Thank you Mr. Wright for the Directions, I didn't even know the Neal's Creek Section was in that vicinity. Dianne Stancil Brown

>Just learned(heard) that an ancestor of mine,Edward Vandiver was buried at >Neals Creek Church. Nothing about where his wives are buried. Need >location and directions for Neals Creek Church. Thanks, Dianne Stancil >Brown > > Directions to Neals Creek Baptist Church: Six miles after leaving Anderson City Limits on Highway 76/178 about towards Belton, you will see it on the right.

Just learned(heard) that an ancestor of mine,Edward Vandiver was buried at Neals Creek Church. Nothing about where his wives are buried. Need location and directions for Neals Creek Church. Thanks, Dianne Stancil Brown

Peggy, thank you for the info on PAF use on MACs. Gus

Nancy, I don't have your line but in the census of SC. there is a James Golden 1820 in Edgefield Co. And also a William Golden in Pendleton, In 1778 a John Golden is in Camden Co. and reported to be there in 1780 also. In 1790 a Susannah Golden was in Pendleton. CO. I hope this may help you. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: nancy watson <watsotn@swbell.net> To: <SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 11:46 AM Subject: [SC-OPD] Goldens > I am going to try one more time. I must have been doing something wrong have never seen my inquiry on the list. > I am trying to find someone who is researching Goldens in SC. My ggrandfather, James Oliver Golden was born 1817 in Pendleton Dist. I have no idea who his parents or siblings were. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Nancy Watson > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > To check for a zip code or, > find out where a zip code is: > http://www.usps.gov/ncsc > >

Nancy, I am not researching Goldens, but have a connection that might help you. My 2nd great grandmother Abby Orr Wilson had a younger brother, Thomas Caswell Orr (1829 SC-1918 TX) who married Hannah Harrison Golden (1836 SC-1907 TX). The Orr family (parents Thomas and Sarah Orr) lived in the Powdersville area of Anderson County SC. Hannah's parents were John Golden and Sarah Ann Lewis of SC. Thomas and Hannah Orr left SC about 1868-1869 and ultimately settled in Luella, Grayson, TX. I believe they traveled with Hannah's parents and other Golden relatives, but can't find my notes on that at this moment. I have a vague memory that Hannah's father was a preacher? Will look through my stacks and let you know what surfaces. Helen Wall, TX -----Original Message----- From: nancy watson <watsotn@swbell.net> To: SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-L@rootsweb.com <SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, September 04, 2000 1:40 PM Subject: [SC-OPD] Goldens >I am going to try one more time. I must have been doing something wrong have never seen my inquiry on the list. >I am trying to find someone who is researching Goldens in SC. My ggrandfather, James Oliver Golden was born 1817 in Pendleton Dist. I have no idea who his parents or siblings were. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Nancy Watson > > > >==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== >To check for a zip code or, > find out where a zip code is: >http://www.usps.gov/ncsc >

I am going to try one more time. I must have been doing something wrong have never seen my inquiry on the list. I am trying to find someone who is researching Goldens in SC. My ggrandfather, James Oliver Golden was born 1817 in Pendleton Dist. I have no idea who his parents or siblings were. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Nancy Watson

Hello lists!! First off, let me say that I am sorry to have caused so much controversy on the Lucinda Cobb/Moses Murphree data. It was not my wish nor intention to start anything over this. The only thing that I wanted was some documentation on the surname of the Lucinda who married to Moses Murphree. As such, it seems to have caused an uproar. If someone has documentation, please e-mail me or the lists so that I can research this further. If Lucinda is the daughter of Ambrose Cobb and Srah (?), then it opens up new lines for my family tree and more research for me to do. I think it is wonderful that Herman Geschwind has put the OPD database online (and on CD) for others to research. It is not error-free and I believe that he has stated that it should be used as a research tool to further one's research and not to be a primary source of genealogy. That is what I was trying to do with my various inquiries. I have found some other errors while browsing the database and I brought a couple of them to Herman's attention. I offered to correct any info and he graciously accepted my offer. My genealogy program crashed a couple of months ago and I am now rebuilding it from scratch. The gedcom that I had saved didn't have my source notes in it. So, it is a time-consuming task to re-enter all of my notes, sources, and documentation for all of these names. Plus, the fact that I have received more information since my last gedcom. When it is completed, I will send Herman a copy of the gedcom complete with sources and notes. Again, let me say that I am very sorry for controversy. If anyone would like any info that I have, please e-mail me privately or on the lists and I will be happy to share what I have!! i am researching the following surnames: ANDERS, BISHOP, BOLLING/BOWLING, BRAMBLETT/BRAMLETT, GAUNT/GANTT, FISHER, CANTRELL, CHAPPELL, HAND/HANNA, THOMASSON, NIX, MURPHREE, GILES, HINTERMEIER, KETZLER, KARMANN, RATHGEBER, JONES, BOWEN, and other allied lines. Patricia A. Cantrell Columbus, GA PACA1509@aol.com pacant1104@hotmail.com

