I am trying to locate the family of Jesse Owens who married an Effler on December 20, 1827 in Lexington area of South Carolina. Her sister was Sarah Moore Effler Wingard. I have no other information on them. Please help. Thanks so much, Hope O. Creasman oldgoat@mindspring.com

Greenville News - May 29, 1906 J. H. WALKER, OLD CITIZEN DIED YESTERDAY Mr. John H. Walker, one of the county's oldest and most highly esteemed citizens died yesterday morning aged eighty-nine at the home of their daughter, Mrs. S. L. Vaughn. Besides many family connections, Mr. Walker leaves two sons - Dr. W. E. Walker, of Greer, and Mr. J. E. Walker - and two daughters - Mrs. S. L. Vaughn and Mrs. Amanda White, of this county. For many years he was a leading member of the Rocky Creek church. The funeral services will be held at noon today at the family burying ground in Butler township. Greenville News - November 14, 1916 MRS. ALETHA D. OWINGS PASSED AWAY MONDAY Funeral Will be Held This Afternoon at Residence on Buncombe Street Mrs. Aletha D. Owings, aged 65 years, died Monday afternoon at two o'clock at her home 334 Buncombe St. She was a native of Greenville county, the family home being at Walkersville. The funeral services of Mrs. Owings will be held Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock at the residence. Interment will be in Springwood cemetery. Dr. G. W. Quick, her pastor, will conduct the services. Friends of he family are invited to attend. Mrs. Owings is survived by the following daughters: Mrs. R. Q. Glass, of Columbia; Mrs. Alex Cagle, Miss Bessie Owings and Mrs. Henry C. Farish. Five brothers and two sisters also survive; the brothers are T. A. Walker, G. L. Walker, L. C. Walker, T. J. Walker, and R. Walker. Mr. T. J. Walker is of Summerton, S.C. and the other brothers of Greenville. Her sisters are Mrs. Susian Hill and Mrs. W. S. Miller. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers: P. D. Edwards, W. D. Meets, J. W. Cox, B. F. Rush, W. G. Ashmore and George Finlay. Greenville News - September 18, 1921 MRS. W. S. MILLER DIED YESTERDAY Life Long Resident of Greenville County Passed Away At Home Near City Mrs. Kesiah Walker Miller, widow of the late Dr. W. S. Miller, and a life long resident of Greenville County, died at her home on The Woodruff road, seven miles below this city, following several weeks illness, in the seventy-second year of her age. The following children survive her: Mrs. J. J. Price, of Lincolnton, Georgia; Mrs. R. B. Carter, of Greenville; Thomas A. Miller, of Nashville, Tenn. Royce and W. Saxby Miller of Greenville. The following brothers and sisters also survive her: Messrs. G. L., T. A.., Adolphus and L. C. Walker of this city; Mrs. John Hill of Greenville; Mr. Irby Walker, of Sumter. Mrs. Miller was a member of Rocky Creek church, near her home. Funeral services will be held at the residence on the Woodruff road, seven miles from this city, this afternoon at 5:30. interment following in Springwood cemetery of this city. The Rev. S. T. Mathews will officiate, assisted by Rev. A. R. Mitchell, and the following gentlemen will be the pallbearers: Messrs. M. A. Morgan, John Cox, C. O. Allen, Ira Gresham, Dr. W. L. Mauldin, John Ferris, Alex Cagle, Dr. C. C. Araial, and E. Percy Long. Greenville News - December 7, 1967 R. Q. Glass Robert Quinn Glass, 85, of 317 W. Stone Ave. died yesterday at 9 p.m. in a Columbia hospital after several years of declining health and a sudden attack. Born in Wilmington, Ohio, where he was graduated from Wilmington College. He came to Greenville as a young man to open Cobb's 5 and 10 cent Store. He later operated a grocery store and for many years before his retirement was sales manager for Balentine Packing Co. Mr. Glass was a member of the First Baptist Church. He was a member and past master of Walden Masonic Lodge 274, the York Rite and Scottish Rite bodies and the Hejaz Temple of the Shrine. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Emma Schaberg of Columbia, Mo., and Mrs. Clarence Ames of California: three grandchildren and a great-grandchild. His wife, Mrs. Minnie Owings Glass, died a number of years ago and his only son, R. Q. Glass, Jr., died last February. The family is at the home of Mrs. R. Q. Glass, Jr., 20 Rowley St. The Mackey Mortuary is in charge. The Greenville News - February 22, 1960 Mrs. R. Q. Glass Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Owings Glass, 78, of 317 W. Stone Ave., wife of Robert Q. Glass will be conducted today at 3 p.m., at The Mackey Mortuary by the Rev. Herbert A. Sargent and the Rev. Albert Huyck. Burial will be in Springwood Cemetery. Pallbearers are A. D. Attaway, D. J. Touchberry, James H. Gaines, Paul J. Oeland, L. T. Batson, Jr., W. B. Ramsey, Horace D. Johnson and Arch Wallace, Jr. Honorary escort will be the Business Men's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church, Greenville Commandry No. 4 and the Kiwanis Club of Greenville. Mrs. Glass died Sunday at her home following one month of illness. The body is at the mortuary. Greenville News - May 18, 1945 Rudolph Walker Funeral services for Rudolph Walker, for many years a retail coal dealer of this city, will be held at the Mackey mortuary Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, conducted by Dr. J. Dan Crain and Dr. J. W. Shackford. Interment will be in Springwood cemetery. The following pallbearers are asked to meet at the mortuary at 10:45 o'clock: Tom Bennett, James Bennett, B. F. Dillard, Arthur W. Hill, R. Q. Glass, R. B. Carter and Hubert Sublett. The following have been asked to compose the escort of honor and to meet at the mortuary at 10:45 o'clock: Guy Gullick, James Henderson, Roger Peace, W. T. Adams, James D. Davenport, Dr. W. T. Brockman, R. M. McCrary, Harley Stinespring, Dixon Davis and James F. Howard. Mr. Walker died Thursday morning at Rowan Memorial hospital in Salisbury, N. C. where he had made his home for the past 15 years. He was a member of the Baptist church. Mr. Walker is survived by his wife, six sons, two daughters and four grandchildren. Pending the hour of the service the body is at the mortuary. Greenville News, November 28, 1951 Mrs. Edna B. Walker The body of Mrs. Edna B. Walker , widow of the late Rudolph Walker will be brought to Greenville at noon today to lie in state until 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Mackey Mortuary. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock at the mortuary, conducted by Mrs. Walker's pastor the Rev. C. C. Herbert of Salisbury, N. C. assisted by the Rev. Dr. R. Bryce Herbert pastor of Buncombe Street Methodist Church. Interment will follow in Springwood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be John I. Smith, B. F. Dillard, Furman Berry, Arthur W. Hill, Francis Dawes and Police Chief J. H. Hennings who will meet at the mortuary at 2:50 o'clock. Mrs. Walker had been in declining health for the past several months and seriously ill for the past four weeks. She died in Rowan Memorial Hospital in Salisbury at 2:45 o'clock yesterday morning. The family home had been in Salisbury since 1938. Mrs. Walker was prominently connected in Spartanburg and Greenville Counties, being the daughter of the late Newton L. and Lenora (Leonard) Bennett. She was born in Spartanburg County April 21, 1872. She was educated at old Lander College at Williamston. Mrs. Walker was a member of the First Methodist Church of Salisbury. Survivors include six sons, J. B. Walker, C. C. Walker, N. L. Walker, H. L. Walker, and Edwin L. Walker, Salisbury, and R. P. Walker, Durham, N. C.; and two daughters Mrs. Tennie W. Matlock, Salisbury, and Mrs. A. M. Hill of this city; two brothers, J. E. B. Bennett, Greer; and Grady O. Bennett, Lyman; two sisters Mrs. Sloan Verdin, Auburn Ala, and Mrs. T. Walker Glenn, Greer, seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The family will be at the one of Mrs. Hill 211 East Earle Street. Greenville News - January 21, 1928 Lyndsay C. Walker Funeral services for Lyndsay C. Walker will be held at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Mackey mortuary on North Main street. Services will be conducted by Rev. R. O. Goldsmith, Dr. George W. Quick and Rev. S. T. Matthews. The following are asked to serve as pallbearers: W. P. Conyers, Stewart Barr, Dr. O. O. Bates, Dr. H. T. Sterling, Dr. J. L. Anderson, T. O. Gower, J. P. Charles, Mr. King, G. Heyward