Thanks. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 3:20 PM Subject: Re: [SC] Re: Posting of old records of mine...? > Yes, all of the Lists 2 mail has been down for a week. > Velma > > > ==== 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. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Thanks Jim. Maybe someone has been on vacation...was surprised to see my posts appearing today...thought for a minute that I was really losing my memory for I could not remember posting to the SC-L anytime today. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 3:04 PM Subject: Re: [SC] Re: Posting of old records of mine...? > I too have had nothing from this group for almost a week until today. > Jim > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Thank you RootsWeb for all the genealogy resources you have given us! > > ============================== > 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 > >

I am wondering why some of my old messages are being posted today. Has the List been down? Thanks, Audrey

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. Best Regards Roy Eastes USAF Retired See the "The Estes-Eastes Hertage pages @ www.estes-eastes.com ************************** If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything! - Mark Twain ********************** Remember the days of old, consider the years of many generations: ask thy father, and he will show thee; thy elders, and they will tell thee." Deuteronomy 32:7a

"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."

I would like to correspond with Joe DUKE if he is around. Thanks, Audrey

The Appomattox Society Dedicated to the 28,231 soldiers of the Confederate States of America who were there at Appomattox Courthouse with Robert E. Lee. These men found it within themselves to stay and fight for "Marse Robert" when the Confederacy was failing, their friends were deserting and their families were imploring them to comeback home. Unto this end, The Appomattox Society was formed to honor these men and their descendants. Ever faithful, they received the now famous General Order No. 9 From General Lee, stacked their arms, picked up their few meager belongings and headed to what days before had been a separate country, now again a state in the United States of America. The Appomattox Society consists of lineal and collateral descendants of the men who stayed and received their paroles at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia, April 10 - 15, 1865. Persons of any age or gender, who can show lineage back to one of these soldiers, are eligible to join the society. The hope is to collect biographical information on every man that surrendered at Appomattox and put it into a database where it can be researched by anyone wanting to find out more information on the men that were there. After numerous requests from persons whose ancestors were paroled after Appomattox, we have agreed that any person who can show lineage to a confederate ancestor that was paroled after Appomattox shall be eligible for full membership in the Appomattox Society. We will, in turn, profile these men in our newsletter also. This includes the soldiers who surrendered with Gen'l Joe Johnston near Greensboro, N.C., soldiers who surrendered with with Gen'l E.K. Smith at New Orleans, soldiers who surrendered with Gen'l Stand Waite in Texas, and other soldiers who can show parole on or after 9 April, 1865. The society is also open to all descendants of men who were captured and held until after the surrender. http://www.appomattoxsociety.org/

fyi..."images" of these 2 are online at: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/ there may be more... Details Series Number: S165010 Year: 1807 Item: 00002 ignore: 00 Records of the General Assembly, Grand Jury Presentments, 1783-1877 Date: 1807/11 Description: COLLETON DISTRICT, PRESENTMENT CONCERNING THE GAOL, AND THE UNFINISHED CONDITION OF THE COURT HOUSE. (2 PAGES) Names Indexed: MITCHELL, J./CAMPBELL, HUGH/WALTER, JOHN J./JOHNSTON, JOHN/CUSACK, PETER/KEEN, WILLIAM/HIGHTOWER, JOHN/RISHER, BENJAMIN SR./LOPER, MESSICK/HERRICK, RICHARD/QUISSENBERRY, DAVID/LONG, JACOB/FRELICK, JACOB Locations: COLLETON DISTRICT/ Type: PRESENTMENT/ Topics: JAILS/COURTHOUSES Details Series Number: S165010 Year: 1807 Item: 00003 ignore: 00 Date: 1807/11 Description: COLLETON DISTRICT, PRESENTMENT CONCERNING THE GAOL, AND THE UNFINISHED CONDITION OF THE COURT HOUSE. (2 PAGES) Names Indexed: MITCHELL, J./CAMPBELL, HUGH/WALTER, JOHN J./JOHNSTON, JOHN/CUSACK, PETER/KEEN, WILLIAM/HIGHTOWER, JOHN/RISHER, BENJAMIN SR./LOPER, MESSICK/HERRICK, RICHARD/QUISSENBERRY, DAVID/LONG, JACOB/FRELICK, JACOB Locations: COLLETON DISTRICT/ Type: PRESENTMENT/ Topics: JAILS/COURTHOUSES

