Charlotte By chance is the Thomas Baker Franklin in Chester Co SC any relations to your COATS. Does anyone on the list have information on the FRANKLINs in SW Chester Co SC. Virginia Turner [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlotte Coats" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 2:09 PM Subject: Re: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 > Oh, thanks so much Peggy....this is why the Coats have to go to the original > records so much...we're just not in anything....:) > > While I'm at it...there is another group of Courts in MD, that name is > Courts in the original records but it has been transcribed as > Coats...another reason for using original records....:) > > The Coats name btw, is spelled Coats, Coates, Coate and Cotes and sometimes > all three versions in the same record.... > > In Robertson County TN, there is a William Couts who has a deed transaction > with a John Baker...now, that same William Couts in the original records has > been transcribed in the court minutes as Coats...but this William Couts dies > in Robertson County TN about 1850 or so, and his wife's name is Nancy!! Now > my Rev William Coats m Nancy Baker...for years this has been thought to be > the connection for them...then in other D.A.R. research and an old family > genealogy has Nancy Baker's father as Sylvester Baker out of NC...well, I > could never put my Coats family anywhere near NC during the time period Rev > William and Nancy were married....but guess what, there is a John Baker in > Wilson County TN who dies in 1844, he was a minuteman in the Revolution, in > Nancy's estate papers in Callaway County MO, she is left the estate of a > John Baker of TN...in John's Revolutionary pension file he says he was born > in VA, where he was in the Revolution, he moves shortly thereafter to SC, > then KY then TN...so that puts him in SC at the time Rev Will and Nancy were > married....bottom line, I believe Nancy Baker's father was John Baker of > Wilson County TN, who died there in 1844 and left his estate to her...the > John Baker in Robert County TN is a different John Baker, he never leaves > Robertson County TN but does have a son I believe and some land transactions > in Wilson County TN....see how this all gets confused!! Nancy's oldest son > in the 1880 census also states she was born in VA! > > So no wonder we can't find any of them....:) > > Char > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: "Peggy Carey" <[email protected]> > To: "Charlotte Coats" <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 > Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 11:26:32 -0500 > > I have both volumes of "Chester County, S.C. Heritage History" and I did not > find the name Coate or Coat in them. Peggy Carey > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Charlotte Coats" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 11:18 AM > Subject: RE: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 > > > > Do you have Coat(e)s in the SC area? Which area or county? > > > > We believe Notley Coats and Charles Coats were from Frederick County MD > and > > the name was spelled Coarts in MD...Notley w Franky lived and he died in > > Chester County SC.... > > > > But we have a lot of loose ends out of South Carolina...just not enough > > documentation to make a lot of solid connections there.... > > > > Char > > http://www.coatsarchive.us > >

