To the lists, What links would I be able to find the Census of South Carolina,?? Pendleton - Camden - Fairfield - Orangeburg and there may be others later. I have not bee able to find a Michael King Byrd and any of his family that was in Fairfield in 1794/94 and was born in NC, Duplin Co. in 1756, It is posible that he was in several countied and could ahve left the state, it is not known. Melvin Byrd ---- Original Message ----- From: <SnellHolem@aol.com> To: <SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 8:06 AM Subject: Re: [SC-OPD] Re: SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST-D Digest V00 #226 > Sherry, > > Do you have access to Wm. C. Stewart (the LA. newspaper man) analysis of the > 1800 Pendleton Co.,SC census? > > There are Edins listed in it. In the section of Old Pendleton that is now > Pickens Co., Stewart shows on page 13 of his book (published by the National > Genealogical Society, Washington, D. C. in 1963, ) on page 8 of the census: > > household #387 Samuel Edins > Males: 11100- Females 10200-00 > > household #390 Alexander Edins > Males 11201 Females 11001-00 > > household #392 Jacob Edins > Males 30200 Females 20010-00 > > At #366 is listed John Justice who Sterwart says sold land on 1 August 1801, > 100 acres on Weavers Creek of Woodbury Creek , a tributary of the Saluda > River to William Stewart of Pickens Co. > > On page 24 of Stewart's analysis, and on page 13 of the original census, > still the Pickens Co., area, he lists > > household#654 William Edins > Males 21110-21010-02 the last 02 means slaves. > > > I am still planning on posting some more Stewart data to this site, but just > do not have it organized well enough now to make much sense. > > I hope this may be of some use to you. > > Cordelia > > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > EDIT YOUR QUERIES > Remember to edit those replies. > Excess information takes up valuable web space. >