Billy: William Satcher's wife: Mary Amelia Crouch, b. Feb 09, 1861, Edgefield Co, SC, d. Jan 04, 1933, Edgefield Co, SC, buried Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery, Edgefield Co, SC; d/o Hardy Gamewell Crouch & Christina Franzouria Smith, Edgefied Co, SC; m/1 12/24/1878 Edgefield Co, SC, William Westly Satcher, b. Jan 11, 1854, Ward, Edgefield, Co,SC, d. Mar 12, 1921 SC. SRC: Lynette W. Williamson [email protected], Crouch Family History - Mary Amelia Crouch, (Tuesday, 10/03/2000 3:57 PM), "Electronic." & Edgefield County SC Cemteries, Tombstone Inscription - Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery, Edgefield Co, SC, (Volume 3. page 8), Received from Edith Greisser, Cross Hill, SC. [marriage] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Crouch Family History - William Lafayette Crouch 1854, (Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of January 24, 2004), "Electronic." [Mary} 1870 SC Census, Page 321, Oakland PO, Saluda, Edgefield Co. John Crouch, Cape Canaveral, FL.

Descendants of James Harrison Generation No. 1 1. JAMES1 HARRISON He married SUSANNAH. Children of JAMES HARRISON and SUSANNAH are: 2. i. EDWARD2 HARRISON, b. 1780; d. 1829, Leroy Munday Adm. of estate. ii. JAMES HARRISON, b. June 06, 1871; m. MARY "POLLY" HOLLINGSWORTH; b. 1786. Notes for JAMES HARRISON: Under Act of 1791, James Harrison had 660-3/4 acres surveyed for him the 3rd day of August 1818, situate in Edgefield Dist. on Wilson's branch, the waters of Rocky Creek and Turkey Creek, waters of Savannah River. Witness: Andrew Pickens, Gov. at Columbia, S.C. Sept. 7, 1818 in the 43rd year of American Independence. Surveyor General signs Aug.26, 1818. In a Deed recorded Sept. 18, 1831, JAMES HARRISON gave unto the Methodise [sic.] persuasion Edgefield Co., S.C. to the following persons as trustees for Mount Vernon Church, WILLIAM R. MILLWR, SOLOMON JOHNSON, HENRY SHELMUT, JOHN DORRIS, and said JAMES HARRISON, a lot or place of land containing two acres of land, lying near old Long Cane Road on head dreans[sic] of Wilson branch, conveyed to the above named trustees for the Methodist Episcopal Church, and to be good ad[sic] long as they keep a church at Mt. Vernon, when they no longer kept a church there the deed would be void. Signed Sept. 10, 1831. Trustee of Edg. Meth. Ch. 1841 There is recorded Jan. 26, 1841, a deed from JOHN RODES to JAMES HARRISON for 90 acres on Cuffytown Creek (has notation of Jan.21 1785) and it joins land of JAMES HARRISON and HENRY LANGLY. Deed was signed Dec. 29, 1840 in the 55th year of American Independence. Will of JAMES HARRISON written Feb. 14, 1841 and recorded at Edgefield Dist., S.C. Nov. 13, 1843. Witnessed by JOHN ANDERSON, JAMES M. HARRISON, E. DEVERE, AND E LAGRONE. Harrison family history contd.: "JAMES HARRISON left to his wife MARY all of his estate both real and personal of every kind, and charged her with the education of his youngest son ROBERT PICKENS HARRISON. She was to give each child his lot, but if she married she was to take six choice Negroes, one out of every child's lot, and still live at the home place and have the use of the carriage, household goods, plantation tools and stock of all kinds. JAMES HARRISON left to the use of his son JAMES S. HARRISON 14 slaves and much land. To his son JOHN E. HARRISON 14 slaves and much land. To his son ROBERT PICKENS HARRISON he left 12 slaves and much land. To his daughter SUSANNAH S. HARRISON MAYSON he left 307 acres and 12 slaves. To his daughter MARY JANE HARRISON 15 slaves, 2 feather beds, furniture and four head of cattle. To son JOHN, 1 horse, 1 bed, and furniture, four head of cattle, both guns, the sideboard and secretary, one cupboard. To LAURA ANN HARRISON HOBBS, his daughter, 7 slaves on written condition that 'if Burel E. Hobbs or any other person brings suit against JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH as ADM. of WM. H. HOLLINGSWORTH deceased to recover this property to pay damage, the said HOBBS nor his children shall never have any other way.' [sic] The main part of the property was divided between his children, JAMES, JOHN, PICKENS, SUSANNAH, and MARY, and if any of them died leaving no children his part was to go to the other four; and if they all die but one leaving no children, that one is to have all the rest, and in case they all five die leaving no children all of the estate was to be in the hands of the S.C. Conference and their successor in office for the use of the M.E. Church. His wife Mary was appointed executrix, while a widow, and his sons JAMES and JOHN and PICKENS Executors. (Will book "D" p.208 Edgefield Dist., S.C.) A conservative estimate of the value of slaves at that time would be from about $750.00 each to $1,000.00 each, so this James Harrison was a wealthy man. More About JAMES HARRISON: Property: 1803, 350 acres from Samuel Hall for $425.00 (This being part of land granted to James Wilson) Religion: 1831, Methodist Episcopal Church at Mt. Vernon, donated land iii. DAUGHTER HARRISON, b. Unknown. Generation No. 2 2. EDWARD2 HARRISON (JAMES1) was born 1780, and died 1829 in Leroy Munday Adm. of estate. He married MARY. She was born Abt. 1780. More About EDWARD HARRISON: Property: 1808, 157 Acres from Caleb Holloway Children of EDWARD HARRISON and MARY are: 3. i. JAMES M.3 HARRISON, b. 1802; d. April 23, 1870. ii. EDWARD H HARRISON. iii. ANN SAPHRONIA HARRISON. iv. MARY A. E. HARRISON. v. JOHN B. HARRISON. Generation No. 3 3. JAMES M.3 HARRISON (EDWARD2, JAMES1) was born 1802, and died April 23, 1870. He married MARY. Notes for JAMES M. HARRISON: The daughter-in-law of Sara Eugenia Collins writes: "My husband had as his nurse, one of the former slaves, and it was within the recollection of his mother that they much preferred going down to the slave quarters, if allowed, rather than eat at the big house. Child of JAMES HARRISON and MARY is: 4. i. JAMES4 COLLINS. Generation No. 4 4. JAMES4 COLLINS (JAMES M.3 HARRISON, EDWARD2, JAMES1) He married MARY SUSANNAH HARRISON. Children of JAMES COLLINS and MARY HARRISON are: i. JAMES PICKENS5 COLLINS, b. September 27, 1850; d. January 26, 1936; m. (1) MARY JOSEPHINE HOLLY; m. (2) SUSAN MORRISON. ii. MARY ANNE COLLINS COLLINS, b. 1846. iii. GIBSON HARRISON COLLINS, b. 1848. iv. SARA "SALLIE" EUGENIA COLLINS, b. 1852. v. SUSAN MARIS COLLINS, b. 1854. vi. THOMAS EFFORT COLLINS, b. 1857. vii. EDWARD COLLINS, b. 1859.

I found these on a family group sheet I was working on with the Powells, and don't see that I have posted them all. 1916 - Death cert. #35415, Saluda Co, SC Julia Mae Powell White, female, child, b. Sept 15, 1914, Saluda Co, SC father: A. L. Powell, Saluda Co, SC mother: _____ Hill, Saluda Co, SC d. June 26, 1916, Saluda township #4, Saluda Co, SC cause: whooping cough informant: A. L. Powell, Saluda, SC buried: Rocky Creek [Baptist chruch] UT: R. L. Ramey, Saluda, SC These dates do not match the date in the Rocky Creek Cem. transcriptions. They are off my several days, and birth is even given as Oct. ???? -------------------------------------------- Julia Mae Powell had a sister Mary as listed below: 1918 - Death Cert. # 31052, Saluda Co, SC Mary Powell Female, White, Child b. Feb 22, 1917, Saluda Co, SC father: Arthur Lee Powell, Saluda SC mother: ___ [Hill or Gill], Saluda, SC d. August 23, 1918, Saluda Co, SC cause: malnutrition & lack of proper nursing; contributory cause: neglect __ __ __ (ink smeared) informant: A. L. Powell, Saluda, SC buried: Rock Creek UT: R. L. Ramey The following Arthur Lee is buried in Rocky Creek Cem., Saluda Co., SC Powell, Elsie L. Jan 18 1886 Jan 11 1919 Powell, Arthur Lee Jun 5 1883 Mar 20 1960 No Mary Powell with these dates listed in the cem. records that I have; grave probably unmarked.