Whoa, was I unconscious or what? I didn't notice any controversy. I think your points are well put and your help would of course be welcomed in any way. It sure is hard to sometimes communicate with people via language. Too bad we aren't empathic? Is that what they do on star trek where they communicate via the mind and don't speak? Funny huh? On Mon, 4 Sep 2000 11:52:31 EDT PACA1509@aol.com writes: > Hello lists!! > First off, let me say that I am sorry to have caused so much > controversy on > the Lucinda Cobb/Moses Murphree data. It was not my wish nor > intention to > start anything over this. The only thing that I wanted was some > documentation > on the surname of the Lucinda who married to Moses Murphree. > As such, it seems to have caused an uproar. If someone has > documentation, > please e-mail me or the lists so that I can research this further. > If Lucinda > is the daughter of Ambrose Cobb and Srah (?), then it opens up new > lines for > my family tree and more research for me to do. > I think it is wonderful that Herman Geschwind has put the OPD > database > online (and on CD) for others to research. It is not error-free and > I believe > that he has stated that it should be used as a research tool to > further one's > research and not to be a primary source of genealogy. That is what I > was > trying to do with my various inquiries. I have found some other > errors while > browsing the database and I brought a couple of them to Herman's > attention. I > offered to correct any info and he graciously accepted my offer. > My genealogy program crashed a couple of months ago and I am now > rebuilding > it from scratch. The gedcom that I had saved didn't have my source > notes in > it. So, it is a time-consuming task to re-enter all of my notes, > sources, and > documentation for all of these names. Plus, the fact that I have > received > more information since my last gedcom. When it is completed, I will > send > Herman a copy of the gedcom complete with sources and notes. > Again, let me say that I am very sorry for controversy. If anyone > would > like any info that I have, please e-mail me privately or on the > lists and I > will be happy to share what I have!! i am researching the following > surnames: > ANDERS, BISHOP, BOLLING/BOWLING, BRAMBLETT/BRAMLETT, GAUNT/GANTT, > FISHER, > CANTRELL, CHAPPELL, HAND/HANNA, THOMASSON, NIX, MURPHREE, GILES, > HINTERMEIER, > KETZLER, KARMANN, RATHGEBER, JONES, BOWEN, and other allied lines. > Patricia A. Cantrell > Columbus, GA > PACA1509@aol.com pacant1104@hotmail.com > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Genealogy Resources on the Web > http://www.genhomepage.com/northamerican.html >

I'd sure like that -- I tend to have foot-in-mouth without ever knowing it <G> Writing things down don't seem to help either. Do like your idea of empathic communication! Kay McGee At 11:07 AM 09/04/2000 -0600, you wrote: <snip> >It sure is hard to sometimes communicate with people via language. Too >bad we aren't empathic? Is that what they do on star trek where they >communicate via the mind and don't speak? Funny huh? > >On Mon, 4 Sep 2000 11:52:31 EDT PACA1509@aol.com writes: > > Hello lists!! <snip>

Hello List, I'm looking for information on William Wightman who was granted land on Barker's Creek. 5 Sept. 1784. in Pendleton. I think this William Wightman was from Charleston. And again a William Wightman shows up in 1850 in Edgefield, Co. SC. and Elberton, GA. too. I am looking for his children. If anyone has any information I would be grateful. Thank you. Judy Campbell Anderson, SC

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Hello. I'm looking for information on Ella Smith born June 3, 1870 died December 9, 1946. She married Harvey Shaw. They lived in Anderson, Anderson County. Both are buried in New Prospect Baptist Church Cemetary in Anderson. I do not know who her parents were or if Ella is a nick name. If anyone has any info or ideas how to find out more I would deeply appreciate it. Teresa

Kay, Several of the Smith names in your list caught my attention. William and John, of course, were very prevalent in my line, but any name that begins with a 'P' and preceeds Smith immediately makes me perk up. My Anderson's brother was William P. Smith. My Smiths, at least in the 1850s and 1860s, lived in the Oaklawn section of Greenville. They seemed to be near the Tollisons and Reeses and then several of the families moved to Belton in Anderson County. Another clue: Anderson was born in GA. WP's obit states that he lived in Greenville most of his life except for a short time when he lived in Gainesville, GA. Are you familiar with the Drury Smith's? Drury's son George, in his will, left a sum of money to WP for care of Priscilla. 'Percilla', insane, was living with WP Smith, his family, and ANDERSON age 17 in Greenville in 1850. Do you hear any bells ringing? Good luck, Marion

