Will someone send me the valid mailing address for the South Carolina Archives? I was given the following address: 1430 Senate St., Columbia, SC, 29211. That was returned. Then, I found a P.O. Box 11669 in Columbia, SC 29211 and that was returned also. Please post to me personally. Caroline Byng

<< Please post to the list the correct address of the South Carolina Archives. >> Greetings from SC. The new address is: 8301 Parklane Rd. Columbia, SC 29223 Telephone: 803- 896- 6100 The following link will take you to the SC Archives site & provide you with all kinds of information such as hours of operation, e-mail addresses, etc. <A HREF="http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/">Archives</A> Hope this helps. URQ

Pamela, I have a huge document that was mailed to me by a cousin. It is composed from many sources and all of them are listed in the back of the document. There is not much information about Joseph except his birth and death dates and that he married Ann Hodges, and their child, Anne Moore. Now for the other children for James and Margaret listed in this document: Jehu b. 1682 and died young, it is speculated that maybe Jehu was taken by the Spaniards. James b. 1682, Roger b. 1694, Joseph, John b. abt 1698, Nathani el b. abt 1699, Ann b. 1687, Mary b.?, Rebecca, Maurice b. 1683, Margaret b. 1682. This document is 140 pages long. I could have it copied and mail it to you. I know it is not the bible, and there are mistakes in it. But, the list of sources is valuable in itself. Let me know what you think? Cousin Sally By the way, my line goes: James Moore Roger Moore George Moore George Moore JR (who I can find almost nothing on, he was in NC) Sarah Moore who married Samuel McCulloch, then James Jackson George Moore Jackson Jane Jackson who married George Washington Polk Harry Jackson Polk Mimi Polk m. George Benson Sally Moore Benson m. Tom Brace That is me.

Please post to the list the correct address of the South Carolina Archives. Sally

Hi Sally, I just saw your second e-mail to Wendy - about Gov. James Moore having had a son named Joseph. I am curious about your source. I have not found a son named Joseph listed anywhere in my research. By now, you may have already read the e-mail I sent through the list to both you and Wendy in which I named Gov. Moore's children as listed in his will. I rechecked my sources and still can find nothing about a Joseph! I am puzzled! Perhaps your sources will steer me in the right direction. I wonder - could the name "Jehu" mentioned in Gov. Moore's will, be a form of "Joseph?" If, so, that could explain my confusion! Another thought - perhaps there was a son Joseph who died before his father made out his will, thus he (Joseph) wasn't included in the will! I know, I am grasping at straws here, but I can't think of any other reason a son named Joseph would have been entirely omitted from the SCH&G Magazine article. Any ideas? Regards, Pamela Rhett Molzan Charleston, SC

Hi Sally & Wendy, I, too, am a descendant of Gov. James MOORE and Margaret BERRINGER. Sally, I have also done considerable research on the family - especially my line through "King" Roger MOORE and wife Catherine RHETT. I descend through their daughter Sarah MOORE and husband Thomas SMITH. We are definitely cousins! I would love to hear from you about your descent. Sounds like we have a lot of info to share! Wendy, I have 10 children listed for Gov. James and Margaret (Berringer) MOORE - none of them was named Joseph. The order of birth is unknown, however, the children are listed in Gov. James MOORE's will in the following order: James, Jehu, Roger, Maurice, John, Nathaniel, Anne, Mary, Rebecca and Margaret. I copied "The First Governor Moore and His Children" by Mabel L. Webber (South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine) and just checked it for a Joseph. I thought perhaps your Joseph might possibly be a grandson of Gov. James Moore and Margaret Berringer - but had no luck finding the name Joseph Moore as a direct descendant of this Moore family. I'm sorry I wasn't able to be of more help to you. Sally, you can reach me at: [email protected] I look forward to hearing from you. Regards, Pamela Rhett Molzan Charleston, SC

Wendy, My ancestor is Gov. James Moore who married Margaret Berringer. They indeed did have a son named Joseph Moore (1699-1753) who married Ann Hodges. They had a daughter that I know of named Anne Moore (1724-1785). I am afraid that is all I know. I am related to Joseph's brother Roger Moore, so we are distant cousins. Let me know is I can help. Sally Brace [email protected]

> From: [email protected] > Date: Fri, 29 Oct 1999 20:30:59 EDT > Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE] Gov. James Moore > To: [email protected] > Reply-to: [email protected] Thank you Pamela {Wendy > Hi Sally & Wendy, > > I, too, am a descendant of Gov. James MOORE and Margaret BERRINGER. > Sally, I have also done considerable research on the family - especially > my line through "King" Roger MOORE and wife Catherine RHETT. I descend > through their daughter Sarah MOORE and husband Thomas SMITH. We are > definitely cousins! I would love to hear from you about your descent. > Sounds like we have a lot of info to share! > Wendy, I have 10 children listed for Gov. James and Margaret (Berringer) > MOORE - none of them was named Joseph. The order of birth is unknown, > however, the children are listed in Gov. James MOORE's will in the following > order: James, Jehu, Roger, Maurice, John, Nathaniel, Anne, Mary, Rebecca and > Margaret. I copied "The First Governor Moore and His Children" by Mabel L. > Webber (South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine) and just checked > it for a Joseph. I thought perhaps your Joseph might possibly be a grandson > of Gov. James Moore and Margaret Berringer - but had no luck finding the name > Joseph Moore as a direct descendant of this Moore family. I'm sorry I wasn't > able to be of more help to you. > Sally, you can reach me at: [email protected] I look forward to > hearing from you. > > Regards, > Pamela Rhett Molzan > Charleston, SC > > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Charleston County SC Genealogy Site > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577 > >

