Does anyone recognized my gggggrandparents's names? Nathaniel was born in 1765 and Amanda Blakely in 1768. They lived in Laurens and Edgefield Counties, S.C.. They probably stopped over in Georgia on their way south. They had at least two children....William and Francis/Frances. Their son William and wife Elizabeth Bonner had at least three sons, Nathaniel, John and Tyre. William and sons moved to Butler County, Alabama. I will be grateful for any info. Freda -- Researching my Southern Families: Roberson/Robertson/Robinson,Bonner, Blakely,Wright, Sills, Thornton, Canterbury, Godbold, Solomon, Pate, Grice, Herron, Regan, Sims, Boles, Jones.

Hi, Vivian and other list members-- Perhaps someone will recognize the following Edgefield PARKER. If so, I would love to hear from you. A Revolutionary soldier, Daniel PARKER married Elizabeth LUCAS, daughter of John LUCAS of Edgefield District. Daniel left a will, written 15 Sept 1806 and probated 27 Dec 1807. The will names wife Elizabeth and children--Richard, James, Rachel (m. John Gardner and dec. at time of the will), Judah, Elizabeth, Matilda, Ezekiel, and John, He also names the Garnder grandchildren, Salina and John, and appoints wife Elizabeth Parker, father-in-law John LUCAS and his brother Abraham LUCAS as executrix & executors. The witnesses are William Hill, Robert Kenney, and Nathan Parker... (John LUCAS is my fifth and sixth great grandfather (the odd result of a few marriages between cousins). Any help with this family greatly appreciated. walt boswell [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vivian Toole" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 11:46 PM Subject: PARKER/HATCHER/ROBERTSON/BARNES > I am looking for the parents of the following PARKER children in early > Edgefield District, South Carolina. I did a search at Genforum.com and at > Rootsweb and found no one on this line. Two early Parker wills in Wooley's > Edgefield will book do not seem to match from the information in the > abstracts. > Christian/a/ia Parker b.c. 1775 m. John Hatcher d. 1825, son of Benjamin > and Lucy _?_Hatcher > Elizabeth Parker m. 1st. before 1822 Reason Barnes d. 1822-1825 > m. 2nd about 1826-1830 William Robertson d. 1849-1841 > "both of advanced years when they married" > Josie/Joseph Parker > William Parker > Benjamin Parker > This information is suppose to be from Edgefield District, South Carolina, > Equity Court case #805 filed in 1848. This is suppose to be titled > Christian Hatcher vs Douglas Robertson. There is an Edgefield will abstract > for Reason Barnes. > There is also suppose to be a will for the William Robertson above dated > 1840/1841 for which I only have dates, no will book or page number or Box > and package numbers for the loose paper if there are any. > I have ordered a copy of the will from the South Carolina Archives and I > plan to order a copy of the Equity Court case. I will see what if anything > I get back. > My Hatcher line comes from Alfred b. c. 1800 d. after 1860, son of John > Hatcher and Christian Parker. > Any assistance appreciated. > Vivian Cates, Rt. #2 Box 52-A, Alto, Texas 75925-9607 1-936-858-3801 > http://www.inu.net/vcates > > > > > > ==== SCEDGEFI Mailing List ==== > > "A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches,..." > > >

I am looking for the parents of the following PARKER children in early Edgefield District, South Carolina. I did a search at Genforum.com and at Rootsweb and found no one on this line. Two early Parker wills in Wooley's Edgefield will book do not seem to match from the information in the abstracts. Christian/a/ia Parker b.c. 1775 m. John Hatcher d. 1825, son of Benjamin and Lucy _?_Hatcher Elizabeth Parker m. 1st. before 1822 Reason Barnes d. 1822-1825 m. 2nd about 1826-1830 William Robertson d. 1849-1841 "both of advanced years when they married" Josie/Joseph Parker William Parker Benjamin Parker This information is suppose to be from Edgefield District, South Carolina, Equity Court case #805 filed in 1848. This is suppose to be titled Christian Hatcher vs Douglas Robertson. There is an Edgefield will abstract for Reason Barnes. There is also suppose to be a will for the William Robertson above dated 1840/1841 for which I only have dates, no will book or page number or Box and package numbers for the loose paper if there are any. I have ordered a copy of the will from the South Carolina Archives and I plan to order a copy of the Equity Court case. I will see what if anything I get back. My Hatcher line comes from Alfred b. c. 1800 d. after 1860, son of John Hatcher and Christian Parker. Any assistance appreciated. Vivian Cates, Rt. #2 Box 52-A, Alto, Texas 75925-9607 1-936-858-3801 http://www.inu.net/vcates

I have more on this family if anyone is interested...and I can find it. Audrey To the honorable the Chancellors of the State aforesaid. Humbly complaining shows unto your honor your orator William H. Pool and your oratrix Elizabeth Pool, his wife, that John Pool the father of your oratrix departed this life intestate in the summer of the year 1837 being seized in for at the time of his death in this district of a considerable real and personal estate to wit a tract of land containing about 280 acres whereon he resided adjoining lands of G.B.Riley William Pool and others. Also another tract on Reedy River bounded on the East by said river and on the other sides by lands of William Pool and containing about one hundred and three acres more or less. That said lands far exceed in value the sum of one thousand dollars and are subject to partition amongst the following persons as the only heirs at law of the said John Pool dec'd to wit Linny (PYLES)* Pool his widow who is entitled to one third thereof and the following children of the deceased, your oratrix, Elizabeth Pool wife of your orator William H. Pool, Sa! nford V. Pool, Francis M. Pool, John Pool Jr. and Malinda Pool who are entitled to the remaining two thirds share and share alike. That the said Linny Pool widow of aforesaid has had the use and occupancy of said lands _____________the death of her said husband and ought to account to your orator and oratrix for their share of such amount as well as to the other children of the deceased. That the said Linny Pool on the 20th day of February 1845 mortgaged amongst other property her undivided interest in said lands to one James Cunningham of said district to recuse the payment of three thousand five hundred and fifty three dollars to said Cunningham on or before the first day of February 1850 with interest thereon from the 1st day of February 1845. which mortgage your orator and oratrix ______ ________ is still unsatisfied. That the premises aforesaid have and are_________ going to waste and that it is necessary to prevent such waste and to enable your orator and oratrix to enjoy their interest in ________that said lands should be partitioned according to the provisions of the act of ________ in such case made and provided. That the said Sanford V. Pool, Francis M. Pool, John Pool and! Malinda Pool are all minors under the age of twenty one years and without any person legally authorized to represent them in this suit. All of which actings and doings of the said Linny Pool and her confederates are contrary to equity and conscience and _____ the injury of orator and oratrix. In tender consideration whereof and in as much as your orator and oratrix are without adequate and complete remedy by the strict rules of the common law and are liable only in this Honorable court when matters of this kind are properly cognizable and are liable to the end. Therefore that the said Linny Pool, James Cunningham, Sanford V. Pool, Francis M. Pool, John Pool Jr and Malinda Pool many upon their respective corporal _______ true and perfect answers make to all and singular the promises as fully as if the same _______ him again _________ and they thereunto specially interrogated, and that said lands may be partitioned according to the law under the ___________of this court between your orator and oratrix and the said Linny Pool, Sanford V. Pool, Francis M. Pool, John Pool Jr and Malinda Pool, that a unit in partition ; that a guardian ad litum may be appointed for the said Sanford V. Pool, Frances M. Pool, John Pool Jr., and Malinda Pool to represent them in this suit and your orator and oratrix ________ _________ honors for each other and further relief in the promises as may be consistant with equity and conscience and _______ that the said Linny Pool may be required to account to your orator and oratrix for the rest of the said lands as far as she is properly chargeable thereunto. May it please your honors to present unto your orator and oratrix the unit of subpeona ad ______ ________ of this court to be directed to the said Linny Pool, Sanford V. Pool, Frances M. Pool, John Pool Jr., Malinda Pool and James Cunningham requiring them and each of them to appear in this honorable court on a certain day therein to be specified and answer this bill according to the practice of the court and to stand to and abide each order and _____ in the premises as it may seem _____ for your ! Honors to make. _____ your orator and oratrix will _____ pray _______. ___ P. Sullivan counsl Sol. I Elizabeth Pool wife of Wm H. Pool Give my consent to the filing of this suit W.W. J. _______ Elizabeth Pool *I have added PYLES to Linny's name because that was her name. (Audrey)

