Page 20 Octr. 18th (1782) SARAH LOTT (near the Ridge) in 96 District took a Citation on the Estate of JESSE LOTT deceased, as next of kin. Filed citation 3d day of December 1782. Granted at same time Letters of Administration to said SARAH LOTT, who qualifyed as administratrix. Warrant of appraisement granted. Dedimus to PHILEMON WATERS, Esq. to qualify appraisers, usual bond. Sureties JOHN FEDRICK and JAMES FEDRICK. 25th February 1783. Inventory and appraisement returned and filed in the Ordinary's office. L1845.12.6. Recorded in page 54 of this Book. Page 47 NEXT ENTRY IS CROSSED OUT, BUT GIVEN FOR INFORMATION VALUE ONLY! Inventory and appraisement of estate of JESSE LOTT of 96 District, intestate 1-11-1783 by JAMES FEDRICK, HAROLL JOHNSON, JOHN FEDRICK appraisers; SARAH LOTT, admnx. 2 slaves "continued over to page 54" Page 53 Inventory and appraisemnet of the estate of JESSE LOTT, of 96 District, intestate, 1-11-1783 by JAMES FREDERICK, HAWELL JOHNSON, JOHN FREDERICK; SARAH LOTT, admnx. (Recorded first on page 47 but then line out) Included 4 slaves, 5 books L2.15.0, ready money, and book accounts. L1845.12.6. No return of sale made to this office.
Page 20 Octr. 12th 1782 ELCIE HAYS (between Little River and Bush River) took a Citaion on the estate of JOSEPH HAYS deceased as next of kin. Citation filed 8th Novr. (1782). Letters of administration granted 8th Novr. 1782 to said ALICE HAYS (two spellings). Bond securities HENRY PERSON? or PURON and JAMES WLDROP. 16th January 1783. New warrant of appraisement granted as the former warrant of appraisement was lost, also a Dedimus directed to ROBERT GILLUM and JAMES MOUNTGOMERY, Esqs. to swear appraisers. 28th Feby 1783, inventory and appraisement returned and filed. Recorded in page 51 of this Book. Page 51 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of JOSEPH HAYS, Esq., intestate, 1-31-1783 by THOMAS JOHNSTON, JAMES SMITH, JAMES GOGGENS; ALICE HAYS, admnx. Some books L3.5; 4 slaves. Total value L1889.12.6. No account of sale returned to this office.
Page 20 Octr. 18th (1782) The last Will and Testament of WILLIAM NORRIS late of 96 District, deceased, dated the 10th day of February 1781, was proved 18th October 1782 by HOWELL JOHNSTON one of the subscribing witnesses. Other witnesses JOSEPH ABELE and ELISABETH NORRIS. JOHN FEDRICK the executor therein named qualified as such. AGNESS NORRIS executrix not qualified. A dedimus directed to PHILEMON WATERS and RUSSELL WILSON Esqs. to qualify the executrix and swear appraisers. Letters of Testamentary granted and warrant of appraisement. Inventory, warrant of appraisement, dedimus to P. WATERS returned 3d December 1782. Recorded in page 96 &97 of this Book. Page 43 Will of WILLIAM NORRIS, Province of South Carolina, 96 District, Planter. Wife AGNESS 1/3 part of land, negroes and "all I possess as her absolute property, and all the rest of my estate to be equally divided amongst my children, the whole of my estate to remain in the hands of my dearly beloved wife during her widowhood or life till my first Child becomes of age or marry, then to be divided and paid to my Children as they marry or become of age." Wife AGNESS and JOHN FEDRICK (FREDERICK?) executors. Signed 2-10-1781. WM. NORRIS. Witnessed by HOWELL (X) JOHNSTON, JOSEPH (X) ABEL, ELIZABETH (X) NORRIS. Proved 10-18-1782 by HOWELL JOHNSTON before PAT. CALHOUN in the Ordinary Office 96 District. No. 16.
Again the geography of SC has me perplexed. In the Lott estate it says Sarah Lott (near the Ridge). What is the Ridge? Where was it located? Have seen this referred to before but have not found a map with a notation of the Ridge. Many thanks to Census20 for these great postings. I see names and also references that with scrutiny may lead to my family who just did not leave records. Shy or sly bunch! Tree Mother Researching: Langford/Lankford on Ninety Six Creek near William Burton or Burden, Dudley Brooks, Wiley Glover, Ramsey et al. in 1800 at time of sale; John Jackson on Bostick Creek formerly Cobbs land of Edgefield. No records of purchases have surfaced on either property. "She is insane, of course. The family history has bcome a mania for her." Hercule Poirot ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 9:27 AM Subject: (Edgefield) Calhoun Journal-Jesse Lott > Page 20 > Octr. 18th (1782) SARAH LOTT (near the Ridge) in 96 District took a Citation > on the Estate of JESSE LOTT deceased, as next of kin. Filed citation 3d day of > December 1782. Granted at same time Letters of Administration to said SARAH > LOTT, who qualifyed as administratrix. Warrant of appraisement granted. Dedimus > to PHILEMON WATERS, Esq. to qualify appraisers, usual bond. Sureties JOHN > FEDRICK and JAMES FEDRICK. > 25th February 1783. Inventory and appraisement returned and filed in the > Ordinary's office. L1845.12.6. Recorded in page 54 of this Book. > > Page 47 > NEXT ENTRY IS CROSSED OUT, BUT GIVEN FOR INFORMATION VALUE ONLY! > > Inventory and appraisement of estate of JESSE LOTT of 96 District, intestate > 1-11-1783 by JAMES FEDRICK, HAROLL JOHNSON, JOHN FEDRICK appraisers; SARAH > LOTT, admnx. 2 slaves "continued over to page 54" > > Page 53 > Inventory and appraisemnet of the estate of JESSE LOTT, of 96 District, > intestate, 1-11-1783 by JAMES FREDERICK, HAWELL JOHNSON, JOHN FREDERICK; SARAH > LOTT, admnx. (Recorded first on page 47 but then line out) Included 4 slaves, 5 > books L2.15.0, ready money, and book accounts. L1845.12.6. No return of sale > made to this office. > > > ==== SCEDGEFI Mailing List ==== > > Support free access to geneology - support rootsweb.com >
