Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1395 Surname: SHAW, STEWART ------------------------- Looking for further information about; Ed C. SHAW of Anderson Co.,SC. married, Sally STEWART of Anderson Co.,SC. (both possible Cherokee Indian) Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Betty Stinecipher

The records were kept at one time by Marvin Ellis of Williamston. You may try him. Phone (864)847-7068 ----- Original Message ----- From: <KJT610@aol.com> To: <SCANDERS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 10:41 PM Subject: Re: [SCANDERS] Pelzer Cemetaries > I think it's called Pelzer Memorial Cemetery, and if you find anyone with any > information about it, please let me know. I know that my g-g-grandfather, > Evan Nichols is buried there and I have seen his tombstone, but I believe his > wife is also buried there, but she has no tombstone. No one that I can find > knows anything about where the records for this cemetery are maintained. > > Kathy > > > ==== SCANDERS Mailing List ==== > Anderson County, South Carolina SCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scanders/anderson.html > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

Thanks, I'll check him out. Kathy

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1394 Surname: Hanvey ------------------------- Hi Donna: First, let me introduce myself, I am Monte Arthur Hart and a Hanvey family descendent and researcher. I have been working on the Hanvey Family history for over fourty years and am a descendant of William Hanvey, who was born ca. 1740 in the Kingdom of Ireland. I am constantly striving to add any Hanvey descendant of any connected line no matter how distant. I would like to correspond, exchange data, and ideas with anyone of the Hanvey family (any and all branches). Especially, would like to exchange information on the ancestors or descendants of William Hanvey. William Hanvey was most likely born in County Down in the Kingdom of Ireland ca 1740 and was certainly the immigrant ancestor of the great Hanvey Family originating in the Colony of South Carolina. He and his wife, Sarah, whose maiden name is unknown, arrived with their young daughter, Jane, at Charles Towne in the Province of South Carolina on Thursday - 19 February 1767. Sarah was born ca 1741 and Jane was born ca 1764. William and his family were among a group of poor Irish Protestants who arrived on the ship, Earl of Hillsborough. The vessel had sailed from Belfast in the Kingdom of Ireland on 30 November 1766. William received a 250 acre Royal land grant in the Long Cane Section, near the Belfast Township of South Carolina and his descendants have sped to all parts of the county. I have over 6000 records and much reference data on individuals related to this line. I will gladly correspond with anyone interested these lines. I have put together a fairly complete set of data on the various branches that stayed in South Carolina, but lack some data on the branches that moved to Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, etc.. However, I can't identify your "Unknown Hanvey" from the data you gave alone, maybe, if you could provide me more specific data on your Hanvey family line, I could identify it and be of more assistance. What I am asking is that you provide me information on - birth, death, marriage dates and locations. If you know any locations, or places any of the people you mentioned lived or died at, that might give me a clue as to what family group you belong to. With this kind data on your ancestors and their families, if you have it, I more than likely can tie you family to my Hanvey data. If I am successful in identifying your family line, I will provide you with an ancestor listing that shows your direct line back to William Hanvey of 1740. And if you are more deeply interested in genealogy, I would of course be glad to exchange data more extensively on the Hanvey family. I hope to hear from you soon and as I said, I would be most happy to exchange information. Monte A. Hart 105 James Street Easley, S.C. 29642 Mhart96@aol.com

Cordelia, Are you talking about the 1800 Old Pendleton census that is in book form with comments? I have looked at that. My J. B. Clarkes are John Baylis Clarke, Sr. and Jr. I know about the Christopher Clark family and I don't think that they are part of that immediate family. I know John was born in SC c1791, but he is not in Anderson in the 1830 census and first shows up there in 1833 at an estate sale. He starts paying taxes there in 1836, the same year he bought land. He could have been in Greenville because he married Jennie Sammons and the Sammons/Salmon family was in Greenville. There are three John Clarkes in the 1830 Greenville census, but I have not been able to look at a full copy to see if one of the last two is mine. 1830 CLARK JOHN T. Greenville County SC 290 Greenville District 1830 CLARK JOHN Greenville County SC 290 Greenville District 1830 CLARK JOHN Greenvill County SC 312 Greenville District John Clarkes are very hard to trace. This family did spell their name with an "e" and the end, and they were not farmers but had a trade. Sr. was a carpenter and cabinet maker and Jr. was a merchant tailor. Thanks for your interest!! Susan -- Susan C. Johanson Springfield, VA djohanson@mindspring.com Rootsweb sponsor-NEHGS member 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...