Dear List Members, I am seeking proof as to whether Christian _?_ d. 1850-60, widow of John Hatcher d. 1825, was a Robertson/Robinson and who her parents would have been. This query is in response to recent posting to the Edgefield District/County, South Crolina, list and private e-mail about Robertson/Roberson and other spellings connections in Edgegield District, South Carolina. And in particular their connections with other families in the area of Edgefield around the Pine Log House (Swearingen's) and what later became Trenton because of the railroad stop. My connection with the Robertson/Roberson family is trying to either prove or disprove the contention Leonardo Andrea made in a 1948 Report on the Edgefield Hatchers, that Christian/a/ia Hatcher, the widow of John, the son of Lucy _?_ and Benjamin Hatcher Rev. War Sol., was a Roberson/Robertson. Leonardo Andrea also seemed to think that Lucy was a Cheatham from Virginia. The Robertson/Robinson connection was mentioned in a will of William Robertson/Roberson for 1840/1841 Edgefield that named a Christian Hatcher as an heir. I mailed a letter to the SC Archives today to try to get a copy of this will and the loose papers. Since I did not have a Box or Package Number or a will book and page number, I am not very hopeful of getting anything back. Andrea's report and a listing in Reviell's book only listed dates and no other reference. Temperance Roberson/Robertson was a daughter of John Roberson d. 1816 in Mississippi as given in the recent posting by Billie Jones. John Roberson's will is abstracted in the Wolley book of Edgefield Wills 1787-1836. By 1826 or about January 1827 Temperance Robertson/Roberson had married Bartlette/Bartley (various spellings)Hatcher. This is proven by an Equity Case #442 in Edgefield dated 1832. William Roberson/Robertson vs Bartlette Hatcher. Wm Roberson was claiming that Bartley Hatcher owed money to John Roberson's estate and Bartley Hatcher was claiming that he did not. Bartley Hatcher was the son of John Hatcher and Christian _?_. So if Bartlette Hatcher's mother was a Robertson and he married a Robertson/Roberson what kind of cousins would he and his wife Temperance be. First cousins once removed??? Seems as though from Andrea's summaries of the Hatcher Equity cases there were a number of marriages among the Hatcher cousins, descendents of Lucy and Benjamin. Douglas Robertson was a witness to Lucy Hatcher's (widow of Bemj. Rev. War. Sol)written in 1833. She died in 1839. A William Robertson was appointed an appraiser on the estate of John Hatcher c. 1826. Not clear from loose papers if he actually served or not. I am still trying to sort out these Hatchers and get them into my genealogy computer program. My Hatcher ancestor is Alfred b. c. 1800 d. after 1860, brother of Bartley Hatcher above. Any assistance with relationships is appreciated particular the identity of the other Hatcher man on the early census of Edgefield and how they might have been related to Benjamin. Vivian Cates, Rt. #2 Box 52-A, Alto, Texas 75925-9607 1-936-858-3801 http://www.inu.net/vcates

----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 10:06 PM Subject: Re: Robertson/Robertson/Robinson Dear Billie, I am sorry that I forgot how to post to the list. If you think this is of interest, then you can forward this to the list. Elisha Robertson is Elisha Gill Robertson, b. about 1793, d. 1/31/1850. He, a slave, and several children all died of typhoid fever in a six week period in late 1849 and early 1850. He was married to Mary M. O. Morgan. His father was Elisha Robinson, d. 1795 in Edgefield, with wife Sarah. Elisha Gill did have a brother William who married Nancy, and a sister, Lydia, who married Samuel Garner. I have not found out much about this branch of my family (Elisha Gill is my 4th great-grandfather.) I should add that some cousins are absolutely adamant that the name is Robinson, although I am using the predominant spellings I have seen for each individual. Sincerely, Sharon Clontz Rowe [email protected] -------------------------------------------- Hi Sharon, Good to hear from you. Last week I went to the state archives and extracted some info. on a couple of wills, all from Edgefield Dist, SC. The first one is an Elias who married Sarah, but dates don't work with what you have as the father of your Elisha Gill Robertson?? Can you identify them? Below is the info. I extracted. If someone has further info on the families, I am trying to tie one Harriett Robertson b. ca 1820-1825 and died before 1850 to her family. She married Ewell/Uel Coursey sometime Bef. 1835, and had the following 4 children. 1. Unknown daughter b. ca 1835 2. John Franklin Coursey b. September 26, 1838 (m. Paulina/Lina Dean) d. March 26, 1912, assume Saluda Co, SC but may have been Edgefield. 3. William H. Coursey b. July 25, 1841 (m. Malissa (Maliscy) Rearden) d. December 08, 1915, Graniteville, Aiken Co. SC 4. Mary Jane Coursey b. ca 1848 (m. Michael B. Arthur) d. May 03, 1915, Augusta Ga. 1. Unknown daughter shows up in the 1840 census, but not later. 2. John Franklin died a couple of years too soon to have a death cert. [my gg-grandfather] 3. William H. names Ewell Coursey as his father on his 1915 Death Certificate, no mother is given 4. Mary Jane Coursey Arthur's death cert. names her father Earl Coursey and mother Harriett Robertson So..... who is Harriett Robertson and who are her parents??? Hope someone can help. Anyway, the info. I had time to get last week on some Robertsons, in my long list to find, is listed below. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I found an estate administration for Elias m. Sarah, and on the front page of the Package, it lists his name with both spellings, so I think you are correct it keeping the spellings. Box 24, pkg 860 - Estate of Elias Roberson, S. Roberson adms, 1828 Box 24, pkg 860 - Estate of Elias Robertson, S. Robertson adms, 1828 [the two spellings - both on the page, one written at the top, the other at the bottom. Sarah Robertson applied for letter of adm 23 Oct 1815 Letter of adm. issued to Sarah Robertson, March 15, 1816 Within the adm. The following Robertsons were listed, as RoberTsons: Sarah Robertson adm. of the estate of Elias Robertson; Joseph Robertson and Langford Robertson. The following was called Roberson - Sandford Roberson No relationships were given. In Feb, 1928, Joseph Jacobs, admn in right of my wife. [this sounds like Sarah remarried. Is that so?] Estate Sale held Dec 1827. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Box 24, pkg 861 - Will of John Robertson (or Robinson); William Robinson exor., File Sept 23, 1816 Sept 23, 1816 - appraisment of the property. Will - John Robertson of Madison Co., MS. Brother William Robertson in SC to take my estate and raise my children. He appointed some temporary guardians to his children until his brother was available. Qualified William Robertson Sept 21, 1816 by Edgefield Dist Court Qualified the following appraisors to sell land to pay debts: [Evidently he owed land in Edgefield, as these are Edgefield Co. Names] Wm. Oliphant Elias Blackburn John Blackburn Sampson Butler On 5/6/1822 , paid William P. Robertson $50 in part of his legacy; On Nov 14, 1823, paid $115.54 in full. Jan 2, 1823 - paid Daniel Robertson $140 (no mention of legacy) Temperance Robertson one of the legatees - 1822, paid John Huff $100 for maintaining and supporting Tempance Robertson for 5 years, her being one of the legatees of John Robertson. Cash paid Daniel Robertson 1822 - $22.54 or 225.41? (could not tell where the decimal was and if a mark at the end was a 1 or just messy microfilm marks.) Are these husband's of daughters: 1826 Paid Daniel Huff $12 1/23/1827 Paid J. Gray $16.85 1828 Douglas Robertson $253.00 -------------------------------------------------- Box 24, pkg 864, Edgefield Dist, SC Will of William Robinson, Decd, A Connor Exec. /w/March 1, 1820 Filed 7/28/1927 State of SC, I Willam Roberson of Edgefield District being of sound mind... in manner following: 1st All my debts to be paid... 2nd I give and bequeath to my grandson William Payne, Jr. my lands on Horsepen Creek contining 470 acres more of less also thenegroes old Adam, ___, ___, Charlotte and ____ Barnes and their ___ and increase. And if my said grandson die leavingno wife or lawful ____, I BEQUEAT THE SAID LANDS AND BEFORES TO BE EQUALLY divided among the children or lineal descendens of daugter Margaret Conner and Jane Marsh in fee simple forever. [This item was revolked in a codicil dated 12/27/1823 due to the death of William Payne see notes below] 3rd I bequeath in fee simple to my granddaughter Elizabeth Marsh one Negro girl Young Sarah and increase and one feather bed & furniture. 4th I desire that the lands whereon I live containing about 400 acres more of less shall immediately after my death be divided from East to West into two tracts so as to throw into the upper part or house tract one 400 acres the most acres and I hereby give and bequeath the upper tract of the said land to my grandson William Robinson Marsh and the lower part of tract to ------ my grandson William Roberson Connor and should either of my grandsons die leaving no lawful ------ my will is that his part of the said land shall be divided equally among his brother and sisters or their lineal descendants. Daughter Margaret Connor's to childen receive Negroes Daughter Jane Marsh children to receive Negroes Codicil gave the lands formerly left to grandson William PAYNE to his other grandsons William Robinson Connor, and William Robinson Marsh. He also divided up the negroes that had been left to William Payne dec;d Proven with codicil 26 Nov. 1826 There seems to have been a problem as there is a document where all lands were ordered to be sold and debts paid. It seems to be saying that the heirs were reponsible for paying from their portion on debts. The estate probate was taken from the acting executor Albert G. Connor, "him having been arrested", and the estate was turned over to W. Brooks, Comminsioner of Equity. The legacy of Margaret Conner will pay 55 cents on the dollor for the debt and Jane Marsh to pay .44 on the dollar. Looks like Jane Marsh owes about $2600 back to the estate for the payment of debts. I did not see an line item pages of the legacy of Margaret Connor.