Oh, thanks so much Peggy....this is why the Coats have to go to the original records so much...we're just not in anything....:) While I'm at it...there is another group of Courts in MD, that name is Courts in the original records but it has been transcribed as Coats...another reason for using original records....:) The Coats name btw, is spelled Coats, Coates, Coate and Cotes and sometimes all three versions in the same record.... In Robertson County TN, there is a William Couts who has a deed transaction with a John Baker...now, that same William Couts in the original records has been transcribed in the court minutes as Coats...but this William Couts dies in Robertson County TN about 1850 or so, and his wife's name is Nancy!! Now my Rev William Coats m Nancy Baker...for years this has been thought to be the connection for them...then in other D.A.R. research and an old family genealogy has Nancy Baker's father as Sylvester Baker out of NC...well, I could never put my Coats family anywhere near NC during the time period Rev William and Nancy were married....but guess what, there is a John Baker in Wilson County TN who dies in 1844, he was a minuteman in the Revolution, in Nancy's estate papers in Callaway County MO, she is left the estate of a John Baker of TN...in John's Revolutionary pension file he says he was born in VA, where he was in the Revolution, he moves shortly thereafter to SC, then KY then TN...so that puts him in SC at the time Rev Will and Nancy were married....bottom line, I believe Nancy Baker's father was John Baker of Wilson County TN, who died there in 1844 and left his estate to her...the John Baker in Robert County TN is a different John Baker, he never leaves Robertson County TN but does have a son I believe and some land transactions in Wilson County TN....see how this all gets confused!! Nancy's oldest son in the 1880 census also states she was born in VA! So no wonder we can't find any of them....:) Char ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Peggy Carey" <[email protected]> To: "Charlotte Coats" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 11:26:32 -0500 I have both volumes of "Chester County, S.C. Heritage History" and I did not find the name Coate or Coat in them. Peggy Carey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlotte Coats" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 11:18 AM Subject: RE: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 > Do you have Coat(e)s in the SC area? Which area or county? > > We believe Notley Coats and Charles Coats were from Frederick County MD and > the name was spelled Coarts in MD...Notley w Franky lived and he died in > Chester County SC.... > > But we have a lot of loose ends out of South Carolina...just not enough > documentation to make a lot of solid connections there.... > > Char > http://www.coatsarchive.us > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: JRA <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 > Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 09:02:32 -0700 (PDT) > > > Charlotte, > > Thanks for the link! If it does not help with my Boyd's, it should help with > my Coats/es :). > > > > Sincerely, > > Lena > > ______________________________Date: Sun, 09 Oct 2005 10:31:01 -0700 > From: "Charlotte Coats" <> > To: [email protected] > Subject: RE: [SCCHEST2] Boyd > > Might be of help: > > http://www.coatsarchive.us > > Coats Digital Archive > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. > > > ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== > Please support the Chester District Genealogical Society!!! Details are on > the main Chester County Web page - membership info, research help and > publications are available!!! > > > > ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== > Please support the Chester District Genealogical Society!!! Details are on the main Chester County Web page - membership info, research help and publications are available!!! > >

Do you have Coat(e)s in the SC area? Which area or county? We believe Notley Coats and Charles Coats were from Frederick County MD and the name was spelled Coarts in MD...Notley w Franky lived and he died in Chester County SC.... But we have a lot of loose ends out of South Carolina...just not enough documentation to make a lot of solid connections there.... Char http://www.coatsarchive.us ----Original Message Follows---- From: JRA <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: [SCCHEST2] Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V05 #45 Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 09:02:32 -0700 (PDT) Charlotte, Thanks for the link! If it does not help with my Boyd's, it should help with my Coats/es :). Sincerely, Lena ______________________________Date: Sun, 09 Oct 2005 10:31:01 -0700 From: "Charlotte Coats" <> To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [SCCHEST2] Boyd Might be of help: http://www.coatsarchive.us Coats Digital Archive --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== Please support the Chester District Genealogical Society!!! Details are on the main Chester County Web page - membership info, research help and publications are available!!!

Charlotte, Thanks for the link! If it does not help with my Boyd's, it should help with my Coats/es :). Sincerely, Lena ______________________________Date: Sun, 09 Oct 2005 10:31:01 -0700 From: "Charlotte Coats" <> To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [SCCHEST2] Boyd Might be of help: http://www.coatsarchive.us Coats Digital Archive --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free.

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Hello, my name is Lena & though I have several roots that lead back to South Carolina there is one family that has been such a brick-wall that putting a chink in the wall seems impossible. My G4Grandparents are Milton & Jane DOUGLAS Boyd through John Matthew & Mary Elizabeth BOYD McCrary to Dr. William Rufus & Frances Helena 'Lena' PINKSTON McCrary & finally Luther Hill Sr. & Helen MCCRARY Sr. 'Monie' Randall (my great-grandparents). Milton was born 07 April 1804 in Chester District, SC died 30 September 1875 Meriwether County, Georgia married Jane about 1832 (probably in SC), born 20 March 1804 Chester District, South Carolina died 10 March 1878 Meriwether County, Georgia. They are both buried in City Cemetery which is located in Griffin, Spalding County, Georgia. CHILDREN: Margaret Catherine Boyd married William R. Edge Keziah Boyd married William W. Sasser Mary Elizabeth Boyd married Dr. John Matthew McCrary John William Boyd married Eliza B. Williams (Col.) Joseph David Boyd married Emily Alford My problem is carrying the family back from Milton & Jane to their roots in South Carolina. There is a William Boyd who married a Keziah PORTER whom I wonder about since Milton & Jane named a daughter Keziah, but only two children (Nancy & Hugh M.) are mentioned in his then Keziah's Revolutionary Pension Application. As well, Keziah & William Sasser named a son Hugh Boyd Sasser, & uncle John had the middle name of William. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on how to carry Milton & Jane's roots back to South Carolina. Oh, I subscribe to the Digest, so forgive me if I do not respond promptly. Sincerely, Lena --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free.