Mahon, Jr., and Hubert Sublett. Mr. Walker, who was one of the best known residents of the county and lifelong resident of Greenville passed away at an early hour yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. D. H. Brown 404 Elm street. His death was sudden and unexpected, though he had been in failing health for several months past. He was 64 years of age and a son of the late Thomas A. and Mrs. Elizabeth Locke Walker. He was a member of the Central Baptist Church of this city. Three daughters and two sons survive him as follows: Mrs. O. J. White, of Atlanta, GA; Mrs. D. H. Brown, Miss Annie Walker and C. B. and Lyndsay C. Walker, Jr., all of Greenville. A Brother Rudolph Walker of this city also survives. Interment will be in Springwood cemetery, beside his wife, who passed away several years ago. Greenville News - May 21, 1927 G. Lawrence Walker G. Lawrence Walker resident of this city of many years and for a period of 10 years treasurer of Greenville County passed away at 1:30 yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. L. W. Lively, 404 Rutherford Street. Mr. Walker during the years of his activity had large farming interests in the county but in recent years he has lived in retirement and for the past three years has been in failing health. Since the death of Mrs. Walker, two years ago he has made his home with his daughter. He was 70 years of age. Mr. Walker was a member and for many years was a deacon in the Pendleton Street Baptist Church and has always manifested a deep interest in the welfare of the church. His host of friends throughout the county will learn of his passing with the deepest regret. Mr. Walker is survived by the following sons, and one daughter. J. Thomas Walker, of Greenwood; E. Brooks Walker, of the United States Navy; W. Max Walker, of New York City; and Mrs. L. W. Lively of this city. Two brothers Lindsay C. Walker and Rudolph Walker both of this city also survive. The announcements concerning the funeral arrangements will be made later. Greenville News, August 26, 1940 - Cleveland Walker Dies in Hospital World War Veteran of City Passes --- Funeral Rites Today Cleveland Brock Walker, 44, A prominent life-long resident of this city, died yesterday morning at 8:45 o'clock at the Veterans hospital in Columbia, where he had been receiving treatment for the past several months. He was a son of the late Lyndsay C. and Annie Brock Walker. Mr. Walker attended the city schools and Furman University. During the World War he saw service overseas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Agnes Hill Walker: one brother and three sister, Lyndsay C. Walker, Mrs. D. H. Brown, Mrs. Otis J. White and Mrs. Joe J. White. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Mackey mortuary, conducted by Dr. Leon M. Latimer and the interment will be made in the family plot in the Springwood cemetery. The following were asked to meet at the mortuary at 2:50 o'clock to serve as pallbearers: J. E. Whatley, John S. Hill, Bruce Carter, R. Q. Glass, A. W. Hill, A. M. Hill, Boyce Miller and Hubert Sublett. The body is expected to arrive in Greenville this morning and will remain at the mortuary until the hour of the service. Greenville News - March 8, 1923 TANDY A. WALKER DIED IN MERIDIAN Body of Prominent Greenville Man Arrives today on Southern Train No. 38 The body of Tandy A. Walker, of 14 Pinkney street, who died late Tuesday night in Meridian, Mississippi, following a sever attack of influenza will arrive in Greenville today on Southern train number 38. As yet no funeral arrangements have been made. Mr. Walker contracted the disease while on a train enroute from Durant, Mississippi to Greenville. Mr. Walker complained of his condition when he boarded the train and before he reached Meridian it was necessary to move him from the train to a hospital. The family were notified of his critical condition and Mrs. Walker and her son, Dr. Otis Walker of Greer left Monday night. They were with him when the end came. He was nearly 70 years of age and had lived in this state all of his life. He moved from Walkers Crossroads, nine miles east of this city to Greenville. He was connected with G. F. Norris as a traveling representative. Besides his widow the deceased is survived by two sons: Dr. Otis Walker and Herman Walker and three daughters, Mrs. Casper Chandler, Mrs. William Jackson and Miss Mary Walker, all of Greenville. He is also survived by three brothers, Lindsay C. Walker, G. Lawrence Walker and Rudolph Walker, and by one sister, Mrs. J. S. Hill. Greenville News - March 9, 1923 FUNERAL TODAY FOR T. A. WALKER Services For Well Known Greenville Man To Be Held At 11 O'clock The remains of Tandy A. Walker reached Greenville early Thursday afternoon from Meridian, Miss. The remains are at the home on Pinckney street. Funeral services for Mr. Walker will be held from the residence 14 Pinckney street, this morning at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. George W. Quick, assisted by the Rev. S. T. Mathews, will conduct the services and the interment will be made in the family plot in Springwood cemetery. Mr. Walker was taken ill in Meridian, Miss. while on a business trip to that city and Mrs. Walker and his son Dr. Otis Walker were summoned to his bedside. Death resulted shortly after their arrival from pneumonia, pre-induced by influenza. Mr. Walker, a native of Greenville was one of Greenville's esteemed citizens, and his host of friends received the news of his death with the keenest regrets. The following gentlemen are asked to serve as the active pallbearers at the funeral Friday morning; G. Furman Norris, H. S. Cheney, John D. MacNeil, O. P. Earle, Henry T. Crigler and Joseph B. Burguard. The honorary pallbearers will be Avery Patton, James H. Morgan, Sr., C. D. Stradley, J. E. Gwinn, Wm. Goldsmith, W. D. Metts, John Cox, George Finlay, John Dickson, and Lawrence Blakely. FUNERAL INVITATION The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. Tandy A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. S. Casper Chandler, Dr. and Mrs. T. Otis Walker, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Herman Walker and Miss Mary Walker are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services of Tandy A. Walker at 11 o'clock Friday morning from the residence 14 Pinckney street. The interment will be in Springwood cemetery Greenville News - March 22, 1936 William E. Ross William E. Ross, of the Old Spartanburg road died at an early hour yesterday morning following eight weeks of illness. Mr. Ross was a son of the late Tillman and Mary Elizabeth Shockley Ross, and had reached the age of 80 years. He had spent his entire life in the section where his death occurred and had been engaged in farming during his active years. Mr. Ross was a member of Brushy Creek Baptist church and as long as health permitted he took an active part there, having served as a deacon at one time. His wife, the late Mrs. Lizzie Walker Ross, passed away four years ago. Surviving are six daughters, Mrs. Mattie Garrett, Paris Station; Mrs. M. L. James, Piedmont; Mrs. L. A. Moore and Mrs. W. J. Bramlett, Greer; Mrs. P. B. Burns, and Mrs. R. L. Burns, Greenville county; five sons, T. C. Ross, Taylors; R. W., V. R., and P. L. Ross, Greer; A. R. Ross, Greenville county, in addition to 51 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by the following sisters and brother, Mrs. Mamie Byrd, Piedmont; Mrs. Jannie Coplin, Greer; Mrs. Lucy Vaughn, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Minnie Miece, Taylors and G. W. Ross, Greer. Funeral services will be held from Brushy Creek Baptist church tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. John N. Wrenn will officiate and will be assisted by the Rev. J. N. Watson. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Serving as pallbearers will be G. S. Vaughn, E. L. Hudson, L. A. Jones, Jasper Watson, J. C. Phillips and Baron Howell. Honorary pallbearers will be C. S. Hammett, L. A. Vaughn, W. B. Holtzclaw, T. M. Hudson, E. E. Hammett, J. D. Holtzclaw, J. H. Hudson, Ansel Alewine, Dr. W. Y. McDaniel, Dr. Thomas Jackson, Dr. LeRoy Brockman, J. F. Freeman and the Rev. Esley Freeman. Flower girls will be Misses Ladell Ross, Pearl Ross, Mary Ross, Mable Burns, Christine Burns and Lela James. The body will be carried to the residence this morning to await the hour of the service.