For HOLLOWAY researchers: Note the 15 whites in the household of James HOLLOWAY, 1763. Do we have all of these folks accounted for? All of the names here can be seen in SC later. Audrey "SUNLIGHT ON THE SOUTHSIDE" by: L. C. BELL Yr Tithes Lunenburg Co., VA 1752 Isaac MITCHELL 2 George HOLLOWAY 3 John WATSON Wm WATSON John WATSON, Jr 3 Wm POOLE Robert POOLE William POOLE Adam POOLE 4 1751 William POOLE 2 William RHODES 1 William POOL Robert POOL William POOL, Jr 3 1749 William POOLE Robert POOLE William POOLE, Jr 3 George HOLLOWAY 3 1748 John WATSON 1 George HOLLOWAY 3 William POOLE & Robert POOLE 2 (four all together in order copied) Isaac MITCHELL 1 Jacob MITCHELL 1 John MITCHELL 1 1764 William POOL 340 acres, page 265 Adam POOL Wm TAYLOR 3 50 acres, page 255 William POOL, Jr 2 50 acres, page 255 John EARL James HOLLOWAY George HOLLOWAY 5 100 acres, page 250 William HOLLOWAY 1 340 acres, page 251 X John BOASMAN 2 290 acres, page 251 X Note: Susannah HOLLOWAY m. Philemon BOAZMAN s/o John Lewis BOZEMAN of Lunenburg County, VA. (aep) Captain William DAVIS James SHUFFLY William STROUD 13 4, 374 acres, page 254 Note: James Altman POOL m. Tennessee STROUD d/o Alfred W(William?) STROUD b. VA. Thomas PINSON Moses GRIGG 2 150 acres Note: Aaron PINSON s/o Thomas PINSON m. Sarah POOL James LEWIS Estate James HOLLOWAY 15 1, 353 acres, page 254 John NEWTON, Sr 1 George NEWTON 1 William NEWTON 1 Henry NEWTON 1 Nicholas MAYNARD Henry MITCHELL 6 815 acres, page 254 William WATSON 1 Isaac WATSON 4 463 acres, page 259 (*whites over 21) negroes Tythes-# whites 1783 Mary POOL John POOL 3 3 William POOL 1 4 7 1776 William POOLE 1 1782 MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA: Walter POOLE 7 whites William POOLE 7 whites 1 black Mitchell POOLE 1 white James POOLE 12 whites Bennett HOLLOWAY 10 whites Notes for Bennett HOLLOWAY 1. Listed as having Wiley and 3 girls 2. In "Martha's Notes": Bennett HOLLOWAY, b. 22 October 1738. Martha MOORE is a cousin of Ray W. POOL, Madera, CA - Audrey POOL, researcher. William HOLLOWAY 8 whites and 2 black

> > Halifax County, NC Deeds > DB-3, page 26. 13 February 1770. JESSE(Y) HUNTER & MARY, his wife, to > GEORGE GOODWIN, all of Bute Co. 120 Pds. Va. money (& payment of Quit > Rents) for 300 A. in Bute Co. on SS Shocco Creek, Peter Hills Branch, > bought, 17 March 1763, from JETHRO ROUNDTREE, he having bought it, 2 > February 1750, from SAMUEL TARVER who had bought it in 1750 from JOHN > WADE, being part of a tract granted to him 20 April 1745. Wit: SHURLEY > WHATLEY, WILSON WHATLEY.Proved by WILSON WHATLEY, Bute February Court > 1770, BEN McCULLOCH, C.C.Reg: 2 August 1770, by WILLIAM JOHNSON, > P.R.Marginal notation: Deld. 14th. Feby 1771 to G. GODWIN

