I need to know the answer to this question also. Thanks Dorothy There is not currently a list specific to the old Ninety-Six District. However, someone could request to open such a list thru the Rootsweb new list section and be list admin for it. There is generally VERY little involved in being a list admin [I admin 21 lists]. Just a matter of submitting the request thru the channels at Rootsweb, getting approve [ 1 - 2 days tops ] and then setting it up and letting others know it's out there. If anyone is seriously interested and doesn't know the procedures, contact me off-list and I'll try to walk you thru it. Bill Hughes kinseeker4@earthlink.net

Kit, Thank you so much! My email is nonnie@ayrix.net Nonette ----- Original Message ----- From: <KITF26@aol.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 2:51 PM Subject: Re: [SC] Abijah and Missouri White > Nonette, the college in Columbia should have records for the > state. I will forward you a page where you can inquire or order > on computer. Need your email address. > > Kit > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > South Carolina Resources Available at RootsWeb! > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC.html > > >

Nonette, the college in Columbia should have records for the state. I will forward you a page where you can inquire or order on computer. Need your email address. Kit

Hello Everyone, I am searching for information on Abijah White and his wife, Missouri ( Percer?). Census records from Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi show him born in South Carolina about 1800. Missouri was born in South Carolina about 1808. I found them first in Georgia in 1830 and 1840, and then they were in Alabama in 1850. In 1860 they were in Mississippi. They both died in Mississippi. I have been unable to find their parents. Their children were Joel T., Janie, James, and Sarah. I thought they might have named a child after one of their parents, but I still was unable to find them. I was hoping someone had come across them in their research in South Carolina. I have no idea where to look next since I don't know where in South Carolina they were born. Thanks for any help, Nonette

Winnie Watts in SC (as a child or young adult) Elizabeth Gore/Goar in SC(as a child,or young adult) These do Not need to be related Please respond to Claywalela1@wmconnect.com Linda kjnj

I don't know where Lipsey is but Hadrills point in on the east side of Charleston. My ggggrandfather enlisted at Harleys Battalion parade grounds and I still can't find where it was. But Hadrill's point was a small post that has been a across the river from Charleston sense the Revolutionary war. Woody -----Original Message----- From: Dorothy Norris [mailto:dhnorris@seark.net] Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 8:35 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SC] War of 1812 Can someone out there who is a war buff, help me, I know very little on this subject.I have just received my ggggrandfather's Record from the War of 1812,He lived in Edgefield Co, in 1810, but he enlisted at Haddrills Point, S.C. in March of 1814,also he reinlisted in 1815, at Lipsey, S.C. and was discharged , in Chester Dist, 195miles from home, Where are Haddrills Point and Lipsey located. Thanks Dorothy Norris Researching, Garner's ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== South Carolina Genealogical Resources http://www.crosswinds.net/~southcarolina/Societies/societies.html

The following info. comes from Greenwood Co. Sketches: Old Rds and Early Families by Margaret Watson, Attic Press, Inc., Greenwood, SC, 1970. William Andrew Moore - b. in what became Abbeville Co (1760-1799) m Rosa Adams (1763-1843) d/o William and Mary Adams. Will of Rosa, 1839 names Mary m Rowland; Nancy m Arnold; Jane m Davenport; Caroline m Grayham (Graham); 3 sons: Joseph, William A. & John; 3 grandchildren: Jane, Joseph, and John T. Holloway, children of deceased daughter Rosa Ann Moore Holloway. Husbands of daughters: Mary m Nathanial Rowland Nancy d 1853 m Hart Pettis Arnold* Caroline m William Graham, Jr. William A. Moore Jr. (1793 - 1843) M. Lucy Lombos (1792-1866) Had 9 children. Information given on children and grandchildren, saw no common surnames. I am very interested in finding out who the father of the Holloway children are who married Rosa Ann Moore? Can anyone provide parents of siblings, or desc. for these folks to help me see if they fit with the Moore family that I have in my files that connects to the Nicholsons and the Holloways thru marriage. Descendants of James Anderson Moore 1 James Anderson MOORE b: Bet. 1766 - 1784 d: 1815 in Edgefield Co, SC .. +Rebecca NICHOLSON b: Abt. 1792 in Edgefield Co, SC m: Aft. 1807 d: December 1869 .... 2 Mary Ann MOORE d: Bef. April 15, 1831 .... 2 William T. (Sr) MOORE b: Abt. 1810 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Abt. 1852 in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi ........ +Mary Ann HUDSON b: July 10, 1822 in Edgefield Co, SC m: December 10, 1837 in Oktibbeha County, MS .... 2 Wright Nicholson MOORE b: March 14, 1811 d: October 15, 1865 in Pheonix, Edgefield Co, SC (now Epworth, Greenwood Co, SC. ........ +Susan Elizabeth DURRETT b: February 09, 1816 m: May 14, 1835 d: March 21, 1879 I am wondering if William A. Moore m. Rose is a brother of James Anderson Moore, but I have nothing to support that possible connection. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