Linda, I took the time yesterday to work on some of the census info. that you sent me, going to the microfilm of the original. This morning I have been working to see if I could fit the pieces together with the info. that has Onor married to Mansfield and then has her as the aunt of Walker Powell per your info. from 1920 census. I did not get to the 1920 census, but did find them in the 1910 census included in the following 'discussion' that I have entered in my notes for Honor Deane. I am also posting the info. to the various lists. There are some active Powell researchers out there, and hopefully they can help. Billie ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Linda Goetz sent me previously unknown information that Mansfield Dean, brother of my gg-grandmother Lina Dean Coursey, had remarried to an Onor ? after the death of his 1st wife, Sarah Styron, Sept 12, 1888. Based on census records showing the length of this 2nd marriage in 1910, they married almost immediately after her death. I am seeking informaton on her, to prove her surname and to figure out how she is connected as an aunt to the Withers Wesley Powell with whom she is living in 1910 and 1920. Hope someone out there can help. Descendants of Mansfield F. Dean 1 Mansfield F. DEAN b: 1836 in SC d: January 22, 1901 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC . +Sarah STYRON b: July 06, 1835 d: September 12, 1888 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC *2nd Wife of Mansfield F. DEAN: . +Honora [?] b: Abt. 1848 in SC In trying to determine who this second wife of Mansfield Dean was, I found the following census records that seems to indicate that she might be Honor WALKER: There are 22 Walker families in the 1860 Edgefield Co. census book I have - None of them seemed to work with the later info. Since they later show up in Aiken, they may have been in Barnwell Co. in 1860, as Barnwell gave up its northern end along with southern Edgefield Dist, to become Aiken in 1871. CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 258 [the electronic info. I have from 1870, gives no page numbers] Robin Walker, head 67 M W SC Onor Walker, 60, F W SC Eliza Walker, 38 F W SC [identified as daughter in 1880] *Onar Walker, 22 F W SC [identified as daughter in 1880] Milinda Walker, 15 F W SC [identified as daughter in 1880] Eldred JACKSON, 20 F W SC Rachel Jackson, 19 F W SC CENSUS: 1880 Gregg, Aiken, South Carolina, p. 60B [Source: FHL Film 1255218 National Archives Film T9-1218] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Honor WALKER Self F W W 71 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Eliza WALKER Dau F S W 50 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC *Honor WALKER Dau F S W 27 SC Occ: Cotton Mill Work Fa: SC Mo: SC Malindy WALKER Dau F S W 25 SC Occ: Cotton Mill Work Fa: SC Mo: SC Walker POWELL GSon M S W 6 SC Occ: Cotton Mill Work Fa: SC Mo: SC Robert POWELL GSon M S W 3 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC To distinguished the two Honor Walkers, I am using Sr. for mother and jr for daughter in discussions. The Walker Powell, grandson of 1880, works to be the Withers W. Powell of 1910 (Langley, Aiken Co, p. 191B hh 28/12/12 and the Walker Powell of the 1920 census (Langley, Aiken Co, p. 208, 538, sheet 12A) who names Honora Deane as his aunt. She would be the sister of one of his parents and he would then be the grandson of the mother of Honor Walker (jr), in this case Honor Walker(sr), thus matching the census relationships. But who are his parents?? Since he is less than 10, he will not show up with parents in earlier census records. CENSUS: 1910 Aiken Co, SC, p. 191, hh#28/12/12, Main Street, Langley,SC [per microfilm of original) Withers W. Powell, head, M W 34, married 2nd for 4 years, SC SC SC weaver in cotton mill Cassie Powell, wife, F W 29, 1st marriage 4 years, 1 of 1 children, SC SC SC , spooler in cotton mill Susie Powell, daughter, F W 12 single, SC SC SC (would be d/o 1st wife) Florence Powell, daughter, F W 1.083 yr, SC SC SC *Honora Deane, aunt, F W 62, widow, SC SC SC (no indication of children?) According to Linda Goeta, she is listed in the 1920 census (Langley, Aiken Co, p. 208, 538, sheet 12A) with Walter Powell who names Honora Deane as his aunt. I ran out of time at the archives yesterday to check that one out. Nor did I get a chance to check on his death cert. to see if he died before 1952. I don't have Aiken Co. cem. records here at home to check either. Any help on this group of folks would be appreciated. Just post to the list and Linda and I, along with all those Powell folk with get the info. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

The following include death cert. that were copied from the microfilm collection at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC and obits sent to me from the Augusta Chronicle Archives by some fellow researchers. William H. Coursey is the brother of my gg-grandfather, John Franklin Coursey. I would love to correspond with folks who have info. on this family. So far I can find no evidence of desc. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------------------ 1 William H. COURSEY b: July 25, 1841 in Edgefield Co, SC d: December 08, 1915 in Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC . +Malissa (Maliscy) REARDEN b: September 12, 1837 in SC d: September 29, 1925 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC Father: Benjamin Rearden Mother: Abi Bird The Graniteville Cem. book transcription p. 22 has date of birth for William H. Coursey as July 2, 1841. This conflicts with the death certificate. 1915 - Death Cert. #22685, Aiken Co, SC William H. Coursey Male White, age 74 years, 4 mo. and 13 days, married Occupation: Cotton mill (card grinder?) b: July 25, 1841, Edgefield Co, SC father: Ewell Coursey, birth place unknown mother: unknown, birth place unknown d. Dec. 8, 1915, Aiken Co, Gregg township, Graniteville, SC cause: [endo]carditis informant: Mr. J. E. Coursey, Graniteville, SC burial: Graniteville, SC Undertaker: J. M. Posey, Graniteville, SC Comment: Father Ewell Coursey was married twice. His wife in 1840 was not the wife of 1850. I believe William is the son of the 1st wife who died before 1850. It is possible that William's mother died when he was so young that he did not remember her, but it is hard for me to understand noone knowing who she was!! Death Certificate #11978, State of SC, Aiken Co. Mrs. Malissa Coursey Female, White, Widowed, age 80 years 17 days b. Sept 12, 1837, SC f: Benjamin Rearden b. SC m. Abi Byrd, b. SC d. Sept 29, 1925, cerebral hemmorage informant: Mr. James E. Coursey, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Buried: Granietville, SC Undertaker: Couch & Timmerman, Graniteville, SC ..... 2 James E. COURSEY b: July 19, 1862 in Graniteville, Edgefield Co., SC d: August 05, 1941 in Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC ......... +Elizabeth Ella WILSON b: July 1859 in Graniteville, Edgefield Co., SC d: June 29, 1932 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC Mother: Mary C. Wilson Augusta Chronicle, Augusta Ga., August 6, 1941- DEATH NOTICE: COURSEY - Entered into rest at the residence of a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Bracknell, of Graniteville, S. C., Aug. 5, 1941, at the age of 79 years, Mr. James E. Coursey. Funeral services will be conducted at the Graniteville Baptist church this (Wednesday) afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. J. K. Lawton will officiate, assisted by the Rev. E. W. Hardin. Interment, Graniteville cemetery. Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, S. C. (Aug. Chron., Wed., 6 Aug 1941) J. E. Coursey Passes at Home GRANITEVILLE, S. C., Aug. 5 - James E. Coursey, 79, died here today at the home of his daughter Mrs. J. C. Bracknell. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5:00 o'clock at the Graniteville Baptist church. Rev. J. K. Lawton will officiate assisted by the Rev. E. W. Hardin. Interment will follow in the Graniteville cemetery. Besides being a member of the Graniteville Baptist church, Mr. Coursey was an Odd Fellow. Lodge 99, AFM, will conduct graveside services. Mr. Coursey was well known in Aiken county as a courthouse employee. Members of the Aiken county force will act as his honorary pallbearers. Active pallbearers will be: Andrew Yaun, Everett Willis, Ed Whittle, Robert Arender, H. A. Williamson, and Frank Eargle. Mr. Coursey is survived by, addition to his daughter, Mrs. Bracknell: one son, Mr. Joe Coursey, of Graniteville. Death Certificate# 11978, State of SC, Aiken Co. James E. Coursey Male White, Widowed 79 years old. Husband of Ella Wilson Coursey Occupation: Grave Digger b. July 19, 1862. Graniteville, Edgefield Co, SC [now Aiken Co] d. August 5, 1941, Gregg township, town of Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC , (impacted?) prostate gland f: William H. Coursey b. Edgefield Co., SC m. Malissa Rearden, Graniteville, Edgefield Co, SC burial: Graniteville, SC Undertaker: Posey's Funeral Home, Granitevillle, SC No informant listed. ............ 3 Nellie B. COURSEY b: April 08, 1892 d: 1976 Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC ................ +James Clifton BRACKNELL b: 1891 d: January 17, 1965 in Aiken, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC CENSUS: 1920 Aiken Co, SC Gregg township., p. 133 [living next door to Nellie's parents] James Bracknell, M W 28, married, SC SC SC cotton mill Nellie Bracknell, F W 26, SC SC SC CENSUS: 1930 Aiken Co, SC, Gregg township, p. 13A (stamped 163) John C. Bracknell head W M 39 (m. age 21) SC SC SC Proprietor/grocery store Nellie Bracknell wife W F 38 (m. age 20) SC SC SC *Note the name is given as John in the census. However, his obit and that of his wife Nellie Coursey call him James as does the 1920 census. Living next door is one Jas E. Coursey, 68 and Ella his wife, age 71, his in-laws. Obit sent to me by Larry Scott: Augusta Chronicle Jan 18, 1965 Aiken SC --James Clinton Bracknell, of Aiken, died Sunday in an Aiken hospital after and extended illness. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 pm, Tuesday at Posey's Funeral Home Chapel, with the Rev. J. W. Terry officiating. Burial will be in the Graniteville Cem. A Native of McCormick he had resided in Graniteville for several years and in Aiken for the past 19 years. He was a retired merchant and a member of the Marion St. Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nellie Coursey Bracknell; a sister, Mrs. J. E. Ashmore of Columbia, SC; a brother Marvin B. Bracknell, El Paso, TX; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the funeral home or the residence, 3414 Seneca St., Aiken. Another notice states - entered into rest in an Aiken Hospital, Jan 17, 1965. ............ 3 Joseph Hunter COURSEY b: August 31, 1900 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC d: May 02, 1946 in Aiken, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville, SC The Official Roster of SC Soldiers Sailors and Marines, World War 1917-1918 p. 305 lists one J. H. Coursey as follows: NSN Res. Graniteville SC. RA Ft Screven Ga June 18, 1917. Br Graviteville SC 18 10/12 yrs. Co C 15 FA to disc. Pve. Hon disch Dec 5, 1917 SCD 25% disabled. Death Certificate: did not write down number. Need to go back. Joseph Hunter Coursey Male White Occupation: Mechanic b. August 31, 1900, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC d. May 2, 1946, Aiken, Aiken Co, SC cause of death: Chronic Lymphmatic Leukemia father: James E. Coursey, b. Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC mother: Ella Wilson b. SC informant: Mrs. J. C. Brachnell Burial: Graniteville, SC Undertaker: Poseys Funeral Home, Graniteville, SC Larry Scott sent the following obit: Augusta Chronicle, May 4, 1946 Graniteville, SC - May 2 - Joseph Hunter Coursey, 45, died at an Aiken SC infirmery early this morning after an extended illness. He had lived in Graniteville nearly all his life. Funeral Services will be held at the Graniteville First Baptist Church Friday afternoon..... Interment will be in the Graniteville cem. He was the son of the late James E. and Ella Wilson Coursey and a member of the Graniteville Baptist church. Survivors include on sister, Mrs. J. C. Bracknell of Aiken. Pallbearers will be Quinby Wise, Pierce Ward, Kenneth Gay, J.B. Williams, Edd Whittle, and Gordon Reece.

