Hello, I'm also researching the same area for my gr gr gr grandfather Nicholas Briskey/Brisky and his wife Elizabeth Merck/Mark. Around 1789. Anyway, In my researching I found that many families migrated around 1830 together from SC to GA around troup and harris countys mostly, and then to chambers County,AL many lines and counties changed. I have a copy of the Heritage of Chambers County,AL book by Heritage Publishing Co, and you maybe able to get a copy to look at through your inner library loan dept of your local library. It's free. Adams are listed on many many pages. I have found decendents for many families who started out in SC area. Baldwin is also listed on page 83 in either marriage to Buckelews or Archibald calhoun family. Hester family also listed on many pages connected with marriages. Might be worth checking into it. Good luck Also what is nice is those who sent articles in their names and addresses are listed for contact for family history. Sandel [email protected] Seattle Surnames: briskey,brisky,brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh,Leverett,Mark/Merck (States SC, GA, Chambers County,AL, Washington State, TX and france)

Billie In my researching for my gr gr gr grandfather Nicholas Briskey/Brisky and his wife Elizabeth Mark/Merck I found that many families migrated from there around 1830's. Many to GA around troup and harris county. And then onto Chambers County,Al or surrounding areas. I have a book Heritage of Chambers County,AL by Heritage Publishing Co. And in this book I have found many decedents for other families who started out in SC area. Howell is listed on 166/167. Might be worth a trip to your local library and see if they can order a copy for you to look at through the inner library loan dept it's free. Good luck Sandel [email protected] Seattle Surnames: Briskey,Brisky,Brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh,Leverett, Mark/Merck (States SC, GA, Chambers County,AL, Washington State, TX and france)

Hi, on any list you will receive postings to who ever signs on to the bulletin board. That's how you can look at it like a big bulletin board. Everyone uses it. Good Luck In my researching my briskey/Brisky grandfather line I have found that many families migrated together around 1830's. Many first to GA and then to chambers County,AL and surrounding areas. Lines and counties changed. I have a copy of the heritage of chambers county,al book by heritage publishing. And in this book there is a Jeames W. Howell Family probably decedents of your line. I have located many decendents for other families who started out in SC area. It might be worth a trip to your local library and ask the inner library loan dept to order a copy to look at. It is free. And I find them wonderful resource for outdated books and materials. At least ours is geared for genealogy. Good luck. Email me seperately and mention name and page 166/167 and I'll send more info and a contact person for you for the family. Sandel [email protected] Seattle Surnames; Briskey,Brisky,Brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh,Leverett,Mark/Merck (States SC, GA, Chambers County,AL, Washington State, TX and france) also looking for melton family of Chambers area as we have two baby graves 1850's in underbrush near where the family plantation once stood.

Hello, great. The history of Chambers County,AL book by heritage publishing does have a lot of pages of Daniel families. Connected with marriages and schools and church. Go to your local library and ask if their inner library loan dept can obtain a copy. Well worth a trip. The decendents who sent the articles in are listed underneath for contact. Good Luck Sandel [email protected] Seattle

Glad to help. I know how those brick walls are. I'm running into that finding military for american revolution. Good luck Sandel inner library loan I find a valuable tool to get anything out of print. Or info. Through your local library and it's usually free. We have a wonderful library geared to genealists it's wonderful.

I don't know how your e-mail ended up here, but then my computer is doing strange things today eversince trying to access a link from the Old Pendleton site. I was looking for Ellison, Kelly and Cox. Am not relates to Howells. Just wanted to make sure you get your message to the person intended. ----- Original Message ----- From: "DS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 1:52 PM Subject: [SC-OPD] HOWELL / HALE > There are a number of Howells that showed up in Lincoln County TN. > > Yours, perhaps? > > Dick Stewart > Colorado > > ======================== > > Hello, > > Of the name of Howell, my ancestor William Hay was married to Mary Howell. > They were in the Richland County area of SC in 1750-1784. William Hay died > in 1784. Mary his wife separated from him about 1776. As for the parents > of Mary, I do not know for sure. There were several Howells in the area, > Arthur, William and Thomas. I do not think any of them were her father, more > likely brothers but I have no proof of that. As for the name of Hale, the > first wife of Matthew Talbot was Mary Hale. Matthew Talbot married second > Agnes Janeway Hay, the wife of David Hay who died about 1782. David Hay was > the son of Mary Howell and William Hay. I have no idea if any of this > connects to your Howell or Hale. > > Billie Sutton Smith > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > EDIT YOUR QUERIES > Remember to edit those replies. > Excess information takes up valuable web space. > >