DANIEL of Brunswick County, VA: "Marmaduke DANNIEL of Brunswick Co to William JEAN of same. 27 Sep 1757. L15 VA. 100 acres, joining Popler Creek. Witnesses omitted. Proved 27 Sep 1757. Sarah the wife of Marmaduke DANNIEL relinquished her right of dower. Archd WAGER CC." "Marmaduke DANNIEL of Brunswick Co to Samuel WIGGINS of same. 27 Sep 1757. L10 VA. 150 acres, joining Williby FAN, TRAVIS, HOWIL, Little Creek. Witnesses omitted. Proved 27 Sep 1757. L10 VA. Sarah the wife of Marmaduke DANNIEL relinquished her right of dower. Archd. WAGER CC" "Marmaduke DANIEL of Maherrin Parish in Brunswick Co to Williby FANN of Brunswick Co. 25 Jun 1757. L15 VA. 200 acres which was part of a survey belonging to sd Marmaduke DANNIEL, on the north side of Roanoak River in Maherrin Parish, joining a little creek. Witnesses omitted. Proved 27 Sep 1757. Sarah the wife of Marmaduke DANNIEL relinquished her right of dower." "Marmaduke DANIEL & his wife of Brunswick Co to Edward Champion* TRAVIS, Gent of James City Co. 28 Mar 1758. L41. 206 acres which was part of a 843 acre patent to sd Marmaduke DANIEL 19 May last past. Witnesses omitted. Proved 28 Mar 1758. Archd WAGER CC" Note from Audrey: The Edward CHAMPION family is from very early Surry and Isle of Wight Counties, VA. Because of this I went to Isle of Wight and found earlier wills of the DANIEL family and will follow up with them soon. Surry, I.O.W., Prince George, Brunswick, etc., all were the same at one time. Note#2: I collected these wills quite some time ago and note above has reference to that time. (aep) "Richard (x) LEADBETTER* of Brunswick Co to Marmaduke DANIEL of same. 30 Jun 1759. L40 VA. 214 acres on both sides of White Oak Swamp, joining Henry LEDBETTER, George WALLTON, Burrel CATO, the old line. Also signed by Honour (x) LEDBETTER. Wit: William LEDBETTER, Robert PROCTOR, John WALLTON, George WALLTON. Proved 25 Jun 1759. Archd. WAGER CC" *Note the DANIEL/LEADBETTER connection again. (aep=Audrey Ellen Pool) "Samuel (x) WIGGEN of Brunswick Co to Michael YOUNG, Jr of same. 25 Apr 1760. L16 VA. 150 acres which was part of patent to Marmaduke DANIEL 19 May 1757, joining Little Creek, James HARWILL (HARWELL-HARTWELL). Wit: Allen LOVE, Randall BRACEY, Thomas SINGLETON. Proved 28 Apr 1760. John ROBINSON." Note from Audrey: The BRACEY/BRACIE/BRESSIE and ROBINSON families were from Elizabeth City County, VA, (Now Hampton City, VA) The Tidewater, very early. "Marmaduke DANIEL of Brunswick Co to Allen LOVE of same. 28 Jul 1760. L65 VA. 300 acres on the north side of Poplar Creek (which was part of 2 patents: 1 to Hugh DANIEL 13 Mar 1743; 1 to Marmaduke DANIEL 19 May 1757, joining Henry NICHOLAS, Plumbtree Branch, Willaughby FANN, Michael YOUNG, Edward CHAMPIAN (sic) TRAVIS, Richd BURNITT; but excepting 12 feet square 'for a Burrying place where the Father of the sad (sic) Marmaduke is Interred.' (interesting record-aep) Witnesses omitted. Proved 28 Jul 1760. On 25 Oct 1762 Sarah the wife of sd DANIEL relinquished her right of dower. John ROBINSON CC" "Nathaniel JOHNSON of Brunswick Co to Owen MYRICK of same. 23 Mar 1761. L5 VA. 90 acres which was part of a patent to Benjamin PENNINGTON 3 Mar 1760, joining Little Rattle Snake Creek, Owen MYRICK, John COCKSEY, John LEDBETTER. Wit: Marmeduke (sic) DANIEL, John FLETCHER, Isaac MARSHALL. Proved 23 Mar 1761. John ROBINSON CC" CC = Chain Carrier Note from Audrey: Asa HOLLOWAY was one of the administrators of Owen MYRICK's estate, and William POOLE and Adam TAPLEY were securities for the estate of James FLETCHER, 1733, of the FLETCHER family above. William POOLE m. Elizabeth TAPLEY John POOL m. Mahulda HOLLOWAY and one of their grandsons was James Fletcher POOL. The PENNINGTON family intermarried with the POOLE family in GA. "Marmeduke DANIEL of Brunswick Co to Flood & Robert NICHOLSON, orphans of John NICHOLSON dec'd of Sussex Co. 26 Apr 1762. L25 VA. 200 acres, joining Daniel CARREL, the head of Plum Tree Branch; sd transaction done at the instigation of the executors of sd John NICHOLSON dec'd. Wit: Henry NICHOLSON, Marcus ROWLINGS, George WALTON. Proved 26 Jul 1762. John ROBINSON CC" Source for the above: Deed Book 6, Brunswick County, VA "Account of the sale of the estate of William JOHNSON dec'd in Brunswick Co. Buyers: Jacob ADAMS, Benjamin ANDRUS, Thomas ALIN (sic), Thomas ALLAN (sic), David BLALOCK, Benjamin BRETT, *MARMADUKE DANIEL, George WALTON, James UPCHURCH, Samuel WIGGINS, Jacob WOOLSEY/WOOLEY, John WOLTON/WALTON, Mychal YOUNG, Joseph YARBROUGH, Edward TAYLOR, John TOMLINSON, Milliton SIMMS, Henry NICHOLSON, John NEVERSON, Elias MORGIN, Charles LEDBETTER*, Thomas HOUSE, William HUDSON, Peter JACKSON, John JOHNSON, Nathaniel JOHNSON, William JOHNSON, William GWALTNEY, Robert GWALTNEY, Richard GWALTNEY. Debts owed to the estate: William CHAPMAN, William GWALTNEY, David KILEY, Jessey TATUM, George YARBROUGH. Audited by: John JONES, William EDWARDS, Benjamin CHAPMAN."

Here are a couple of will abstracts from Granville, NC. Many of the families went to SC. Audrey MACON from Granville Co, NC Original Wills, 1749-1810, by Timothy W. Rackley "241 Gideon MACON of Granville County, North Carolina, 20 December 1761 'Being sick & weak' To my son Harrison MACON 400 acres of land on the North side of Tarr River. To my son John MACON all that part of my tract of land on both sides of Shocko Creek below the Courthouse Road. To my son Nathaniel MACON all the remainder part of the above said tract of land on both side of Shocko Creek and above the said Courthouse Road. Likewise to my said son 500 acres of land on both sides of Hobquarter Creek, my black smith tools at the decease of my loving wife Priscilla MACON. To my son Gideon MACON all my land and plantation whereon I now dwell. If either of my above mentioned sons Harrison, John, Nathaniel, or Gideon should die without (issue) lawfully begotten of then bodies, then the aforementioned tract or tracts of land be equally divided between my said sons that shall be then living. To my daughter Anne ALLSTONE four Negroes that she has already in her possession Will,! Randle, Joe, and (not legible). To my daughter Salley MACON Negroes Will, Ben, and Dinah. To Martha MACON Negroes Jacob, Jemmy & Tabb. To my daughter Mary MACON Negroes Harry, Robin, and Darcus. To my son Harrison MACON Negro boys Stephen & Terry and Negro wench Nan. To my son John MACON Negro boys Peter & Gloster and Negro girl Lydea. To my son Nathaniel MACON Negro boys George and Bobb and Negro girl Lucy. To my Gedion (sic) MACON Sam & Toney and Negro girl Phebe. To my loving wife Priscilla MACON the use of my mannor (sic) plantation with Negroes Tom, Mingo, Bett, Jenney, Patt, and Aggey and after her decease the said Negroes to be equally divided in quanity and quality between my seven youngest children all my stock and household furniture of what nature or kind so ever. My loving wife shall have and receive the profit of each of my said children's legacies until they arrive to lawful age, to receive them towards the support and maintenance of my said childr! en. My loving wife Priscilla MACON Executrix and my son in law John ALLSTONE with William JOHNSON Executors. Wit: John CLARK, J. PARHAM, Joseph (J) KING. /s/ Gideon Macon February Court (not legible, probably 1762) proved by oaths of James PARHAM, Joseph KING, and John CLARK. Priscilla MACON qualified as Executrix. John ALSTON (sic) & William JOHNSON qualified as Executors."