Kay, I have another line of Smiths in Greenville and Anderson, SC. I haven't been able to connect with Herb nor with your Smiths, YET. I have my g grandparents: Anderson Union Smith b 1834 CSA m Mariah Tollison. Anderson's brother was William P. Smith CSA b 1822 m Dicey. They all lived in Greenville, then moved to Anderson, then Anderson & Mariah moved back to G'ville. I do hope you keep up this correspondence with each other 'till I pick up a clue. Thanks, Marion Smith Whiting Simpsonville, SC

Marion, You know, with two lines of Smiths from SC, and one from NC/AL, you'd think I could come up with most <G> but I'm sorry, you're right. Funny too, because my HOPE ancestor, Ellison had a brother, Anderson. Both of these fellows were supposed to have also come from SC. Makes you think that there's more of a connection back there in SC than was in GA. Then there is the Smith Montgomery link -- think I'll show what Chris Howard had on her web page: 1-- John Smith (1790-1860) ,,South Carolina sp-Mary Montgomery (1794-1875) ,,South Carolina 2-- Elizabeth Smith (1815-1878) Spartanburg,,South Carolina sp-William or Buck Grant (1806-1871) Spartanburg,,South Carolina 2-- John Wright Smith (1814-1882) 2-- Pinkney Smith ( - ) 2-- Milly Emily Smith ( -1898) 2-- James Milton Smith [I] ( - ) 2-- Hiram Smith ( - ) 2-- David L. Smith ( - ) 2-- Dicey Smith (1830-1908) sp-Mose Columbus Cannon ( - ) 2-- William Smith ( - ) sp-Synda Hubbard ( - ) 2-- Mary Louise Smith (1825-1903) ,,Georgia sp-Miles Hampton Smith (1813-1896) Pendleton,Anderson Co,SC Like you, I hope all this will unearth our lines, Good Luck and Thanks, Kay McGee ~~~~ Genealogy: http://home.earthlink.net/~kmcgee03/ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cousins At 07:48 PM 08/31/2000 -0400, you wrote: >Kay, >I have another line of Smiths in Greenville and Anderson, SC. I haven't >been able to connect with Herb nor with your Smiths, YET. >I have my g grandparents: Anderson Union Smith b 1834 CSA m Mariah Tollison. > Anderson's brother was William P. Smith CSA b 1822 m Dicey. They all > lived in Greenville, then moved to Anderson, then Anderson & Mariah moved > back to G'ville. >I do hope you keep up this correspondence with each other 'till I pick up >a clue. >Thanks, >Marion Smith Whiting >Simpsonville, SC <snip>

Wallace, Try changing the association of the file extension .ged with FTM and associating it with a .TXT extension. That way when you open the file you can examine the file itself, but you can still import the file anytime into whatever program you have. Just a thought. Regards, Murray LOOPER On 31 Aug 2000, at 10:59, Wallace Neal wrote: > Re Ftw. > I have really had aproblem with it, even with the upgrades. Evertime I > download > a program, it goes directly into my Family Tree Maker that I have my personal > > data on. I would like to read it before it messes everthing else up. I have > 2 weeks to > undo this mess before a reunion. Any ideas > E.Neal > > bjatkinson@juno.com wrote: > > > FTM may be their marketing favorite but the best program is FO. That's > > why I threw out all other programs. It makes a better book, etc. and will > > hold endless numbers of names. My regular file is over 80000 and when I > > downloaded the OldPend GEDcom it didnt even flinch! > > > > On Thu, 31 Aug 2000 08:34:38 EDT MCBB1@aol.com writes: > > > My one and only two cents worth. I have both FTM and Family Origins. > > > FO is > > > a newer version than the FTM. The only way I can prevent FTM from > > > defaulting > > > a downloaded GED file, is to open it through the FO. Being > > > persnickety, I > > > recall that the same company owns both programs, but that the FTM is > > > their #1 > > > marketing favorite. Hmmmmmm! > > > > > > Mike Cobb > > > > > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > > > Remember the Subject line > > > and amend it to reflect > > > what's in your message. > > > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > > Genealogy Resources on the Web > > http://www.genhomepage.com/northamerican.html > > ______________________________

