Noted a couple of familiear names from Edgefield Co. in this list. Match: Edgefield AND SC Source: ASHLEY@rootsweb.com From: Ethel <bandony@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: [ASHLEY] William ASHLEYS Kevin Ashley <kevinjashley@earthlink.net> wrote: One correction, Edmond Scarburgh received 1450 acres for transporting 29 persons: Edward Fleetwood, Roger Noell, Wm. Bannister, Henry Farrington, John Dickinson, William Ashley, Ralph Castleton, Robert Drury, Edward Morris, Thomas Caros, John Byram, Henry Porter, Robert Fleetwood, William Wall, Nicholas Woodward, Thomas Crispe, Richard Mills, *James Jolly, Thomas *Perry, William Pearle, Robert Drury, Francis Cranly (or Crauly), Elizabeth Bydolph, James Silverlocke, Thomas King, Peter Solm, Robert Parker, John Hodge, John Angel. It was in response to this one, that mentions Edgefield Co, in it: From: Ethel To: Jackie Pace ; ashley@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2007 2:42 PM Subject: William ASHLEYS Jackie Pace <ashley-pace@sbcglobal.net> wrote: Reviewing notes, trying to set these folks in my mind. Ethel says she has no evidence that ASHLEY-DUCKENFIELD had children named Jeremiah or Rachel. I checked my files and these are random notes I have. I have notes for one William Ashley Accomack CO. VA. Listed in Vol. 1, p. 425, Accomack Co. VA Patent Books, September, 1663, Edmond Scarburgh received 1450 acres of land for transporting 4 persons, William Ashley, Elizabeth Bydolph, Edward Fleetwood and Robert Fleetwood. It is speculated that this William may have been a brother to John Ashley, 1625-1671, who was rejected by Lady Jane. The story says he came to the colonies first, but he could have gone back to England, then returned. Possibly decendents of William are Charles (will 1724-1736), m. Sarah ?, lived in New Kent VA, had daughter, Eleanor, son Ezekiel (will 1764). Ezekiel had John, c 1730, d. 1762-68, m. Mary Norfleet. Among John's children, a son Nathaniel, who was apprenticed to Fleetwood in 1770. Also son Joseph, m. Sara Barrows. Joseph, Chowan Co. had a son William (will 1783) This William had a son Jeremiah. Another William in the same time frame (1600s) is William b. ca1699, d. ca 1762, m. Duchenfield,Chowan NC, SC. This William had sons Nathaniel, 1730-1800 Camden and Anson Co. NC, SC, GA, m. Jean Williams; Robert, ca 1728, m. a Polly; Charles 1726-? m. Norfleet (Felisha?) Orange NC, Edgefield, SC. These brothers were Tories and their land in NC was confiscated. Nathaniel had a son William, 1763-1839, m. Mary Raines, Anson Co. NC, Coffee Co. GA. Robert had a son William, and Charles had a son William 1750-1806. Charles is my probable ancestor. There is a William, Norfolk VA, 1724. A William m. Mary Flowers, Lumberton NC, Montegomery AL (son of John Plowman, who had a son William. There is a William 1700-?, m. a Mary, Kent CO. MD, s/o Isaac 1660-1709. William had a son William 1725, m. a Sophie, who had a son William, 1757-1838, m. an Agness, who had a son William, b. after 1790. The 6 sons of William 1725 moved to Abbeville Co. SC. There is a William 17?? Lunenburg Co. VA John Ashley Norfolk VA, m. 1724 Elizabeth Godfrey, had a Willaim Ethel Kevin J. Ashley

Here is some Revolutionary War Records that I recently got from the National Archives: Dionysius Blakeley 1 card 3d South Carolina Regiment Commanded by Col. Wm. Thompson Date of enlistment - July 24, 1776 Bland Blakeley/Blackley/Blakely 7 cards Bland Blakeley 3d South Carolina Regiment Commanded by Col. Wm. Thompson Dates of enlistment - October 17, 1777 & February 1, 1780 Bland Blackley, Pvt. Capt. John C. Smith's Co., 3d Regiment of South Carolina Continental Troops, commanded by Col. William Thomson. Company Pay Roll - March 1 to July 1 , 1779 Bland Blackley, Pvt. Capt. John C. Smith's Co., 3d Regiment of South Carolina Continental Troops, commanded by Col. William Thomson. Company Pay Roll - July 1 to August 1, 1779 Bland Blackley, Pvt. Capt. John C. Smith's Co., 3d Regiment of South Carolina Continental Troops, commanded by Col. William Thomson. Company Pay Roll - August 1 to 18, 1779 Bland Blackley. Pvt. Capt. John C. Smith's Co., 3d Reg't SC, commanded by Col. William Thomson, for the additional pay allowed by the State of South Carolina Pay Roll - August 1779 Bland Blackley, Pvt. Capt. John C. Smith's Co., 3d Regiment of South Carolina Continental Troops, commanded by Col. William Thomson. Company Pay Roll - August 18 to November 1, 1779 Bland Blakely, Pvt. 2d Comp. Pay roll of 3d Regt for March on Garison 1780 Note: Third Regiment in Garrison at the Siege of Charleston in the year 1780 Comments: I believe that Bland and Dionysius Blakeley are brothers as they are next to each other on the 1790 Orangeburg District, SC census. Dionysius has a son that is probably my John Blakeley, Sr. Bland appears both in SC and GA in the limited records I have found on him and I lose him in 1806. Their location in 1790 was near Lexington and Dionysius's probate in 1815/1816 is in Edgefield County. Gary Blakely

Several people on the list have shown interest in Sugar Jones Mathews in the past, about where the name came from in particular. I'm hoping that bringing this subject up again with some new "vectors" that hit me a little while ago like an epiphany will spark someone to tell me my theory makes sense. First, there were several men in Edgefield County who had the name Sugar Jones Mathews. There was one who was a son of Lewis Mathews and Nancy Allen. There was another who was a son of the former Sugar's brother Drury (he migrated to Louisiana). The third Sugar is the one who is of particular interest to me at the moment. I suspect that he was a brother of the Drury Mathews who married Mourning Pope. Drury's parents were William and Mary (possibly Cook) Mathews. I tentatively have William and Mary's sons as: Drury m. Mourning Pope Lewis m. Elizabeth Pope Sugar Jones m. ??? There was also a James Mathews close to them who I suspect was also a son, but I am less certain about him than the other three men. At worst, he was a son of one the three above. All three of these men, as well as William, lived close together between Ninety-Six Creek and Halfway Swamp close to the Abbeville Co. border (modern day Greenwood County area). Sugar Jones Mathews shows up first in Edgefield in the 1800 census which is adequate proof that he is not to be confused with the other two Sugar's as one was 5 years old or less and the other wasn't even born. There is a Brunswick County, VA marriage record for Angelica Jones Mathews marrying a Sugar Jones Mathews 11 Jun 1792. That marriage aside I've long felt that William Mathews and his sons came from Virginia before settling in Edgefield County in, I believe, the 1780s. I've also always felt like these Mathews men were related to the more well known Mathews who settled around the Little Saluda Creek area in about 1788, but I've never been able to prove it. I still can't prove it, but I now believe I can make a case for it that is compelling. The fact that someone named Sugar Jones Mathews married in Brunswick County has always been of interest because I've never seen the name "Sugar Jones Mathews" outside of Edgefield County at this period of time with that one exception. Not in any book, microfilm or anywhere on the internet. The past week or so I started working in earnest on a related Mathews line that did not migrate to Edgefield County. In that line some of the more common first names are Drury, Luke, William and John. These names appear over and over again in the names of the sons and grandsons of Charles Mathews who died in Brunswick County in 1780 (Charles was an uncle of the Isaac Mathews who settled along Little Saluda with sons Moses, Lewis, Hardy, Micajah and Daniel). Angelica Jones Mathews was one of Charles' granddaughters. The Sugar Jones Mathews from Edgefield who lived near Drury and Lewis died about 1831 (administration on his estate took place in 1831) and twelve people received a 1/12 share in the sale of his real estate. So, I assume his wife was dead by 1831 and the twelve named were his children, to wit: James, Drury, Blanche, Lewis, Catherine, William, Willey/Willa, Pamelia, Caleb, Luke, John Christian (for his wife's share) and the two children of Bud [Cade] Mathews deceased (Sarah and Martha who split a 1/12 share). In that list of names we see 3 names that are very common in the line of Angelica Jones Mathews' grandfather: Drury, Luke and William. Lewis and James are also somewhat common and those are names of two of Sugar's sons also. As if that wasn't enough circumstantial evidence I recalled a couple of hours ago that I had read an older post by Billie Jones a few weeks ago on Willey/Willa, one of the daughters mentioned in Sugar's administration sale. I believe Billie was asking if it were possible that Willa was the wife of John Benjamin Carter of Edgefield County. One of the receipts to the estate sale of Sugar Jones Mathews went to John Carter Jr. "for share of wife". Assuming that Willa did in fact marry this John Benjamin Carter then I find the names of two of their children of particular interest: Charles Richard Gellico Carter and Lydia Ann Gellico Carter. At the time I originally read that I was thinking "Frangelico" as in the liqueur. However, what if "Gellico" and "Ann Gellico" are some variation of "Angelica"? If the Sugar Jones Mathews of Edgefield County did in fact marry Angelica Jones Mathews of Brunswick County, VA then Willa would have been her daughter and it would make sense if Angelica's name were carried on in the names of Willa's children. In fact, I have seen at least one Brunswick County record where Angelica's name is spelled "Angelico". There is another record where it is spelled Gellica or Gellico. 1) So, if Sugar Jones Mathews did in fact travel to Brunswick County to marry another Mathews it would only make sense if they were related, or at the very least knew her prior. An alternative would be that he remained in VA after his father and brothers moved to Edgefield and only moved down after he married. 2) This in turn would mean that Sugar Jones Mathews and his brothers and father were also related to the Mathews around Little Saluda. I would really love to tie these two families together with certainty. I'm afraid that only DNA testing may be able to do it. If anyone reading this is a descendant of any of these Mathews, or if you know anyone who is I hope that we can get a male descendant to take a DNA test. Along with myself we have 5 others in a little Mathews subgroup within the Mathews DNA project who have taken the test who can all trace back to a common ancestor who was born about 1680 and lived in Virginia. With that many cross reference results we can tell for certain if this group of Mathews that Sugar Jones Mathews was a part of is related to the Isaac Mathews family. Sorry for being so long with this, there is more circumstantial evidence that I have, but this is the gist of it. Greg Matthews

Edgefield County ScArchives Wills.....Jennings, Robert November 16, 1815 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/sc/scfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Anita White missanitawhite@aol.com April 16, 2007, 6:32 pm Source: Box 15, Pkg 530, Probate Court, Edgefield Co., South Carolina Written: November 16, 1815 Will dated and signed Nov 16, 1815, Will probated Mar 9, 1816 in Edgefield District, South Carolina South Carolina Edgefield District In the name of God, Amen - I, Robert Jennings, of the State and district aforesaid being very sick and weary in body bot of perfect mind and memory calling to mind the immortality of my body and that is appointed for all men once to die to make and ordain this my last will and testament that is today I do will and bequeath unto my wife Tabitha Jennings my part and here to of my worldly goods both real and personal during her natural life or widowhood and I do farther will and bequeath that immediately after her death or intermarriage with another man all my worldly interest both real and personal as aforesaid be equally divided amongst all my children; Clem Jennings, Mary Jennings, Boswell Jennings, Osborn Jennings, Sarah Jennings, Robert Jennings, John Jennings and Elizabeth Jennings if my with Tabitha Jennings not be dead but if intermarry as aforesaid to be equally divided between my wife Tabitha and my children as aforesaid and I do farther unto ordain and constitute my wife Tabitha Jennings and her brother Joel Lockhart, my lawful executrix and executor and I do farther make and ordain and constitute John Lockhart, Jr my lawful executor and I bequeath and ratify this is mylast will and testament, which of I have hereunto set my hand this 16 of November 1815 and in the souventy and independency of United States of America the 40 year. his Robert X Jennings mark (SEAL) Test: David Crawford William Hardy James Crawford This will is filed and can be located in Box 15, pkg 530 Probate court, Edgefield Co., South Carolina File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/edgefield/wills/jennings18wl.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/scfiles/ File size: 2.7 Kb

