I have an ancestor Louis Mouzon who came to SC (about 1685) from the Village de Mouzon, Ardennes, France. I am descended from his granddaugher, Ann Mouzon who married Daniel Sinkler in 1764. Perhaps Ann & Eliz are related? Maria > From: [email protected] > Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 02:48:15 EST > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SCCHARLE] DUBOIS, HUTCHINSON, CARNE, MOUZON, JUIN, VIDEAU > > What other information do you have in regards to the MOUZON surname? I am > searching for information on Eliz. Susannah Mouzon , who married William Axson > According to the records I have they were married : Oct 8, 1761. I would like > to know about her ancesters and his.

I have been waiting for Betty Mouzon Dunn, my Mouzon cousin whom I consider the Mouzon expert, to chime in here. Suffice it to say for now that I am also a Louis Mouzon descendant through another Ann Mouzon. We call her affectionately Ann "the problem" Mouzon on the Huguenot list because she has been placed in various family constellations including the one who married Sinkler. I hope that Betty can answer the Axson question. I would encourage all Mouzon descendants to join the Huguenot-L list and also to attend the Huguenot reunion in Charleston 4/21 to 4/23. Let me know if you want more info. Elizabeth DuBois Russo Descended from ANN MOUZON m. PETER DUBOIS in 1752. Maria Munger wrote: > > I have an ancestor Louis Mouzon who came to SC (about 1685) from the Village > de Mouzon, Ardennes, France. I am descended from his granddaugher, Ann > Mouzon who married Daniel Sinkler in 1764. Perhaps Ann & Eliz are related? > > Maria > > > From: [email protected] > > Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 02:48:15 EST > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [SCCHARLE] DUBOIS, HUTCHINSON, CARNE, MOUZON, JUIN, VIDEAU > > > > What other information do you have in regards to the MOUZON surname? I am > > searching for information on Eliz. Susannah Mouzon , who married William Axson > > According to the records I have they were married : Oct 8, 1761. I would like > > to know about her ancesters and his. > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Charleston County SC Genealogy Site > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577

Searching on any information about the family of James D. and Elizabeth Watson Barr. James was born in Glasgow Scotland on November 14, 1811 and died in Fort Motte, SC on March 31, 1870. He was married to Elizabeth Watson December 30, 1811 place unkown and died in Charleston on February 19, 1858. The only child I know of is my great-great grandmother, Frances Agnes "Fannie" Barr Moseley, who was born in Charleston on February 06, 1844. -- Join the most exciting community of women on the web! iVillage.com's FREE membership gets you private email, your own home page, special discounts and sweepstakes, and dozens of problem-solving tools. http://www.ivillage.com/frame/join_email.html

Searching on any information about the family of James D. and Elizabeth Watson Barr. James was born in Glasgow Scotland on November 14, 1811 and died in Fort Motte, SC on March 31, 1870. He was married to Elizabeth Watson December 30, 1811 place unkown and died in Charleston on February 19, 1858. The only child I know of is my great-great grandmother, Frances Agnes "Fannie" Barr Moseley, who was born in Charleston on February 06, 1844. -- Join the most exciting community of women on the web! iVillage.com's FREE membership gets you private email, your own home page, special discounts and sweepstakes, and dozens of problem-solving tools. http://www.ivillage.com/frame/join_email.html

I am looking for any record of the marriage of my great-great grandfather Rudolph Moseley to Frances Agnes "Fannie" Barr on January 22, 1867. -- Join the most exciting community of women on the web! iVillage.com's FREE membership gets you private email, your own home page, special discounts and sweepstakes, and dozens of problem-solving tools. http://www.ivillage.com/frame/join_email.html

Does any know the location of dividing line between the Parish of St. James, Goose Creek and the Parish of St. Philip's/St. Michael/s (City of Charleston). Did the boundary MOVE with growth of City ? Also, did the Parish of St. James, Goose Creek include the area known as "Charleston Neck" or "the Neck". Per a microfilmed copy of early Charleston City Directory, Charleston Neck was on other side of (then) Boundary Street, (now) Calhoun St. I am trying to locate WHERE several family connections lived in "Charleston Neck" - evidently at one time a suburban/rural area. Did "the Neck" include the present day location of Magnolia Cemetery? Also per recent deeds posted on List, I have photo-copy of 1852 Deed of Sale that identified property only as located in the Parish of St. James, Goose Creek - apparently quite a large area. Have no idea HOW to find location of property and thus identify former "home address" of family conections. Thanks for reading my questions ! Hopefully, someone on list will know the answers !! Mary Alice Droze Erwin

