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    1. [SCCHARLE-L] Re: SCCHARLE-D Digest V99 #23
    2. The Kelly Family

    3. Add me to the list with BENTHEM, HARDY, MORECOCK and LEEFE. All late 1700's into early 1800's. Linda Kelly

    08/12/1999 06:59:53
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL
    2. Isabelle Felder Gillis

    3. Hello Fellow "Genealogists", Family names that I'm looking for are: Felder, Forrest, Gibbs, McCray Thanks, Isabelle Felder Gillis > ==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== > Visit the Charleston County SC Genealogy Site > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577

    08/12/1999 06:54:22
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] Roll Call
    2. Gail Hare

    3. Am researching YOUNGBOLOOD surname. No proof of them being in Charlesto area, but am throwing out feelers everywhere in SC. TIA, Gail

    08/12/1999 06:25:04
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] LANNEAU, SMYTH, WHILDEN

    3. Surname search in Charleston area: LANNEAU> from1600s >Can>Charleston SC SMYTH> late 1800s >Charleston SC (J. Adger, served as Mayor of Charleston) WHILDEN> 1800s>SC> Recently visited Charleston to photograph family graves at Second Presbyterian, Circular Congregational and beautiful Magnolia Cemetery. Best regards, Ann Whilden Lanneau

    08/12/1999 06:08:02
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] Roll Call.......YOUNGBLOOD

    3. anytime...as I have time will look for more for you... Rosalieanne

    08/12/1999 05:51:03
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] Help! - Charleston Will
    2. D. Scott Dingler

    3. Could someone with access to the "Index to Wills of Charleston County" look to see if William Wray who died in July 1817 had a Will or the Will of any other Wray from around that period. I found in the 1942 SC Historical Magazine The Marriage and Death Notices from The City Gazette of Charleston SC. September 4, 1823 my GGG grandfather Henry Wray was admitted to the Charleston Orphan House by his mother Sara D. Wray. The entry does not mention his father. I am trying to find out who Henry Wray's father was. Any help will be deeply appreciated. Sincerely, D. Scott Dingler D. Scott Dingler 711 Robin Court Woodstock, GA 30188-2609 Food For Thought: If the one that holds our future is the one that holds our hand, we will always have reason to give thanks for we will surely be blessed. Check out my Gealogy home page at http://www.mindspring.com/~sdingler/ Check out the Mailing Lists at http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/ D. Scott Dingler 711 Robin Court Woodstock, GA 30188 ********************************************************* * * * JESUS OUR SAVIOR WILL CARRY US ALL THE WAY !!!!!!! * * * *********************************************************

    08/12/1999 05:24:15
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] Roll Call
    2. Sonja

    3. I am searching for the follwing surnames: Singleton, Richardson, Jordan, Martin, Gilmore. Most of these are connected to Horry County. Thanks, Sonja Singleton Phipps

    08/12/1999 04:43:21
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL

    3. Surnames in Charleston: FASH.. FAESCH..CEAZAR..TIMROD..PRINCE.. KENIFICK..MULLINS..MARION..PEBARTE..ESNARD..BARBOT..ELLIOT..BOLCHOZ, CASSIDY..BENNETT..HOLST..SEYLE..JOHNSON..YATES, WOOD..MEYER, SHALMANN, CONOLLY, RICHARDSON..SIMPKINS..to name a few....any many more...............Rosalieanne [email protected]

    08/12/1999 04:16:27
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] Roll Call.......YOUNGBLOOD

    3. I am NOT researching YOUNGBLOOD, but I looked thru my materials and found: William and Elizabeth Singleton, 16 Nov 1800 married in Charleston, SC...........In Edgefield Dist, on the 22 July 1827 Miss Emeline Youngblood ( died).....Died on Wadmalaw Island on the evening of 4 Oct 1836 Mrs Rebecca G. Youngblood , dau of Col Wm. Cotesworth Pickney, and consort of Richard S. Youngblood.........Died at Walterborough, on Fri. 29th Nov, 1841 Mrs Youngblood wife of Dr IssacYoungblood, leaving 7 little children....a member of thr Presbyterian Church..........James Fabian of the parish od St. Bartholomew, Colleton District, and Margaret Youngblood, widow of Peter Youngblood, grandaughter of Catherine Leitch ( deceased ) 30 June 1815........May 10, 1787 Peter Youngblood was one of the trustees for the marriage of Field Farrar a planter, & Eliz. Hext, a widow......James Booth Thompson , of Round O and Elizabeth Youngblood dau of Col Peter Youngblood were married 29 Jan 1799......so far this is the info I found, if I find more will post under Youngblood.......Rosalieanne [email protected]

    08/12/1999 03:51:06
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] Charleston Roll Call = MOTT(E)
    2. Carson Ray

    3. I'm trying to fill in missing links re. the MOTTE family of Charleston, SC. A son of the Marquis de la Motte -- John Abraham -- supposedly came from Antiqua in 1704. I am told that others arrived there from Jamaica. The Marquis de la Motte was b. abt 1650 on the Island of RE off Normandy, France. In addition to John Abraham, he had a second son... I'm not sure if his name was Isaac, or not. John Abraham was born abt 1675 in Danzig & died 1717 St Michaels, Charleston, SC. He married Sarah Mary Hill. He and Sarah had a son Jacob Motte b. 2 Nov 1700 in Dublin, Ireland d. 17 Jun 1770 Charleston, S.C. I am especially interested in learning more about this second son Isaac. I'm related to a Joseph Mott(e) b. ca. 1775 in GA, whom I believe is related to an Abraham Motte b. ca. 1750. Abraham married Sarah Scrugg in 1769 in Effingham Co., Ga, & named a son Isaac.

