CLARKE- John Baylis Clarke (1791-c1856) Anderson Dist. SC SAMMONS-Jennie (c1800-v1828) ,Wife of J. B. Clarke-Greenville Dist. NEVITT-William Miles, Jr. (1784-1868) Fairfield, Anderson Co. CROSBY- c1720 in Fairfield, Chester, Anderson Dist. PARKS- Charlotte (1800-1881), wife-Thomas Crosby in Chester/Fairfield Co. PRIDMORE- John (c1763-1841)-father of Thomas (1794-bef 1880) Union Co JASPER- John (1722-1799 Union County HERNDON-Mary (c1726-1811) wife-John Jasper-Union Co. GEORGE- John (c1730-1791) Union County BYARS- Drury (c1805-1845) married Matilda ? Union Co. JONES- Simuel Seymore (c1799-?) married Mary "Polly" ? Union Co. BROWN- John (c1770-1819)-g-father of Jane (c1832-?) Union Co. HUTCHISON- William (1747-1806) Newberry Co. PRATT- John Jonathan (1748-1802) VA and Newberry Co. BUCHANAN- John (c1720-1793) VA and Newberry Co. I would love to hear from any connections!! Susan -- Susan C. Johanson Springfield, VA http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=johanson http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/h/Susan-C-Johanson/ ...Searching for footprints in the sands of time...

This is a forward. Please send responses to Bill at the address below. Eldon mailto:ewade@cfl.rr.com List admin for SC-Old96 Researching: WADE, HAMES -----Original Message----- From: Bill Childress [mailto:bchild1510@hotmail.com] Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 4:49 PM To: ewade@cfl.rr.com Subject: [Old96] Re. Childress I am seeking information on Robert Childress Sr. Who lived in old 96 district of South Carolina In the late seventeen hundreds. He died in Anderson Co. S.C. in 1799. Also his son James Childress who lived in Spartanburg Co. S.C. and died in Morgan Co. Georgia in 1815. Thanks Bill Childress _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Hi folks: I am looking for any history on Enoch Carter born 1824 in Abbeville. Married Nancy Mays born 1831 in Abbeville. They had four children: Moved to Georgia and then to Alabana. Savanah born 1856 Mathew Denis born 1859 John K. born 1869 Franklin born 1880 R. L. Carter Beancounter13@juno. com

Frank, I have researched the Hawthorne clan for many years and thought that I knew almost every one of them and particularly the ones in the Old Pendleton District, however, I have nothing on Edward Nichols Hathorn/Hawthorn/Hawthorne. In about 1810 (can not be exact without checking the will) Joseph Johnson Hawthorn inherited a plantation from his mother which was located a area referred to as the Old 96th District and I think that he was the first of the clan to settle there. During this time period there were three (3) known Hawthorne Clans living in the area now know as Abbeville County (part of the 96th District). One clan picked up an moved during a mass Presbyterian migration to Preble County, Ohio, and another headed for Alabama, Louisiana and then Texas. The remaining clan stayed primarily in the same geographical area (Western South Carolina and just over the state line into Georgia-around Athens) until the early part of the 1830's. During this time a few of the Hawthorne women married into families that headed into Northern Mississippi which was being opened to white settlers following the signing of the Dancing Rabbit Treaty in about 1834. In 1850 the entire family of Thomas Hawthorn, which included his married children and their families, migrated to Tippah County, Mississippi. This group contained some 11 families and their children. I would really like to find out who this "Nick" Hawthorne was and which of the clans he was connected to. I checked for Elizabeth "Betsy" Bryant but did not find her either. I do have information on the Duckworth line starting with John (b. c1670 in Lancashire, England - d. c1698 in St. Mary's, Maryland) and following the line into Abbeville County, SC. The only John Owens that I have in my dBase was married to Sarah Caldwell and when I checked them out I found that I do not have a listing of their children. The Caldwells and the Hawthornes were neighbors and there is a good chance that the Owen family also lived in the same area. Perhaps if we work together on this we may be able to piece this whole thing together. I hope so, because there is a very good chance that this "Nick" could have been from my clan and I would like to gather as much on him as I can. By the by, if we can connect him I will load you down with information. Regards, Fred Hawthorne (JFHawthorne@ATTBI.com) "One must wait until evening to see how splendid the day has been." ----- Original Message ----- From: <Holmesfranka@aol.com> To: <SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2003 1:54 PM Subject: [Old96] HATHORN, HAWTHORNE, HATHORNE, BRYANT, DUCKWORTH. > A book on the Duckworth family in Mississippi includes the following: > > "About 1820 there was a large immigration from S. C. One caravan of whom I > wish to relate mostly from hearsay. there was a man by the name of Benjamin > Duckworth. He had a large family .... There were 39 persons in the caravan > of movers....George Owens had married the widow Hathron and their family, > Nick Hathorn's wife was Betsy Bryant,..." > > I am looking for the Hathorne family before they arrived in Covington County, > Mississippi, about 1820. I believe Nick (Edward Nichols) Hathorne came from > Pendleton district but there were Hathornes in Ninety Six prior to the > Revolutionary War. > > Any help on this or related families will be much appreciated. > > Take Care, > Frank A. Holmes > Fort Valley, GA. > > ______________________________

