I looked at the images and they look fine to me. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cindy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 7:11 PM Subject: RE: [SCAnderson] 1850 census images > Thanks to those who replied. This is what I really need to know. > It helps me make pages better for everyone so don't worry about > screaming at me or hollering if something is not right on the pages. > These are your pages so please tell me when something is not right, > illegible, or just plain stupid looking, I promise not to bite yall. > > I will work on them a bit and see if I make them larger but not toooo > large. > Thanks, Cindy > > > Has anyone looked at census images at www.scgenealogy.com/anderson. > > I was wondering if anyone was having problems viewing them? > > > > Cindy > > > > ==== SCANDERS Mailing List ==== > Anderson County, South Carolina SCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scander2/index.html > > ============================== > 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 > > > > ==== SCANDERS Mailing List ==== > Anderson County, South Carolina SCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scander2/index.html > > ============================== > 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 > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WILKINS/ LANDRUM Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hcB.2ACE/2334 Message Board Post: Looking for information on Lydia WIlkins born about 1777 in South Carolina married to Thomas Landrum about 1798 in South Carolina Lydia died between 1850-1860 in Anderson County, Tennessee Any help greatly appreciated carol [email protected]

Thanks to those who replied. This is what I really need to know. It helps me make pages better for everyone so don't worry about screaming at me or hollering if something is not right on the pages. These are your pages so please tell me when something is not right, illegible, or just plain stupid looking, I promise not to bite yall. I will work on them a bit and see if I make them larger but not toooo large. Thanks, Cindy > Has anyone looked at census images at www.scgenealogy.com/anderson. > I was wondering if anyone was having problems viewing them? > > Cindy ==== SCANDERS Mailing List ==== Anderson County, South Carolina SCGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~scander2/index.html ============================== 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

Cindy, I found them totally unreadable. Unless they can be enlarged on the site, they will have to be downloaded to each individuals computer and enlarged from there. Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cindy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 2:56 PM Subject: [SCAnderson] 1850 census images > Has anyone looked at census images at www.scgenealogy.com/anderson. > I was wondering if anyone was having problems viewing them? > > Cindy

Has anyone looked at census images at www.scgenealogy.com/anderson. I was wondering if anyone was having problems viewing them? Cindy -----Original Message----- From: kim [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 5:53 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SCAnderson] Rev. Robert King Thanks; I didn't have these. Wonder if they died young? kw >I have three more girls in Rev Bobby King's family, but only birth dates. > Mary Ann M. King - born 1817, Anderson County, Belton South > Margaret E. King, born 9 Aug.1821 " " " " > Grace Lucinda King, born 26 March 1826 " " " > >The King family history I have is not a published book, as far as I know, >just a copy of about 40 pages of typed and handwritten info. > >I will gladly look up names and info as I have it. >Betsy Alleman ==== SCANDERS Mailing List ==== Anderson County, South Carolina SCGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~scander2/index.html ============================== 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

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hcB.2ACE/2333.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Reply sent to your email address. Thanks John O. Bronson

Thanks; I didn't have these. Wonder if they died young? kw >I have three more girls in Rev Bobby King's family, but only birth dates. > Mary Ann M. King - born 1817, Anderson County, Belton South > Margaret E. King, born 9 Aug.1821 " " " " > Grace Lucinda King, born 26 March 1826 " " " > >The King family history I have is not a published book, as far as I know, >just a copy of about 40 pages of typed and handwritten info. > >I will gladly look up names and info as I have it. >Betsy Alleman

