Hi Audrey! My son has both the Poole and Coachman in his direct line!! I don't have much on the Poole's however, except for Hannah and her parents. I could send you the descendants of Hannah Poole Coachman that I do have if you wish. Most of the notes and info came from Bette Coachman Hochman. I have been trying to find out some things and have found some on my own-I still have to verify those, though. Let me know if you want Hannah's descendants! Take care, 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

I found in Southern Families by John Bennett Boddie a connection of Cameron to the Benjamin Outlaw bc. 1763/4 Duplin Co., NC; d. 1838 in Henry Co., Ala. He was in Cheraw Dist, SC in 1790, in Chesterfield C., SC in 1800. Records show him in Kershaw Co., SC in 1807/09. The census of 1810/20 in Chesterfield Co, SC. The census of 1830 in Henry Co., Ala. The census of 1830 shows his children to be also in Henry Co. His daughter Nancy Cameron bca. 1786/7 was given as administrax to his will. She is believed to have married Murdoch Cameron [only one on census of Henry Co., Ala]. Their eldest son and perhaps only son Angus Cameron was shown on the 1830 Census Henry Co., Ala with a family of 1 male and 1 female b. 1800/1810; 1 male and 1 female b. 1825/1830. He was not on the 1840 census there. I am searching for Mary J. Cameron bc. 1841 Ga. who married John W. Wood 1858 in MS and they both died in Rusk Co., TX after going to Texas by 1880 census. I would appreciate any knowledge of any other children or descendants of the above Cameron family. Gladys

Does anyone know what the other spelling might be for Wolecon?? I found a Daniel Wolecon with grandchildren of Daniel, Mary, John, Nelly, Margaret, Isaac and Joseph Wood.[all are Wood]. This Will was in Columbia Co., Georgia in 1789. There was also a Daniel Wood shown as migrating from Virginia to SC and was in Greenville Dist in 1812 and then possibly the same one in 1838 and later. I am searching for a Daniel Wood bc. 1785 Ga married Celia---- bc. 1790/1805 [census age varies]SC. They >Ga>Winston Co., MS by 1850 >. He died between 1850 & 1860, his family to Holmes Co., MS by 1860. Any help appreciated. Gladys

I believe this is the MITCHELL family that migrated to SC and intermarried with many of the families there. Audrey Lunenburg County, VA: Will Book 1, Page 140 "MITCHELL, John Names: wife - not named in will and evidently deceased. Son - James MITCHELL one pair spoon moulds. Daugter - Catherine MITCHELL, wife of Robert MITCHELL, slave and personal property but to go to her son John MITCHELL at age 21. Daugter - Mary YARBROUGH a book, wife of William 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 propberty. Executors: Jacob MITCHELL and Isaac MITCHELL Witnesses: Reuben SEARCY, Frances (FJ) JAMES. Ann JAMES. Signed: /s/ John MITCHELL Will dated 29 Dec 1753 Recorded 2 Feb 1755"

This deed shows the POLLARD name. Was someone researching this family? Audrey Brunswick County, VA, Deed Book-Will Book 1: "John BROOKS & wife Elizabeth of Brunswick Co of the first part, Sarah BROOKS of same of the second part, to William SMITH of same of the other part. 2 Jan 1739. 7 shillings. A 1-year lease for 280 acres which was part of a 270 acre patent to John BROOKS dec'd dated 22 Feb 1724 ^ at his death fell to the faoresaid John BROOKS & his heirs (only the third part belonging to sd Sarah BROOKS for her life, she being wife to sd John BROOKS dec'd), joining Nottoway River, George RIVES, Hinshea MABRY (again!-aep), John POLLARD. Wit: Peter BREWER, Robt (RS) SMITH, Cuthbert SMITH. Proved 3 Jan 1739. Drury Stith CC?