I am tracing several lines out of Chester District, SC: 1) Catherine DARGAN m. BURR HARRISON, b. Pr. Wlm. County Va. 1738, d. Chester County SC. 1822. Catherine's d. 1825. At one time they lived in Sumter. Catherine is the dau. of Rev. Timothy Dargan (b. ca 1705 Va. - d ca 1762) came to SC in the 1750's. Rev. Dargan's wives were Catherine Appleby (Lord?) and Katherine Lee. Burr is the son of Timothy Harrison. 2) Guy McFADDEN (son of Condour), b. ca. 1764 in Chester Distr., d. ca 1835 Tennessee. M. Jane McCuller. Is anyone else puzzling over these folks? Glenna ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Researching: (1) Cobb, Murphy, Gill, Harrison, Higgins, Fetner, Scott, Martin, McCants, Porter, Rawlinson; (2) Baxter, Bryant, Dillard, Eaves, Hampton, Lee, McDade, Tolleson, Wells (3) Dismukes, Hubbard, Latta (Branch 28), Jenkins, Kinard, Long/Lang, Mauldin, Patton, Thaxton, Vickers, Wilkins, Wise ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Hi Bill, I don't know if this is your family but thought I would pass it along just incase there are two James Martin wills in the Kershaw Early Wills they are dated 1786 and 1798. Sincerely, Bushy Hartman http://deadseriousgenealogy.com/ surnames given for each will book for numerous counties. Unrecorded wills Kershaw Co., SC Martin, Andrew.63 Martin, Charlotte.62 Martin, Elizabeth.62 Martin, Frances.62 Martin, James.62, 63, 64 Martin, Jane.63 Martin, John.63 Martin, Molsey.62 Martin, Sarah.62 Martin, Wm.63 -----Original Message----- From: Bill Derrow [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 5:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SCCHEST2] Re: Researching Martins in Chester County, SC Hi, No, sorry I don't know the names. I'm looking for the parents of my gggg grandfather, James L. Martin, born ca. 1790 in South Carolina, who is found in Georgia by the 1820s. I've been looking into Chester County based solely on a couple of "clues." Was there a typo in your email? It would be virtually impossible for Lewis Martin to be the father of Anna Viola Martin. If he was born in 1823, he would have been 94 years old when she was born in 1917. Good luck; sorry I couldn't be of help. Bill Derrow Mesa Winter wrote: >Hello, > I am researching for a friend's genealogy who has a Lewis Martin >born August 10, 1823 in Chester County, SC. He married Mary Warren (no >further information as yet) and they had had at least one child, a >Anna Viola Martin born Jul 13, 1917 (place unknown). I found your >message regarding Martins in Chester County, SC, at Rootsweb and >wondered if you happen to know of this family. I have descendent >information if you would like to add it to your data base. > Thanks! > Mesa > Tacoma, WA > > > > ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== The Chester County Website (USGenWeb Project) is up for adoption. If you are interested, please contact the State Coordinator, Victoria Proctor, at [email protected]