Sounds intriguing, but I naturally don't click on websites of unknown origin. The 1912 passenger manifest of the Titanic was published then, has been available online for quite some time, including some "safe" websites such as the U of VA (try Googling <Titanic passenger list>). Suddenly found among the 1533 divorce papers of Henry VIII? Which papers would those be? (BTW, Henry VIII executed only two of his six wives, so was perhaps not as bad as history has painted him: the four he didn't kill formed a majority, didn't they?) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wanda Harbert" <WandaHarbert@charter.net> To: <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 3:50 PM Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Fw: Titanic passenger lists!!> . A forward from another Mail List. Wanda Hey everyone the Titanic passenger lists are available for FREE on findmypast.com, only for the week!I just printed out the list for fun to see who was there. Its really cool I think, as the list has been in England guarded as the divorce papers of HenryVIII, its great! Just thought some of you might want to take a look. Lynette

. >A forward from another Mail List. > > Wanda > > > >> Hey everyone the Titanic passenger lists are available for FREE on >> findmypast.com, only for the week!I just printed out the list for fun to see >> who was there. Its really cool I think, as the list has been in England >> guarded as the divorce papers of HenryVIII, its great! >> Just thought some of you might want to take a look. >> Lynette > .

Does anyone have any records of Ballews in Edgefield 1785-1810 other than what is below? Thanks, Drew 1. Eliz. Berliew (Elizabeth Belew) household, 1790 U.S. Census, Edgefield County, Ninety Six District, South Carolina. 1 male under 16, 2 females, 1 slave. (Lived next door to Charles Lavender, her son-in-law.) 2. Edgefield County, SC Deed Book 7, p. 287-288. 12 March 1792m Bill of Sale: Thomas Bellew of Edgefield Co. SC to Charles Lavender for 10 pounds, sold a horse and working tools. Signed: Thomas (+) Bellew. Witnessed: William Jeter, Junr. (Edgefield County, South Carolina, Abstracts of Deed Books 1-12, 1786-1796. Volume One. Ge Lee Corley Hendrix)

Oops, sorry. I read the wrong name. I don't see an obit for Mary Taylor in either the Augusta Chronicle or The State. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> To: "SCEDGEFIELD" <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 2:21 PM Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Mary Dean b. ca 1845 md James A. Taylor (1839 - 1910) > >From the Graniteville Cem. Book: > Taylor, James A. Jan 29 1839 Mar 24 1910 > Taylor, Mary Jun 13 1845 Jul 29 1904 > Taylor, Hattie V. Dec 28 1873 Sep 12 1913 > > I believe this Mary Taylor may be in my line, a sister of my ancestor. > > Her maiden name is proven in the DC of her daughter: > > 1945 - Death Cert #02375, Aiken Co, SC > Mrs. Emma T. Weatherford > Female, White, Widow of J. D. Weatherford > b.Oct 23, 1870, Aiken Co, SC > father: James A. Taylor, b. Edgefield Co, SC > mother: Mary DEAN, Aiken Co, SC* > d. March 7, 1945, Aiken Co, SC > cause: Carcinoma of Liver > informant: Miss Pearl Weatherford, Aiken SC > buried: Aiken, SC > UT: D. M. George, Aiken, SC. > > *Aiken Co. not formed until 1870 from lower Edgefield and upper Barnwell > Cos, with a little bit of Orangeburg and I think a wee portion of > Lexington > Counties, SC. > > Does anyone have additional information about this James Taylor family and > especially his wife Mary Dean Taylor? > > Would love to have an obituary!!!! > > > Billie Jones > Camden, SC > tjones@camden.net > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SCEDGEFI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Obit from Augusta Chronicle Mar 8, 1945, pg. 2, column 2: Mrs. Emma Weatherford Dies at Aiken, S.C. AIKEN, S.C. - March 7 - Mrs Emma T. Weatherford, 74, widow of J. D. Weatherford, died at the residence this morning at 9:10 o'clock following a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock with the Rev. A.D. Howard officiating. Interment will follow at Bethany cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, Miss Pearl Weatherford and Mrs. T. W. Bethea, both of Aiken, and Mrs. Jack Snuggs, of Albemarle, N. C.; three sons, Theodore, Eugene and Hugh Weatherford, all of Aiken; four sisters, one brother, and five grandchildren. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> To: "SCEDGEFIELD" <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 2:21 PM Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Mary Dean b. ca 1845 md James A. Taylor (1839 - 1910) > >From the Graniteville Cem. Book: > Taylor, James A. Jan 29 1839 Mar 24 1910 > Taylor, Mary Jun 13 1845 Jul 29 1904 > Taylor, Hattie V. Dec 28 1873 Sep 12 1913 > > I believe this Mary Taylor may be in my line, a sister of my ancestor. > > Her maiden name is proven in the DC of her daughter: > > 1945 - Death Cert #02375, Aiken Co, SC > Mrs. Emma T. Weatherford > Female, White, Widow of J. D. Weatherford > b.Oct 23, 1870, Aiken Co, SC > father: James A. Taylor, b. Edgefield Co, SC > mother: Mary DEAN, Aiken Co, SC* > d. March 7, 1945, Aiken Co, SC > cause: Carcinoma of Liver > informant: Miss Pearl Weatherford, Aiken SC > buried: Aiken, SC > UT: D. M. George, Aiken, SC. > > *Aiken Co. not formed until 1870 from lower Edgefield and upper Barnwell > Cos, with a little bit of Orangeburg and I think a wee portion of > Lexington > Counties, SC. > > Does anyone have additional information about this James Taylor family and > especially his wife Mary Dean Taylor? > > Would love to have an obituary!!!! > > > Billie Jones > Camden, SC > tjones@camden.net > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SCEDGEFI-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

>From the Graniteville Cem. Book: Taylor, James A. Jan 29 1839 Mar 24 1910 Taylor, Mary Jun 13 1845 Jul 29 1904 Taylor, Hattie V. Dec 28 1873 Sep 12 1913 I believe this Mary Taylor may be in my line, a sister of my ancestor. Her maiden name is proven in the DC of her daughter: 1945 - Death Cert #02375, Aiken Co, SC Mrs. Emma T. Weatherford Female, White, Widow of J. D. Weatherford b.Oct 23, 1870, Aiken Co, SC father: James A. Taylor, b. Edgefield Co, SC mother: Mary DEAN, Aiken Co, SC* d. March 7, 1945, Aiken Co, SC cause: Carcinoma of Liver informant: Miss Pearl Weatherford, Aiken SC buried: Aiken, SC UT: D. M. George, Aiken, SC. *Aiken Co. not formed until 1870 from lower Edgefield and upper Barnwell Cos, with a little bit of Orangeburg and I think a wee portion of Lexington Counties, SC. Does anyone have additional information about this James Taylor family and especially his wife Mary Dean Taylor? Would love to have an obituary!!!! Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

I don't know when the Bells of NC and/or New Acquisition SC relocated to Edgefield District, but think that I can identify Barbara Schildknecht Bell. Several Schildknecht households arrived together in Charleston in Jan 1765 with a large group of Palatine immigrants on three ships: the Dragon, the Union and the Planter's Adventure. They were sent to settle the new Londonborough Township (first called Belfast) in SW Edgefield District, and most of them remained in that location. One of the households was that of Georg Schildknecht (b. 15 Oct 1727 in Rottenacker, Donaukreis, Württemberg, and his wife Catharina (b. ~1736). The 350-acre grant says that they arrived with 4 children. There were several young Schieldknights in the group, but no clear way to identify which ones belonged to which household. At any rate, George and Catharina also had several children born in SC. Their son Henry Shelnut (1769-1849) left an Edgefield will signed 10 Feb 1849, recorded 7 Apr 1849. Henry and his wife Mary (reportedly a Bell) had no children. His heirs included his brothers and sisters (or their survivors). One of the heirs was Barbara Bell; Henry Shelnut also left a bequest to his nephew Robert Bell. Since Barbara had the Schildknecht surname in 1787, she was probably his sister, and therefore an SC-born daughter of George and Catherine Schildknecht. Most members of the Schildknecht families and their neighbors of Londonborough and Cuffeetown Creek were active Loyalists who took refuge in Nova Scotia after the war. That had been their intended destination anyway, but the captains landed them at Charleston. The apparent siblings of Henry Shelnut either did not leave SC or else returned there. The family names listed on the will are Peggy Weaver, Betsy Dorris, Barbara Bell, William Shelnut and Andy Shelnut "or the heirs of each of the above named persons." On ages for land transactions, it was more common for a purchaser to be at least age 18, but it was not necessary. Some people made purchases (or received grants) at younger ages. I think that the head-of-household grants awarded to 13-year-old orphan girls (who arrived with that 1765 Palatine expedition) were perhaps a record! ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Ozment" <johnozment@hotmail.com> To: <scedgefi@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 12:59 PM Subject: [SCEDGEFI] 1793 BELL: Gift of Deed > > Does anyone have details about the BELL famiy > mentioned in books 1-12 of land records, namely > William Bell with sons William Harrison and Zachariah? > The land record was actually a "gift of deed" involving > transfer of personal effects to sons and daughters. > > I noticed a couple of land transactions involving brothers > William and Zachariah Bell in 1775 Craven Co., SC. > > I recall that William Bell of the 1800 and 1810 Edgefield Co., > SC, censuses was born 1756 to 1765. Thus, he might not > yet have been 21 years old in 1775 (for a land transaction). > Does his age matter? Would 1756 (age 19) have been good > enough? It makes sense that the family was > located elsewhere before 1785, and the SC population > was largely located along the coast until that time. > > I'm not sure about the William Bell of the 1790 Edgefield Co., SC, > census. There were two men over 16 with none under. > > Zachariah Bell was on a 1762 record of Craven Co., SC, > and he bought land in 1769 in Mecklenburg Co., NC. > A Genforum posting stated he was in Lancaster Co., SC, > of the Camden District, but I'm not sure if that was fact or surmise. > > Was Zachariah born about 1741 and William H. born about 1756? > Or, was there an older Zachariah? There was even a Zachariah Bell > who died in 1843 in Hall Co., GA. I don't know if there's a connection. > > The William Bell who left the "gift of deed" in 1793 Edgefield Co., SC, > was obviously the father of William H. and Zachariah and several > daughters. So, was he born around 1715 or so, given Zachariah's > age? That would make him about 78 in 1793. > > Similarly, William Bell (presumably this Wm. H.) of 1800 had > three boys, one born 1784 (prob. Stephen) and two born 1790-1800 > (William Jr. and __?__). But, his boys were gone by 1810. > > William Bell (Jr.) was up to 26 years old in 1810 and living next door > to Barbara Bell. At first, I thought Barbara Bell was William's widow ... > maybe still possible if a second wife. > > But, I noticed a 1787 Edgefield land record which she witnessed > under her former name of Barbara Schildknect / Shellknit. That > sounds Pennsylvanian, if you will. When the document was > finally finalized, it is noted she was now Barbara Bell. > > I think Stephen was born before 1787 ... 1784 in fact. > He was 26-44 in 1810 (with four sons) and -- if he was > William's oldest boy -- he was 10-16 in 1800 as well. > Stephen's first children were Catherine and Burrell, > born in 1802 and 1803 (followed by William in 1805), > so 1784 would be about the youngest he could be, > practically speaking. Burrell had a son named Stephen > born in Conecuh Co., AL, in 1834. > > I think I am beginning to piece the puzzle together > correctly at long last, but if someone else has worked > on this group, I would appreciate some help.