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1393 Surname: Cox ------------------------- Hi, Liz, Thanks for your response. I am trying to determine if my great grandfather was one of the children of John and Sarah Cox. All our records indicate that his name was Rial Cox; however, some in the family believe he was Azariah (or Azarial). Even if this is the case we still have a problem because John Cox, in his will, list all his hiers as "son" or "daughter" except Azariah to whom he simply states "next I give to Azariah Cox sixty dollars when he arrives at twenty one years of age." My concern is two fold: 1. Is Azariah (or Azarial) the same as Rial Cox, and 2. if so, why is he not listed in John Cox's will as a "son"? If you have any ideas on this they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mac

I am trying to locate the records of a Justice of Peace Shelton/Sheldon who performed the marriage ceremony my Grandfather, Winfield Tillman Carroll and my Grandmother, Cora Louise Jaynes on February 19, 1912. I only have her Bible record with this bit of information along with the witnesses named - who were "Heller" cousins of my grandfather. Not sure if they were married in Oconee/Anderson or Picken's County, SC. In 1912, would there have been an application for the license?? Any help will be appreciated. Vivian cpvp@aol.com

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1392 Surname: ------------------------- My father was Everett Monroe Hanvey 5/27/23-4/21/00 His parents were Fannie M. Camp and ? Hanvey I know that his father had 3 sons by his first wife and an additional 10 children by Fannie (7 that lived). There was only one girl out of all of the children (Mattalee) and all of the sons are now deceased. I would be interested in any info you have found and would be glad to share anything I find.

Sorry, Susan, I gave what Stewart researched and published. It is not my work. Cordelia

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1391 Surname: Levi Rigdon ------------------------- My Grandfather was Levi Rigdon, a Wesleyn Methodist Preacher in Pickens County, SC I can get birth and death records. He was born in Oolenoy Community. Many Rigdons are buried in that chuch cementary. The church is Oolenoy Baptist.