Hi, No, sorry I don't know the names. I'm looking for the parents of my gggg grandfather, James L. Martin, born ca. 1790 in South Carolina, who is found in Georgia by the 1820s. I've been looking into Chester County based solely on a couple of "clues." Was there a typo in your email? It would be virtually impossible for Lewis Martin to be the father of Anna Viola Martin. If he was born in 1823, he would have been 94 years old when she was born in 1917. Good luck; sorry I couldn't be of help. Bill Derrow Mesa Winter wrote: >Hello, > I am researching for a friend's genealogy who has a Lewis Martin >born August 10, 1823 in Chester County, SC. He married Mary Warren (no >further information as yet) and they had had at least one child, a >Anna Viola Martin born Jul 13, 1917 (place unknown). I found your >message regarding Martins in Chester County, SC, at Rootsweb and >wondered if you happen to know of this family. I have descendent >information if you would like to add it to your data base. > Thanks! > Mesa > Tacoma, WA > > > >

Family Migrations from SC and VA, to TN, AL, and MS WHO ARE WE? WHERE DID WE COME FROM? Descendants of George EMERSONand Esther ROBINSON invite families with connections in North Alabama, North Mississippi, and Southern Tennessee, to attend a meeting to learn more about our ancestors. Saturday, October 8, 2005 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET Sims Jr. Neighborhood Facilities Building (inside) 371 Seventh Avenue SW Hamilton, Alabama 35570 205-921-4371 If you wish, bring a dish or a non-alcoholic drink to add to the event potluck. Bring your Gedcom files, handwritten notes, and verbal stories to share! We will try to have a small flatbed scanner available to scan photographs, so be sure to bring those, too. We believe that our ancestors, George EMERSON/EMBERSON and Esther ROB*SON (variations include Robinson, Roberson, Robertson, etc.), came from Virginia/South Carolina through Tennessee and into Alabama. Various branches or connections of this family also migrated to counties in Mississippi, including Itawamba and Tishomingo counties. This movement is consistent with migration patterns of the time. For more information, visit our Yahoo group devoted to this search for difficult-to-find ancestors at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emerson_robinson/. More About George and Esther Emerson: - George Emerson/Emberson was born in Virginia, and there are contemporary Embersons listed in various genealogies for Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and other states, but no definite connections have been made. - Esther Rob*son was born in SC, and several possibilities for origins of Emberson and Robinson families in South Carolina exist (that is, with an 1800 census listing both Emberson and Rob*son families), most notably in Kershaw, Chester, Spartanburg, Lancaster, and Pendleton Districts/Counties. - We have some evidence that Esther's father was John Rob*son, of which there are several throughout the census records. George and Esther's second son was named John Robinson Emerson, and the first son was named William Emerson, leading us to believe that they might have used Scots/Irish naming patterns in the family. If that is the case, then the William Emberson and John Robinson families listed in the 1800 Kershaw County, SC, census may be our best clue. - We have some word-of-mouth evidence that George and Esther lived in Franklin County, Tennessee, before coming to Alabama. The name "Emerson" appears rarely in early Franklin County, Tennessee, records, but there are two Embersons (John and James) and one Emburson (George) listed in the 1812 Tax List. A William Emberson is listed in "Franklin County Men in the Indian Wars." - In the 1830 and 1850 censuses, George and Esther are in Lawrence County, Alabama. - Sometime before 1860, George and Esther moved from Lawrence County to Marion County, Alabama, in the Shottsville area. - Several members of both the Emerson and Robinson families migrated to Mississippi the 1800s, along with other families connected to them. There are several as of yet unconnected Rob*son families in Mississippi that would seem to tie into the same family as Esther's. --- Jessie Emerson

42nd annual Curry Reunion SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2005 The descendants of Samuel Joseph Curry (May 13, 1849 - May 9, 1931) and those who shared their lives with him: Melinda Carrie Boyd 17 Apr 1849 - 15 Aug 1890 Mary Agnes Wallace 05 Nov 1842 - 08 Dec 1893 Hannah Tennant 17 Feb 1868 - 01 May 1954 will be held at the Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church, 1660 Pleasant Grove Road, Chester South Carolina beginning with the 11:00AM church service followed at 1:00PM with a picnic lunch and family business meeting. Please plan to attend! Information : [email protected] or [email protected]