The following were transcribed from the microfilm collection at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] -------------------------------------------- 1950 - Death cert. # 6078, Edgefield Co, SC Lidie Maynard Dorn Male, White, married Etta Timmerman Dorn b. Sept 15, 1872, Red Oak Section, Edgefield Co, SC (lived there all his life) father: Travis Dorn; mother: Lizzie Still d. March 18, 1950, Rural Edgefield Co., sC cause: Encephalitis informant: daughter Mrs. Ellie Gilchrist buried: Red Oak Grove, Edgefield Co, SC UT: J. H. Hollingsworth, Edgefield, SC -------------------------------------------- Death Cert. #6078, Edgefield Co., SC Ida Mae Harling Deal Female, Married, housewife, spouse - M. H. Deal b. July 28, 1878, Edgefield Co, SC father: Lemuel Harling; mother: Jame Clegg d. 5/21/1950, Jeter St., Edgefield, Edgefield Co, SC cause: Coronary infarction informant: M. H. Deal buried: East View Cem., Edgefield Co, SC UT: Edgefield Mercantile Co, Edgefield, SC Cem. Records of East View Cem., sent to me by HC Ouzts call him Mack Howard Deal. [brackets are additions by HC] Deal, Mack H. [Howard] Oct 19 1876 Jul 17 1953 Deal, Ida [Mariah] Mae HARLING Jul 28 1878 May 21 1950 Deal, Maurice Howard, Lt. Nov 12 1902 Jan 15 1958 [son of MH and Ida Harling Deal] ---------------------------------------- 1921 - Death Cert # 2774, Aiken Co, SC William W. Satcher Male, White, married Farmer b. no date given, age 67 father: Walter Satcher mother: Nancy HAZEL d. March 21, 1921, 568 Carolina Ave., North Augusta, Aiken Co, SC cause: Diabetes Melitis informant: Gary Satcher, Augusta, GA buried: Harmony Methodist Church Cem, Edgefield, SC UT: W. (I) Wilson & Son, 123 7th St., Augusta, GA. The following are buried in the same plot in the Harmony Methodist Church cem. per records sent to me by HC Ouzts: [additions by HC] Satcher, Hillery C. Jan 31 1903 May 22 1904 Satcher, William H. May 4 1896 Dec 26 1912 Satcher, W. W. Jan 11 1857* Mar 12 1921 Satcher, Amelia CROUCH Feb 9 1861 Jan 4 1933 If anyone can check out this cem. record for W. W. Satcher and check the birth year in person from tombstone, I would appreciate it. ------------------------------------------------- 1952 - Death Cert. #13614, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Lydia Cook Collins Female, White, widowed spouse of W. R. Collins b. Oct 15, 1877, Old Edgefield Co, SC father: Phillip Cook mother: Emily Kemp d. Oct 13, 1852, Self Memorial Hospital, Greenwood, SC cause: carcinoma of rectum with metastasis informant: Mrs. W. H. Caldwell buried: Bold Springs Baptist Church Cem, Callison, SC UT: Blyth's Services, Greenwood, SC Bold Springs cem. records sent to me by HC Ouzts gives the following: [info. in brackets are additions by HC Ouzts.] Cook, Jacob Phillip Nov 15 1841 Jan 9 1925 Cook, Emily Frances [(Emma) KEMP] Jan 28 1852 Apr 30 1931 Clegg, [Martha] Maggie Lee [COOK] C. [Aug 1 1874] [Aug 8] 1946 Collins, [Ann Eliza*] Lydia COOK Oct 15 1877 Oct 13 1952 *My comments: There is Ann Eliza in the census record with Phillip and Emily Kemp Cook with this bdate, but her death cert. and tombstone call her Lydia. -------------------------------------------- 1943 - Death Cert. #11815, Edgefield Co, SC Nora Lalla Cook Female, White, wife of J. L. Cook (written in a different hand like it was filled in later) b. ____, age 71, Newberry Co, SC [ca 1871] father: Jim Shumpert, Newberry Co, SC mother: Susie Sligh, Newberry Co, SC d. Oct 3, 1942, Shaw towhship, Edgefield Co, SC cause: cardiovascular disease & (ascitis?) informant: J. L. Cook buried: Ebenezer Church UT: J. H. Hollilngsworth, Edgefield, SC Shaw's township is around the area of Trenton, southern Edgefield Co, SC. The following are buried together in the Ebenezer Cem. Cook, George Allen Apr 30 1901 Jan 21 1986 Cook, John L. 1862 1948 Cook, Nora S. 1872 1943 Cook, Grace E. Jun 8 1899 Oct 22 1979 Cook, Lois E. Nov 24 1909 Aug 29 1981 I have previously posted John L Cooks DC. If someone needs it, get in touch. I checked for her parents in the 1880 census and found the following family which seems to work: CENSUS: 1880 Mendenhalls, Newberry, South Carolina, p. 181B [Source: FHL Film 1255236 National Archives Film T9-1236] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace James J. SCHUMPERT Self M M W 33 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Susannah SCHUMPERT Wife F M W 30 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Caroline B. SCHUMPERT Dau F S W 9 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC *Nora E. SCHUMPERT Dau F S W 7 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary Lee SCHUMPERT Dau F S W 5 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Rosa E. SCHUMPERT Dau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Marshal ROBINSON Other M S MU 18 SC Occ: Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC -----------------------------------------------------------