The following will was copied from the SC Probate records, Edgefield Co, SC on microfilm at the SC State archives. I have several Wiley Glovers in my files, but cannot place this one. Can anyone help with family connections. Please post to me personally from the Glover list, as I do not subscribe to that list. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net Will of Wiley Glover, Box 12, pkg 404. J Glover & J. Bullock Exor. Filed Mar. 25, 1806 In the name of God amen, I Wily Glover of the District of Edgefield in the State of SC .....I dispose as follows: First I give to my loving wife Jemima Glover my bay riding horse and riding chair Item It is my wish and desire that my land be equally divided into two equal part. Item I lend my loving wife Jemima Glover during her natural life the use of the one half of my land the same including the plantation and buildings where I how live and five negro., three heads of hogs, one your sorrel mare, one bay filly, and one sorrel horse coalt (sic). Ten head of Pick'd cattle, all my stock of hogs and sheep, two feather beds and furniture; and as much of the household and kitchen furniture and plantation tools as she wishes to keep for her use. Item I give my daughter Elizabeth Glover my candle stand wand when she marries or comes of age, one good feather bed and furniture ad at the decease of my wife, that part of land which I now live on. Item I give my son Willis Satterwhite Glover the north end half of my land, my case, and when he married or comes of age a good feather bed and furniture. Item: he lists Negroes to be divided between his children when they come of age. Item All property not before bequeathed shall be sold on a credit of one year and the proceeds to pay his debts. And the balance to be put out on interest for the use and support of my children Elizabeth Glover and Willis Satterwhite Glover. Item It is my will. that when my daughter becomes of age or marrys that all of the money arising from the sales of my property be equally divided between my daughter and son. Item it is my wish that my wife Jemima shall keep and have the use of the Negroes which I have bequeathed to my (son and daughter) until they come of age or marry. Item I make my loving wife Jemima Glover Exex and Nathan Lipscomb and James Bullock Exec... this 6 Dec 1804 /s/ Wily Glover Wittness: Eli Bowie, Cathrine (x) Bowie, (fancy initial) Bullock. A few accountings that I was interested in: Cash paid to Creswell Moore, 1811 Betsy Glover attended Cambridge Academy Accounting shows that Elizabeth Glover marries William Harris before April 12, 1815. Letter of guardianship for Willis Glover in Abbeville Co.