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hcB.2ACE/2333.1.1 Message Board Post: Dear John: We are definitely "singing out of the same Hymnal", and strange that you would say that because this Dickinson/Dickerson family has more Methodist Preachers in it than my Matthews family, and that's a bunch! However, I must caution you that much information on the LDS Site (and others) is not accurate, has not been verified, or is just plain wrong, and you must be very careful not to get started down a wrong path. I am in the midst of trying to untangle the Dickinsons without very much success, which is why I posted the Query. I have run across the Internet information of Robert who married Rebecca Jones before, and as far as I know this Rebecca's only husband was Rev. Willis Dickinson (Dickerson), born 1781 in Moore County NC. Their children, as shown on the 1850 Benton (Calhoun) Co. AL Census were : Rachel, b. 1814, SC; Andrew, b. 1819 in SC; Nancy A. b. 1822, SC; Lucinda "Sally" b. 1825 SC (married a Keith); Maria (Mariah?), b. 1828; Lewis b. 1832. Rev. Willis may have had sons William and Robert who had left home. Another Willis is known to have gone to MS. He married Elizabeth Ledbetter in MS in 1815. I would like to help you as much as I can on the Original Moor! e County family with what I know about the family as they migrated, but with the understanding that I need to stick to unravelling my problem. Lets continue this "off forum" if you don't mind. contact me first at [email protected], and we will go from there. regards, F. C. Jones

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dickinson, Robinson, Alford, Forbes--- Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hcB.2ACE/2333.1 Message Board Post: Mr. Jones: I am quite interested in the Dickinson (variant spellings) family of Anderson District who seem to have come there from Moore County, N.C. I just recently discovered information of this sort on the Mormon site what with a string of Robert Dickinsons back to 1700. I notice the Robert Dickinson who was apparently the father of my Robert Dickinson was married to a Rebecca Jones. My Robert Dickinson was born ca 1811 and married Mary Emily Robinson. Their son Ephraim Robinson Dickinson who was born 1844 Anderson District, married Sarah Ann Elizabeth Alford 1866 Hart County, GA, moved to Prentiss County, Mississippi ca 1869. There they bore and reared a quite large family including my grandmother Daisy Dickinson b. 1877 and died 1957 same county. I knew her and her sister Ivy and brother Carl very well. The eldest brother Charles Robert Dickinson had moved from MS to Deming, NM about 1906 or so and reared a good sized family there. I am in touch with one of his great-grand daughters, Judy Keeler. Are we singing out of the same hymnal as far as Dickinsons go? I would very much like to correspond with you on these and related SC families. E.R. Dickinson had a slightly older brother Willis A. Dickinson. They were enumerated together in the 1880 Census, Prentiss County, (Under the spelling "Dickerson")MS. Both men fought in the CW in the 37th Battallion, Virginia Cavalry, Company B. and were parolled at Appomattox Courthouse in 1865. Very truly yours, John O. Bronson

I have three more girls in Rev Bobby King's family, but only birth dates. Mary Ann M. King - born 1817, Anderson County, Belton South Margaret E. King, born 9 Aug.1821 " " " " Grace Lucinda King, born 26 March 1826 " " " The King family history I have is not a published book, as far as I know, just a copy of about 40 pages of typed and handwritten info. I will gladly look up names and info as I have it. Betsy Alleman

In a message dated 9/1/03 9:04:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Hi Martha, Do these dates match? Descendants of Asbury "Berry" Stone 1 Asbury "Berry" Stone .. +Asenith 1816 - 1899 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC . >> Also, this is Asenith Massey d/o Labon Massey and Ester Greer. Joy

