Does anyone know if the stones in the Huguenot churchyard in Charleston, South Caroline have been transcribed? 1. URL if online. 2. Cite if published but not online. Any the memorial windows in the church? Charles L. Dibble Post Office Drawer 1240 Columbia, South Carolina 29202-1240 SEARCHING NUMEROUS SURNAMES INCLUDING * VIRGINIA - DEJARNETTE * SOUTH CAROLINA - GABEAU, EVANS * ENGLAND - HENLEY, EVANS * FRANCE - GABEAU, DEJARNETTE -----Original Message----- From: Sonja Phipps <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, July 03, 1999 2:21 PM Subject: Cemeteries online? >I am trying to find if there are any Charleston cemeteries online. I have a >friend trying to find ancestor that was killed in battle in Charleston in >1870 and was buried there. Any information appreciated, Sonja >

I am trying to find if there are any Charleston cemeteries online. I have a friend trying to find ancestor that was killed in battle in Charleston in 1870 and was buried there. Any information appreciated, Sonja

I am searching for information on D. Miles Gilmore. I estimate he was born around 1820. I don't know where he went after he left Horry County, South Carolina, sometime after 1860. Any information appreciated, Sonja

Sorry... Apparently my link did not work...Been having some problems w/ my Internet Servicer. Here it is again...If for some reason it doesn't place a link, the URL is correct so you can use it anyway to access site. Thanks, Jerri Lynne http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577/charlestonsiteupdates.htm

Dear Jerri Lynn, Would you please post the URL for the Charleston County site? I would appreciate it. Jean

Hi Guys.... Just wanted to let you know that some updates and additions have been added to the Charleston County site the last couple of days. 1.Udated New Surnames 2. Added Early SC Newspapers Page 3. Added abstracts from "1760 SC Gazette". 4. Added "Superb Search"_a page full of different search engines from various sites, which enables you to search many locations from one site. Charleston Site Updates P.S. I'm trying to keep the site active w/ information...but...I could really use some donations! PLEASE!! Bye for now... Jerri Lynne

I am a direct descendant of and am searching for Joseph DEREEF, his mother Mary Campbell 1794. They were mulattoes black people who married Native Americans. Mary Campbell was a full blood indian from what tribe? DEREEF means people of the sail in Dutch. Any information on these families would be appreciated. Thanks Dan

Hi Guys... Just added new data to the Charleston County site...take a look. Thanks...Jerri Lynne http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lake/3577/charlestonsiteupdates.htm

Could someone tell me if any of the cemeteries in Monck's Corner or St. Stephens are online. If so, do they list the people in them? Thanks for any help, Sonja nja

I descend from Joseph Mott(e) (1774-1849), who m'ed Zelpha WIGGINS in 1799/1800 in Effingham Co. GA. Among other things, I've been trying to find the expected link between he and Abraham Motte (m. Sarah SCRUGGS 1769 Effingham Co.). There is a theory that "my" Joseph was one of the sons of a Joseph Mott Sr. (ca. 1725 - ca. 1798) of Craven Co. SC, but there's only circumstantial evidence. I'm hoping that someone has some new evidence that brings new light to the questions of whether Joseph Mott, Sr. descended from: 1. Adam Mott via NY/Del > NC > SC > GA, 2 The Motts of VA > NC > SC > GA, or 3. The French/Huguenot MOTTEs/de la MOTTEs of Europe>Antiqua/Jamaica>SC and also, if "my" Joseph was a son of "Joseph, father of Nathan".

---------- From: elizabeth noble[SMTP:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 2:39 PM To: Subject: Re: Waring Family My cousin, John B. Waring, and I have been collecting data on the Waring Family of the upper Ashley River area for many years. We are looking for anyone with "Waring" as a first, middle, or last name, with the object of finding additional lines of descent from Benjamin and Elizabeth Waring who settled in the area in 1683. We would be happy to trade information on the Warings and collateral lines of Joor/Ioor, Farr, Freer, Postell, Brailsford, Wilkinson, Ladson, Stanyarne, Perry, Smith, Legare, and others. Elizabeth Waring Noble [email protected] or [email protected]

----- Original Message ----- From: Elizabeth Russo <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 10:55 PM Subject: Re: [SCCHARLE] City books > Be still my heart... > > Consider those babies mentioned below purchased. > > But, Ken, I really want those map books you spoke of earlier, since I > have dozens of land transactions in Charleston prior to 1800 that I am > trying to follow and figure out their locations now. Luckily, nearly > all are on existing streets, but house numbers then versus now are > perplexing. Do you think I can still get those map books at Gibbes > Museum or the Charleston Museum? > > Then I also want maps of Old Berkeley, St. James Goose Creek, St. > Thomas/St. Denis Parishes, Charles Towne before 1700, etc., hopefully > showing landowners. > Hi: What or who are you looking for??? Iv'e got people in Berkeley, a map of Old St. James, and the book on the parish of St. Thomas/St. Denis!!! Let me hear from you. Best wishes, Tom Jenkins from FL. [email protected]