Page 19 Octr. 11th (1782) RUSSELL WILSON of Richland Creek in 96 District took a Citation on the estate of JAMES BUTLER late of the same place, deceased, as highest creditor, AND MARRIED TO THE WIDOW OF THE DECEASED. Citation filed 30th Octr. 1782. Letters of administration granted to RUSSELL WILSON 30th Octr. 1782, who qualified as administrator giving the ususal bond. Surities WILLIAM SISSON and JAMES ALLEN. Granted warrant of appraisement and dedimus to SOLOMON POPE, Esq. to qualify appraisers. 8th Novr. 1782 inventory and appraisement returned to Ordinary's Office. L103.7.6. 2d Decr. 1782 Sale returned L125.2.6 currency. Recorded in page 72 of this Book. Page 72 Inventory and appraiement of estate of JAMES BUTTLER late of 96 District, intestate, made 11-6-1782 by WILLIAM SISSON, JOSEPH NUNN and ENOCH GRIGSBY, sworn appraisers. RUSSELL WILSON administrator. Furniture, farm implements. Valued at L103.7.6. Examined and certified by PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate. List of the sales of the estate of JAMES BUTTLER sold 3-22-1783. Certified by RUSSELL WILSON, administrator. no names of purchasers given. Value received was L125.2.6. Examined and certified by PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate.
Page 18 Septr. 25th (1782) RUEBEN BECKUM of Horns Creek in 96 District took a Citation on the estate of DEMSEY HUGHS late of said District, deceased, as next of kin. Citation filed 11 October 1782. Letters of administration granted BECKUM who qualified as administrator with bond L14000. Securities THOMAS BECKUM and RUSSELL BECKUM, freeholdres. Granted warrant of appraisement and dedimus to THOMAS KEES, Esq. to qualify appraisers. Inventory and appraisement returned and filed 24 Decr. 1782. Recorded page 38 of this book, also a list of the sales page 38. Page 38 Inventory and appraisement of estate of DEMSEY HUGHS, 11-20-1782, by THOMAS BECKUM, MICHAEL BUCKHALTER and JOHN PURSEL. L674.15.0 This estate was sold by RUEBEN BECKUM, administrator with purchasers Mrs. HUGHS and RUEBEN BECKUM only. Amount received was L708.15.0
Page 17 Septr. 23d MARY LEONARD of Little River (Saludy) took a citation on estate of LAUGLIN LEONARD late of 96 District, deceased, as next of kin. Citation filed 8th Novr. 1782. Letters of adminisrtation, warrant of appraisement and dedimus to JOHN WYLD, Esq. to qualify appraisers. MARY LEONARD qualified as adminstartrix. Sureties HENRY PEARSON and JAMES DALDROP all done 8th Novr. 1782. 17th February 1783 inventory and appraisement of estate of LAUGHLIN LEONARD deceased, returned and filed. L2649.3.0. Recorded page 55 of this book. Page 55 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of LAUGHLIN LEONARD, late of 96 District, intestate, 12-27-1782, RICHARD GRIFFIN, RICHARD GOLDING, REUBEN GOLDING; MARY LAUGHLIN admnx. 8 slaves. Valued at L2649.3.0 No account of sales returned to this office.
Page 18 Septr. 23d (1782) The last Will and Testament of WILLIAM GOLDING late of 96 District, deceased, dated 4th September 1777 was probated the 23d of Septr. 1782 before PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate, by PEGGY GOLDING one of the subscribing witnesses, other witnesses JAMES GRIFFEN and LAUGLIN LEONARD. JOHN GOLDING and RUBEN GOLDING executors qualified as such, granted letters of testamentary and warrant of appraisement and a dedimus directed to WILLIAM MOORE and JOHN WYLDS Esqs. to qualify appraisers. 8th Novr. 1782 Inventory and appraisemetn returned, recorded in page 85 of this Book. Page 41 Will of WILLIAM GOLDING, of 96 District, S.C. Son JOHN GOLDING "the land and Plantation I now live on containing 150 acres, also a tract lying and joining between above said land and plantation and Col. JAMES WILLIAMS mill containing 146 acres," also a feather bed and furniture, 5 negroes, woman Doll, woman Lucy, boy Jack, boy Harry, girl Hannah and their increase. To son REUBEN GOLDING, tract and plnatation purchased from JAMES DANIEL, 300 acres on Little River "joining the land I now live on", feather bed and furniture, 3 negroes, man George, man Joe, woman Cate with their increase. To son ANTHONY GOLDING tract of 200 acres purchased from Capt. JOHN CALDWELL lying NE of "land I now live on", also negro boy Jacob. To son RICHARD GOLDING, negro boy Lankister. To daughter MARY LEONARD 4 negores, man Callamy, boy Ben, girl Milley, girl Lett. To son WILLIAM GOLDING 2 negroes, Wagener and Lucy. "He has the said Negroes now in his possession." To daughter MILLY GRIFFIN negro Jane "which she has now in her possession." To daugher SARAH FOSTER negro Nan "now in her possession." To daughter ELIZABETH TINSLEY negro woman Jane "now in her possession." To son ROBERT GOLDING negro named Nan, and boy Doss "now in his possession." Daughter MARY LEONARD to receive also a feather bed and furniture. All stock, furniture, not mentioned in will, and all "my working wagons, carts, geers, and utinsels of every sort" be divided between two sons JOHN and RUEBEN GOLDING or their heirs. "Making all other of my my wills that has heretofore or shall be hereafter made, void and of no effect this I do with my own Volentary Consent in order to prevent any Trouble, or animosity among my Children, for the time now or the time to come." Sons JOHN and REUBEN GOLDING named executors. Signed 9-4-1777. WILLIAM (W) GOLDING. Witnessed by JAMES GRIFFIN, LAUGHLIN LEONARD and PEGGEY (P) GOLDING. Proved by PEGGY GOLDING before PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate 9-23-1782 in thie office of Ordinary for 96 District. No. 15.
