List Members, I am still trying to unscramble Hatcher family connections in Edgefield District/Country, South Carolina to determine the identity and parents of one of my 2-great grandmothers, Frances/Fannie _?_ b.c.1842 d.c. 1876-1878 married James Whitlock, Jr. c. 1864-5. She was living in the household of Alfred Hatcher b. c. 1800 d.c. 1868 on the 1850 and 1860 census yet equity court suits over Alfred Hatcher's land claim that Alfred Hatcher had NO children. If Alfred Hatcher had no children then who were all of these people living in the same household with him and what was their relationship to each other if any??? How were the Swearingen and Kirkland families connected to Alfred Hatcher? Two unverfiable sources claim that Alfred married a FrAnces Swearingen (maiden name or widow???). One source gives year as 1821 and the other gives date of early 1840's. Kirklands were living with Alfred in 1850 and 1860. I was prompted to post again to the Hatcher list by the following tidbit from the Edgefield County, South Carolina list by someone who was researching the Hardiman Homes(Holmes, etc.)who was having his land sold by JEREMIAH HATCHER who was Sheriff of Edgefield District, South Carolina. Districts became counties in South Carolina after the Civil War. I have this Jeremiah Hatcher as being born somewhere between c. 1750-1781 d. after 1820 as a brother of Benjamin Hatcher Rev. Sol d. c. Nov 1781 South Carolina who married Lucy _?_. Benjamin and Lucy _?_ are the ancestors of most of the Edgefield Hatchers. Is this relationship correct? Vivian Cates, Alto, Texas 1-936-858-3801 Deed Bk 37:198. 7 Feb 1820. Sheriff Jeremiah Hatcher to Benjamin Tillman. At suit of James Dawson & Lewis Clark agst Hardiman Homes, sheriff to sell Holmes's land publickly, sold to Benjamin Tillman. $101 for 100 acres near Martin-town on Gunnels Creek of Stephens Creek adj lands of William _________, Matt Martin, William Burk. Wit: Whitfield Brooks, Richard H. Tutt. Rec 24 Jul 1820 (Wells, Carol. Edgefield Co, SC: Deed Books 36, 37 and 38. Heritage Books, 2001.)

I still have more Holmes to identify. Here is what I have found on Hardyman/Hardiman/Hardaman Holmes who appears in the records from 1801 to 1834. The LDS microfilm number references the Church of Latter Day Saints microfilm rolls for various records of Edgefield County. 29 Jan 1801. Deed Bk 20:424. Thomas Falkner to James Smith 75 acres being part of land granted to Arthur Watson 1 Feb 1790. Wit: Amos W. Satcher, Nathan Folkner, Hardyman Homes. Rec 1801 (Wells, Carol. Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books: 19, 20, 21, and 22. Heritage Books, 1997). Court Minutes of Common Pleas and General Sessions, 1802-1808. Hardeman Holmes for next March term (1805) on pettit jury, p. 52 (LDS Microfilm # 0023977). 25 Feb 1813. Deed Bk 34:474. William Holsten to Hardyman Holmes, $100, 100 acres on branch of Beaverdam of Turkey Creek of Stevens Creek waters of Savannah River adj lands of John Elam, James White. Wit: Wyatt Holmes, Levi McDaniel. Rec 3 Feb 1818 (Wells, Carol. Edgefield County, South Carolina Deed Books: 34 & 35. Heritage Books, 2000). 13 Oct 1817. Deed Bk 34:477. Hardaman Holmes to Levi McDaniel, $400 for 100 acres on branch of Beaverdam Creek of Turkey Cr of Stevens Cr adj lands of John Elam 2nd, Creek Branch. Wit: D.M. Loveless, Edward McDaniel. Rec 3 Feb 1818 (Ibid.) Court Minutes of Common Pleas, 1814-1817. Hardyman Holmes vs Wm Coursey. Found for pltf $24 plus costs. Fall Term 2nd week 1817. Date 14 Oct 1817. (LDS Microfilm # 0023978). Deed Bk 37:198. 7 Feb 1820. Sheriff Jeremiah Hatcher to Benjamin Tillman. At suit of James Dawson & Lewis Clark agst Hardiman Homes, sheriff to sell Holmes's land publickly, sold to Benjamin Tillman. $101 for 100 acres near Martin-town on Gunnels Creek of Stephens Creek adj lands of William _________, Matt Martin, William Burk. Wit: Whitfield Brooks, Richard H. Tutt. Rec 24 Jul 1820 (Wells, Carol. Edgefield Co, SC: Deed Books 36, 37 and 38. Heritage Books, 2001.) Deed Bk 46:444. 29 Jan 1801. Thomas Falkner to Hardyman Holmes for $50, 139 acres being part of tract of 157 acres originally granted to Arthur Watson on 1 Feb 1790. Rec 3 Jun 1834 (LDS Microfilm # 0023887). Deed Bk 46:445. Hardyman Holmes to James Warren for $50, tract of 139 acres. Wit: Arthur Rice Watson, Thomas Warren. Rec 3 Jun 1834 (Ibid.) Kathy Wilcox