Looking for information on Jane Hanley, born 29 February 1788 in Pendleton District, SC. Married Edward Robison, 14 March 1819 in Caldwell Co., KY Need info on Jane's parents etc. Any clue will be appreciated Thanks Mary Hall

Thank you very much, I will certainly do that. Vickie [email protected] wrote:Hello, great. The history of Chambers County,AL book by heritage publishing does have a lot of pages of Daniel families. Connected with marriages and schools and church. Go to your local library and ask if their inner library loan dept can obtain a copy. Well worth a trip. The decendents who sent the articles in are listed underneath for contact. Good Luck Sandel [email protected] Seattle ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== Harmony is the objective of this list. We are all adults, so please respect us by talking with the list admin before making suggestions on methods of posting or conduct. Thank you -- Derrell Oakley Teat--List [email protected]

Hi,I have a Dorinda Daniel,who married Milton Watts Akins,in Morgan County,GA, on 12/7/1828. Dorinda was born 10/3/1810 in Morgan County and died 6/9/1893 in Henry County, GA.Her parents are James Daniel and Grezie Clemonte.I also have come across this information, Egbert P Daniel, married Catherine Howe,in Pike County,GA. 2/7/1828. Two siblings married in Warren County, GA,Isaac Daniel,to Polly Johnson,married 12/25/1800. Lunsford Daniel ,married Sabina G Hill,1/3/1825. There is also a mention of a will of Frederick Daniel. Hope this helps. Ron Akins > [Original Message] > From: Vickie Lomon <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 2/8/2004 8:13:14 AM > Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] Daniel family surname search > > Thank you, I appreciate it, I do believe that the line of Daniel that I am tracing, part of them went into Alabama and Georgia. In fact I wished my Daniel line had, they may have been easier to trace. Some of the Daniel in my line married into the Self family and others also married Selfs. William Daniel son of Basil married Susannah Self, they married in 1825 Clay county, Illinois, they migrated into Carroll and Newton county, ARk. and then went onto Texas. We are stuck in Pendelton District 1800 census, with William, Jeremiah, Basil Daniel. We can't get past them, Know one seems to know who they belonged to? > > "A. S. Balch" <[email protected]> wrote:DANIEL families apparently moved to AL from Pendleton Dist, SC, as did my > CROW family. You can find the index and links to the pages of the book at: > http://www.geocities.com/adysin.geo/crowstroup1.html > > Page 24: > 1.. GROVER CROW m. 1st IRENE DANIEL > m. 2nd __________________ > 2.. ARTHUR CROW m. GLADYS DANIEL > CHILDREN: (4) Not listed > > ******************************************* > Page 104: > > CROW MARRIAGES IN LAWRENCE CO., AL > JAMES M. CROW m. MOLLY DANIEL 5 Nov. 1874 > > > ************************************** > Page 114 > STROUP CEMETERY > The Stroup Cemetery is located at Pumpkin Center (Stroup's Cross Roads) on > land first owned by Thompson J. Coleman, who purchased it from the > Huntsville Land Office Sept. 17, 1832. > > The earliest graves are unmarked and are surrounded by a rock wall. These > graves are mentioned in an Indenture between Thompson J. Coleman and wife, > Martha, to Stephen Daniel for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred > and twenty-five dollars paid by the said Stephen Daniel sold one certain > tract of land situated and known as the South 1/2 of the West 1/2 of NW 1/4 > of Sec. 5, Township 7, Range 5 West containing forty acres with all singular > appurtenances thereto belonging with the exception of "TWENTY FEET SQUARE > AROUND THE TWO GRAVES IN THE GARDEN." > > Stephen Daniel sold this land to John Tatum on Sept. 7, 1935 and again the > exception of "TWENTY FEET WHERE THE GRAVES ARE" is mentioned. > > Joseph Stroup and wife Mary (Polly) James are buried close to this rock > wall. > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Genealogy Resources on the Web > http://www.ancestry.com > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Harmony is the objective of this list. We are all adults, so please respect us by talking with the list admin before making suggestions on methods of posting or conduct. > Thank you -- Derrell Oakley Teat--List [email protected]