Page 18 Septr. 23d 1782. The Last Will and Testament of JAMES MOORE, Esqr. late of 96 District, deceased, dated 12th January 1782, was probated in the Ordinary's office of said District the 23d of Sept 1782 before PAT. CALHOUN Surrogate by WILLIAM NEAL one of the subscribing witnesses. Other witness WILLIAM WILSON. WILLIAM MOORE, Esqr. one of the executors therein named qualified as such; the other executors ANN MOOR, JOHN MOORE and RICHARD MOORE not qualified. Writ of dedimus directed to JOHN WYLDS and SOLOMON POPE Esqrs. either of them to qualify the other executors and appraisers. Letters of testamentary and warrant of appraisement granted; also a copy of will given. Inventory and appraisement returned and filed 21st Decr. 1782, and recorded in page 37 of this Book. Page 37 Inventory and appraisement of JAMES MOORE, Esq. estate 11-16-1782 by MATTHEW MCMILLEN, WILLIAM MATHEWS and JOHN JACKSON. L8782.15.0. Page 39 Will of JAMES MOORE, 96 District, South Carolina. Wife ANNE MOORE, negro man Jack, and Aaron, Silvey, Patience and the use of "my plantation, horses, household furnitur, stock of cattle and hogs during her life, and at her death to be equally divided between my Children which shall be hereafter named, also the work horses namely Dimond, Big Bay Colt, Black Ball and Blnkin Horn, to be her right as the other property above mentioned." To "my first son DAVIS MOORE" negro boy Bob, black mare Beth, "as much money to be raised out of my estate by croping or otherwise as my executors may think most to advantage to buy a tract of alnd of four or five hundred acres, good land for a plantation, for him to live on." To "my second son JAMES MOORE" negro boy joe, mare called the black filly, and money out of the estate by croping or otherwise...to by four or five hundred acres of good land to make him a plnatation to live on." To "my third son JOHNATHAN MOORE", negro boy Charles, and big white mare, with 1/2 tract "I now live on which will be divided or laid out to him by my Executors." To "my fourth son WILLIAM DRAYTON MOORE", negro boy Allin, colt called Dred to be exchanged for a breeding mare, and "the other half of the Land I now live on to be laid out to him by my Executors." "Should my wife be with Child and Brought forth living I leave it my negro boy named Edmond, and the colt called Botts Colt to be exchanged for a breeding mare (if son) to have as much money raised out of my estate as will buy a tract of land equal with DAVIS or JAMES above mentioned." "I leave the rest (of) my negroes with their increase and the the rest of my Estate together with the negroes now in the care of Mother Patt and those lent to my wife, with all the stock, etc. at my wife's death to be equally divided between my Children now living and the one Child I believe my wife now goes with, when ever DAVIS comes to the age of 21 years or should Marry younger, the Devision to be at the descretion of my Executors then living. Also if my wife Should Marry, I leave the Children's negroes and Horses to be taken by my Executors and taken the Best care of, by a guardian (or otherwise) appointed by my Executors, to take the charge of them and make the best of their labour they can for my children (I mean all the Negroes not mentioned to my wife) and when ever any one Child comes of the age of 20 years or shall Marry younger they shall receive their part of the estate; also I desire the Land joining of me formerly the property of FREDRICK GLOVER, now CHIFFILL and ANCRUM, to be bought if possible and equally divided between JOHNATHAN and WILLIAM DRAYTON MOORE together with the Land I now live on." To "my mother SUSAANA MOORE" the use of negro girl Patt, during SUSANNA'S life. At her death to be divided betweent he children, except if "the Child my wife goes with should be a girl, then I leave Patt to be her property forever with her increase. Also I leave Mother the use of the room she now lives in and also to be supported with Diet etc. during her life. Executors wife ANNE MOORE, WILLIAM, JOHN and RICHARD MOORE. Signed 2-12-1788. JAMES MOORE. Winessed by WILLIAM NEAL and WILLIAM (W) WILSON. Will was proved by WILLIAM NEAL before PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate at hte Ordinary's Office, 96 District, 9-23-1782. No. 13.
Page 14 Letters of Guardianship granted to ADAM HILES and JOHN STURZENEGGER of GEORGE BENDER, a minor son of GEORGE BENDER of Beach Island, deceased. Bond of L14000 Surities LUD WILLIAMS, DAVID BOWERS and JOHN CLARK.