I am responding to your message to the SCAIKEN list as follows: I'm looking the parents John Hert (1850-abt1900) and Amanda Rotten (1857-1923). They were both born in Saluda,SC and died in Langley,SC. They were married in 1874 in Edgefield,SC. Please contact me if you know anything about these two people. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am a Rotton/Rauton desc. If you connect to Amanda then we are cousins, thru the common ancestors in generation 1. I have much info. on this family, but not on Amanda. Hope we can share and expand out knowledge on this family. I have lots of sources and supporting data for the family, but still have a lot to prove and pieces missing. Direct Descendants of John Rotton, Sr. 1 John ROTTON, Sr. b: Abt. 1770 SC d: January 29, 1852 Edgefield Co., SC . +Mary UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1776 SC d: July 11, 1855 Edgefield Co., SC ..... 2 John ROTTON, Jr. b: Abt. 1804 Edgefield Co., SC d: Aft. 1880 ......... +Elizabeth LEOPARD b: Abt. 1819 SC m: Bef. 1839 d: Aft. 1880 ............ 3 Amanda ROTTON b: Abt. 1857 Edgefield Co., SC The following are notes and census records on Amanda's parents: A John Rotton was received into the fellowship of the Dry Creek Baptist Church on Oct 10th, 1829. I am assuming that it was this John; However, his uncle William Rotton Sr. also had a son John, and since both families were members of the church, it is not known which John it was at the time. John Rotton, Jr. received at Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Edgefield Co., SC [per minutes 1831-1875] on Dec. 31 by letter. No female listed at the time. Was he not married them? However on Nov 6, 1853, he and Elizabeth were dismissed by letter. On Nov 4, 1854, they transferred their letter back to Rocky Creek. Where were they in the meantime? He was an active member and is mentioned numerous times on committees as well as closing the meetings with prayer. It is very possible that he was a Deacon in the church. The following reference was found in the minutes. Both John and John Jr. were members at the time: Oct 2, 1847 John Rotton elected Deacon. He was then ordained Nov 6, 1847. [I would assume that this is John Rotton Jr., but could be wrong. ] Children listed: CENSUS: 1850 Edgefield co., SC , p. 20B hh# 311 {online census had hh 310) Rotton, Jr John 46 M Farmer 800 South Carolina Rotton Elizabeth 30 F South Carolina Rotton James 11 M South Carolina Rotton Mary 9 F South Carolina Rotton Susan 7 F South Carolina Rotton Eliza 5 F South Carolina Rotton Lucinda 3 F South Carolina Rotton Smyly 1 M South Carolina 1860 Edgefield Co, SC p. 152 Richardsonville PO, Saluda Regiment, hh# 508 --- lists all of the above children and the children born after 1850. They are: Sallie Rotton 9 F SC Catherine Rotton 7 F SC Amanda Rotton 3 F SC A. J. Rotton 8/12 F SC CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 40 [from HC Ouzts files] John Rotton, head, 66, M W SC Elizabeth , wife 50, SC William S., son, 21, SC Sally, dau, 18, SC Amanda, Dau, 14, SC Adele, dau 12, SC Elizabeth, dau 10, SC Mathe L., dau. 8, SC In 1880 Both John and Elizabeth were still living as show in the 1880 Census: Coleman, Edgefield, South Carolina, Page 111A Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228 Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Occ John RAUTON Self M M W 76 SC Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC Elizabeth RAUTON Wife F M W 62 SC House Keeping Fa: SC Mo: SC Mattie RAUTON Dau F S W 15 SC At School Fa: SC Mo: SC Mrs. John Rotton, Jr. is called Elizabeth Leopard in the death certificate of her daughter Catherine Rotton Styron Gilliam, 1928, cert #20178, Greenwood Co, SC. This is the source of my data on her maiden name. She is found in the 1850 - 1880 census with her husband and family, Edgefield Co, SC Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

Vivian, I noted the following names, Roberson/Robertson/Robinson, were in the list of folks you research from the Old Edgefield Dist area. I am looking for a Family with a daughter Harriett who died before 1850 who married a Coursey. From my research, I believe that she is the missing mother of my ggg-grandfather John Franklin Coursey b. September 26, 1838, Shaws township, Edgefield Dist, SC (Shaws was one of the counties divided between Aiken Co. and Edgefield Co. when Aiken Co. was formed in 1871. Trenton is in the area of the Shaws township - so our Robertsons could be the same folks. ) I have no info. on her or other Robertsons yet. I have made a list of Robertsons from the Probate Records index microfilm at the State archives and hope to find one that mentions her, IF her father died before she did. I am basing the fact of her marriage to Ewell Coursey on the death certificate of Mary Coursey Arthur, b. ca Abt. 1848, who died May 03, 1915, Augusta, Richmond Co. Ga. Her death certificate gives the following info: 1915 - Death Cert # 5761, Augusta, Richmond Co,GA. Mrs. Mary Jane Arthur White, Female, Widow b: not given, age given as 65 father: Earl Coursey b. SC mother: Harriet Robertson b. SC d. May 3, 1915, Augusta, Richmond Co. Ga buried: West View Cem., [Augusta, GA] info. Mr. J. Coursey UT: R. E. Elliott, 1033 Ellis St, [Augusta, GA] In her obit are listed two other children of Ewell Coursey: Obit of Mary Jane Coursey, May 3, 1915, The Augusta Chronicle, Augusta, Richmond Co., GA. DEATH OF MRS. JANE ARTHUR Mrs. Jane Arthur, aged [65] years, widow of the late M. B. Arthur, died at 11:30 O'clock last night at her home, 1920 Fenwick St. Mrs. Arthur is survived by two brothers, Mr. J. B. Coursey, of Augusta, and Mr. W. H. Coursey of Graniteville. The funeral services will be held at the Woodlawn Baptist Church at 1 o'clock this afternoon; interment will be in West View Cemetery. I also have the death certificate for W. H. Coursey who lists his father as Ewell Coursey but does not list the mother. The mother with the family in the 1850 census is too young to be the mother of the first several children, and is younger than the wife listed in the 1840 census with Ewell. So....... this missing wife is the mother of my ggg-grandfather who was the oldest brother of Mary Jane Coursey Arthur. He died in 1914, in SC, just one year too soon to have a death cert. And I have not found an obit yet. He is buried at Dry Creek Baptist, Ward, Saluda Co, SC where several of his children attended church. Don't know where Ewell or Harriett Robertson Coursey are buried. I am sure that is a lot more than you wanted to know about the family, but thought some of the names might ring a bell. Please share info. on any of the early Robertson/Roberson/Robinson families that you have proven so I can decide to pursue or eliminate them from my search. here are the ones I have in a list to look up. It will take some time, as I have to travel to the State Archives for a day long trip, and them when go thru one whole Box and Package at the time to find all the folks on that one. Name of deceased name of excr or adm Box-pack# Some did not give the adm. in the index. Elias Robertson Sarah Robertson 024-0860 John Robertson William Robertson 024-0861 Isham Robertson Wm Wilson 024-0870 Peter Robertson 025-0904 Martha Robertson 025-0917 Jane Robertson 025-0924 Moses Robertson 044-1845 Joseph Robertson 044-1857 James Robertson 044-1859 William Robertson 044-1865 Elisha Robertson 044-1879 William Robertson 051-2171 William Robertson 051-2174 Elisha Robertson 064-2624 d. 1/31/1850 Lewis Robertson 064-2625 J. L. Robertson et all guardian 065-2646 Temperence Robertson 067-2742 Sarah Robertson W.D. Jennings 072-2904 Susan Robertson et all, J. P. self gdn 073-2935 Hugh Robertson 076-3074 Nancy Robertson et all, gdn [ca 1853] Do you know anything about any of these folks. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