Here are the only Porter's in Chester Co., SC Will Book A, sorry no Gordon's. Porter, Ann.108 Porter, David.108 Porter, Hezish.107 Porter, James.108 Porter, Jane.107,108 Porter, John.107,108 Porter, Josiah.56 Porter, Rachel.56 Porter, Sarah.56 Porter, Susanah.108 Porter, Thomas.108 I am doing the Charleston Will Books and did find an ALEXANDER GORDON in Craven County who died in 1732 that mentions two brothers but names only one WILLIAM GORDON. I don't know if this is a generation further back but thought I would include it. Sincerely, Bushy Hartman http://deadseriousgenealogy.com/ web page link -----Original Message----- From: Ray Porter [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2005 2:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [SCCHEST2] gordon There was a James Gordon who apparently married Margaret Porter about 1793. She was the widow of Samuel Porter who died in 1791. James Gordon apparently died about 1796. Does anyone have any info on this James or Margaret? _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/ ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== Descendants of Chester County Confederate Soldiers... looking for pictures, letters, and any other information for a new web project under discussion. Co. H 24th SCV Infantry especially. [email protected]

There was a James Gordon who apparently married Margaret Porter about 1793. She was the widow of Samuel Porter who died in 1791. James Gordon apparently died about 1796. Does anyone have any info on this James or Margaret? _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/

Hello all, I am wrapping up transcribing Chester Co., SC Will Book A and came across an item maybe someone might be able to help me with. In JAMES McCLURKEN's will dated 1795 he mentions: "thirdly I give and bequeath unto my two well beloved Grand Sons to my Son JNO. [interlined: DON] ANDREW JAMES McCLURKEN all my Lands to be Equally devided quantity and quality also Twenty three pounds ten Shillings and Six pence Stel. of debt due by their Father unto me to be Equally devided betweext my sd two Grandsons. but in Case one of them should die without Isue the Sorviveor Shall Enjoy the whole..." Has anyone worked on this family and could tell me if the names of the grandsons are two children and how they are named? I appreciate the help thanks so much for your time. Sincerely Bushy Hartman http://deadseriousgenealogy.com/

Sorry for repeated listings to those of you who have more than one of these e-mail lists. I just wanted to throw my name out there for anyone new to the list and anyone I haven't talked to in a long time I am researching in Loudoun Co. and Fauquier Co. Va. into White Co. IL the Wilson and Chinn lines. In Chester S.C. into White Co. IL the Marlin and Adams lines. And in Butler Co. Ohio into White Co. IL the Skiles line. Marlin m. Adams in Chester S.C. and came to White Co. IL where my Adams line m. my Wilson line that had come from the Wilson/Chinn line in Loudoun/Fauquier Va. The Skiles line came out of Butler Co. Ohio and m. into the Wilson line. Would like to touch base with any old listers from when I first started my genealogy - see if we can help each other add on. Hope to talk to you soon. Janean