The following are some death certificates that I have found that I have not yet posted. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------------------ 1934 - Death Cert. #17658, Greenwood Co, SC David Compton Burnett Male, white, child b. 1931, age 3, SC father: D. P. Burnett, SC mother: Lottie Gunter, SC d. Nov. 19, 1934, Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Laryngeal Diptheria informant: Sam Burnett, Saluda, SC buried: Good Hope [Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Blyth's Funeral Home Would like more info. to help me attach him to his line of Burnetts. He is buried in Good Hope Baptist, Saluda Co, SC with the following, who seem to be his parents per his death certficate. Burnett, David P. Apr 8 1889 Nov 8 1973 Burnett, Lottie GUNTER Jul 17 1902 January 15, 1997 Burnett, David Compton Aug 29 1931 Nov 19 1934 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1936 - Death cert. #10657, Edgefield Co, SC Ida Anna Cooper Watson Female, white, married to Milton Watson b. ____, 84 yrs, Edgefield Co, SC father: Frank Cooper, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Lizzie Johnson, Alabama d. July 29, 1936, Moss township, Edgefield Co, SC cause: arteriosclerosis; High blood pressure; died suddenly informant: S. M. Watson, Edgefield Co, SC buried: Berea Church UT: B. B. Jones, Edgefield Co, SC Boy did I goof here, as I originally read the age as 34 when transcribing. According to the cem. records she is age 84, which works to connect her to her parents. Berea Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC records the following: Watson, Milton A. Mar 8 1847 Dec 20 1915 Watson, Ida COOPER Mar 27 1852 Jul 29 1936 Earlier I sent the following death cert., which seems to be that of her sister: 1936 - Death Cert. #19674, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Mamie Cogburn Female, White, widow of J. Q. Cogburn b. Oct. 25, 1856, Greenwood Co, SC* father: F. V. Cooper, SC mother: Elizabeth Johnston, Ala. d. Dec. 30, 1936, Kirksey, Greenwood Co, SC cause: (can't figure it out) informant: Mrs. H. D. Wheeler, Callison, SC buried: Kirksey, SC UT: Ellis Funeral Home, Greenwood, SC Note that both of the informants state that the mother was born in AL. Other items fit as well, so I am concluding that Ida Anna Cooper Watson also is a daughter of Frank V. Cooper and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Johnson. CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dyson Mill Po, hh#378/380 Reuben Cooper, 72 M Farmer SC [probably Frank's father] F. V. Cooper, 32 M Farmer SC E. J. Cooper, 29 F SC I. A. Cooper, 8 F SC Mary W. Cooper, 4 F SC Wm. R. Cooper, 1 M SC Henry Steifle, 21 M Shoemaker SC Another poor transcription on the LDS CD's and I had to go thru all the Coopers. This looks like Frank V. Cooper and family in 1880 Cooper township, Edgefield, SC, p. 130B [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace I V COOPER Self M M W 52 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Lisy COOPER Wife F M W 49 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC William COOPER Son M S W 21 SC Occ: Field Hand Fa: SC Mo: SC John COOPER Son M S W 17 SC Occ: Field Hand Fa: SC Mo: SC Samual COOPER Son M S W 14 SC Occ: Field Hand Fa: SC Mo: SC Henry COOPER Son M S W 11 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC ---------------------------------------------- 1936 - Death Cert. #10648, Edgefield Co, SC Thomas Williams Male, White, married, Farmer, lived in (Chorea), SC b. May 26, 1936, Edgefield Co, SC * father: Butler Williams, Edgefield Co, Sc mother: Bettie Holloway, Edgefield Co, SC d. May 26, 1936, Edgefield Co, SC cause: Angina Pectoris informant: C. L. Mathis, Modoc, SC buried: Red Hill Church [Baptist Church, west Edgefield Co, SC] UT: B. B. Jones, Edgefield, SC The date of birth is an obvious error, since is his married. Thank goodness for cem. records and the ability to use more than one source: Red Hill Baptist Church Cem. records records the following: Williams, Thomas A. Apr 13 1875 May 26 1936 Williams, Annie M. Feb 24 1878 Jul 25 1960 Williams, Arthur Aug 28 1917 Nov 30 1940 ------------------------------------------------

The following was transcribed from the microfilm collection of available death cert. (1915 - 1952) located at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] --------------------------- 1922 - Death Cert. #6068, Saluda Co, SC W. H. Hazel Male, white, widowed, mechanic b. June (12), 1854, SC father: L. B. Hazel, SC mother: Martha Smith, SC d. April 16, 1922, Saluda #4, Saluda Co, SC cause: angina pectoris, lasting 6 hrs. informant: R. L. Ramey Funeral Home, Saluda, SC buried: Zoar Cem. UT: R. L. Ramey, Saluda, SC He seems to be the W. H. of the following census: CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Big Creek PO, (p. 64), hh#484/485 [Augusta Gen. Society book transcription, p. 324.] L. B. Hazel 28 M Coach maker SC M. A. Hazel 26 F SC *W. H. Hazel 6 M SC Ella S. Hazel 3 F SC M. A. Hazel 9/12 M SC [Marcus in 1870] CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Dist., SC, electronic, no page #, hh#958 L. B. Hazel 39 M W $300 SC Martha Hazel 37 F W SC *Henry Hazel 16 M W SC Ella Hazel 14 F W SC Marcus Hazel 11 M W SC Emma Hazel 8 F W SC Kittie Hazel 5 F W SC Mattie Hazel 2 F W SC This death cert. gives wife of L. Berry Hazel, whose name comes from the following 1880 census: CENSUS: 1880 Huiet, Edgefield, SS, p. 198D [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Berry HAZEL Self M M W 49 SC Occ: Farming Fa: SC Mo: SC Martha A. HAZEL Wife F M W 47 SC Occ: House Keeping Fa: SC Mo: SC Emma HAZEL Dau F S W 18 SC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: SC Mo: SC Kittie HAZEL Dau F S W 16 SC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: SC Mo: SC Mattie HAZEL Dau F S W 12 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Alice HAZEL Dau F S W 10 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC John HAZEL Son M S W 8 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Dollie HAZEL Dau F S W 6 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC NOTE: all census records are from available transcriptions. I have not seen the originals. If you find a discrepancy, please get in touch and I will check out the originals. W. Henry is married by 1880 and I finally found him in the LDS CDs I have with the spelling Hazle. Census Place: Coleman, Edgefield, South Carolina, p. 107A Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228 Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Henry HAZLE Self M M W 26 SC Occ: Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC Linnie HAZLE Wife F M W 23 SC Occ: House Keeping Fa: SC Mo: SC Pope HAZLE Son M S W 3 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC I could not find him in the Zoar Methodist Church Cem. Records to verify the date of birth as the 12th, which was very difficult to read in his death cert. Anyone have info. On L. B and his ancestors. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

