This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/mcB.2ACE/131.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for taking time to reply to my message. I have seen Glenn Perdue's webpage. Am looking for more information on Eliza Brown.

Can anyone give me any additional information on the following 1850 Chesterfield County Family: 1850 census, Chesterfield County, Cole Hill Twp., page 114 Jane Minder age 28 born S.C. Mary Minder age 13 born S.C. Rebecca Minder age 7 born S.C. Margaret Minder age 5 born S.C. Joseph Minder age 3 born S.C. Effa Minder age 1 born S.C. I am also interested in knowing more about a place near Ruby, South Carolina known as Johnson's Cave or Johnson's Rock and a persons who is said to have lived there in the 1840's named Joe or Joseph Johnson. Would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance. James R. Rasco

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cassidy, Brown, Clanton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/mcB.2ACE/131.1 Message Board Post: Your line is included in Glenn Perdue's Cassidy research. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/e/r/DGLENN--PERDUE/BOOK-0001/0012-0003.html#IND1980REF105 I'm related through Charity Cassidy who married Richard Clanton.

Mary, Yes, I reread it and sent a copy to her. Thanks for following up. Charlie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gibson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/mcB.2ACE/118.2 Message Board Post: Do you have any info on Gibson from Chesterfield SC if so it sure would help. Thanks Shaun Gibson

Hardy Lee Sellers, b. 1 Feb 1887 was the son of James Arnold Sellers and Sarah J. Pittman. James & Sarah are buried at Hopewell. Charlie

Forwarding to the list -- please, if you have information contact the writer directly. They are not list subscribers and will not see answers posted to the list. angie >Date: Sat, 8 Sep 2001 09:20:05 -0600 >From: MISSY31757@aol.com > > >Hi to all, > I am trying to research Hardy Lee Sellers born February 1, 1888 in >Chesterfield, later married Minnie Jane Stogner from Lancaster, SC and died >October 18, 1967 in Rock Hill, SC. If anyone out there can give me a nudge >and tell me who Hardy Lee belonged to, I would be very appreciative. > >Beannacht De' leat ( May God bless You) >Ban-ukht jay laht > > >Missy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: cassidy, clanton, brown, henderson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/mcB.2ACE/131 Message Board Post: Great-grandfather was Gilliam (Gillum) Clanton Cassidy and g-grandmother was Eliza Brown. Am diligently looking for information on both but would really appreciate any info on Eliza Brown.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/mcB.2ACE/130 Message Board Post: Great-grandfather was Gilliam (Gillum) Clanton Cassidy and g-grandmother was Eliza Brown. Am diligently looking for information on both but would really appreciate any info on Eliza Brown.

Looking for Meltons in Chesterfield County, SC. If anyone can connect to any of the people listed below I would like to share info. Frank Melton Darlington County, SC 1. Michael D. (Mike) Melton b. 1813, Anson Co. North Carolina, (son of Jesse Melton and Mary (Polly) _______ ) m. Rebecca Horne b. 1826, Chesterfield Co. SC., d. Mar 05 1901, Cheraw, Chesterfield Co. SC., buried: Old Saint David's Church, Cheraw, SC. Michael died Nov 12 1899, Cheraw, Chesterfield Co. SC., buried: Old Saint David's Church, Cheraw, SC. 2. i Jesse L. (Jimmie) (JL) Melton b. Nov 29 1838. ii Jackson (Jack) Melton b. May 10 1840, Chesterfield Co. SC., d. Aug 30 1899, Cheraw, Chesterfield Co. SC., buried: Old Saint David's Church, Cheraw, SC. Jackson Melton served in the Civil War, Company F 26th South Carolina Infantry Regiment, Confederate Staes Army. He lost an arm during battle. 3. iii William H. Melton b. Mar 30 1842. 4. iv Elizabeth Jane (Bessie) Melton b. May 10 1845. v Michael D. Melton Jr. b. 1846, Chesterfield Co. SC., m. Margaret Horn b. cir 1845, Hornesboro, Chesterfield Co. SC., (daughter of James (Jim) Perry Horn and Nancy Myers). 5. vi Joel Melton b. Mar 29 1848. 6. vii James Preston (Jim) Melton b. Jun 03 1851. 7. viii Hardy (Hard) Melton b. 1854. ix Rebecca Ann Melton b. Nov 25 1856, Chesterfield Co. SC., m. J.F. Agerton, b. Dec 29 1856, d. Apr 05 1916, Chesterfield Co. SC., buried: Old Saint David's Church, Cheraw, SC. Rebecca died Jul 20 1905, Chesterfield Co. SC., buried: Old Saint David's Church, Cheraw, SC. 8. x Henry G. Melton b. Sep 22 1859.

Put and about date of marriage..i.e. c 1840 or c 1829...the one with the earliest date with be the first wife......I figured that out. Good luck. Joy In a message dated 9/4/01 9:50:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, JimLeviner@aol.com writes: > I have not figured out how to put spouses in correct order. If i entered a > wife then learned there was a wife before her but,I had to put the first > wife in as second wife, I could not put her in as first wife. My program > assumes that the first spouse I enter is no 1 and that the second spouse is > no 2. Some times I find out about a first spouse years after I have > entered > info about a spouse. This means that no 2 will show as no 1 and so on. > even though the dates for the children and dates of death show different. > If > I ever learn how do rearrange them in the correct order I will do so. > >

