From: "Warren Smith" <SmithWF@charter.net> To: SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com Glenn Springs is roughly southeast of Spartanburg. Take Hwy 56 towards............ Warren > > Thanks Warren, That better explains how my Granddaddy met my Grandmother. Is it worth driving over from Simpsonville, to see? Marion

I am researching the Bartholomew White line. He was married to Liddy ? and named 6 children in his will dated 1809. His children were Charles, Liddy White Nichals/Nichols, Solomon, Caty White Little, Margaret White Little, and John White. His will was written in Pendleton District in 1808 and recorded March 6, 1809. Test, Benjamin White, Willey Bruster, Henry Funderburk. We do not know where Bartholomew was before coming to Old Pendelton. In the book "Vandiver's History of Anderson County" Chapter 2, Formation of Anderson County and the Beginning of the City, page 12 it states, "The original grants on whith the town of Anderson were built were made to William Turpin and Adam Crane Jones. Jones conveyed his to Bartholomew White......" Bartholomew White's grandson, Bartholomew White wife Mary Polly ?, named his children: Osborne who married Permillia Stone, Sarah White who married Tillman Garrett, John White who married Mary A. Garrett, sister of Tillman Garrett, Jonathan White who married Delilah Ardelia ? Indian, Matthew Gambrell White who married Susanna, and Martha White who married francis Marion Smithson. All of these children were born in Anderson SC. Bartholomew and Mary are buried at the New Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi Joanna, The only Bartholomew White I find in the 1790 census lived in Cumberland Co., PA. Hope that helps, Melissa --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your site

Glenn Springs is roughly southeast of Spartanburg. Take Hwy 56 towards Pauline, take the left fork at Philadelphia Church, onto Hwy 215. Two miles down 215, take a left at the caution light onto Hwy 150. That puts you smack in the middle of Glenn Springs. Used to be a thriving resort area, but no longer. The actual Post Office building has been restored, and sits in a fork in the road across from Calvary Epicopal Church, just up the hill from the old water bottling facility (Which is now part of the Spartanburg Boys Home). Warren > From: Pianomuth@aol.com [mailto:Pianomuth@aol.com] Bennetts and Andersons living in the Glenn Springs Post Office area. > Where is Glenn Springs? > Marion Smith Whiting --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.419 / Virus Database: 235 - Release Date: 11/13/2002

In the 1870 Federal Census for Reidville, Spartanburg Co. I find my Bennetts and Andersons living in the Glenn Springs Post Office area. Where is Glenn Springs? Marion Smith Whiting

Looking for information on William McGill who died Oct. 13, 1838 in Abbeville County, SC in the 76th year of his age. His headstone states that he came to this county in 1788. His wife is Agness S. McClaine. She died Feb. 26, 1831 in the 78th year of her age. She was from a "respectable family" in NC. All this information is found on their tombstones. They are buried in the Long Cane Cemetery, outside Abbeville, SC. Any help would be appreciated. A. D. Smith

Peggy, From the time Abbeville and Laurens became counties made from the 'Old 96 Dist', and until Greenwood County was formed in 1898, these two counties bordered each other with Abbeville on the West and Laurens on the east. In 1883, according to the map I have, the Saluda River was the line between Laurens and Abbeville Co. This is near the town of Ware Shoals, SC. (present day)which is now part of Greenwood Co. So today, Greenwood County borders the east line of Abbeville and the West line of Laurens. On the Laurens census or the Abbeville census, what are the townships showing at the top of the page (headings)? I am looking on this map to see if I see the name Hodges. Now there is a little town of Hodges in the section of Greenwood County which would have been Abbeville County from 1785 until 1898. I'm doing this from memory and think I have it correct. I am wondering if your Leroy is a relative to the Hodges for which Hodges town was named? I will get you more information, but have you subscribed to the Hodges list at Rootsweb? It is basically about all Hodges, but in particular the ones from Hodges, SC. Will get back to you soon. Joyce McManus joymac@emeraldis.com http://www.geocities.com/joymac117/ My Web Page. Includes history on Greenwood, SC and surrounding counties, links to other great sites. Enjoy! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Sue Gaddis" <psueg@bellsouth.net> To: <SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 12:12 PM Subject: [Old96] Need Help on the Old 96th area > I would appreciate any advice or help on the following emails that I have > gotten and sent. Thanks so much. > > I am beginning to think this is part of my problems in trying to find my GG > Grandfather's <<Leroy H. Hodges>> parents names, that the 96th Dist was > so big, Leroy was in Laurens Co., then moved into Abbeville, the Old > 96th.