Governor James Moore and Margaret Berringer are my ancestors and I have been doing quite a bit of research on them. My ancestor is there son "King" Roger Moore. I am interested in any cousins I may have out there. Please lets talk some Moore. Sally Moore Brace

Hi All! Does anyone have any information on the Skrine family of Charleston? The earliest I can find is Jonothan Skrine who married Elizabeth Gaillard in 1718. They had a child named Mary. In particular, I am looking for Mary Susan Skrine born 1813 and died 1877, married Jabez J. R. Wescoat. Deborah

Hello list I am new and hopping someone can help me out with this family. I am told that Gov James and Margaret Berringer Moore had a son Joseph Moore Does anyone know anything about him My early Moore ancestor was Joseph Moore of Edgecombe Co. NC he married Ann Hodges I am told that he is the son of James I would like to make sure of this Can anyone help? Thanks {Wendy

Edward, Yes, Elizabeth Beadon/Bedon (1698-1757) did marry three times: 1st John Raven, Jr. 2nd Paul Jenys (Speaker) 3rd Col. John Gibbes. One early researcher had their marriage date as 23 Aug. 1743, but no primary source was cited so it should be verified. Elizabeth actually drew up remarkably detailed pre-nuptial agreements for her second and third marriages specifying her property going into the marriage. Seems she was about two and a half centuries ahead of her time. To further complicate the marriage records, Elizabeth's widowed mother (also named Elizabeth Beadon) was the second wife of John Raven, Sr., widower and father of John Raven, Jr. Given the name duplications it's not surprising that there were errors about these marriages in an early issue of the South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine. It may also of interest that several members of this family are mentioned along with Draytons, Middletons, and Manigaults in "The Letterbook of Eliza Lucas Pinckney." Elizabeth (1698-1757) is mentioned as "Mrs. Gibbs." "Mr. Raven" is one of her sons. "Mrs. Danniel", "Mrs. Cooper", and "Mrs. Evance" are her daughters, Sarah, Mary, and Rebecca, the latter overseeing Charles Cotesworth Pinckney and Thomas Pinckney while they attended schools in England. Your question about the marriage dates is well taken. I have also seen a 25 Aug 1748 date for John Gibbes marrying. Elizabeth Bedon in St. Andrew's Parish. Elizabeth (1698-1757) married Col. John Gibbes as Mrs. Elizabeth Jenys (widow), not Bedon. It is possible these could be two separate couples and marriages. Elizabeth Beadon (1698-1757) was strongly associated with the First Baptist Church, not St. Andrew's. She also had 5 brothers. Only one brother, Richard, has been shown with a daughter named Elizabeth and she is shown marrying John Norman, not Gibbes, but, more research may be necessary to finally settle this issue. Thanks for bringing it up. Any info from Gibbes on the list? Ken Daniell Edward L. Manigault wrote: > Question: Is John Gibbes (1696-1764) m. (Aug. 25,1748) to Elizabeth Bedon > the same as Col. John Gibbes m. (Aug. 23,1743) to Elizabeth Bedon Raven > (Mrs.) Jenys, one date being incorrect? Did Elizabeth Bedon marry three > times? ELM

Deb - My father was William Alexander Nelson IV ; my brother is the fifth in a row; there was a break in the name, and then there were some further back. As far as I know, they came to Tennessee from Virginia. Does that fit your line? Glo Marquis

my line is: Charles>Pleasant>Nelson>William Franklin>William Nelson(my grandfather). have traced them from SC>TN>MO. is anyone researching this line? could this line be related to Jasper Crane of CT/NJ? thanks deb

Ken: It appears I have again confused "one-l" with "two-l" Daniells. I do have a question someone on the list might be able to answer. Edward >Gibbs/Gibbes: No direct Daniell marriage but there is a connection for Robert's >son John. John Daniell's mother-in-law Elizabeth Beadon Raven Jenys m. #3 John >Gibbes. Question: Is John Gibbes (1696-1764) m. (Aug. 25,1748) to Elizabeth Bedon the same as Col. John Gibbes m. (Aug. 23,1743) to Elizabeth Bedon Raven (Mrs.) Jenys, one date being incorrect? Did Elizabeth Bedon marry three times? ELM > >Sorry, I don't know of any Blake or Singletary marriage or John Parker m. Susan >Middleton. > Sorry, Ken, my error. These appear to be "one-l" Daniels and some in the 1600's. ELM >

