Raf, I am very interested in your Baxter Line, Do you have Susannah BAxter married to Robert ? Thank you, Frances ----- Original Message ----- From: "raf" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 11, 2000 1:20 PM 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 > >

More Charleston transactions coming. Anyone knowing anything about where these tracts of land now are, please let me know. I hope to take pics of ancestral lands and buildings while visiting Charleston in April. At least here we have a street name... Book F-3, p. 650 9 Feb. 1767 NATHANIEL SCOTT, brewer, to WILLIAM GLEN & ALEXANDER MICHIE, merchants, all of Charleston, 2 Negro slaves; also several lots in Charleston, bounding W 140 ft. on Friend Street; N 120 ft. on MR. HUTCHINSON; S on MR. ROUPELL & THOMAS SMITH; E on DANIEL LEGARE, JR.; in trust, to sell the land & Negroes & pay SCOTTS creditors. Witnesses: WILLIAM MORGAN, JOHN FRASER. Before FENWICKE BULL. JP &P. Register.

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

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 >

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

I am new to several SC lists as of today, so I hope people will forgive me cross-posting my direct line surnames to several lists. JOHN DUBOIS was in Carolina by 1696, and was dead by 1723. His son, GASPARD (JASPER) m. SUSANNAH JUIN (dau. of Eliz. VIDEAU); their son, PETER DUBOIS m. ANNE MOUZON (dau. of ANN VIDEAU); their son, PETER DUBOIS m. ANN CLARKSON CARNE (dau. of MARY HUTCHINSON); their son, JOHN DUBOIS m. LOUISA WILLIAMS in 1825 after he moved to Alabama. Between 1696 and 1820 when my gggrandfather, Rev. JOHN DUBOIS, moved to Alabama, my direct line ancestors lived in Charleston, and owned lands, lived in, worshipped in, and were married and/or buried in several areas of present-day South Carolina. I am much more familiar with the Parish names than present counties, so until I find out exactly where my ancestors lived, I'll be looking many places. Parishes: St. Thomas/St. Denis St. John's Berkeley St. James Goose Creek St. Helena Christ Church St. Phillips St. Michaels Elizabeth DuBois Russo