I would appreciate any advice or help on the following emails that I have gotten and sent. Thanks so much. I am beginning to think this is part of my problems in trying to find my GG Grandfather's <<Leroy H. Hodges>> parents names, that the 96th Dist was so big, Leroy was in Laurens Co., then moved into Abbeville, the Old 96th. If any one has any suggestions on this please help. Could he have been in the same place but the Census could have been taken after the division of the Countries?? I find Leroy in Laurens Co., for 1810, 1820 and 1830, and in Abbeville Co., the Old 96th, in 1840? Thanks for any help. Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis psueg@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marty Jacobson" <mbjacobson@earthlink.net> To: "Peggy Sue Gaddis" <psueg@bellsouth.net> Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 7:59 AM Subject: Re: [SCLAUREN] Laurens Co., before 1785 > I believe that was part of the "96 District". Hope this helps. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Peggy Sue Gaddis <psueg@bellsouth.net> > To: <SCLAUREN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 9:59 PM > Subject: [SCLAUREN] Laurens Co., before 1785 > > > > I have just found out that Laurens Co., SC was formed in 1785, what was > it > > before 1785? > > If someone was born about in the 1770's , in what is now called Laurens > > Co., what would it have been? > > Thanks for any help. > > > > Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis > > psueg@bellsouth.net > >