I just found you message as I returned to work after a few days off. Thank you so much for your reply. The Genealogy Library in Independence, Missouri, has this book and I have looked at it several times. However, I do not know which community my Deans lived in and I cannot figure out which William Dean was the father of William Rufus Dean. I have been working on this line for decades, but I dead end in Edgefield. I am delighted that I may have found a new cousin in you. Best wishes. Janet Dean -----Original Message----- From: scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Dr. Constance T McNeill Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 6:48 AM To: scedgefi@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SCEDGEFI] History of Edgefield County This book is also available from the Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society Contact Tonys Browder at OEDGS, 803-637-4010 Current price is $45.00 plus $4.00 shipping and handling. you can e-mail oedgs at oedgs@aikenelectric.net for more information or visit our website at OEDGS.Org for a list of our current books Constance T. McNeill Pres. OEDGS At 01:03 AM 4/5/07 -0600, you wrote: > >Message: 1 >Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 19:56:41 -0500 >From: Doris Christian <dmkchristian@austin.rr.com> >Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Hist of Edgefield Co >To: SCEDGEFI-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <E067E1F7-9E8A-4317-9D62-D32EA538BC4A@austin.rr.com> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; delsp=yes; format=flowed > >HISTORY OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY > From The Earliest Settlements To 1897 > BIOGRAPHICAL AND ANEODOTICAL; WITH SKETCHES OF THE SEMINOLE WAR; >NULLIFICATION; SECESSION; RECONSTRUCTION; CHURCH AND LITERATURE; WITH >ROLLS OF ALL THE COMPANIES FROM EDGEFIELD IN THE WAR OF SECESSION, >WAR WITH MEXICO AND WITH THE SEMINOLE INDIANS. > >BY > >JOHN A. CHAPMAN, A. M. > >If you cannot find this book at the local library or borrow it from >another library, you may want to go to >dmkheritage.com We have the book on CD. > >Besides the history of the various communities in Edgefield County, >Chapman gives information on several families and how the >Revolutionary and Civil Wars affected the area. The following is >only a small part of the contents of this 536 page book. > Table of Contents >FIRST SETTLEMENT >BUILDING FORT KEOWEE >CONFERENCE AT SALUDA OLD TOWN >SETTLERS OF VARIOUS NATIONALITIES >CHANGES IN THE NAMES OF PLACE >EDUCATION >THE BUTLER FAMILY >MUSTER ROLL?BROOKS' COMPANY >TOWNSHIPS OF MOBLEY. NORRIS. &C. > SIEGE OF NINETY?SIX >CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY >A FIGHT AT EDGEFIELD > >Index > >Abney, Abneys, Adams, Addison, Addy, Adkins, Aibney, Aiken, Aiton, >Alexander, Alien, Aliman, Allen, Allens, Allston, Amaker, Anderson, >Andrews, Appleby, Arander, Ardis, ARMENTOR, Armstrong, Arnim, Arnirn, >Arnold, Arthur, Asbil, Asbill, Asbills, Ataway, Atkinson, Attaway, >AtterberryAughtry, Augustine, Aull, Aulmond, Bacon, Baggott, Bagwell, >Bailey, Baker, Bakers, Baney, Banks, Barber, Barden, Barham, Barker, >Barnes, Barnett, Barney, Barnum, Barontons, Barr, Barrelett, Barrett, >Barry, Bartee, Bartlet, Bartley, Bartly, Barton, Bassell, Batchelor, >Bates, Bateses, Baugh, Bauknight, Bauskett, BEAN, Beattie, >Beauregard, Becks, Bedenbaugh, Beister, Belden, Beleher, Bell, >Benjamin, Bennett, Benson, Berand, Berry, Berrys, Betsil, Bettis, >Bird, Black, Blackston, Blackwelder, Blackwell, Blackwells, Bladon, >Blake, Blalock, Bland, Blanding, Blankenship, Blease, Bledsoe, >Blocker, Bloodsworth, Blucher, Blythe, Boatner, Boatwright, Bobb, >Boddys, Bodie, Bodies,, Bohler, Boleware, Bolger, Bolles, Bolton, >Bonham, Bonum, Boone, Booth, Boothe, Boozer, Boram, Bouknight, >Bouknights, Boulware, Bowen, Bowers, Bowie, Bowles, Bowling, Boxtham, >Boyce, Boyd, Boykin, Bradford, Bradley, Bragg, Brannon, Braswell, >Brazeal, Breckenridge, Brewer, Brice, Bridwell, Briggs, Brisbane, >Broaddus, Broadus, Broadwater, Broglen, Brooker, Brooks, Broome, >Brown, Browne, Broyden, Bruce, Brumly, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, >Buchanan, Buffington, Bugler, Buist, Bull, Bullock, BULOW, Bunch, >Burby, Burder, Burdett, Burdit, Burgess, Burkhalter, Burn, Burnet, >Burnett, Burrell, Burres, Burress, Burruss, Burt, Burton, >BurtonsBusbee, Busby, Buse, Bush, Bushes, Busheys, Bushnell, Bussey, >Busseys, Butler, Buzhardt, Buzzard, Byrd, Cachcrofts, Cain, Caldwell, >Calhoun, Callahan, Calliham, Callison, Cambee, Cameron, Cammeron, >Campbell, Cantey, Capeheart, Capers, Carghile, Carghill, Carlisle, >Caroll, Carpenter, Carroll, Carson, Carter, Cartin, Cartledge, >Cartwright, Carwile, Cary, Casey, Cash, Cason, Casper, Cato, >Caughman, Chamberlain, Chamberlin, Champion, Chapman, Chappell, >Chappells, Chariton, Charlton, Charpton, Chatham, Chaver, Cheatham, >Cheatharn, Chiles, Chipley, Chiquola, Chisolm, Christian, Christie, >Church, Clark, Clarke, Clarks, Clary, Claxton, Clay, Clayton, Clegg, >Clemson, Clerrel, Clifton, Clinton, Cloud, Cloy, Coates, Cobb, >Cobler, Cochran, Cockerel, Cockerill, Cockran, Cockrell, Cogburn, >Cogburns, Coke, Cole, Coleman, Colemans, Colgan, Colier, Collett, >Collier, Collins, Collum, Colson, Conally, Connolly, Connor, Cook, >Coon, Cooner, Cooper, Coover, Corley, Corleys, Corn, Cosey, Cotchett, >Cotes, Cothran, Couch, Counts, Courtney, Covar, Cowan, Cox, Crafton, >Craftons, Crane, Crawford, Creed, Creymore, Creyon, Crim, Crocker, >Crockett, Croft, Crofton, Cromer, Cromley, Crooker, Crookshank, >Crouch, Crouder, Crout, Crowder, Crozier, Cruger, Culbreath, Culham, >Cullam, Cullum, Culpepper, Culpeppers, Cumbee, Cunningham,Cureton, >Curry, Cushman, Cuthbush, Daniel, Daniels, Dargan, D'Aubigne, >Daugherty, Davidson, Davis, Dawson, Day, Deal, Dean, Deering, Dees, >Delaughter, Deliard, Dellet, DeLoach, DeLoache, Delorea, Delph, >Denny, Dennys, Dent, Derrick, DeSaussure, Deshass, DEVEANE, DeVore, >Dillard, Dinkins, Dinwiddie, Direher, Dobbins, Dobey, Doby, Dodgen, >Dodgin, Dogan, Dooley, Doolittie, Dooly, Dorn, Dorns, Dorsey, Dorton, >Douglas, Dow, Dozier, Drake, Draper, Drasing, Drayton, Dreher, >Dryda1e, Drysdale, Dubose, Duff, Duffee, Duffie, Dufford, Duffy, >Duke, Duncan, Dunlap, Dunmore, Dunn, Dunoavnt, DUNOVANT, Dunton, >Dunwoody, Durbec, Durisoe, Durst, Duvall, Dyer, Earle, Earley, >Eddins, Edson, Edwards, Eidson, Eikner, Elder, Ellenberg, >Ellenberger, Elliott, Ellis, Elmore, Elsmore, Elzey, Ergles, Erwin, >Eskridge, Etheredge, Etheredges, Etheridge, Ethridge, Evans, Faban, >Fagin, Fair, Fairchild, Fant, Farley, Farrier, Faulkner, Feagle, >Fellers, Ferguson, Fitzsimmons, Fleming, Fletchall, Flinn, Floyd, >Foley, Folk, Foote, Ford, Forde, Forgason, Forrest, Fort, Foshee, >Foster, Fowler, Fox, Foy, Francis, Franklin, Franks, Frantis, Fraser, >Frazier, Frederick, Free, Freeman, Fremont, Friday, Frie, Fulman, >Fulmer, Fulton, Fundyburg, Furbry, Furman, Gage, Gaines, Galloway, >Galphin, Gant, GANTT, Gardiner, Gardner, Garlington, Garrett, Gary, >Gasperson, Gassaway, Gaston, Gates, Gaulden, Gedder, Geiger, Gentry, >Gerkin, German, Gervais, Getzen, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilchrist, Gilder, >Giles, Gill, Gilliam, Gillion, Gilman, Girardeau, Gissue, Gist, >Gladding, Glanton, Glascock, Glauzier, Glaze, Glen, Glenn, Glover, >Goeman, Goff, Goggans, Golding, Goleman, Golf, Gomillion, Goode, >Goodlet, Goodman, Goodwin, Goodwins, Goodwyn, Goudy, Gould, Graddick, >Gradick, Graham, Granby, Grant, Graves, Gray, Greeley, Green, Greene, >Gregg, Gregory, Grice, Griffin, Griffins, Griffith, Grigaby, Grigsby, >Grimke, Grisham, Grissom, Guantt, Guiledge, Guinn, Gulledge, Gullege, >Gunter, Gwaltney, Hackett, HADDON, Hagood, Haigood, Hailman, Hair, >Haliman, Hall, Halliday, Halman, Haltiwanger, Hamilton, Hamlee, >Hammond, Hampton, Hancock, Hand, Haney, Hanna, Hanson, Hard, Harden, >Hardy, Hardys, Hare, Hargit, Hargrove, Harilison, Harling, Harmon, >Harper, Harrington, Harris, Harrises, Harrison, Hart, Harter, >Harting, Harvey, Haskell, Hastings, Hatcher, Havird, Havirds, >Hawkins, Hayne, Hays, Hazel, Hazle, Head, Hearn, Hemslys, Henderson, >Hendrix, Henry, Henson, Herbert, Herlong, Herlongs, Herrin, Hester, >Hewson, Hibbler, Hibler, Hickson, Higgins, Hight, Hightower, Hilborn, >Hill, Hillhouse, Hilton, Hipp, Hirett, Hite, Hitt, Hix, Hobbes, >Hobbs, Hodge, Hodges, Hoke, Holden, Holiday, Holland, Holley, >Holliday, Hollingsworth, Hollingsworths, Hollis, Holloway, Holly, >Holmes, Holsenbake, Holson, Holsonback, Holsonbake, Holstein, >Holston, Holstons, Home, Hondrix, Hood, Hooper, Hope, Hopkins, Horn, >Horndon, Horne, Horrie, Horton, Hostillo, House, Houseal, Hovia, >Howard, Howel, Howell, Howley, Hudson, Hues, Huff, Huffman, Hughes, >Hughs, Huiet, Huiett, Humphries, Hundley, Hunt, Hunter, Hurtt, >Huskeys, Hutto, Hyams, Hyler, Inabenet, Inabinet, Inabnet, Irby, >Irvins, Jackson, James, Jameson, Jamison, Jay, Jefferson, Jenkins, >Jenning, Jennings, Jeter, Johns, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordan, >Kadle, Kearsey, Keese, Keifer, Keitt, Kelly, Kemp, Kempson, Kendall, >Kennedy, Kennerly, Kenney, Kenny, Kernaghan, Kershaw, Key, Kidd, >Kilcrease, Kimbrell, Kinard, King, Kings, Kinnaird, Kirkland, >Kirksey, Kisic, Kisick, Kissic, Kistler, Knox, Koon, Krepps, Kreps, >Kugley, La Borde, LaBorde, Lagrone, Lagroon, Laidler, Lake, Lamar, >Lamars, Lamb, Lambkin, Land, Landrum, Landrums, Lane, Langdon, >Langford, Lanham, Lanharn, Lanier, Lankford, Lantern, Lark, Larke, >Lather, Lawrence, Leapard, Lebeschultz, Lee, Leek, Leese, Legg, >Leigh, Leopard, Leppard, Leslie, Lewis, Limbecker, Lincoln, Lindler, >Linler, LINTON, Lippard, Lipscomb, Lithgour, Little, Little >Carpenter, Littleton, Livingston, Lockridge, Logan, Long, Longmire, >Longs, Longstreet, Lott, Lovelace, Lowe, Lowrey, Lybrand, Lyles, >Lynch, Lyon, Lythgoe, Mack, Maddox, Madison, Maffett, Magill, >Magrath, Magruder, Malay, Mallen, Mallet, Malmedy, Malone, Maloy, >Manardis, Manget, Mangum, Manigault, Manly, Mann, Manning, Manus, >Mapuss, Margart, Marion, Markert, Marlow, Maroney, Marony, Marsh, >Marshall, Martin, Martins, Mason, Massey, Master, Matheny, Mathews, >Mathews, Mathis, Matthews, Maury, Maxwell, May, Mayer, Mayers, Mayes, >Mayeses, Mayfield, Maynard, Mayon, Mays, Mayson, McCall, McCarthy, >McCarty, McCary, McCelvey, McCelvy, McClendon, McClintock, McCrackin, >McCreery, McCullough, McDaniel, McDevitt, McDowell, McDuffie, >McElroy, McEwen, McGahee, McGee, McGeehe, McGhee, McGowan, McHare, >McHenry, McHugh, McIntosh, McKann, McKee, McKennie, McKenzie, >McKibbin, McKie, McKinney, McKinnie, McKinsey, McLaurin, McLaw, >McLendon, McLenna, McLittle, McMahon, McManus, McMillan, McMurphy, >McWeaver, McWhorter, Mealing, Means, Mears, Medicis, Medlock, Meelin, >Mellon, Melton, Merchant, Merchants, Meriwether, Meriwethers, >Merritt, Merriwether, Metz, Michel, Mickler, Middleton, Middletons, >Miles, Milledge, Miller, Millhouse, Mills, Milton, Mimms, Mims, >Minick, Minis, Minnick, Minor, Mitchel, Mitchell, Mitchells, Mobley, >Monk, Montague, Moore, Mootry, Moragne, Morange, Morgan, Morris, >Morrison, Morse, Moseley, Moser, Moses, Moss, Motes, Moultrie, >Mtichell, Munalu, Mundy, Murphy, Murrall, Murrell, Muse, Myers, >Napper, Neal, Neill, New, Newcome, Newman, Newson, Ney, Nibletts, >Nicholas, Nichols, Nicholson, Niernsee, Nixon, Nixons, Noble, Nobles, >Norrel, Norris, North, Nortons, Norvel, Nott, Nox, Nunberger, Nunn, >Nunns, Odem, Odom, Odonald, Oftman, Oglesby, Oglethorpe, O'Neal, >O'Neale, O'Neall, Orr, Osburn, Outz, Ouzts, Overstreet, Owdom, Owen, >Owens, Pace, Padget, Padgett, Padgetts, Page, Palmer, Pardee, Pardue, >Parish, Parker, Parkins, Parkman, Parley, Parmer, Parson, Pasey, >Pate, Patrick, Patterson, Pattison, Paul, Payne, Pearis, Pearson, >Pemberton, Penn, Penworth, Perdue, Permenter, Perrin, Perry, >Perryman, Perrys, Pervis, Peterson, Petigru, Peurifoy, Phelps, >Philips, Pickens, Picket, Pickets, Pierce, Pinchback, Pinson, Piper, >Pitts, Pixley, Platt, Plindell, Ploughman, Plowden, Plunkett, >Plymale, Pointer, Pope, Porter, Posey, Pou, Powell, Prater, Prather, >Prator, Prescott, Presley, Pressley, Prevost, Priber, Price, Prim, >Prince, Princes, PRINGLE, Proctor, Prothro, Pugh, Pulley, Pury, Pyle, >Quarles, Quarter, Quattlebaum, Queries, Rabuns, Radcliffe, Radford, >Radlord, Rafeloy, Raiborn, Raimey, Rainsford, Ramage, Rambo, Ramey, >Rampey, Ramsay, Ramsey, Ramsy, Ranch, Randall, Randolph, Rannald, >Ranson, Rauch, Rawdon, Raymond, Read, Ready, Reams, Reamy, Rearden, >Reel, Reese, Reeves, Refo, Refore, Reid, Reilly, Reo, Reynolds, >Reynoldses, Rhett, Rhine, Rhinehart, Rhoden, Rhodes, Rice, >Richardson, Richardsons, Riddle, Ridgell, Ridlehoover, Riley, Rileys, >Rinehart, Ripley, Riser, Rite, Rivers, Roach, Roath, Roberts, >Robertson, Robinson, Roddy, Rodgers, Rogers, Rome, Rook, Rooke, >Roper, Rose, Ross, Rossan, Roton, Rotten, Rottens, Rotton, Rountree, >Row, Rowe, Royal, Rudolph, Rump, Rush, Rushton, Rushtort, Russell, >Ruston, Rutherford, Rutland, Rutledge, Ryan, Saddler, Sadler, Sale, >Salter, Salvador, Sammons, Samons, Sample, Samples, Samuel, Samuels, >Sanborn, Sanders, Satcher, Saunders, Savage, Savages, Sawyer, >Schuanpert, Schultz, Schumpert, Schwartz, Scott, Scriven, Scurry, >Seabrook, Searies, Sease, Seay, Sego, Seguin, Seibles, Seigler, >Seiley, Seitzes, Sentell, Seymour, Seysin, Shadrack, Shafer, Shaffer, >Shannon, Sharpton, Shaw, Shealey, Shealy, Sheck, Sheely, Sheppard, >Sherley, Sherman, Shibley, Shinall, Shippe, Shirer, Shultz, Sibley, >Sidney, Simkins, Simms, Simons, Simpkinses, Simpson, Sinclair, >Singleton, Singley, Singuefield, Skipper, Slaton, Sligh, Slowman, >Smalls, Smart, Smerdon, Smiley, Smith, Smiths, Smyley, Sneed, >Snelgrove, Snipes, Sorger, Spann, Spearman, Spellman, Spencer, >Spinall, Spires, Spivy, Spradley, Spragins, Stallworth, Stalnaker, >Stalworth, Stark, Starke, Steadham, Steadhem, Steadman, Stearns, >Stedham, Steedhan, Steel, Stefle, Steiffle, Stevens, Stevenson, >Stewart, Still, Stone, Stoneman, Story, Street, Stringer, >Stringfield, Strobel, Strom, Strother, Stuart, Styles,, Styran, >Styron, Suddath, Sullivan, Summer, Summers, Sumner, Sumter, >Swearengin, Swearingen, Syms, Talbert, Taliaferro, Tallassee