--part1_4e.199ffee.25d5fd5a_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_4e.199ffee.25d5fd5a_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Maryd0318 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2000 18:47:04 EST Subject: Fwd: The Register of Christ Church Parish--- To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="part2_4e.199ffee.25d5f978_boundary" X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 45 --part2_4e.199ffee.25d5f978_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part2_4e.199ffee.25d5f978_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Maryd0318 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 11:02:01 EST Subject: The Register of Christ Church Parish--- To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 45 SCHGM Vol XX No 1 Jan 1919 compiled by Mabel Webber. excerpts....marriages Sept. 26, 1723. Jn. Clements was married to Katherine Watson Elizabeth Morain was married to james Eaden ye 28 of November 1723 Jonathon Stocks was married to Elianer Page December ye 24th 1723. John Thompson was married to Martha Duprea April ye 28, 1724 Moses Joy was married to Mary Rowser June ye 18th 172James Sutherland was married to Mary Herbert June ye 21 1724. Wm. Jean was married to Elizabeth Bradshear Sept. ye 17th 1724. Hew Hicks was married to Sarah Boone November ye 21 1723. Preserved Ford was maried to Mary his Wife Decembe ye 14 1709 on Thursday James Eden was married to Jane Jolly ye 25th. September 1728, by the Rev. Mr. Winteley. March 22:1729/330 John Baker was married to Sarah Evins. Thomas Barton Jur. was married to Mary Eleanor Cuck (Cook) July ye 9th 1730. Samll.Bullock was married to Eliza Cooke May ye 18th:1730 Samll.Ash was married to Elizabeth Burt July ye 15th 1731 George Oliver was married to Mary Sims. Novr. ye 25th 1731 Charvil Wingood was married to Mary Sasseau daughter of John Sasseau Decd... March 23:1731/2. Joseph Severance was married to Ann Watson Mar: ye 30th 1732. George Thos. Layson was married to Mary Callibuff March 30,th 1730 Edward Scoles was married to Mary Thorp Sept. 13, 1731 John Hartman was married to Sarah Joy April ye 13th 1732. James Duffe was married to Amerilla Macintosh May ye 22 1732 Richard Capers was married to Anne Sincklar May ye 17th :1730/ Stephen Hartley was married to Elizabeth Newton January ye 13th 1731 by the Revd. Mr. Guy Minister of St. Andrews. George Benison was married to Hannah Screven widdow on the 18th of March 1734/5 per the Rev: John Fullerton John Severance was married to Anne Barton the 1th :June 1735 Jacob Watts was married to Widdow Elinor Stocks the 19th : of August 1735/6 (sic) John Nelme was married to Elinor Watts widower on the 27th day of October anno Domini 1736 Per Revd. Mr. Thompson John Gibberns was married to Elizabeth Bennett on the Ninth day of November 17 Richard Wainwright was married to Mary Joy the 22nd day of December being Wednesday 1736 per Mrss. Comssy:Garden. Robert Darrile was married to Elizabeth Cook on the 22nd day of January 1736 James White was married to Sarah Sims January 30th 1736/7 Peter Ryea was married to Rebecca Spencer November 11, 1738 Doctor John Rutledge was married to Sarah Hext December 25th 1738 James McGaw was married to Ann Brown May 15th 1740 John Holmes was married to Katherine Fowler Relict of Richard Fowler July 20th 1720 by the Rev. John Holmes. Rev'd Levi Durand was married to Susannah Boone the daughter of Thomas and Mary Boone May 14th 1745 Richard Capers was married to Elizabeth Bonhost the 8th day of Janry. 1740 by the Revd. Levi Durand. --part2_4e.199ffee.25d5f978_boundary-- --part1_4e.199ffee.25d5fd5a_boundary--

--part1_30.1296ba9.25d5f9bb_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_30.1296ba9.25d5f9bb_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Maryd0318 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 13:32:14 EST Subject: Christ Church marriages cont. To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 45 same source... Richard Duva was married to Mary Joy, widow August the 27th 1741, in church by the Rev. Levi Durand Hugh Hext was married to Susannah Beresford widow , the 29th April, 1742 Thomas Murray was married to Grace Gibens the 4th :April 1741 James Paris was married to Sarah Benison the 29th June 1742 John Stee;l was married to Catherine Roche widow July 17th 1743 Thomas Whitesides was married to Sarah Joy spinsteeer October ye 25th 1753 at ye parsonage William Gibbes was married to Mary Benison March the 8th 1744 John Saunders was married to Mary Oliver the 15th .March 1744 Stephen Miller was married to the Widow Vanderhorst June 14th 1744 Richard Capers to Mary Ann Maybank August 2, 1744 Maurice Fleming to Elizabeth James August 12, 1744 Henry Varnor to Widow Guellard Jany.7:17 Capt. Clement Lemprier to Elizabeth Varnor February 5, 1744/5 Thomas Jennings to Elizabeth Murrill January 23, 1744/5 Henry Gray to Ann Villepontoux spinster April 24th 1`745 Richard I'on to Elizabeth Bond spinster April ye 29th 1745 Alexander Dupont to Ann Guerry Spinster, September 28, 1746. John Steel to Lydia Guerry July 12, 1746 Gabriel Guinard to Fanny Lesesseline November 10, 1746. Capt. Clement Lemprier to Ann Wilks spinster, December 20th 1746. Jacob Burdell to Mary Joy July 30th 1746 Jonah Bonhoste to Jane Benison March 8, 1748/9 William Gibbes to Elizabeth Hasell daughter of the Rev. Thomas Hasell of St. Thomas's Parissssh, by the Rev'd Alexander Garden Junr. February 18th 1747/8 January 13th, 1749 William Duke and widow Halliburton were married , at Hobcaw. January 25, 1750 John Parris was married to Elizabeth Collins in Church August 0th 1750 William Benison and Ann Brown were married at James McGaws Ooct. 28th 1750 James Belin and Mary Jeermain were married at Santee in the House of Capt.Daniel Horry. James Read and Rebecca Bond were married December 16th 1750. Andrew Hasell and Sarah Wigfall married on Thursday the 28th of March 1751 John Randall and Susannah Bond were married Per Licence 25th April 1751 by Rev. Levi Durand John Jelford and Mary Vanderhorst were married Per Liscence 16th July 1751 bu Rev Levi Durand Lewis Caw and Widow Dubois were married by a Licence 3d. December 1751. Doctor Samuel Carn was married to Catherine Bond February 18, 1759 by the Reverend Mr. Sarjeant. (Copy states that she was the daughter of Jacob and Susannah Bond) Mr. JOhn Gibbes was married to Elizabeth White July 6th 1760 by Rev. Mr.rren. Note: a footnote on the widow Vanderhorst "She was Elizabeth Mary Foissin, married John Vanderhorst for his second wife 14th Jan. 1734 (Circular ?Church Register, this magazine vol . Xii, pg. 53) Her third husband was George Pawley, whom she married 22 May, 1755." --part1_30.1296ba9.25d5f9bb_boundary--

