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    1. Chester County Deed Needed
    2. Marleen Van Horne

    3. Is there someone on this list who would be willing to get a copy of a Chester County deed for me. A couple of years ago while doing research at the Family History Library, I copied a bunch of deeds written between 1785 and 1867, by the families I research in Chester County. Last week, while again researching in the FHL, I copied a bunch more deeds from Edgefield County for the period after 1785, and Royal Land Patents and deeds from the period before 1785 for both Chester and Edgefield Counties. I now find that there are two Chester County deeds recorded about 1870 that I require for my research. These deeds are not available on microfilm from the FHL, and the last Deed Book availabe on microfilm is MM, and these deeds are in book OO. If there is someone on the list who lives in Chester County and would be willing to copy the deeds for my, please write to me off list so we can make the arrangements. I would really appreciate the assistance, Marleen Van Horne

    09/03/2004 01:28:43
    1. Re: KELL in Chester County SC
    2. Linda Hirst

    3. Nancy, I have an Elizabeth Coulter (b. 1758) who married an unknown Kell about 1779, probably in Chester, SC. We have absolutely no information about this couple. Do they happen to match any of your Kell families? Linda ----- Original Message ----- Subject: Chester County SC roll call > Telford > McCreary > Gaston > McClure > Rankin (Lancaster Co?) > Kell > Hamilton > Greer > Wyatt > Blair > > Brick walls on Rankins, Hamiltons, and Greers. > > Nancy Sicotte > [email protected] > California > > ______________________________

    09/03/2004 11:42:30
    1. Re: GRAHAM
    2. Linda Hirst

    3. Velma, My Andrew Graham married Margaret Coulter about 1775 in Chester, SC. He moved his family to KY about 1807 and remained there until his death in Todd, KY in 1821. Linda > Linda, > What can you tell me about your Andrew GRAHAM? > I am a GRAHAM, and my 3 Xs great grandfather was James Newton GRAHAM. All > that I know about him is that he married a girl who was born in S.C. in > about > 1804, and then they had 6 children in Ky. before moving to Al. > Thanks, > Velma Graham Finley > > ______________________________

    09/03/2004 11:35:25
    1. Re: Rev. Martin's Covenanters
    2. Margaret Smith

    3. Linda, the only mention of Robert Coulter in Stephenson's book about this group is as an owner of land bordering that granted to Robert Jamieson. This does not necessarily mean Robert was not part of the group. Some passengers from the "5 ships" were able to buy land rather than getting it free from the Council, and so they are not recorded in the Council Minutes, which was the major source for the book. Margaret Lindsey Smith

    09/03/2004 07:09:55
    1. HARDEN/YARBOROUGH/GUY - ANDREWS/WHITE/WYLIE

    3. Chester Roll Call. Researching descendants of: Henry HARDEN and Elizabeth SEALY. My grandmother's line descends from their son John HARDEN and Hannah BOYD My grandfather's line descends from Henry and Elizabeth's son Henry HARDEN and Elizabeth DAVIS Also: William YARBOROUGH and Charlotte BURNS through son Henry YARBOROUGH and Easter THOMPSON And: William GUY and Elizabeth S. LINDSAY through their daughter Martha Elizabeth Isabella GUY and William Holmes HARDEN And: Dr. Samuel Thompson ANDERSON and Frances Amelia WALL Ancestors in my ANDREWS line include: Hugh WHITE and Sarah MORROW Andrew HOOD and Elizabeth ARCHER Joseph White HOOD and Anna Bell WYLIE I would love to talk to anyone researching these families. Margaret Yarborough Andrews Fowler - (Meg)

    09/03/2004 05:42:10
    1. ROLL CALL

    3. McKEOWN CHAMBERS GOZA TRUSSELL Some of these families migrated to Gadsden County, Florida about 1845 as the northern part of Florida was being opened up to settlers. Jim Webb - Jacksonville, Florida

    09/02/2004 05:24:28
    1. Roll Call
    2. Linda Hull

    3. Hello! I am researching these Chester families: Land Thomas McCluney Quinton Lackey Linda Hull New York

    09/02/2004 04:20:46
    1. Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V04 #55 Faris

    3. Lori Fox, I have Faris Relatives, William Faris ( my 5 Greats grandfather, his sister and two brothers came to Charleston on the Lord Dunluce landing in Dec. 1772. William settled in York county and died there in 1805.This line is cocumented by his decendent David Faris who wrote 2 books "The Faris Family of Washington county Indiana" and "The Faris Family of Bloomington Illinois. His address is PO Box 8574 Philadelphia, PA 19101. Dvid died last year but his widow may have some copies left. The first book has a library of Congress number of 83-83339. Glen Stevenson Holmen WI

    09/02/2004 03:30:58
    1. Lyles/Knox
    2. sara cottongim

    3. Hi all, I see several Lyles and Knox names on the roll call list. I want to contact you about these but I will be out of town starting Fri. until Monday,(Sept 6th). Will be in contact with you next week. Have a good holiday! Sara/Ohio

    09/02/2004 01:55:52
    1. Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V04 #54 Ramsey

    3. Virginia, I have taken many Ramsey tombstone pictures in Preble county OH and posted at http://ohpreble.ohgenweb.net/cemetery.htm And in Indiana, (not posted) and Iowa which are posted on usgenweb.coms Gravestone photo project. Also several in Kansas, OK, CO, and TX. Glen Stevenson Holmen WI

    09/02/2004 01:37:57
    1. Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V04 #54 Reid