Searching for the ancestors of Frederick Sisson, will pr. 1792, son of William Sisson of Edgefield Co., SC. Frederick was the 2nd husband of Elizabeth Marvel Jones, dau. of Francis Jones, who had first married Smallwood Smith. Third, she married Henry Ray. Dau. Permelia Sisson who m. Ezekiel S. Partin is my line. Who were the parents and wife of this William Sisson? Franklin Co., GA Tax list shows William Sisson in 1810, 1811, 1813, 1818 & 1819. In 1820 William Seism was in Hall Co., GA: 2 M 16-18 4 M 16-26 1 m 45+ 1 F 16-26 1 F 45+ William Sisson received a land grant 1 Aug 1837 in Talladega Co. W 1/2 SE Huntsville, township 18S, Range 5E, Section 2 for 79.96 acres. Please write if you know anything about any of these Sissons! I'll check my database for anyone you ask about. Jeanette PJKH@Comcast.net http://pjkh.home.comcast.net/ Southern Families from VA, NC and SC to AL and MS: BRUNER BUTLER BYRD DILLARD DUKE FILMER FOLLIOTT GREEN HACKWORTH HANSFORD HODGES HOWELL HOWZE/HOUSE ISBELL JAMES JONES KING LOCKE MARVEL MARSTON MILLER MURFIELD PARKER PARTIN PLUMMER RADFORD RAINEY RANSOM RAWLINGS RIVERS ROBERTS ROSS SISSON SLAYDEN/SLATON TILL VAUGHAN WHEATLEY WHITLEY WOOD/S YARRELL YARBROUGH

I am trying to find information on Aslie E. Johnson that was an attorney in Aiken County around 1880 to 1900. Thank you, Margie Puckett King

Newberry-Edgefield-Saluda County ScArchives Deaths.....Willingham, John H. October 19, 1945 ************************************************ 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: Randy Butler rbguy@charter.net January 12, 2007, 11:18 pm Name: Willingham, John H. Date Of Death: October 19, 1945 Time: Place Of Death: Newberry, SC Residence: Newberry, SC Gender: Male Race: Age: 79 Marital Status: Married Spouse: , Annie Date Of Birth: 1866 Place Of Birth: South Carolina Mother's Name: Darby, Unavailable Mother's Birthplace: Unavailable Father's Name: Unavailable, Unavailable Father's Birthplace: Unavailable Cause Of Death: Cardio Renal Vascular Disease Hospital: Unavailable SS Number: Unavailable Occupation: Cotton Mill, Textiles Funeral Home: McSwain Funeral Home Doctor: E.H. Moore, Newberry, SC Coroner: Unavailable Informant: J.R. Willingham Date Of Burial: October 20, 1945 Place Of Burial: Rosemont Cemetery, Newberry, SC Date Recorded: November 10, 1945 Source Of Record: Death Certificate Newberry, SC Certificate No.: 10926 File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/newberry/vitals/deaths/willingh30gdt.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/scfiles/ File size: 1.6 Kb

Saluda-Edgefield-Greenwood County ScArchives Deaths.....Butler, Dora January 5, 1935 ************************************************ 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: Randy Butler rbguy@charter.net January 12, 2007, 11:03 pm Name: Butler, Dora Date Of Death: January 5, 1935 Time: Place Of Death: Laurens County, Township of Hunter Residence: Laurens, SC Gender: Female Race: Age: 77 Marital Status: Widowed Spouse: Date Of Birth: February 28, 1857 Place Of Birth: Saluda, South Carolina Mother's Name: Richey, Martha Mother's Birthplace: Saluda, SC Father's Name: Griffith, Henry Father's Birthplace: Saluda, SC Cause Of Death: Flu, Bronchial pneumonia, both lungs Hospital: Unavailable SS Number: Unavailable Occupation: Domestic, at home Funeral Home: Unavailable Doctor: L.W. Bailey Coroner: Unavailable Informant: L. M. Butler Date Of Burial: January 6, 1935 Place Of Burial: Chestnut Hill Near Chappells, SC Date Recorded: February 4, 1935 Source Of Record: S.C. Death Certificate, LAurens County Certificate No.: 0888 File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/sc/saluda/vitals/deaths/butler29gdt.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/scfiles/ File size: 1.6 Kb