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

Source : The South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine Vol xx no, 4 Oct. 1919. Compiled by Mabel Webber. BURIALS George Page departed this Life 7ber 20. 1743 and was interred the 21st of 7ber 1743. Susannah the Daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Gibbs died on Sunday ye 23d of 8ber 1743 and buried on Wednesday following in the Cemetery. Sarah the wife of Andrew Rutledge Esq. ;was buried on tuesday the 22d of 9ber 1743 under her own Pew in the Church. Marthaaa the Daughter of Robert Dorrill and Elizabeth his wife was interr'd the 2d. June 1744. Joannah Clements was buried the 20th .do. 1744. Charlotta the wife of the Reverend Levi Durand was buried in the Parish Church of Christ Church in the Chancel under the altar on wednesday 8ber. 10th. 1744. Hugh Hext was buried 9ber.the 14, 1744. Elizabeth daughter of Wm. and Mary Gibbes Died Octor; 30th ; 3 o'clock in the morning, and buried at ye church the 31st;Day Octr. 1745. Elizabeth daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Gibbes Died....and was buried. The son of Hugh and Susannah Hext. died the 15th, of March 1754/5. Levi son of Revd. Levi Durand died the 16th day of may 1745. Susannah Durand daughter off the Rev. Levi Durand died August 29, 1745. William Howell dyed Jan. 1, 1745/6. Flora Sherrett Dyed Jan. 23, 1745/6 Cornell George Benison Died the 0th of June 1748. James son of Dr. James White buried April 4th 1743. John son of George Page and Catherine his wife buried July 30th 1743. mrs. Steele's child was buried 7 ber 11th 1743. --------Son of Thomas Barton was buried October the 29th 1743. Robert the son of John Wingood and Elizabeth his wife was buried 9ber 16th, 1743. Stephen Metheringham was interred October the 6th , 1744. In the Church Yard. Dr. Rutledge died on Xitmas Day, 1750 and was buried at CharlesTown 27th ensuing. Dennis Obryen was interred the 8th Jany.1750/1. Joseph Severance buried the 22d. Jany.175-/1 William Bennett buried 9 Feby. 1750/1. Mary Cook buried 13 Febry., 1750/1 Alexr.Parris was buried 20th Feby. 1750/1. Elizabeth the widow of John Gibbens buried 24th . Feby. 1750/1. William Benison died the 15th of March and was buried the 20th. 1750/1. Jacob Burdell was buried ye 2d.April 1751. William Hendricks was interred 10 April 1749.