I apologize to those who will see this more than once, but I am cross-posting. I am looking for ''someplace'' to purchase the 1790 Census for the entire state of SC. I want the transcribed and indexed version in hardback. I have what is left of one, but I have discovered that it is missing some sections, and is beginning to fall apart. I do a lot of lookups in my books for folks, and really need a new one from somewhere. Thank you. Bill

Hi Patricia, Thanks for your offer of info on Malinda Caroline Robertson and Andrew Jackson Chappell. I would love to have the info! My gggrandmother was Catherine Chappell who married Samuel Whitson born 1818 in Green County AL. Catherine and Samuel lived in Fayette County AL. Catherine is the daughter of Miles Chappell born Amelia County VA and Priscilla Parker. My grandmother Ella Whitson Randolph is the granddaughter of Catherine Chappell. Ella married John Samuel Gant, grandson of the John Gant who I believe descends from Almon and Nancy Bramblett Gant. This may be still another Gant/Bramlett/Robertson/Chappell connection! Sarah Latham Barry Sarah

If anyone has the 1900 Census for Lancaster County, would you please check it for the family of David Ferdinand HILTON, his wife Allie and their children. They were probably in either Flat Creek or White Bluff. Have a great day. Bill

Tolaver Robertsons booklet on marriages, is divided into two sections. The marriages listed in the front part all have dates. The section in the back has no dates. One description of an Allison marirage tells all about the wedding party. No dates for the following: A Matilda Knight married a James Cargile and a John Gant. It shows Allen Gant married Elizabeth Garrett. John Gant married Matilda Knight Charner Knight m Miss Davis Thomas Knight m Rachel Cargile Several more Knight marriages. Those are the only Gant marriages. Going out of town. Will volunteer to do lookups next week. Please do not send any requests until then. THanks. Lynda

Hi Sarah! I noticed the Malinda Caroline Robertson who married Andrew Jackson Chappell!! AJ was my ggg-uncle. I do have some info on this line if you would like it. Also, Malinda's death cert, some pics, descendants (pics also!!), etc. Also, I have a letter from AJ to Malinda when he was in Camp Douglas, IL POW camp. He died there in 1864. Thanks for the info. It had some Bramblett info that I did not have. Let me know if you want any of the info on the Chappell/Robertson connection. Patricia A. Cantrell Columbus, GA "The truth of his origin is the birthright of every man." -Anonymous PACA1509@aol.com pacant1104@hotmail.com pacant1104@yahoo.com

Hi Sarah, I was going to forward the info to you but notice you saw it. Good. Let me know what you find out. Lyn