Subject: Re: [SCAnderson] Stone, Pearman, and Massey families Hi Martha, Do these dates match? Descendants of Asbury "Berry" Stone Asbury "Berry" Stone .. +Asenith 1816 - 1899 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ......... 2 Elizabeth E. Stone 1833 - ......... 2 Louisa Jane Stone 1834 - 1904 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ............. +James Washington Wilson 1816 - 1900 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC .................... 3 Milton Wilson 1854 - .................... 3 Margaret Wilson 1854 - ......... 2 Labon Milton Stone 1836 - 1899 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ............. +Louany 1843 - 1925 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ......... 2 Stephen Humphrey Stone 1841 - ......... 2 Asberry H. Stone 1843 - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >I am seeking information on these families from Anderson County, SC. >Basically, all I have is: >Stephen Humphrey Stone, CSA m. Letitia L. Pearman. They moved to GA >after the war. His parents are: Charlie S. Stone and Asenith "Annie" L. >Massey. Any help will be greatly appreciated. > >Thanks, >Martha Wooten Solomon ______________________________ Hi. This is my family. I have been looking for the maiden name of Asenith for over 20 years and just found her a couple of weeks ago. As far as Asbury is concerned, I have yet to find his parents. I do not have a Charles in my record. Stephen H. is Stephen Hampton Stone b. 1841. He married Nancy ?? and had 2 children that I have, John and Cora. The Milton Wilson you have is my great grandfather. These are the Stones in Anderson that I have gleaned. I do not have any from 1850. As far as Asbury, who knows where he is buried and his parents...... Joy

Kim, I really appreciate your response. The dates for Stephen Humphrey Stone are correct. He is buried in Macedonia Church Cem., Telfair Co., GA. His grave has the CSA emblem and info. Next to his grave is an unmarked grave that we suspect is his wife's grave, but I have no proof. I had his parents as Charlie S. Stone and Asenith "Annie" L. Massey, so I do not know about Asbury "Berry" Stone, who you listed as his father. But, it does seem to apply since Charlie has a brother with that identical name. What was your source? My source was simply family information, which could be wrong. I do have Charlie S. Stone with a brother, Hap Stone or I should say Asberry Hamp Stone. I have more info on the Pearman family that I got from a book on the Mitchell-Pearman families. Other related lines: 1. Parents of Asenith "Annie" L. Massey: Laban Massey and Easter Greer. 2. Laban's parents: Noel Posey Massey and Lucinda unknown. My other Anderson lines: Jones: Richard Turpin Jones m. Margaret "Maggie" Alsippa Stone. My grandmother, Mamie Edna Jones, is their daughter. This family includes the Dean line from Starr area. Both Richard and Maggie are related to the Dean family. They are third cousins through the Dean line. McGregor and Pearman lines: Drucilla A. McGregor m. Benjamin J. Pearman Shirley: Letitia "Letty" Shirley m. Weldon Pearman Any help will be appreciated, Martha Wooten Solomon Any additional help will be greatly appreciated, Martha Wooten Solomon

Hi all, I am always willing to share on the above names. If anyone cares to swap, drop me a line, David

Dear Researchers, The Pendleton District Commission has the Original Records of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Pendleton. The e-mail address is [email protected] God Bless. HerbHendricks [email protected]

Hi Martha, Do these dates match? Descendants of Asbury "Berry" Stone 1 Asbury "Berry" Stone .. +Asenith 1816 - 1899 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ......... 2 Elizabeth E. Stone 1833 - ......... 2 Louisa Jane Stone 1834 - 1904 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ............. +James Washington Wilson 1816 - 1900 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC .................... 3 Milton Wilson 1854 - .................... 3 Margaret Wilson 1854 - ......... 2 Labon Milton Stone 1836 - 1899 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ............. +Louany 1843 - 1925 BURIAL: Barkers Creek Baptist, Honea Path SC ......... 2 Stephen Humphrey Stone 1841 - ......... 2 Asberry H. Stone 1843 - ---------- >I am seeking information on these families from Anderson County, SC. >Basically, all I have is: >Stephen Humphrey Stone, CSA m. Letitia L. Pearman. They moved to GA >after the war. His parents are: Charlie S. Stone and Asenith "Annie" L. >Massey. Any help will be greatly appreciated. > >Thanks, >Martha Wooten Solomon