Hello Old96 list, I am researching the surnames of Young, Weed, Bickett, Creswell, Brown, Crawford, Patterson, Robinson from Old96 District to now McCormick County. All families lived in the Long Cane area and attended Lower Long Cane ARP Church. Have history and information to share. Some of our descendants still attend LLC ARP church. By the way, I have really enjoyed this list. Thanks so much for any information. Robin P. Wilson Charlotte, NC

Dr. James Smiley,........ anyone know who he was? He helped with the will of J Ackerman in 1826 Abbeville. Priscilla

I am looking for an Amos ANDERSON d. 1808 in Abbeville. I have some names from estate sale of this Amos Anderson: Jesse Ragan, George Mark, David Rush, Nathan Harres, Philip Zimmeerman, Silvanus Adams, Joseph Langly, Elizabeth Dorres, James Smith, Joseph Thornton, William Robertson, John Youngblood, Sam. Ramsy, John Presley, William Dorres, Sam. Thornton and James Walker. Is anyone researching these names? Marge

Dear Mary, I have been told that COCHRAN is another spelling for the surname COCKERHAM. Do you know if this is true? If true, do you have any connection to William Winn COCKERHAM? I am descended from William Winn COCKERHAM of NC and SC. The family came down through GA to Pickens Co., AL and was in the Noxubee Co., MS area by about 1830. My 4g-grandmother and William's second wife, Nancy Estes COCKERHAM, d. 14 Mar 1842 and is buried in Choctaw Co., MS. Their daughter, Mary COCKERHAM, was married to the Rev. Silas DOBBS. Thanks for your help. Linda Garland Hayes At 10:53 AM 3/1/2003 -0400, Mary R Mungo wrote: >My Anderson, Baskin, Cochran, Douglass, Gray, Hartgrove, Hodges, McGill, >Reid, Stokes, Stuart, Thompson/Thomson ancestors came to South Carolina... >and... being the smart people that they were... stayed here. So did I... >Mary in South Carolina

Hello List, Can anyone give me additional information or tell me where to look for information on the 1820 migration from SC to MS that is mentioned in the message below? Thanks and have a great day! Linda Garland Hayes At 01:54 PM 3/1/2003 -0500, Holmesfranka@aol.com wrote: >A book on the Duckworth family in Mississippi includes the following: > >"About 1820 there was a large immigration from S. C. One caravan of whom I >wish to relate mostly from hearsay. there was a man by the name of Benjamin >Duckworth. He had a large family .... There were 39 persons in the caravan >of movers....George Owens had married the widow Hathron and their family, >Nick Hathorn's wife was Betsy Bryant,..."