Rex: Thank you so much! I believe this will be very helpful to me. I have only been searching Horry Co. until I stumbled across All Saints Parish and now believe I need to search for info in the Georgetown Dist. for records in the 1700s. Every little bit of info helps. Thanks again. Shirley ----- Original Message ----- From: Rex Kirby Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2002 9:38 AM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SC] Formation of Districts and Counties in SC Shirley, Try http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/guide/countymap2.htm for Maps Tracing the Formation of Counties in South Carolina. -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Moon [mailto:sleemoon@msn.com] Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 2:44 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records Is there a reference for the old parish/districts? Actually, I think I need a history of Horry Co. Thanks for sharing. ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== Thank you RootsWeb for all the genealogy resources you have given us!

Pat, Here is what I entered in my notes on this family. I thought I had the COACHMAN family as well, but didn't find it. If you need that, I might find some time to work on it, but getting ready to leave this week for a high school reunion, which I am the organizer. Let me know what you think. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <PACA1509@aol.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 8:23 AM Subject: [SC] Poole's > Hi Audrey! > I may have asked you this before, but cannot remember if I did or not. Do > you have anything on a Hannah Poole that married Capt. James Coachman? Hannah > (bd ??-abt 1772-SC) and James (1732-Craven Co, SC--1789-Georgetown Dist., SC) > married about 1750 or thereabouts. I have a notation on here that she was the > dau of William Poole and Hannah De-Marboeuf (which may have been > La-Brosse-De-Marboeuf according to some internet research). This is my son's > paternal family and just checking on some loose ends. > 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 > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > South Carolina GenForum Page > http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/ >

Hi Patricia, I don't think you and I have discussed this, but yes, I do have that genealogy. Does your son have both POOLE/COACHMAN, or only one of these families. Will look for this work and send. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <PACA1509@aol.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 8:23 AM Subject: [SC] Poole's > Hi Audrey! > I may have asked you this before, but cannot remember if I did or not. Do > you have anything on a Hannah Poole that married Capt. James Coachman? Hannah > (bd ??-abt 1772-SC) and James (1732-Craven Co, SC--1789-Georgetown Dist., SC) > married about 1750 or thereabouts. I have a notation on here that she was the > dau of William Poole and Hannah De-Marboeuf (which may have been > La-Brosse-De-Marboeuf according to some internet research). This is my son's > paternal family and just checking on some loose ends. > 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 > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > South Carolina GenForum Page > http://genforum.genealogy.com/sc/ >

Hi Audrey! I may have asked you this before, but cannot remember if I did or not. Do you have anything on a Hannah Poole that married Capt. James Coachman? Hannah (bd ??-abt 1772-SC) and James (1732-Craven Co, SC--1789-Georgetown Dist., SC) married about 1750 or thereabouts. I have a notation on here that she was the dau of William Poole and Hannah De-Marboeuf (which may have been La-Brosse-De-Marboeuf according to some internet research). This is my son's paternal family and just checking on some loose ends. 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

Shirley, Try http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/guide/countymap2.htm for Maps Tracing the Formation of Counties in South Carolina. -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Moon [mailto:sleemoon@msn.com] Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 2:44 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records Is there a reference for the old parish/districts? Actually, I think I need a history of Horry Co. Thanks for sharing.

Audrey, Thanks, I recently bought the 1st book of Myrtle N. Bridges new book of Estates of Richmond County, NC because my g-g-gfather and family lived there much of 1820 - 1850. It also had a Cameron who was an Attorney and quite a few Camerons. We just have to keep our eyes open keyed to something might pop up. Gladys

Hi Gladys, Many of those attorneys later became very involved in politics. It is probably a William CAMERON who became a Gov either of GA or AL later. And, seeing this record in SC with William CAMERON, J. P. on a document that we know is our family, helps me understand why we have a William Cameron POOL in the family. I will look in my NC books to see if I can locate CAMERONS. Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <jgpark@juno.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 6:50 PM Subject: [SC] Re: Cameron as JP > Audrey, > Thanks, I recently bought the 1st book of Myrtle N. Bridges new > book of Estates of Richmond County, NC because my g-g-gfather and family > lived there much of 1820 - 1850. It also had a Cameron who was an > Attorney and quite a few Camerons. > We just have to keep our eyes open keyed to something might pop > up. > Gladys > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Best Website around for South Carolina SCGenWeb - South Carolina Genealogy research > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/ >