Hello Maria....You made my Sunday morning. It is always a pleasure to discover a new cousin!!!!! the Ann and Susannah Elizabeth mentioned in your querry were cousins. Are you descended through Ann's marriage to Daniel Sinkler? or through her marriage to Josias DuPre? I have got quite a bit of info to share with you on this family and the Mouzon side as well. If you have info on the marriages of the children from the Sinkler children....please share. I know of at least 5 or more descendants of these families who would love to hear about them. I will email you privately by email and give you more detailed information on the different branches of the Mouzon family. I have a lot of research materials I will be happy to send to you if you send me a Snail mail address. If you are in a hurry for information check out our cousin George Timothy Mouzon's Web Page on Family Tree maker users home pages or you can find a link to click on on the USGEN Web page for Williamsburg County. He has done a lot of research on the Mouzon family and is a member of the SC Huguenot Soc. Please also subscribe to the Huguenot-L @rootsweb.com there are a number of people there researching the DuPre/Sinkler/Mouzon and other families. Cousin Georges' web page will give you a good overview of the family....including a few tidbits on the DuPre/Sinkler connection....I will be able to fill you in on more info on your line...I have been blessed to have made contacts with other descendants of your family.

My roots (paternal and maternal) are in CHARLESTON - although I have always lived hundreds of miles away !! Have been searching many years for PARENTS of my known Charleston ancestor - Civil War Lieutenant - ISAAC DANIEL DROZE - born about 1830 - died July 1864 in Civil War - leaving young widow who then lost touch with Droze in-laws "in the country". (Possibly Beech Hill/Old Dorchester/modern Summerville?) My ancestor, Isaac Daniel Droze is listed on the 1860 US Census - in City of Charleston, together with wife (Eugenia) and three sons (including my ggrandfather). Isaac Daniel is age 29, occupation painter. I would like to verify that MY Isaac Daniel Droze is the SAME person as the ISAAC DROSE listed on the 1850 US Census - in City of Charleston, living in household (son?) of Catherine Drose (widow?). This Isaac on 1850 Census is listed as age 17, occupation painter. (I have copy of an 1852 Deed signed by Catherine and other Droze family members, but no indication of relationship; also copy of Catherine's death card same year.) * * * Another coincidence of name and street address. The 1856 Charleston City Directory show J. (I.?) Droze, occupation painter, living at 22 Cannon Street. My KNOWN Droze family lived at 22 Cannon Street, per the 1860's City Directory. * * * THANKS for any and all clues HOW I might VERIFY if these listings all refer to the same person - my KNOWN ancestor - Isaac Daniel . Mary Alice Droze Erwin

What other information do you have in regards to the MOUZON surname? I am searching for information on Eliz. Susannah Mouzon , who married William Axson According to the records I have they were married : Oct 8, 1761. I would like to know about her ancesters and his.

Book C-4, pp. 423-427 1&2 Aug. 1771 RAWLINS LOWNDES, ESQ. to MARY LEHRE (LAREY), widow, of Charleston, for L 350 currency, a lot "up the path" in St. Philips Parish, marked #8 on the plat of RAWLINS LOWNDES' land; bounding NE 75 ft. on the Broad Road leading to Charleston; 200 ft. deep; NW on lot marked #7; SE on lot #9. Witnesses: THOMAS HUTCHINSON, EDMUND EGAN. Before WILLIAM MASON, JP, on 19 Mar. 1772. RECORDED 1 May 1773 by HENRY RUGELEY, Register.