hi everyone, my family received this letter last week, asking for help. i am passing this on to see if we can get the help this woman needs. i am posting on the georgia, scroots, sc-genealogy, sccharles lists because the birth was in georgia, and my line of walling's come from south carolina. anyway here goes. '' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN'' i am writing this letter on behalf of a friend who was given up for adoption in 1947, and who now desperately needs medical information from her biological family in order to get treatment for retinitis pegmentosa. [she is going blind] in my search to help my friend find her biological family, here is what i have found out so far. she was born on may 19, 1947, at st. joseph's hospital in savannah, ga, and was named linda joyce walling by her birth mother. her birth mother was 16 years old and unmarried at the time. this would make her birth mother about 68 years old today. we believe her birth mother's maiden name is probabley walling, since there was no father's name on the birth certificate. according to non-identifying adoption records, the birth mother was a resident of georgia, but the birth father was not. also, the birth mother was not from savannah, but came here to give birth. the record also states that the birth mother had an opportunity to meet the adoptive parents prio to giving up her baby for adoption. the final adoption order was signed by judge d.s. atkinson in superior court, savannah, ga. on april 16, 1948. at that time, my friend's name was changed by her adoptive parents. i am acting as intermediary for my friend because she does not wish to meet her birth family or interfere with their lives, not does she wish to reveal her own identity. she does, however need help from her biological family in order to get information to treat this disease, which has taken nearly all of her eyesight. if you have any information which could help us obtain a family medical record, please let met know [ i deleted her phone number...vew]. any information given to me will be held in the strictest confidence. sincerely s.s. w.'' anyway folks... if anyone can help please e-mail me directly.. [email protected] thanks... valerie walling

Hope this helps. Bill The Archives is located at the SC Archives and History Center 8301 Parklane Road Columbia, SC 29223 Telephone: (803) 896-6100 Fax: (803) 896-6198

What is the address for S.C. Archives in Columbia? Thanks [email protected]

Hi, I tried to go to your web site for the second time and it keep telling me it has performed an illegal some or other, and tells me to close it. I am pretty tenacious, and will probably try again, but in the meantime, I wanted to give you some information, which you may or may not already know. Charleston was the Colonial Capitol of SC and a lot of the early wills from all over have been recorded there. They may all have been removed to the Archives in Columbia by now, but they did have the originals at one time. Joanne H. North Carolina

I and my husband are in the process of building a website on states in the southeast. Im going to have basic information of the Counties and on records and links. If someone familiar with the records available for this county could take a look at it and correct me on information or can add info (especially county history), I would really appreciate it. Also any feedback from anyone is also helpful. The address is http://www.segenealogy.com then go to the state and county page. Thanks in advance. Tracy - ------------------------------------------------------------ come visit SouthEastern Genealogy Online www.segenealogy.com - ------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Sallie, Just click on their names and send them request thru their email....I am the volunteer for the book on the Ball family and for World Family Tree CD's 3-7. I will look thru all my data and see if I can find anything that you have listed. If I can be of future assistance, please feel free to let me know. I will reply w/ my findings in the next couple of days. Sincerely, Jerri Lynne Sallie F Matthews wrote: > How do I contact the volunteer lookups noted in your e-mail to SCCHARLE > SITE UPDATES dated 24Jan2000? > I have hit a brick wall looking for my gggrandparents, parents of: > Robert William Radcliffe b. abt. 1830 > m. Mary Ann Eliz. Floyd b. abt. 1830 (her mother Pasty Rogers b. abt > 1800) > dau.: Katie Ellen Radcliffe Fuller b. 2May1855 Charleston? > I was told they moved to Vance County NC. Katie married Thomas Lewis > Fuller 17Dec1873 in Vance County. Robert gave Katie a farm between > Henderson/Oxford. > Would appreciate any help on the above. [email protected] > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families > South Carolina Historical Society > http://www.schistory.org