A record like this one can help in determining where families went after leaving SC, as well as who they married. Note William CAMERON, J. P. Recently, someone was looking for CAMERONS. This is our William POOL who m. Elizabeth SPARKS, d/o Stephen SPARKS. He m. Elizabeth JONES 1st, but she died in 1817; they named a son, Stephen Sparks POOL. Audrey Newberry District, SC Equity Records: "Box #1, pkg. #7: Bill for partition of land. Jesse SPARKS, Isaac SPARKS, Phoebe LEWIS, Elizabeth SPARKS, vs. Zachariah SPARKS, Joseph K. SPARKS, and Sarah Ann SPARKS (minor). Instrument shows that Stephen SPARKS, late of Newberry Dist, died 1816 intestate, survived by the following children: Zachariah, Jesse, Joseph K, Isaac, Phoeby (sic) LEWIS, Elizabeth, Sarah Ann & Mary SPARKS (note Mary is not in the first paragraph). Stephen SPARKS died possessed of 300 ACRES ON Indian Creek, adj. Lands of Daniel LOFTON, Lt. Col. John GLENN, Chesley DAVIS, Dudley BONDS, Dr. Hilery HERBERT, and a tract of 227 acres lying in Laurens Dist., S. C. on south fork of Duncan's Creek adj. Lands of James BELL, Peter BRAZELMAN, David MC CLURE, dec'd. Manasah WILSON and others. On 20 Oct 1820, Jesse SPARKS, Joseph K. SPARKS, & WILLIAM POOL*, who intermarried with Elizabeth SPARKS, all of Shelby Co, Alabama, appoint Isaac E. SPARKS of same county, our lawful attorney. William CAMERON, J. P. of Shelby., Ala. Thomas A ROGERS, Sec., State Ala.'in town of Cahaba, Ala.' Appraisers of land were Isaac GARY, Isaac EVANS, John CANNON, Lewis LINVALL & William BLACKBURN."

Is there a reference for the old parish/districts? Actually, I think I need a history of Horry Co. Thanks for sharing. ----- Original Message ----- From: Devon J Inman Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 1:02 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records No, All Saints Parish included all the land in Georgetown County & Horry County that is between the Waccamaw River & the Atlantic Ocean. Shirley Moon wrote: > I hope someone will be able to help me. Last night I clicked on a rootsweb research address at the bottom of a message and found wonderful info. Unfortunately, I copied the address from the address box above the census info and now when I type it in I receive the message "Page Cannot Be Displayed". Unfortunately, I now realize I should have copied the rootsweb address at the bottom of the message someone had posted through SC-Genealogy. I hope someone can help me because it was a wonderful source of census and pension info for the early 1800s for SC. Can anyone answer this question for me? I know that Horry Co. was at one time part of Georgetown District. I found my gggrandfather listed under All Saints Parish in the Georgetown Dist. Could this be the same area as the Good Hope area of Conway now? Shirley L > > ==== 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! ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== Best Website around for South Carolina SCGenWeb - South Carolina Genealogy research http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/

Thanks for info. ----- Original Message ----- From: JohnMGregg@aol.com Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 7:29 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records/All Saints Parish All Saint's was the area between Waccamaw River and the ocean. ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== To UNSUBSCRIBE Write SC-Genealogy-L-Request@RootsWeb.com Plain Text with just the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of letter Change the "L" to "D" if you have Digest Mode