Please excuse the fact that some are going to get multiple listings of this message. I am hoping that some of you can and will help me with my family. This has been a fun hobby, but now I am really hoping to find some new facts as we just found out my mother, the last living Coursey of our direct line, has lung cancer. I would love to be able to present her with a more completed family history. She has traveled with me, tromped thru cemeteries, and worked with me for the past 7 years on much of our genealogy. I doubt if she will be able to continue this for long. First query concerns a line I have little on. I will post some other names later, rather than overwhelming the lists with so many questions. My gg-grandfather John Franklin Coursey had a son John Henry Coursey. I am trying to find out some more about this line. Here is all I have: Descendants of John Henry Coursey 1 John Henry COURSEY b: May 20, 1871 in SC d: January 11, 1934 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, between Johnston and Trenton (Hwy 25), Edgefield co., SC . +Mary Cornelia JACKSON b: May 14, 1873 in SC d: April 17, 1951 ..... 2 Annie COURSEY b: February 14, 1893 in SC d: February 26, 1966 ......... +Rufus A. YONCE b: November 21, 1893 d: July 10, 1973 ..... 2 Minnie Gertrude COURSEY b: January 16, 1895 in SC d: January 31, 1911 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ..... 2 Effie (Ethel) COURSEY b: November 1897 in SC d: September 13, 1987 ......... +Herbert Eustace THURMOND b: February 08, 1898 in SC d: October 16, 1982 ..... 2 Mary COURSEY b: Abt. 1900 in SC ..... 2 William COURSEY b: Abt. 1906 in SC ..... 2 Cornelia Ruth COURSEY b: December 26, 1907 in SC d: February 10, 1941 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, between Johnston and Trenton (Hwy 25), Edgefield co., SC ......... +Unknown MANOS names of the childen came from the 1910 and 1920 Aiken Co. census records. Marriages and specific dates came from cemetery record books. I am working on the ancestors of my g-grandfather Charles Franklin Coursey who married Hulda Rauton. John Henry Coursey is a brother to Charles Franklin Coursey. My direct line and their siblings (the report does not print marriages of siblings, so I typed in names but not dates) as follows: Direct Descendants of Ewell/Newell Coursey 1 Uel/Ewell/Newell COURSEY b: Abt. 1818 in SC d: Bef. 1870 . +First Wife UNKNOWN b: Bet. 1820 - 1825 m: Bef. 1835 d: Bef. 1850 ......... 2 Unknown Daughter COURSEY b: Bet. 1830 - 1835 ......... 2 John Franklin COURSEY b: September 26, 1838 in Shaws Township, Edgefield Co, SC d: March 26, 1912 in Assume Saluda Co, SC Burial: Dry Creek Baptist Ch, Ward, Saluda Co., SC ............. +Lina DEAN b: April 16, 1838 in Assume Edgefield Co., SC m: Abt. 1862 d: June 28, 1914 in Assume Saluda Co, SC Burial: Dry Creek Baptist Ch, Ward, Saluda Co., SC Father: Robertson (Robinson) Dean Mother: Bramblee B. Mitchell ..................... 3 William Pope COURSEY b: August 04, 1865 in SC d: May 28, 1933 m. Florence Watson ..................... 3 Charles Franklin COURSEY b: June 12, 1869 in Edgefield Co, SC d: April 16, 1932 in at home, Oak St., Greenwood, Greenwood Co., SC Burial: Magnolia Cem, Greenwood, SC. ......................... +Hulda Eva RAUTON b: January 16, 1874 in Aiken Co., SC m: Abt. 1890 in Probably Edgefield or Aiken Co, SC d: May 05, 1948 in Taylors, Greenville Co, (Chick Springs) at the home of her daughter Burial: Magnolia Cem, Greenwood, SC. Father: William S. Rotton/Rauton Mother: Elmina Burnett *............................... 4 Odell Cornish COURSEY b: April 24, 1892 in Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC d: August 09, 1963 in Augusta, Richmond Co, Ga. Burial: Hillcrest Cemetery, Augusta, Ga. ................................. 4 Nelle Rhame COURSEY b: August 31, 1894 in Edgefield Co. or Saluda Co., SC d: March 19, 1963 in Greenville, Greenville Co, SC Burial: Woodlawn Memorial Park, Greenville, SC ................................. 4 Lina Mae COURSEY b: August 20, 1896 in Johnston, Edgefiled Co., SC d: September 1959 in Alexandria, Va. Burial: Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, Greenville Co, SC m. William Dillard. ................................. 4 David Pope DECOURSEY b: March 30, 1899 in Saluda Co., SC d: July 02, 1967 in Greenville, SC Burial: Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, Greenville, SC m Mayme Elizabeth Schriever Dominique ..................... 3 John Henry COURSEY b: May 20, 1871 in SC d: January 11, 1934 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, between Johnston and Trenton (Hwy 25), Edgefield co., SC m. Mary Cornelia Jackson ..................... 3 Lillie Jesse COURSEY b: March 26, 1878 in Edgefield Co, SC d: January 25, 1944 in At home, Greenwood Co., SC Burial: Magnolia Cem, Greenwood, SC. m 1) Enoch P. Cook 2) Elijah J. Campbell. ..................... 3 Walter A. COURSEY b: February 05, 1882 in Edgefield Co., SC d: November 10, 1930 in Greenwood Co, SC Burial: Spann UMC, Ward, Saluda Co., SC m Carrie Salter ......... 2 William H. COURSEY b: July 25, 1841 in Edgefield Co, SC d: December 08, 1915 in Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co. SC . +Elizabeth UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1832 m: Abt. 1847 d: Bef. 1880 Father: Speculation ......... 2 Mary Jane COURSEY b: Abt. 1848 in SC m. Michael Arthur ......... 2 James W. COURSEY b: Abt. 1851 in SC ......... 2 Franklin N. (?Newel) COURSEY b: Abt. 1856 in SC m. Sally/Cally Unknown ......... 2 Hulda (Elizabeth?) COURSEY b: Abt. 1858 in SC ......... 2 Jesse COURSEY b: Abt. 1862 *Odell Coursey was my maternal grandfather. I have much more info. about other lines, and will be glad to share data. I am accumulating all Coursey data, trying to make as complete a tree as possible. Would love to hear from anyone who has information on any Coursey family that connects to the Old Edgefield Dist (which includes Aiken, McCormick, Saluda, Edgefield and Greenwood Co, SC) You never know when the little piece of info. that you have - in a Bible Record, a memory, a family album, or your own personal research might be the missing clue to connect a new line. Billie S. Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

Researching Garner, James Garner, Sr, James Garner, Jr, Vincent Garner, are all on the 1810 Edgefield Co, S.C. census, Is this father and sons?? Thanks dorothy

*Albion's Seed* is not hard to find. If your favorite bookstore doesn't have *Albion's Seed,* it ain't such a great bookstore.