Book L-3, p. 232 1&2 July 1768 SAMUEL BRAILSFORD, of Bristol, Great Britain, by his attorney, JOHN CHAPMAN, merchant, of Charleston, SC (appointed 8 June 1767); to WILLIAM WILLIAMS, tailor, of Charleston, for L2000 SC money, a part of a lot bounding W 50 ft. 6 in. on Friend St.; S 60 ft. on part same lot belonging to GEORGE ROUPELL; E 26 ft. on part same lot belonging to THOMAS SMITH; N & NE on the part belonging to NATHANIEL SCOTT (afterwards SAMUEL BRAILSFORD, who sold to THOMAS LAMBOLL). Whereas NTHANIEL SCOTT owned part of lot #198 in Charleston bounding W 140 ft. on Friend St.; S 61 ft. on part belonging to GEORGE ROUPELL; E on another part; N on a part belonging to THOMAS HUTCHINSON; & also owned another part of same lot lying between Tradd & Broad Sts., being part of the back land of said lot, 108 ft. from N to S & 60 ft. from E to W, bounding N on HUTCHINSON; S on the part elonging to THOMAS SMITH; W on first part; E on DANIEL LEGARE, JR.; & whereas RICHARD CLARK & THOMAS SMITH obtained separate judgments against SCOTT & 2 writs of fieri facias were issued to the P.M., ROGER PINCKNEY, commanding him to recover the amounts & costs of suit, whereby PINCKNEY sold said 2 parts of lot #198, with the buildings, etc., at auction, to SAMUEL BRAILSFORD on 11 May 1767; now through his attorney he sells 1 part to WILLIAMS. Witnesses: JOHN EDWARDS, ROBERT WILLIAM POWELL. Before FENWICKE BULL, JP & P. Register. Recorded 22 Aug. 1768. Plat given. BRAILSFORD gave bond of performance.

First, a PINCKNEY question: What relation was CHARLES PINCKNEY to HOPSON PINCKNEY and ROGER PINCKNEY? I believe the latter two to be brothers; is CHARLES a brother, too? Which CHARLES PINCKNEY would this be? Who are their parents? HOPSON PINCKNEY and ROGER PINCKNEY each married QUASH girls, who in turn were daughters of ROBERT QUASH and ELIZABETH DUBOIS. Several of the folks below have both Charleston connections as well as other low-country connections. Was this fairly common in this time period? Or was it only the wealthier planters who could afford both town and country living? - --------------------------------- Book L-3, p. 193 23 Mar. 1768 ROGER PINCKNEY, P.M., TO CHARLES PINCKNEY, ESQ., of Charleston, for L1501 currency, 604 a. in Colleton Co. Whereas SAMUEL LAVINGTON, planter, deceased, formerly of St. Andrews Parish, lately of St. Bartholomews Parish, Ashepoo, for 70 years or more had owned 604 a. facing the w. part of 960 a. in colleton Co. granted BENJAMIN WHITAKER on 7 Aug. 1735, bounding N & E on JOHN SEABROOKS Island; S on CAPT. THOMAS FLEMING (now CHARLES PINCKNEY), JOHN DEARS, & Dears Creek, a branch of Ashepoo River; the remainder of the 960 a. being held by DR. JOHN HUTCHINSON; & whereas LAVINGTON on 2 July 1752 mortgaged the 604 a. to WILLIAM CATTELL, ESQ., of St. Andrews Parish, for L539:18:4 currency; which mortgage was not satisfied & JOHN CATTELL, son of WILLIAM & executor of his will obtained a judgment with costs against JOHN ELIAS HUTCHINSON, executor of will of SMAUEL LAVINGTON; & whereas a writ of fieri facias was issued, commanding the P.M. to obtain the amount from LAVINGTON's estate; now ROGER PINCKNEY sells the 604 a. at auction to CHARLES PINCKNEY. Witnesses: HOPSON PINCKNEY, JOHN MARTIN. Before FENWICKE BULL, J.P. Register. Recorded 6 Aug. 1768. Plat of 960 a. surveyed by WILLIAM McPHERSON on 22 May 1735 at the command of JAMES ST. JOHN. Sur. Gen.; formerly surveyed by ROBERT GODFREY as 950 a.; bounding N on Seabrooks Island; S on FLEMING & DEAR; W on Seabrook; E on Ashepoo River; copied 24 Feb. 1758 under FRANCIS BREMAR, Sur. Gen.

Book G-3, p. 340 11 May 1767 ROGER PINCKNEY, P.M., to SAMUEL BRAILSFORD, EWQ. of Charleston, for L 6975 currency, part of lot #198 in Charleston, bounding W 140 ft. on Friend Street; S 61 ft. on GEORGE ROUPELL; E on another part of said lot; N on THOMAS HUTCHINSON; also part of back land of said lot, between Tradd & Broad Streets, bounding N 60 ft. on THOMAS HUTCHINSON; S on THOMAS SMITH; W 108 ft. on first part; E on DANIEL LEGARE, JR.; subject to claim of dower of ANN SCOTT, now wife of NATHANIEL SCOTT. Whereas NATHANIEL SCOTT, brewer, owned said 2 parts of lot #198 in Charleston, & on 1 June 1763 became indebted to the Rev. MR. RICHARD CLARKE & SUSANNAH his wife, of Charleston, forermly of London, for L1100 currency; & on 11 Dec. 1764 to THOMAS SMITH, merchant of Charleston, for L 864 currency; & whereas CLARKE (who survived SUSANNAH) & SMITH in 1766 recovered judgments, & costs, against SCOTT, & 2 writs of fieri facias were issued commanding the P.M. to obtain the sums from SCOTT'S estate; whereby the P.M. seized the 2 lots; now he sells at auction to BRAILSFORD. Wignesses: ROBERT WILLIAM POWELL, HOBSON PINCKNEY. Before FENWICKE BULL, J.P. & P. Register.