Dear Sarah, This is all I have, hope it helps - Descendants of Manoah Robertson 1 Manoah ROBERTSON b: 1773 Fauquier County, Virginia d: July 31, 1826 Laurens County, South Carolina . +Mildred (Millie) BRAMLETT b: 1770 Fauquier County, Virginia m: July 24, 1792 in Fauquier County, Virginia d: 1844 Laurens County, South Carolina 2 John ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown 2 Sara Jane ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +? MOORE b: Unknown d: Unknown 2 Lucy ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +John GANT b: Abt. 1809 Laurens County d: Unknown 2 Milly ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +Reuben BRAMLETT b: Unknown m: November 08, 1842 d: Unknown 2 Vincent ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: 1845 Pickens County, South Carolina .... +Mary Elizabeth THOMPSON .. 3 Robert Young ROBERTSON b: Bef. 1840 .. 3 Malinda Caroline ROBERTSON b: Bef. 1840 ...... +Andrew Jackson CHAPPELL d: Abt. 1864 .. 3 James Quillan ROBERTSON b: January 07, 1843 Laurens County, South Carolina d: March 20, 1921 Fountain Inn, South Carolina ...... +Malissa Caroline HAND m: 1866 in Laurens County, South Carolina .... 4 Perry Young ROBERTSON .... 4 Mary Lydia ROBERTSON .... 4 Nancy ROBERTSON .... 4 James Robert ROBERTSON .... 4 Samuel ROBERTSON 2 Peggy ROBERTSON b: 1805 Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +William BRAMLETT b: Unknown m: 1829 d: Unknown 2 Reuben ROBERTSON b: November 11, 1806 Laurens County SC d: October 14, 1884 Bessemer AL .... +Malinda KNIGHT b: July 18, 1811 Laurens Co., SC m: 1829 d: May 08, 1881 Bessemer, AL .. 3 Scowlet Grey ROBERTSON .... 4 Festus Felaski ROBERTSON b: April 09, 1876 d: February 17, 1934 ....... 5 Walter Lee ROBERTSON b: July 15, 1898 d: May 16, 1979 Bessemer, AL ........... +Carrie Estelle SATTERFIELD b: July 06, 1898 Jefferson County, AL d: September 22, 1981 Bessemer, AL ......... 6 John Thomas ROBERTSON b: September 22, 1924 Bessemer Cutoff, Jefferson County, AL ......... 6 Andrew Jackson ROBERTSON b: April 21, 1926 Jefferson County, Alabama ............. +Betty Jean ANTON b: May 02, 1928 Lipscomb AL m: June 18, 1949 in Uncle Andrew's h, Jeff. Co.AL ........... 7 Zo Ellen ROBERTSON b: September 30, 1955 Birmingham, AL(West End Bapt, Hospital) ........... 7 Jackie Lane ROBERTSON b: October 11, 1958 Birmingham, AL(West End Bapt, Hospital) ......... 6 James Manasco ROBERTSON b: April 13, 1929 Bessemer, AL ............. +Edna Pearl HERRING b: January 17, 1932 Jefferson County, AL m: April 17, 1949 in Jefferson County, AL ......... 6 Ronald Avery ROBERTSON b: August 29, 1936 ......... 6 Doris Pearl ROBERTSON b: November 23, 1936 Bessemer, AL .. 3 Abner ROBERTSON .. 3 Caroline ROBERTSON ...... +? HODGE .. 3 Martha ROBERTSON .. 3 Henry ROBERTSON .. 3 Francis Marion ROBERTSON .. 3 Manoah ROBERTSON b: January 17, 1833 Laurens Co .SC d: March 26, 1886 Bessemer, Al.

Hi Sara, Thank you for the information you posted on the Tolliver Robertson family. I had been trying to research his family because my gggrandfather is John Gant born abt 1810 in SC, and he may be the John Gant, son of Almon and Nancy Bramlett Gant of Laurens SC, who married Lucy Robertson. There is later information that Tolliver Robertson performed the marriage of John Gant and Matilda Knight probably before 1842. I wonder if Lucy Robertson was John's first wife and Matilda was the second wife. John and Matilda Knight Gant are my gggrandparents according to death records of three of their children and other family records. The John Gant family moved from SC to Georgia and then to Jefferson County, Alabama by 1860. I noted that several of Manoah Robertson's descendants lived and died in Bessemer, Alabama. I live in Bessemer, Alabama (near Birmingham). Do you have anything more on Lucy Robertson or John Gant or Matilda Knight? Sarah Latham Barry

It sounds like you have bold as a default font. Click Format, font. Then select the font face you want and be sure that the Bold box does not have a check in it; then click on default font. That will change your default to a non-bold font. Linda McNish ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dover2@aol.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 7:33 PM Subject: [SC] Technical Advice Needed > We use WORDPERFECT as our word processor. Something has happened that > automatically turned on the BOLD print. The little box on the tool bar, > BOLD, is not pushed in. The printer just constantly prints everything in > BOLD, thus using up an ink cartridge in a hurry. > > We can get rid of the BOLD type by clicking on FORMAT and then FONT. We can > then change the STYLE from BOLD to NORMAL, and the print will be normal. > But as soon as we call up another blank page to type something else, the > cussed thing has reverted back to BOLD. We must have used gallons of ink > during this torture period. > > The book WORDPERFECT FOR DUMMIES doesn't seem to address this issue. > > Gratefully > > Born fifty years too soon for a computer. > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Best Website around for South Carolina SCGenWeb - South Carolina Genealogy research > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/ >

Hi, My guess is that the default font has been set to bold. To change this choose Format from the menu at the top and then choose Font. When the font box opens there is probably a check in the box marked Bold. Removing the check from the Bold box will only change it for that particular sheet. To change it so all new sheets will not be bold you must change the default font. To do this open the Font window, make sure the Bold box is not checked, and then click on the Settings button at the bottom and select "Set face and point size as default for all documents". I hope this helps. Eldon -----Original Message----- From: Dover2@aol.com [mailto:Dover2@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 7:33 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SC] Technical Advice Needed We use WORDPERFECT as our word processor. Something has happened that automatically turned on the BOLD print. The little box on the tool bar, BOLD, is not pushed in. The printer just constantly prints everything in BOLD, thus using up an ink cartridge in a hurry. We can get rid of the BOLD type by clicking on FORMAT and then FONT. We can then change the STYLE from BOLD to NORMAL, and the print will be normal. But as soon as we call up another blank page to type something else, the cussed thing has reverted back to BOLD. We must have used gallons of ink during this torture period. The book WORDPERFECT FOR DUMMIES doesn't seem to address this issue. Gratefully Born fifty years too soon for a computer. ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== Best Website around for South Carolina SCGenWeb - South Carolina Genealogy research http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/

Ralph, I am sending you a pretty good size package in the morning(Thursday,16th). Most of it will be interesting reading and a lot of it won't be pertinent to Robert. He is very hard to find. Ann's mother was Mary Ann Dreher Kinsler Friday. I did find Robert listed in Fairfield Cty., SC in the 1790 census on page 22. He had one male including head of the household, one female 16+ and 2 females under 16. Also recorded in this same census were: Moses(3-1-3); Samuel(1-4-6) and Tomas(1-5-3). In the 1810 census I found Robert on pg. 74 Columbia Cty(first that I had seen Columbia listed as a Cty.)on pg. 74 and Moses on page 171. The cesus records were on some old GRS census disk from 1790-1870. They could not be used on my new computer so I had to borrow an old one to pick the information up. The things that I am sending have come from various sources and each are documented. You may put whatever you think would be of interest on the web. I still have a couple of places to look and if I find anything significant I will send it on. You don't owe anything for the material I am sending. Sharing is what we are all about. Keep searching and good luck, Anne

