Here are some of the notes. I see more COACHMANS that aren't in this group of records. I will be gone until next week. I remember now why I followed this line. It was because of MONCK; more than one of our girls married a MONCK. Audrey "POOLE, Joseph, George Town, Craven County, Esq. Mother: Hannah POOLE. Brother: Edward NEWMAN. Sisters: Hannah COACHMAN; Mary NEWMAN. Mentions: all estate to be sold by executors; proceeds from said sale he put at interest by Edward NEWMAN for benefit of my mother; all remainder of estate at death of my mother to be paid to James COACHMAN for use of his son William COACHMAN when he is 21 years; sister Hannah COACHMAN'S children (not named); brother Edward NEWMAN and his sister Mary NEWMAN. Exors: Thomas LYNCH, Archibald JOHNSTON, William ALSTON, Elias HORRY, Edward NEWMAN. Wit: Francis BARMATYNE, Robert GIBBS, William LUPTAN." D: w Oct 1758. P: 13 Dec 1758. R: nd. P. 162. "Thomas BROWN. Son: Thomas (BROWN). Daus: Elizabeth and Ann (BROWN). Mentions: all estate to said 3 children; land where my son now lives on Little Pee Dee to his lawful children; James BENNETT. Exors: William POOLE, Sr, Benjamin COACHMAN, William POOLE, Jr. Wit: John RAE, Thomas CHINNERS, James SELVENT, his mark" D: 10 Nov 1749. P: nd. R: p. 303 "William ALSTON, Sr, Prince George's Parish, Craven County. Wife: Ester. Sons: William, 3 tracts of land granted me by Hon. Robert JOHNSON on Squirrel Creek, 2 tracts purchased of Mr. Thomas HIPWORTH on Waccamaw Neck, town lot in George Town bought of Richard ALLEN; Joseph, one-half land where I live, land opposite THE PLANTATION, LOT No. 47 in George Town; John, other half land where I live, land on southwest side my house, lot No. 165 in George Town. Daus: Rebecca MARION, lot No. 131 in George Town; Esther, Elizabeth, Ann, Mary, and Frances, all under age. Granddau: Rebecca MARION. Mentions: to 5 daus. Esther, Elizabeth, Ann, Mary and Frances (ALSTON) land at head of Mr. Jonah COLLINS' Creek, lots Nos. 189 and 213 in George Town; executors to sell land purchased of Dr. Robert BROWN'S executors, 3 tracks on Sandy Island which was granted to me by Hon. Thomas BROUGHTON, 4 tracts on Upper Pee Dee River purchased of Mr. Thomas BROWN, and other land granted me by said BROUGHTON; personal estate to wife and seven youngest children when boys are 18 years and girls are 17 years or married. Exors: son William; brother John ALTSTON; brother William POOLE; brother Joseph LABRUCE. Wit: John WHITE; John NEILL, his mark; John GRIEMS; Anne PAULEY." D: 29 Jan 1743. P: 12 Apr 1744. R: 9 July 1744. P. 173 "William POOLE - 1704-1728 Berkeley County, SC. 1760 Charleston, SC 1776-81 Rev War SC Soldiers. Bk. G, p. 336 L & R by Mortgage William POOLE, Carpenter, son & heir of William POOLE, planter to Thomas HASELL, rector the Hon. Thomas BROUGHTON (executor of will of Richard BERESFORD), Richard HARRIS, John MOORE, Francis GODDARD, John STEWARD, John ASHBY & Robert DANIEL, vestry men, all of St Thomas Parish, Berkeley Co, (see page 279 for details of BERESFORD'S will) for L 400 currency, mortgaged 2 tracts; 1 of 150 A. on the E side cooper River on Wisboo Creek, bounding NE on Wisboo Creek; SE on Dennis HAYES & Humphrey TURQUET; S on William POOLE (formerly Thomas MONCK*) as specified in grant dated 5 May 1704 from Lords Proprs. To Thomas MONCK on 5 May 1704 & conveyed by MONCK 1 June 1705 to William POOLE , the father. Witnesses: Jacob WOOLFORD, Thomas ELLERY. Before Tweedie SOMERVILLE. Jacob MOTTE, Register. Mortgage satisfied 23 July 1728. Certified by Alexander GARDEN, Jr, Treasurer of Vestry to William HOPTON, Pub. Reg." "HOOPER, Thomas, merchant, Charleston, SC, will, recorded Jan 10, 1760. Names Hannah WRIGHT, St Peters Parish, City of Bristol, England; James WRIGHT and Mrs. Benedict WRIGHT (son and dau of Hannah WRIGHT). Note: Last part of will so dim it cannot be read, but 2 names - Francis GOFFE and William GERARD, were noticed. Wit: Thos. (Thomas) and Wm POOLE, Newman SWALLOW (O, p. 252)" ----- Original Message ----- From: <PACA1509@aol.com> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 7:32 AM Subject: [SC] Poole/Coachman's > Hi Audrey! > No, I did not receive what you sent on the Poole's/Coachman's. I have been > in contact with the Canadian Coachman and he gave me some info. Am looking > forward to seeing what you may have. > Patricia Cantrell > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > Virus warnings are not welcome on this list. > Remember when writing a query, to always put in DATES & LOCATIONS >

Audrey: Who is the John White who was the witness here. In Benton Co. AL I have located a John White and wife Rachel who were the parents of Mary Ann White who married the next year my Edward A. Cothran nicknamed JUDGE. That US Census record was for the year 1850. According to that Census John White was born in SC and so was his wife Rachel and daughter Mary Ann White. Mary Ann was 21 that year. I believe he then may have left the state and went into AR into a place called Hamburg in Ashley Co. So do you have any idea as to who John White may have been? Gail

Audrey: I should have said, I don't think this is that same man but giving the fact that the one I found was rather old I think about 68 or so at the time of the 1850 I believe he could have been a son to this man that you have here, this is why I ask. I am hoping to find out maybe from a White Researcher where this line went to later on down the line. Gail