres & for John to pay out of the value of the land $300 in cash to each of my dtrs, Mary & Catherine DANIEL. To my beloved sons JESSE & JAMES DANILE I give all that tract of land lying in Edgefield Dist. on Indian Creek to be equally divided between them, with James DANIEL to have the upper part whereon he now lived & Jesse DANIEL the lower part of the tract of 1,000 acres more or less. To my beloved son William DANIEL I give that tract of land lying in Edgefield dist on the waters of Mine & Pen Creek, joining Jeremiah MO! > BLEY, Philip RAFORDS, PARKANS land, Elisha BLAND, Poton BLAND, Henry HERRINS (HERRING) line containing 1200 acres. To my beloved son Stephen DANIEL I give my land where I now live after his mother's death including all he land lying on both side of Mine Creek containing 2,000. I give to Philip RAFORD for service done fro me 150 acres of land lying between PARKENSES land , William DANIEL, Junr and Henry HERRON (sic). to Bryan MARSH for his wife part of land I relinquish my claim for money lent to him/one note of hand for $250 also $60 by order to Patsey BLAND. I desire that all my prsonal property household & kitchen furniture, farming tools, last year cotton crop to be divided amongst my chn: first give my wife one third. Chn, viz: Joh DANIEL, Elizabeth RAFORD, Jesse DANIEL, James DANIEL, Martha MARSH, Mary DANIEL, Catharine DANIEL, William DANIEL & Stephen DANIEL. I desire that my wife educate my sons William & Stephen DANIEL out of her money. I appoint Phillip RAF! > ORD & my sons Jesse and James DANIEL as execuors. wit: Mumford PERRYMAN, John PERMENTER & Sally MOBLEY...Signed: William DANIEL. Proved by the oath of John PERMENTER this 6 may 1807 & at the same time qualified Philip RAFORD, Jesse & James DANIEL as executors & recorded the 11 May 1807. Jn TIMKINS, OED." > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Virus warnings are not welcome on this list. > Remember when writing a query, to always put in DATES & LOCATIONS > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Hi Margie, I have Puckett's, but I think they were from the Union Co., SC area. There was not a William among them, that I can find. My earliest known Puckett ancestor was Miles C. Puckett b. c. 1813. He was a Methodist minister and road the circuit. Both his wives were from Union Co., SC. Do you know anything about them? Melanie Margie King wrote: > Audrey the Puckett's Creek you mentioned in May 10, 1775 in on the land that > was owned by my grand grandfather William C. Puckett. I walked this land > about 6 months ago and took pictures of Puckett's Creek. I would love to > correspond with anyone that is interested in the line. Thank you Margie > Puckett King. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Audrey Pool" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, July 05, 2004 12:10 AM > Subject: [SC] Re: DANIELS - and many other SC surnames-look for yours > > > > > > > "DANIEL, Leonard Will Book 2, page 48, Lunenburg, VA > > > > Account current of the estate of Leonard DANIEL, deceased, 7 Sept 1761, > showing list of accounts to be paid by Chisley/Chesley DANIEL, > administrator, - total 163 pouns 13 shillings 8 pence." > > > > > > > > "Inventory of goods and chattels sold to discharge debts of estate (all in > possession of me Chisley DANIEL, administrator). Part sold 7 Sept 1761 and > part sold 29 Jan 1762 - total 146 pounds 17 shillings 1 1/2 pence. > > > > Recorded 7 April 1762" > > > > > > > > ******* > > > > Edgefield District, SC: > > > > > > > > "4 Feb 1789: Chesly DANIEL & Judith, his wife, of Granville Co, NC to > William GLOVER of Edgefield Co, SC for 200 pounds, sold 400 acres originally > granted 14 Sep 1771 unto Champness TERRY & conveyed by deed 8 mar 1774 to > Chesly DANIEL, adj. Michael BUCKHALTER & George LIMBECKER. /s/ Chesly > DANIEL, Judith W*. (J) DANIEL. Wit: Wm COCKE, Jr, Henry KEY, David GLOVER, > Robert GLOVER, who swore by oath 10 Jul 1789 before Aquila MILES, J. P." > > > > *Judith's name is WOODSON. > > > > > > > > "10 May 1775: Francis BRAZINA (?), Planter of Camden Dist, SC to Arthur > SIMKINS, Esq. of Ninety-Six dist, SC for 25 pounds, sold 250 acres on > PUCKETS' Creek a branch of STEVENS Creek & Savannah River, originally > granted 31 Aug 1774, & adj. Ephraim PUCKETT; land surveyed on Dutch bounty; > William CARR & Arthur SIMKINS. /s/ Francis BREZINA. Wit: Jesse DANIEL, > William DANIEL, who swore by oath 15 Feb 1776 in Orangeburg Dist, SC before > John FAIRCHILD, J. P." > > > > > > > > "Pp. 20-24. 