--=======A0B2BF5======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-1CC81165; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Billie and others There is buried at Graniteville Cemetery, an Archie Edward Dean, born 9 Sept 1903 died 17 Apr 1961. Could this be the Archie Edward that is referred to in the obits. IF so he would have had to have been a son of Archie M and Mattie Ella. Also, he married Nell Ergle according to the Peter Ouzts Book. In addition, The Stroms of South Carolina 1765-1983 and Certain Allied Families, give a marriage of Cleora Thomas to a Frank Thorpe, Sr in aft 1937. She was the widow of Alfred Covar who died in 1937 and is buried in the Edgefield Village Cemetery. Could the first wife of Frank Thorpe Sr, be the Dean you are looking for? If so she would have died between 1940 and 1957, and would probably have been a daughter of Mattie Ella also. Since Frank Thorpe Jr was born abt 192o and I don't have a name for his mother. If this is so, then Archie Edward and the daughter would really be stepchildren of Blanch Just throwing out some suggestions.... Connie --=======A0B2BF5======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-1CC81165 Content-Disposition: inline --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.688 / Virus Database: 449 - Release Date: 5/18/04 --=======A0B2BF5=======--
Page 14 September 2d 1782 The Last Will and Testament of CHRISTOPHER SMITHERS of Beach Island in the 96 District deceased, dated 17 Feb 1781 was probated in the Ordinary's office the 2d Sept 1782 by WILLIAM SHINHOLSTER one of the subscribing witnesses, the other witnesses JOHN NAIL and JOHN TOBLER; JOHN STURZENEGGER Executor qualified as such, other executors CATHERINE SHINHOLSTER and LUD WILLIAMS not qualified. Granted Letters Testatmentary and warrant appraisement. Dedimus to JOHN MURRY and WILLIAM DUNBAR Esqs. to swear appraisers. 21 Dec 1762 (should be 1782) the warrant of Appraisement renewed. 6 Jan 1783 Inventory and appraisement returned and filed. Recorded in page 60 of this book. Page 60 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of CHRISTOPHERS, testor, deceased, made 12-30-1782 by MICHAEL MAYER, JOHN TOBLER, ADAM HILES; JOHN STURZENEGGER, acting executor. 4 slaves, some books L5, notes of hand of SAMUEL STIRK, DAVID ZUBLY, and DANIEL SHAW. Total L3232.2.6 No sale of said estate returned to this office. Page 40 Will of CHRISTOPHER SMITHERS, of Province of South Carolina, New-Windsor Township, Carpenter, being very sick and weak in body. Wife CATHERINE SMITHERS to receive household furniture, 1/2 stock of cattle, sheep, hogs for her use forever. During her lifetime she has the use of "my Plantation, and three negroes named Ned, Jin, Phibe, and their issue." On Catherines"s death the three negroes are to be property of "my son JAMES and his heirs on the provise the said JAMES (be) to the age of 21, or have lawful Issue of his Body, if not my will and meaning is that the Plantation and Negroes above named is to be the property of CATHERINE my wife, and her heirs to be by her freely possessed and enjoyed. Remainder of negroes given to son JAMES: Saneo, Dick, Cate and 1/2 stock of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs to him and his heirs provided JAMES lives to 21 or has lawful heirs. If not the negroes and stock to belong to wife CATHERINE and her heirs. Estate is to be kept together during wife's widowhood for the support of her and her child. During her widowhood "and no longer" she is to be an executrix, and JOHN STURZENEGGER, LUD WILLIAMS were named executors. Signed 2-17-1781. CHRISTOPHER (X) SMITHERS. Witnessed JOHN NAIL, JOHN TOBLER and WILLIAM SHINHOLSTER. Proved 9-2-1782 by WILLIAM SHINHOLSTER before PAT. CALHOUN, Surrogate, office of the Ordinary of 96 District. No. 14.
Billie & Connie: 1850 SC Census has Permelia 1860 SC Census has Mary 1870 SC Census has Amelia 1880 SC Census has Pernely. I like the sound of Amelia Cornelia Crouch so that is what I used. John Crouch, Cape Canaveral, FL
Billy: Every document that I have read about John Crouch, Senior's family states that Bailey's marriage to Nancy produced no offspring. I put poor old Lewis under Bailey & Nancy, not because it made sense, but because there was no other obvious place for him. Such temptations are the bane of genealogy. So I removed Lewis and temporarily I put him down as a son of Tolliver for about the same reasons I used for Bailey. However, as ever, I listed him as unconfirmed. John Crouch