The following will of William Moore gives a lot of connections to the Butler family. I would be interested in clarification on this William Moore and who his parents or siblings are in order to place him in the correct family. He gives as his sister, Behathalin Butler. Behethelin Moore Butler's name seems to be spelled several different ways in the document. I have her as Behethland Foote Moore (1764 - 1853) , the wife of William Butler (1759-1821). [Source: Butler Family File of HC Ouzts] I have several other William Moores in my data, w/o dates or info. and wonder if this one might be one that I already have. Would appreciate the help me connect this Moore family. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net Will of William Moore, James M. Butler & George Butler Exors. Box 19 pkg 694 - /w/ Nov 2, 1818 EXTRACTED information: I, William Moore of Edgefield, planter, (.of Edgefield and SC.) Item 1 - give to my sister Behathalin Butler 28 Negroes 2nd - I give to my brother-in-law Maj. General William Butler one Negro man and my bay horse. 3rd to my nephew James Moore Butler 5 Negroes 4th to my nephew George Butler all that part of my present dwelling plantation that is situated below the Saluda Old Town Branch which runs into the River. Just below and near the flat landing which said part of my present dwelling plantation is bounded by the lands of Coleman, Blandon Patrick, Moses Walton, the said Saluda Old town branch and Saluda Rover. Also 7 slaves. 5th - to my nephew William Butler 7 slaves 6th to my nephew Francis Butler, 2 Negros and the sum of $1500 7th to my nephew Andrew Pickens Butler, that part of my dwelling plantation situated above he Saluda Old town branch be the same more or less bounded by Walton and Walter Abney, Saluda River and the said Branch which is to be he dividing line between the said Andrew Pickens and George Butler and six Negroes.. 8th - to my nephew Pierce Mayson Butler 7 slaves. 9th to my niece Emily Butler 5 Negroes 10th to my nephew Leantine Butler 4 Negroes, my black colt with a blaze on his face that came out of my little Bay mare. 11th to my half-brother Gibson Yarbrouch (sic), the 3 following tracts of land adjoining where he lives on Big Creek and the waters thereof: and upon his death to his son William Yarbrough. 12th to my niece Hariet Shankling the sum of $3000 to be paid to her in two annual installments , the first due 1 year after my death. 13th - to my niece Elizabeth Moore 4 Negroes 14th to Mary, a coloured girl one feather Bed and furniture 15th to Susannah a coloured girl on feather Bed and furniture. 16th to my nephew Francis Butler all that part of my lands situated on Big Creek and the waters there of this is to the northward and westward of a line commencing at the [lour] line of my said land and running up Big Creek to the mouth of a Dry [Drean] below a field cleared by W. Bufington, thence southward until the line extends opposite to the Head of a Hollow that was the dividing line between the lands I purchased of Lindsay Atkins/Akiser, then down said Hollow to Dry Creek and up Dry Creek to Grahams line. 17th to George Butler my [Cealer] horse bought of James M. Butler 18th to my sister Behalhalin Butler all my Beds and furniture 19th to Emily Butler my chest of drawers & Dressing glass. 20th to my nephew George Butler, the remaining part of my household and kitchen furniture that I have not given away. 21st It is my will that the lands that I posses and not heretofore given away, except the remaining part of the tract on Big Creek shall be equally divided between my sister Butler and my three nephews, William Butler, Pierce Mayson Butler, and Leantine Butler 22nd It is my will that my Executors after paying the two sums of money given away, what remains of the debts owed me and crop together with all the remaining be divided between my sister Behathalin Butler, my six nephews James M, George, William, Andrew Pickens, Pierce Mayson and Leantine Butler. 23rd And lastly I nominate my two nephews James Moore Butler and George Butler my Executors . Signed /s/ Nove 2, 1818. Witness Wm Abney, Moses (M ) his mark Walton, and/ Thos Anderson. His estate appraisal = $60,384.45, the majority of that value is found in the worth of his Negroes.