Hello, Of the name of Howell, my ancestor William Hay was married to Mary Howell. They were in the Richland County area of SC in 1750-1784. William Hay died in 1784. Mary his wife separated from him about 1776. As for the parents of Mary, I do not know for sure. There were several Howells in the area, Arthur, William and Thomas. I do not think any of them were her father, more likely brothers but I have no proof of that. As for the name of Hale, the first wife of Matthew Talbot was Mary Hale. Matthew Talbot married second Agnes Janeway Hay, the wife of David Hay who died about 1782. David Hay was the son of Mary Howell and William Hay. I have no idea if any of this connects to your Howell or Hale. Billie Sutton Smith

There are a number of Howells that showed up in Lincoln County TN. Yours, perhaps? Dick Stewart Colorado ======================== Hello, Of the name of Howell, my ancestor William Hay was married to Mary Howell. They were in the Richland County area of SC in 1750-1784. William Hay died in 1784. Mary his wife separated from him about 1776. As for the parents of Mary, I do not know for sure. There were several Howells in the area, Arthur, William and Thomas. I do not think any of them were her father, more likely brothers but I have no proof of that. As for the name of Hale, the first wife of Matthew Talbot was Mary Hale. Matthew Talbot married second Agnes Janeway Hay, the wife of David Hay who died about 1782. David Hay was the son of Mary Howell and William Hay. I have no idea if any of this connects to your Howell or Hale. Billie Sutton Smith

Rebecca, did we ever correspond before re: a HEMBREE who did land transactions with a CANNON in OPD circa 1790?? Janice

New Year - hoping to connect with new cousins, researchers, etc. Here's a list of my main OPD Surnames and oldest known ancestor. Adams - James Adams, Sr. - James Adams, Jr. - Pearson Adams - Barney Adams - Cassandra Adams Baldwin - Isaac Baldwin - David Samuel Baldwin - Lewis Jefferson Baldwin - Mattie Baldwin Hembree - James Hembree, Sr. - James Hembree, Jr. - James Drayton Hembree - Frances Irene "Fannie" Hembree Hester - William Henry Hester - Thomas Hester - Joseph Scott Hester - Augusta Azalee Hester Roper - Aaron Roper - Tyre Lewis Roper, Elijah J. Roper - Ida Susan Roper Satterfield - James D. Satterfield - Benjamin G. Satterfield - Arminda E. Satterfield Williams - Joseph William - Mary Williams Rebecca Bannister [email protected]