--=======44686219======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-53881F41; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Billie I have this Arthur Crouch as the son of John and PERMELIA DEAN Crouch. NOT Amelia. Connie > >Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 13:48:16 -0400 >From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: Amanda Dean and Sallie Mathews by HOPE >To: [email protected] >Message-id: <[email protected]> >X-Message: #1 >Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-53881F41; charset=iso-8859-1 >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hope & John, > > please get in touch with me. I have some Dean research, and Mathews >research. I am particularly interested in identifying the Amelia Dean, >mentioned in the included message from jcrouch. > >I have one, Amelia Dean by marriage d. July 30, 1856, but not one by birth. > >Have Amanda Dean as well. > >Have a Sallie Laura Matthews b. August 13, 1889 married James Culbreath Self > >Didn't check to see if I had any Sallie Mathews/Matthews by marriage. > >Billie Jones > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "jcrouch" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 2:18 PM >Subject: Crouch/Griffith > > >> Hope: Your Crouch Pedigrtee Chart has errors. For corrections go to: >> www.gencircles.com.users.jcrouch.2 >> >> I have no records for Sallie Mathews and Amelia Dean, or any Graham >> connections. Sorry, I have not met Roger Crouch of Saluda. Hardy Gamewell >> Crouch was married five times and his fourth wife Nancy Louise Crawford is >> the person you have listed as Mary "Mae" Crouch. Your Micajah Matthews >> lineage is fine. I do have this Griffith/Crouch connection: >> >> Descendants of Amanda Griffith >> >> Generation No. 1 >> >> >> 1. Amanda2 Griffith (John A.1) was born Jun 1857, and died Mar 1973 in >> Leesville, Lexington Co, SC.. She married Henry Sampson Crouch, son of John >> Crouch and Amelia Dean. He was born May 1857 in Edgefield Co, SC. >> >> >> More About Amanda Griffith: >> 1880 SC Census, Coleman, Edgefield Co, "Amanda Crouch" wife, 22. SC -- >> Parents b. SC >> 1900 SC Census, Lexington Co: Amanda CROUCH, Wife, age 42, Jun 1857SC >> >> Notes for Henry Sampson Crouch: >> 1860 SC Census, Edgefield Co - Richardsonville P.O., "Sanp", son, age 3, SC >> 1870 SC Census, Page 316, Edgefield PO, Horns Crk, Edgefield Co, "Sampson >> Crouch" son, 13, SC >> 1880 SC Census, Edgefield Co, "Sampson Crouch", H/H, age 23, ca 1857, SC >> 1900 SC Census, Lexington Co, SC: Samuel H. CROUCH, age, 43, May 1857,SC >> 1900 Census Lexington Co SC: 034039015094 Samuel's niece, Lula Griffith. age >> 21, b. Nov 1878, SC, was living with his >> family. >> >> Children of Amanda Griffith and Henry Crouch are: >> >> 2 i. Martin Gary3 Crouch, born Sep 1879; died Dec 29, 1940. He married >> Bessie Georgianna Clark; born Feb 1882. >> >> More About Martin Gary >> Crouch: >> 1880 SC Census, Coleman, >> Edgefield Co, "Martin G. Crouch" son, 09, SC >> 1900 SC Census, >> Lexington Co, SC: Martin G. CROUCH, Son, age 20, Sep 1829? [1870]SC >> Burial: Boiling Springs >> Meth Ch Cem, Lexington Co, SC >> >> More About Bessie >> Georgianna Clark: >> Burial: Boiling Springs >> Meth Ch Cem, Lexington Co, SC >> 3 ii. Thomas Bladen Crouch, born Apr 28, 1882 in SC; died Mar 1973 in >> Leesville, Lexington Co, SC. 29070. He married Nancy Centellia Fleming Abt. >> 1908; born Abt. 1882 in SC. >> >> More About Thomas Bladen >> Crouch: >> 1900 SC Census, Lexington >> Co, SC: Thomas B. CROUCH, Son, age 18. Apr 1882SC >> 1930 SC Census, Saluda, >> Saluda Co, "Thomas Crouch" H/H, 47, SC >> SS Number: 247 60 2288 >> SC--Leesville, SC 29070 >> >> More About Nancy >> Centellia Fleming: >> 1930 SC Census, Saluda, >> Saluda Co, "Centellia Crouch" wife, 47, SC >> 4 iii. Ellen Seline Crouch, born Sep 1887; died 1977 in McCormick, SC; >> Stepchild. She married James Joseph Collier Dec 21, 1913 in Edgefield, SC; >> born May 23, 1886 in SC; died Feb 10, 1964 in McCormick, SC. >> >> More About Ellen Seline >> Crouch: >> 1900 SC Census, >> Lexington Co, SC: Elen S. CROUCH, Dau 12, Sep 1887SC >> Burial: Plum Branch Cem, >> McCormick, SC >> >> More About James Joseph >> Collier: >> Burial: Plum Branch Cem, >> McCormick, SC >> 5 iv. Annie Crouch, born Apr 1889. >> >> >> ==== SCEDGEFI Mailing List ==== >> >> Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild - http://istg.rootsweb.com >> >> > >______________________________ --=======44686219======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-53881F41 Content-Disposition: inline --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.688 / Virus Database: 449 - Release Date: 5/18/04 --=======44686219=======--
Billie: what is the 1920 reference? It couldn't be the marriage date. HC's Crouch file: Benjamin Watson Crouch(b. 4/14/1911 Saluda SC, d 5/9/1964 )[1920] (m.1.Trannie Tennant (b. 3/29/1906 Saluda SC, d.3/22/1960 ), 12/21/1935, 2 Mary Louise Chadwick[d/o Nora Viola Ownby& Junius Whittaker Chadwick])Travis Park Cem Saluda SC crb lb sf Was it Trannie or Mary that he married in 1935? John Crouch.