Hi Everyone! This is just to let you know that the S.C. Magazine of Ancestral Research, Vol. 1-20 is free on Ancestry.com for the next 10 days. Deborah

Edward, As a Deputy Lord Proprietor, Robert Daniell (1645/46-1718, of Daniell's Island) had political connections with Gov. Joseph Blake, Robert Gibbs, and Arthur Middleton, but I only know of one direct Daniell marriage to the families you mentioned. Middleton: Robert's great great great grandson, Stephen Bacon Daniell III (1812-1888), m. 2nd Mary Frances Knabb Middleton, Orangeburg, SC (widow of James Asgial Middleton) Drayton: I don't know of a direct Daniell marriage, but there is one for a descendant of Robert. His great granddaughter Mary Wilson m. Thomas Drayton Gibbs/Gibbes: No direct Daniell marriage but there is a connection for Robert's son John. John Daniell's mother-in-law Elizabeth Beadon Raven Jenys m. #3 John Gibbes. Sorry, I don't know of any Blake or Singletary marriage or John Parker m. Susan Middleton. If you think any of the records you have might connect to Robert Daniell I would be interested. Hope this helps. Ken Daniell Edward L. Manigault wrote: > Ken: > > Thank you for your help. It has straightened out some of the Daniell > spelling variations that confused me for a long time. > > How does John Parker (m. Martha Daniell) relate to John Parker (m. Susan > Middleton) ? > > I still have a lot of "one Ls" married to Blake, Singletary, Gibbes, and > Drayton people. Are they related? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ken Daniell <[email protected]> > Date: Saturday, October 23, 1999 10:02 PM > Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE] Parker Family > > >Some other Parker/Daniell marriages: > >George Parker m. Elizabeth Russ Daniell (b. March 18, 1766) > >Samuel Parker m. Elizabeth Helena Lawrence (a Daniell descendant) b. July > 24, > >1781 > >John Parker m. Martha Daniell (b. 1768); children: 1. Eliza Daniell Parker > bap. > >April 30, 1791; 2. George Daniell Parker bap. May 23, 1792; and 3. Robert > >Daniell Parker bap. Dec. 26, 1797 > >The Daniell brides were descendants of Robert Daniell (b. 1645/45, d. 1718) > of > >Berkeley Co.. > >Ken Daniell > > > > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Lots of holdings on Charleston County Families > South Carolina Historical Society > http://www.schistory.org

Hi Charleston Searchers: My great grandfather Francis Haynes ALLEY was born in Gibraltar south of Spain on January 24, 1812. He landed in Charleston on November 14, 1817. He married an Elizabeth Jane ROBISON born on May 10, 1819. Elizabeth Jane ROBISON was from Charleston, I assume. They were married on September 18, 1836, by a Dr. Capers, denomination unknown. This marriage produced eight children from 1938 to 1954. My great grandfather married twice more in his life. But I am interested in his first wife the above noted Elizabeth Jane ROBISON. There was in Charleston around this same time frame a John B. P. ALLEY who was said to have been born in Spain in 1813 and MAY have been a brother of Francis Haynes ALLEY. John ALLEY applied for citizenship in Charleston in 1836. He was a cabinet maker. My great grandfather Francis Haynes ALLEY was a carpenter. Can any one help with this rather recent family to the USA? Joe P. Alley [email protected]

Ken: Thank you for your help. It has straightened out some of the Daniell spelling variations that confused me for a long time. How does John Parker (m. Martha Daniell) relate to John Parker (m. Susan Middleton) ? I still have a lot of "one Ls" married to Blake, Singletary, Gibbes, and Drayton people. Are they related? -----Original Message----- From: Ken Daniell <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, October 23, 1999 10:02 PM Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE] Parker Family >Some other Parker/Daniell marriages: >George Parker m. Elizabeth Russ Daniell (b. March 18, 1766) >Samuel Parker m. Elizabeth Helena Lawrence (a Daniell descendant) b. July 24, >1781 >John Parker m. Martha Daniell (b. 1768); children: 1. Eliza Daniell Parker bap. >April 30, 1791; 2. George Daniell Parker bap. May 23, 1792; and 3. Robert >Daniell Parker bap. Dec. 26, 1797 >The Daniell brides were descendants of Robert Daniell (b. 1645/45, d. 1718) of >Berkeley Co.. >Ken Daniell >

List: So sorry I did not properly identify the Parker family in the Oct. 22 message below. They were primarily from the Charleston area and vicinity. I have had several queries about Parkers from Virginia down the coast through Georgia. These Parkers married with the Middleton and Drayton and many other Charleston area families. I apologize for misleading anyone. Edward Date: Friday, October 22, 1999 2:59 PM Subject: Parker Family >I am most interested in sharing what data I have on the family of John >Parker (1735-1802) and Mary Daniel (1736-1807), descendants and ancestors. >I am directly descended from them and would like to verify and increase the >data that I already have. > >Edward Manigault >