Death Certificates From: "Dr Constance T McNeill" connie@wctel.net Posted by Billie Jones with Connie's permission with outline of info. on several of the families. I would appreciate any help with the families I have questioned: Billie Jones tjones@camden.net Note from Billie: The Camden Archives and Museum, Camden, SC now has all of the death certificates that are found at the State Archives. They also have all of the census records and house the SCDAR Library collection. Come visit: M - F 8 - 5; 1st and 3rd Sunday, 1-5. AIKEN COUNTY John Allen Rodgers Cert #43 Born 30 Apr 1845 Died 27 Jan 1918 Born in Edgefield Mother & Father Unknown but born in Edgefield. Died of old age Buried Mt Ebel Church Aiken Co FAIRFIELD COUNTY Alexis Pope Goldsmith Cert #688 Born May 17 1914 Died 24 Jan 1918 Born in Fairfield County Father Alexis Calhoun Goldsmith Gwinnett Co, GA Mother Lula Brooks born in Edgefield Co Buried Crooked River Cemetery, Winnsboro GREENWOOD COUNTY James Benjamin Elkins Cert #930 Born 1840 (79 yrs) Died 2 Jan 1918 Married - no wife listed occupation machinist Father Elliott Elkins Mother Mary Elkins Buried Edgewood Cemetery Cause of Death GallStones Thomas Duckett Mosley Cert #934 Born 20 June 1852 Died 9 Jan 1918 Widowed Father A C Mosley Mother Bettie Duckett Buried City Cemetery Cause of Death Nephritis D T VAughn Cert # 952 age 64 years Died 26 Jan 1918 Father Edward Vaughn Mother Fannie Riddlehuber (this is how the name was spelled) Informant Mrs Belle Crouch Buried Silverstreet Benjamin Mark Johnson Cert # 959 Born 10 Sep 1889 Died 10 Jan 1918 Married Farmer Father W S Johnson Mother Fannie E Ouzts Buried Mountain Creek Cause of Death Nephritis NOTE::: I have him as Benjamin Franklin Johnson, Sr married to Sallie O Timmerman and son of Rev William Lee and Tranquilla Urshilla Eugenia 'Trannie' Ouzts Johnson. and born according to his tombstone 10 Sep1890. Emma Eliza Timmerman Cert #960 Born 8 Oct 1859 Died 14 Jan 1918 age 58 years 3 months 6 days died at home Father John Shaffer Mother MAHALA SAUSIER (Should be Glauzier) Inf B S Connally Buried Mt Creek Cause of Death Lobar Pneumonia John R Tolbert Cert #961 Born 16 June 1835 Died 9 Jan 1918 Age 84 years, 6 months & 24 days Father Robert Talbert Mother Elizabeth Henderson Informant R L Talbert Jr Buried Rehoboth Cause of Death Bright's Disease AIKEN COUNTY *John Amacis May Cert #3199 Born 21 July 1873 Died 15 Mar 1922 Occupation Merchant *Father Robert May *Mother Jennie Timmerman (Virginia Caroline Timmerman) Informant Mrs Motte May Buried Graniteville Cem Cause of Death Myocarditis Undertaker Couch & Timmerman The May family is one of my Direct lines, altho it is not thru Robert and his son. I have too much to put in this info., so did a direct linage down to John AMASA MAY. 1 Charles MAY b: Bet. 1770 - 1780 in Anson Co., NC d: Bet. 1830 - 1840 .. +Mary (Polly) Ann LOVELESS b: Abt. 1781 in NC d: Bet. 1850 - 1860 Father: Benjamin Loveless, Sr. Mother: Constance [Kirkland] .... 2 Amasa MAY b: October 14, 1794 in SC d: October 13, 1881 in Aiken Co., SC ........ +Mary Ann "Polly" SORGEE b: 1824 in SC m: Bef. 1850 d: October 13, 1881 *......... 3 Robert Edward MAY b: October 03, 1852 d: 1886 *............. +E. Virginia (Jenny) TIMMERMAN b: August 09, 1854 in SC d: November 29, 1934 *................ 4 John Amasa MAY b: July 21, 1873 d: March 15, 1922 m Martha Isobell "Mattie" Randall December 26, 1907. I have 3 children for them: John, Virginia, and Eugene EDGEFIELD COUNTY Samantha Green Cert #3720 Born 22 Jun 1843 Died 23 Mar 1922 Widow Father Henry Stidham Edgefield Mother ???? Edgefield (I have her parents as Marshall Stidham and Amelia 'Millie' Perminter. Was Marshall's name Henry Marshall????) Informant Mrs J R Bladon Buried Berea Cemetery Cause of Death Pneumonia Is this a duplicate?"" Mrs Samantha Green Cert #3723 Born 27 Oct 1841 Died 22 Mar 1922 Age 80 years Pneumonia Father and Mother not given. Mrs Addie Powell Cert #3724 age 74 Died 24 Mar 1922 Father Millage Bledsoe Mother ? Esoden?? hard to read buried Rocky Creek Cemetery Cause of death not given AIKEN COUNTY Maggie Corley Cert #6924 Born 14 Dec 1883 Died 21 May 1923 Born in Barnwell Father Dan Weeks Mother Lana Polick Informant Robert Corley Buried Bath Cemetery no cause of death given EDGEFIELD COUNTY *Clarence Prescott DeVore Cert #3265 Born 15 Dec 1850 Died 21 Nov 1927 Retired Physician * Father James A DeVore *Mother Rachel Prescott Cause of Death Uremia no place of Burial given Billie - I have some info on this family - again not my direct line. 1 Matthew DEVORE .. +Rebecca Ann [Rebekan] ADAMS .... 2 Jonathan DEVORE d: February 1822 in Edgefield Co., SC ........ +Mary ADAMS b: Abt. 1780 m: 1808 in Edgefield Co., SC d: October 26, 1846 in Edgefield Co., SC Father: Drury Adams Mother: Elizabeth Fudge ........... 3 Elbert DEVORE ........... 3 Martha DEVORE ............... +Jesse HOBBS ........... 3 Julie Ann DEVORE b: Abt. 1813 in SC ............... +Luke CULBREATH b: Abt. 1807 in SC .................. 4 Annie Florence CULBREATH b: July 05, 1856 in SC d: January 30, 1897 ...................... +Rufus Charles MAY b: June 24, 1847 in SC d: February 17, 1887 Father: John Hiram May Mother: Nancy Dean .................. *2nd Husband of Annie Florence CULBREATH: ...................... +Arthur Douglas TIMMERMAN *......... 3 James Adams DEVORE b: September 12, 1816 in Edgefield Co, SC d: March 10, 1885 in Edgefield Co, SC *............. +Rachel Brown PRESCOTT b: October 31, 1827 in Edgefield Co, SC m: September 12, 1844 in Edgefield Co, SC d: December 22, 1908 in Edgefield Co, SC Father: Daniel Prescott Mother: Mary Holloway .................. 4 Mary Emma DEVORE b: Abt. 1845 .................. 4 Emma Susan DEVORE b: Abt. 1847 .................. 4 Catherine J. DEVORE b: Abt. 1849 *................ 4 Clarence Prescott DEVORE b: December 15, 1850 d: November 21, 1927 .................. 4 James W. DEVORE .................. 4 Charles Wise DEVORE .................. 4 May DEVORE ........... 3 Mary Ann DEVORE ........... 3 Rebecca DEVORE .... 2 Luke DEVORE Lucinda Caroline Corley Cert #3265 Born 1 Mar 1852 Died 23 Nov 1927 age 70 years 8 months 22 days Father William Corley Mother Martha Strom Informant Mrs L F Harling (S/B Mrs L H Harling) (She married James Thomas Griffis and had 8 children then married John Robert Corley) NO cause of death or place of burial given, but she is buried at Gilgal. Mattie Padgett Timmerman Cert #18266 Born 9 Aug 1872 Died 27 Nov 1927 Father Tillman D Padgett Mother Mary Anna Timmerman Cause of Death Cerebral Hemmorage NO place of burial given, but buried at East View Cem, Edgefield Tombstone gives dob as 8/Aug/1871 and dod as 10/Dec/1927 James Taylor Cert #18267 age 48 yrs Died 4 Nov 1927 Father James Taylor Mother Nancy Dean Buried Graniteville Can anyone identify the above Nancy Dean. I was unable to find this family in the 1880 LDS SC Census CDs *Mrs Lucinda Dorn Cert #18268 Born 26 Oct 1859 Died 18 Nov 1927 *Father Thomas Timmerman *Mother Savannah McDowell Inf T J Dorn Buried McKendree Billie Jones - I have some information on this family, but it is not my family line. 1 John MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1763 in Ireland .. +Keziah NICHOLSON b: June 29, 1767 in NC m: 1788 d: Abt. 1838 in Madison Co., Alabama Father: Wright Nicholson Mother: Elizabeth Unknown .... 2 William MCDOWELL b: August 08, 1789 d: 1868 ........ +Elizabeth OUZTS m: 1814 d: 1872 ........... 3 Elizabeth MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1815 d: Abt. 1873 ........... 3 Frances MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1817 ............... +David TIMMERMAN ........... 3 James Talbot MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1818 ........... 3 Shemuel MCDOWELL b: September 22, 1820 ........... 3 Kezia MCDOWELL b: August 18, 1822 ............... +John HARLING ........... 3 George B. MCDOWELL b: February 20, 1825 ........... 3 Benjamin MCDOWELL b: April 14, 1827 d: 1864 in Civil War Prison Camp ............... +Elizabeth OUZTS m: Bef. 1849 d: 1849 .................. 4 John MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1847 .................. 4 Mary MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1849 ........... *2nd Wife of Benjamin MCDOWELL: ............... +Mary DORN b: Abt. 1830 m: December 17, 1851 Father: William D. Dorn Mother: Mary 'Polly' Harling .................. 4 Virginia MCDOWELL ...................... +William Talbot FAULKNER b: Abt. 1845 .................. 4 Francis E. MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1860 .................. 4 Maryan R. MCDOWELL b: Abt. 1862 ........... 3 Daniel MCDOWELL b: April 14, 1827 d: 1864 in Confederate Army camp ........... 3 William Wister MCDOWELL b: March 11, 1830 ............... +Emily Frances OUZTS ........... 3 George Ann MCDOWELL b: February 23, 1833 ............... +George TIMMERMAN *......... 3 Savannah MCDOWELL b: Abt. November 10, 1835 *............. +Thomas TIMMERMAN *................ 4 Lucinda TIMMERMAN ...................... +? DORN ........... 3 Lucinthia MCDOWELL b: July 06, 1838 .... 2 John MCDOWELL William Sebastian Logue Cert #18272 Born 1857 Died 22 Nov 1927 Age 70 years Father William Logue Mother Harriet Bland Buried Edgefield Cemetery Cause of Death Cancer of Stomach Physician Dr A R Nicholson Would be interested in info. on this Logue and Bland families. I have several in my files but have not made any connections. Duplicate Certificate William Sebastian Logue Cert #18280 Born 7 Nov 1857 Died 22 Nov 1927 Rest of info the same GREENWOOD COUNTY Thelma Louise Vaughn Cert#19190 Born 1 Nov 1926 Died 24 Nov 1927 Father O J Vaughn Mother Fannie May Corley Informant A V Corley Buried Hill Crest Cemetery *James Pleasant Burnet Cert #19191 Born 16 Mar 1851 Died 25 Nov 1927 Occupation Carpenter *Father L B Burnett [Billie - Littleberry Burnett s/o Pleasant Burnett and Artemesia Carter] *Mother Sara Golding [Billie - 2nd wife of Littleberry] Buried Magnolia Cemetery Cause of Death Heart Disease Descendants of Littleberry Burnett [Billie Jones tjones@camden.net] * 1 Littleberry BURNETT b: March 06, 1808 in Edgefield Co, SC d: December 09, 1852 in Abbeville Co., SC .. +Nancy WHEELER b: Abt. 1809 m: Abt. 1842 d: October 1849 in Edgefield Co, SC .... 2 Daniel Sumpter BURNETT b: Abt. 1843 in SC. .... 2 William New BURNETT b: July 1846 in SC. *2nd Wife of Littleberry BURNETT: * +Sarah GOLDING b: Abt. 1810 in SC. m: Abt. 1850 *... 2 James Pleasant BURNETT b: March 16, 1851 d: November 25, 1927 in Greenwood Co, SC ........ +Fannie Katherine (Kate) TAYLOR b: June 06, 1858 m: Abt. 1875 d: August 23, 1927 in MS ........... 3 James W. (Jack) BURNETT b: July 1877 in Edgefield Co, SC d: September 16, 1957 in Greenwood Co, SC ............... +Four WIVES ........... 3 Marion Sumpter BURNETT b: December 1881 ........... 3 Maybell BURNETT b: June 06, 1883 ........... 3 Thelma BURNETT b: September 01, 1885 ABBEVILLE COUNTY John Frith Cert #19332 Born 2 Jan 1862 Died 31 Dec 1937 Father James Frith Mother Nancy Dean Informant Henry Finley Buried Melrose Cemetery Cause of Death Uremia Can anyone identify this Nancy Dean and give more info. on the family? Please send to Billie Jones tjones@camden.net . I have some Nancy Deans but no dates or info. would like to connect them. EDGEFIELD COUNTY Jacob Littleton Smith Cert #2510 Born 11 Apr 1847 Died 15 Jan 1918 Father Luke Smith Mother Permelia Schumpert Buried Mt of Olives Cause of Death Heart Disease