The following is a Dean family I have researced. Some of the obits were sent to me today from The Augusta Chronicle Archives by Larry Scott: They are included in this outline: Any additional information of corrections would be much appreciated. If you have corrections, please do a reply all and sent to the various lists so that everyone gets the corrections. Need confirmation on 1st wife and information on a possible daughter listed in one obit. Descendants of Archie M. Dean Generation No. 1 1. ARCHIE M.5 DEAN (MANSFIELD F.4, ROBERTSON 'ROBINSON'3, WILLIAM SIMEON2, UNKNOWN1)1,2,3 was born December 18, 18784, and died February 19, 19594. [He married (1) MATTIE ELLA CUSHMAN5, daughter of GEORGE CUSHMAN and MARTHA TOUCHBERRY. She was born May 23, 1877 in SC5, and died Abt. August 13, 1915 in Warrenville, Gregg townsp, Aiken Co, SC5.] He married (2) BLANCHE JONES6,7 October 03, 1917 in Aiken Co, SC8, daughter of NATHANIEL JONES and EVELYN COLEMAN. She was born February 08, 1883 in Aiken Co, SC9,10, and died June 29, 195711. Notes for ARCHIE M. DEAN: I found a Mattie E. Cushman Dean wife of A. M. Dean listed in Aiken Co. Cementeries, Vol 3. [b. 5/20/1878 d. 8/13/1915] Could she be 1st wife? PURE SPECULATION!!! Mattie buried Town Creek Baptist Church, Aiken Co., SC. An A. M. Dean who was the informant on death certificate of Mattie Ella Dean, 1915 - Cert. # 15131, Aiken Co, SC. So, I am attaching them as husband and wife based on this info. Mr. & Mrs. Archie Dean are listed as the parents of Bobbie Ernest Dean in his obit (Aug. Chron. Obit., Tue., 22 Oct 1940) Aug. Chron., Sat., 21 Feb 1959) Archie M. Dean Sr. GRANITEVILLE. S. C. - Archie Mansfield Dean, Sr., of 314 Main St., Graniteville, died Thursday in an Aiken infirmary following an illness of two weeks. Funeral services will be held at 4:30 p.m. today in Posey's Funeral Chapel in Graniteville with the Rev. J. R. Kirkland officiating, assisted by the Rev. Clyde Hendrix. Interment will be in the Graniteville Cemetery. The body is at Posey's Funeral Home. The family will be at the residence of his son at 72-A Taylor St. Mr. Dean was a native of Graniteville, the son of the late Mansfield Dean and Sarah Styron Dean. He was a retired employee of the Graniteville Co. and had worked there for 45 years. He was a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by four sons, Eddie A. Dean, Albert K. Dean, both of Graniteville, Archie M. Dean, Jr. of Aiken, and James S. Dean of Vaucluse, SC, five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be James Randal, Abner Carpenter, Charles Steadman, Robert A. Johnson, Resse Melton and W.H. Fulmer. DEAN - Entered into rest at an Aiken, S.C., infirmary Feb. 19, 1959, Mr. Archie Mansfield Dean Sr. of 314 Main St , Graniteville, S.C. Funeral services will be conducted at Posey's Funeral Chapel in Graniteville this (Saturday) afternoon at four thirty o'clock with the Rev. J.R. Kirkland officiating, assisted by the Rev Clyde Hendrix. Interment will be in the Graniteville Cemetery. The remains are at the funeral home. Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, S.C. More About ARCHIE M. DEAN: Burial: Graniteville Cem., Aiken Co., SC11 Notes for MATTIE ELLA CUSHMAN: 1915 - Death Cert. # 15131, Aiken Co, SC Mattie Ella Dean White, female, married, housewife, spouse not given. b. May 23, 1887, SC Age: 38yr, 2m, 22d father: George Cushman, SC mother: Martha [Fushberry?], SC d. no date given, last seen by Dr. August 13, 1915, Warrenville, Gregg townsp, Aiken Co, SC cause: typical case of Pellegra info. A. M. Dean, Warrenville, SC Buried: Town Creek UT: J. M. Posey, Graniteville, SC Is she a first wife of Archie M. Dean. Date of her death and the marriage to Blanche Jones work. CONFLICT in the above and Cem. records: Town Creek Baptist Church records: Aiken County Cemeteries Vol. II, Page 6 Town Creek Baptist Church Dean, Mattie E. Cushman (Wife of A. M. Dean) b. 5-20-1878 d. 8-13-1915 More About MATTIE ELLA CUSHMAN: Burial: Town Creek Baptist Church, Aiken Co, SC12 Notes for BLANCHE JONES: She is called Mrs. Archie M. Dean of Graniteville in the obituary of her father, Nathaniel Krepps Jones, Aug. Chron., Thu., 29 Apr 1943. She and Archie are buried in the Graniteville cem. in a plot next ot her parents. She is also named as the mother in the death cert of Bobby Ernest Dean, 1940 - Cert. #15254, Aiken Co, SC. She is not named in her huband's obit, showing that she predeceased him. May 25, 2004 - Larry Scott sent me this obit from the Augusta Chronicle Archives: (Aug. Chron. Obit., Sun., 30 Jun 1957) Mrs. Archie M. Dean GRANITEVILLE, S.C. - Mrs. Blanche Jones Dean, wife of Archie M. Dean of 314 Main St. Graniteville, SC. died early Saturday morning. Funeral services will be conducted at St. James Lutheran Church in Graniteville Monday at 4:30 p.m. with the Rev. J. Virgil Addy officiating, interment will be in the Graniteville Cemetery. The body is at Posey's Funeral Home. Mrs. Dean was the daughter of the late Nathaniel Krepps Jones and Evelyn Coleman Jones. She was a native of Aiken, S.C. and had been living here the greater part of her life. She was a member of the St. James Lutheran Church. She is survived by her husband, four sons; Archie Edward Dean and Albert Krepps Dean of Graniteville, Archie M. Dean of Aiken, S.C. and James S. Dean of Vaucluse, S.C.; one sister, Mrs. Frank Ergle of Graniteville; three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. DEAN - Entered into rest at the residence, 314 Main St. in Graniteville, S. C., June 29, 1957, Mrs. Blanche Jones Dean, beloved wife of Mr. Archie M. Dean. Funeral services will be conducted at the St. James Lutheran Church, Graniteville, Monday aternoon at 4 o'clock with the Rev. J. Virgil Addy officiating. Interment will be in the Graniteville Cemetery. The remains are at the funeral home. Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, S. C. More About BLANCHE JONES: Burial: Graniteville Cem., Aiken Co., SC13 Marriage Notes for ARCHIE DEAN and BLANCHE JONES: The Death certificate of Bobby Ernest Dean, 1940 - Cert. #15254, Aiken Co, SC names Archie M. Dean and Blanche Jones as his parents. Aiken Co. Marriage Records, Book 1, located at Aiken Co. Court House give the date of marriage. More About ARCHIE DEAN and BLANCHE JONES: Marriage: October 03, 1917, Aiken Co, SC14 Children of ARCHIE DEAN and BLANCHE JONES are: i. BOBBIE ERNEST6 DEAN15,16, b. May 10, 1922, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC17; d. October 21, 1940, Aiken Co, SC17. Notes for BOBBIE ERNEST DEAN: The following death certificate was transcribed from the microfilm collection at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC 1940 - Death Cert. # 15254, Aiken Co, SC Bobby Ernest Dean White, Male, Single b. May 10, 1922, Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC father: Archie M. Dean, SC mother: Blanche Jones, SC d. Oct 21, 1940, Aiken Co, SC cause: perferated gastric ulcer informant: Archie Dean, Graniteville, SC buried: Graniteville Cem [Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] UT: J. M. Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC (Aug. Chron. Obit., Tue., 22 Oct 1940) BOBBIE ERNEST DEAN, GRANITEVILLE YOUTH, SUCCUMBS IN AIKEN Granitevile, S.C., Oct., 21 - Bobbie Ernest Dean, 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dean, died in an Aiken infirmary today after an illness of 10 days. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Young Dean was a popular resident of this community and was connected with the Gregg corporation. He is survived by his parents, four brothers, Eddie Dean, Archie Dean, Albert Dean and Jim Dean, one sister, Mrs. Frank Thorpe, Aiken; several aunts and uncles and his maternal grandfather, Kreps Jones of Graniteville, S.C. Reported buried as "Bobbie C." with parents at Graniteville Cem. per Graniteville Cem. Records. More About BOBBIE ERNEST DEAN: Burial: Graniteville Cem., Aiken Co., SC18,19 ii. EDDIE A. DEAN20. Notes for EDDIE A. DEAN: He is listed as Eddie A. Dean of Granitville in the obituary of his father in 1959. He is named as a brother in the obit of brother Bobbie Ernest Dean, d. Oct 21, 1940 (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940) and as a son in the obit of Archie M. Dean, Sr, 1959. His mothers obit (Aug. Chron. Obit., Sun., 30 Jun 1957), calls him Archie Edward Dean. iii. ALBERT KREPPS DEAN20. Notes for ALBERT KREPPS DEAN: He is named as a brother in the obit of Bobbie Ernest Dean, d. Oct 21, 1940 (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940). He is listed as Albert Krepps Dean of Graniteville in the 1957 obit of his mother, and Albert K. Dean of Granitville in the obituary of his father in 1959. iv. ARCHIE M. DEAN, JR.20. Notes for ARCHIE M. DEAN, JR.: He is named as a brother in the obit of Bobbie Ernest Dean, d. Oct 21, 1940 (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940). He is listed as Archie M. Dean, Jr. of Aiken in the obituary of his mother in 1957 and his father in 1959. v. JAMES S. DEAN20. Notes for JAMES S. DEAN: He is named as a brother, Jim, in the obit of Bobbie Ernest Dean, d. Oct 21, 1940 (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940). He is listed as James S. Dean of Vaucluse in the obituary of his mother in 1957 and his father in 1959. vi. DAUGHTER DEAN21, m. FRANK THORPE21. Notes for DAUGHTER DEAN: She is called Mrs. Frank Thorpe, a sister, in the obit of Bobbie Ernest Dean, d. Oct 21, 1940 (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940). HOWEVER, She is NOT named in the obit of Archie M. Dean, Sr., assumed to be her father. She is NOT named in the obit of Blanche Jones Dean in her 1957 obit either. WHO IS THIS DAUGHTER????? Endnotes 1. CENSUS:, "Electronic," 1880 Aiken County Soundex, ED 4, sh 24 Ln 33. 2. H.C. Ouzts, (8391 South Robidoux Rd, Sandy, Utah 84093 (801-942-0257) < [email protected]>), "Electronic," all information from his files, Not verified. 3. CENSUS:, "Electronic," 1880 Census: Gregg township, Aiken, South Carolina Source: FHL Film 1255218 National Archives Film T9-1218 Page 55D with parents. 4. Graniteville Cemetery Book, (compiled and published 1991 by Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 415, Aiken, SC 29802), p. 51. 5. Death Certificate, of Mattie Ella Dean, 1915 - Cert. # 15131, Aiken Co, SC. 6. Aiken Co. Marriage Records, Book 1, located at Aiken Co. Court House. 7. "Obituary," of Nathaniel Krepps Jones, Aug. Chron., Thu., 29 Apr 1943 as transcribed and sent to me by Larry Scott. 8. Aiken Co. Marriage Records, Book 1, located at Aiken Co. Court House. 9. Graniteville Cemetery Book, (compiled and published 1991 by Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 415, Aiken, SC 29802), p. 51. 10. "Obituary," of Mrs. Blanche Jones Dean, wife of Archie M. Dean (Aug. Chron. Obit., Sun., 30 Jun 1957), gives location of birth. 11. Graniteville Cemetery Book, (compiled and published 1991 by Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 415, Aiken, SC 29802), p. 51. 12. Death Certificate, of Mattie Ella Dean, 1915 - Cert. # 15131, Aiken Co, SC. 13. Graniteville Cemetery Book, (compiled and published 1991 by Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 415, Aiken, SC 29802). 14. Aiken Co. Marriage Records, Book 1, located at Aiken Co. Court House. 15. Graniteville Cemetery Book, (compiled and published 1991 by Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 415, Aiken, SC 29802). 16. "Obituary," of self, Bobbie Ernest Dean, (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940) and of father Archie M. Dean, Sr, (Aug. Chron., Sat., 21 Feb 1959). 17. Death Certificate, of Bobby Ernest Dean, 1940 - Cert. #15254, Aiken Co, SC. 18. Graniteville Cemetery Book, (compiled and published 1991 by Aiken-Barnwell Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 415, Aiken, SC 29802). 19. Death Certificate, of Bobby Ernest Dean, 1940 - Cert. #15254, Aiken Co, SC. 20. "Obituary," of brother Bobbie Ernest Dean, (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940) and of father Archie M. Dean, Sr, (Aug. Chron., Sat., 21 Feb 1959). 21. "Obituary," of Bobbie Ernest Dean, (Augusta Chronicle, Tue., 22 Oct 1940).