    3. Ken Davis, I have photographed several tombstones in Washington county Indiana Covenanter Cemetery. Many are Reids. They are not posted on the web as I haven't found a home for them yet. Most of these people came from York and Chester county SC and are decendents of of the Rev. Martins five shipfulls of Irish covenanters who came to Charleston, SC in late 1772. Glen Stevenson Holmen WI

    09/02/2004 01:31:12
    1. Roll Call
    2. Brandt

    3. Researching: Lyles Roberts In Chester/Fairfield Counties Others: McCoy Trotter Stephens Looper Hagood Garrett Holtzclaw Green Smith Brockman Frankie Brandt

    09/02/2004 01:28:31
    1. Roll Call - McClerkin
    2. Margaret Smith

    3. The Chester County name I'm researching is McClerkin / McClurkin / McLurkin One group arrived with the Rev. Martin in 1772, but there was apparently already one McClurkin in the area prior to that. My Elizabeth McClurkin, b in SC about 1776, may have been a daughter of one of the 1772 group. Elizabeth married Micajah C Lindsey in either SC or NC. Her mother was named Jane. An earlier researcher (Lois Meyer) believed her maiden name to be Dunwoody, and first thought she married a James McClurkin, then decided it was Richard. I want to determine just who Elizabeth's parents were! There were other daughters, too: Nancy, Hester, Vesta and Jane. All moved to Alabama with their mother and with Nancy's and Hester's husbands, Robert and Zachariah Waldrop. Elizabeth and Micajah Lindsey ended up in Mississippi. Margaret Lindsey Smith

    09/02/2004 01:27:07
    1. Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V04 #54

    3. Michael, My Rock family intermarried with a McGarrity family back in Ireland prior to the revolution. Here is a partial record of a Greatgrandaughter of John Rock who got this information from her grandmother Sarah Rock Stevenson in the early 1870s.. I also remember from my Grandmother (Sarah Rock) that the Wiers-Littles-McGarries-Donleys and Ewings were all cousins of either John Rock or Catherine McClellan, also Catherine McCleallan was on the same Family Tree as General McClellan of historic note. Glen Stevenson Holmen WI

    09/02/2004 01:24:47
    1. Chester County SC roll call

    3. Telford McCreary Gaston McClure Rankin (Lancaster Co?) Kell Hamilton Greer Wyatt Blair Brick walls on Rankins, Hamiltons, and Greers. Nancy Sicotte [email protected] California

    09/02/2004 11:59:33
    1. Anyone know these BROWN'S
    2. Janean Ray

    3. Do you have a John Brown married to a Jane died 1842. Jane died before him. Son William, daughter Ann McDonald, son John Brown, daughter Jenny Stewart, son Hugh Brown, son George Brown, daughter Molly, daughter Rebecca Morrison, son Robert Brown, son James Brown, son Thomas Brown, daughter Elizabeth, daughter Nancy Sexton (David Sexton), daughter Melinda Montgomery (Samuel Montgomery) I have a copy of his Will and Estate appraisal. Janean ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 10:22 AM Subject: Re: [SCCHEST2] Brown Dear Janean, Thank you for your email about the Browns in Chester. I looked through my line and I do not see any names that correspond with yours. Unfortunately, the Brown name seems to be common in Chester. My group are descendants of Lt. Colonel Joseph Brown, a judge in Chester County (1735-1822). I appreciate your information. Sincerely, Dorothy in MS

    09/02/2004 11:07:39
    1. Roll Call - GRAHAM

    3. Linda, What can you tell me about your Andrew GRAHAM? I am a GRAHAM, and my 3 Xs great grandfather was James Newton GRAHAM. All that I know about him is that he married a girl who was born in S.C. in about 1804, and then they had 6 children in Ky. before moving to Al. Thanks, Velma Graham Finley

    09/02/2004 10:43:57
    1. Re: [SCCHEST2] roll call/BROWN
    2. Catherine deCuir

    3. I'm looking for Browns in Chester, too. My ancestor Mary Amanda (or Amander) Brown was born in Chester in 1819. She married John B. Gladden in Chester Co. in 1839, and one of their sons was James Brown Gladden. There are at least 2 James Browns in the Fairfield/Chester area on the 1850 census. I'm guessing that one is her brother, and that James was also their father's name, but I can't seem to put it together. Other Chester names I'm looking for: Gladden, Stinson, Jackson. Thanks! >Do you have a John Brown married to a Jane died 1842. Jane died >before him. Son William, daughter Ann McDonald, son John Brown, >daughter Jenny Stewart, son Hugh Brown, son George Brown, daughter >Molly, daughter Rebecca Morrison, son Robert Brown, son James Brown, >son Thomas Brown, daughter Elizabeth, daughter Nancy Sexton (David >Sexton), daughter Melinda Montgomery (Samuel Montgomery) > -- Catherine deCuir Journals http://impromptujournals.com

    09/02/2004 09:04:27
    1. RE: [SCCHEST2] Roll Call - Coats
    2. Charlotte Coats

    3. Notley Coats wife Franky...we believe this family came out of Frederick County MD, he has a son James Coats in Chester County SC and possible relatives William Coats of Camden District and Charles Coats of Newberry District... The name in SC is spelled both Coats and Cotes and in MD it is spelled Coarts...don't ask me, that's just what the records say....:) We also have a Coats DNA project at: http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar/coatsarchive/dna.htm Charlotte Coats for records on this family go to: http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar

    09/02/2004 08:51:11
    1. Re: SCCHEST2-D Digest V04 #54

    3. Jonnie, There several Andersons in Paul's Cemetery which is the buring grounds for the Beaver Dam congregation of Covenanters. It is located about 9 miles south of Richburg just south of Apaloosa Ridge road. Glen Stevenson Holmen, WI

    09/02/2004 08:50:40