Has anyone encountered this family in the late 1700s or early 1800s in the area of Lancaster County, or close by? The closest that I can find is NEILSON//NEILSEN, but not sure if that would be a correct variant spelling or not. I am looking for a maternal line 4Xgreat grandmother, Margaret NEISSEN [1796-1881], in Lancaster County, who was married to Joseph BAKER [???? - Jul 1838]. Bill

Here's the info fr. 1880 Census, Horry Co.: 1880 Census Place: Simpsons Creek, Horry, South Carolina Source: FHL Film 1255232 National Archives Film T9-1232 Page 326A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Isaac L. LEE Self M M W 32 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Sarah S. LEE Wife F M W 32 NC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Eleisabeth D. LEE Dau F S W 8 NC Fa: SC Mo: NC William R. LEE Son M S W 7 SC Fa: SC Mo: NC Noah L. LEE Son M S W 5 SC Fa: SC Mo: NC Mary J. E. LEE Dau F S W 3 SC Fa: SC Mo: NC Washington LEE Son M S W 1 SC Fa: SC Mo: NC Elisabeth LEE Mother F W W 55 SC Occ: Stays At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Armentoe LEE Sister F S W 18 SC Occ: Stays At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC This also lists Isaac's mother as Elizabeth LEE, age 55. Anothre LEE family: 1880 Census Place: Dogwood Neck, Horry, South Carolina Source: FHL Film 1255231 National Archives Film T9-1231 Page 271D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John B. LEE Self M M W 38 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Susan LEE Wife F M W 36 SC Occ: Housekeep Fa: SC Mo: SC Mellen M. LEE Dau F S W 11 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC John LEE Son M S W 7 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Gurtrude LEE Dau F S W 5 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Joseph H. LEE Son M S W 3 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Susan LEE Dau F S W 5M SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Could this be Nancy HARDEE LEE, living with a g-dau and g-son-in-law? 1880 Census Place: Conwayboro, Horry, South Carolina Source: FHL Film 1255231 National Archives Film T9-1231 Page 244C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John R. COOPER Self M M W 49 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Nancey COOPER Wife F M W 38 SC Occ: Keeps House Fa: SC Mo: SC John M. COOPER Son M S W 22 SC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: SC Mo: SC Thomas G. COOPER Son M S W 17 SC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: SC Mo: SC Addie COOPER Dau F S W 14 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Lucey COOPER Dau F S W 12 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Dora COOPER Dau F S W 10 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Nancey LEE GMother F W W 87 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC I don't know if this helps you but I hope it will. There are numerous other HARDEE families as well as LEE families in the 1880, and I can send the others if it will help you. God bless, Dolores Miller Pringle -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Moon [mailto:sleemoon@msn.com] Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 5:21 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records Dolores: Thanks for the info on All Saints Parish. I am researching the Lee family from Horry Co. My gggrandfather Noah Lee b. 20 Feb 1824 s/o John S. Lee, Sr. 6 Jan 1792 (b. in Horry Co.) d. abt 1848 and Nancy Hardee. I have found several indications that John S. Lee, Sr.'s father was also named Noah. I found a Noah Lee listed in the 1800 census in All Saints Parish and then evidence of a will from the Index to Horry Co. will, volume 1 (1799-1853). This leads me to believe that this Noah (4ggrandfather) day have lived in All Saints Parish and then moved into what is modern day Horry Co. However, the will is one of many that were destroyed by fire (just my luck). To make matters worse, this Noah's father may also have been named John. This family favored naming their children after fathers, grandfathers, uncles, etc. so you continually see the same names and variations repeated. I am inclined to believe, but am having a hard time proving that this line of Lees came to SC th! rough Charleston in the early or mid 1700's with Noah migrating to present day Horry Co. after 1800. I really appreciate your offer of help and if you have any suggestions regarding reference material, sources, etc. I would be grateful. I originally thought my family had been in Horry since the year 1 and had been concentrating only on Horry. There is evidence that John S. Lee, Sr. was a minister; and that my gggandfather (Noah) lived near the Good Hope area before he left for the Civil War and two of his sons were involved in building a church at Good Hope which was a predecessor of the present Good Hope Bapt. Ch. If anyone out there knows anything about the history or records from this church please let me know. Since I live out of state, the computer has provided me with better leads than days of searching at the Courthouse while on visiting last year and no luck in contacting the church. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dolores Pringle Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 10:02 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records Hi, Shirley, Just from living here and spending lots of time in the Pawleys area, I would say that All Saints Parish is the area near Pawleys where All Saints Episcopal is still located today. That area was and has always been in Georgetown. If you go down Highway 17 By-Pass where it meets Highway 17 Bus. the county changes from Horry (O-ree')to Georgetown right in that area. Murrells Inlet is the first town in Georgetown Co. fr. the north end. I don't really know much about Horry's history in the geographical sense, but I know that it is the largest county, land wise, in the state. It is possible that the Good Hope area of Conway backs up to All Saints, but I really don't know about that. I'm sure there are some folks around here that have lived here for many years and have your answer. If I can help or call the library for you, let me know. God bless you, Dolores -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Moon [mailto:sleemoon@msn.com] Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 10:39 AM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records I hope someone will be able to help me. Last night I clicked on a rootsweb research address at the bottom of a message and found wonderful info. Unfortunately, I copied the address from the address box above the census info and now when I type it in I receive the message "Page Cannot Be Displayed". Unfortunately, I now realize I should have copied the rootsweb address at the bottom of the message someone had posted through SC-Genealogy. I hope someone can help me because it was a wonderful source of census and pension info for the early 1800s for SC. Can anyone answer this question for me? I know that Horry Co. was at one time part of Georgetown District. I found my gggrandfather listed under All Saints Parish in the Georgetown Dist. Could this be the same area as the Good Hope area of Conway now? Shirley L ==== 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! ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== Need some help getting started with irc (INTERNET RELAY CHAT)? Try: http://home.flash.net/~gen4m/ ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== South Carolina Resources Available at RootsWeb! http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC.html