From the Scrapbook of pictures and obits kept by Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter (1905-1963), d/o John Henry & Jamesanna Timmerman Hazel. A copy has been donated to the Tompkins Library, EDGS, Edgefield, SC by Mr. & Mrs. Randy (Betty) Trotter Billie Jones Camden. SC [email protected] JOHN R. TROTTER of Near Ward Passes Away - Special to the Saluda Standard. Ridge Springs, SC, Jan 10 --- John R. Trotter, 81, who died at the home of his son W. A. Trotter near Ward after an extended illness, funeral services were held from the Red Bank Baptist Church in Saluda at 3 o"clock Sat. afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Roy Durst, assisted by the Rev. H. B. White, and the Rev. T. E. Robinett, pastor of the Red Bank Baptist church of Saluda. Interment was in the Red Bank Cem. Mr. Trotter was a good Christian gentleman and ever ready to do what was right and honest in helping the community in which he lifed. He was a good husband and father and leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn his passing. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Annie Rodgers of Ward; one brother, Ike Trotter of Ward; five daughters: Mrs. J. D. Rushton of Johnston, Mrs. Otton Styion (sic) of Saluda, Mr. M. B. Storey of Ward, and Mrs. R. L. Monach of Prichard, AL; seven sons: Ernest and W. A. Trotter of Ward; John and Ira Trotter of Columbia; Hammond Trotter of Trenton; George Trotter of Saluda, and Carl Trotter of Ridge Springs; 57 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Mr. Trotters grandsons served as active pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Richland Church Men's Bible Class and Dr. Brice Jordan, F. C. Kreps, D. C. Bomar, Archie Jones, Eugene Black, Barney Chapman, Phil Yatson and Maynard Watson. The large gathering of friends and loved ones and the beautiful flowers was an evidence of the love and esteem in which Mr. Trotter was held. No dates are given with the newspaper article, but cem. Records from Red Bank show he and his wife and their dates. Trotter, John R. [Rufus] Feb 18 1868 - Jan 6 1949 Trotter, Susie S. Oct 15 1873 - Feb 15 1942 [Susan Anna Rebecca Snelgrove per HC Ouzts] There may be an ERROR in his cem. transcription, as census records have him younger than Ike. Need to find Ike to check it out. HC Ouzts identifies the following children as children of John Rufus and Susie Snelgrove Trotter. I have no info. to confirm or deny this: Trotter, Paul Aug 26 1907 Aug 26 1907 Inf Trotter, Irene Oct 16 1903 [Feb 13 1904] 3 mo ----------------------------------------------------------------- Wife of John R. Trotter: Mrs. Trotter Dies Near Ward -- Johnston, Feb. 15 --(Special--Mrs. John R. Trotter, 69, died at 3 o'clock this afternoon at her home near Ward after an illness of three weeks. She is survived by her husband; five daughter, Mrs. Viola Bacon of Columbia, Mrs. J. D. Rushton of Johnston, Mrs. Anna Bell Styne (Styron) of Ninety-Six, Mrs. Eula Storey of Grovetown, GA, and Mrs. Ceo Monardi of Sanford FL.; seven sons, Ernest Trotter and W. A. Trotter of Ward, John Trotter and Ira Trotter of Columbia, Hammond Trotter of Clinton, George Trotter of Saluda, and Carl Trotter of Wagner. Funeral services will be conducted at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon from the Red Bank Baptist Church at Saluda by the Rev. Henry Bell White. She is named as Susan Anna Rebecca Snelgrove in the files of HC Ouzts and called Suzie Snelgrove in the obituary of her son Ernest E/B Trotter. ------------------------------------------------------------ Ernest Trotter of Ward is named in the obit of his mother Mrs. John Rufus Trotter in her 1942 obit from the Scrapbook of Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter. His own obit was also included as follows, date and name of newspaper unknown. There is E. B. Trotter and E. E. Trotter info. that seems to be the same person. E. E. Trotter - Ward Resident, 58, died, Rites from Red Hill Baptist Church Saluda, Jan 23 (special) - Ernest E. Trotter, 58, died early this morning at his home at Ward, after an illness of three days. He was a native of Ward township all his life and was a member of Ridgeland Springs Baptist church. Funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon from Red Bank Baptist Church....Interment will follow in Red Bank Cem. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Leona R. Trotter; three daughters, Mrs. Conrad Banks of Saluda, Mrs. Platts of Ridge Spring and mrs. marion Reams of Johnston; four sons, Truman and Hayward Trotter of Saluda, and Billy and Ansel Trotter of Ward; five brothers, John and Ira Trotter of Columbia, Hammond Trotter of Trenton, George Trotter of Johnston and Carl Trotter of Ridge Spring, and five sisters, Mrs. Eugene Becknell of Pomaria, Mrs. Myrice Rushton of Johnston, Mrs. Buster Story of Ward, Mrs. Otto Styron of Saluda, and Mars. Lester Monarch of Alabama. Both he and his wife are found in the Red Bank Baptist Church Cem. Records as follows: Trotter, Ernest Jun 6 1893 - Jan 23 1952 Trotter, Leona RODGERS Apr 20 1898 - 1952 - Death Cert. #1006, Saluda Co, SC Ernest B. Trotter Male White Farmer, married Leona Rodgers, WWI vet. b. June 6, 1893, Rural Saluda Co, SC [then Edgefield Co] father: John R. Trotter mother: Susie Snelgrove d. Jan 23, 1952, rural Saluda Co, SC cause: cerebral hemmorhage informant: Truman Trotter, Saluda, SC buried: Red Bank [Baptist church Cem., Saluda, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Ramey's, Saluda, SC --------------------------------------- Truman Trotter, the informant above is the son of Ernest Trotter. Descendants of Truman Trotter 1 Truman TROTTER . +Arzelle DORN Father: Ed Dorn ..... 2 Suzanne TROTTER ..... 2 Infant Daughter TROTTER The information above comes from the obit of his infant daughter transcribed from a clipping in the Scrapbook of Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter: No date or newspaper name is given. Trotter Infant Died in Hospital - The infant daugther of Mr. & Mrs. Truman Trotter of Saluda died Saturday at the Baptist Hospital. Graveside services were held Saturday afternoon at Red Bank Baptist Church Cem.... Survivors include the mother and father; one sister, Suzanne, the paternal grandmother, Mrs. E. B. Trotter of Ward, and the maternal grandfather, Ed. Dorn of Saluda. Mrs. Trotter is the former Arzelle Dorn of Saluda. The Red Bank Church cem. contains the grave of Daughter Trotter, Jun 21 1958 - Jun 21 1958. HC calls her Phyllis? She may be this daughter, but I have no real proof of that since the obits don't give dates.