    08/12/1999 01:24:14
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL

    3. HI "You All" Here are some of my CHARLESTON SURNAMES (together with brief bio info and approximate dates of interest) DROZE Parents of Isaac Daniel Droze, LT CSA, died 1864 in Civil War. SIGWALD Maiden Name of Mary who married Thomas Sigwald ab 1803. (Mrs. Mary Sigwald died at age 87 in 1865.) (One guess - could it be SASS? family of St. Johns Lutheran Church) KIRCHNER/BAKER/CHRISTIAN Married into Sigwald line-late 1700's-early 1800's. ROBERTS Parents of Samuel Roberts born 1823 - married Eugenia Hilson - listed on 1870 Census with family. BERNARD Stephen - Naval Officer, War 1812 - at Charleston. (M. Hepzibah Davis) STOLZE Christian Frederick Stolze of Hamburg Germany (per census )( Dates-1830-1864. Buried Odd Fellows Lot, Magnolia Cemetery. (Married Amelia C.Wille.) STOLZE Georg Stolze Listed as one of the founders of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in 1840. D Died in 1845. Was he relation/father/brother of Christian Stolze above. WILLE Amelia C. Wille of Hannover, Germany (per census) (Married first to Kriete - then to Christian Frederick Stolze- see above) She died in 1891 and buried Bethany Cemetery, Charleston WILLE Louise M. Wille (1852-1935) buried in same Bethany Cemetery Lot. Was she a niece of Amelia Wille Stolze. Thanks for reading my surnames list and hope to make a family connection. MARY

    08/12/1999 10:20:27
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL
    2. White

    3. Searching for: MORRISON, BARKLEY/BARCLAY, BRADLEY, HARWOOD/HORWOOD Anne White

    08/12/1999 09:03:15
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] Re: SCCHARLE-D ROLL CALL
    2. Hampton Waring

    3. What are your Wigfall, Farr, and Mitchell brickwalls? Liz Noble -----Original Message----- From: Jackie & Walter Brooks <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 12, 1999 9:03 AM Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE-L] Re: SCCHARLE-D ROLL CALL >Seeking VENNING, BARNES, MURRELL, POPE, MCKEE,colaterally in hopes of clues >to brickwalls,WIGFALL, FARR, MITCHELL > >These in Charleston/Beaufort area 1760-1870 > >Jackie > > >==== SCCHARLE Mailing List ==== >Visit the Charleston County SC Genealogy Site >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577 > >

    08/12/1999 08:03:03
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] Re: SCCHARLE-D ROLL CALL
    2. Jackie & Walter Brooks

    3. Seeking VENNING, BARNES, MURRELL, POPE, MCKEE,colaterally in hopes of clues to brickwalls,WIGFALL, FARR, MITCHELL These in Charleston/Beaufort area 1760-1870 Jackie

    08/12/1999 08:00:06
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] HEFFRON
    2. jroyal

    3. I am looking for relatives with the last name of Heffron. They were located in Charleston SC from 1852 until now. I would appreciate any help. Sincerely, Jean

    08/12/1999 06:40:44
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] Re: SCCHARLE-D ROLL CALL
    2. Cecil A. Oliver, Jr.

    3. KNICKMEYER, OLIVER, REILLY - all of Charleston

    08/12/1999 06:35:57
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] SITE UPDATE
    2. Smiths

    3. Hi... New addition... http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577/charlestonsiteupdates.htm Catagory: Parish & Church Records_St. Philip's Church Date: Thursday, August 12, 1999 Document: many additions_CHRISTENINGS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES - ------------------------------------------- Good Luck in your research....Jerri Lynne

    08/12/1999 04:42:34
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL
    2. Alonzo LaRoche

    3. I'm primarily interested in LaRoche, Seabrook, Grimball and Bailey, but there are more than a few Jenkins, Legares, Sams and Mikells intertwined. Alonzo LaRoche ----- Original Message ----- From: Smiths <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 1999 10:29 PM Subject: [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL

    08/12/1999 04:22:31
    1. Re: [SCCHARLE-L] ROLL CALL

    3. I am researching Kicklighter - originally spelled Kichelayter - Thomas came from Germany in 1753 with his wife - name unknown; daughters - Catherine and Elizabeth, and son, John Frederick. I am trying to find records that will tell me where in Europe they came from. They came on the ship Elizabeth, which they boarded in Rotterdam. From what I know now, they either came from Germany or Austria.

    08/12/1999 03:09:18
    1. [SCCHARLE-L] Re: SCCHARLE-D Digest V99 #23

    3. Possibly in the Charleston area:1700'S, early 1800's NORTON, ALSTON, GREENWOOD, ROGERS, RUDULPH Carole Caroline Burnett Cook In a message dated 8/12/99 6:16:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << a first, middle or last name) with an SC connection, MITCHELL, PERRY, >>

    08/12/1999 02:37:13