Linda, For information on the Kirklands you should get in touch with Wilma Kirkland thru the Old 96th Dist Gen. Society. To subscribe to their rootsweb site, use is [email protected] The address for posting info. after subscribing is the same w/o the "-request " I also have this web site address in my files by have not been on it in a long time so don't know if it is valid or not: http:/www.scgen.org/oldninetysix.htm I have some info., but Wilma has indicted that some of the info. sent to me by another researcher is incorrect, and I am not sure what part of it is wrong. I have two Moses Kirklands in the info., 1st one listed below by wife 1st so Moses' parents will be shown: 1 Patience RAIFORD . +Moses KIRKLAND d: 1787 Father: Aaron C. Kirkland Mother: Elizabeth Unknown And the other a son of Benjamin: Descendants of Benjamin Kirkland, Sr. 1 Benjamin KIRKLAND, Sr. b: Abt. 1751 Orangeburg Dist, SC d: Bef. January 06, 1806 Barnwell Dist, SC . +Alce [ODOM] b: 1740 ..... 2 Benjamin KIRKLAND ..... 2 Richard KIRKLAND ..... 2 Moses KIRKLAND ..... 2 Caleb KIRKLAND ......... +MARY ..... 2 Jonathan KIRKLAND ..... 2 William KIRKLAND ..... 2 Susanna KIRKLAND These children are sourced to Barnwell Co. Records, SC: Abstracts of Old Wills, Marriages, and Cemetery Records, (compiled by Edna Anderson Manning, 1949), p. 8 abstract of will of Benjamin Kirkland. Marie Kirkland wrote of the new books on the Kirklands: Author is Dr. J. R. Peacock, 1330 Eleventh St., Clermont, FL 34711-2815. An email address that may be only for ordering books, which are almost gone is [email protected] [Oct, 2002] I don't have much on them, but my ancestor, John Rotton, of Old Edgefield Dist, b. in the 1770s had a brother William Rotton who married Constance Kirkland, who is listed as the sister of the above Benjamin Kirkland. Regarding the DUKE family: There is a volunteer at the Edgefield Tompkin's library who works on the Duke family. Can't remember who it is but a message to them as [email protected] may help you find the person. remember to add the "-request " after L to subscribe to the list if you are not already a member. Also, let me know what you want to know about Rocky Creek. I have info. from the Rocky Creek Baptist Church, and several maps of the area. I had family in the area as well. My Old Edgefield Dist, SC Surnames - most back to at least the 1790 Census: Ninety Six Dist, Edgefield Co., SC : Bryan/Bryant, Burnett, Carter, Coursey, Dean/Deen, Gentry/Jentry, Holloway, Hill, Jordan, Kirkland, Loveless, May, Mitchell, Robertson, Rotton/Rauton/etc., Reynolds, Rowe/Roe, Scurry, possibly Withers. Also: Hardy, Rivers, Watkins who were in Edgefield for a short time before moving to the Warren Co., Ga area. Some of the Related lines thru siblings: Adams, Arthur, Bean, Boggero, Broom, Cogburn, Cockroft, Cook, Dozier, Holmes, Lott, Raborn, Still, White, Youngblood and many more. Hope something in this info. helps you out. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

Larry wrote: Subject: Re: [SCAIKEN] More Death Certificates - Old Edgefield Dist, SC [1915 - 1952] > Looks like there might be a typo in the birth date of 25 Dec 1958 you gave > for Julia Jackson* in your post? It took me a while to find the info. to which you referred, since I had not entered it into my files. The date you cite was from the Phillipi Church records I have and it is a transcription of a Transcription. So it needs further checking out. Fuller, Julia [JACKSON] J. [Dec 25 1958]* Jan 17 1973 Lybrand, Lillie Belle JACKSON Jan 5 1898 Nov 26 1971 Jackson, Lottie Lucille Aug 20 1903 Dec 25 1958 Jackson, Emma SANDERS Oct 4 1879 Jul 9 1959 Jackson, M. [William] Willie Apr 27 1875 Nov 9 1942 Jackson, Johnnie D. Apr 11 1913 May 17 1913 HC Ouzts identifies the first 3 as d/o Elizabeth & M. William (Willie) Jackson He calls Emma Sanders Jackson the 2nd w/o M. William (Willie) Jackson. I don't have any proof of an earlier marriage of William 'Willie' Jackson. Can anyone help with that? HC lists Johnnie Jackson as the son by this 2nd marriage. So I don't know if Emma and Elizabeth were the same wife or if there were two as HC states. The obit of Julia does not name her parents. But the obit of Emma Sanders Jackson names all of the above (except Johnnie who is deceased) as her children. Descendants of Milledge William Jackson 1 Milledge William JACKSON b: April 27, 1875 d: November 09, 1942 Burial: Philippi Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC . +Emma SANDERS b: October 04, 1879 d: July 09, 1959 Burial: Philippi Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC Father: Levi Wilson Sanders Mother: Eliza Rhoden ..... 2 Lillie Belle JACKSON b: January 05, 1898 d: November 26, 1971 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +LYBRAND ..... 2 Ella Bea JACKSON b: May 11, 1909 d: November 02, 1988 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +John Richard WEST m: Bef. 1932 ..... *2nd Husband of Ella Bea JACKSON: ......... +Carl TROTTER b: September 11, 1908 m: Aft. 1932 d: December 29, 1972 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC Father: John Rufus Trotter Mother: Susan Anna Rebecca Snelgrove ..... 2 Julia JACKSON b: ???? Aiken Co, SC d: January 17, 1973 Richland Memorial Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC Burial: Philippi Baptist Church, near Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +Marshall Newell FULLER ..... 2 Daughter JACKSON d: Aft. January 19, 1973 ......... +Herbert QUATTLEBAUM ..... 2 Daughter JACKSON d: Aft. January 19, 1973 ......... +Woodrow SNIPES ..... 2 Wilson W. JACKSON d: Aft. January 19, 1973 All of the children listed above are called siblings EXCEPT Lillie Bell Jackson Lybrand, but she was deceased prior to Julia's death, She IS listed in the obit of Emma Sanders Jackson as a daughter. So.... I don't know if there were two marriages or not. And I have not attached the Johnnie Jackson of the cem. records to the family yet. It will be a little while before I get back to the archives to check the Cem book myself. If anyone has access to Phillipi cem, and would just love to go check out the date, it would be much appreciated. Thanks Larry for noting the problem. I just cannot fix it yet. And death cert. are only available on microfilm thru 1953 due to SC privacy laws. Later post by LARRY fixed it - date of birth must have been 1916 per her age given in the following info. FULLER - Entered into rest Jan. 17, 1973 at Richland Memorial Hospital after a brief illness, Mrs. Julia Jackson Fuller, 57, of 128 Creekside Rd., Columbia, S C , formerly of Aiken County. Funeral services will be held at 4:30 p.m. Friday at Philippi Baptist Church near Johnston, S. C., with the Rev. Alvln O'Shields, assisted by the Rev. Raymond Timmerman, officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home or at the home of her sister Mrs. Snipes, 3107 Vaucluse Rd., Aiken. George Funeral Home, Aiken, S C. Thanks again Larry! Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Scott-QCA" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 12:42 AM Subject: Re: [SCAIKEN] More Death Certificates - Old Edgefield Dist, SC [1915 - 1952] > Looks like there might be a typo in the birth date of 25 Dec 1958 you gave > for Julia Jackson in your post? > > Larry > > Relate obits: > > (Aug. Chron. Obit., Sat., 11 Jul 1959) > Mrs. M.W. Jackson > AIKEN - Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Sanders Jackson, 79, formerly of > Aiken, wffl be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at New Holland Baptist Church. Mrs. > Jackson died Thursday in Columbia. The Rev. R. B. Morehead, assistad by the > Rev. W. Austin Roberts, will officiate. Interment will be held In the > Phillppi Baptist Church Cemetery near Johnston, S.C. A native of Aiken > County, Mrs. Jackson was the daughter of the late Wilson and Eliza Rhoden > Sanders. She was the widow of M. W. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson had made her > home in Columbia with her daughter, Mrs. Marshall Fuller, for the past year > and a half. She was a member of the Marion Street Baptist Church in Aiken. > Mrs. Jackson had been in failing health for the past year. The body will > remain at George Funeral Home and will be placed at the church at 3 p.m. to > await the services. Survivors include five daughters; Mrs. Lillie Belle > Lybrand, Aiken, Mrs. Carl Trotter, Ward, S.C., Mrs. Marshall Fuller, > Columbia, Mrs. Herbert Quattlebaum and Mrs. Woodrow Snipes, both of Wagener; > one son, Wilson Jackson, Wagener; one sister, Mrs. Neal Cogburn, Rock Hill; > one brother, H. H. Sanders of North Augusta, five grandchildren and seve > great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Frank Hodge, John Eargle, Tommie > Mathis, R.L. Jackson, Clyde Jackson and Hamp Jackson. > > (Aug. Chron. Obit., Fri., 19 Jan 1973) > Mrs. Marshall Fuller > COLUMBIA, S. C. - Mrs. Marshall Newell (Julia Jackson) Fuller, of 128 > Creekside Road, Columbia, died > Wednesday in Richland Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held > today at 4:40 p.m. in Philippi Baptist Church, near Johnston, S. C., with > the Rev. Alvin O'Shields officiating, assisted by the Rev. Raymond > Timmerman. Burial will be in the church cemetery. A native of Aiken > County, Mrs. Fuller > was a member of Crescent Hill Baptist Church and the Ruth Sunday School > Class. Survivors include her husband; one step-daughter, Mrs. C. R. > Winstead, Franklinton, N. C.; two step-sons, Scott P. Fuller, Columbia, S. > C. and Wiley Newell Fuller, Graham. N. C.; three sisters, Mrs. Carl Trotter, > Ridge Spring, S.C., Mrs. Herbert Quattlebaum, Wagener, S. C., and Mrs. > Woodrow Snipes, Aiken, S. C.; and one brother, Wilson W. Jackson, Wagener. > S. C. Pallbearers will include Willie Lybrand, Gene Jackson, Hamp Jackson, > Felder Jackson, James Jackson and Robert Jackson. Friends may call at > George Funeral Home, Aiken, or at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Snipes, > 3107 Vaucluse Rd., Aiken. > > > ==== SCAIKEN Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Aiken Co., SC list, send only the word > UNSUBSCRIBE to [email protected] or if you are on the Digest List > to [email protected] > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