The following obituary was copied from a scrapbook in the possession of Betty Trotter. I have added what other info. I have found. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- Obituary: Source: Scrapbook of pictures and obits kept by Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter (1905 - 1963), d/o John Henry & Jamesanna Timmerman Trotter. B. Frank Rushton - Funeral services for B. Frank Rushton, 75, who died at his residence about six miles from Ward in the Bethelehem section Sunday night, were conducted Monday afternoon at Bethlehem Methodis Church by his pastor, the Rev. W. R. Harris, Interment was in the church cemetery. Pall bearers were: Honorary - L. H. Rushton, Olin Rushton, Claud Rushton, W. P. Rushton, W. L> Culbreath, Cleve Derrick, Charlie Mathany, A. T. Johnson, Otis Powell, M. H. Kemp. Active - Willard Rushton, Arvil Rushton, Preston Rushton, Reginal Rushton, Mauldin Quattlebaum, and Delmas Lybrand. Active pall-bearers were grandsons of Mr. Rushton. Mr. Rushton has lived his entire life in this community. He joined the church in early life, and had been a life long member of Bethlehem Methodist Church. He possessed many find traits of character and leaves a wide circle of friends wo regret his [passing]. He was in his usual health until ten days ago he was suddenly stricken and remained in an unconscious condition until death. Fifty years ago this Sept, he married Miss Carrie Smith. They were planniung to celebrate their golden wedding. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Daisy Quattlebaum, Williston; Mrs Nan Nora Wheeler, Johnston; and two sons, Smith Rushton and Duane Rushton, both of Johnston, 19 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. The obit did not have any dates on it, but the cem. records at Bethlehem Methodist church give the dates 1859 - 1934. HC Ouzts identifies him as the son of James R. Rushton(b. 1835 Edgefield SC, d. 11/15/1860 Edgefield SC)[1850](m.1. Jemima C. Adams 18776 (b. 4/5/1833 Edgefield SC, d. 8/18/1860 Edgefield SC)[d/o Eliza Howard & William Adams], 12/17/1857 Edgefield SC)[1860] James R. married (2. Emeline (Emma) Haltiwanger (b. 1/3/1835 Edgefield SC, d. 2/28/1914)[d/o Elizabeth Feagle & Jacob Haltiwanger]) Elmwood Cem Ninety Six SC Edge Note Edge Marr Emma m.2. Michael Albert (M.A.) DeLoach The 1860 Edgefield Co. census records shows Benjamin Frank as a 1 year old, living in LOTT PO area, near Ward, SC with his parents, initials only: J. R. Rushton 24 M Farmer SC J. C. Rushton 26 F SC *B. F. Rushton 1 M SC Note in HC's information that the parents both died in 1860. The following looks to be this Benjamin Frank with his ??grandparents.?? in 1870 Edgefield, hh# 870 Benjamin Rushton 63 M W $3000/650 SC Harriett Rushton 54 F W SC Anna Rushton 21 F W SC Jesse Rushton 20 M W SC Benjamin Rushton 18 M W SC Willie Ruahson 16 M W SC Harriet Rushton 14 F W SC Elizabeth Rushton 11 F W SC *Benjamin Rushton 11 F W SC Evidently Benjamin died between 1870 and 1880 as Harriett is found in 1880 w/o spouce 1880 Census Place: Mobley, Edgefield, South Carolina, p. 281C Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228 Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Hariet RUSHTON Self F W W 66 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: SC Anna RUSHTON Dau F S W 30 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Hariet RUSHTON Dau F S W 23 SC Occ: Teaching School Fa: SC Mo: SC Bettie RUSHTON Dau F S W 20 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC *Franklin RUSHTON GSon M S W 21 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Further information can be found in the following Death Certificates. Note the death certificates state these folks were born in Saluda Co. They were born in the Bethlehem community which is NOW in Saluda Co, SC , but at the time of their birth and that of their parents, it would have been EDGEFIELD DIST, Saluda Regiment, SC. Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895, so records would be in Edgefield until that time. 1934 - Death Cert. # 4677, Saluda Co, SC B. Frank Rushton Male, White, farmer, married to Mrs. Carrie Rushton b. _____, Saluda, SC age 74yr, 9m, 14 d. father: James Rushton, Saluda; mother: _____ d. March 11, 1934, Bethlehem township, Saluda Co, SC cause: Cardio-vascular disease informant: Smith Rushton, Saluda, SC Burial: Bethlehem [Methodist Church Cem, Saluda Co, SC] UT: V. E. Edwards. 1948 - Death Cert. #12283, Saluda Co, SC Mrs. Carrie Rushton Female, White, widow of B. F. Rushton Lived in Bethlehem community all her life b. March 9, 1863, [Bethlehem Com.], Saluda Co, SC father: Mark Smith, Saluda, SC mother: Miss Sarah Huskey, Saluda, SC d. August 26, 1948, Rural Saluda Co, SC cause: cerebral hemmorhage informant: Smith Rushton, Saluda, SC buried: Bethlehem [Methodist Church Cem, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Ramey, Saluda, SC