Hi   Does anyone have a connection to these HALE and HOWELL families listed on the 1880 Anderson co.SC census in Centerville? Robert P.Howell             Self   M   Male   W   52   SC   Farmer   SC   SC  Edith ( Snipes ) Howell   Wife   M   Female   W   48   NC   Keeping House   NC   NC  Cinderella Howell            Dau   S   Female   W   23   NC   At Home   SC   NC  Lina Howell                   Dau   S   Female   W   21   SC   At Home   SC   NC  James H.Howell             Son   S   Male   W   18   SC   Works On Farm   SC   NC  Hannah J.Howell            Dau   S   Female   W   14   SC   Works On Farm   SC   NC  Lula C.Howell                Dau   S   Female   W   12   SC      SC   NC Millford Howell              Son   S   Male   W   9   SC      SC   NC Robert Keys Howell      Son   S   Male   W   7   SC      SC   NC Vashti Howell               Dau   S   Female   W   5   SC      SC   NC J.W.Prevost Howell       Son   S   Male   W   2   SC      SC   SC  Jim Cherry                  Other   S   Male   W   14   SC   Works On Farm   SC   SC  Another son of Robert P.Howell: Andrew J.Howell             Self   M   Male   W   29   SC   Farmer   SC   SC Lettie A.( Elgin?)Howell  Wife   M   Female   W   33   SC  Keeping House   SC   SC M.L.Elizabeth Howell      Dau   S   Female   W   5   SC      SC   SC Wade Hampton Howell   Son   S   Male   W   3   SC      SC   SC  Joseph C.Howell           Son   S   Male   W   2   SC      SC   SC  Another son of Robert J.Howell: should be spelled Abner Brown Howell Alner Howell        Self   M   Male   W   27   SC   Farmer   SC   SC Mary Susannah "Anna" Hale Howell Mary S.Howell     Wife   M   Female   W   19   SC   Keeping House   SC   SC Pallie E Howell     Dau   S   Female   W   1   SC      SC   SC  Grandparents of Mary Susan "Anna" Hale Howell / listed as only daughter of  Wesley Howell deceased per Estate papers of William M.Hale dated 1888 William Hale       Self   M   Male   W   76   SC   Farmer   SC   SC  Susannah Hale   Wife   M   Female   W   60   SC   Keeping House   SC   SC Mary Jane Hale    Dau   S   Female   W   30   SC   At Home   SC   SC Nancy C.Hale       Dau   S   Female   W   28   SC   At Home   SC   SC Lucie Busly          GDau   S   Female   W   6   SC      SC   SC  Sydney Hale         GSon   S   Male   W   5   SC      SC   SC Willie Hale            GSon   S   Male   W   3   SC      SC   SC Lula Hale              Dau   S   Female   W   12   SC   At School   SC   SC  Next Door to William and Susannah Hale: Rowena Ann Hale and William M.Hale listed here are listed as Rowena Hale Creamer and W.W.( Waine/Warner Hale,heirs of Claude Hale deceased on the estate papers of William M.Hale Mary E.Hale           Self   S   Female   W   24   SC   Farmer   SC   SC Rowena Ann Hale   Dau   S   Female   W   6   SC      SC   SC William M./W.Hale   Son   S   Male   W   4   SC      SC   SC  Five heirs are listed on the estate papers of  William M.Hale abt age 84, dated 1888, Anderson co.SC file # 3786. wife Susannah apparently deceased. !- Share of Nancy J.Hale,dau.( executrix of the will 1888-1892 of William M.Hale ) $106.09 2- Share of Nancy Hale dau. $106.09 3- Share of  Anna Howell  ( Mary Susan/Susannah Hale Howell ) who is the only dau.of Wesley Hale deceased.Appears to have assigned her part of the tract of land to W.B.Mcgruder?. $106.09 ( married to Abner Brown Howell ) 4- Share of Lucy ( Busly ) Whitten,who is the sole heir of Ann? Sally Busly deceased,by her Guardian Sarah Whitten. $106.09 5- Share of Rowena ( Hale )Creamer and W.W. Hale,heirs of Claude Hale deceased. $53.05 to Rowena  ( age 6 on the 1880 Anderson co.SC census ) $53.05 to Waine/Warner .W.Hale  ( listed on the 1880 Anderson co.SC census as William M.Hale  age 4 ) Thanks for any help Gay Stewart Beam

Thank you, I appreciate it, I do believe that the line of Daniel that I am tracing, part of them went into Alabama and Georgia. In fact I wished my Daniel line had, they may have been easier to trace. Some of the Daniel in my line married into the Self family and others also married Selfs. William Daniel son of Basil married Susannah Self, they married in 1825 Clay county, Illinois, they migrated into Carroll and Newton county, ARk. and then went onto Texas. We are stuck in Pendelton District 1800 census, with William, Jeremiah, Basil Daniel. We can't get past them, Know one seems to know who they belonged to? "A. S. Balch" <[email protected]> wrote:DANIEL families apparently moved to AL from Pendleton Dist, SC, as did my CROW family. You can find the index and links to the pages of the book at: http://www.geocities.com/adysin.geo/crowstroup1.html Page 24: 1.. GROVER CROW m. 1st IRENE DANIEL m. 2nd __________________ 2.. ARTHUR CROW m. GLADYS DANIEL CHILDREN: (4) Not listed ******************************************* Page 104: CROW MARRIAGES IN LAWRENCE CO., AL JAMES M. CROW m. MOLLY DANIEL 5 Nov. 1874 ************************************** Page 114 STROUP CEMETERY The Stroup Cemetery is located at Pumpkin Center (Stroup's Cross Roads) on land first owned by Thompson J. Coleman, who purchased it from the Huntsville Land Office Sept. 17, 1832. The earliest graves are unmarked and are surrounded by a rock wall. These graves are mentioned in an Indenture between Thompson J. Coleman and wife, Martha, to Stephen Daniel for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars paid by the said Stephen Daniel sold one certain tract of land situated and known as the South 1/2 of the West 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 5, Township 7, Range 5 West containing forty acres with all singular appurtenances thereto belonging with the exception of "TWENTY FEET SQUARE AROUND THE TWO GRAVES IN THE GARDEN." Stephen Daniel sold this land to John Tatum on Sept. 7, 1935 and again the exception of "TWENTY FEET WHERE THE GRAVES ARE" is mentioned. Joseph Stroup and wife Mary (Polly) James are buried close to this rock wall. ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== Genealogy Resources on the Web http://www.ancestry.com