Below is an outline of the children I have for William Douglas Bledsoe and Edna Hazel I have transcribed several death cert. for this family and have included them in the info. The Cem. record informatiom comes from Cem. Records as sent to me by HC Ouzts. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------- 1 William Douglas BLEDSOE b: April 10, 1849 in Saluda Section, Old Edgefield Dist, SC d: June 22, 1932 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC . +Edney A. HAZEL b: October 28, 1851 in Saluda Section, Old Edgefield Dist, SC d: June 10, 1924 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC Father: James Wormley Hazel Mother: Mary Edna Bodie The following obit is transcribed from the scrapbook kept by Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter, share with me by Randy and Betty Trotter. W. D. Bledsoe - after a useful life of 83 years as a planter in the Bethlehem section all his life, W. D. Bledsoe died Wednesday morning. His wife who was Miss Edna Hazel, preceeded him to the grave eight years ago. There are surviving nine children. The sons are J. A. Bledsoe, James L. C., H. B., P. H., W. B., C. D. all of Johnston. Two daughter, Mrs. J. M. Dean, Mrs. J. B. Bledsoe of Johnston. Mr. Bledsoe was the son of the late Berryman and Scytha Bush Bledsoe. Rev. W. F. Harris, pastor of Bethlehem Methodist church of which Mr. Bledsoe has been a steward for over forty years, conducted the services Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock. Interment was in the church yard cemetery. I can find no death certificate for William D. or Edney A. Hazel Bledsoe. Children: ..... 2 James Berryman BLEDSOE b: January 04, 1870 d: February 03, 1950 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC 1950 - Death Cert. #2151, Saluda Co, SC James Berryman Bledsoe White, Male, single, farmer, bookkeeper, schoolteacher. b. Jan 4, 1870, Edgefield Co., SC father: William Douglas Bledsoe, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Edna Hazel, Edgefield Co, SC d. Feb. 3, 1950, Saluda, Saluda Co, SC cause: probably broncho pneumonia due to congestive heart failure. informant: H. B. Bledsoe, Saluda, SC buried: Bethlehem [Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC UT: Joe E. Edwards, Johnston, SC The informant is probably his brother Hazel Bland Bledsoe. ..... 2 Mary Margaret BLEDSOE b: December 05, 1871 in Edgefield Co, Saluda area, SC d: July 29, 1948 in Rural Edgefield, Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ..... +John Elbert BLEDSOE b: March 03, 1868 in Edgefield Co, SC d: March 20, 1951 in Rural Edgefield, Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC Father: Ransom Bledsoe Mother: Mary Ann [Hearn] Mary Margaret Bledsoe Female, White, Married to Johnnie Bledsoe (his age 80), housewife, resides rural Edgefield, SC b. Dec. 5, 1871, Saluda Co, SC * father: William Bledsoe, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Edna Hazel, Edgefield Co, SC d. July 29, 1948, Rural Edgefield, Edgefield Co, SC cause: cerebral hemorrhage informant: Miss Edna Bledsoe, Edgefield, SC buried: Bethlehem (rural) Johnston, SC [Bethlehem Methodist, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Joe E. Edwards, Johnston, SC * [Edgefield, Saluda Dist, as Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895] 1951 - Death Cert. #2867, Edgefield Co, SC John Elbert Bledsoe Male White, widower of Mary Bledsoe, Farmer, resides RFD#3, Edgefield, SC, never in Armed services b. March 3, 1868, Edgefield Co, SC father: Ransom Bledsoe mother: Mary Unknown d. March 20, 1951, Rural Edgefield, Edgefield Co, SC cause: (prostatitis) Uremia informant: Miss Edna Bledsoe Buried: Bethlehem, rural Johnston, SC [Bethlehem Methodist Church] UT: Joe E. Edwards, Johnston, SC The informant on their death certificate is their unmarried daugther: 1952 - Death Cert. # 14899, Edgefield Co, SC Edna Elise Beldsoe Female, White, never married, resided rural Johnston, SC, occ: housework b. March 23, 1900, Edgefield Co, SC father: John E. Bledsoe mother: Mary Bledsoe d. Nov 29, 1952, Rural Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC cause: complete heart block informant: None buried: Oak Grove Cem, Johnston (rural), SC UT: Joe E. Edwards, Johnston, SC ..... 2 John Albert BLEDSOE b: January 19, 1874 d: December 27, 1951 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ......... +Mabel SIMMONS b: October 09, 1880 d: January 11, 1953 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC 1951 - Death Cert. #16887, Newberry Co, SC Rev. John Albert Bledsoe White, Male, married to Mabel Simmons Bledsoe, Retired Methodist minister b. Jan 19, 1874, Saluda Co, SC * father: William Douglas Bledsoe; mother: Edna Hazel d. Dec. 27, 1951, Newberry, Newberry Co, SC cause: Coronary Thormbosis informant: Mrs. J. A. Bledsoe buried: Bethlehem Methoidst C. Cem, Saluda Co, RFD UT: Blyth's Services, Greenwood, SC * [Edgefield, Saluda Dist, as Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895] He and Mabel Simmons are buried together in the Bethlehem Methodist Church cem, Saluda Co, SC Bledsoe, Rev. John Albert Jan 19 1874 Dec 27 1951 Bledsoe, Mabel SIMMONS Oct 9 1880 Jan 11 1953 ..... 2 William B. BLEDSOE b: January 21, 1879 d: February 22, 1946 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC 1946 - Death Cert. # 3559, Richland Co, SC William Bush Bledsoe Male, White, widower of Mrs. Della Franklin Bledsoe, lived Saluda Co, worked in shipyard for 2 years. b. Jan 19, 1879, Saluda Co, SC * father: William Bledsoe, Saluda Co, SC* mother: Edna Hazel, Saluda Co, SC* d. Feb. 22, 1946, Providence Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC cause: cerebral hemorrhage informant: H. B. Bledsoe, Saluda Co, SC buried: Bethlehem [Methodist Church, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Edwards Funeral Home, Johnston, SC * [Edgefield, Saluda Dist, as Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895] There is a William H. Bledsoe in the cem. transcription that I have with same death date, but a birthdate of Jan 21 1879. I believe this is William Bush Bledsoe and the cem. transcriber read the B as an H. [I forgot to check for Della Franklin Bledsoe.] ..... 2 Scythia BLEDSOE b: April 22, 1881 in Saluda Regiment, Edgefield Co, SC d: December 28, 1946 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Meth. Church, Saluda Co, SC ......... +James Muzon DEAN b: November 14, 1874 d: September 21, 1957 Burial: Bethlehem Meth. Church, Saluda Co, SC Father: Marshall A. Dean Mother: Mary Catherine Riley 1946 Death Cert. #16319, Saluda Co, SC Mrs. Scytha Bledsoe Dean Female, White, married J. M. Dean b. April 22, 1881, Saluda Co, SC * father: W. D. Bledsoe, Saluda Co, SC * mother: Edna Hazel, Saluda Co, SC* d. Dec. 28, 1946, Johnston, Saluda Co, SC cause: cerebral hemmorhage informant: J. M. Dean, Johnston, SC buried: Bethlehem [Meth. Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC] UT: Edwards Funeral Home *[would be Edgefield Co. at this time] The following obit is copied from a clipping in the scrapbook of Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter, shared with me by Betty Trotter. J. M. Dean 82, Near Johnston -- Sept. 21 (Special) J. M. Dean, 82, died at his home in the Bethlehem Community earlier this morning after an illness of three weeks. He was in declining health several years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary L. Dean of Bethlehem community; one son by a former marriage Douglas Dean of Albuquerque, NM, and a number of nieces and nephews. The body will be at Edwards Funeral Home until 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, then will be taken to Bethlehem Church until 3 pm at which time services will be conducted by the pastor, the Rev. J. S. Blakeman, Doctor Keller, and the Rev. R. M. Brewer. Interment will be in Bethlehem Cemetery. He is buried in the Bethlehem cem. with his father, and both wives. [Additions by HC Ouzts] Dean, M. A. [Marshall] May 20 1851 Feb 20 1938 Dean, Mary Lee Apr 14 1875 Jul 7 1959 Dean, J. M. [James] Nov 14 1874 Sep 21 1957 Dean, Scythia B. [BLEDSOE] Apr 22 1881 Dec 28 1946 ..... 2 Coke Daniel BLEDSOE b: February 13, 1889 d: November 07, 1952 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ......... +ESSIE b: Abt. 1890 [Anyone know who Essie is?] 1952- Death Cert. #17875, Saluda Co, SC Coke Daniel Bledsoe Male, White, divorced, carpenter, WWI vet. b. Feb. 13, 1889, Saluda Co, SC* father: W. D. Bledoe mother: Edna Hazel d. Nov 7, 1952, Rural Saluda Co., SC cause: probable coronary thrombosis informant: L. C. Bledsoe Buried: Bethlethem [Methodist Church], rural Saluda Co, SC UT: Joe E. Edwards, Johnston, SC * [Edgefield, Saluda Dist, as Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895] ..... 2 [Laurence C. BLEDSOE] b: April 27, 1876 d: October 11, 1879 Burial: Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC Given to me as a son. However, I wonder since he is buried in Rocky Creek BAPTIST and everyone else is buried at Bethlehem METHODIST??? ..... 2 Hazel Bland BLEDSOE b: September 01, 1891 d: February 19, 1979 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ......... +Irene KING b: December 11, 1890 d: September 03, 1922 ..... *2nd Wife of Hazel Bland BLEDSOE: ......... +Mary Ann 'Mamie' HOLMES b: February 12, 1897 d: October 30, 1966 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC Father: Shadrack Alexander Holmes Mother: Mary Laticia 'Mollie' Boyd 1922 - Death Cert. #20027, Saluda Co, SC Irene Bledoe Female, white, married, Farmer b. 1888, (Laurens, SC] father: Herman King d. Sept 4, 1922, Bethelehem township, Saluda Co, SC cause: chronic Gastritis informant: L. C. Bledsoe buried: Bethlehem [Methodist Church, Saluda Co, SC] UT: Edwards Funeral Home, Johnston, SC Death cert. not available yet for Hazel Bland Bledsoe, but the following cem. records from Bethlehem Methodist confirm the dates: Bledsoe, [Mary Ann] Manie HOLMES Feb 12 1897 Oct 30 1966 Bledsoe, Hazel Bland Sep 1 1891 Feb 19 1979 ..... 2 Pierce H. BLEDSOE b: March 22, 1884 d: March 31, 1940 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ......... +Lucia KING b: June 17, 1892 d: November 01, 1978 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC 1940 - Death Cert # 5187, Saluda Co, SC Pierce Hunter Bledsoe Male, White, Married to Mrs. Lucia Bledsoe b. March 22, 188(-), Saluda Co, SC* father: W. D. Bledsoe, SC mother: Edna Hazel, SC d. March 31, 1940. Bethlehem township, Saluda Co, SC cause: acute Pulmonary (absess), complicating influenze informant: L. C. Bledsoe, Johnston, SC buried: Bethlehem [Methodist Church, Saluda Co, SC] UT: V.E. Edwards, Johnston, SC * [Edgefield, Saluda Dist, as Saluda Co. was not formed until 1895] I could not read the year of birth. Bethlehem cem. records give it as 1884. Bledsoe, Pierce H. Mar 22 1884 Mar 31 1940 Bledsoe, Lucia KING Jun 17 1892 Nov 1 1978 ..... 2 Lewis Carlisle BLEDSOE b: June 12, 1896 d: June 28, 1954 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ......... +Ruth CROUT b: July 03, 1894 in Leesville, SC d: September 03, 1984 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC They are both buried at Bethlehem Methodist Church: Bledsoe, Lewis Carlisle Jun 12 1896 Jun 28 1954 Bledsoe, Ruth CROUT Jul 3 1894 Sep 3 1984