This began as a SCURRY will from Granville, NC, but following through on names of association I found some records I have a few questions on. Audrey Source: Original Wills of Granville County, NC by Timothy W. Rackley "323. Gidren (Gideon?) SCURRY, 30 April 1775 'Being very sick in body'. Lend to my dearly beloved wife Catron SCURRY during her life the holl (?) of my Estate of all sorts, lands, stock, household furniture. After her decease to my son Thomas SCURRY a small (torn section). My daughter Mary (torn section, recorded copy has 'Wrters'?) shilling Sterling. To my daughter Elisabeth (torn section, recorded copy has 'Norman') shilling. To my daughter Sarah HEATH one shilling Sterling. After these legacies discharged & paid, the remainder of my Estate to my son Jessey SCURRY land, stock, household furniture (except my wife make use of in her life and what my wife is please(d) to give to my son Thomas SCURRY). My dearly beloved wife Catron SCURRY Executor. Wit: Henry GRAVES, *Jacob MITCHELL, John SMITH. November Court (torn section, but recorded copy on page 124 & 125 of Will Book 1 has '`1775') proved by oath of Henry GRAVES & John SMITH. Catherine SCURRY qualified as Executrix." SC Wills Index: SCURRY, Jesse Bk 2 Pg 57 SMT SCURRY, Thomas, Jr Bk 1 Pg 229D EDG SCURRY, Thomas, Sr Bk 1 Pg 54D EDG SCURRY, William Bk 1 Pg 135C EDG Note: Have I worked on this name before? (aep) *Note Jacob MITCHELL in the following will from Lunenburg Co, VA. Even though Jacob is in Granville, NC there is no will with him as a son, or a will for him. This is the MITCHELL family I believe connects to our families that went to SC. (aep) "MITCHELL, John Will Book 1, Page 140 Lunenburg Co, VA Names: Wife - not named in will and evidently deceased. Son - James MITCHELL one pair spoon moulds. Daughter - Daughter Catherine MITCHELL, wife of Robert MITCHELL, slave and personal property but to go to her son John MITCHELL at age 21. Daughter - Mary YARBROUGH. Son in law - *Jacob MITCHELL Negro and carpenters tools. Son - Isaac MITCHELL shoemakers and cooper's tools. Housekeeper - Elizabeth SAWYER furniture and stock, other personal property. Executors: Jacob MITCHELL and Isaac MITCHELL Witnesses: Reuben SEARCY, Frances (FJ) JAMES, Ann JAMES /s/ John MITCHELL. Will dated 29 Dec 1753 Recorded 2 Feb 1755." Note: I was thinking Jacob was the s/o John MITCHELL, but says son in law. "SAWYERS, Elizabeth Will Book 1, Page 176 Appraisal of the estate of Elizabeth SAWERS (sic), deceased, made by Jacob MITCHELL, George FARRAR* and Isaac MITCHELL - value 12 pounds 16 shillings 11 ½ pence - returned to Court by Thos. STEVENS. Recorded 1 March 1757." "FARRAR, George Deed Book 6, Page 34 (Mecklenburg Co, VA) George FARRAR to George JEFFERSON.cons. 25 pounds.385 acres on Roanoke River.adjoining DELONY. Witnesses: William HOLLOWAY, Bennett HOLLOWAY /d/ George FARRAR." Note: Isn't there a FARRAR/HOLLOWAY marriage? (aep) Note: Who was Elizabeth SAWYERS in respect to the MITCHELL family? A friend? (aep) Source: Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, VA "MITCHELL, Jacob Deed Book 4, Page 22 Jacob MITCHELL, Planter, to Isaac MITCHELL.cons. 10 pounds.77 acres on Buffalo Creek. Witnesses: Reuben SEARCY, Michael SATTERWHITE, Thos. EASTLAND. /s/ Jacob MITCHELL Dated 7 Jan 1755 Recorded 7 Jan 1755." Tithe List, 1748 MITCHELL, Daniel 1 " , Henry 2 " , Isaac 1 " , Jacob 1 Note: Was Jacob MITCHELL the s/o Daniel MITCHELL? (aep) Tithe List, 1752 MITCHELL, Isaac MITCHELL, Jacob, Sr MITCHELL, Jacob, Jr MITCHELL, James James MITCHELL, Jr John MITCHELL David MITCHELL Notes: 1. I've worked on these MITCHELLS before, but didn't remember seeing Jacob MITCHELL on the SCURRY will. 2. Reuben SEARCY signs the will of Robert MITCHELL's will in Granville Co, NC, 1751. Robert's wife was Catherine MITCHELL, d/o John MITCHELL of Lunenburg Co, VA. See will above.