King, >Talley, Tankersly, Tarrant, Tate, Tatum, Taylor, Teague, Tennant, >Terry, Thacker, Thomas, Thompkins, Thompson, Thomson, Thornton, >Threwits, Thurman, Thurmond, Thurmonds, Tillman, Timmerman, >Timmermans, Tissick, Todd, Tolbert, Tollison, Tombs, Tomkins, >Tompkins, Toney, Toole, Towles, Towlse, Townes, Townsend, Trailer, >Trapp, Travis, Traylor, Treadaway, Treat, Trescott, Trezevant, >Trotter, Trotters, Tucker, Tuckers, Turner, Turnipseed, Tutt, Twiggs, >Tyler, Tyrrel, Unger, Uuthank, Vance, Vansant, Vanzandt, Vardel, >Vaughan, Vaughn, Venters, Verdery, Villard, Vines, Waddell, Wages, >Waits, Walker, Wallace, Walls, Walsingham, Walters, Walton, Ward, >Wardlaw, Ware, Warren, Warrens, Wash, WashingtonWate, Waters, >Watkins, Watley, Watson, Watsons, Watts, Weatherford, Weaver, Webb, >Weber, Webster, Weeks, Weems, Weilborn, Weldon, Wells, Werts, Wertz, >Wesley, West, Wever, Whatley, Whatleys, Wheeler, Wheelers, Whilden, >Whitaker, Whitcombe, White, Whitehead, Whitlock, Whitman, Whitner, >Whittaker, Whittle, Whittles, Whittman, Wiedensall, Wigfall, >Wightman, Wikie, Wilcox, Wilhite, Wilkinson, Williams, Williamses, >Williamson, Willing, Willingham, Willis, Wills, Wilson, Windsor, >Wingard, Winn, Wise, Wiseman, Witherspoon, Witt, Wood, Woodford, >Woodruff, Woods, Woodson, Woodward, Woolsey, Wooten, Worthington, >Worthingtons, Wright, Wyatt, Wynne, Wyse, XARMENTOR, Yancey, >Yarborough, 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I just found you message as I returned to work after a few days off. Thank you so much for your reply. The Genealogy Library in Independence, Missouri, has this book and I have looked at it several times. However, I do not know which community my Deans lived in and I cannot figure out which William Dean was the father of William Rufus Dean. I have been working on this line for decades, but I dead end in Edgefield. I am delighted that I may have found a new cousin in you. Best wishes. Janet Dean -----Original Message----- From: scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Doris Christian Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 7:57 PM To: SCEDGEFI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Hist of Edgefield Co HISTORY OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY From The Earliest Settlements To 1897 BIOGRAPHICAL AND ANEODOTICAL; WITH SKETCHES OF THE SEMINOLE WAR; NULLIFICATION; SECESSION; RECONSTRUCTION; CHURCH AND LITERATURE; WITH ROLLS OF ALL THE COMPANIES FROM EDGEFIELD IN THE WAR OF SECESSION, WAR WITH MEXICO AND WITH THE SEMINOLE INDIANS. BY JOHN A. CHAPMAN, A. M. If you cannot find this book at the local library or borrow it from another library, you may want to go to dmkheritage.com We have the book on CD. Besides the history of the various communities in Edgefield County, Chapman gives information on several families and how the Revolutionary and Civil Wars affected the area. The following is only a small part of the contents of this 536 page book. Table of Contents FIRST SETTLEMENT BUILDING FORT KEOWEE CONFERENCE AT SALUDA OLD TOWN SETTLERS OF VARIOUS NATIONALITIES CHANGES IN THE NAMES OF PLACE EDUCATION THE BUTLER FAMILY MUSTER ROLL‑BROOKS' COMPANY TOWNSHIPS OF MOBLEY. NORRIS. &C. SIEGE OF NINETY‑SIX CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY A FIGHT AT EDGEFIELD Index Abney, Abneys, Adams, Addison, Addy, Adkins, Aibney, Aiken, Aiton, Alexander, Alien, Aliman, Allen, Allens, Allston, Amaker, Anderson, Andrews, Appleby, Arander, Ardis, ARMENTOR, Armstrong, Arnim, Arnirn, Arnold, Arthur, Asbil, Asbill, Asbills, Ataway, Atkinson, Attaway, AtterberryAughtry, Augustine, Aull, Aulmond, Bacon, Baggott, Bagwell, Bailey, Baker, Bakers, Baney, Banks, Barber, Barden, Barham, Barker, Barnes, Barnett, Barney, Barnum, Barontons, Barr, Barrelett, Barrett, Barry, Bartee, Bartlet, Bartley, Bartly, Barton, Bassell, Batchelor, Bates, Bateses, Baugh, Bauknight, Bauskett, BEAN, Beattie, Beauregard, Becks, Bedenbaugh, Beister, Belden, Beleher, Bell, Benjamin, Bennett, Benson, Berand, Berry, Berrys, Betsil, Bettis, Bird, Black, Blackston, Blackwelder, Blackwell, Blackwells, Bladon, Blake, Blalock, Bland, Blanding, Blankenship, Blease, Bledsoe, Blocker, Bloodsworth, Blucher, Blythe, Boatner, Boatwright, Bobb, Boddys, Bodie, Bodies,, Bohler, Boleware, Bolger, Bolles, Bolton, Bonham, Bonum, Boone, Booth, Boothe, Boozer, Boram, Bouknight, Bouknights, Boulware, Bowen, Bowers, Bowie, Bowles, Bowling, Boxtham, Boyce, Boyd, Boykin, Bradford, Bradley, Bragg, Brannon, Braswell, Brazeal, Breckenridge, Brewer, Brice, Bridwell, Briggs, Brisbane, Broaddus, Broadus, Broadwater, Broglen, Brooker, Brooks, Broome, Brown, Browne, Broyden, Bruce, Brumly, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, Buchanan, Buffington, Bugler, Buist, Bull, Bullock, BULOW, Bunch, Burby, Burder, Burdett, Burdit, Burgess, Burkhalter, Burn, Burnet, Burnett, Burrell, Burres, Burress, Burruss, Burt, Burton, BurtonsBusbee, Busby, Buse, Bush, Bushes, Busheys, Bushnell, Bussey, Busseys, Butler, Buzhardt, Buzzard, Byrd, Cachcrofts, Cain, Caldwell, Calhoun, Callahan, Calliham, Callison, Cambee, Cameron, Cammeron, Campbell, Cantey, Capeheart, Capers, Carghile, Carghill, Carlisle, Caroll, Carpenter, Carroll, Carson, Carter, Cartin, Cartledge, Cartwright, Carwile, Cary, Casey, Cash, Cason, Casper, Cato, Caughman, Chamberlain, Chamberlin, Champion, Chapman, Chappell, Chappells, Chariton, Charlton, Charpton, Chatham, Chaver, Cheatham, Cheatharn, Chiles, Chipley, Chiquola, Chisolm, Christian, Christie, Church, Clark, Clarke, Clarks, Clary, Claxton, Clay, Clayton, Clegg, Clemson, Clerrel, Clifton, Clinton, Cloud, Cloy, Coates, Cobb, Cobler, Cochran, Cockerel, Cockerill, Cockran, Cockrell, Cogburn, Cogburns, Coke, Cole, Coleman, Colemans, Colgan, Colier, Collett, Collier, Collins, Collum, Colson, Conally, Connolly, Connor, Cook, Coon, Cooner, Cooper, Coover, Corley, Corleys, Corn, Cosey, Cotchett, Cotes, Cothran, Couch, Counts, Courtney, Covar, Cowan, Cox, Crafton, Craftons, Crane, Crawford, Creed, Creymore, Creyon, Crim, Crocker, Crockett, Croft, Crofton, Cromer, Cromley, Crooker, Crookshank, Crouch, Crouder, Crout, Crowder, Crozier, Cruger, Culbreath, Culham, Cullam, Cullum, Culpepper, Culpeppers, Cumbee, Cunningham,Cureton, Curry, Cushman, Cuthbush, Daniel, Daniels, Dargan, D'Aubigne, Daugherty, Davidson, Davis, Dawson, Day, Deal, Dean, Deering, Dees, Delaughter, Deliard, Dellet, DeLoach, DeLoache, Delorea, Delph, Denny, Dennys, Dent, Derrick, DeSaussure, Deshass, DEVEANE, DeVore, Dillard, Dinkins, Dinwiddie, Direher, Dobbins, Dobey, Doby, Dodgen, Dodgin, Dogan, Dooley, Doolittie, Dooly, Dorn, Dorns, Dorsey, Dorton, Douglas, Dow, Dozier, Drake, Draper, Drasing, Drayton, Dreher, Dryda1e, Drysdale, Dubose, Duff, Duffee, Duffie, Dufford, Duffy, Duke, Duncan, Dunlap, Dunmore, Dunn, Dunoavnt, DUNOVANT, Dunton, Dunwoody, Durbec, Durisoe, Durst, Duvall, Dyer, Earle, Earley, Eddins, Edson, Edwards, Eidson, Eikner, Elder, Ellenberg, Ellenberger, Elliott, Ellis, Elmore, Elsmore, Elzey, Ergles, Erwin, Eskridge, Etheredge, Etheredges, Etheridge, Ethridge, Evans, Faban, Fagin, Fair, Fairchild, Fant, Farley, Farrier, Faulkner, Feagle, Fellers, Ferguson, Fitzsimmons, Fleming, Fletchall, Flinn, Floyd, Foley, Folk, Foote, Ford, Forde, Forgason, Forrest, Fort, Foshee, Foster, Fowler, Fox, Foy, Francis, Franklin, Franks, Frantis, Fraser, Frazier, Frederick, Free, Freeman, Fremont, Friday, Frie, Fulman, Fulmer, Fulton, Fundyburg, Furbry, Furman, Gage, Gaines, Galloway, Galphin, Gant, GANTT, Gardiner, Gardner, Garlington, Garrett, Gary, Gasperson, Gassaway, Gaston, Gates, Gaulden, Gedder, Geiger, Gentry, Gerkin, German, Gervais, Getzen, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilchrist, Gilder, Giles, Gill, Gilliam, Gillion, Gilman, Girardeau, Gissue, Gist, Gladding, Glanton, Glascock, Glauzier, Glaze, Glen, Glenn, Glover, Goeman, Goff, Goggans, Golding, Goleman, Golf, Gomillion, Goode, Goodlet, Goodman, Goodwin, Goodwins, Goodwyn, Goudy, Gould, Graddick, Gradick, Graham, Granby, Grant, Graves, Gray, Greeley, Green, Greene, Gregg, Gregory, Grice, Griffin, Griffins, Griffith, Grigaby, Grigsby, Grimke, Grisham, Grissom, Guantt, Guiledge, Guinn, Gulledge, Gullege, Gunter, Gwaltney, Hackett, HADDON, Hagood, Haigood, Hailman, Hair, 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Does anyone have details about the BELL famiy mentioned in books 1-12 of land records, namely William Bell with sons William Harrison and Zachariah? The land record was actually a "gift of deed" involving transfer of personal effects to sons and daughters. I noticed a couple of land transactions involving brothers William and Zachariah Bell in 1775 Craven Co., SC. I recall that William Bell of the 1800 and 1810 Edgefield Co., SC, censuses was born 1756 to 1765. Thus, he might not yet have been 21 years old in 1775 (for a land transaction). Does his age matter? Would 1756 (age 19) have been good enough? It makes sense that the family was located elsewhere before 1785, and the SC population was largely located along the coast until that time. I'm not sure about the William Bell of the 1790 Edgefield Co., SC, census. There were two men over 16 with none under. Zachariah Bell was on a 1762 record of Craven Co., SC, and he bought land in 1769 in Mecklenburg Co., NC. A Genforum posting stated he was in Lancaster Co., SC, of the Camden District, but I'm not sure if that was fact or surmise. Was Zachariah born about 1741 and William H. born about 1756? Or, was there an older Zachariah? There was even a Zachariah Bell who died in 1843 in Hall Co., GA. I don't know if there's a connection. The William Bell who left the "gift of deed" in 1793 Edgefield Co., SC, was obviously the father of William H. and Zachariah and several daughters. So, was he born around 1715 or so, given Zachariah's age? That would make him about 78 in 1793. Similarly, William Bell (presumably this Wm. H.) of 1800 had three boys, one born 1784 (prob. Stephen) and two born 1790-1800 (William Jr. and __?__). But, his boys were gone by 1810. William Bell (Jr.) was up to 26 years old in 1810 and living next door to Barbara Bell. At first, I thought Barbara Bell was William's widow ... maybe still possible if a second wife. But, I noticed a 1787 Edgefield land record which she witnessed under her former name of Barbara Schildknect / Shellknit. That sounds Pennsylvanian, if you will. When the document was finally finalized, it is noted she was now Barbara Bell. I think Stephen was born before 1787 ... 1784 in fact. He was 26-44 in 1810 (with four sons) and -- if he was William's oldest boy -- he was 10-16 in 1800 as well. Stephen's first children were Catherine and Burrell, born in 1802 and 1803 (followed by William in 1805), so 1784 would be about the youngest he could be, practically speaking. Burrell had a son named Stephen born in Conecuh Co., AL, in 1834. I think I am beginning to piece the puzzle together correctly at long last, but if someone else has worked on this group, I would appreciate some help.