Some Powell Death Certificates I have looked up. Comments are welcome. Billie Jones tjones@camden.net ------------------------------------------------------ 1936 - Death Cert. #15087, Edgefield Co, SC Oscar P. Powell Male, White, Deputy Sheriff, md to Laura Powell b. Jan 23, 1889, age 47 yr, 8 mo, 20 days, Aiken Co, SC father: Charley Powell, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Sally (Tanksey?), d. Oct 13, 1936, Langley, Langley twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: angina Pectoris informant: Fred Powell, Clearwater, SC buried: Graniteville UT: J. G. Chaffee & E. H. Creed, Langley, SC 1900 Aiken Co, SC, Hammond township, p. 234B, with parents gives his Birthdate as Oct 1889, but the calulations of the above age at death work with the date given. Did he marry twice? CENSUS: 1910 Aiken Co, SC, Langley twp, p. 197, hh# 53/118/116 Angus Beard, head, M W 36 md1, 13 yrs, drawing machine, Cotton mill, SC SC SC Mary Beard, wife, F W 31 md1, 13 years, 4 children/3 living, SC SC SC A(ngus) Beard, son, M W 12 single, SC SC SC Pearl Beard, dau, F W 6, single, SC SC SC Myrtle Beard, dau, F W 4, single, SC SC SC * Oscar Powell, brother-in-law, M W 19, md1, 1 year, weaver/cotton mill, SC SC SC ? [Ayorie] Powell, sister-in-law, F W 21, md1, 1 yr, SC SC SC Is this a new wife in 1920, or was the above possibly written down when someone called her Laurie?? CENSUS: 1920 Aiken Co, Schultz twp, p. 95B [difficult to read] Oscar P. Powell, head, M W 30 md, conductor/___, SC SC SC Laura Powell, wife, F W 27 md, SC SC SC Bernice Powell, dau, F W (12) single, SC SC SC A married couple (?Bitts) were boarding with them. He is buried alone in the Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC. -------------------------------------------------- 1932 - Death Cert. #5742, Lexington Co, SC Mrs. Mattie Powell Gibbs Female, White, Widow b. June 2(5), 1854, Aiken Co, SC* father: Abraham Powell, Aiken Co, SC* mother: Mary Odum, Aiken Co, SC* d. March 25, 1832, Lexington, Lexington Co, SC cause: influenza; also had heart insufficiency & nephritis informant: W. E. Gibbs, Lexington, SC buried: Graniteville UT: Chas. B. Taylor, Lexington, SC She is buried in Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC with the following: Gibbs, Robert M. [Martin] Oct 20 1856 - Oct 11 1909 Gibbs, [Martha] Mattie POWELL Jun 26 1854 - Mar 26 1932 Gibbs, Sarah M. 1857 - 1877 Gibbs, Frances A. ---- - 1877 Mattie is called Mrs. Mattie Gibbs, a sister of Lexington, SC in the obit of Herbert Walter Powell, Aug. Chron. Obit., Sat., 13 Apr 1929. ----------------------------------------------- I posted this one a while back, as William S. Powell. Further research leads me to believe that he is William G. Powell who married Ida Cushing and is buried in Graniteville. He is Mattie's brother. 1926 - Death Cert. #5752, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC William G. Powell Male, White, night watchman, md b. Nov 2, 1854, SC father: Abram Powell, SC mother: Mary Odum, SC d. April 4, 1926, Graniteville, Gregg tsp, Aiken co, SC cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage informant: Mrs. Ida Powell buried: Graniteville UT: Couch & Timmerman. Birth date cannot be correct - born after sister Mattie b. 1854. The following cem. records places his birth in 1855, which agrees with census data as a child in the hh of Abram and Mary Odum Powell. I have combined month and day with the 1855 year that shows on census and cem. records for his "unofficial" birthdate. The only cem. record that looks promising because of the Ida Powell involved is the following, however, the dates of cem. are off quite a bit: [Information from HC Ouzts & Graniteville Cem Book.] Herbert W. Powell is his brother. Powell, Herbert W. Jun 17 1857 - Apr 12 1929 Powell, Ida YONN Dec 9 1860 - Mar 11 1941 Faulkner, Melzero 1898 -1949 Powell, William G. 1855 - 1928 Powell, Ida B. 1869 - 1943 Wife is Ida B. CUSHING Powell, per her obit published in the "The Augusta Chronicle", Sun., 16 May 1943 and her Death Certificate, both copied below: "GRANITEVILLE, S. C.. May 15 - Mrs. Ida Cushing Powell, 73, died here today at the home of her son, Ernest Powell, following a long period of declining health. Funeral services will be held at 6 o'clock Monday afternoon at the St. James Lutheran church, of which she was a member, the Rev. E. W. Leslie and the Rev. Archie Brickle officiating. Interment will be in Graniteville cemetery. Mrs. Powell was the widow of William G. Powell and had been a resident of the valley for 46 years. She had been critically ill for a week prior to her death. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. W. J. Lewis of Graniteville and Mrs. Pat Shealy of Augusta two sons, Ernest Powell of Graniteville and W. L. Powell of Martinez, Ga.: one brother, W. D. Cushing of Graniteville, 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren." 1943 - Death Cert. #5312, Aiken Co, SC Ida Cushing Powell Female, White, widow of William G. Powell b. Nov 10, 1869, Milledgeville, GA father: John G. Cushing, GA mother: Suianian(sic) Anderson, GA d. May 15, 1943, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: cerebral hemorrhage informant: Earnest(sic) Powell, Graniteville, SC buried: Graniteville UT: Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, SC ----------------------------------------------------------