Dear List Members, Again I am cross posting because of the county line changes and each list has a different membership. Please excuse the duplication. I am still trying to sort out all the HATCHERS and their connections in the Edgefield District, South Carolina area, especially the descendents of Benjamin Hatcher, Rev. Sol. and his wife, Lucy _?_. There were other Hatchers in the early census with no indication of how they were related to Benjamin. They either died without leaving surviving records or moved westward to Georgia and other places. My Hatcher line comes from Alfred Hatcher, son of John & Christian/a _?_, grandson of Benjamin and Lucy _?_. My female Hatcher line comes down from Frances, dau. of Alfred, through the Whitlock and Carpenter families who moved to Augusta, Georgia, after 1900. I have basically accounted for all of the remaining Hatchers on the 1860 census of Edgefield District, South Carolina. Now I am working backwards and forward with the census. I am trying to match up the census records with the information from the 1948 Leonardo Andrea report and the 1936 Rev. Francis Campbell Symonds, D. D. article in the WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE QUARTERLY, 2nd series, Vol. 16, No. 3, July 1936, pages 457-468 with the few estate records copies that I have obtained through the years. Then get it all entered in my computer genealogy program. Somebody may have already done this, but I don't have this in my computer connected to my line. If they have, I would like to hear from them to compare notes. I am looking for a husband for Lucinda [_?_]Hatcher who was on the 1840 and 1850 census of Edgefield District, South Carolina. She is missing in 1860. 1850 Census Edgefield District, South Carolina. Page 135. Lucinda Hatcher 37 Female b. SC over 20 cannot read or write Benjamin Hatcher 15 male laborer Edward Hatcher 13 male James 11 male This census page is fairly easy to read. However, I am not sure if her age was 37 or 57. The secnod number,7, is fairly clear. The first number is clear, but questionable. 37 seems to make the most sense. The ages of the chidren would indicate that she would have married a Hatcher man, probably sonewhere around her own age,in the early 1830, and that he died just prior to the 1840 census. Likely candidates might have been a son or grandson of either Benjamin b. c. 1722-74 d.c. 1856 or of John d. 1825 because those are the families who seem to have stayed in Edgefield. Anybody working on this branch of the Hatcher family? With the oldest son named Benjamin they have to fit in here somewhere. Vivian Cates, Rt. #2 Box 52-A, Alto, Texas 75925-9607

I'm descended from Leah Eddins born bet. 1802-1803 in SC w/o of James Golightly born 1788 from Spartanburg, SC. Leah died in 1881 in Woodruff Co., Ark. They lived in Limestone Co., Al., Holly Springs (Marshall Co.), Ms., and Ark. In Holly Springs, a family member, Benjamin Eddins, signed a legal document for James Golightly. I'd be glad to share what I have. June

HC Ouzts caught an error I made in the post of the informatin on Edwin Perry Holloway. In it I stated "it seems like he [Edwin Perry] married Martha after Perry was born . . ." Edwin Perry married 2) +Sarah JENNINGS b: 1835 SC m: Abt. 1859 d: 1912. Their first child was the Martha. Thanks HC for catching the error and letting me know. HC also states: that he believed that Perry was the first born of the second marriage to Sarah Jennings. However, this next record, copied a couple of weeks ago from the Estate records on microfilm at the SC State Archives, seems to prove that Perry is the child of his first wife: The following Probate information regarding guardianship of his children indicates to me that he was married before and wife died before 1855: Edgefield Co. Probate, Box 75, Pkg 3039 John B. Holloway & others (minors), E.P. Holloway filed Sept 14, 1855 E. P. Holloway guardian of the persons and estates of John B., James R., Susan and Perry Holloway, minors. Bond by E. R. Hollway, Lewis Henderson, & Henry Holloway. Letters of Gurdianship to Edwin P. Holloway on behalf of his infant children (named above) "State of SC, Edgefield Dist, in ordinary: The humble petitioner Edwin Holloway respectfully shewth, That by an act of assembly of the state of SC passed Dec. 1851, granting the land deeded by John Blackwell to Jane Lyan (Logan) & her children which lands became (escheated) after the death of Charles B. & John (Logan) to the children of Jane Logan, your petitioner and his infant children, John B. Holloway, James R. Holloway, Susan Holloway, & Perry Holloway (all under the age of 12) are entitled to a distributive share of said lands. That the said infants by reason of the immaturity of their understanding are incapable of property governing and directing their portion of the of said lands. That the said lands have aready been sold for distribution under an order from the Court of Equity of which the proceeds of sale are now in the hands of the commissioner of equity for this District. Where fore your Petitioner, the father of the said infants prays that he may be appointed the guardian of the said infants to take charge of their said estates." E. P. Holloway Sept 14, 1855 I have the birthdate of this Perry Holloway as January 12, 1852, and that is probably about the time the first wife died. Jane could have died in childbirth or from complications afterward. This is speculation only. [Death date for Perry - McCormick County Cemeteries, prepared by the McCormick Co. Historical Society, 1987.] Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

In helping a Chapman researcher look for some info. on her Chapman connections, I looked up the cem. records of some of the family in a file sent to me by Mr. Ouzts on Good Hope Lutheran Church. In that record it gave the following dates: Turner, James E. Jan 16 1861 Mar 7 1946 Turner, Emma CHAPMAN Nov 25 1860 Feb 19 1944 Chapman, Ellen Jan 1834 May 24 1914 Margie King sent me the following obit which is over a month off from the cem. record: The State Paper Thursday Jan 6, 1944 Mrs. James E. Turner Dies at Homes of Daughter in Batesburg, Rites Today Mrs. Emma Chapman Turner, 84 of Ridge Spring, died this afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Homer Hartley of Batesburg. She was a daughter of the late Jackson and Mrs. Ellen Forrest Chapman of the Good Hope section of Saluda county. Surviving are her husband James E. Turner; three sons, J.C. of Sumter, C. W. of Bath and D. H. of Augusta, two daughters Mrs. H. S. Fallaw of Ridge Spring and Mrs. Hartley, also a brother, Henry of Batesburg. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 Thursday afternoon from the Good Hope Lutheran church. Internment will be in the church cemetery. Now her death certificate gives her death as a day earlier than her obit and a month earlier that the cem. record, and it CONFIRMS her parentage. Remember, the date of death on a death Cert. and the cause of death are PRIMARY SOURCES, as they are made out by the Dr. and at the time of the death. All other info. is secondary. 1944 - Death Cert. #0860, Lexington Co, SC Emma Chapman Turner Female, White, married to James E. Turner, lived in Ridge Springs, SC b. Nov 24, 1859, Saluda Co, SC * father: Jackson Chapman, Saluda Co, SC* mother: Ellen Forrest, Saluda Co, SC * d. Jan 5, 1944, Batesburg, Lexington Co, SC cause: cerebral hemmorhage informant: Mrs. Homer Hartley, Batesburg, SC buried: Good Hope [Lutheran Church, Ward, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Tri-County Mortuary, J. L. Parrish, Batesburg, SC *Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895. Therefore the area where Emma and her parents were born would have been Edgefield Co. at the time of their birth. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