23 Jul 1790: Arthur WATSON to Thomas FORTNER, both of > Edgefield Co, SC for 10 pounds, sold 157 acres on Peters Creek of Cloud > Creek adj. No JAMES DANIELS; SE Robert PRINGLES; due W Robert STARK; > Arthur MIDDLETON & NE Thomas WATERS. /S/ Arthur WATSON. Wit: Abner > WATSON, Arthur Rice WATSON, John FORTNER, who swore by oath 13 Oct 1790 > before Arthur SIMKINS, J. P. . (no date)." > > > > > > > > "Pp. John Julius PRINGLE, Esq & Susannah his wife of Charleston, SC to > Arthur WATSON of Edgefield Co, SC for 54 pounds, sold 500 acres originally > granted 26 Jul 1774 to Robert PRINGLE, Esq, dec'd. on Faul's Creek of Cloud > Creek adj Arthur WATSON, JAMES DANIEL , Robert STARK, Edward COUCH & > Michael WATSON. /s/ John J. PRINGLE, Susannah PRINGLE. Wit: Hary GRANT, > William LEE, John EDSON, who swore by oath 14 Dec 1795 before Russell > WILSON, J. P. Rec'd 4 Jan 1795." > > > > > > > > "Pp. 252-259. 20 Jul 1789: Samuel WALKER, Planter, of Edgefield, SC, > qualified & only surviving Executor of Benjamin BELL, dec'd of said county, > to WILLIAM DANIEL , Planter, of Fairfield Co, SC for 200 pounds, sold > 1000 acres, being of several tracts: (1) 300 acres in Colleton Co, St > Paul's Par. on Little Mine Creek of Little Saludy (Saluda), granted 2 Jun > 1769 to said BELL; (2) 200 acres on Mine Creek of Little Saludy River in > Colleton Co, SC granted 27 Sep 1769 to Wood TUCKER & conveyed 28 Sep 1771 to > said Benjamin BELL; (3) 100 acres on Mine Creek; branch of Little Saludy > River, granted 5 Oct 1773 to John BELL; (4) 200 acres on Mine Creek, a > branch of Little Saludy River, granted 21 May 1772 to Benjamin BELL; (5) > 200 acres in St Paul's Par., Berkley Co, SC near Little Mine Creek, a branch > of Litle Saludy River, granted 23 Jun 1774 to Robert STARK, who conveyed to > Benjamin BELL, dec'd. /s/ Samuel WALKER. Wit: Thomas ADAMS, *Benjamin > RHODES, who swore by oath 6 ! > > Mar 1790 before Arthur SIMKINS, J. P." > > > > *Benj RHODES m. Temperance POOL d/o John POOL & Mahulda HOLLOWAY. > > > > > > > > "7 Mar 1788: William BROWN to Anna BLAND, widow and Executrix of Estate > of Robert BLAND, late of said county, dec'd, both of Edgefield Co, SC for 2 > pounds, sold 350 acres on Little Mine Creek of Little Saluda River, adj > WILLIAM DANIELS & HART when granted 1 Jan 1787. /s/ William BROWN. Wit: > Henry KING, Avrilla (A) KING, who swore by oath 27 Jun 1788 before Russell > WILSON, J.P." > > > > > > > > "22 May 1795: William MAYSON/MASON, as attorney for Wm HART in > Charleston, SC to Henry HERRON/HERRING of Edgefield Co, SC for 50 pounds, > sold 200 acres being part of 2 tracts granted to the Rev'd Samuel HART & in > a general Plat surveyed by WILLIAM DANIEL 18 Jun 1794 said to contain > 1007 as a lot off said Plat on Pen Creek of Little Saluda River. /s/ Wm > HART by his agent, Wm MAYSON. Wit: Barnett (X) TRAVERS, William HERRIN, > who swore by oath 24 May 1795 before Jas MAYSON. Rcd. 2 Jun 1795" > > > > Note: Our Susannah POOL m. James HERRING > > > > > > > > "7 May 1794: William BURDETT (BURNETT?) to David PITTS for 5 pounds, sold > 50 acres originally granted 5 Feb 1787 on branch of Red Bank Creek of Little > Saluda River adj. Ambrose GAINS. /s/ William BURDITT, Patience (+) BURDITT. > Wit: Avenillah (A) KING, Elizabeth (X) SMEDLEY, Henry KING, who swore by > oath 27 Jun 1795 before WM DANIEL, J. P. Rcd. 6 Jul 1795" > > > > > > > > "17 Dec 1795, William BRASWELL...my children: Jacob BRAWELL, William > BRASWELL, Richard BRASWELL, John BRASWELL & Allen BRASWELL dau Elizabeth and > Sally BRASWELL, sworn before Wm DANIEL, J. P. " > > > > Note: The BRASWELL family is from Isle of Wight County, VA. > > > > > > > > Land transaction between Thomas DOZER/DOZIER and Reubin LISENBY, both of > Edgefield...1000 acres on Little Saluda River and Big Creek...mentions: > GREEN, BROWN, Henry KING, BLAND, SCOTT...before WILLIAM DANIEL, J. > P....1795 > > > > > > > > "21 Dec 1795: Daniel MACKLEY (?) (also MC KIE), Planter, to James > BARRINGTON (ARRINGTON), both of Edgefield Co, SC for 50 pounds, sold 458 > acres on head of Turkey Creek & the waggon road from Augusta to the ridge & > on the Road from Edgefield Courthouse to Columbia