Can anyone identify the location of Poplar Spring Branch in the deed below? Edgefield Deed Book 30, p. 270 Job Glover to Joanna Ogilvie called Joanna Hampton 16 Sept. 1810 for $200 160 acres part of grant to Samuel Glover and came to Job Glover by heirship on Horse Creek at confluence of the Poplar Spring Branch with Horse Creek- Mary J. Glover Signed away dower Witnessed: Charles Lamar, Polly Tarrance. Proved 16 Sept. 1810 by Charles Lamar; John Tarrance Recorded 29 Jan. 1811.

Found this loose on my desk and don't know if I ever sent it. I was able to attach him to a family and enter the data based on him being the brother of Thelma Powell Rodgers who I had in my file, but without parents. But there might be a different Thelma, so I would appreciate confirmation of the outline I have placed below the obit. Obit of Arthur David Powell, published April 1, 2007, The State, Columbia, SC LANGLEY - Entered into rest on Friday, March 30, 2007, Mr. Arthur David Powell, 87, of 155 Chaffee Street, Langley, SC. He was preceded in death by his wife Mrs. Louise P. Powell. Surviving are two sons, Marvin Powell, Batesburg, SC, and Wayne Powell, Greenwood, SC; four daughters, Donna Smith, Langley,,SC, Eleanor "Pat" Newell, W. Columbia, SC, Jeanette Davis, Langley, SC and Rhonda Jensen, Graniteville, SC; three sisters, Louise Blackwell and Elizabeth Rodgers, both of Saluda, SC, and Thelma Rodgers, Edgefield, SC; eighteen grandchildren, twenty-six great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Mr. Powell was born in Saluda, SC, to the late John Singleton and Annie Morris Powell. He had retired from Graniteville Company and he was a member of Langley United Methodist Church and the Young at Heart Senior Group. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Larry Gregory officiating. Interment will follow in Langley Cemetery. Pallbearers will be his grandsons. Memorials may be made to a charity of your choice. Friends may call on Monday evening from 6 until 8 at Hatcher Funeral Home, U.S. Hwy. No. 1, Langley, SC. Descendants of Annie Mae Norris 1 Annie Mae Norris b: Mar 08, 1894 d: Dec 02, 1980 Burial: Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC .. +John Singleton Powell b: Feb 18, 1879 d: Sep 06, 1959 Burial: Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC Father: Walter B. POWELL Mother: Nancy Mildred QUARLES ..... 2 Thelma Powell ......... +Andrew Gwyen Rodgers b: Abt. 1918 in Saluda Co, SC d: Mar 11, 2006 in At his home, Edgefield Co, SC?? Burial: St. William's Catholic, Saluda, SC Father: Tillman Ephraim RODGERS Mother: Emma Daisy WALTON ............ 3 Shirley Ann Rodgers d: Bef. 2006 ................ +Gerald Glanton .................... 4 George Glanton .................... 4 Bill Glanton .................... 4 Daniel Glanton .................... 4 Michael Glanton .................... 4 Melissa Glanton .................... 4 Angela Glanton .................... 4 Cynthia Glanton ..... 2 Arthur David Powell b: Abt. 1920 in Saluda Co, SC d: Mar 30, 2007 Burial: Langley Cem., Langley, Aiken Co, SC ......... +Louise P. Unknown ............ 3 Marvin Powell ............ 3 Wayne Powell ............ 3 Donna Powell ................ +Smith ............ 3 Eleanor 'Pat' Powell ................ +Newell ............ 3 Jeanette Powell ................ +Davis ............ 3 Rhonda Powell ................ +Jenson ..... 2 Louise Powell b: Aug 26, 1930 in Saluda Co, SC ......... +James Allen Blackwell b: Jan 27, 1928 d: Oct 15, 1992 Burial: Rocky Creek Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC ..... 2 Elizabeth Powell ......... +Rodgers Need the 1930 census record for John Singleton and Annie Mae Norris Powell. I can get the 1920 one later, but my library is not connecting tonight for some reason, so will have to look it up later. Any additional info. on this family group would be appreciated. Billie