Betty Mr. Dellinger sent me an email to contact Neal Caskey. I had communicated with him several times during the period of time I was transcribing for him. He seems like a really straight up fellow. I still don't regret working with him. I know there was more than me who volunteered for the project and deserve a book. I contacted Neal and he wrote me a very interesting email. Mr. Dellinger took all the funds in the bank account without informing Neal. He apparently paid for the publication...amount unspecified by Mr. Caskey. From what Neal told me there will probably be a litigation resulting. Mr. Dellinger took all the books. Neal was left with nothing. I wrote Mr. Dellinger a very firm letter telling him that I would contact the Heritage Book Committee, the Historical Society and would be perfectly willing to advertise the fact to every mail list and message board I could locate that the "deal had gone sour". He said he was sending me a book and I had already offered to reimburse postage. But....what about all the other volunteers who worked on the project????????? He simply wrote..."The book committee did not know he had promised books to people for helping type. He was suppost (his spelling not mine) to do it". (That is the poorest excuse I have ever heard. One person was supposed to transcribe and edit every article submitted for the book??? A herculean task, at the least. I have seen many of these books...there are thousands of articles in some and to tell me that one person was to do it all was an insult to normal intelligence) (Here is a copy of the email from Mr. Caskey) Joyce I have forwarded your e-mail to Paul Dellinger as I am not able to help you at this time. Please let me explain: In 1999 I approached Paul Dellinger about doing a Gaston County Heritage Book. Paul had worked on the Lincoln Co. Heritage and was knew with how it was done. I had not ever worked on one and was relatively new to genealogical circles so I welcomed Paul's help. Paul agreed to help me with the project and we decided to structure it similar to the way the Lincoln County book was done. The only difference was this was to be a "For Profit Book" where the Lincoln Co. Book was non profit or more accurately the profits went to the Lincoln Co. Historical Society. Because Paul was well know in genealogical circles and had many more contacts than I did, I agreed to split all profit with Paul 50/50 his only duties with the book was to lend his "good Name" and compile a committee of volunteers to help with the book. Since he was already friends with the committee that worked on the Lincoln County Book he was able to solicit their help. We also agreed to put both our names on the bank account so if something happened to either one of us the other could finish the book. This February Paul unknown to me and without my permission withdrew all funds from our bank account and closed it. Immediately when I found out I called the Sheriffs Dept. and filed a complaint, The Sheriffs Dept spoke with Paul who assured them that he had not diverted any money to his own use but had simply purchased Certified Checks to pay the printer with. Well needless to say a rift developed between Paul and I, but with his assurances that he had the funds and everything was fine I turned the "final manuscript over to the printer March 1. Unknown to me Paul notified the printer and told them I was no longer involved with the book. I learned on the internet that the book was finished. I called the printer who informed me Paul had picked up all 2,000 copies of the book. I contacted Paul who refused to give me my share of the books. Immediately I contacted my attorney and have an appointment with him Tuesday as to what legal remedies I have. I expect embezzlement, fraud and other charges will be forth coming. I would suggest that anyone wishing to purchase a book hold off until the issues can be sorted out in the legal system. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joyce Reece To: ostrich@bellsouth.net Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 4:50 PM Subject: Book I understand the Gaston Co, Heritage Book is out. Am I due a copy as a transcription volunteer. Thanks, Neal ----- Original Message ----- From: Bdhery@aol.com To: jreece@icx.net Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2002 5:56 PM Subject: Re: [NCGASTON] HERITAGE BOOKS Hi Joyce: Try offering to pay the postage which is about $4.00 and ask that they send you the book. I sent one excellent article for one of my family, another for another and one for myself. I never heard anything. In 2001, i sent a check for two books, and it was never cashed. when I did my taxes this year I contacted the person that i sent the articles to. Neal Caskey. Neal told me he was sorry that he had not answered my message in February of this year. Paul Dillinger, sent me a message that If I wanted the books I would have to be at the Library in Gastonia 2700 miles away today Saturday. Well we all know that that is impossible. I got 4 notes all telling me the same thing from him and that Neal did not have books for sale, and was quite nasty to go with it. I guess that is what money does to you. Last year I sent him a Cemetery book for both Lincol and Gason Counties, that was put out by one of the Churches. I had purchased in 1990 while visiting there. I also sent him 52 pages on the Shannon family, and another on the Glover and a third on the Gibson Family. All told 105 pages of families. plus the books. You would think he would at least be civil about answering to me.I am working on three books, but will now give them to Catawba County that does not behave that way. Also to York county, S>C. In 2000, I purchased the Heritage of Lincoln Co., they cashed the check and two and a half months later, I had not received the book. I wrote and no response. then I wrote a hot letter, saying I would like to know what was going on. I was told the books were all sold. I sent another message, saying that my money was accepted i n October and that was February, and I did expect to receive a book. about four weeks later, I got one that was slightly damages, but at least I did receive a book. I too have lots of family in Gaston/` Lincoln Co. My mother was born in Gaston, and lots of family still live there. Write him a E-Mail and again ask if the book would be sent if You send the postagae. That is a small price from the $60.00 that the rest of us will pay. Betty in Vallejo, Ca.