Billie, After reading this over I might as well have worked on all of the records for BULLOCK and WHATLEY of Granville, NC. Don't you think these two families, BULLOCK and WHATLEY are from Zachariah BULLOCK and Shirley WHATLEY? Both families migrated from Granville Co, NC, but probably in VA before that. Zach BULLOCK was the s/o Richard BULLOCK of Granville, NC. Shirley WHATLEY is in Granville (NC) early; Tax Lists, etc. Richard leaves a will in Granville (NC). Len Henley and Zachariah BULLOCK were brothers. Zachariah didn't die in Granville (NC), but in Union Co, SC. Here is a record of him with a niece Fanny Lyne or LYNE(d/o Len Henley BULLOCK). Looks like she may have m. a LYNE if one of the executors has meaning... Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records by Revill. "BULLOCK, Zachariah of Union Co. Will 10 Feb 1791 Union Probate Pg-8 Bro: Len Hinley (sic) BULLOCK'S 4 youngest daughters-namely: Fanny LYNE, Lucey, **Agnes, and Nancey B.-each 250 sterling Bro: Len Henley BULLOCK of Warren Co, NC (previously Granville). Exor: All rest Nephew: Richard BULLOCK-son of Len Henley. One of the Exor's. Exor: *James LYNE of Granville Co (NC?). Wit: Adam POTTER, John LIPSCOMBE, Wm LIPSCOMBE, Jr." * James LYNE is definitely from Granville Co, NC, as are his ancestors. He is named on a will of his grandfather. Gosh, many of these people connect with either PETTYPOOL or POOL(E)! And/or HOLLOWAY. (aep) **Agnes is a given name in the BULLOCK family. Agnes BULLOCK, d/o Richard BULLOCK m. a WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS-SATTERWHITE-PETTYPOOL). One Agnes BULLOCK is a witness to William BULLOCK's will, Granville Co., NC. Frances BULLOCK, d/o William BULLOCK (Will, 1794, Granville, NC) married a BOYD. So these names, like many other families, came down for generations. (aep) There is a Fanny BULLOCK in the following record, but over a hundred years before the one you are looking for. "1383 pg 322 John BULLOCK 6 February 1762 255 acres in Granville County on both sides of DOTSONS Branch, joining BULLOCKS line, BRICKLES line, and HARGROVES line OR: /s/ John BULLOCK Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK, *Fanny BULLOCK surveyed 19 January 1761 SCC: Zachariah BULLOCK, Leonard SIMM Thos PERSON Surveyor." Wasn't the HOLLOWAY/BULLOCK connection through Zach BULLOCK's line? With a Zach WHATLEY, it looks like there was a connection between the two families somewhere before your line here; and/or because of this connection...(if) this Fannie comes through Zachariah BULLOCK's lineage. I know Shurley/Shirley WHATLEY was in Edgefield after migrating from Granville, NC. The following are interesting records. Granville Co, NC Patent Book 14: "Michael WHATLEY 16 March 1761 644 acres in Granville County on both sides of Lyons Creek, joining KIMBALLS corner and WOOTONS line OR: /s/ Mich'l WHATLEY* Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK*, Phill HAWKINS surveyed 28 May 1760 SCC: Thomas WOOTON, Wm WILLIAMS, Thos PERSON Surveyor." *Note both WHATLEY and BULLOCK on the same doc here. I don't know who Michael WHATLEY is, but Shirley WHATLEY had a son, William, in the 1752 Tax List of Granville, NC. (aep) "2805 pg 96 Shurley WHATLEY 6 February 1762 76 acres in Granville County on the S side of Shocco Creek, joining WHATLEYS line, *JONES line, and the sd creek OR: /s/ Shurley WHATLEY Wits: Jno LINTON, James MARTIN, Jr (Plat is missing)." *This JONES family had a Gabriel JONES connection and from Spotsylvania Co, VA. Our William POOL or PETTYPOOL m. Elizabeth JONES, d/o of a Gabriel JONES. (aep) Does this make sense? Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:24 AM Subject: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > In trying to figure out more information about Frances Bullock, d/o David > Cunningham Bullock and Artemesia Burnett, who is proported to have married a > Whatley, I transcribed the following census records that jut don't seem to > work, or prove what I have wrong. > > I am looking for this Fannie: > > 1 Frances 'Fannie' E. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1856 > . +WHATLEY > > But I am not sure if she was a Whatley by marriage or by birth. I may be > confusing two individuals ? > > 1- There is a Frances E. Whatley buried in Bullock-Whatley Cem. with dates > that match this birthdate - Fannie E. Whatley, b. Jun 26 1856 d. Oct 6 1874 > > HC Ouzts identifies her as d/o Frances Parthenia BULLOCK & Perender Andrew > (Perry) Whatley, and I confirmed a Frances with the 1860 census below. > > CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dorns Mill PO, p. 32, hh# 234/235 (living next > door to his widowed mother Nancy H.[Holloway] Whatley -spelling used in > transcription is Watley > P.A. Whatley 42 M Farmer SC [Perry Andrew] > F.B. Whatley 38 F SC [Frances Bullock] > Emerly Whatley 16 F SC > William Whatley 14 M SC > M.A. Whatley 12 F SC > Jesse E. Whatley 9 M SC > Zach Whatley 7 M SC > David Whatley 5 M SC > *Frances Whatley 4 F SC (ca 1856) > E. R. Whatley 2/12 F SC > E. S. Whatley 2/12 F SC > > > 2 - But the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census lists a Fannie of about the same age in > the HH of Dave Bullock as well. > > CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 221 > Dave Bullock, head, 46, M F 200/100, SC > Artemesia Bullock, wife, 39, F W SC > Matty Bullock, dau, 15, F W SC > *Fanny Bullock, dau, 12, F W SC (ca 1858) > Emma Bullock, dau, 9 F W SC > Maria Bullock, dau, 8, F W SC > Mary Bullock, dau, 5, F W SC > Albert Bullock, son, 1, F W SC > Fannie Bullock, mother, 75, F W SC > > Did Fannie Bullock marry? If so to whom? > > -------------------------------------------------- > > In checking this, I copied down two death cert. which were close to others I > was looking for. They don't seem to work, for me, but I went ahead and posted > here in case it will help someone else. > > 1917 - Death Cert. #23749, Greenwood Co, SC > Leila Frances Whatley > White, Female, marrital status not marked, age 67 > b. Dec. 8, 1917, Laurens SC [obviously an error based on other information] > father: William Moore, Laurens Co, SC > mother: Lula F. Moore, Laurens Co, SC > d. Dec 8, 1917, Hodges, Greenwood Co, SC > cause: influenze > informant: J. R. Whatley, Greenwood > buried: Andrew Chapel (Gr Co) > UT: William Blanchard Co, Greenwood, SC > > Obviously she was NOT born in 1917 if she is 67 years old. Date of birth ca > 1850, IF age is right. > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > 1945 - Death Cert. #9691, Edgefield Co, SC > Mrs. Frances E. Whatley > White Female, Widow, lived in Plum Branch, McCormick Co., sC > b. August 19, 1867, Edgefield Co, SC > father: William K. Seigler, SC > mother: Sarah Sullivan, SC > d. Sept. 1, 1945, Talbert township, Edgefield Co, SC > informant: Willie Whatley, Plum Branch, SC > buried: Mt. Creek [Baptist Church, Greenwood Co, SC] > UT: J. S. Strom > > The following are buried with her: > Whatley, William Edward Sep 27 1888 Aug 19 1956 [son] > Whatley, E. M. [Edmond Milledge] Mar 9 1863 Apr 11 1931 [husband] > *Whatley, Frances [E. (Duckie)] SEIGLER Aug 19 1867 Sep 1 1945 [self] > Whatley, Charles Hammond Sep 20 1872 Dec 11 1927 [brother of husband] > > I posted the death cert. a M E. Whatley before that Dr. Connie McNeill > identified his as "Edward Milledge Whatley, son of Edmund Meekins Whatley and > Mary Gilliam Cook. Born 9 Jun 1868 and died 11 Apr 1931, buried at Mt Creek > Baptist Church Cemetery with wife Frances Elizabeth Seigler. They were the > parents of 6 children." I am posting it again since it goes with the above. > However, note my concerns at the end. > > 1931 - Death Cert. # 6778 > Mr. M. E. Whatley, white, Male, Married, farmer > b. ____, SC Age 60 ? ? > father: Edward Whatley > mother: Mary Whatley > d. April 11, 1931, SC State Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC > cause: chronic .... nephritis; arteroschlorosis; myocarditis; facial > (erysepilas) > Buried: Edgefield > informant: SC State Hospital, Columbia, SC > UT: J. S. Strom, Edgefield, SC > Resident in city - 10 days. [Columbia Hospital I think] > > [There are just enough discrepancies in the names (Edward vs Edmond], [M.E. vs > E. M.] that I feel more research is needed to prove these are the same > individuals. Age at death was not given positively, but if he was close to 60, > he would have been born in 1871. Census records for son of Edmond Meekins puts > birthdate ca 1863. > > Billie Jones > Camden, SC > [email protected] > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE > Write [email protected] > Plain Text with just the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of letter > Change the "L" to "D" if you have Digest Mode > > ============================== > 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 > >