For those of you wondering about the fate of Jefferson Davis' home, Beauvoir, on the Mississippi coast, here is the answer I received this morning from the Beauvoir website. > Jefferson Davis' Biloxi Home Beauvoir > Reported "Demolished" by Hurricane > Beauvoir, the last home of Jefferson Davis, was reported late Tuesday to > be "virtually demolished" by Hurricane Katrina. The Jackson, MS, Clarion > Ledger said that the historic building has been "reduced to rubble and a > frame of a house." > > The house was located on the north side of Beach Boulevard, across from a > number of "barge style" casinos. One of the closest, the President Casino, > was lifted whole from its mooring pillars and transported across the > highway where it came to rest crushing a Holiday Inn. > > The house, constructed in 1854, was dedicated in 1998 as the "Jefferson > Davis Presidential Library and Museum." > > After Davis' death Beauvoir evolved first into the Jefferson Davis > Soldiers' Home, serving as a hospital and residence for disabled > Confederate veterans and their dependents. > > The Beauvoir Confederate Cemetery is located at the extreme northwest > corner of the estate and contains over 750 graves. One of them is Sam > Davis, father of Jefferson Davis, whose body was moved there when the > Mississippi River threatened his original gravesite at Hurricane > Plantation. > > The Beauvoir cemetery is also the home of the Grave of the Unknown > Confederate Soldier in an above-ground granite shrine. No reports on its > condition are available. > > Another nearby burial ground, Southern Memorial Park, had its mausoleum > torn open by the force of the onrushing water, and witnesses told the > Clarion-Ledger that numerous caskets were strewn about the grounds. Most > "burials" in the area are above-ground entombments due to difficulties > with the high water table. > > The home and grounds have been open to the public since 1957. In 1969 > Beauvoir survived Hurricane Camille but the museum, at that time in the > basement of the house, was severely flooded. The Library cottage suffered > severe damage from that storm. Both had since been rebuilt. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "gkinard" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 12:41 PM > > >> Do you know if Beauvoir suffered damage in this week's hurricane? >> > >

I am certain the Godey's Lady's book, Heroic Women of the Revolution, is in error with the name ''David Elliott'' for I have never seen Daniel Elliott as David either. However, I have seen the name Daniel look like David in a census record on another person I am researching. Therefore, most likely a transcription error on the Godey's Lady's book part. V Turner ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 9:26 AM Subject: [SCCHEST2] Re: Daniel/David Elliott > In my copy of DANIEL ELLIOTT, PATRIOT, AND A RECORD OF HIS DESCENDANTS, > 1769-1930, compiled by his great-grandson Edwin Ebenezer Elliott, > Portland, > Oregon 1930. I see no mention of Daniel being also called David. My copy > of this > booklet was obtained from through the Chester County Genealogical Society > several years ago and is not indexed. > Paul > [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > > ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== > Descendants of Chester County Confederate Soldiers... looking for > pictures, letters, and any other information for a new web project under > discussion. Co. H 24th SCV Infantry especially. [email protected] > >

Let me grasp at straws, please. I have a Henry Elliott, could be John Henry Elliott who were in Bradley County, Arkansas as early as 1837 because a child was born in Arkansas that year. Henry Elliott married Nancy Spencer, who was born in North Carolina in 1792. Henry died before the 1850 census; Nancy spencer died between 1870 and 1880 in Bradley County, Arkansas. Children that I found in Nancy's census record are: Aramintha, born in Alabama, age 26 in 1850 John S., age 20 in 1850, born in Alabama, Sarah V, age 13, in 1850, born in Arkansas. In the census record, it was checked that Nancy spencer Elliott could read and write. In Bradley County, she was living next door to Coker and Franklin families. I also found a Spencer Elliott, born about 1832 in Tennessee. I have no idea whether he is a child of Henry and Nancy Elliott, but the "Spencer" name might indicate it. He was also in Bradley County, Arkansas. Peggy Carey ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 8:26 AM Subject: [SCCHEST2] Re: Daniel/David Elliott > In my copy of DANIEL ELLIOTT, PATRIOT, AND A RECORD OF HIS DESCENDANTS, > 1769-1930, compiled by his great-grandson Edwin Ebenezer Elliott, Portland, > Oregon 1930. I see no mention of Daniel being also called David. My copy of this > booklet was obtained from through the Chester County Genealogical Society > several years ago and is not indexed. > Paul > [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > > > ==== SCCHEST2 Mailing List ==== > Descendants of Chester County Confederate Soldiers... looking for pictures, letters, and any other information for a new web project under discussion. Co. H 24th SCV Infantry especially. [email protected] > >

In my copy of DANIEL ELLIOTT, PATRIOT, AND A RECORD OF HIS DESCENDANTS, 1769-1930, compiled by his great-grandson Edwin Ebenezer Elliott, Portland, Oregon 1930. I see no mention of Daniel being also called David. My copy of this booklet was obtained from through the Chester County Genealogical Society several years ago and is not indexed. Paul [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])