Is anyone is SC working on the above families? Audrey "3 Dec 1822. Appraisal of estate of William P'POOL, dec'd by John HUTCHESON, John DEEN and Geo MOSLEY. 18 dec 1822. estate sale. Pur: Elizabeth POOL, Nancy POOL, Seth POOL, Aaron STARNES, Peter POOL, Seth TELLY, Stephen TERRY, Christopher *RHOADES, Wm FERRY, Sr, Berry POOL, Jno CROW, Wm ATEWAY, Wm TERRY, Sr, Jno POOL, Rebacha POOL, Thos FARROW, Madten POOL, Chas FOWLER, Anderson BROWN, David HIGGINS. Elizabeth POOL, Adm." *Notes: I find this appraisal interesting for several reasons: 1.. Temperance POOL, d/o John POOL and Mahulda HOLLOWAY, married Benjamin RHODES, cousin of a Christopher RHODES/RHOADES of Spartanburg, SC. Brother of Christopher RHODES, Thomas RHODES, married Lucinda POOL, d/o William POOL and Elizabeth JONES, d/o Gabriel JONES of Laurens, SC. William POOL, b. 1785, is s/o John POOL and Mahulda HOLLOWAY. 2.. I suspect that Wm ATEWAY is a corruption of Wm HOLLOWAY. If so, argument for our family lineage being PETTYPOOL or P/POOL is better than average. Audrey E. Pool 3.. CROW: One CROW line from Upper SC intermarried with the Wm POOLE and Elizabeth STOVALL line of Spartanburg, SC, as did STROUD. 4.. John Altman POOL, s/o Thomas POOL & Nancy ALTMAN, m. Tennessee STROUD, d/o Alfred W. STROUD & Mary Ann BEST. Alfred W. STROUD, s/o Marshall STROUD, s/o William STROUD (Will -Orange Co, NC) s/o John STROUD of VA. 5.. Hannah CROW, d/o Isaac CROW of Spartanburg, SC, married Benjamin RHODES, s/o Christopher RHODES, Senior. (Wills of Isaac CROW and Christopher RHODES of Spartanburg, SC Will Book A.) Source: Laurens County, SC, Wills, 1784-1840

In a message dated 08/16/2002 10:05:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dhnorris@seark.net writes: << Can someone out there who is a war buff, help me, I know very little on this subject.I have just received my ggggrandfather's Record from the War of 1812,He lived in Edgefield Co, in 1810, but he enlisted at Haddrills Point, S.C. in March of 1814,also he reinlisted in 1815, at Lipsey, S.C. and was discharged , in Chester Dist, 195miles from home, Where are Haddrills Point and Lipsey located. >> Greetings from SC. Haddrell's Point is in the Charleston area, more precisely, in Mt. Pleasant, SC. I find the following information in "South Carolina Highway Historical Marker Guide," published by the SC Dept. of Archives & History, 1992. This is an inexpensive spiral bound book which is a great asset to genealogists; a more recent edition has been publsihed. URQ p. 35 "Confederate Cemetery on Carr Street, Mount Pleasant (Front) War of 1812 Encampment On June 18. 1812, the United States declared war against Great Britain. One of the first units to be mustered into service was the third Regiment of South Carolina Militia, which was stationed at Haddrell's Point, west of here, to aid in the defense of Charleston harbor. Their barracks stood within the present town limits of Mount Pleasant, and they were equipped with state funds. (Reverse) War of 1812 Encampment The 1812 monument in this cemetery originally marked a burial plot of the third Regiment of State troops. The soldiers who were buried there apparently died from disease while stationed at Haddrell's Point, nearby. Before the Civil War, the monument is said to have stood at the corner of Pitt and King Streets. It was moved to this Confederate cemetery for protection from vandalism. Erected by United States Daughters of 1812 South Carolina Society--1970"

Can someone out there who is a war buff, help me, I know very little on this subject.I have just received my ggggrandfather's Record from the War of 1812,He lived in Edgefield Co, in 1810, but he enlisted at Haddrills Point, S.C. in March of 1814,also he reinlisted in 1815, at Lipsey, S.C. and was discharged , in Chester Dist, 195miles from home, Where are Haddrills Point and Lipsey located. Thanks Dorothy Norris Researching, Garner's

I understand the Greenville (SC) public library has census records for several Southeastern States. I was unable to ascertain from their website which census years or which states. Neither was I able to find on their site an address where I could query them via email. Does anyone know which states and which years? Or does anyone have an email address for the library? The site -- http://207.232.186.3/index.html -- only names this listing: "Census Records All South Carolina and other Southeastern states plus many others. Includes indexes. " Thanks for any help. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Researching: (1) Porter, McCants, Cobb, Martin, Rawlinson, Gill, Higgins, Scott, Harrison, Fetner; (2) Bryant, McDade, Dillard, Tolleson, Wells, Baxter, Eaves; (3) Kinard, Wise, Thaxton, Vickers, Patton, Hubbard, Wilkins, Long/Lang, Latta (Branch 28), Mauldin, Dismukes. Please direct all correspondence to: gkinard@sc.rr.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I am searching for copies of the following books, all of which seem to be out of print. Any ideas or info will be greatly appreciated! God bless, Dolores Miller Pringle Rebels in Gray, Soldiers from Pickens District 1861-65 by Louise Bell (out of print) Reminiscences of the Boys in Gray 1861-1865 by Mamie Yeary (out of print) Pendleton District, S.C., deeds, 1790-1806 by Betty Willie. Settlement of Pendleton District 1777-1800 by Frederick Van Clayton.