I claim not that these are correct and free of errors, but that they were compiled in earnest by a cousin of my grandmother, the daughter-in-law of Sallie Eugenia Collins, and handed down to me in earnest. I am just transcribing them and posting them here in hopes something will ring a bell and I will meet cousins I never met before. --Jessica Thompson Eustice Of Durham, NC (search for me on Google, I am for-real.) Generation Five Martha Jane Harrison and Elbert Harling had the following children: At the present writing I have info on a Frank S. Harling and Nora Harling only. 1. Frank s. Harling married Mary _____. Second marriage was to Mary Faulkner in 1880 at Graniteville, S. C. by reverend homas Walker. He died Jan 14, 1930. 2. Noral Harling born October 20, 1861, died March 3, 1936. My husband remembers very pleasantly Nora Harling, as she was a spinster lady who visited his mother. Mary Susannah Harrison and James Collins had the following children: 1. Mary Ann Collins b. 1846 2. Gibson Harrison Collins b. 1848 3. James Pickens Collins b. 1850 4. Sara Eugenia Collins b. 1852 5. Susan Maria Collins b. 1854 6. Thomas Efford (Effort?) Colllins b. 1857 7. Edward Collins b. 1859 1. Mary Ann Collins born Oct. 2, 1846, died Jan 18, 1850 2. Gibson Harrison Collins. Born July 17, 1848 died ____. This is “Tone” or “Toney”. At age of 15 he ran away and joined the Confederate States Army. He died many years later in the Confederate Home in Atlanta, GA. No info on whom he married. 3. James Pickens Collins born September 27, 1850 died Jan 26, 1936. He is buried at Johnston, S.C. He married Susan Morrison. [He was Jessica Thompson Eustice’s great grandfather. My grandmother has added in her own writing that he married a second time, Mary Josephine Holley. ] 4. Sara Eugenia “Sallie” Collins: Born Nov. 18, 1852, died October 12, 1926. She is buried in Graniteville. Sara Eugenia worked in the weave room of the Graniteville Mfg. Co. and there met William Marion Martin who also worked there. They were married at home in Graniteville about 1880. Wm Martin was on the Board of Stewards of the Methodist Church in Graniteville. We have a charming picture of Sallie, Bill and their three children.[sic] My Husband says he remembers being all dressed up for the occasion of going to Augusta to have their pictures made. He was nine, Brother five, and baby sister was posed sitting on mama’s lap. Some sixteen or seventeen years later Wm Martin went to Alabama to live, marrying there and has a family in Sylacauga, Ala. He is buried in Sylacauga. I do not know if the Tillman family ever lived close to the Collins family, but I do know that Francis Miller Tillman who afterwards became a Mrs. Simpson was a lifelong friend of Sara Eugenia Collins Martin. As an old lady Mrs. Simpson also lived in Graniteville, and is remembered by Mary Glover Cooper. On a recent visit to South Carolina we went to the old Simpson Home. It is in a very bad state of repair and will not stand much longer. It was interesting to note how it was put together wilth wooden pegs instead of nails. There was also an interesting staircase which we did not dare ascend fearing the walls would fall on us. Mrs. Tillman says this was Chester. From there we went to the cemetery where the Tillman family is buried. This is near the Presbyterian Church called “High View”. It is built on a hill and was organized May 20, 1877. We noted at the time that it did not have a gallery for slaves, but were unaware of the reason. Station was established at the invitation of B.R. Tillman and his sisters at the Pavillion of the Hussars near the residence of Mr. Tillman. The Church was built on Tillman property and dedicated in November 1883. From there we went to Lanham Springs. This was a favorite picnic grounds of the early days, and here was held a reunion of survivors of Company I and Company K of the 24th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers commanded by General Ellison Capers, Sept 4, 1891. Congressman Geo. Tillman was present and Gov. Tillman was present. (correct). Since the Harrison men and their relatives and our grandfather Collins were in the 24th of the S.C. Volunters, it is interesting to note here that they saw hard service and served in Hood’s Tennessee Campaign and especially the battle of Franklin. 5. Susan Maria Collins born Dec. 16, 1854 died September 1917. She married William John Glover (Born june 19, 1839, died May 26, 1901) married at Graniteville, S.C. sbout 1874. Both she and William Glover are buried in Graniteville Cemetery. While we were in South Carolina, Mary Cooper showed us some early pictures of her father and mother. We also have an interesting later picture of Susan Collins Glover. 6. Thomas Effort (Efford?) Collins born April 10, 1857, died Jan 24, 1923. Married Jane Owens (born 1856 died 1932.) They were married in 1876 and both are buried at Graniteville. 7. Edward Collins born 1859 died May 10, 1923. Married Anna Lott. They are both buried in Graniteville. Elizabeth Harrison and Limuel Alexander Hamilton had the following children: 1. James Crack Hamilton (married Elizabeth Horton) 2. Sallie Hamilton married Whitman Lanier Have no information on the children of Elizabeth Harrison Hamilton by her second marriage to W.T. Mathis. No info as to children of John E. Harrison. No info as to children of Geo. A. Harrison No info as to children of Charles H. Harrison No info as to children of Thomas H. Harrison James William Harrison and _________ Harrison had the following children: 1. James Harrison 2. Ida Harrison 3. Lucinda Harrison Generation six: Children of Frank S. Harling and Mary Harling : No issue Children of Frank S. Harling and Mary Faulkner Harling were: 1. Hancie Eugene Harling 2. Alonso Jerome Harling 3. Mary Lee Harling 4. George Franklin Harling 1. Hancie Eugene Harling born March 27, 1881 married Mary Davis. 2. Alonso Jerome Harling born July 28, 1882 married Myrtle Powell 3. Mary Lee Harling born Feb 7, 1885 married Jas. C. Carter. 4. George Franklin Harling (No dates or info) Children of Gibson Harrison Collins and _______ Collins were: 1. Thomas Collins 2. Ed Collins 3. DeVille Collins No further info on them Children of James Pickens Collins and Susan Morrison Mary Josephine Holly Collins were: 1. Mona May Collins 2. Adelaide Zelma Collins [1.Mona May Collins married Charles Wall, then J.C. Porter, then _____ Allen. No children 3. Adelaide Zelma Collins married Dave Giboney, then Col. Harold Sydenham. Her children were Barbara Mona Sydenham, and Mary Louise Sydenham.] Children of James Crack Hamilton and Elizabeth Horton Hamilton were: 1. David Gilchrist Hamilton married Eva Odem 2. Benjamin Horton Hamilton married Lottie Bryan 3. William Hamilton married Sophronia Day 4. Roxy Hamilton married Wm. Franklin 5. Minnie Hamilton married Felix Day 6. Kate Hamilton married Will Mosely 7. Mary Hamilton married Walter Sorgee 8. Limuel Hamilton married Eula Wingard 9. Sallie Hammilton died young 10. Arthur Hamilton died young 11. Florence H. Hamilton died young All Hamiltons are deceased except Mary Hamilton Sorgee. [at the time this was originally written] All are buried in Graniteville, S.C. except Florence Hamilton who is buried in Edgefield, S.C. Children of Sallie Hamilton and Whitman Lanier were: 1. Susan Lanier married Jesse Harrison 2. Docia Lanier married ____ Franklin (deceased) [sic] 3. Walter Lanier (deceased) [sic] 4. Robert Lanier 5. Annie Lanier married John Seigler Children of Sara Eugenia Collins [grandma’s aunt] and Wm Martin were: 1 James William Walter Martin 2. Jesse Hartwel Martin 3. Cornelia Barsheba Martin 1. James William Walter Martin, born Oct. 21, 1882 in Edgefield. He was named for his great grandfather, grandfather, and also his father. A few years after graduating from Citadel College in Charleston S.C., degrees B.S. and C.E., he married Lillian “Lilly” Hunter, daughter of the distinguished physician and surgeon Dr. Benjamin Waggoner of Charleston S.C. The Hunter family at one time lived in Edgefield. S.C. and Dr. Hunter brought my husband into this world [sic] and remained his closest friend until his death. My Husband says many times Dr. Hunter reminisced about belonging to the “Red Shirts” and has often told him tales of the Ellenton riots. The marriage of Lilly Hunter Martin and James Martin was early dissolved. Lilly Martin for a time lived in North Augusta, later Florida, and died in New Orleans, La. After her death James Martin who by that time had come to Alabama, Married Lillian Fritz of Mobile, Ala. March 7, 1932. In World War I, James martin was Capt. Engineers Corp. and was honorably discharged Dec. 21, 1918 (Official roster of S.C. Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines Was 1917-18 Charleston County). 2. Jesse Hartwell Martin, born Aug, 17, 1886 died Oct. 13, 1918 during the flu epidemic prevalent at that time. Buried in Graniteville, S.C. Married Lessie Slayton who remarried after his death and she died Dec. 24, 1945 3. Cornelia Barsheba Martin known as “Nela” was named Cornelia for her aunt Cornelia Martin. She was four years younger than Jesse. She lived in Alabama with her father and married Dr. Joe Moore of Birmingham Ala., who was also her cousin. She was a very beautiful lady with a soft wistful expression, to judge from her photograph. She has been dead for many years, and was divorced at the time of her death. Children of Susan Maria Colins and William John Glover were: 1. Hazeltine Virginia “Hattie” Glover 2. William Eugene Glover 3. Isabelle Glover 4. Mary Susannah Harrison Glover 5. Thomas Edward Glover 1.Hazeltine Glover died young 2. William Eugene died young 3. Isabelle Glover died young 4. Mary Susannah Harrison Glover born at Graniteville, S.C. Nov. 11, 1883 married John Hankins Cooper (Born Hogansville, Ga., Nov 23, 1882) at Graniteville. S.C. July 22, 1908 in the Methodist Church by Rev. J.M.Wright. 5. Thomas Edward Glover born april 11, 1881, Married Hattie Cook, 2nd Marie Frazier (divorced) and 3rd Mrs. Cassie Busby. He served in World War I. Children of Thomas Effot Collins and Jane Owens Collins were: 1. William Edward Collins married 1901 Mary Hamilton who died in 1943. She was born in 1879. Then he married Nora Bolt (born in 1869.) William Edward Collins died Nov. 1949 Children of Edward and Anna Lott Collins were: 1. Edith Collins married Rober Norris of Augusta, Ga. (deceased). We have [sic] a picture of Edith in a group which included Sara Eugenia Collins Martin and her son Jesse Hartwell Martin. -----Original Message----- From: First Families [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 4:21 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Genealogy Sourcing Errors Hello South Carolina Researchers: As most of you are aware the question of genealogical frauds and hoaxes must be of concern to genealogists and researchers since so much information out there is very questionable. We have several pages on our web sites that will be of great help to you in understanding what the problems are. We have updated one of the pages in our Fraudulent Lineages area. The page in question is titled; BEWARE OF THE SOURCE HOAX Many of you are quite aware of some of some of the ways frauds and hoaxes are committed and you may need to review your lines to see if possibly they may contain some of the situations we cover. 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Hello South Carolina Researchers: As most of you are aware the question of genealogical frauds and hoaxes must be of concern to genealogists and researchers since so much information out there is very questionable. We have several pages on our web sites that will be of great help to you in understanding what the problems are. We have updated one of the pages in our Fraudulent Lineages area. The page in question is titled; BEWARE OF THE SOURCE HOAX Many of you are quite aware of some of some of the ways frauds and hoaxes are committed and you may need to review your lines to see if possibly they may contain some of the situations we cover. The URL for this page is; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/hoax.htm For those of you who are AOL members you may have trouble connecting to many pages that may come up with a message such as "Page Does Not Exist" and you can cure that by using your browser feature of Copy and Paste the URL to your browser and then enter from there. There are many other pages listed within this section and all may be viewed freely by everyone. The very best to you and yours. Harold Oliver America's First Families