Karen, Descendants of Albert B Parker 1 Albert B Parker 1871 - 1922 .. +Amanda Teal ......... 2 Annie Vera Parker ............. +Therrel Gardener Brock 1916 - *2nd Wife of Albert B Parker: .. +Georgia Ann Rivers 1800 - ......... 2 Albert Parker,Jr. *3rd Wife of Albert B Parker: .. +Rose Ann Brock 1874 - 1915 ......... 2 Kenny Parker ......... 2 Fannie Parker 1894 - 1987 ............. +John Harmon Sellers 1891 - 1930 ......... *2nd Husband of Fannie Parker: ............. +Squire Benjamin Brock 1886 - ......... 2 Walter H Parker ............. +Elise Jones ......... 2 Rosa Lee Parker - 1938 ............. +William Thomas Teal, Sr ......... 2 Samual James Parker 1900 - ............. +Mary Viola Ola Brock 1900 - ......... *2nd Wife of Samual James Parker: ............. +Beulah Mae Brock 1900 - ......... 2 Edward C Parker 1906 - 1969 ............. +Callie Teal 1907 - 1986 ......... 2 Infant Parker 1915 - 1916 Descendants of George A Parker,Sr 1 George A Parker,Sr .. +Easter Brock ......... 2 William Parker 1791 - .................... 3 Daniel Parker 1838 - .................... 3 William J Parker 1835 - ......... 2 George A Parker, Jr 1800 - 1848 ............. +Hawlely Unknown 1804 - .................... 3 Martha Parker .................... 3 Ann Parker 1814 - 1864 ........................ +Mark Rivers 1814 - 1884 .................... 3 Badgergood Parker 1823 - ........................ +Mary Lee 1827 - .................... 3 James Parker 1825 - ........................ +Nancy Davis .................... 3 Samual James Parker 1826 - 1890 ........................ +Hannah Hale .................... *Friend of Samual James Parker: ........................ +Sarah Rivers .................... *2nd Wife of Samual James Parker: ........................ +Hannah Lee 1843 - 1901 .................... *Friend of Samual James Parker: ........................ +Unknown Addkisson .................... 3 George A Parker III 1829 - ........................ +Nancy Rivers .................... 3 Jane Parker 1832 - .................... 3 Hawley Parker 1839 - .................... 3 Edward Parker 1840 - .................... 3 William Parker 1848 - Samual James Parker and Hannah Lee were parents of Albert B Parker . I have not figured out how to put spouses in correct order. If i entered a wife then learned there was a wife before her but,I had to put the first wife in as second wife, I could not put her in as first wife. My program assumes that the first spouse I enter is no 1 and that the second spouse is no 2. Some times I find out about a first spouse years after I have entered info about a spouse. This means that no 2 will show as no 1 and so on. even though the dates for the children and dates of death show different. If I ever learn how do rearrange them in the correct order I will do so. Patsy

Karen, Yes,I have, her name was Easter Brock Patsy Brock Leviner

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/mcB.2ACE/129 Message Board Post: Looking for info on John Albert Parker "Al"m. Rosanne Brock, prob in the Chesterfield Co. area of SC. He was also married to Amanda A. Teal of Anson County NC and Georgia Davis. John Albert Parker and Roseanne Brock had a daughter, Rosa Lee Parker, b. 1910. Any leads would be helpful. Thanks, Karen Dutton

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/mcB.2ACE/128 Message Board Post: Looking for info to check out a family legend. Has anyone ever heard of a George Parker, British soldier in Revolutionary War, fighting against Francis Marion, who deserted, went to Brocks Mill, Chesterfield County, SC, found a wife and settled down? Thanks, Karen Dutton

www.geocities.com/gmanpurvis/index.html All small letters. I will be in Chesterfield Friday. I will call around 10-10:30. Charlie

Charlie. What is address of your web page? Patsy

I have just been sent a windfall of information on the Fields family. James Fields and wife, Julia Allison, were living at one time in Chesterfield Co., SC. He bought 200 acres on both sides of Thompson's Creek. He and his family moved to Gibson Co., Tenn ca. 1820-1830 with his sister Jincy and her husband, John Donaldson, (Jr.) and their younger children. James Fields came back to whereever he lived and there's a book, " Gibson Co, Past and Present, by Culp, that describes James Fields' trip from TN back to SC and back to start a church in TN with the covenant from the church he had left which may have been Mill Creek Baptist Church. Does anyone in the area of Cheraw know of such a church? I would be interested in any history of it and if there are any records of it anywhere. Thanks, Joanne Harley harleyclan@coastalnet.com

Tucker, James Wilson (Buck) SOCIETY HILL -- James Wilson (Buck) Tucker, Sr. 65, died Wednesday, August 8, 2001. Born in Society Hill, NC, he was a son of the late John Wilson and Julia Rezell Keith Tucker. He owned and operated the Pit Stop Food Store for 13 years. Mr. Tucker loved to hunt and fish. Survivors include his wife, Lois Johnson Tucker of Society Hill, SC; his sons, James W. Tucker, Jr. and his wife, Faye, of Charlotte, Michael W. Tucker, Sr. and his wife, Vicki, of Society Hill, SC; grandchildren James (Wil) Wilson Tucker, III, `Wilbur` of Charlotte, Katherine Lynn `Bumpkin` Tucker of Society Hill, SC, Michael Wayne `Bud` Tucker, Jr. of Society Hill, SC, and Jessica Winslow `Goldie Locks` Tucker of Charlotte; brothers Henry `Buddy` Tucker of Bennettsville, SC, Randy Tucker and `Frankie` Tucker, both of Society Hill; sisters Gladys Stephens of Charlotte, Atlas Loflin, Lois Poston, both of Cheraw, SC, Lola James of Hartsville, SC, and Carolyn Stokes of Society Hill, SC.

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