DANIEL families apparently moved to AL from Pendleton Dist, SC, as did my CROW family. You can find the index and links to the pages of the book at: http://www.geocities.com/adysin.geo/crowstroup1.html Page 24: 1.. GROVER CROW m. 1st IRENE DANIEL m. 2nd __________________ 2.. ARTHUR CROW m. GLADYS DANIEL CHILDREN: (4) Not listed ******************************************* Page 104: CROW MARRIAGES IN LAWRENCE CO., AL JAMES M. CROW m. MOLLY DANIEL 5 Nov. 1874 ************************************** Page 114 STROUP CEMETERY The Stroup Cemetery is located at Pumpkin Center (Stroup's Cross Roads) on land first owned by Thompson J. Coleman, who purchased it from the Huntsville Land Office Sept. 17, 1832. The earliest graves are unmarked and are surrounded by a rock wall. These graves are mentioned in an Indenture between Thompson J. Coleman and wife, Martha, to Stephen Daniel for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars paid by the said Stephen Daniel sold one certain tract of land situated and known as the South 1/2 of the West 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 5, Township 7, Range 5 West containing forty acres with all singular appurtenances thereto belonging with the exception of "TWENTY FEET SQUARE AROUND THE TWO GRAVES IN THE GARDEN." Stephen Daniel sold this land to John Tatum on Sept. 7, 1935 and again the exception of "TWENTY FEET WHERE THE GRAVES ARE" is mentioned. Joseph Stroup and wife Mary (Polly) James are buried close to this rock wall.

Wow! Thank you so much. I'll have fun playing with all this data. There should not be a will on my Thomas as he moved to AL and stayed there til death. Again, thank you! Adrian ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dolores Miller Pringle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 8:27 PM Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] CROW > Here's is what I can find on Thomas CROW in OPD, 1880:

Thank you for the help, I appreciate it greatly. And yes some of these Daniels did migrate to Alabama and Georgia. My line left SC. went to Old Buncombe county, NC 1805, then went to TN. migrated to Illinois , Shelby and Clay counties and then to Ark. [email protected] wrote:Hello, I'm also researching my gr gr gr grandfather in same area. In my researching I found many of the families migrated together around 1830's. Many first into GA around troup and harris counties, then to Chambers County,AL and surrounding areas. I have a copy of the Heritage of Chambers County,AL book by Heritage Publishing Co and in the index is a lot of pages (Most marriages) of Daniel family. Probably decendents. I have found many for other families this way. Might be worth a trip to your local library and ask for inner library loan dept. It's free. I found them wonderful for such books. Pges 17,29,36,82,85,l86,89,146,159,171,181,214,215,234,261,262,280,289. Good luck, Sandel [email protected] Seattle Surnames: Briskey,Brisky,Brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh,Leverett,Mark/Merck (States SC, GA, Chambers County,AL, Washington State,TX and france) also looking for melton family we have two melton baby graves 1850's near where family plantation once stood. Would like to locate family. They are in underbrush is kind of sad. ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== Join RootsWeb WorldConnect Program For details on how to submit your GEDCOM Visit http://www.rootsweb.com Scroll down to Other Tools/Resources

Hello, I'm also researching my gr gr gr grandfather in same area. In my researching I found many of the families migrated together around 1830's. Many first into GA around troup and harris counties, then to Chambers County,AL and surrounding areas. I have a copy of the Heritage of Chambers County,AL book by Heritage Publishing Co and in the index is a lot of pages (Most marriages) of Daniel family. Probably decendents. I have found many for other families this way. Might be worth a trip to your local library and ask for inner library loan dept. It's free. I found them wonderful for such books. Pges 17,29,36,82,85,l86,89,146,159,171,181,214,215,234,261,262,280,289. Good luck, Sandel [email protected] Seattle Surnames: Briskey,Brisky,Brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh,Leverett,Mark/Merck (States SC, GA, Chambers County,AL, Washington State,TX and france) also looking for melton family we have two melton baby graves 1850's near where family plantation once stood. Would like to locate family. They are in underbrush is kind of sad.