JAMES M HARRISON and MAR HARRISON had the following Children: 1. MARTHA JANE HARRISON called JANE 2. MARY SUSANNAH HARRISON called MARY S., MARY SUSAN, and also SUSAN 3. ELIZABETH HARRISON called NANCY 4. JOHN E. HARRISON 5. GEORGE AUGUSTUS HARRISON called “GUS” 6. CHARLES H. HARRISON 7. THOMAS H.HARRISON 8. JAMES WM. HARRISON called WILLIAM* *[1840 census indicates the following for the children of James M and Mary Harrison: John E. age 18 George A. age 16 William H age 13 Thomas H age 11 Charles H. age 9 Nancy Bush age 10] 1. MARTHA JANE HARRISON born Oct. 9 1826 died May 23, 1910, married ELBERT HARLING (born May 16, 1819, died July 4, 1882). Both are buried in Mt Creek Church Yard near Edgefield, S.C. ELBERT HARLING served in the war Between the States as a private in company “K” of the 24th regiment of infantry, S.C. volunteers, in which company also served his brothers-in-law JAMES COLLINS and JAMES WILLIAM HARRISON as well as numerous friends and relatives. 2. MARY SUSANAH HARRISON born 1826 died of pneumonia Feb. 25, 1901, while on a visit to her son JAMES PICKENS COLLINS in Johnston, S.C. She was brought back to Graniteville S.C. for burial and rests in the lovely old cemetery, together with four of her children. She married JAMES COLLINS. Since MARY SUSANNAH HARRISON COLLINS is the great grandmother of my son [this family history was written by one of Jessica Thomspon Eustice’s grandmother’s cousins and is simply quoted in this transcription] for whom this information has been compiled, I set down in complete detail the knowledge I have. Our first glimpse of MARY SUSAN is from an old tin type and she is probably about seventeen at the time. She stands composed, demure and dainty while complacently seated is a gentleman friend! It is said the gentleman was BILL LAGRONE. Undoubtably it is the son of MARY A.E. HARRISON and ELIAS LAGRONE, MARY SUSAN’S cousin. Wheter there is an ‘understanding’ between them, I do not know, but also we have a tin type of BILL LAGRONE taken alone, and these two pictures come down to us from MARY SUSAN herself. MARY SUSANNAH HARRISON was a singer, possibly of no particular importance other than her own pleasure, but we have her song book with the old square notes and on the fly leaf the book has written “Mary Susan’s Book April the 2nd, 1843.” We do know that she was a very able seamstress and this stood her is good stead when the lean times came after the War. No doubt she was also a feminine charmer of no mean ability as we have a most quaint old valentine, the date May 6, 1844, in which the suitor John B. Cook declares his intentions to “Miss S.H.” We have not found a record of her marriage to JAMES COLLINS but have placed it between June 1844 and January 1846. We have recorded under date of Oct.9, 1854 a deed from James S. Collins to 'B.B. Outz’ (Book HHH p. 65) where he sold 96 acres on Mt Creek joining lands of Avon Hill, J Sheppard. A Reynolds and Gibson Collins and others. Witnesses Geo. M. Outz, William M. Hamilton testify Oct. 9, 1854. Susan Collins also sign [sic] the release. It is worded to call her Susan but she signs it as Mary S. under date of March 8, 1851. On April 15th, 1862 at Edgefield, S.C. James Collins enlisted as a Private of company “K” 24th Regiment S.C. Infantry, Confederate States Army. A report of operations and casualties of that organization in the Battle of Secessionville, S.C. June 16, 1862, dated James Island S.C. June 18, 1862 shows him missing. An undated Union Prisoners of war roll shows him captured at James Island, S.C. No later record of him has been found (letter from Adjutant General’s office Dec. 15, 1949) Historical Commission of S.C. at Columbus, S.C. says “James Colllins enlisted as a Private of company “K” 24th Regiment of Infantry May 13, 1862 from Edgefield District S.C. under Captain S.S. Tomkins. He is also listed on a roll of this Company dated 30th June 1862, as ‘supposed to be a prisoner taken battle 16th June, 1862.’ His name does not appear on any later rolls to the end of the War. Note: June 16, 1862 was the date of the Battle of Secessionville on James Island, and this Company was stationed on James Island at that time. My Husband [sic…this is from my grandmther’s cousin’s records remember] says his mother told him her father died in a prison ship in New York of cholera. We know he never returned to his wife and family. The one letter that is extant from James Collins is so interesting and descriptive that I have asked permission of MARY GLOVER COOPER (His granddaughter) to include it here: ‘Secessionville James Island June the 1st 1862 Dear Wife: I take this opportunity of dropping you a few lines to let you know that I am well at present. I hope when these few lines reaches you that you and the children will be enjoying the same blessing. We have moved twice since I wrote to you, but we are on the same Island, but I do not know when we will move again. Some say we will move tomorrow, but I don’t think we’ll stay long at this place for we cannot get water fit to drink. It is the greatest land that I ever saw in my life. The people have all moved off. There is nobody on the island but soldiers. The crops look fine, corn is in from breast to head high. The Island is fifteen miles long. The land is as rich as it can be and as level as it can be. It is very warm down here in the day time, but it is very cool in the night. The health of the camp is very good. There is some cases of mumps and measles in the camp. I am very well at the time, but I have been poorly ever since I have been on the Island with my bowels, but they have got a heap better and I think I can stand it tolerable, I have not stopped yet. I want you to write to me about the wheat, you must do the best you can. The Yankees shelled us from the camp they was at. When I went to the camp, we lay in the swamp all day until evening, then we went back and got our things and moved about three miles from where we were and camp that night, and next day we moved about three miles more. We are now in full view of Ft Sumter and and about three miles from Charleston. I can not write much Susan, for it is the worst place to write you I ever did see. Someone is always a coming in to ink of paper or something else. It is powerful hot in the tent now, about one o’clock. You must excuse my bad writing for a feller has to catch his chance. “Doc” is a cutting wood today. Tell Tony I will try to send him some palmetto by the next letter I write. Tell Cousin Jarrott to write to me. Tell him I want to see him mighty bad. Give my love to all the children. I will try and come home as soon as I can, but no one can get a furlough now, times is sorter squally down here. As to my promise about the dog, I have kept it, and if I live I will keep it, I give you my word as a soldier. I have not seen but one white woman since I have been down here. I want you to get the dog if you please. I want to see you all mighty bad. Tell little Eddy howdy for me. I must close, Your affectionate husband until death. J. Collins. You must write, I want to hear from you. Write every chance you have. I heard from J. Collins [sic].” The above letter is addressed to Mrs. Susan Collins, Pleasant Lane, Edgefield, S.C. We know there was a post office there and believe that her father James M. also lived in that vicinity, but I do not know if she lived with him after her husband went to the War. My husband [sic] says his mother always told him that all of them were raised in luxury. She herself did not benefit too much from this, having been born not to long before the beginning of the War. Under date of Jan 28, 1865, Jas. M. Harrison of the state of S.C. Edgefield District for and in consideration of the natural love and affection he bore for his daughter Mary S. Collins, did give and grant into her, the children of her body, her executors, administrators and assigns, a tract of land in said District lying on the waters of Rocky Creek, waters of Turkey Creek, waters of Big Stephens Creek and Savannah River. Containing 30 acres of land, adjoining lands of Jarrott Nobles, James S. Harrison, and himself, to have and to hold the said land unto the said Mary S. Collins and her children, her executors and administrators and assigns forever, and the said Jas. M. Harrison for himself, his heirs and assigns forever. Witnessed by Jas M. Harrison and Wilkinson Motes. (Courthouse records; Deed Book LLL p. 131). My Husband’s mother told him they had a difficult time especially after the war, and that they were in the path of Sherman when he marched through South Carolina. They mananged to save some things because ex-slaves took them to the woods and hid them. There were only six slaves who chose to remain with the family after they were freed. Mary Susan Collins appears on the Edgefield County 1870 Census as Susan Collins, age 43. Occupation Farming. Real estate $129.00 Personal $180.00 Born in South Carolina. Three of her children also appear: Susan 15, Thomas 13, and Edward 11. All were born in South Carolina. On Dec 1, 1880, Mary S. Collins sold her 47 acres of land to James Harrison Strom, grandfather of the present [sic] Governor of South Carolina, Strom Thurmond. She gave her address as Graniteville, S.C. in Aiken County (Book 5, p. 462). In 1884 William and Susan Mayson sold their land to James H. Strom and in 1886 Nancy and Willima Mathis sold their land to the same J.H. Strom. Nancy Mathis was Nancy Elisabeth or Nancy Bush Harrison sister of Mary Susannah.

I am looking for information on Reuben Mundy b. 1777 in VA? d.Feb 28, 1856 in GA. Family legend says that he was born in VA, migrated to GA and his father's name was William. FACTS: Reuben was in Putnam Co. GA Feb 10, 1814 when he married Mary Polly Andrews. He was previously married but her name is not known. He had three children by his first wife: Julia Ann Mundy, Mary Melvina Mundy and Hilery C. Mundy. By his second wife he had nine children. Also, family legend says that his first wife and father died during the migration process in either NC or SC. There is a Rubin Monday and Samuel Monday listed in 1810 in Edgefield, SC In 1820 there is a Henry Mundy listed, also. Reubin by 1820 is in GA. There is a William and James Monday listed in 1820 in Iredell Co. In 1810 there is a William Mundy listed. Can you shed some light on these Mundys and specifically Rubin? Is the Rubin in Edgefield SC my Rubin? Could William be related to my Reuben? Is he the father or brother? I would be interested in corresponding about the Mundy/Munday/Monday families. I have extensive info on Reubin's offspring. This has been my brick wall for the past 20 years. It is almost like he dropped from the sky into GA. ===== D H Deci Researching in GA: Hart, Drane, Knowlton, Mallory, Mundy, Ansley, Carter, Andrews Researching in MS: Drane Researching in AL: Knowlton Researching in WI: Kaiser, Baumann, Meidl Visit my site: http://www.geocities.com/familyhunter77/ __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. http://mobile.yahoo.com/maildemo