For those asking about John D. King's ancestry, he was the first son of Rev. Robert King and Frances Holland: Descendants of ROBERT KING, Rev. 1 ROBERT KING, Rev. 1791 - 1879 BURIAL: Neals Creek Baptist, Belton SC .. +FRANCES E. "FANNIE" HOLLAND 1794 - 1873 BURIAL: Neals Creek Baptist, Belton SC ......... 2 JOHN DANIEL KING, Col. 1813 - 1879 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC ............. +HANNAH RICHARDSON 1816 - 1906 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC .................... 3 Jane King ........................ +Sitton .................... 3 JEFFERSON B. KING 1836 - 1896 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC ........................ +ANNA M. MOORE 1840 - 1878 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC .................... 3 Robert R. King 1838 - 1868 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC .................... 3 William Van Buren King 1841 - 1866 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC .................... 3 Sion J. King 1844 - .................... 3 Mary Frances King 1846 - .................... 3 Mattison M. King 1848 - .................... 3 Talitha King 1851 - ........................ +J. W. Sitton 1848 - .................... 3 John Tendall King 1854 - 1909 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC ........................ +Hannah T. 1858 - 1935 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC .................... 3 Ann Josephine King 1857 - 1871 BURIAL: Shiloh Methodist, Piedmont SC ......... 2 WILLIAM THOMAS KING 1815 - 1901 BURIAL: George's Creek Bapt, Pickens Co. SC ............. +FANNY ......... *2nd Wife of WILLIAM THOMAS KING: ............. +MARTHA "KEZIAH" ROGERS 1813 - 1889 BURIAL: George's Creek Bapt, Pickens Co. SC .................... 3 Elizabeth C. King ........................ +? Davis .................... 3 Joseph King .................... 3 Robert F. King 1837 - .................... 3 William J. King 1839 - .................... 3 Dicy Ann King 1841 - ........................ +Brassell .................... 3 John Tyler King 1843 - 1918 BURIAL: Mt Zion UMC Cem, Pickens Co., SC ........................ +Nancy Poole Ellison 1849 - 1924 ............................... 4 Will King ............................... 4 Homer King ............................... 4 Essie King ................................... +Vandiver ............................... 4 Lulu King ................................... +? Boggs ............................... 4 Bessie King ............................... 4 Henry King .................... 3 Jeremiah Monroe King 1845 - 1920 BURIAL: Easley Cem, Pickens Co., SC ............................... 4 Ida Ardella King 1867 - 1888 BURIAL: Easley Cem, Pickens Co., SC ............................... 4 Hattie King 1872 - 1949 BURIAL: Easley Cem, Pickens Co., SC ................................... +Richard Ross ........................ +? Barnett .................... *2nd Wife of Jeremiah Monroe King: ........................ +Mary Lenhardt 1835 - 1918 .................... 3 Marion King 1846 - .................... 3 Frances H. King 1849 - .................... 3 Jacob M. King 1851 - 1894 BURIAL: George's Creek Bpt Ch Cem, Pickens Co., SC ........................ +Margaret Celeste Orr 1855 - 1916 ............................... 4 Vesta King 1880 - 1952 BURIAL: George's Creek Bpt Ch Cem, Pickens Co. SC ................................... +Riley Franklin Holcombe 1872 - 1939 BURIAL: George's Creek Bpt Ch Cem, Pickens Co. SC .................... *2nd Wife of Jacob M. King: ........................ +Betty Smith 1861 - 1897 .................... *3rd Wife of Jacob M. King: ........................ +Margaret Orr 1855 - 1916 .................... 3 Caroline King 1854 - .................... 3 Mary King 1856 - ........................ +? Ellis ......... 2 Tabitha L. King 1819 - ......... 2 Nancy L. King 1824 - 1894 ............. +Henry Middleton Gaines 1813 - 1857 BURIAL: Shady Grove Bapt, Belton SC .................... 3 Maria/Alice Gaines 1855 - .................... 3 Robert H. Gaines 1857 - ......... 2 FRANCES MARTHA KING 1828 - 1901 ............. +Luke Hanks 1828 - 1863 BURIAL: Ebenezer Methodist, Belton Twp., Anderson Co. SC .................... 3 William Newton Hanks ........................ +Nancy Ann Williamson 1856 - ......... *2nd Husband of FRANCES MARTHA KING: ............. +Mullikin ......... 2 Robert Mercer King, Rev. 1830 - ............. +Essie V. Jordan 1830 - 1879 BURIAL: Broadmouth Baptist, Honea Path SC .................... 3 Moses King 1854 - .................... 3 Mary King 1857 - .................... 3 Frances King 1859 - ......... 2 Woodward Holland King, Rev. 1832 - 1892 BURIAL: Neals Creek Baptist, Belton SC ............. +Lucinda R. McGee 1843 - 1868 BURIAL: First Creek Baptist, Antreville, Abbeville Co. SC ......... *2nd Wife of Woodward Holland King, Rev.: ............. +Paratine Mahala Pratt ......... 2 Tabitha H. King 1836 - ......... 2 Susan Acker King 1838 - 1920 BURIAL: Belton Baptist Cem., Belton SC ............. +Green Taylor 1827 - 1894 BURIAL: Belton Baptist Cem., Belton SC .................... 3 Mary F. Taylor 1859 - .................... 3 Adolphus Taylor 1862 - .................... 3 Alice Hosletine Taylor 1864 - 1950 BURIAL: Belton Baptist Cem., Belton SC ........................ +John W. Campbell 1857 - 1921 BURIAL: Belton Baptist Cem., Belton SC .................... 3 Lawrence Taylor 1864 - .................... 3 Lulah Taylor 1868 - .................... 3 Charles Taylor 1869 -