Here's is what I can find on Thomas CROW in OPD, 1880: p/ 3 # 7 Thomas CROW 00010-51010-00 no sons, six young daus. he and wf. betw/ ages 26-45, no slaves, no other free persons who were not white. Here the enumerator is working along Gregory Creek, Twelve Mile Creek. Another Thomas CROW: p. 118 # 820 Thomas CROW 21001-01010-00 This Thomas is over 45 yrs. of age and poss. the father of the other one. There are three young sons and one daughter, so the wife may be near 45, but as the category indicates, she is younger than her husband and MAY be a 2nd wife. This comes fr. an Enhanced Census of the OPD and may or may not help you. From "Pendleton District, SC, 1790-1806" p. 27 19 Oct 1791 Thos. CROW wit deed of Wm. PRITCHARD to James BROWN p. 119 16 Sep 1794 Thos. CROW wit deed of Benjamin ALDRIDGE to Hugh HARKINS. Thos. CROW made oath to Wm. HALL, J.P. 19 Mar 1796 p. 257 27 Oct 1795. Thomas CROW of Washington Dist. to John BROWN for L5 stg for 200 ac on "Brushy Creek of Saluda River, granted to CROW by States Title PATENT, by Wm. MOULTRIE, 1 Jul 1793. Signed: Thomas (T) CROW Wit: Absolom BROWN, Lewis (F)* [his mark] GREEN, John HILLEN. John HILLEN made oath to R. BOWEN, J. P. 22 apr 1795. Rec: 2 Jun 1796 [Washington Dist. was, for a short time, a part of what is now Greenville Co.; Brushy Creek is the current-day dividing line betw/Greenville Co. and Pickens Co. p. 307 11 Jan 1796. George OLDHAM to Thomas CROW for L60 stg for 170 ac on N. bank of Broadaway branch of Rocky River, bd. by Robert BROWN, Hezekiah RICE. George DILWORTH made oath to Wm. HALL, J. P., 11 Jan 1797, Rec. 24 Jan 1797. [Notice no dower give by Thomas' wife] p. 260 I, Hezekiah RICE, for $464 sold to Wm. STANTON 125(?) ac. bd. by Saluda River, ____________Date: 12 Feb 1800. Wit: Ezekiel WATKINS, Thomas CROW, Ezekiel WATKINS made oath to Wm. HALL, J. P. 12 Jul 1801. Rec: 12 Jul 1801 Must have been some ties to RICE and BROWN families??? p. 93 James W. WHITEFIELD - Thomas CROW State of SC Pickens Dist., I James W. WHITEFIELD of said state and Dist. do bind myself unto Thos. CROW for the sum of $400 which pmt. will be made unto the said Thos. CROW the said james W. WHITEFIELD shall fail to perform the conditions of the obligation is that such James W. WHITEFIELDl shall w/in the space of 12 mos. fr. the date make a lawful title to a certain tract of land lying on Cain Creek waters of Keowee R. whereon Alexander EADINS/EDENS now lives agreeable to be conveyance made to Matilda EADING [Edens?] by James PRIMER/POINER acc. to the will and contents of Alex EADINS the father of her the said Matilda she then being a miner child of him the said Alex EADING then the obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force. Dated 4 Feb 1830. Wit: Bailey BARTON, James PRIMER/POINER Rec: 23 Aug 1830 This one is very interesting! Don't find any wills on Thos. in any of my many books! I am heading to Pickens Co. Monday, and if you would like, I will try to look and see what I can find. You would need to contact me at my email addr. ASAP if you want this done. God bless, Dolores Miller Pringle ----- Original Message ----- From: "A. S. Balch" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 1:26 PM Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] CROW > I would appreciate any information on Thomas CROW Sr., b. ~1760 SC. Wife > was Elizabeth __________. He was in Pendleton District in 1800, per that > census. Moved to AL in 1818. His son Francis Marion CROW was b. 1785 SC > > Thanks! > > Adrian > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Kindness is contagious, pass it on. > List Admin - Derrell Oakley [email protected] >