Billie: The 1900 SC Census has Ellen's mother listed as Martha Stevens. Stands to reason that Ellen's maiden name would be Stevens. 1900 Census Saluda Co SC: 044108033013 Arthur CROUCH _ 41 Apr 1859 SC s/o John & Amelia C. (Dean) Crouch Selina CROUCH Wife 39 Jan 1861 SC *^* Selina (Stevens) Crouch Butler CROUCH Son 17 Dec 1882 SC *^* Bennie L. CROUCH Son 14 Jan 1885 SC *^* Cissie CROUCH Dau 11 Aug 1888 SC *^* Arra CROUCH Dau 08 May 1892 SC *^* Olin CROUCH Son 04 Mar 1896 SC *^* Odell CROUCH Son 02 Apr 1898 SC *^* Osel CROUCH Son 00 Mar 1900 SC *^* Martha Stevens Mother 82 Jun 1818 SC *^*
Source for my material on Bennie L. Crouch: SC Riddles, by Rebecca Riddle Updated: Mon Mar 8 15:48:13 2004, Crouch Family History - John Crouch 1826, ( http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:281 [email protected] And this census: 1900 Census Saluda Co SC: 044108033013 Arthur CROUCH H/H 41 Apr 1859 SC s/o John & Amelia C. (Dean) Crouch Selina CROUCH Wife 39 Jan 1861 SC *^* Selina (Stevens) Crouch Butler CROUCH Son 17 Dec 1882 SC *^* Bennie L. CROUCH Son 14 Jan 1885 SC *^* Cissie CROUCH Dau 11 Aug 1888 SC *^* Arra CROUCH Dau 08 May 1892 SC *^* Olin CROUCH Son 04 Mar 1896 SC *^* Odell CROUCH Son 02 Apr 1898 SC *^* Osel CROUCH Son 00 Mar 1900 SC *^* Martha Stevens Mother 82 Jun 1818 SC *^*
I have some old maps of PO that really helps me out with locations. They are copied from "SC Postal History & Illustrated Catalogue, By Postmarkd, 1760 - 1860" by Harvey S. Teal & Robert J. Stets. For help with the Christoper below, Cherokee Ponds would be right at the line of present Aiken and Edgefield Co, SC on highway 25 just up the road from North Augusta, SC. It is in the location where all the "Irish Travelers" are located in what was known locally as Murphy's village back when I was a girl living in North Augusta. My Mom use to visit a friend whose parents had a motel or cottages or the like and there is a small pond there. Just a tidbit to undertstand the location of the area. Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 4:10 PM Subject: (Edgefield) Calhoun Journal-William Davis > Page 14 > September 2d 1782 JAMES CHRISTOPHER of Cherokee Ponds in 96 District took a > Citation on the estate of WILLIAM DAVIS, deceased of the district, as the > highest creditor. Filed 13 Sept 1782. Granted letters of administration to JAMES > CHRISTOPHER who qualified as admn. and gave bond of L14000 currency. Surities > were MICHAEL HARVEY, and ALLEN HINTON. Warrant of appraisement granted and > dedimus to HUGH MIDDLETON and THOMAS KEE to swear appraisers. Warrant and dedimus > were renewed on 20 Jan 1783. Inventory and appraisement returned and filed 28 > Mar 1783 and recorded on page 44 of this book. > > Page is an insertion and is not numbered > > Ninety six District Personally came the within named JAMES CHRISTOPHER > before me an made oath That the within Sum of five hundred pounds currency was the > penalty the within named WILLIAM DAVIS was bound in to make him lawful Titles > for the within mentioned land, and that about three months before the date of > the within note he paid to said WILLIAM DAVIS Seventy five pounds in Specie > being the full consideration purchase money. That said DAVIS is since deceased > without making any titles for the said land or making any Satisfaction in > either part or whole for the same. > Sworn to the 2d day of September 1782 before me PAT. CALHOUN. > /s/ JAMES CHRISTOPHER > > Reverse of insertion > Know all Men by These present that I WILLIAM DAVIS of Ninety six Districtk Do > promise to pay or Cause to be paid unto JAMES CHRISTOPHER his airs or > Sins(assigns) of the Distick a fore said the full and just sum five hundred pounds > South Carolina Curency on Condishons the said DAVIS Do not or Cannot Make a good > sofishent (sufficient) Right to a sartin (certain) Track of land lying > betwenw the Chereke (Cherokee) Ponds Giveing under my hand this 12th Day of July > 1776. > WILLIAM DAVIS (x) his mark > > Page 44 > Inventory and appraisement of estate of WILLIAM DAVIS of 96 District, > intestate, made 3-20-1783, by WILLIAM COVINGTON, ALEN HINTON, JOHN CURREY; JAMES > CHRISTPHER, administrator. Sowed four tracts of land, "a parcel of Boat Timber" a > cow and yearling, at a value of L421.10.0 "old Currency" > "No acct. of sales returned to this office of the above estate." > > > ==== SCEDGEFI Mailing List ==== > > Support free access to geneology - support rootsweb.com > >