Hi Dave: I am also looking for the Suggs family, but I have so little information to give you. My Suggs is Ruth, d. abt. 1797, married Lemuel Hodges. Her father thought to be Joseph Suggs m. Margaret ? Joseph d. abt. 1764. I have no idea if these people left Va and went to Tennessee. I know that at least one descendant of Ruth came to Trigg County, Ky. Sorry I can't tell you more. Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: David L. Ray <dray@tds.net> To: <SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 12:47 PM Subject: [SC-OPD] Re:Newbie > Hi folks, I'm new to this list and would like to know if anyone is > researching or has any info on SUGG or SUGGS? I am particularly interested > in those who moved to West Tennessee or Kentucky. > All my info is at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~dray11 > I have 10726 individuals, last updated Aug. 7, 2000. > Thanks, Dave Ray > dray@tds.net > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Remember the Subject line > and amend it to reflect > what's in your message. > >

I would be interested in more about these Smiths. My Cobbs, Watsons and TEagues came from there and some were in FRanklin co, GA in 1830-1840. My gg grandfather m. Martha Isabel Smith, dt of John J. Smith m. SArah Bain. John was son of Willilam Smith and Mary Huey from Abbeville area of SC. Siblings of John were Gordon, Levi, Philip and Morgan. some of the neighbors in SC were the Gordons, the name Levi reminds me of the Fowlers in the area, the Philip maybe from the Darbys and there are lots of connections to Morgans in my family. On Thu, 31 Aug 2000 11:48:26 -0700 kimwilson@mail.utexas.edu (Kim Wilson) writes: > Hi Kay, > > This is possibly your Miles H. Smith. My notes on the Simeon Smith > family > come from: > > 1850 Anderson Co. SC, Eastern Sub-Division, p. 299 #868: Simion > Smith, > farmer, $700 > > Alexander, et al. p. 174: WILL OF SIMION SMITH--pp. 528-31. > > > > Descendants of Simeon Smith > > 1 Simeon Smith 1787 - 1875 > .. +Amy McAlister 1791 - 1876 > ......... 2 Edward Smith > ......... 2 Margaret E. Smith > ............. +Martin > ......... 2 Miles H. Smith > ......... 2 Joshua Smith 1821 - > ......... 2 Lucinda Smith 1824 - > ............. +McElreath > ......... 2 Elizabeth Caroline Smith 1830 - > 1906 > ............. +John Newton Wyatt 1838 - 1914 > .................... 3 Charles Newton > Wyatt 1863 - 1916 > ........................ +Addis Pickens 1872 - > 1943 > .................... 3 J. Kirby Wyatt 1866 - > 1868 > .................... 3 Edward Franklin > Wyatt 1868 - 1956 > ........................ +Amanda Margaret > Cox 1870 - 1957 > .................... 3 William Redmond > Wyatt 1870 - 1923 > ........................ +Laura Addie > Daniel 1868 - 1912 > .................... *2nd Wife of William Redmond > Wyatt: > ........................ +Nancy Jane Babb 1874 > - 1962 > > Yours, Kim > > > >I'm trying to locate any hint of my Forsyth Co. GA Smiths -- They > came from > >Pendleton/Anderson District and I tend to reach for any > possibility. The > >current lead is Mt. Pisgah Cemetery for their ancestors and/or the > Mullinax > >and Hopes and a Mary Montgomery md to another John Smith (and their > > >ancestors). > > > >1-- Miles Hampton Smith (1813-1896) Pendleton,Anderson County,SC > > sp-Mary Louise Smith (1825-1903) ,,Georgia > > d/o John Smith & Mary Montgomery > > 2-- William E. Smith (1848-1914) ,,Georgia > > sp-Sarah E. Baldwin (1853-1916) > > 2-- John E. C. Smith (1849-1911) Cuba,Forsyth County,Georgia > > 2-- James Monroe Smith [I] (1851-1930) Of Forsyth > County,Georgia > > sp-Mary Hannah Hope (1847-1888) ,,Georgia > > sp-Molly Dempsey (1862-1921) ,,Georgia > > 2-- Margaret Jane Mahala Smith (1853-1903) ,,Georgia > > sp-George W. Tallant (1851-1917) > > 2-- Judson Smith (1854-1927) ,,Georgia > > sp-Vada MNU (1874-1948) > > 2-- Aney E. Smith (1858-1900) ,,Georgia > > 2-- Nancy Elizabeth Smith [I] (1860-1929) ,,Georgia > > sp-FNU Thomas ( -1896) > > 2-- Jasper Newton Smith (1861-1924) ,,Georgia > > sp-Margaret Mahulda Bramblett (1867-1926) ,Forsyth > County,Georgia > > > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Want to search for a surname in RootsWeb archives > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >

Hi! Wouldn't that be wonderful if it were. Now for me to prove it <G> Kim, Are you from the Wyatt/Smith connection? If so you'll notice that I did find some info on the Joshua Newton Wyatt. And I have a cousin from another Smith (NC/AL) line who has these Wyatt connections: 1-- Nicholas Wyatt ( - ) sp-FNU MNU ( - ) 2-- Sarah Wyatt ( -1692) sp-Edward Dorsey [Colonel] (1637-1705) I'd also appreciate know the other surnames you're researching -- no telling how we might connect again. I wonder if anyone has seen the will of Simion Smith online? I did a quick search, but found nothing with similar spellings. I did find this on Ancestry dot com: 1) Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1820 SMITH SIMON Pendleton County SC 224 310100 00100 Federal Population Schedule SC 1820 Federal Census Index SCS2a1165701 I also found a Joshua SMITH from Pendleton Co., SC: 2) Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1820 SMITH JOSHUA Pendleton County SC 201 000001 00001 Federal Population and then this for John Newton Wyatt: 3) Database: Civil War Muster Rolls Combined Matches: 1 Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Box # Extraction # Record # Wyatt J. T. D 4 South Carolina Infantry. Private Private Wyatt John Newton 000381 0035 00002406 === I also wonder how the line of SMITHS that herb smith [at <bsmith@emeraldis.com> ] fits in to this group, if at all. His Thomas had a Jacob Smith (b: Abt 1795) who married a Mary "Polly" Ellison and those names (particularly the ELLISON surname) intrigued me. I've always wondered about bjatkinson's (and think we discussed the) relationship to my lines, including our COBB lines. Don't think we ever connected. Do hope you all aren't disgusted with such a long email, I do apologize -- but these SMITHS from SC can make a person selfish :-) Regards and THANKS!! Kay McGee ~~~~ Genealogy: http://home.earthlink.net/~kmcgee03/ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cousins At 11:48 AM 08/31/2000 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Kay, > >This is possibly your Miles H. Smith. My notes on the Simeon Smith family >come from: > >1850 Anderson Co. SC, Eastern Sub-Division, p. 299 #868: Simion Smith, >farmer, $700 > >Alexander, et al. p. 174: WILL OF SIMION SMITH--pp. 528-31. > >Descendants of Simeon Smith > > 1 Simeon Smith 1787 - 1875 >.. +Amy McAlister 1791 - 1876 >......... 2 Edward Smith >......... 2 Margaret E. Smith >............. +Martin **Was this a surname or a given name? I have some Martins married into Yell County AR (migration SC>GA>AR) kin. >......... 2 Miles H. Smith >......... 2 Joshua Smith 1821 - >......... 2 Lucinda Smith 1824 - >............. +McElreath **this surname looks familiar, but I can't locate it in my database; do you have any other clues? >......... 2 Elizabeth Caroline Smith 1830 - 1906 >............. +John Newton Wyatt 1838 - 1914 <snip> >Yours, Kim > > > >I'm trying to locate any hint of my Forsyth Co. GA Smiths -- They >came > from Pendleton/Anderson District and I tend to reach for any > >possibility. The current lead is Mt. Pisgah Cemetery for > their >ancestors and/or the Mullinax > >and Hopes and a Mary Montgomery md to another John Smith (and > >their ancestors). > > > >1-- Miles Hampton Smith (1813-1896) Pendleton,Anderson Co,SC > > sp-Mary Louise Smith (1825-1903) ,,Georgia > > d/o John Smith & Mary Montgomery > > 2-- William E. Smith (1848-1914) ,,Georgia > > sp-Sarah E. Baldwin (1853-1916) > > 2-- John E. C. Smith (1849-1911) Cuba,Forsyth County,Georgia > > 2-- James Monroe Smith [I] (1851-1930) Of Forsyth Co,Georgia > > sp-Mary Hannah Hope (1847-1888) ,,Georgia > > sp-Molly Dempsey (1862-1921) ,,Georgia > > 2-- Margaret Jane Mahala Smith (1853-1903) ,,Georgia > > sp-George W. Tallant (1851-1917) > > 2-- Judson Smith (1854-1927) ,,Georgia > > sp-Vada MNU (1874-1948) > > 2-- Aney E. Smith (1858-1900) ,,Georgia > > 2-- Nancy Elizabeth Smith [I] (1860-1929) ,,Georgia > > sp-FNU Thomas ( -1896) > > 2-- Jasper Newton Smith (1861-1924) ,,Georgia > > sp-Margaret Mahulda Bramblett (1867-1926) ,Forsyth Co,GA > > > > >==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== >Want to search for a surname in RootsWeb archives >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl