This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: driggers Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JeB.2ACI/94.316.1.1 Message Board Post: i have alot of info that u might be intrested in , my great great great grandfather was daniel driggers but he had a son , daniel driggers and i am in touch with his grandaughter directly or maybe its his daughter , id have to look at the tree again , my grandfather was virgil driggers son of phillip who is the son of daniel ..u can email me at als1211 at yahoocom .id like to pass on the info and maybe help u.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Driggers, Wade, Taylor Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JeB.2ACI/94.316.1 Message Board Post: I was born in Berkley County in Sept 1945 (Phyllis France. My mother was Mattie Ellen Wade (b. 2/10/27). I was given a photo of my maternial Grandfather Daniel Driggers. I am looking for any information that you may have. Thank You. Phyllis

I am researching the James Coachman and Hannah Poole line. They had a son Joseph Coachman born 1765 and married Margaret DuBose. Do you have any information on this family? I have a Benjamin Coachman born in 1726 married to Sarah Smith born 19 May 1730. I would greatly appreciate help. I can give information from John James Simons born 1786 and Mary Lynch Coachman born 1796 down if it would help you. Sincerely Marsha

I have information on the individuals you are looking for. If you will email me I will send you some of the data. You may also find material on the internet site of Josie Bass.

I am searching for any information on the surname Morgan who may have lived in the upper part of South Carolina (Old Berkely county) during the mid to late 1700's..Any information welcome

I AM TRYING TO LOCATE MY RELATIVES BY THE NAME OF KAISER. THEY LIVED IN CLIBURN, TEXAS, LATER MOVING TO OKLAHOMA. THEY HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN, I ONLY KNOW THE NAME OF TWO, NANCY KAISER WALKER AND WESLEY KAISER. THE LAST RESIDENCES I HAD FOR WESLEY WAS OXNARD, CALIFORNIA, HE WAS A MINISTER. IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ME.

I AM TRYING TO FIND MY GRANDFATHERS FAMILY, HIS NAME WAS JAMES MARION WALKER, HE MARRIED NANCY KAISER IN OKLAHOMA, THEY HAD THREE CHILDREN- MY MOTHER WILLIE PAULINE WALKER, OPAL WALKER AND JAMES JR. WALKER. HE ALSO HAD A BROTHER CLEM WALKER, I DON`T KNOW IF THERE WAS MORE SIBLINGS OR NOT. HE WAS BORN APRIL 29,1885,IN TEXAS. MY GRANDMOTHER WAS BORN AUG. 11,1887 IN CLIBURN, TEXAS. IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ME.

I am hoping to find someone with information and even more hopefully, a picture of the plantation house which my Russ ancestors owned in the 1700's. I understand it was still standing and in use up to a short time ago, at least. Maybe it still is, though it perhaps was in danger of being torn down, to make room to build newer developements. It was named Cainhoy. Thank you so much

Hello, does anyone know if the Somerset Plantation house is still standing, and also I have a question about Wampee-- I understand that Wampee is surrounded by Lake Moultrie, well is it possible for the public to see the plantation house from their boat while on the lake? Please write back! Thanks! Brandon

Looking for information on George Disor who married Rebecca McDonald at Berkeley County on Nov. 19,1838 and moved shortly thereafter to first Ohio and finally settled in Keokuk County, Iowa. He died there About 1870.

Will be researching in Somerset - Wincanton soon. Fifth trip.

I am searching for anyone related to the Merk family. I have Joseph Merk born about 1820 married to Nancy A. Merk born about 1836. Their children were---Margaret E.---Mary J.---Lucinda---Elmira---Nancy A. C. Thanks----Regina

I am looking for parents of Morgan Stroman, born about 1816 in South Carolina. Married in Stewart Co Ga in 1836. Was in the 1850 census of Coffee Co. Al. Any information appreciated. Larry Stroman