I have been rereading some old messages that I saved because there was still something that needed to be done. This one deals with the conflict between the census records of the Jesse Satcher family and the death certificate of one Frances S. Jackson, who I have as Frances Satcher Jackson. I need help with some of the conclusions I have made. From cemsus records, I found the following informtion on the Jesse + Sarah [Hazel] Satcher. 1850 Edgefield Co, SC., Edgefield Division, p. 94B, hh# 1453 Satcher Jesse 30 M Farmer 1,000 SC Satcher Sarah A. 28 F SC Satcher Margaret 8 F SC Satcher Tillman 6 M SC Satcher John 4 M SC Satcher Sarah 2 F SC 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Edisto Mills PO, p. 16 HH#122/119 Jesse Satcher 41 M Farmer SC Sarah A. Satcher 38 F School mistress SC Margaret E. Satcher 18 F SC Tillman Satcher 16 M SC Frances Satcher 7 F SC Milledge Satcher 5 M SC Burgess Satcher 2 M SC Elizabeth Satcher 32 F Domestic SC James Altman 21 M Farmer SC Elizabeth Satcher may be a unmarried sister?? Horace Satcher identifies Jesse's wife as Sarah Ann Hazel, but at this time it is not verified. I have ASSUMED that all of the children in the census records belong to Jesse and Sarah, but have no will or other document to verify those conclusions. Sarah is found living with her son Tillman in the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census, hh# 295 with other of her children: Tillman Satcher, head, 26, M W $1500/500 b. SC Sarah A. Satcher, mother, 50, F W SC Milledge Satcher,, brother, 14, M W SC Darling H. Satcher, brother, 9, M W SC Wiley F. Satcher, brother, 6, M W SC Elizabeth Satcher, relationship not stated, 45, F W SC (sister to Tillman's deceased father) Sarah is found head of household with other members of her family living with her as follows in 1880 CENSUS: 1880 Ward township, Edgefield Co, SC, p. 437C [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Sarah A. SATCHER Self F W W 59 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Elizabeth SATCHER SisterL F S W 58 SC Occ: Sewing Fa: SC Mo: SC Darling SATCHER Son M S W 19 SC Occ: At School Fa: SC Mo: SC Wiley SATCHER Son M S W 16 SC Occ: Works On Farm Fa: SC Mo: SC Milledge SATCHER Son M M W 24 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Sallie SATCHER DauL F M W 20 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC Lillie SATCHER GDau F S W 3 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Josephine SATCHER GDau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Lula SATCHER GDau F S W 1 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC William BLODSOE Other M S W 46 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC --------------------------------------------- Regarding James Felder Jackson: CENSUS: 1850 Edgefield Co, SC, The District, p. 100A, hh# 1538 [Online - transcribed by Martha Jacobson] Jackson Daniel 35 M Farmer 350 SC Jackson Elizabeth 38 F SC Jackson Mary A.D. 14 F SC Jackson John F. 12 M SC *Jackson James F. 10 M SC Jackson Frances 8 F SC Jackson Susannah 4 F SC Jackson Daniel A. 2 M SC CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Edisto Mills PO, p. 16 HH#123/120 - [book transcription] Daniel Jackson 45 M Farmer SC Elizabeth Jackson 47 F SC Mary Ann Jackson 20 F SC *Jackson F. Jackson 18 M SC Frances Jackson 14 F SC Susana Jackson 12 F SC Daniel A. Jackson 9 M SC Darling Jackson 7 M SC Elizabeth Jackson 5 F SC Martha Jackson 3 F SC In the 1860, the Jacksons are living next door to Jesse and Sarah A. Satcher who have a daughter Frances b. 1853. Phillipi Baptist church minutes, posted to the list by Dana Haggard [email protected] March, 2004 "Miss Frances Satcher now Jackson by baptism 20 Sept 1867" CENSUS 1870 Edgefield Co. SC, finds several Jackson families, living next door to Felder Jackson - his parents in hh#338 and his brother in hh# 340 hh# 339 Felder Jackson, head, 29, W M $75/100 SC Frances Jackson, wife, 16, F W SC Darling Jackson, no relationship given, 16, M W SC [Darling is a brother from 1860 census] Martha P. Jackson, no relationship given, 13, F W SC [Martha is a sister from 1860 census] Henry A. Jackson, no relationship given, 9, M W SC [Henry is not listed in 1860 census, but he is probably another brother, as Frances is too young to be his mother. Other possibility.... Felder was married twice and Henry was a son of 1st wife??] Phillipi Baptist Church Minutes: "Mr James Felder Jackson rec'd by letter 4 Aug 1871 (died 15 Jan 1895)" He is married an head of his own household in 1880, married ca 1870 based on the age of the first known child. 1880 Census Place: Wards, Aiken, South Carolina. p. 284A [ Source: FHL Film 1255218 National Archives Film T9-1218] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace James F. JACKSON Self M M W 38 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Francis S. JACKSON Wife F M W 28 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Anna E. JACKSON Dau F S W 9 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary C. JACKSON Dau F S W 7 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Margret E. JACKSON Dau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Milldge W JACKSON Son M S W 5 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Georgie B. JACKSON Dau F S W 6M SC Fa: SC Mo: SC -------------------------------------------- Phillipi Baptist church cem. records: James Felder and Frances are not buried beside each other, there is a child between them: Jackson, Frances L. Jul 15 1853 Dec 17 1928 Jackson, Felder Jan 5 1896 Jan 20 1899 Jackson, J. Felder Apr 15 1841 Jan 15 1895 ---------------------------------------------------- So, I concluded that Francis S. of 1880 was Francis Satcher d/o Jesse Satcher and Sarah Ann [Hazel] and that she married James Felder Jackson. Then I got her death certificate: 1928 - Death Cert. #12175, Edgefield Co, SC Mrs. Frances Jackson White, Female, Widow b. July 15, 1853, Edgefield Co, SC father: [James] Satcher, Edgefield co, SC mother. Ann [Floyd] d. Dec. 17, 1928, Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC cause: Mitral insufficiency informant: J. L. Jackson, Johnston, SC buried: Phillipi UT: Lott - Walker, Johnston, SC The parents don't fit with the other information. So...... 1. I checked the 1850,1860, and 1870 census records for a James Satcher in Edgefield around the time of Frances' birth and time at home. There was none. 2. I read the DC father as James altho is was very difficult to read, so it might have been Jesse. 3. Mother Ann could be Sarah Ann, and the Floyd name [in brackets because it was so hard to read] may be in error. 4. Frances' husband had been dead 33 years; her father died before her children were born; and her mother lived, but may only have been known as "Granny Satcher". Therefore the error may be a lack of knowledge by the informant, who was a Jackson, and not one that I can identify at that. Conclusion: I am still going with the census record and the info. that she is the daughter of Jesse Satcher until other evidence comes up that convinces me otherwise. I believe her to be the d/o 1 Jesse SATCHER b: Abt. 1819 d: May 24, 1865 . +Sarah Ann HAZEL b: November 12, 1821 d: May 09, 1890 Father: Darling Hazel Mother: Margaret Bland ........2. Frances Lucretia SATCHER b: July 15, 1853 in SC d: December 17, 1928 in Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church Cem, Johnston, Edgefield, SC ........ +James Felder JACKSON b: April 15, 1841 in SC m: April 28, 1870 d: January 15, 1895 Burial: Phillipi Baptist Church Cem, Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC Father: Daniel Jackson Mother: Elizabeth Unknown Can anyone provide information that helps me prove or disprove her attachment to her parents? And also prove the surname of Jesse Satcher's wife? Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected]

In the recent posting by Census20 on the estate of Andrew Burney I noted that he named George Bender as his step-son- from that I have added to the small amount of info in my database to be the following Descendants of the wife of George Bender, SR 1 [1] wife of George (Bender) b: Bef. 1750 +George Bender d: Bef. 1782 2 George Bender, Jr. b: Bet. 1774 & 1782 d: Abt. 1800 +Sarah Rose Mary Zubly b: Abt. 1773 d: Apr 04, 1836 m: Feb 23, 1792 3 Ann Helena Bender b: 1800 d: May 24, 1850 +Samuel Clarke b: Jul 28, 1791 m: Nov 11, 1819 in Beech Island, Barnwell County, South Carolina 4 John Bender Clarke b: Sep 19, 1821 4 Elizabeth Jane Clarke b: Feb 15, 1823 4 Samuel James Mills Clarke +Sarah Lawton *2nd Husband of [1] wife of George (Bender): +Andrew Burney b: Bef. 1750 m: Bef. 1782 in Beech Island, Barnwell District South Carolina I also have the following couple in the Beech Island area Descendants of William B. Burney 1 William B. Burney b: Abt. 1760 d: Aft. 1798 +Mary Zubly b: Abt. 1777 d: Mar 01, 1848 m: Aug 06, 1797 she was a sister of Sarah Rose Mary Zubly and they are daughters of David Zubly who proved the will of Andrew Burney The dates of birth are estimates based on other relationships or known dates. Can anyone connect the dots and identify the relationship between William B. Burney and Andrew Burney? Son most likey but may have been a brother and older that I have estimated. These are not direct ancestors for me but I would like to match up the loose end relationships Any clues to the name of the mother of George Bender, Jr. (wife of George Sr and Andrew Bender)? and if she was also the mother of William B. if he was Andrew's son? Candy [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])

Can anyone help me with Matthew Corley? Census age places his birth around 1800, born in South Carolina. The 1860 census places him in Richardsonville area. The 1870 census places him in Saluda Division, Chappels Depot Post Office. Any leads determining the names of his parents or any other information about him will be appreciated. Ken Priester Winston Salem, NC

Billie: John: Per My copy of HC Ouzts' 2000 Crouch file, which may be way out of date by now, he has the following connections: 1. John Crouch (b. 1725 VA, m. Margaret 27547 (b. VA), d. 1793 Edgefield SC) lb John Crouch's tombstone is in Saluda and its dob is 1730, dod is 1791 which agrees with his will. 2. Isaac Crouch [1758](m.1. Elizabeth (b. 1786 SC, d. 11/15/1826 Edgefield SC), 2. Martha, d. 2/8/1840 Edgefield SC) lb It is possible that Isaac married a second time, but at age 75, I doubt that he would have done so. 3. Simeon Crouch (b. 1/13/1806 Edgefield SC, m. Frances (Fannie) Whittle (b. 5/5/1809 Edgefield SC)[d/o Elizabeth & Willis Whittle], 12/27/1827, d. 10/28/1866)[1850][1860] Fannie [1870] Frances L/w Mary & Wade - Mother [1880] lb Edge Marr Both Simeon & Frances Whittle Crouch's tombstones are in the Crouch Cemetery, Saluda. 4. Simeon Reedy Crouch (b. 6/25/1845 Edgefield SC)[1850](m.1. _ , 2. Arabella E. (Belle) Grigsby (b. 1869 Edgefield SC)[d/o Eugenia Elizabeth Smith & Rhydon R. Grigsby]) lb I have never uncovered any other marriage for Simeon Reedy Crouch than Arabella. lb = Long Book Edge Marr - Edgefield Early Marriages by Carlee McClendon [####] - census year they are found. I don't have any more on them. Billie Jones Thank you, Billie: For a complete history of John Crouch, Senior check out: www.gencircles.com.users.jcrouch. & http://user.gru.net/jpowelljr/CrouchCem/