adj. john RYAN, heirs of > Charles WILLIAMS & John CRAWFORD. /s/ Dn'l MC KIE. wit; Sawney MC KIE, > James LIVINGSTON, Jonathan NEAL (O'NEAL) (also NAIL). who swore by oath 23 > Dec 1795 befoe WM DANIEL, J. P. Rcd. 5 Feb 1796" > > > > > > > > 1795, HUMPRIES land transaction mentions FORT-NICHOLSON-GAINS and swore > before WM DANILE, J.P. Rcd 22 Feb 1796 > > > > FORT m. POOLE in Isle of Wight, VA > > > > NICHOLSON m. HOLLOWAY in Edgefield, SC > > > > POOL m. HOLLOWAY in Edgefield, SC > > > > > > > > "Deed Book 16, Edgefield, SC: > > > > > > > > "James DANIEL of Fairfield County, planter, to Wats (Watts) MAN (MANN). > L&R, 9/10 may 1787, L200 old SC Currency, 150 acres on a branch of Clouds > Creek of Little Salua River granted 16 Jan 1761 by Lt Gov Wm BULL unto > Linerd SUMMOTT (?) 150 acres, by Linerd SUMMOTT to Moses KIRKLAND and sd > KIRKLAN to JAMES DANIEL. Wit: Wm DANIEL, John MAY, John DANIEL. /s/ > James DANIEL. Proven 25 October 1798 by John DANIEL; Russell WILSON, J. P.. > Rec 8 Jan 1799" > > > > Note: Two of our POOL girls m. Phillip Curtis MAY and John W. MAY > > > > > > > > "Barrott TRAVIS (sic), planter, to John GLANTON (CLANTON), planter. Deed, > 9 October 1798, $100, 100 acres being part of 312 acres originally granted > to William HUMPHREYS on Mine Creek and the road from 96 to Charleston, > bounding WILLIAM DANIEL's land. Wit: Mumford PERRYMAN, Jonathan GLANTON. > /s/ Barrote (x) TRAVIS. 2 March 1799" > > > > > > > > "PERRYMAN, Dr Samuel - Box 75, Pack 1843: > > > > Will dated May 7, 1838. Wife: Sarah A. PERRYMAN, Zebulon Rudolph, Jr, Dr > John P. BARRATT, Richard WATSON. Wit: Edna CALDWELL, Margaret A. HOLLOWAY, > Simon PATTERSON. Chn: Wm, Sam'l, Richard Mumford PERRYMAN. 'Plantation in > Lounds Co, AL owned by Dr. J. P. BARATT (BARRETT) and myself be sold and > divided between my wife and chn. That the amt. owe me by Jas HAGOOD of > Lounds Ao, AL, formerly of Edgefield, SC be given back to said HAGOOD. Unto > Hardy WHITE my colt.' Brothers and sistrers: Alex'r, Milton T. PERRYMAN, > Martha GALLAUGHRER, Nancy MEDLOCK. 'My business in the hands of Beckham > VAUGHAN of Lounds Co, AL be closed by him at least by ...etc." Abbeville, > SC... > > > > > > > > Edgefield Dist, SC Wills: > > > > > > > > "11 March 1807. I, WILLIAM DANIEL, desire that all my just debts are to > be paid. To my beloved wife Lucritia (Lucretia) DANIEL I give the > plantation where I now live for her natural life also the third of my > personal property, household & kitchen furniture of every sort & after her > death to be divided amongst my chn. To my beloved son John DANIEL I give > all that tract of land lying in Fairfield Dist, SC on the waters of Broad > River containing 100 acres & for John to pay out of the value of the land > $300 in cash to each of my dtrs, Mary & Catherine DANIEL. To my beloved > sons JESSE & JAMES DANILE I give all that tract of land lying in Edgefield > Dist. on Indian Creek to be equally divided between them, with James DANIEL > to have the upper part whereon he now lived & Jesse DANIEL the lower part of > the tract of 1,000 acres more or less. To my beloved son William DANIEL I > give that tract of land lying in Edgefield dist on the waters of Mine & Pen > Creek, joining Jeremiah MO! > > BLEY, Philip RAFORDS, PARKANS land, Elisha BLAND, Poton BLAND, Henry > HERRINS (HERRING) line containing 1200 acres. To my beloved son Stephen > DANIEL I give my land where I now live after his mother's death including > all he land lying on both side of Mine Creek containing 2,000. I give to > Philip RAFORD for service done fro me 150 acres of land lying between > PARKENSES land , William DANIEL, Junr and Henry HERRON (sic). to Bryan > MARSH for his wife part of land I relinquish my claim for money lent to > him/one note of hand for $250 also $60 by order to Patsey BLAND. I desire > that all my prsonal property household & kitchen furniture, farming tools, > last year cotton crop to be divided amongst my chn: first give my wife one > third. Chn, viz: Joh DANIEL, Elizabeth RAFORD, Jesse DANIEL, James DANIEL, > Martha MARSH, Mary DANIEL, Catharine DANIEL, William DANIEL & Stephen > DANIEL. I desire that my wife educate my sons William & Stephen DANIEL out > of her money. I appoint Phillip RAF! > > ORD & my sons Jesse and James DANIEL as execuors. wit: Mumford PERRYMAN, > John PERMENTER & Sally MOBLEY...Signed: William DANIEL. Proved by the > oath of John PERMENTER this 6 may 1807 & at the same time qualified Philip > RAFORD, Jesse & James DANIEL as executors & recorded the 11 May 1807. Jn > TIMKINS, OED." > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > > Virus warnings are not welcome on this list. > > Remember when writing a query, to always put in DATES & LOCATIONS > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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I have been sorting through the Pouncey lineage, and suddenly have more questions than answers. Is anyone working on this family? There are links to the John family, and I am interested to know how. Charity, the only known daughter of the first Anthony to Marlboro Co. ca. 1749, supposedly married a Mr. John. Her brother, Anthony, Jr. left property to a Jesse John sometime after the REv. War period. He also left most of his estate to his brother, Samuel's sons. The Pouncey family lived on the border of Marlboro & Marion Counties, so legal papers have been recorded in both counties. Their home was just above the Cashway Ferry area. The family eventually married into several other prominent families in the area. Would be interested in hearing from anyone with information on this lineage. Joanne Harley [email protected]

"South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805" by Leah Townsend, printed by the Florence Printing Company in 1935, lists a George TIMMONS, Ann BONNEAU and several ELLIOTT's as members of a Particular Baptist Church at Stono in 1736. Apparently, the church had been doctrinely divided for years between General and Particular Baptists, but had meet in harmony until a Rev. Robert Ingram stirred up the Calvinist Particular Baptists and they split. From what I can find on the Particular Baptist, they were started in England about 1633 and believed in predestination and did not believe in infant baptism (much like the Huguenot's). Any idea who the Rev. SIMMONS who testified before the Commons House about the split? The notes list the source as Edwards, Crozer MS, but does not list this source in the Bibliography. Does MS mean manuscript? Is this manuscript at Furman? According to the notes, the Stono church was on the Stono River in St. Andrews parish. Any idea where that is? There seems to be a Stono below Charleston near James Island Park and West from there, a Stono Point. Ray

Hello, Well, I usually am looking at this List for my Marsh ancestors, but I also descend from Abraham Estes through his son Richard. The Estes intermarried in GA with my Kyle, Sanders and Mitchell relatives several times, so I have a lot of Estes blood in me. Have you ever corresponded with David Estes in Australia? He has a huge database of descendents of Nicholas Estes. And I have a large list of descendents of Richard Estes. There is also a magazine called "Estes Trails", have you seen it? If not, I can put you in touch with the publisher. John Kyle San Diego In a message dated 7/10/04 8:08:53 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Hi Everyone! > > This is to announce my new Estes-Eastes Heritage web site that contain 6763 > people divided into 1217 surnames. > > www.estes-eastes.com > These pages represent the combined efforts of many people who have > conscientiously recorded their family lines over the years. The purpose of > this site is > to consolidate these records into one place so that anyone may use them as a > > foundation for further personal research and expansion.. > We begin with Nicholas Ewstas who was born in 1495 in Kent, England the > oldest known person in our Estes/Eastes/etc line. The pages that follow are > historic records of some his descendants. As we pass down through the > generations we > come to our progenitor, Abraham Estes, who migrated from England into the > Colony of Virginia and was the father of 13 children. One of these was John > Estes, Sr. father of Elisha Estes who migrated from Virginia to South > Carolina then > to Kentucky and Tennessee where he died in 1818. At the present, these > records follow the descendants of Elisha as they move through Virginia, > Kentucky, > Tennessee, Indiana and beyond. > This is just a beginning and that more records will be added in the future > to > include other descending lines from Abraham. >