Anne, I have some notes of Robert DUKES of Northampton Co, NC that appears to be related to the Robert DUKE family that went to AL. Moses DUKE is listed with records in AL that includes our families. Will share if anyone is interested. However, I have shared these notes with Joe Duke. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: ANNE & WYATT PROPST <K4PTU@homexpressway.net> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 6:54 PM Subject: [SC] Robert Duke > > Ralph, I am sending you a pretty good size package in the morning(Thursday,16th). Most of it will be interesting reading and a lot of it won't be pertinent to Robert. He is very hard to find. Ann's mother was Mary Ann Dreher Kinsler Friday. I did find Robert listed in Fairfield Cty., SC in the 1790 census on page 22. He had one male including head of the household, one female 16+ and 2 females under 16. Also recorded in this same census were: Moses(3-1-3); Samuel(1-4-6) and Tomas(1-5-3). In the 1810 census I found Robert on pg. 74 Columbia Cty(first that I had seen Columbia listed as a Cty.)on pg. 74 and Moses on page 171. > > The cesus records were on some old GRS census disk from 1790-1870. They could not be used on my new computer so I had to borrow an old one to pick the information up. > > The things that I am sending have come from various sources and each are documented. You may put whatever you think would be of interest on the web. > > I still have a couple of places to look and if I find anything significant I will send it on. You don't owe anything for the material I am sending. Sharing is what we are all about. > Keep searching and good luck, > Anne > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > If you are leaving your current ISP, please unsubscribe! > Digest SC-Genealogy-D-request@rootsweb.com > List SC-Genealogy-L-request@rootsweb.com > only one word in body of message UNSUBSCRIBE > No signature/No nothing! >