The following obit was published Sat., April 7, 2007, The State, Columbia, SC Perry Ransom Bledsoe SALUDA - A Memorial Service for Mr. Perry Ransom Bledsoe, age, 92, will be held Easter Sunday, April, 2007, at Rocky Creek Baptist Church at 4 pm with Rev. Lawrence W. Carrigan and Rev. Vernon 0. Anderson officiating. The service will also include Masonic Rites. The family will receive friends at the church at 3 pm prior to the 4 pm service. Memorials may be made to Rocky Creek Baptist Church, 632 Rocky Creek Road, Johnston, SC 29832. Bland Funeral Home of Johnston is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Bledsoe, a native of Saluda County, died Good Friday, April 6, 2007 at Palmetto Health Richland in Columbia. He was the youngest son of the late John Berryman and Cora Elizabeth Padgett Bledsoe and was the last surviving member of his immediate family. He was a lifelong farner and in 1986 received the Commercial Producer of the Year of Beef Cattle of the Saluda Cattleman's Association sponsored by Clemson University Extension. He was a member of Travis Masonic Lodge #241 of Saluda, a member of Rocky Creek Baptist Church where he had served as Deacon and had taught Sunday School. Survivors include his wife: Bennie Mae Turner Bledsoe; three daughters and sons-in-law, Annette and Vernon Anderson, Laurens; Cora Elizabeth and Wade Murdaugh, Leesville; Dora Mae "Dolly" and Dr. Forest Evans, Bishopville; eight grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren with twins expected in mid-July. The family is deeply appreciative of the care provided by Drs. Raymond Bynoe, Steve Sann, and Forest Luke Evans (a grandson), the surgical trauma team of Palmetto Health Richland and also grateful to the Saluda County EMS team.

The following obituary was published in "The State", Columbia, SC April 1, 2007. I had his parents in my files so added him to the family based on the obit. SALUDA - Leon Francis "Pete" Bouknight, Sr., 78, of 116 Lowery Branch Rd., died Friday, March 30, 2007, in Providence Hospital. Born in Saluda County and a son of the late Pinckney Schumpert and Lula Lott Bouknight, he was the husband of Annette Sample Bouknight. Mr. Bouknight served in the 122nd Engineer Battalion, of the SC National Guard and retired from Park-Davis Co. in Greenwood. He was a member of Shiloh United Methodist Church and the John Griffith Sunday School Class. Surviving is his wife, Annette Sample Bouknight; a son and daughter-in-law, Leon F. Bouknight, Jr. and Susan Bouknight of Columbia; a daughter, Debra Lou Perry of Williamston; three sisters, Ann Rauch of Saluda, Mary Skenes of Columbia and Betty Benson of Barnwell; three grandchildren, Jamie Bouknight, Joshua Bouknight and Jonathan Bouknight; and three great-grandchildren. A brother, Bill Bouknight, preceded Mr. Bouknight in death. Funeral services will be 3:00 p.m. Monday, April 2, 2007, at Shiloh United Methodist Church with Rev. Lee Cothran, Rev. John Griffith and Rev. Dennis Campbell officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 p.m. Sunday evening at Ramey Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to Shiloh United Methodist Church, c/o Kent Rushton, 1118 John Rushton Rd., Saluda, SC 29138. Without much proof from my own research for the earlier generations, I have his mother's line as follows: Direct Descendants of [John Lott] 1 [John Lott] b: Abt. 1707 ......... 2 Jesse Lott b: Abt. 1740 d: Oct 30, 1779 in Edgefield Co, SC ............. +Sarah [Frederick] d: Abt. 1832 ..................... 3 Jesse Lott b: Bet. 1755 - 1774 d: Mar 25, 1811 in Edgefield Co, SC ......................... +Jane [Bettis] b: Bet. 1755 - 1774 m: Abt. 1781 ................................. 4 Lewis Elbert Lott b: Abt. 1795 in SC ..................................... +Fereby Bush b: Abt. 1795 in SC m: 1815 in Edgefield Co, SC Father: Bibby BUSH Mother: Mary HERRIN ............................................. 5 Jesse Allen Lott b: Abt. 1830 in SC d: Jun 20, 1862 in Enterprise, MS Burial: Near Johnston, SC ................................................. +Harriett 'Hattie' Amaker b: Jan 28, 1842 in SC m: Abt. 1856 d: May 15, 1924 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Chestnut Hill Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC Father: John A. AMAKER Mother: Mary 'Polly' JEFFCOAT ......................................................... 6 Jesse Allen Lott, Jr b: Apr 12, 1861 in SC d: Jun 04, 1930 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Chestnut Hill Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC ............................................................. +Annie Laura Amaker b: Sep 20, 1867 in SC m: Dec 16, 1886 d: Apr 25, 1945 in Coleman Township, Saluda Co, SC Burial: Chestnut Hill Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC Father: Ransom D. AMAKER Mother: Victoria MACK ..................................................................... 7 Lula Belle Lott b: Oct 22, 1899 d: Dec 14, 1953 md. Pinkney S. Bouknight. I don't have anything on the Bouknights. Billie Jones tjones@camden.net