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Hi All! I am researching the WILKINSON, WESCOAT (AND ALL OTHER SPELLINGS OF THE NAME), CORNISH, AND STEVENS families of Charleston and Edisto Island. Specifically: WILKINSON - Desc. of Christopher Wilkinson and Elizabeth Morton and his second wife, Elizabeth Farr. CORNISH - Desc. of Rev. Andrew Ernest Cornish of Aiken and Edisto Island. STEVENS - Looking for Ancestry of Daniel Augustus Stevens. Would like to know where the family came from originally. WESCOAT - DILIGENTLY AND FRUSTRATINGLY searching for any Wescoat info from any part of South Carolina, especially descendants of Jabez J. Randolph Wescoat of St. Paul's Parish and Edisto Island. Also, any descendants of his brother, Joseph Wescoat, father if Capt. Joseph Jenkins Wescoat, C.S.A. I have info on the Alabama family that married into the Free family for anyone interested. If anyone lives in or near to Summerville, and would be willing to look up Wescoat headstones in the Episcopal churchyard there, please contact me. I believe I have found a branch of the family there, but can get no replies to my correspondence. Meanwhile, I am living in Florida, and would be willing to consider doing research here in exchange for research in S.C. TO RANDY: I would be eternally grateful for any info on my families from the 1850 census. Happy Hunting! Deborah Aldridge __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Hi All! I am researching the WILKINSON, WESCOAT (AND ALL OTHER SPELLINGS OF THE NAME), CORNISH, AND STEVENS families of Charleston and Edisto Island. Specifically: WILKINSON - Desc. of Christopher Wilkinson and Elizabeth Morton and his second wife, Elizabeth Farr. CORNISH - Desc. of Rev. Andrew Ernest Cornish of Aiken and Edisto Island. STEVENS - Looking for Ancestry of Daniel Augustus Stevens. Would like to know where the family came from originally. WESCOAT - DILIGENTLY AND FRUSTRATINGLY searching for any Wescoat info from any part of South Carolina, especially descendants of Jabez J. Randolph Wescoat of St. Paul's Parish and Edisto Island. Also, any descendants of his brother, Joseph Wescoat, father if Capt. Joseph Jenkins Wescoat, C.S.A. I have info on the Alabama family that married into the Free family for anyone interested. If anyone lives in or near to Summerville, and would be willing to look up Wescoat headstones in the Episcopal churchyard there, please contact me. I believe I have found a branch of the family there, but can get no replies to my correspondence. Meanwhile, I am living in Florida, and would be willing to consider doing research here in exchange for research in S.C. TO RANDY: I would be eternally grateful for any info on my families from the 1850 census. Happy Hunting! Deborah Aldridge __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Looking for WEBSTER, JACQUES. Caroline -----Original Message----- From: Marsha McWilliams <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, February 11, 2000 6:37 PM Subject: RE: [SCCHARLE] Charleston SC roll call >Hi, > >I was excited to see a George HAIG mentioned in this roll call. Who I >believe is our ancestor, Joseph PAVEY (var. spellings), sold 400 acres of >land to George Haig, Jr., 1736 (it was on the west side of the Congree >River, apparently next to Haigs.) > >From what I have read, George Haig and Thomas Brown were in SC at the same >time as Joseph Pavey and both were big time Indian Traders, Commissioners, >and lived on the Congree. Thomas Brown had a trading post on the old >Cherokee trail on the Congree. George Haig (Sr.) was taken prisoner by >hostile Indians along with the half-Indian son of Thomas Brown. The son was >released but Haig was kept prisoner for a year and then killed. Does this >information agree with what you've found? > >Joseph Pavey/Pevey was also a Ranger and more than likely an Indian Trader >(his wife, we suspecion, may have been at least part Indian?) After he sold >his property to Haig, he went to Savannah, GA. There was a Joseph Pavey who >was granted land in Charleston in 1733, but we've never found where it was >acted upon ... very confusing. > >Have you ever come across any Pavey/Pevey (etc spellings) in your research >... possibly connected to your Haigs? > >Marsha McWilliams > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Friday, February 11, 2000 6:49 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [SCCHARLE] Charleston SC roll call > > >searching for >George Haig born around 1720 >George Haig born around 1745 >Hazekiah Maham Haig born around 1746 >Alexander Richie Haig born around 1812 >Alexander Richie Haig born around 1844 >Anne Marr born around 1812--her background >Agnes Richie born around 1890 >Elizabeth Witsell born around 1855 >Col Hezekiah Maham born around1760 > > > > > > >==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== >Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families >South Carolina Historical Society >http://www.schistory.org >