I don't presently have a George W. or William C. Drury in my data, but this may prove helpful to another Drury researcher. I am posting it to this list because the will references his father as William C. DRURY who held property in that county. My DRURYs, so far, came form England to Anne Arundel and Prince Georges Co., MD and then to D. C. Interestingly, a collateral line does have a BERKELEY (surname, not county) marriage. Here is the will: Cover page: Will of George W. Drury F I L E D May 1, 1918 J. W. Glennan, Counselor At Law, Warden Building Washington, D. C. Will: Last Will and Testament of George W. Drury Be it remembered, that I, George W. Drury, of Washington, District of Columbia, being of lawful age an of sound and disposing mind and memory, but mindful of the uncertainty of life, do make, publish and declare this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me made. After the payment of my just debts, funeral expenses, and expenses of administration of my estate, I dispose of my estate as follows: - I give, devise and bequeath to my wife, Ida B. Drury, all of my personal estate wheresoever situated, including my distributive share of the proceeds of sale of the land in Berkeley County, State of South Carolina, said money being now in the hands of the Trustees. I give and devise to my wife, Ida B. Drury, all of my interest in the land in Lake County, State of Florida, containing twelve (12) acres of land, more or less, absolutely and in fee simple, the title to said land being held by the Trustees for the purpose of selling and making distribution, this piece of land and the aforesaid tract of land in South Carolina being a part of the Estate of my father, William C. Drury, deceased. The rest, residue and remainder of my estate, real and personal, which I have not disposed of in this will, or which I may own or be entitled to at the time of my death, I hereby give, devise and bequeath absolutely and in fee simple, to my wife, Ida B. Drury. Lastly, I hereby constitute and appoint John W. Glennan, executor of this my last will and testament. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this my last Will and Testament, at the City of Washington, District of Columbia, this second day of August 1917. /George W. Drury/ (seal) Signed and sealed by the said George W. Drury in our presence and by him published and declared as and for the last Will and Testament,. and at his request, and in his presence, and in the presence of each other, we hereunto subscribe our name as attending witnesses, at Washington, District of Columbia, this second day of August 1917. Bill Smithson 605 - 6 St. N.W. Washington DC Helen Fonnas? Formas? 605 - 6 St. NW Washington DC Wm. Salton? 1027 - 9 St. N.W. Washington DC ---------------- Kathleen in Ridge Manor, Florida - Genealogy: It's Relative!! katbowen@earthlink.net or kbowen@hotmail.com http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/o/w/Kathleen-E-Bowen http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=katbowen

Looking for information on the family of David R. and Alice CLAYTON who appear on the 1910 Berkeley County census. My main interest is in Ann NOBLES, mother of David CLAYTON. Any information would be appreciated. Barry Fox Greenville, SC

This family of Tindals,Tindall,might be my group I am looking for! Same names,same area! I just started on this,Have a little info. so far. You might have more than I! J.F.Tindal

Ronnie, since you are researching the Wilsons, do you know anything about the Wilson Cemetery on Bull Island, Charleston County? If not, do you have a suggestion as to where I could find the info. Thanks, Linda W. Young

Henry Bradley born Beaufort moved to St. Johns Berkeley 1810. His Son, John C Bradley Sr. married Mary McGregor in 1825. Owner of 4 Mile House. Their son, John C. Bradley Jr. married Mary L. abt 1880 and lived in St. Johns Berkeley, Bonncau. I would like to know if they owned and lived on the same property from 1810 to 1880. Any suggestions as to how I can find this information?

Hi Patricia, There is all kinds of history of Berkeley County and its plantations in the book "Historic Ramblin's Through Berkeley" by J. Russell Cross. If you want I can do limited lookups in my copy. It will have to came as an attachment or by snail mail with a SASE. I am bug free> Norton updated daily. Peggy Price

Hi, I am looking for any information on my ggg aunt, Sarah Eakins, who married Samuel Biggerstaff in 1798 in Rutherford Co., NC. Sally was the d/o Joseph Eakins and Isabella Walcup, Irish immigrants from County Tyrone about 1770 to Charleston, SC. The Eakins family lived in SC until during the Revolution or a little after. They then moved to Rutherford Co. Joseph is on the 1790 NC census list. Samuel was the s/o Benjamin Biggerstaff and Mary Van Zant. Sally was supposedly born in SC. I am trying to find any info on Joseph and Isabella and their years in SC. I have lots on this family back to about 1790-1800, but beyond that--zilcho. Any help-info would be most appreciated. Helen Zuber Keusch in southern Indiana