Hi Betsy, J. D. King's title was not honorary. Prior to the Civil War (contrary to what some people claim) it is almost impossible to find honorary titles in SC. He was an antebellum militia officer, elected by his men. J. D. King was a prominant man in the White Plains neighborhood, where he was elected militia officer and deacon. He was also named to serve on important committees for religious and secular reasons. Yours, Kim >My great-great-grandfather was John Daniel King, born 1 Aug 1813 in >Pendleton. He died 30 Nov 1879 and is buried at the Shiloh Methodist Church Cemetery on >Highway 29 in Anderson County, S,C, >His wife was Hannah Richardson. Her family is said to have given the land >for the Shiloh Church in Piedmont. >On his tombstone it says"Colonel". I can't find any Civil War record of his >service. Is this an honorary title? Where should I look for information? >Betsy Alleman [email protected]

Just for fun I typed in Charles Stone--nothing. But, try Asenath. She's living with her daughter and son-in-law in Martin Township. And, there's another Stone almost next door...maybe another sibling?

Hello Betsy, Do you know if this book is still available? Would you consider doing a look-up? Thank you! Donna Schwieder Abraham Hill gg granddaughter ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, August 30, 2003 11:12 PM Subject: [SCAnderson] Re: SCANDERS-D Digest V03 #92 > I have a copy of a history of the King Family written in 1978 by Dr. Willis > King, Clemson, S.C. and Mrs Henry H. Lowe (Mary Lee King) of Belton which > follows the family of Robert King (I) and wife Elizabeth from their arrival in > S.C. in 1772 until 1900. With son Robert King (II) and wife Tabitha Dolby landed > near Baltimore in 1770 with their son Peter, born at sea. > In 1772 they were settling in Western South Carolina in Cherokee Indian > Lands, which later became Pendleton District in 1785. Anderson County was > separated in 1828. > Some information is in Louise Ayer Vandiver's book Traditions and History of > Anderson County. > Dr. King and Mrs. Lowe listed all the families and children > Robert and Tabitha had 21 children, the third was known as Reverend Bobby .He > married Frances Holland, daughter of Moses Holland they had 12 children, the > first was John Daniel, born 1813. > I have all the children, their marriages and children listed , along with the > cemetery where they are buried. > I will try to look up names and dates, but file is too big to post. > Betsy Alleman > > > ==== SCANDERS Mailing List ==== > Anderson County, South Carolina SCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scander2/index.html > > ============================== > 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 > >