Billie, Do you have their Date of Birth? I index I have goes by birth date. Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 3:15 PM Subject: [SC] Need help on these I could NOT find death certificates for the following individuals in the SC Death Index. If you have knowledge of these individuals, please check the date of death that I have. If it is in ERROR, please send me the correct one to use in my search. If anyone has an obit, I would appreciate information as they are in need of source data. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] Name, d. mo/day/year Jesse Ransom Bledsoe, d. 12/23/1937 Sarah Ann Bodie d. May 2, 1918 Anna Berwick Nicholson Brooks, d. 5/20/1919 Williams Carraway Brooks, d. 12/13/1944 Martha 'Mattie' Jane Parkman d. Sept 18, 1918 Mary Annie Trotter d Aug 26, 1922 Elmina Trotter d. July 13, 1920 George Carlos Trotter d. 2/3/1916 George Lee Trotter d. 1917 Jacob Trotter d. 1943 ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== South Carolina GenForum Page http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/ ============================== 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

The following are some of the misc. death cert. that I looked up last week. Transcribed from the microfilm collection of the original Death cert. 1915 - 1952 found at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------------- 1928 - Death Cert. #22171, Edgefield Co, SC Herman Bledsoe Male, White, single, [child] b. July 19, 1925, Edgefield Co, SC father: John W. Bledsoe, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Lucy Bledsoe, Edgefield Co, SC d. Nov. 11, 1928, Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC cause: diptheria informant: John W. Bledsoe buried: Rock Creek UT: V. E. Edwards & sons, Johnston, SC I cannot find him in my Rocky Creek Cem. Records, Saluda Co, SC. Is there another Rocky Creek Church? I don't have him in my files, but HC Ouzts has this set of parents with other children which seems to work to be his family: John William Bledsoe (b. 7/1877 SC, d. 1954)[1880] Alone [1900](m. Lucy Ellen Powell (b. 12/5/1882 SC, d. 5/23/1961)[Fam ?] L Stevens Cr )[1910][1920] Graniteville Cem Aiken SC --------------------------------------------------- The following is the wife of John Q. Cogburn. She is called Mary W. Cooper in the 1860 census with her parents. She is called Mary W. in the 1880 census record, married to J. Q. Cogburn. However she is called Mamie in her death cert. . 1936 - Death Cert. #19674, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Mamie Cogburn Female, White, widow of J. Q. Cogburn b. Oct. 25, 1856, Greenwood Co, SC* father: F. V. Cooper, SC mother: Elizabeth Johnston, Ala. d. Dec. 30, 1936, Kirksey, Greenwood Co, SC cause: (can't figure it out) informant: Mrs. H. D. Wheeler, Callison, SC buried: Kirksey, SC UT: Ellis Funeral Home, Greenwood, SC The following are buried together in the Little Stevens Creek Bapt. Church Cem, Edgefield Co, SC Cogburn, Mary COOPER Oct 25 1856 Dec 30 1936 Cogburn, John Q. Jan 11 1854 Sep 30 1921 Question: Is her husband the J. Q. Cogburn, son of Simeon Cogburn & Sarah Quattlebaum? ------------------------------------------------ 1937- Death Cert. #20307, Collins, Edgefiel Co, SC Oliver Manuel Burnett White, male, married Carrie DeLaughter Burnett b. _____, Edgefield Co, SC age 80 father: Thomas Burnett, VA mother: Lucia Miner, Edgefield Co, SC d. Sept. 22, 1937, Collins township, Edgefield Co, SC cause: Cirrhosis of liner & complications ____ & myocarditis informant: Mrs. Carrie D. Burnett burial: Red Hill [Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC] UT: J. H. Hollingsworth, Edgefield, SC Seeking information on this one. HC, he seems to possibly fit the Ollie M. Burnett (b. 1857 SC, m. Carrie DeLaughter (b. 1868 SC, d. 1955)[d/o Eliza A. Kimbrell & John W. DeLaughter], d. 1937)[1910][1920] Red Hill Bapt Edgefield SC that you have in the Burnett file w/o parents, but he might be the son of this one, also in your file. Thomas O. Burnett (b. 10/22/1823 SC, m. Lucy J. (b. 7/4/1834 SC, d. 4/12/1904), d. 1/16/1897)[1860][1870] Red Hill Bapt. Found this in the 1860 Edgefield Dist SC census, Rehoboth PO, which looks to be in the Collins township from a map I have. [transcription from Augusta Gen. Society book transcriptions] CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Dist, SC, Rehoboth PO, p. 140, hh#1079/1066 Thos. O. Burnett 40 M Farmer SC [vs VA on sons DC] Lucy J. Burnett 25 F SC Wm. Burnett 8 M SC Asker Burnett 6 M SC *Oliver Burnett 4 M SC Matha E. Burnett 1 F SC James Miner 17 M SC Oliver and his wife Carrie DeLaughter are buried in the Red Hill Cem: Burnett, Oliver M. 1857 - 1937 Burnett, Carrie D. 1868 - 1955 Think I am on the right track? ----------------------------------------------------

I could NOT find death certificates for the following individuals in the SC Death Index. If you have knowledge of these individuals, please check the date of death that I have. If it is in ERROR, please send me the correct one to use in my search. If anyone has an obit, I would appreciate information as they are in need of source data. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] Name, d. mo/day/year Jesse Ransom Bledsoe, d. 12/23/1937 Sarah Ann Bodie d. May 2, 1918 Anna Berwick Nicholson Brooks, d. 5/20/1919 Williams Carraway Brooks, d. 12/13/1944 Martha 'Mattie' Jane Parkman d. Sept 18, 1918 Mary Annie Trotter d Aug 26, 1922 Elmina Trotter d. July 13, 1920 George Carlos Trotter d. 2/3/1916 George Lee Trotter d. 1917 Jacob Trotter d. 1943