To whom it may concern and who may be researching some of these family names of SC. It is an interesting observation that so many of them are intermarried. Audrey Source: Will Book 4, Brunswick Co, VA "Will of Robert READ 25 Sep 1766 24 Jan 1774 Of Essex County. Land of my father, William READ 2 brothers John & Lewis READ To my sister Anner READ To my sister Mary READ To my sister Susannah MATHIS To my brother Jno READ To my brother Lewis READ To William, son of James QUARLES, to Thomas son of William READ, to Catharine, daughter of Thomas MANNING**, to Betty or Elizabeth daughter of William MATHIS*, & Molley READ daughter of Thomas READ. To my friend James QUARLES Ex: James QUARLES Wit: Hugh WILLIAMS, Richard RAMSAY, John QUARLES" a.* Note the MATHIS/MATHEWS name, as well as MANNING. 1.. Samuel MANNING's dau, Esther MANNING, married Adam POOLE, and the ancestor Ray is supposed to be descended from. 2.. WILLIAMS is also mentioned in this record. 3.. If we look at all of these families of Brunswick, we will simply see a continuation of SC families, all making connections in one way or another. 4.. This does NOT answer the question of Caty's maiden name, unless, of course, she may be one of the slaves in one of the records below. (aep) Source: Will Book 6, Brunswick County, VA "Will of James READ 3 may 1796 26 Dec 1796 Of Meherin Parish. "low in body" To my son - Peter READ To my son - Harmon READ 'My estate to be divided into eight parts & divided as follows: To my daughter Dabetha (Tabetha) BECK To my daughter Winny MOSELY To my daughter Rebeckah CARRELL To my daughter Jemimah REVIS To my daughter Nancy BARROW To my daughter Myriam ALLEY 'After death of Myriam 'it' to go to her son David READ. To my daughter Elizabeth RITCHARDSON* To my daughter OLIVE ROOK - Ex: Peter READ, Harmon READ, Henry H. MARABLE" *Probable connection to Jordan RICHARDSON who is on other records with these families. (aep) Source: Will Book 4, Pt 2 "Will of William MOSELEY 29 Nov 1771 25 Aug 1776 Of Meherrin Parish. To my son Levy To my wife.all my personal estate to be divided among all my children. Ex: my 2 sons William MOSELY & *Samuel MOSELY Wit: Edmund WEBB, *WILLIAM HOLLOWAY, Thomas CLANTON, Edward CLANTON. Fully probated 23 Sep following. Probate indicates that the sd excrs qualified with Benjamin MOSELY & John BECK their securities." *Abigail (MOSELY) HOLLOWAY's father, and wife of Silas HOLLOWAY. Will Book 7, Brunswick Co, VA: "Will of Samuel MOSELY 22 May 1811 23 Sep 1811 'sick in body' To my wife Martha - My 2 sons Dann & Samuel 'The residue of my estate to be divided between my wife