We use WORDPERFECT as our word processor. Something has happened that automatically turned on the BOLD print. The little box on the tool bar, BOLD, is not pushed in. The printer just constantly prints everything in BOLD, thus using up an ink cartridge in a hurry. We can get rid of the BOLD type by clicking on FORMAT and then FONT. We can then change the STYLE from BOLD to NORMAL, and the print will be normal. But as soon as we call up another blank page to type something else, the cussed thing has reverted back to BOLD. We must have used gallons of ink during this torture period. The book WORDPERFECT FOR DUMMIES doesn't seem to address this issue. Gratefully Born fifty years too soon for a computer.

Bill, Many thanks for the info. Nancy in Georgia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Hughes" <kinseeker4@earthlink.net> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 8:27 PM Subject: Re: [SC] Re: SC --- DANIEL - 1790 census > > Bill, > > Do you find any Daniel families in that 1790 Camden District, SC.? > > If there are more than a few, I understand your not wanting to > > enumerate all of them. I wish I could give you a definite first name > > but am just trying to search possibilities at this point. > > Many thanks, > > Nancy in Georgia > There were four [4] families with the surname of DANIEL in the Camden > District at that time. There were others, but they were scattered all over > the place. > The family of Simon DANIEL was in Clarendon County and had 2 males over 16; > 7 males under 16; and 4 females of any age. > These other three [3] families were in Claremont County and living very > close together: > Daniel 1-1-2 [yes, they really did name him Daniel DANIEL] > James 1-1-1 > Willaim 3-4-7 > > I hope that this will help some. > Bill > p.s. - does anyone have the 1900 Census for Kershaw County? > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > To contact the list maintainer > SC-Genealogy-admin@rootsweb.com >