Susan, I while ago you posted some obits from your grandmother's scrapbook to the Edgefield or Aiken list. I cannot remember which. Anyway, most of them had no dates. I have been sent some obits by another researcher, Larry Powell. I am copying them here for you in case they give you some additional info. I am also posting to several lists as I know Larry is not a member of them all. For those of you who are working on the Powell lines, these are some of the children of Sumpter David Powell 1 Sumpter David POWELL b: May 10, 1856 in SC d: October 24, 1933 Burial: Rocky Creek Bapt. Church, Saluda Co., SC . +Frances Hasseltine ELSMORE b: September 17, 1867 in SC d: August 06, 1943 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Rocky Creek Bapt. Church, Saluda Co., SC Father: John Elsmore Mother: Martha Eidson Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] (Aug. Chron. Obit., Wed., 24 Apr 1968) Mack H. Powell SALUDA, S.C. - Funeral services for Mack H. Powell, 75, who died Monday in a Columbia, S.C., hospital after an extended illness, will be held at 3 p.m. today Ramey's Funeral Home, Saluda. The Rev. Marion Green will officiate. Burial will be in Rocky Creek Cemetery. A resident of Saluda County, S.C., he was the son of the late Sumter and Hassie Elsmore Powell. Survivors include five sisters, Mrs. Brenda Quarles, Saluda, Mrs. Essie Ouzts, McCormick, S.C., Mrs. Ola Timmerman, Ward, S.C., Mrs. Inez Steadman, and Mrs. Mozene Willlngs, both of Aiken; four brothers, Jasper Powell, Sumter Powell, S. D. Powell, all of Johnston, S.C., and Walter Powell, Aiken. Aug. Chron. Obit., Wed., 30 Jun 1971) Carl S. D. Powell AIKEN - Carl S.D. Powell, 59, RFD 3, Aiken, died Monday at the Augusta veterans administration hospital. Funeral services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at George Funeral Home with the Rev. Daniel S. Johnston officiating. Burial will be in Aiken Memorial Park. Born In Saluda County, Mr. Powell was a son of the late S.D. and Hassie Ellsmore Powell. He was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church and a veteran of World War II. He was a retired farmer. Survivors are five sisters, Mrs. Inez Steadman and Mrs. Mogene Willing, both of Aiken, Mrs. Berdie Quarles, Saluda, S.C., Mrs. Ola Timmerman, Ward, S.C., and Mrs. Essie Outz, McCormick, S.C.; and three brothers, Walter Powell, Aiken, Sumter Powell, Saluda, S.C., and Jasper Powell, Johnston, S.C. Friends may call at the home of his sister, Mrs. Willing, RFD 3, Aiken, or at George Funeral Home. Pallbearers will be Junior Willing, Dwight Willing, Harmon Willing, Austin Willing, Dennis Willing and Thomas Walton. Aug. Chron. Obit., Wed., 17 Apr 1974) Mrs. Sarah I. Steadman AIKEN - Mrs. Sarah Inez Powell Steadman, 74, of 156 Horry St.. N.E. Aiken, died in an Aiken County hospital Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Marion Street Baptist Church with the Rev. Brian Connor officiating. Burial will be in Bethany Cemetery. A native of Saluda County, she was a daughter and a member of Marion Street Baptist Church. Survivors include five daughters; Mrs. Thelma Clark, Johnston. S.C., Mrs. Haskell Chapman, Aiken, Mrs. James McCracken, Augusta, Mrs. R.W. Sturkie, Jr., Salley, S.C. and Mrs. James Stribling, Oxon Hill, Md.; two sons, Cide D. Steadman and Sidney L. Steadman, Aiken; three sisters, Mrs. Birda Quarles, Saluda, S.C., Mrs. Joe Willing, Aiken and Mrs. J.H. Timmerman, Ward. S.C.; two brothers, Sumter Powell, Saluda and Walter Powell, Aiken. Pallbearers will include Clary Clark, Carl Chapman, Steve McCracken, Dean Chapman, Tim Chapman and Tom Lucas. Friends may call at the home or at the George Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to Marion Street Baptist Church. (Aug. Chron. Obit., Fri., 12 Sep 1975) S.E. Powell SALUDA, S.C. - Sumpter Eugene Powell, 71, of Route 2 died Thursday at his residence. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Ramey Funeral Home, Saluda. Mr. Powell was born in Saluda County and was a farmer. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Addie Willings Powell; one daughter, Mrs. Armand Jordan, Johnston, S.C.; three sisters, Mis. Mogene Willings, Aiken, Mrs. Ola Timmerman, Ward, S.C., and Mrs. Berda Quarles, Saluda; one brother, Walter Powell, Aiken. Memorial contributions may be made to the Rocky Creek Baptist Church Building Fund. Friends may call at the residence. Aug. Chron. Obit., Fri., 22 Feb 1980) Mrs. Birda Quarles SAULDA, S. C. - Mrs Birda Powell Quarles, 89, Route 3 died Wednesday in a Saluda nursing home. The funeral will be held at 3 p m today at Rocky Creek Baptist Church with the Rev Albert Atkinson and the Rev Manor Green officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mrs Quarles was a native of Saluda County and a member of Rocky Creek Baptist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Velma Powell and Robbie Lanier, Johnston, S C , one brother, Walter Powell Aiken, and two sisters, Ola Timmerman, Ward, SC., and Mogine Clark. Bland Funeral Home, Johnston, is in charge of arrangements. [NOTE: Mogine (Imogene Powell Willing) is named a Clark in the above obit, but this may be an error. All earlier and the following later obit of another brother call her a Willing?? (Aug. Chron. Obit., Wed., 23 Nov 1983) Walter T. Powell AIKEN - Walter T. Powell, 77, Route 3, died Monday at his residence. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Bethel Baptist Church with the Rev. Brancie Stephens officiating. Burial will be in Aiken Memorial Park. Mr. Powell was a native of Saluda County, and a veteran of World War II in the U.S. Army. He was a member of Bethel Baptist Church, the Disabled American Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 43, Aiken, and the American Legion Post No. 154, Johnston. Survivors include his wife, Frances Wood Powell; and two sisters, Ola P. Timmerman, Ward, and Mogene P. Willing, Aiken. Pallbearers will be Jimmy Wood, Joby Wood, Kenneth Chew, Jack Willing, Joseph Willing and Larry Willing. Members of the Disabled American Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 43, Aiken, will be honorary pallbearers. Friends may call at the residence of Dennis Willing, Highway 19 N., Aiken, or at George Funeral Home.

Page 4 Feb 12th (1782) H. MILLING enters a Caveat against any person or persons whotsoever obtaining Letters of administration until he can have a proper hearing--the Estate of ANDREW BURNEY deceased, of Beach Island. (in another hand) Will since Probated and Letters of Testamentary granted. Page 49 Will of ANDREW BURNEY, being very sick and weak in body. Step-son GEORGE BENDER 100 acres joining land formerly belonging to this Father, and purchased by me from JOSEPH WILSON, and negroes "if he will receive the same in Lieu of what may be due him from me, as likewise one half of all my horses, cattle, hogs and plantation tools." (Negroes not named) To ANDREW, THOMAS, WILLIAM BASSETT SMITH the following negroes (blank space, but no names), and tract of 550 acres joining land of JAMES WILSON on Savannah River in the long reaches, also a tract on Stephens Creek containing 200 acres granted ULRIC TOBLER and by me purchased from his son J.N. TOBLER, also 1/2 of horses, cattle, hogs and plantation tools. To my sister ELISABETH MILLING tow lots in Augusta (GA) No. 12 and 16, situated on Broad and Reynolds Streets, also the following negroes (not named). Any residual estate to be divided among the first three legatees. Friends Mr. B.D and L.W. (no surnames) executors. (in different handwriting) A Division of negroes belonging to the estate of the said ANDREW BURNEY as annexed to the said will is as followeth, to wit: "In Georgia" 1st division of negroes: Cloe and child Cyrus, Jude and child Judith, Cesar, Mode, Bob, boys. 2nd division: for GEORGE BENDER, Phebe, York, Lucy, Sarah and child Mengo-50 pounds. 3rd division: for GEORGE BENDER, Eve, Brister Jimm, Brass, Jac and Eve, old negroes-50 pounds. 4th division: Goods, Simon, Rockaman, Simon, mode, Abram, Jemmie, Pender, Sew and her three children Peter, Ned and Jenary, Violet and member. (No signature nor names of witnesses). Will was proved by DAVID ZUBLY, Senr and BRITTON DAWSON "who on their oaths declared they were called by the Testor as Witnesses oft he same." Sworn 5-9-1782 before JOHN EWING CALHOUN, Esq. Ordinary of 96 District. PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate. No. 22.

Can anyone verifiy that the Annie Belle Deloach buried in Red Bank Cem. is the same Annie Belle Deloach named in the Death certificate of Thomas Jefferson Powell as his wife? Descendants of Annie Belle DeLoache Generation No. 1 1. ANNIE BELLE1 DELOACHE1 was born February 22, 19042, and died October 12, 19652. She married THOMAS JACKSON POWELL3 Aft. 19364, son of SUMPTER POWELL and FRANCES ELSMORE. He was born December 23, 1885 in Edgefield Co, SC (now Saluda Co.)5, and died June 01, 1949 in Saluda Co, SC6. Notes for ANNIE BELLE DELOACHE: She is named the spouse of Thomas J. Powell, 1949 - Death Cert. # 7689, Saluda Co, SC. They were married at the time of his death. There is an Annie Belle Powell buried in Red Bank Baptist Church Cem. I need a more info. to prove she is the same person, but at this time I have attached her as the 2nd wife of Thomas Jackson Powell. Her dates come from that cem. record. Burial: Red Bank Baptist Church Cem., Saluda, Saluda Co, SC Notes for THOMAS JACKSON POWELL: HC Ouzts' Powell file contains the following: Thomas Jackson Powell, Sr. (b. 12/13/1886 Edgefield SC, m.1. Grace Helen Dorn (b. 10/11/1899 Saluda SC, d. 3/13/1936)[d/o Eunice E. Glauzier & Peter Harrison Dorn - Jake Martin Line], 2. Annie Belle DeLoach [Fam ?], d. 6/1/1949) McKendree Meth Edgefield SC. Children are listed in the his Powell file - 6 by his first wife and 1 by 2nd. 1949 - Death Cert. # 7689, Saluda Co, SC Thomas J. Powell White, Male, Married to Anne Bell Deloach b. Dec. 23, 1885, SC father: Sump. D. Powell, b. SC mother: Hasie Elmore, SC d. June 1, 1949, Saluda Co, SC cause: coronary occlusion informant: Mack Powell, Saluda, SC buried: McKendree Cem. [northern Edgefield Co, SC] UT: Ramey's, [?Saluda SC] The informant is probably his brother, Mack Hatton Powell. More About THOMAS JACKSON POWELL: Burial: McKendree Methodist, northern Edgefield Co, SC6 Marriage Notes for ANNIE DELOACHE and THOMAS POWELL: Marriage proven by the Death Certificate of Thomas J. Powell, 1949 - Cert. # 7689, Saluda Co, SC. Anne Bell Deloach is named as his widow. More About THOMAS POWELL and ANNIE DELOACHE: Marriage: Aft. 19367 Endnotes 1. Death Certificate, of Thomas J. Powell, 1949 - Cert. # 7689, Saluda Co, SC. 2. Red Bank Baptist Church Cem. Records as sent to me by HC Ouzts.. 3. Susan Burden [email protected], 823 Reedy Fork Rd., Piedmont, SC 29673, "Electronic." 4. Assumption, Based on death of 1st wife. 5. Death Certificate, of Thomas J. Powell, 1949 - Cert. # 7689, Saluda Co, SC. 6. Death Certificate, of Thomas J. Powell, 1949 - Cert. # 7689, Saluda Co, SC. 7. Assumption, Based on death of 1st wife.

The following obituary appeared in the June 3, 1836 issue of the Columbus Enquirer newspaper of Georgia: "Died 17 May, Mrs. Sally NICHOLS, wife of William NICHOLS of Montgomery Co., AL in the 67th year of her age. She was married in Edgefield District, SC on June 26, 1787, thus she lived nearly 49 years in wedlock during which was a dutiful and affectionate wife--she had been a follower of Christ for upwards of 30 years, and in the close of life, realised the assurance of a future inheritance."

----- Original Message ----- From: "DEUSTICE" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2004 12:53 PM Subject: [Edgefield] Harrison Family > James and Mary Hollingsworth Harrison had the following children: > 1. James S. Harrison > 2. John E. Harrison > 3. Robert Pickens Harrison > 4. Susannah E. Harrison > 5. Mary Jane Harrison > 6. Laura Ann Harrison > > 1. James S Harrison married Mary Ann Freeman. 1850 census of Edgefield > County, S.C. shows James S. Harrison age 33 born in S.C. wife Mary A. > Harrison age 27 years born in S.C. Property 7,500.00. I have gotten dates and additional info. on some of the above from cem. and census recrods if you want them.