Martha & all my children, namely, Thamer HUNTER, Huldy HUFF, ABAGAIL HOLLOWAY, Patsey THOMAS, Amey LINCH, Salley LINCH, Nelley MOSELY, Dann MOSELY, Polley MOSELY & Samuel MOSELY. Ex: my son in law James HUFF, my friends Willie HARRISON, William HUFF Wit: Willie HARRISON, Harrison BARNER (BARNES?), Polley (x) DOBBINS, J. MOSELY." Ibid: "5 Jan 1803. Sale of the estate of Harmon READ. Buyers: Among others are. Nathan FLETCHER, Willie HARRISON, ASA HOLLOWAY, John MOSELY, Clanton, James, Peter and Tabitha READ." Source: Will Book 6, Brunswick Co, VA "Will of Harmon READ 16 Feb 1901 27 Dec 1802 'weak of body' To my wife - lend to her 4 negroes, Ned, Ing, CATE & daughter Anekey, boy Will.. .'up the Great Branch to my wheat fence to HOLLOWAY'S road.to my son James READ.to my son Claxton. Daughter Polley READ Ex: James FLETCHER*, Claxton READ Nb: My four sons Jesse, Peter, William & Thomas Claborne READ to have a L12 nag each from my estate. Wit: Peter READ, Robert READ, Silas READ" In 1807, Daniel HOLLOWAY is one of the auditors of the estate of Claxton READ. "Will Book 3, Brunswick Co, VA: See record below this will of William LEE. "Will of William LEE 3 Aug 1759 26 May 1761 Of Meherin Parish. To my grandson Peter LEE To my son Wm LEE To my 4 daughters, Elizabeth, Ann, Rebecca & Amy Dec'd wife. Ex: William BARROW, Henry LEE Wit: Isaac Row *WALTON, Elizabeth MASLAY (MOSELY), Elizabeth WALTON Probate indicates that the sd excrs qualified with Henry COOKE & JAMES READ their securities." Note: My husband, Ray's g father was James Walton POOL. (aep) Source Book 5, Brunswick Co, VA: "William LEE* planter of JOHNSTON COUNTY in North Carolina to WILLIAM HOLLOWAY of Brunswick Co. 9 Feb 1754. L65 VA. 152 acres on the south side of Peahill Creek. Wit: Art'r HARRIS, Abraham JOHNSTON, Thos WILLIAMS, Joshua (J) COOK, Harwood CLARY, Robert RANARD, James (R) REED. Proved 26 Mar 1754 & 25 Jun following. Litt Tazewell CC? *Note: This is one and the same LEE family that our POOL and connecting families of AL intermarried with. (aep) Source Book 6, Brunswick Co, VA: "John (x) PEARSON* of Brunswick Co to Christopher CLINCH (or LINCH) of Surry Co. 14 Oct 1760. L100 VA. 350 acres which was a ptent to sd John PEARSON 14 Aug 1759, joining William MOSELY, HOLLOWAY, GRAY*, a branch. Wit: William HOLLOWAY, Thomas WASHINGTON, Sarah WASHINGTON. Proved 23 Mar 1761. John ROBINSON CC" a. *Faitha (EDMUNDS) BALLARD's mother was Mary (GRAY) EDMUNDS from Surry County, VA. b. William HOLLOWAY m. Martha BALLARD, d/o John BALLARD and Faitha EDMUNDS. (aep) c. *This John PEARSON had a son, Morris PEARSON. (aep)