Edgefield-Saluda County ScArchives Obituaries.....Polatty, Helen Couch October 19 2004 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/sc/scfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Billie Jones [email protected] October 22, 2004, 12:24 pm "The State", Columbia, SC, Oct 22, 2004 The following obituary is copied from : Saluda -- Helen Crouch Polatty, 88, of 834 Old Chappels Ferry Rd., died Tuesday, Oct 19, 2004, in Saluda Nursing Center. Born in Saluda, she was the daughter of the late John Crouch and the late Hope Deloche Crouch. She was the wife of James W. Polatty Sr. Mrs. Polatty was a homemaker, She was a member of Good Hope Baptist Church, Good Hope Creepers, and Senior Ladies Sunday School Class. Surviving are her son and daughter-in-law, James W. "Jim" and DeLis Melton Polatty of Conway; grandson and granddaughter-in-law Frederick "Rick" and Leslie Polatty of Conway; great-grandson, Andrew "Drew" Polatty of Conway. A brother David Crouch and two sisters, Mamie Marett and Alma Boatwright preceded Mrs. Polatty in death. Graveside service will be 11 am Friday, Oct 22, 2004 at Mayson Memorial Cem. with the Rev. Steve Justice officiating. The family will receive friends after the service in the social hall. Memorials may be made to Good Hope Baptist Church Building Fund, 1738 Greenwood Hwy, Saluda, SC 29138. This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/scfiles/ File size: 1.6 Kb

Checked some death cert. today connection to the following family. The * beside the name shows a death certificate is listed below the family outline. Death cert. are available to the public for 1915 - 1952 at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC. I think the SC state archives now has the 1953 ones available. The McCormick listed as the burial in most of the death cert. is likely the McCormick City Cem., McComick, SC Descendants of Edwin Perry Holloway [parents unknown to me at this time] 1 Edwin Perry HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1822 SC d: 1901 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC . + Jane [LOGAN] m: Bef. 1846 d: Bet. 1852 - 1855 [Edgefield Co. Probate, Box 75, Pkg 3039] *... 2 John Blackwell HOLLOWAY b: 1846 [CENSUS] d: March 30, 1934 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC *...... +Susannah E. COGBURN b: August 16, 1845 m: November 19, 1867 d: April 28, 1929 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC Father: Jesse M. Cogburn Mother: Eliza Hall ............ 3 Mary E. HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1871 ............ 3 Ann E. HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1875 ............ 3 Edward R. HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1876 ............ 3 Jesse HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1877 *.......... 3 John Perry HOLLOWAY b: 1880 d: 1951 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC ..... 2 James R. HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1848 ..... 2 Susan HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1850 SC d: 1888 Burial: Deason Family Cemetery, McCormick, SC ......... +George Thomas DEASON b: 1850 SC d: 1882 Burial: Deason Family Cemetery, McCormick, SC ............ 3 Julia A. DEASON b: Abt. 1875 ............ 3 Lucius H. DEASON b: Abt. 1877 *... 2 Perry HOLLOWAY b: January 12, 1852 d: June 11, 1925 Burial: Republican Cem, McCormick Co., SC ......... +Julia Anna BROWN b: January 28, 1865 m: Bet. 1880 - 1885 d: July 01, 1907 Burial: Republican Cem, McCormick Co., SC ............ 3 Richard Lee HOLLOWAY b: November 26, 1885 d: June 01, 1971 Burial: Republican Cem, McCormick Co., SC ............ 3 Claude Edmund HOLLOWAY b: January 09, 1903 d: April 16, 1973 Burial: Republican Cem, McCormick Co., SC ............ 3 Clyde Redmond HOLLOWAY b: January 09, 1903 d: August 04, 1959 Burial: Republican Cem, McCormick Co., SC *2nd Wife of Edwin Perry HOLLOWAY: . +Sarah JENNINGS b: 1835 SC m: Abt. 1859 d: 1912 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC ..... 2 Martha HOLLOWAY b: 1858 SC d: 1936 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC ..... 2 Palestine L. HOLLOWAY b: January 19, 1862 SC d: May 21, 1886 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC ......... +L. H. CHAMBERLAIN ..... 2 Lula HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1868 SC *... 2 Effie D. HOLLOWAY b: August 10, 1871 SC d: August 25, 1936 Bordeau, McCormick Co, SC Burial: McCormick Cem, McCormick Co, SC *....... +James Lewis JENNINGS b: March 11, 1870 SC m: Abt. 1897 probably Abbeville Co, SC d: November 09, 1944 Bordeau, McCormick Co, SC Burial: McCormick Cem, McCormick Co, SC Father: William T. Jennings ............ 3 Edwin William JENNINGS b: Abt. 1898 ............ 3 Wyatt L. JENNINGS b: Abt. 1900 ............ 3 James Andrew JENNINGS b: Abt. 1904 ............ 3 William Bryan JENNINGS b: Abt. 1906 ............ 3 John W. JENNINGS b: Abt. 1912 ..... 2 Joseph E/P. HOLLOWAY b: April 07, 1872 SC d: August 02, 1957 Burial: McCormick City Cem, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC ..... 2 Isabelle HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1875 SC ..... 2 Maggie HOLLOWAY b: Abt. 1877 SC ------------------------------------------------------ 1929 - Death Cert. #6769, McCormick Co, SC Susie Anna Holloway Female, white, married age 83 yr, 3 mo, 15 days father: J. Cogburn mother: Unknown d. April 28, 1929, McCormick Co, SC cause: senility informant: G. P. McCain buried: McCormick UT: G. P. McCain ------------------------------------------------------ 1925 - Death Cert. #10281, McCormick Co, SC Perry Holloway Male, White, widow, age 73, Farmer, b. McCormick Co., SC father: Ed Holloway, McCormick Co.** mother: Not given d. June 11, 1925, Bordeau township, McCormick Co, SC cause: paralysis informant: none given; Burial: none given; UT: none given. [**Note that McCormick Co. would not have been formed when Perry was born. It was formed in 1916 from Abbeville, McCormick and Greenwood. Bordeau area was originally in western Abbeville Co, SC] ------------------------------------------------------ 1934 - Death cert # 4259, McCormick Co, SC John B. Holloway Male, white, widowed spouse of Susannah Cogburn, farmer age 83, b. SC. father: Ed Holloway, SC mother: Unknown d. March 30, 1934, Bordeau township, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC cause: cardio vascular; Jan 1934 amputatation of right foot. informant: J. P. Holloway, McCormick Co, SC buried: McCormick UT: G. P. McClain Age at death is in error, as he is found in the 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Cairo PO, hh# 1496/1483, p. 211, with father and step-mother, age 14, so that is closer to 1846 ------------------------------------------------------ 1936 - Death Cert. # 12825 - Mrs. Effie Holloway Jennings Female, White, married to J. L. Jennings b. August 10, 1871, SC father: Edwin Holloway, SC mother: Sarah Jennings, SC [note this is Edwins 2nd wife] d. August 25, 1936, Bordeau, McCormick Co, SC cause: apoplexy; cardio vascular renal disease, apoplexy 9 yrs informant: J. L. Jennings, McCormick, SC buried: McCormick UT: J. S. Strom ------------------------------------------------------ 1944 - Death Cert. #13210, McCormick Co, SC James Lewis Jennings Male, White, Widowed, OCC: County Commissioner b. March 11, 1870, SC father: William Jennings, SC mother: Effie Dora Holloway** d. Nov 9, 1844, Bordeau township, McCormick Co, SC cause: accute cardio (debilitation/dialation) informant: J. A. Jennings, Greenwood, SC buried: McCormick UT: J. S. Strom [**From other info. I have, the mother listed here is the INFORMANTs mother, and wife of James Lewis Jennings per her death cert. #12825] ------------------------------------------------------ 1951 - Death Cert. #3239, McCormick Co, SC John Perry Holloway Male, white, single, occupation looks like laborer, never in Armed services b. April 7, 1880, Abbeville Co, SC father: John Blackwell Holloway, SC mother: Susan Cogburn, SC d: (Feb) 3, 1851, McCormick Co, SC cause: found dead in bed.. no foul play, no inquest (signed James McCowan, coroner, McCormick Co.) informant: E. R. Holloway buried: McCormick UT: Strom Services, McCormick, SC Note: John B. Holloways middle name is identified in his sons DC. ------------------------------------------------------ Some Cem. records from the MCCormick Cem. The following are buried in the same Plot in the McCormick City Cem, McCormick Co, SC Holloway, Eula Mae S. [SPIRES] Aug 20 1897 Dec 19 1978 Holloway, James B. [Bruce] Apr 19 1890 Apr 22 1970 Holloway, Edwin P. [Perry] 1821 1901 Holloway, Sarah JENNINGS 1835 1912 * Holloway, Mattie 1858 1936 Holloway, Joseph P. Apr 7 1872 Aug 2 1957 McCormick City Cem. has the following buried together: [bracketed info additional info from HC Ouzts] Holloway, John Perry 1880 1951 Holloway, John B. [(Jack)] 1846 1934 Holloway, [Susannah] Susan E. [COGBURN] Aug 16 1845 Apr 28 1929 Other records: The following Probate information regarding guardianship of his children indicates to me that he was married before and wife died ca 1855: Edgefield Co. Probate, Box 75, Pkg 3039 John P. Holloway & others (minors), E.P. Holloway filed Sept 14, 1855 E. P. Holloway guardian of the persons and estates of John B., James R., Susan and Perry Holloway, minors. Bond by E. R. Hollway, Lewis Henderson, & Henry Holloway. Letters of Gurdianship to Edwin P. Holloway on behalf of his infant children (named above) "State of SC, Edgefield Dist, in ordinary: The humble petitioner Edwin Holloway respectfully shewth, That by an act of assembly of the state of SC passed Dec. 1851, granting the land deeded by John Blackwell to Jane Lyan (Logan) & her children which lands became (escheated) after the death of Charles B. & John (Logan) to the children of Jane Logan, your petitioner and his infant children, John B. Holloway, James R. Holloway, Susan Holloway, & Perry Holloway (all under the age of 12) are entitled to a distributive share of said lands. That the said infants by reason of the immaturity of their understanding are incapable of property governing and directing their portion of the of said lands. That the said lands have aready been sold for distribution under an order from the Court of Equity of which the proceeds of sale are now in the hands of the commissioner of equity for this District. Where fore your Petitioner, the father of the said infants prays that he may be appointed the guardian of the said infants to take charge of their said estates." E. P. Holloway Sept 14, 1855 These children are listed with E. P. Holloway in the following census record. The older children cannot be the children of the wife Sarah, and the above indicates that all but Martha are his children by a previous marriage. CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Cairo PO, hh# 1496/1483, p. 211 (Cairo is now in McCormick Co, SC) E. P. Holloway 39 M SC Farmer Sarah Holloway 26 F SC John B. Holloway 14 M SC James R. Holloway 12 M SC Susan Holloway 10 M SC Perry Holloway 8 M SC * Martha Holloway 2 F SC So it seems like he married Martha after Perry was born, and Martha is their only child. The daughter Martha seems to help tie them together, and makes me feel I am on the right track of two marriages. But still does not help me with his parents. CENSUS: 1880 Bordeaux, Abbeville, South Carolina, p. 88B [Source: FHL Film 1255217 National Archives Film T9-1217] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace E. P. HOLLOWAY Self M M W 58 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Sarah HOLLOWAY Wife F M W 46 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC * Martha HOLLOWAY Dau F S W 20 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Palestine L. HOLLOWAY Dau F S W 18 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Lula HOLLAWAY Dau F S W 12 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Effie HOLLAWAY Dau F S W 10 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Joseph E. HOLLAWAY Son M S W 8 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Isable HOLLAWAY Dau F S W 5 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Maggie HOLLAWAY Dau F S W 3 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC For notes and sources on particular folks, get in touch with me: Hope someone can connect Edwin Perry to his parents for me. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