Looking for any records of John Terrell Fields, born in Charleston about 1824. His parents were James and Julia A. Fields. The family moved to Dyer County, TN, about 1835. Billie Shaw Stovall in Texas

Book A-3, p. 1 HUGH ANDERSON, carpenter, & ANNE his wife, to 23 April 1751 FRANCIS KINLOCH, ESQ., both of Charleston, for L1050 currency, the E part of a part of lot #66 in Charleston, bounding S 32 ft. 6 3/4 in. on Queen Street; E on the part belonging to FRANCIS KINLOCH; N 31 FT. 9 3/4 in. on St. Philips churchyard & FRANCIS KINLOCH; W 110 ft. on HUGH ANDERSON. Whereas MARY MULLINS owned part of lot #66, & by will dated 21 Nov. 1730 bequeathed to her niece, SARAH HEXT, wife of HUGH HEXT, the other half; & after MARY'S death, SUSANNAH & SARAH owned the part of said lot in joint tenancy; & whereas HUGH HEXT died & SARAH married ANDREW RUTLEDGE & the lot was divided between GEORGE HADDRELL & SUSANNAH his wife & ANDREW RUTLEDGE & SARAH his wife, the E part being allotted to RUTLEDGE, the W to HADDRELL; & whereas ANDREW & SARAH RUTLEDGE by L & R dated 12 & 13 Nov. 1733 sold their share to RIBTON HUTCHINSON , merchant, of Charleston, in trust for said ANDREW RUTLEDGE; & whereas by L & R dated 29 & 30 May 1750 ANDREW RUtLEDGE sold the E part to HUGH ANDERSON; now ANDERSON sells to KINLOCH. Witnesses: JAMES MOULTRIE, EDWARD SWAN. Proved by MOULTRIE 3 May 1763 before ROBERT WILLIAMS, J.P. Recorded 6 May 1763 by WILLIAM HOPTON, Register.

My husband's family is connected to Mary Key, daug of Richard KEY, she was born in VA in late 1600's - married Matthias Chitwood. Julie P.S. My Charleston line comes from DORRE/DORE and BURKHART Bruce Matthews wrote: > Randy.... > > My family has been in St George and Charles Co since 1636. My father and > his mother used to say we were relatives of the Keys. We do have a lot of > flat silverware from the Key family. I would very much appreciate seeing > any data you have on that family; I have practically nothing and I see no > genealogy connection to the Matthews in what I have.... > > Thanks if you can help.... > Bruce Matthews > [email protected] > Monterey, Ca > formerly of LaPlata, Md > > -----Original Message----- > From: raf <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Friday, February 11, 2000 10:28 AM > Subject: [SCCHARLE] Roll Call > > >I am researching all 19th, 18th, and 17th century St. George > >Parish/Dorchester District families. > > > >My direct ancestors from this and the surrounding area are: > >Baltzegar > >Barton > >Baxter > >Bruner > >Bullock > >Carn > >Cooner > >Dewitt > >Giessendanner > >Goring > >Hasfort > >Jennings > >Keys > >McMichael > >Pendarvis > >Pooser > >Rumph > >Schaumloffel > >Singletary > >Strobel > >Stroman > >Tyler > >Way > >West > > > >My research includes ALL pre-20th century residents of what is now > >Dorchester County. If your family was living in this area during the 1850 > >census, I likely have something on them. I am less likely to have much > >information for a family who moved to the Dorchester area after the Civil > >War. > > > >Thank you, > > > >Randy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > >Be sure to visit the Charleston County SC Genealogy Site > >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577 > > > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families > South Carolina Historical Society > http://www.schistory.org