Hello Martin, I am researching ADAMs also. I have two ADAMS females who were in the OLD 96 and have proved to be brick walls for me. Family tradition states that the two women were cousins. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Here's my data: 1 Fortune Dobbs 1727 - 1795 .. +Mary Adams 1735 - 1794 Abt. 1751 ......... 2 Lodowick Adams Dobbs 1759 - 1814 ............. +Sarah Adams 1776 - 1838 Thanks and have a great day! Linda Garland Hayes At 12:29 PM 3/1/2003 -0600, Martin and Joan Roberts wrote: >Looking for the parents of William (b abt 1809)and Fair Willis (born >25Oct1821 (just proved they were brothers!) in Laurens. Also the parents >of Fair's wife Eloise Adams.

Hello! I noticed in the posting below that one of your direct lines is ADAMS. I have two ADAMS females who were in the OLD 96 and have proved to be brick walls for me. Family tradition states that the two women were cousins. I will greatly appreciate any assistance that you can give. My info, such as it is, follows: 1 Fortune Dobbs 1727 - 1795 .. +Mary Adams 1735 - 1794 Abt. 1751 ......... 2 Fortune Dobbs 1755 - ......... 2 William Dobbs 1757 - ......... 2 Lodowick Adams Dobbs 1759 - 1814 ............. +Sarah Adams 1776 - 1838 ......... 2 Josiah Dobbs ......... 2 Samuel Dobbs ......... 2 Lott Dobbs ......... 2 Joseph Dobbs ......... 2 Missing Girl Dobbs ......... 2 Missing Girl Dobbs ......... 2 Missing Girl Dobbs Thanks for your help, Linda Garland Hayes At 10:48 PM 2/28/2003 -0500, Toomean2@aol.com wrote: >Direct Lines from Union: >Bobo >Duke >Jackson >Lawson >Murphy >Norman >Adams >Carter >Haney >Morris >Pucket >Scales >Sinclair >Tracy >Van Lew >Foster >Golding

I am particularly interested in finding PROOF of Lydia Linn's maiden name. The oldest son of James (d.@1824) and Lydia Linn (outlived husband) was Garrison Linn (1805-1845). If naming patterns have anything to do with it, Lydia was a Garrison. I have searched as many Garrison records in the OPD as I can find, but have found no Lydia. Although born in the OPD, Garrison moved with his family & cousins to Cass County, Georgia, shortly before he died. If Lydia Linn was not a Garrison, does anyone have any clue as to her maiden name? I have much information on the Linns, which I am willing to share.

Looking for any information concerning the Gallaugher Surname anywhere. Particularly interested in John Gallaugher of Abbeville Dist. who was married to Sallie Hearst before 1808. Various spellings, including Gallaher and Gallagher. Thanks, Dennis Smith

Does anyone happen to know where Shoal Creek is/was in Old 96? There is/was a Pendleton Isbell's Church there. It is possible Pendleton Isbell was someone from the church. Thank you Tammy Lynn Collard Collards@knology.net

I would like to suggest to those who participate in roll calls to put your surnames in the SUBJECT of your message. Why waste time placing your notice of names you are researching only to have the message deleted before it is even opened because you have not given surnames? Most listers have lots of messages to go through on a daily basis. I am guessing most do the same as I do and just delete the ones which do not show a surname in the subject. MDR __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/

I am a descendant of Rev. John Harris b. 1725. I'm also a descendant of Andrew Pickens and his wife Rebecca Calhoun. Other ancestors, Archibald Thompson and Felix McDonald lived in the area. Kay Hines

Laurens County Margaret C Green(e) Joseph J. Green Union County William Levi Cochran (Cocherham/Cockerham) Joseph J. Green Ralph R. Russell Hattie Horn >From Chas SC Tammy Lynn (Cochran) Collard

I lost who sent it....tell me about BOBO

ORRICK other spellings are ORICK ORUC, ORICKE , ORIC Thanks Pat

Still searching for ORRICK(ORICK , ORUC.ORICKE) in OLD 96. Someone said they migrated with and lived among a certain group of people,was this native Amercans? I believe thy came from Luenburg VA to SC ,then to NC and to TN. Any thing will help. Thanks, Pat