As a Coursey descendant and researcher, I am very intereted in finding out more on Caul Collins d. 1807/1808. Below* is an extraction of the data in his estate. So many Courseys, and I cannot be sure of their connection. John McFatrick who is listed as assessors of the property is connected to the White family of Abner White, and there are Coursey connections in that line. Edward Holmes is one of the Bondsmen, and there are Coursey connections in that family. One Henry Capehart is involved with the estate of Capt. James Coursey who died in 1799 and had a wife Elizabeth who married James Tutt. So many connections, and I just cannot seem to get these early Courseys attached with any prool. Please get in touch with me if you can share data on any of the individuals mentioned in the estate, and have info. on the family of Caul Collins. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net *Estate of CAUL/ CALL COLLINS, Edgefield Co. [Box 35, pkg 1317] adm. William Coursey & Elizabeth Collins d. 1807/1808 Application for letters of Admr. By Elizabeth Collin and William Coursey 27 July, 1808 Citations published [Morris/Moore] M.H., July 31, 1808 Know all men by these Presents, that we Elizabeth Collins, William Coursey, William [Terry], and Edward Holmes are .. Bound .. For the sum of $8000 .. This first day of August 1808. (Signatures for all but Elizabeth who uses + as mark) Warrant of Appraisement - Directs Elizabeth Collins and William Coursey. (to have appraised all of the good and chattels)..of Caul Collins on or before 13th Sept, 1808. Appraisors: Edw Holliman, John McFatrick, Leroy Taylor, Jesse Stancil. Inventory show of the personal estate of Caul Collins as shown us by Elizabeth Collins and William Coursey, admx & Admr of said estate, 9 August 1808 Estate valued at $1554.87 and contained the following Negros (Clabourn - $500; Sarah -$200; Silvy or Siloy - #200) Signed: D. Holliman, John McFatrick, Leroy Taylor, Jesse Stansell. Petition filed by Elizabeth Collins to have estate sale - Nov 7, 1808 Estate Sale 13 Dec 1808: Purchasers: Elizabeth Collins James Coursey - one gin Robert Key Thomas [Good] John Cannady Solomon Bird Edward Hallay Thomas Collins Jan 1807 Paid: James Coursey $25.00 Thomas Hobby $64.00 Lewis Coursey $ 13.00 1807 - 1810 Paid Thos. [Brukhan] 18.00 By amount sale 1592.38 Paid Phil Thurmon 7.00 Paid out 123.89 Paid Solomon Bird 26.00 (in part Judgement) Due the estate 1468.49 Paid Phil Thurmon 20.00 (in part Judgement) Paid John Rogers 23.26 Paid Phil Thurmon 11.93 Paid John Rogers 14.68 Paid Geo. Capehart 3.00 Examined and sworn to 7 Jan 1812. Elizabeth Collins (her mark) 1808-1811 Paid William Coursey 140.12 By balance due 1468.49 Paid Thomas Collins 50.00 for James Coursey Paid out 372.00 Paid Edward Hollomon 6.00 Due the estate 900.37 Paid a note 17.00 (Bird & Simpkins) Interest due 4.25 Paid D. Bird 40.12 (on judgement) Paid Henry Capehart 5.00 Paid D. Bird by Robt. Key 40.00 (on judgement) Paid Davis Williams 1.75 Paid Phillip Thurmond 60.00 Paid the ordinary 4.50 Paid the ordinary 3.25 Examined and sworn to w Jan 1815 . Elizabeth Collins (her mark) There is the given an oath of a Gomy,/Jomy Coursey 2nd day of Jan 1809. May 1810 Paid James White 28.50 Due the estrate 900.37. Paid Solomon Bird 22.00 Paid out 86.53 Paid Geo. Capehart 18.00 Paid Sam? But[ler] 11.00 Paid D. Bird 7.00 Examined and sworn to 12 April, 1816, Elizabeth Collins (her mark)

Does anyone know where one might obtain a copy of "Albion's Seed." Mickey -----Original Message----- From: Michael L. Matthews [mailto:mmatthews@quantium.net] Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 11:45 PM To: SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Old96] Albion's Seed Yes, everyone should read _Albion's Seed_. They should make a public tv documentary on it. I know the History Channel did an excellent doc on Britain and its History, but it was all emcompassing. This Southeast region of England has exported so many fascinating people, yet is little discussed except in college classes devoted to this subject. I think but am not sure that the famous Cromwell ("Cromwell, I keep hearing that name Cromwell." King Charles) came from that particular region in Britain. Martha ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy W Waterman" <waterman58@juno.com> To: <SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 7:34 AM Subject: [Old96] Albion's Seed > Thanks to the list for making me aware of this book. What a fascinating > study of the backcountry culture! It is easy to see now why my family has > evolved the way it has since finding itself in South Carolina in the late > 18th century. Some libraries keep the book in the reference section but I > was able to find one that would lend it. I highly recommend it. Thanks > again. > > Nancy Windsor Waterman > Windsor Family Historical Association > Vestal, NY and Cape Canaveral, FL > > > ==== SC-OLD96 Mailing List ==== > This list is for genealogical and historical research. Virus warnings and other off-topic messages are inappropriate here. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > ==== SC-OLD96 Mailing List ==== This list is for genealogical and historical research. Virus warnings and other off-topic messages are inappropriate here. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

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I bought a copy recently from Amazon.com.

Thanks to the list for making me aware of this book. What a fascinating study of the backcountry culture! It is easy to see now why my family has evolved the way it has since finding itself in South Carolina in the late 18th century. Some libraries keep the book in the reference section but I was able to find one that would lend it. I highly recommend it. Thanks again. Nancy Windsor Waterman Windsor Family Historical Association Vestal, NY and Cape Canaveral, FL

Yes, everyone should read _Albion's Seed_. They should make a public tv documentary on it. I know the History Channel did an excellent doc on Britain and its History, but it was all emcompassing. This Southeast region of England has exported so many fascinating people, yet is little discussed except in college classes devoted to this subject. I think but am not sure that the famous Cromwell ("Cromwell, I keep hearing that name Cromwell." King Charles) came from that particular region in Britain. Martha ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy W Waterman" <waterman58@juno.com> To: <SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 7:34 AM Subject: [Old96] Albion's Seed > Thanks to the list for making me aware of this book. What a fascinating > study of the backcountry culture! It is easy to see now why my family has > evolved the way it has since finding itself in South Carolina in the late > 18th century. Some libraries keep the book in the reference section but I > was able to find one that would lend it. I highly recommend it. Thanks > again. > > Nancy Windsor Waterman > Windsor Family Historical Association > Vestal, NY and Cape Canaveral, FL > > > ==== SC-OLD96 Mailing List ==== > This list is for genealogical and historical research. Virus warnings and other off-topic messages are inappropriate here. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I am from the Toland line w/Dugan/Dugan/Boyd surnames. My line is Hugh Toland>James> Hugh D.C> William David> Christiana. I researched the Toland family for several years and would be happy to exchange information with you. Barbara Nichols Lake Jackson, TX ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eldon Wade" <ewade@cfl.rr.com> To: <SC-OLD96-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 4:45 PM Subject: [Old96] RE: DUNGAN/DUGAN/DUNCAN etc./BOYD/HEAD/SHELL/TOLAND > Hi Sandjd, > I am sorry but I have none of those surnames however I am copying your > email to the OLD 96 List where hopefully someone else will have one or > more of those names. > Eldon > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sandjd [mailto:sandjd@yahoo.com] > Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 12:58 AM > To: ewade@cfl.rr.com > Subject: DUNGAN/DUGAN/DUNCAN etc./BOYD/HEAD/SHELL/TOLAND > > > I am researching DUNGAN/DUNCAN of all spellings > in Old 96. Intermarried/connections with > Head,Boyd, Shell/Toland. Migrated out of > Abbeville about 1813 to GA/AL/MS/TN. > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your site > http://webhosting.yahoo.com > > ______________________________

I have an Elizabeth Kell b abt 1825 who married an Underwood. Elizabeth's family lived in Pendleton District, Rabun Co, GA, and Macon Co, NC. Does anyone know anything about him? Thanks. Nancy Lehto

Ancestry.com Alabama Revolutionary War Soldiers John Jackson Age 82 Jackson County John Jackson, private S.C. Continental Line, enrolled on November 1919, under act of Congress of March 18, 1818, payment to date from September 21, 1818, annual allowance $96; sums received to date of publication of list. $1,243.47 transferred from Lincoln County, Tennessee, from March 4, 1816-Revolutionary Pension Roll, in Vol xiv, Sen. Coc 514, 23 Cong., 1st sess. 1833-34 We only have John Jackson in Alabama, but we feel sure he came out of S.C....margie