I have noticed the name, POOL mentioned on the list, and I ran across something that might perhaps be of interest to someone researching that name. It is from a book called, "Passports of Southeastern Pioneers". Passports were required to travel through the Indian Lands. This one is from GA. Executive Department Tuesday 5th of March 1811 On Application ORDERED That a Passport be prepared for Messrs William POOL Senr with his wife, Wm POOL Junr with his wife three children and nine negroes, and John and Moses MCCLEVEN with their Sister, all from the County of Bulloch in this State to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians. Which was presented and signed #671 J Parker

The following were copied from the microfilm copies of the original located at the Camden Archives and Museum, Camden, SC Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------ 1951 - Death Cert. #3519 - Richland Co, SC Jessie Lee Jackson Male, White, married to Mrs. Tura Jackson Usual address: Rural Trenton, Aiken Co, SC b. Sept 25, no year given, age 67, Aiken Co, SC father: Felder Jackson b. Aiken Co, SC mother: Frances Satcher b. Edgefield Co, SC d. March 17, 1915, Providence Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC cause: myocardial infarction; bronchial pneumonia informant: not given buried: Phillipi [Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC] UT: George Funeral Home The following are buried with him in Phillipi Baptist Church. Jackson, Tura FALLAW Oct 8 1890 Jul 12 1975 Jackson, Jesse Lee Sep 25 1883 Mar 17 1951 Jackson, Julian Ray Aug 10 1927 Dec 25 1942 --------------------------------- 1942 - Death Cert. #13460, Aiken Co, SC Millege William Jackson Male, White, married to Mrs. (Joma/Jonia) Jackson (doesnt look like Emma) b. April 27, 1875, Aiken Co, SC father: Felder Jackson, Aiken Co.*, SC mother: Francis Satcher, Edgefield Co, SC d. Nov. 9, 1942, Rocky Springs township, Aiken Co, SC cause: heart disease informant: Julia Jackson, Wagoner Buried: Phillipi UT: not given or couldn't read. Did not note why I did not list it. *We know that Aiken Co. was not formed when Felder Jackson was born. Buried together at Phillipi Baptist, Edgefield Co, SC Fuller, Julia [JACKSON] J. Dec 25 1958 Jan 17 1973 Lybrand, Lillie Belle JACKSON Jan 5 1898 Nov 26 1971 Jackson, Lottie Lucille Aug 20 1903 Dec 25 1958 Jackson, Emma SANDERS Oct 4 1879 Jul 9 1959 Jackson, M. Willie Apr 27 1875 Nov 9 1942 [Millege William] Jackson, Johnnie D. Apr 11 1913 May 17 1913 ----------------------------------------------------