Dolores: Thanks for the info on All Saints Parish. I am researching the Lee family from Horry Co. My gggrandfather Noah Lee b. 20 Feb 1824 s/o John S. Lee, Sr. 6 Jan 1792 (b. in Horry Co.) d. abt 1848 and Nancy Hardee. I have found several indications that John S. Lee, Sr.'s father was also named Noah. I found a Noah Lee listed in the 1800 census in All Saints Parish and then evidence of a will from the Index to Horry Co. will, volume 1 (1799-1853). This leads me to believe that this Noah (4ggrandfather) day have lived in All Saints Parish and then moved into what is modern day Horry Co. However, the will is one of many that were destroyed by fire (just my luck). To make matters worse, this Noah's father may also have been named John. This family favored naming their children after fathers, grandfathers, uncles, etc. so you continually see the same names and variations repeated. I am inclined to believe, but am having a hard time proving that this line of Lees came to SC th! rough Charleston in the early or mid 1700's with Noah migrating to present day Horry Co. after 1800. I really appreciate your offer of help and if you have any suggestions regarding reference material, sources, etc. I would be grateful. I originally thought my family had been in Horry since the year 1 and had been concentrating only on Horry. There is evidence that John S. Lee, Sr. was a minister; and that my gggandfather (Noah) lived near the Good Hope area before he left for the Civil War and two of his sons were involved in building a church at Good Hope which was a predecessor of the present Good Hope Bapt. Ch. If anyone out there knows anything about the history or records from this church please let me know. Since I live out of state, the computer has provided me with better leads than days of searching at the Courthouse while on visiting last year and no luck in contacting the church. ----- Original Message ----- From: Dolores Pringle Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 10:02 PM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records Hi, Shirley, Just from living here and spending lots of time in the Pawleys area, I would say that All Saints Parish is the area near Pawleys where All Saints Episcopal is still located today. That area was and has always been in Georgetown. If you go down Highway 17 By-Pass where it meets Highway 17 Bus. the county changes from Horry (O-ree')to Georgetown right in that area. Murrells Inlet is the first town in Georgetown Co. fr. the north end. I don't really know much about Horry's history in the geographical sense, but I know that it is the largest county, land wise, in the state. It is possible that the Good Hope area of Conway backs up to All Saints, but I really don't know about that. I'm sure there are some folks around here that have lived here for many years and have your answer. If I can help or call the library for you, let me know. God bless you, Dolores -----Original Message----- From: Shirley Moon [mailto:sleemoon@msn.com] Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 10:39 AM To: SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SC] Help finding 1880 census records I hope someone will be able to help me. Last night I clicked on a rootsweb research address at the bottom of a message and found wonderful info. Unfortunately, I copied the address from the address box above the census info and now when I type it in I receive the message "Page Cannot Be Displayed". Unfortunately, I now realize I should have copied the rootsweb address at the bottom of the message someone had posted through SC-Genealogy. I hope someone can help me because it was a wonderful source of census and pension info for the early 1800s for SC. Can anyone answer this question for me? I know that Horry Co. was at one time part of Georgetown District. I found my gggrandfather listed under All Saints Parish in the Georgetown Dist. Could this be the same area as the Good Hope area of Conway now? Shirley L ==== 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! ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== Need some help getting started with irc (INTERNET RELAY CHAT)? Try: http://home.flash.net/~gen4m/

Thanks I was wondering if perhaps I was doing something wrong, but sounds like I have covered all of that already. Thanks, Gail