Dear Patricia, > Hi Sara! > While reading your post on Tolliver Robertson, I noticed at the end, your > > surnames you are researching-the Bramlett's!! I am out of the > Bramblett/Bramlett's (Almon and Nancy Bramblett Gantt thru their son, > Martin) > of Laurens Co. Also, I find a Lucy Robertson married John Gantt in/about > Laurens Co. John was the son of Almon and Nancy Bramblett Gantt. Is Lucy > any > relation to Tolliver Robertson? Yes- in my database he was her half-uncle Take a look at this below- it does get very confusing sometimes but isn't it fun !! You see Manoah's father was married twice and the line below comes from the ? CORLEY wife and Tolliver came from the COUCH wife. That is where the Half-Uncle comes from - let me know if you need anything else! - Sara Jane Chandler 1 John ROBERTSON, Sr. b: 1742 Fauquier County, Virginia d: February 1802 Laurens SC . +? CORLEY b: Unknown Virginia m: 1772 in Virginia d: Aft. 1782 *2nd Wife of John ROBERTSON, Sr.: . +Marah (Mary) COUCH b: 1767 Virginia m: 1785 d: February 1822 Laurens SC Descendants of Manoah Robertson 1 Manoah ROBERTSON b: 1773 Fauquier County, Virginia d: July 31, 1826 Laurens County, South Carolina . +Mildred (Millie) BRAMLETT b: 1770 Fauquier County, Virginia m: July 24, 1792 in Fauquier County, Virginia d: 1844 Laurens County, South Carolina 2 John ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown 2 Sara Jane ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +? MOORE b: Unknown d: Unknown 2 Lucy ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +John GANT b: Abt. 1809 Laurens County d: Unknown 2 Milly ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +Reuben BRAMLETT b: Unknown m: November 08, 1842 d: Unknown 2 Vincent ROBERTSON b: Unknown Laurens SC d: 1845 Pickens County, South Carolina .... +Mary Elizabeth THOMPSON .. 3 Robert Young ROBERTSON b: Bef. 1840 .. 3 Malinda Caroline ROBERTSON b: Bef. 1840 ...... +Andrew Jackson CHAPPELL d: Abt. 1864 .. 3 James Quillan ROBERTSON b: January 07, 1843 Laurens County, South Carolina d: March 20, 1921 Fountain Inn, South Carolina ...... +Malissa Caroline HAND m: 1866 in Laurens County, South Carolina .... 4 Perry Young ROBERTSON .... 4 Mary Lydia ROBERTSON .... 4 Nancy ROBERTSON .... 4 James Robert ROBERTSON .... 4 Samuel ROBERTSON 2 Peggy ROBERTSON b: 1805 Laurens SC d: Unknown .... +William BRAMLETT b: Unknown m: 1829 d: Unknown 2 Reuben ROBERTSON b: November 11, 1806 Laurens County SC d: October 14, 1884 Bessemer AL .... +Malinda KNIGHT b: July 18, 1811 Laurens Co., SC m: 1829 d: May 08, 1881 Bessemer, AL .. 3 Scowlet Grey ROBERTSON .... 4 Festus Felaski ROBERTSON b: April 09, 1876 d: February 17, 1934 ....... 5 Walter Lee ROBERTSON b: July 15, 1898 d: May 16, 1979 Bessemer, AL ........... +Carrie Estelle SATTERFIELD b: July 06, 1898 Jefferson County, AL d: September 22, 1981 Bessemer, AL ......... 6 John Thomas ROBERTSON b: September 22, 1924 Bessemer Cutoff, Jefferson County, AL ......... 6 Andrew Jackson ROBERTSON b: April 21, 1926 Jefferson County, Alabama ............. +Betty Jean ANTON b: May 02, 1928 Lipscomb AL m: June 18, 1949 in Uncle Andrew's h, Jeff. Co.AL ........... 7 Zo Ellen ROBERTSON b: September 30, 1955 Birmingham, AL(West End Bapt, Hospital) ........... 7 Jackie Lane ROBERTSON b: October 11, 1958 Birmingham, AL(West End Bapt, Hospital) ......... 6 James Manasco ROBERTSON b: April 13, 1929 Bessemer, AL ............. +Edna Pearl HERRING b: January 17, 1932 Jefferson County, AL m: April 17, 1949 in Jefferson County, AL ......... 6 Ronald Avery ROBERTSON b: August 29, 1936 ......... 6 Doris Pearl ROBERTSON b: November 23, 1936 Bessemer, AL .. 3 Abner ROBERTSON .. 3 Caroline ROBERTSON ...... +? HODGE .. 3 Martha ROBERTSON .. 3 Henry ROBERTSON .. 3 Francis Marion ROBERTSON .. 3 Manoah ROBERTSON b: January 17, 1833 Laurens Co .SC d: March 26, 1886 Bessemer, Al.

Someone was asking about Harmon BOZEMAN lineage. I found this will in one of my files. Audrey BOZEMAN-BOAZMAN: Alonzo BOZEMAN, b. ca 1750, VA m. Agnes MELTON (b. 1750) in VA. He d. before 1790. Children: 1.. William Harmon BOZEMAN 2.. Elizabeth BOZEMAN m. 1812-1815 in SC, Solomon HITT* 3.. Catherine BOZEMAN, m 1812-1815, SC, Hamilton QUARLES 4.. Agnes BOZEMAN, m. 1812-1815, SC, John W. BERRY Delilah Sikes notes: "Agnes Elizabeth (MELTON) BOZEMAN and these children moved before 1820 from Edgefield, SC to Dallas Co, AL. About the same time John POOL made his move from SC." Note: John POOL and Mahulda (HOLLOWAY) POOL were in Leeds, AL by 1819. They were charter members of the Baptist Church of Leeds. (aep) I have Agnes BOZEMAN's will in my possession, but it is so faded cannot make all of it out. Will attempt to transcribe as near as possible. Audrey "AGNAS BOZEMAN Dallas Co, AL Agnes Elizabeth bn 1750or 1760 in VA (at top of page) ____________Book A, p. 80 State of Alabama, January 16, 1826.I, Agnes Bozeman of the State and County afforsaid, being old and infirm in body but sound in mind and memory do make this my last will and testament to vz I first will give dollars out of my Estate unto my son Harmon BOSEMAN after my death, Secondly I will one negro woman by the name of Ollif unto my grandson Marshel M. HITT. Thirdly I will that the balance of my property be equally divided between my five daughter to vz.that is to _____Sary CARSON, Ann MAYO and unto Elizabeth HITT and Catherine QUARLES to vz Agnes BERRY'S heirs, the heirs of her bod__________________Signed sealded and acknowledged in presents of _____________. I also will that ___________Agnes (x) BOZEMAN__________________________ Test_____________J. B. JONES, William W. WALKER________Test John CURTIS_______________________ I know more for my Exetery (sic) Tilman HITT and Hamblin QUARLES. Probated May 8, 1826. Dallas Co, ALA _________ GANDRUD"

Hi, I called the Camden Archives and talked to one of the directors there, and she stated that Sand Hill Church Cem. is located on Hwy 341 out of Kershaw, SC. Kershaw is now in Lancaster Co., SC so the cem. is there. I asked about a cem. book, and she said that the two Lancaster Co. cem books have not gotten to the "S" names, but that there is a book on the Sand Hill History and the author put the cem. survey info. in that book. For more information, contact: Carol McNaughton, Camden Archives and Museum, 1314 Broad St., Camden, SC 29020 (803-425-6050) Web site: www.mindspring.com/~camdenarchives/index.html Carol works Wed. - Fri 8 - 5 EDST. She lives in Kershaw. If you are interested in researching the area, the Camden ARchives is the place to go. It has: * all SC county census data 1790 - 1820. Will be getting 1830, but not here yet. * SC death certificate (microfilm) thru 1949 (same as STate archives) * mortality schedules and agricultural census data *Cemetery books from all over the state *Many of Brent Holcombs books and other books on marriages, court records, etc. *Section on other States. ***Home of the SCDAR Library and the Colonial Dames 18th Cen. collections. Come visit Camden, with all its old historical homes, the Battle of Camden Revolutionary Park, the Cornwallis House, where Lord Cornwallis had his headquarters. I have been to many librarys, and this one is the best I have been to. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "wsnipes" <wsnipes@krl.org> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 7:12 PM Subject: [SC] SC Churches and Cemeterys > I have some relatives who lived in the Lancaster, Chester, Kershaw area of SC, > abt 1900. Two of them were buried in the Sand Hill Church cemetery. Does > anyone know where this cemetery is located? Thanks, > > Bill > > Alternate E-mail Address: > > wrs1940@netscape.net > > ______________________________