This book is also available from the Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society Contact Tonys Browder at OEDGS, 803-637-4010 Current price is $45.00 plus $4.00 shipping and handling. you can e-mail oedgs at oedgs@aikenelectric.net for more information or visit our website at OEDGS.Org for a list of our current books Constance T. McNeill Pres. OEDGS At 01:03 AM 4/5/07 -0600, you wrote: > >Message: 1 >Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 19:56:41 -0500 >From: Doris Christian <dmkchristian@austin.rr.com> >Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Hist of Edgefield Co >To: SCEDGEFI-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <E067E1F7-9E8A-4317-9D62-D32EA538BC4A@austin.rr.com> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8; delsp=yes; format=flowed > >HISTORY OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY > From The Earliest Settlements To 1897 > BIOGRAPHICAL AND ANEODOTICAL; WITH SKETCHES OF THE SEMINOLE WAR; >NULLIFICATION; SECESSION; RECONSTRUCTION; CHURCH AND LITERATURE; WITH >ROLLS OF ALL THE COMPANIES FROM EDGEFIELD IN THE WAR OF SECESSION, >WAR WITH MEXICO AND WITH THE SEMINOLE INDIANS. > >BY > >JOHN A. CHAPMAN, A. M. > >If you cannot find this book at the local library or borrow it from >another library, you may want to go to >dmkheritage.com We have the book on CD. > >Besides the history of the various communities in Edgefield County, >Chapman gives information on several families and how the >Revolutionary and Civil Wars affected the area. The following is >only a small part of the contents of this 536 page book. > Table of Contents >FIRST SETTLEMENT >BUILDING FORT KEOWEE >CONFERENCE AT SALUDA OLD TOWN >SETTLERS OF VARIOUS NATIONALITIES >CHANGES IN THE NAMES OF PLACE >EDUCATION >THE BUTLER FAMILY >MUSTER ROLL?BROOKS' COMPANY >TOWNSHIPS OF MOBLEY. NORRIS. &C. > SIEGE OF NINETY?SIX >CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY >A FIGHT AT EDGEFIELD > >Index > >Abney, Abneys, Adams, Addison, Addy, Adkins, Aibney, Aiken, Aiton, >Alexander, Alien, Aliman, Allen, Allens, Allston, Amaker, Anderson, >Andrews, Appleby, Arander, Ardis, ARMENTOR, Armstrong, Arnim, Arnirn, >Arnold, Arthur, Asbil, Asbill, Asbills, Ataway, Atkinson, Attaway, >AtterberryAughtry, Augustine, Aull, Aulmond, Bacon, Baggott, Bagwell, >Bailey, Baker, Bakers, Baney, Banks, Barber, Barden, Barham, Barker, >Barnes, Barnett, Barney, Barnum, Barontons, Barr, Barrelett, Barrett, >Barry, Bartee, Bartlet, Bartley, Bartly, Barton, Bassell, Batchelor, >Bates, Bateses, Baugh, Bauknight, Bauskett, BEAN, Beattie, >Beauregard, Becks, Bedenbaugh, Beister, Belden, Beleher, Bell, >Benjamin, Bennett, Benson, Berand, Berry, Berrys, Betsil, Bettis, >Bird, Black, Blackston, Blackwelder, Blackwell, Blackwells, Bladon, >Blake, Blalock, Bland, Blanding, Blankenship, Blease, Bledsoe, >Blocker, Bloodsworth, Blucher, Blythe, Boatner, Boatwright, Bobb, >Boddys, Bodie, Bodies,, Bohler, Boleware, Bolger, Bolles, Bolton, >Bonham, Bonum, Boone, Booth, Boothe, Boozer, Boram, Bouknight, >Bouknights, Boulware, Bowen, Bowers, Bowie, Bowles, Bowling, Boxtham, >Boyce, Boyd, Boykin, Bradford, Bradley, Bragg, Brannon, Braswell, >Brazeal, Breckenridge, Brewer, Brice, Bridwell, Briggs, Brisbane, >Broaddus, Broadus, Broadwater, Broglen, Brooker, Brooks, Broome, >Brown, Browne, Broyden, Bruce, Brumly, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, >Buchanan, Buffington, Bugler, Buist, Bull, Bullock, BULOW, Bunch, >Burby, Burder, Burdett, Burdit, Burgess, Burkhalter, Burn, Burnet, >Burnett, Burrell, Burres, Burress, Burruss, Burt, Burton, >BurtonsBusbee, Busby, Buse, Bush, Bushes, Busheys, Bushnell, Bussey, >Busseys, Butler, Buzhardt, Buzzard, Byrd, Cachcrofts, Cain, Caldwell, >Calhoun, Callahan, Calliham, Callison, Cambee, Cameron, Cammeron, >Campbell, Cantey, Capeheart, Capers, Carghile, Carghill, Carlisle, >Caroll, Carpenter, Carroll, Carson, Carter, Cartin, Cartledge, >Cartwright, Carwile, Cary, Casey, Cash, Cason, Casper, Cato, >Caughman, Chamberlain, Chamberlin, Champion, Chapman, Chappell, >Chappells, Chariton, Charlton, Charpton, Chatham, Chaver, Cheatham, >Cheatharn, Chiles, Chipley, Chiquola, Chisolm, Christian, Christie, >Church, Clark, Clarke, Clarks, Clary, Claxton, Clay, Clayton, Clegg, >Clemson, Clerrel, Clifton, Clinton, Cloud, Cloy, Coates, Cobb, >Cobler, Cochran, Cockerel, Cockerill, Cockran, Cockrell, Cogburn, >Cogburns, Coke, Cole, Coleman, Colemans, Colgan, Colier, Collett, >Collier, Collins, Collum, Colson, Conally, Connolly, Connor, Cook, >Coon, Cooner, Cooper, Coover, Corley, Corleys, Corn, Cosey, Cotchett, >Cotes, Cothran, Couch, Counts, Courtney, Covar, Cowan, Cox, Crafton, >Craftons, Crane, Crawford, Creed, Creymore, Creyon, Crim, Crocker, >Crockett, Croft, Crofton, Cromer, Cromley, Crooker, Crookshank, >Crouch, Crouder, Crout, Crowder, Crozier, Cruger, Culbreath, Culham, >Cullam, Cullum, Culpepper, Culpeppers, Cumbee, Cunningham,Cureton, >Curry, Cushman, Cuthbush, Daniel, Daniels, Dargan, D'Aubigne, >Daugherty, Davidson, Davis, Dawson, Day, Deal, Dean, Deering, Dees, >Delaughter, Deliard, Dellet, DeLoach, DeLoache, Delorea, Delph, >Denny, Dennys, Dent, Derrick, DeSaussure, Deshass, DEVEANE, DeVore, >Dillard, Dinkins, Dinwiddie, Direher, Dobbins, Dobey, Doby, Dodgen, >Dodgin, Dogan, Dooley, Doolittie, Dooly, Dorn, Dorns, Dorsey, Dorton, >Douglas, Dow, Dozier, Drake, Draper, Drasing, Drayton, Dreher, >Dryda1e, Drysdale, Dubose, Duff, Duffee, Duffie, Dufford, Duffy, >Duke, Duncan, Dunlap, Dunmore, Dunn, Dunoavnt, DUNOVANT, Dunton, >Dunwoody, Durbec, Durisoe, Durst, Duvall, Dyer, Earle, Earley, >Eddins, Edson, Edwards, Eidson, Eikner, Elder, Ellenberg, >Ellenberger, Elliott, Ellis, Elmore, Elsmore, Elzey, Ergles, Erwin, >Eskridge, Etheredge, Etheredges, Etheridge, Ethridge, Evans, Faban, >Fagin, Fair, Fairchild, Fant, Farley, Farrier, Faulkner, Feagle, >Fellers, Ferguson, Fitzsimmons, Fleming, Fletchall, Flinn, Floyd, >Foley, Folk, Foote, Ford, Forde, Forgason, Forrest, Fort, Foshee, >Foster, Fowler, Fox, Foy, Francis, Franklin, Franks, Frantis, Fraser, >Frazier, Frederick, Free, Freeman, Fremont, Friday, Frie, Fulman, >Fulmer, Fulton, Fundyburg, Furbry, Furman, Gage, Gaines, Galloway, >Galphin, Gant, GANTT, Gardiner, Gardner, Garlington, Garrett, Gary, >Gasperson, Gassaway, Gaston, Gates, Gaulden, Gedder, Geiger, Gentry, >Gerkin, German, Gervais, Getzen, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilchrist, Gilder, >Giles, Gill, Gilliam, Gillion, Gilman, Girardeau, Gissue, Gist, >Gladding, Glanton, Glascock, Glauzier, Glaze, Glen, Glenn, Glover, >Goeman, Goff, Goggans, Golding, Goleman, Golf, Gomillion, Goode, >Goodlet, Goodman, Goodwin, Goodwins, Goodwyn, Goudy, Gould, Graddick, >Gradick, Graham, Granby, Grant, Graves, Gray, Greeley, Green, Greene, >Gregg, Gregory, Grice, Griffin, Griffins, Griffith, Grigaby, Grigsby, >Grimke, Grisham, Grissom, Guantt, Guiledge, 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Hostillo, House, Houseal, Hovia, >Howard, Howel, Howell, Howley, Hudson, Hues, Huff, Huffman, Hughes, >Hughs, Huiet, Huiett, Humphries, Hundley, Hunt, Hunter, Hurtt, >Huskeys, Hutto, Hyams, Hyler, Inabenet, Inabinet, Inabnet, Irby, >Irvins, Jackson, James, Jameson, Jamison, Jay, Jefferson, Jenkins, >Jenning, Jennings, Jeter, Johns, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordan, >Kadle, Kearsey, Keese, Keifer, Keitt, Kelly, Kemp, Kempson, Kendall, >Kennedy, Kennerly, Kenney, Kenny, Kernaghan, Kershaw, Key, Kidd, >Kilcrease, Kimbrell, Kinard, King, Kings, Kinnaird, Kirkland, >Kirksey, Kisic, Kisick, Kissic, Kistler, Knox, Koon, Krepps, Kreps, >Kugley, La Borde, LaBorde, Lagrone, Lagroon, Laidler, Lake, Lamar, >Lamars, Lamb, Lambkin, Land, Landrum, Landrums, Lane, Langdon, >Langford, Lanham, Lanharn, Lanier, Lankford, Lantern, Lark, Larke, >Lather, Lawrence, Leapard, Lebeschultz, Lee, Leek, Leese, Legg, >Leigh, Leopard, Leppard, Leslie, Lewis, Limbecker, Lincoln, Lindler, >Linler, LINTON, Lippard, Lipscomb, Lithgour, Little, Little >Carpenter, Littleton, Livingston, Lockridge, Logan, Long, Longmire, >Longs, Longstreet, Lott, Lovelace, Lowe, Lowrey, Lybrand, Lyles, >Lynch, Lyon, Lythgoe, Mack, Maddox, Madison, Maffett, Magill, >Magrath, Magruder, Malay, Mallen, Mallet, Malmedy, Malone, Maloy, >Manardis, Manget, Mangum, Manigault, Manly, Mann, Manning, Manus, >Mapuss, Margart, Marion, Markert, Marlow, Maroney, Marony, Marsh, >Marshall, Martin, Martins, Mason, Massey, Master, Matheny, Mathews, >Mathews, Mathis, Matthews, Maury, Maxwell, May, Mayer, Mayers, Mayes, >Mayeses, Mayfield, Maynard, Mayon, Mays, Mayson, McCall, McCarthy, >McCarty, McCary, McCelvey, McCelvy, McClendon, McClintock, McCrackin, >McCreery, McCullough, McDaniel, McDevitt, McDowell, McDuffie, >McElroy, McEwen, McGahee, McGee, McGeehe, McGhee, McGowan, McHare, >McHenry, McHugh, McIntosh, McKann, McKee, McKennie, McKenzie, >McKibbin, McKie, McKinney, McKinnie, McKinsey, McLaurin, McLaw, >McLendon, McLenna, McLittle, McMahon, McManus, McMillan, McMurphy, >McWeaver, McWhorter, Mealing, Means, Mears, Medicis, Medlock, Meelin, >Mellon, Melton, Merchant, Merchants, Meriwether, Meriwethers, >Merritt, Merriwether, Metz, Michel, Mickler, Middleton, Middletons, >Miles, Milledge, Miller, Millhouse, Mills, Milton, Mimms, Mims, >Minick, Minis, Minnick, Minor, Mitchel, Mitchell, Mitchells, Mobley, >Monk, Montague, Moore, Mootry, Moragne, Morange, Morgan, Morris, >Morrison, Morse, Moseley, Moser, Moses, Moss, Motes, Moultrie, >Mtichell, Munalu, Mundy, Murphy, Murrall, Murrell, Muse, Myers, >Napper, Neal, Neill, New, Newcome, Newman, Newson, Ney, Nibletts, >Nicholas, Nichols, Nicholson, Niernsee, Nixon, Nixons, Noble, Nobles, >Norrel, Norris, North, Nortons, Norvel, Nott, Nox, Nunberger, Nunn, >Nunns, Odem, Odom, Odonald, Oftman, Oglesby, Oglethorpe, O'Neal, >O'Neale, O'Neall, Orr, Osburn, Outz, Ouzts, Overstreet, Owdom, Owen, >Owens, Pace, Padget, Padgett, Padgetts, Page, Palmer, Pardee, Pardue, >Parish, Parker, Parkins, Parkman, Parley, Parmer, Parson, Pasey, >Pate, Patrick, Patterson, Pattison, Paul, Payne, Pearis, Pearson, >Pemberton, Penn, Penworth, Perdue, Permenter, Perrin, Perry, >Perryman, Perrys, Pervis, Peterson, Petigru, Peurifoy, Phelps, >Philips, Pickens, Picket, Pickets, Pierce, Pinchback, Pinson, Piper, >Pitts, Pixley, Platt, Plindell, Ploughman, Plowden, Plunkett, >Plymale, Pointer, Pope, Porter, Posey, Pou, Powell, Prater, Prather, >Prator, Prescott, Presley, Pressley, Prevost, Priber, Price, Prim, >Prince, Princes, PRINGLE, Proctor, Prothro, Pugh, Pulley, Pury, Pyle, >Quarles, Quarter, Quattlebaum, Queries, Rabuns, Radcliffe, Radford, >Radlord, Rafeloy, Raiborn, Raimey, Rainsford, Ramage, Rambo, Ramey, >Rampey, Ramsay, Ramsey, Ramsy, Ranch, Randall, Randolph, Rannald, >Ranson, Rauch, Rawdon, Raymond, Read, Ready, Reams, Reamy, Rearden, >Reel, Reese, Reeves, Refo, Refore, Reid, Reilly, Reo, Reynolds, >Reynoldses, Rhett, Rhine, Rhinehart, Rhoden, Rhodes, Rice, >Richardson, Richardsons, Riddle, Ridgell, Ridlehoover, Riley, Rileys, >Rinehart, Ripley, Riser, Rite, Rivers, Roach, Roath, Roberts, >Robertson, Robinson, Roddy, Rodgers, Rogers, Rome, Rook, Rooke, >Roper, Rose, Ross, Rossan, Roton, Rotten, Rottens, Rotton, Rountree, >Row, Rowe, Royal, Rudolph, Rump, Rush, Rushton, Rushtort, Russell, >Ruston, Rutherford, Rutland, Rutledge, Ryan, Saddler, Sadler, Sale, >Salter, Salvador, Sammons, Samons, Sample, Samples, Samuel, Samuels, >Sanborn, Sanders, Satcher, Saunders, Savage, Savages, Sawyer, >Schuanpert, Schultz, Schumpert, Schwartz, Scott, Scriven, Scurry, >Seabrook, Searies, Sease, Seay, Sego, Seguin, Seibles, Seigler, >Seiley, Seitzes, Sentell, Seymour, Seysin, Shadrack, Shafer, Shaffer, >Shannon, Sharpton, Shaw, Shealey, Shealy, Sheck, Sheely, Sheppard, >Sherley, Sherman, Shibley, Shinall, Shippe, Shirer, Shultz, Sibley, >Sidney, Simkins, Simms, Simons, Simpkinses, Simpson, Sinclair, >Singleton, Singley, Singuefield, Skipper, Slaton, Sligh, Slowman, >Smalls, Smart, Smerdon, Smiley, Smith, Smiths, Smyley, Sneed, >Snelgrove, Snipes, Sorger, Spann, Spearman, Spellman, Spencer, >Spinall, Spires, Spivy, Spradley, Spragins, Stallworth, Stalnaker, >Stalworth, Stark, Starke, Steadham, Steadhem, Steadman, Stearns, >Stedham, Steedhan, Steel, Stefle, Steiffle, Stevens, Stevenson, >Stewart, Still, Stone, Stoneman, Story, Street, Stringer, >Stringfield, Strobel, Strom, Strother, Stuart, Styles,, Styran, >Styron, Suddath, Sullivan, Summer, Summers, Sumner, Sumter, >Swearengin, Swearingen, Syms, Talbert, Taliaferro, Tallassee King, >Talley, Tankersly, Tarrant, Tate, Tatum, Taylor, Teague, Tennant, >Terry, Thacker, Thomas, Thompkins, Thompson, Thomson, Thornton, >Threwits, Thurman, Thurmond, Thurmonds, Tillman, Timmerman, >Timmermans, Tissick, Todd, Tolbert, Tollison, Tombs, Tomkins, >Tompkins, Toney, Toole, Towles, Towlse, Townes, Townsend, Trailer, >Trapp, Travis, Traylor, Treadaway, Treat, Trescott, Trezevant, >Trotter, Trotters, 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HISTORY OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY From The Earliest Settlements To 1897 BIOGRAPHICAL AND ANEODOTICAL; WITH SKETCHES OF THE SEMINOLE WAR; NULLIFICATION; SECESSION; RECONSTRUCTION; CHURCH AND LITERATURE; WITH ROLLS OF ALL THE COMPANIES FROM EDGEFIELD IN THE WAR OF SECESSION, WAR WITH MEXICO AND WITH THE SEMINOLE INDIANS. BY JOHN A. CHAPMAN, A. M. If you cannot find this book at the local library or borrow it from another library, you may want to go to dmkheritage.com We have the book on CD. Besides the history of the various communities in Edgefield County, Chapman gives information on several families and how the Revolutionary and Civil Wars affected the area. The following is only a small part of the contents of this 536 page book. Table of Contents FIRST SETTLEMENT BUILDING FORT KEOWEE CONFERENCE AT SALUDA OLD TOWN SETTLERS OF VARIOUS NATIONALITIES CHANGES IN THE NAMES OF PLACE EDUCATION THE BUTLER FAMILY MUSTER ROLL‑BROOKS' COMPANY TOWNSHIPS OF MOBLEY. NORRIS. &C. SIEGE OF NINETY‑SIX CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY A FIGHT AT EDGEFIELD Index Abney, Abneys, Adams, Addison, Addy, Adkins, Aibney, Aiken, Aiton, Alexander, Alien, Aliman, Allen, Allens, Allston, Amaker, Anderson, Andrews, Appleby, Arander, Ardis, ARMENTOR, Armstrong, Arnim, Arnirn, Arnold, Arthur, Asbil, Asbill, Asbills, Ataway, Atkinson, Attaway, AtterberryAughtry, Augustine, Aull, Aulmond, Bacon, Baggott, Bagwell, Bailey, Baker, Bakers, Baney, Banks, Barber, Barden, Barham, Barker, Barnes, Barnett, Barney, Barnum, Barontons, Barr, Barrelett, Barrett, Barry, Bartee, Bartlet, Bartley, Bartly, Barton, Bassell, Batchelor, Bates, Bateses, Baugh, Bauknight, Bauskett, BEAN, Beattie, Beauregard, Becks, Bedenbaugh, Beister, Belden, Beleher, Bell, Benjamin, Bennett, Benson, Berand, Berry, Berrys, Betsil, Bettis, Bird, Black, Blackston, Blackwelder, Blackwell, Blackwells, Bladon, Blake, Blalock, Bland, Blanding, Blankenship, Blease, Bledsoe, Blocker, Bloodsworth, Blucher, Blythe, Boatner, Boatwright, Bobb, Boddys, Bodie, Bodies,, Bohler, Boleware, Bolger, Bolles, Bolton, Bonham, Bonum, Boone, Booth, Boothe, Boozer, Boram, Bouknight, Bouknights, Boulware, Bowen, Bowers, Bowie, Bowles, Bowling, Boxtham, Boyce, Boyd, Boykin, Bradford, Bradley, Bragg, Brannon, Braswell, Brazeal, Breckenridge, Brewer, Brice, Bridwell, Briggs, Brisbane, Broaddus, Broadus, Broadwater, Broglen, Brooker, Brooks, Broome, Brown, Browne, Broyden, Bruce, Brumly, Brunson, Bryan, Bryant, Buchanan, Buffington, Bugler, Buist, Bull, Bullock, BULOW, Bunch, Burby, Burder, Burdett, Burdit, Burgess, Burkhalter, Burn, Burnet, Burnett, Burrell, Burres, Burress, Burruss, Burt, Burton, BurtonsBusbee, Busby, Buse, Bush, Bushes, Busheys, Bushnell, Bussey, Busseys, Butler, Buzhardt, Buzzard, Byrd, Cachcrofts, Cain, Caldwell, Calhoun, Callahan, Calliham, Callison, Cambee, Cameron, Cammeron, Campbell, Cantey, Capeheart, Capers, Carghile, Carghill, Carlisle, Caroll, Carpenter, Carroll, Carson, Carter, Cartin, Cartledge, Cartwright, Carwile, Cary, Casey, Cash, Cason, Casper, Cato, Caughman, Chamberlain, Chamberlin, Champion, Chapman, Chappell, Chappells, Chariton, Charlton, Charpton, Chatham, Chaver, Cheatham, Cheatharn, Chiles, Chipley, Chiquola, Chisolm, Christian, Christie, Church, Clark, Clarke, Clarks, Clary, Claxton, Clay, Clayton, Clegg, Clemson, Clerrel, Clifton, Clinton, Cloud, Cloy, Coates, Cobb, Cobler, Cochran, Cockerel, Cockerill, Cockran, Cockrell, Cogburn, Cogburns, Coke, Cole, Coleman, Colemans, Colgan, Colier, Collett, Collier, Collins, Collum, Colson, Conally, Connolly, Connor, Cook, Coon, Cooner, Cooper, Coover, Corley, Corleys, Corn, Cosey, Cotchett, Cotes, Cothran, Couch, Counts, Courtney, Covar, Cowan, Cox, Crafton, Craftons, Crane, Crawford, Creed, Creymore, Creyon, Crim, Crocker, Crockett, Croft, Crofton, Cromer, Cromley, Crooker, Crookshank, Crouch, Crouder, Crout, Crowder, Crozier, Cruger, Culbreath, Culham, Cullam, Cullum, Culpepper, Culpeppers, Cumbee, Cunningham,Cureton, Curry, Cushman, Cuthbush, Daniel, Daniels, Dargan, D'Aubigne, Daugherty, Davidson, Davis, Dawson, Day, Deal, Dean, Deering, Dees, Delaughter, Deliard, Dellet, DeLoach, DeLoache, Delorea, Delph, Denny, Dennys, Dent, Derrick, DeSaussure, Deshass, DEVEANE, DeVore, Dillard, Dinkins, Dinwiddie, Direher, Dobbins, Dobey, Doby, Dodgen, Dodgin, Dogan, Dooley, Doolittie, Dooly, Dorn, Dorns, Dorsey, Dorton, Douglas, Dow, Dozier, Drake, Draper, Drasing, Drayton, Dreher, Dryda1e, Drysdale, Dubose, Duff, Duffee, Duffie, Dufford, Duffy, Duke, Duncan, Dunlap, Dunmore, Dunn, Dunoavnt, DUNOVANT, Dunton, Dunwoody, Durbec, Durisoe, Durst, Duvall, Dyer, Earle, Earley, Eddins, Edson, Edwards, Eidson, Eikner, Elder, Ellenberg, Ellenberger, Elliott, Ellis, Elmore, Elsmore, Elzey, Ergles, Erwin, Eskridge, Etheredge, Etheredges, Etheridge, Ethridge, Evans, Faban, Fagin, Fair, Fairchild, Fant, Farley, Farrier, Faulkner, Feagle, Fellers, Ferguson, Fitzsimmons, Fleming, Fletchall, Flinn, Floyd, Foley, Folk, Foote, Ford, Forde, Forgason, Forrest, Fort, Foshee, Foster, Fowler, Fox, Foy, Francis, Franklin, Franks, Frantis, Fraser, Frazier, Frederick, Free, Freeman, Fremont, Friday, Frie, Fulman, Fulmer, Fulton, Fundyburg, Furbry, Furman, Gage, Gaines, Galloway, Galphin, Gant, GANTT, Gardiner, Gardner, Garlington, Garrett, Gary, Gasperson, Gassaway, Gaston, Gates, Gaulden, Gedder, Geiger, Gentry, Gerkin, German, Gervais, Getzen, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilchrist, Gilder, Giles, Gill, Gilliam, Gillion, Gilman, Girardeau, Gissue, Gist, Gladding, Glanton, Glascock, Glauzier, Glaze, Glen, Glenn, Glover, Goeman, Goff, Goggans, Golding, Goleman, Golf, Gomillion, Goode, Goodlet, Goodman, Goodwin, Goodwins, Goodwyn, Goudy, Gould, Graddick, Gradick, Graham, Granby, Grant, Graves, Gray, Greeley, Green, Greene, Gregg, Gregory, Grice, Griffin, Griffins, Griffith, Grigaby, Grigsby, Grimke, Grisham, Grissom, Guantt, Guiledge, Guinn, Gulledge, Gullege, Gunter, Gwaltney, Hackett, HADDON, Hagood, Haigood, Hailman, Hair, Haliman, Hall, Halliday, Halman, Haltiwanger, Hamilton, Hamlee, Hammond, Hampton, Hancock, Hand, Haney, Hanna, Hanson, Hard, Harden, Hardy, Hardys, Hare, Hargit, Hargrove, Harilison, Harling, Harmon, Harper, Harrington, Harris, Harrises, Harrison, Hart, Harter, Harting, Harvey, Haskell, Hastings, Hatcher, Havird, Havirds, Hawkins, Hayne, Hays, Hazel, Hazle, Head, Hearn, Hemslys, Henderson, Hendrix, Henry, Henson, Herbert, Herlong, Herlongs, Herrin, Hester, Hewson, Hibbler, Hibler, Hickson, Higgins, Hight, Hightower, Hilborn, Hill, Hillhouse, Hilton, Hipp, Hirett, Hite, Hitt, Hix, Hobbes, Hobbs, Hodge, Hodges, Hoke, Holden, Holiday, Holland, Holley, Holliday, Hollingsworth, Hollingsworths, Hollis, Holloway, Holly, Holmes, Holsenbake, Holson, Holsonback, Holsonbake, Holstein, Holston, Holstons, Home, Hondrix, Hood, Hooper, Hope, Hopkins, Horn, Horndon, Horne, Horrie, Horton, Hostillo, House, Houseal, Hovia, Howard, Howel, Howell, Howley, Hudson, Hues, Huff, Huffman, Hughes, Hughs, Huiet, 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