Here are the Land records for my John B. Clarke, Sr (1791-1850). and Jr.(1824-1888). J. B. Clarke, Sr. is in Anderson by 1833. I would like to know where he was in 1830 and before. I know that he was in SC, but where!! Hopefully these records will help someone. If any of these people have Clarke connections, Please let me know. LAND RECORDS -JOHN B. CLARKE, SR. Land Records--Anderson, SC Grantee John B. Clark from Daniel Brown Sept. 13, 1836 Lots #41,42,43,44-Anderson J. B. Clark from A. P. Cater Dec. 8, 1838 Lots # 91,92,93,94-Anderson John B. Clark from James Wilson June 23, 1840 Lots #87,88-Anderson John B. Clark from V. D. Fant 1852 89A-Generostee Crk. John B. Clark from V. D. Fant Feb. 28, 1853 30A adj. J. C. Griffin Land Records--Anderson, SC Grantor J. B. Clark, Sr (by heirs) Francis S. Rodgers Nov. 1, 1880 2Tracts Generostee crk LAND RECORDS -JOHN B. CLARKE, JR. Land Records in Anderson Co. Grantees John B. Clark from Elisha Burroughs Oct 25, 1857 120A-Generostee Crk John B. Clark from A. O. Norris Sept 22, 1862 2A-Anderson ( this entry was repeated three times for some reason] John B. Clark from Jesse R. Smith Apr. 20, 1863 1/2A-Anderson John B. Clark from Emeline Crosby March 1, 1869 Land on Beaverdam Crk John B. Clark from David Crosby March 1, 1869 1A-Anderson John B. Clark from Samuel D. Smith March 1, 1869 Land on Rocky River John B. Clark from John B. Nevitt March 1, 1869 Land on Rocky River John B. Clark from M. E. Williams March 1, 1869 Land on Rocky River Land Records in Anderson Co. Grantors John B. Clark to John T. Norris Oct 27, 1862 2A- In Anderson John B. Clark to Samuel D. Smith Feb 2, 1869 260A--Rocky River John B. Clark to John B. Earle Oct 13, 1869 2A--In Anderson John B. Clark to Samuel D. Smith Jan 25, 1871 75A Rocky River J. B. Clark to B. B. Breazeale Dec 31, 1875 10A-Rocky River Flat J. B. Clark to Francis S. Rodgers Nov I, 1880 2tracts Generostee Crk J. B. Clark to A. L. Gaillard Feb. 4, 1882 190A Waters Beaverdam Cr. LAND RECORDS--MARTHA JANE NEVITT CLARKE (wife of J. B. Clarke, Jr..) Land records Grantor Martha J. Clark to Samuel D. Smith Feb. 2, 1869 260A Rocky River M. J. Clark to B. B. Breazeale Dec 31, 1875 10A Rocky River Plat M. J. Clark to Mrs M. E. McGee May 17, 1890 Dower Mrs J. B. Clark to Homestead 1-17-1891 Any comments will be welcome. Susan Appologies to those who will receive multible postings. -- Susan C. Johanson Springfield, VA djohanson@mindspring.com Rootsweb sponsor-NEHGS member 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...

Susan, Wm.C. Stewart's 1800 Census Analysis has several entries for Clark(s) and Clarke(s). He seems to treat them as one and the same. Could your John B. have been Bolen (Bolin) Clark(e). He is in the 1800 census: p. 14 00100-00100-00 p. 58 John Clark 00010-11010-00 He mentions Micajah Clarke * Bowling of Pickens doubtless were of the family of Christopher Clarke of Hanover (Louisa Co.) VA who died 28 May 1754, but the writer (Wm. C. Stewart) has not traced the relationship. Now, I certainly do not want to put a damper on Mr. Stewart's work. It is an excellent inquiry with results. I do have trouble sometimes with his "leaps of faith." When I bought my copy of his work in 1968, I wrote to him and we carried on a correspondence over a period of several months. He relied sometimes, too much, on Edson's Stewart Clan Magazine. Stewart admitted he had used, with permisiion, some of Edson's material. Wm. C. Stewart had letters from an a great uncle to his father, written years earlier, and he was searching for a Monroe Stewart's roots, which he thought might have some connection to Tippah Co., MS. So far as I know, he never made the connection. Cheers, Cordelia I would add that if you have Pendleton connections, the book originally sold for $5 when I ordered it directly from the National Genealogical Society of Washington, D. C. Whether it is still available, I do not know, but I suspect that it is. Probably worth ten times what FTM discs are worth. (S'cuse the editorial comment. csholem)

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1390 Surname: SHAW, CAUDLE, LOSKOSKI, O'BRIEN, HALL, HAYNIE, SCOTT ------------------------- The obituary of Willis W. Scott in Anderson dated Dec. 15, 1923 list his daughters by their married names. Does anyone know any of them or their descendents: Mrs. W.J. Shaw, Mrs. J.L. caudle, Mrs. Adam Loskoski, Mrs. E.M. O'Brien, Mrs. W.M. Hall, Miss Naomi Scott all of Anderson County and Mrs. M.C. Haynie of Atlanta and W.P. Scott of Los Angeles. Willis was a representative in the general assembly from 1905 to 1915. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