found these in the St. Helena Parish Register: Beswicke, Thomas, Bach from England married by Jones April 23, 1734 Deborah Haines Wid. Married by St. John Sept. 12, 1749 Ann Wigg, wid of Richard. Buried 5 June 1751 Dropsy. Beswicke, Sarah, Da.Thomas and Deborah bapt. by Jones June 22, 1735 bur. 11 May, 1749. Beswicke, Charles Sn. Do. Born August 30, 1737 Bap. June 6, 1738 by Jones. Buried 22 Sept. 1738. Beswicke, Anne Da. Do. Born Jane 6, 1739 bapt. April 11, 1740 by Jones, Married by Baron August 5, 1759 William Westcoat, Bachelor. Beswicke, Thomas. Sn. Do. Born Feb. 19, 1741 Bapt. May 9, 1742 by Jones. Beswicke, John Sn. Do. Born April 20, 1744 Bapt. May 14, 1744 by Do. Burial 15 December 1747. Beswicke, Deborah wife of Thomas buried by Do. 19 Feb. 1748

Hi, I don't know if this will help you at all, but know the brick wall feeling! I finally wrote to the SC Archives in Columbia SC and asked them to do a name search in the records they have indexed. That includes land records, marriage contracts (an incredible document) and court judgments .... they have a list they'll look through. I was stunned. I am looking at a pile four inches thick. Have learned so much about my father's family that I don't know when I'll have time to put it all into my Family Tree Maker. Downside: It cost me $100. They bill you after the fact. I figured it was worth it, but that's a personal decision. Good luck, Caroline -----Original Message----- From: Sallie F Matthews <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 10:38 AM Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE] SITE UPDATES >How do I contact the volunteer lookups noted in your e-mail to SCCHARLE >SITE UPDATES dated 24Jan2000? >I have hit a brick wall looking for my gggrandparents, parents of: > Robert William Radcliffe b. abt. 1830 > m. Mary Ann Eliz. Floyd b. abt. 1830 (her mother Pasty Rogers b. abt >1800) > dau.: Katie Ellen Radcliffe Fuller b. 2May1855 Charleston? >I was told they moved to Vance County NC. Katie married Thomas Lewis >Fuller 17Dec1873 in Vance County. Robert gave Katie a farm between >Henderson/Oxford. >Would appreciate any help on the above. [email protected] >________________________________________________________________ >YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! >Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! >Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: >http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > >==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== >Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families >South Carolina Historical Society >http://www.schistory.org >

How do I contact the volunteer lookups noted in your e-mail to SCCHARLE SITE UPDATES dated 24Jan2000? I have hit a brick wall looking for my gggrandparents, parents of: Robert William Radcliffe b. abt. 1830 m. Mary Ann Eliz. Floyd b. abt. 1830 (her mother Pasty Rogers b. abt 1800) dau.: Katie Ellen Radcliffe Fuller b. 2May1855 Charleston? I was told they moved to Vance County NC. Katie married Thomas Lewis Fuller 17Dec1873 in Vance County. Robert gave Katie a farm between Henderson/Oxford. Would appreciate any help on the above. [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi... Sorry so long_Haven't forgotten about all of you!!!! New addition... http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577/charlestonsiteupdates.htm Catagory: United in Marriage Date: Monday, January 24, 2000 Document: 30+ MARRIAGES added - ------------------------------------------- Catagory: Obituaries Date: Monday, January 24, 2000 Document: 10+ OBITS added - ------------------------------------------- Catagory: Charleston Stories Date: Monday, January 24, 2000 Document: 2 GHOST STORIES added - ------------------------------------------- Catagory: Volunteer Look-ups Date: Monday, January 24, 2000 Document: 2 NEW RESOURCES added - ------------------------------------------- Good Luck in your research....Jerri Lynne