Ron and others, I'm terribly sorry, but currently I can't get netscape to work with my site. :( However here is the direct link to that database: http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/shipslists/southcarolina_EXPEDITIONJOHNMCKENZIE1729.txt Since it's a txt file you should be able to view it at least. :) Thanks for the interest! Roger http://www.awesomegenealogy.com >>>> From: ron stone To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SC] Convicts to South Carolina Roger, Looked interesting but tho I could go there, it didn't ever complete loading. Waited over 30 minutes. How large IS that site? using Netscape 4.73 which seems to work on everything else. ?? ron >>>> --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs

Hi LDS has a lot of English Records online- \\ www.familysearch.org That will include Wales, Ireland and Britain, Scotland- now if you lived in Wales there is a possibility that you would go to London and sail out from London, I would look at the family names (first names) and look for naming patterns. Good luck, Gaila ----- Original Message ----- From: <JDVon@aol.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 2:46 PM Subject: [SC] Vaughan/Vaughn > I am new to this list. And I'm sure I have got a lot to do for what I am > trying to find. I have been doing research on my husbands side with the last > name of Vaughan/Vaughn for a very long time. As far back as I can go is 1762 > with the name of James Vaughn b. abt 1762 SC. What town or county - I have no > idea. I do know that he married a Jane (maiden name unknown) in SC in 1785 > and had two sons that were both born in SC. John b. 1786 and George b. 1790. > Again, what town or county? I do not know who James's parents were but that > the family originated in Wales. If I could just find some information in SC > then maybe - just maybe, I could find where in Wales they originated. > I have check ship's registry's and have found some Vaughan/Vaughn's that came > over prior to 1762. But they all came from the England area. Not that this > couldn't be a possibility, but would rather focus on Wales first and see what > I can find. This all seems like an impossible task, but I'm not about to give > up. > So, does anyone have any ideas where I can keep looking. I'm open for any > suggestions. > Thank you, > DeLories Vaughn > Washington State > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Best Website around for South Carolina SCGenWeb - South Carolina Genealogy research > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/ >

I am new to this list. And I'm sure I have got a lot to do for what I am trying to find. I have been doing research on my husbands side with the last name of Vaughan/Vaughn for a very long time. As far back as I can go is 1762 with the name of James Vaughn b. abt 1762 SC. What town or county - I have no idea. I do know that he married a Jane (maiden name unknown) in SC in 1785 and had two sons that were both born in SC. John b. 1786 and George b. 1790. Again, what town or county? I do not know who James's parents were but that the family originated in Wales. If I could just find some information in SC then maybe - just maybe, I could find where in Wales they originated. I have check ship's registry's and have found some Vaughan/Vaughn's that came over prior to 1762. But they all came from the England area. Not that this couldn't be a possibility, but would rather focus on Wales first and see what I can find. This all seems like an impossible task, but I'm not about to give up. So, does anyone have any ideas where I can keep looking. I'm open for any suggestions. Thank you, DeLories Vaughn Washington State

Roger, Looked interesting but tho I could go there, it didn't ever complete loading. Waited over 30 minutes. How large IS that site? using Netscape 4.73 which seems to work on everything else. ?? ron At 05:36 PM 8/11/02 -0700, you wrote: > >Hi everyone! > >I'm very excited to let you all know I've got a new database on Awesome Genealogy! > >This one is a ships list of convicts imported from Bristol, England, and sent to South Carolina in 1729. > >http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/newstuff.shtml > >While you're there, check out the free goodies I have at: > >http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/free.shtml > >Regards, > >Roger >http://www.awesomegenealogy.com > > > > >--------------------------------- >Do You Yahoo!? >HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs > > >==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== >South Carolina Genealogical Resources > http://www.crosswinds.net/~southcarolina/Societies/societies.html > >

Hi everyone! I'm very excited to let you all know I've got a new database on Awesome Genealogy! This one is a ships list of convicts imported from Bristol, England, and sent to South Carolina in 1729. http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/newstuff.shtml While you're there, check out the free goodies I have at: http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/free.shtml Regards, Roger http://www.awesomegenealogy.com --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs, a Yahoo! service - Search Thousands of New Jobs