This is a little off the subject but for those researching this family and are able to attend it may be worth it. Circa 1854 The Chamberlain-Kay House, Belton, S.C. ABSOLUTE AUCTION!! Circa 1854 Home, Antiques & Collectibles! Sold to the Last & Highest Bidder Regardless of Price!! Circa 1854 The Chamberlain-Kay House, Belton, S.C. Saturday, July 29th at 9:01 AM (Home to be sold at 12:30 PM) at 205 River Street, Belton, South Carolina View all contents at http://www.prachtauction.com/wholeframe2.html Cindy - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1389 Surname: Holcomb, Holcombe ------------------------- We are searching for information on Joseph M. HOLCOMB(E) He was born somewhere in South Carolina Abt. 1830 Married Mary Elizabeth(Pollie) and moved to Georgia we have found them in Cass and Gordan counties in 1860 and 1870 census. We would like to find his and her mother and father and any siblings they might have had. Thanks Janice/Charles Holcomb

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1388 Surname: Hall, Floyd ------------------------- Looking for information on the following family from Anderson Co., SC: M.B. HALL He married ELIZA B. FLOYD, d/o ZEDRICK FLOYD and MARGARET M.. She was born Abt. 1870, and died April 07, 1930 in Anderson, South Carolina. Notes for ELIZA B. FLOYD: Greenville News, April 8, 1930 Anderson Mrs. Eliza Hall Anderson- April 7. Mrs. Eliza Hall, wife of M. B. Hall, an esteemed and well know resident of the Anderson Mill section residing at 134 I Street died early this morning at an early hour at the Anderson County Hospital, following a short illness. She was 61 years old. Deceased is survived by her husband and the following sons and daughters, L. C., A. V., E. E., J. T., and M. P. Hall, of Anderson; Mrs. B. M. Clayton of Newry and Miss Mary Cade Hall of Anderson. The funeral will be held at the residence 143 I Street, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. E. P. Diggers, pastor of the Second Baptist Church officating. Interment will be made in Silver Brook Cemetery. Children of M.B. HALL and ELIZA FLOYD are: i. JOSEPH TOWNSEND2 HALL, b. May 01, 1906, South Carolina; d. February 1975, Whitmire, Newberry County, South Carolina; m. (1) IRENE WALLACE; m. (2) MYRTLE. ii. MARION PAUL HALL iii. MARY CADE HALL. iv. ELLIS HALL. v. SON HALL. vi. MAUDE HALL. vii. MARGARET ELIZABETH (MAGGIE) HALL, m. BUNYON M. CLAYTON.

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1386 Surname: Cox ------------------------- I have a John & Sarah Cox in the Pendelton Dist, SC. They had 14 children, their 11th child, a son was named Azariah. What information are you looking for? Liz

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1385 Surname: McKee, McKey ------------------------- There was a Thomas McKey that witnessed a will for Daniel Doughty back in 1805. You can see the will abstract on the Anderson County pages using the search engine, but i believe they have Thomas's last name botched. It is hard to read on the actual Will that i have a copy of. I may have the home location for Thomas, but not much information. I believe he lived in Oconee County SC next to Joseph Doughty the father of Daniel.

Posted on: Anderson County, SC Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Anderson?read=1384 Surname: McKee ------------------------- I am searching for information on ISAAC M. MCKEE,( my ggg grandfather) he is shown in the 1830 and 1840 Anderson Census...He was born in South Carolina Feb. 24, 1807 but I do not know what county. He married in South Carolina to a PRISCILLA ANN ( do not have last name), probably around 1828-1829.. They had several children there..one was HARVEY E. ( my gg grandfather). They are later shown in the 1850 census of Hall county Georgia. If anyone can shed any light on this family I would appreciate the help. I will be happy to share the information on the family that I do have. Faye Little blittle@idworld.net

I have this item for sale on Yahoo! Auctions, and thought that someone might be interested. It is a book about The John Pickens Family by Nellie Pickens Anderson. I paid $20 for it, so I thought I would start the bidding at $10. I have made some notes and underlining in the book, but it is still in good condition. The URL is: http://page.auctions.yahoo.com/auction/32799955