Can someone point me to maps showing the layout of the Edgefield County ED's from the 1870 and 1880 censuses? In particular I'm looking to find out if Butler's Township (shown with Edgefield Courthouse being the Post Office) in the 1870 census was the same as or overlapped the area that is designated Meriwether, ED 55, in the 1880 census. Thanks Greg Matthews

The first group of settlers of New Windsor (frontier township that straddled what became Edgefield and Orangeburgh Districts) arrived in Charleston on the ship Prince of Wales on 1 Feb 1736/7. The names of the 170 passengers were not written down. They split into 3 groups on arrival, because the immigrants from different cantons didn't get along with one another. The group from canton St. Gall (including 6g grandparents of mine) settled in Saxegotha Township, and the group from canton Graubünden settled mostly in Orangeburgh Township. Those from the Ausser Rhoden half of canton Appenzell followed Capt. John Tobler and pastor Bartholomew Zouberbühler to the Savannah Town trading post (Fort Moore) where New Windsor Township had recently been surveyed. It was a small settlement, and 19 people died of malaria within a year of arrival. The names of the families can be partially reconstructed from land records, and also because people wrote about them. John Tobler kept a diary and wrote letters back to Switzerland, two other passengers also wrote letters home. Pastor Boltzius of the Salzburger settlement in Ebenezer GA kept a lengthy diary, and wrote about his interactions with the New Windsor settlers--including the large number who died or moved away. Some of the family names appear frequently in later records of Edgefield District. These Swiss immigrants are the first documented European settlers of Edgefield District, besides the McGillivray family who ran the trading post from their residences in Augusta and Charleston. There were probably some others whose names did not get written down. The SC records include many variations in spelling. Where possible, Tobler's spelling is used here. Johannes Tobler Bartholomew Zouberbühler (moved to Purrysburgh, died in 1738) Conrad Augster (died) Leonard Bruderer Andrew Duche Ulrich Egger Hans Ulrich Frey (died) John Iller Hans Krüse Christian Liectentage John and Adam Liectentage (brothers) Melchior Liectentage Conrad Lutz Michael, Leonard and Ulrich Meyer (brothers) Gasper Nägele (later Nail) Felix Riz John Schaeffer (died) Jacob Sturzenegger (joined by John Sturzenegger, immigrant to Orangeburgh in 1735) David Züblin (Zubly, moved to Purrysburgh, but David Jr. returned to New Windsor) Hans Zürcher (moved to Purrysburgh) Tobler mentioned in 1745 that "many" residents of New Windsor were moving to PA because of the absence of a Swiss Reformed church, minister, and school. His petition for a ministerial salary was denied, because the established church of South Carolina was Anglican. The small number of original settler families who remained in New Windsor were those who moved inland, and away from the malarial lowlands near the Savannah River. They lived mostly in the Beech Island community and along Town Creek in (current) Aiken Co SC. It is unusual--and fortunate--that this group left such lengthy documentation re their voyage and the early years of the settlement. I ran across the New Windsor history mainly because Tobler wrote down that he heartily disliked my Geiger ancestors, who had sailed with him. The feeling was mutual. Harriet Imrey himrey@ntelos.net

The following Death Cert. were copied from the microfilm of the originals at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC ----------------------------------------------------------------- This one does not fit any of the ones I have, so don't know if he connects back to Old Edgefield Dist folks or not. 1952 - Death Cert, #18472, Pickens Co, SC William S. Trotter Male, White, Farmer, md Myrtie P. Trotter b. 1879, SC father: Unknown mother: Mary Trotter d. Dec. 27, 1952, SC State Hosp, Columbia, Richland Co, SC Usual residence: Pickens, Pickens Co, SC cause: cerebral arteriosclerosis buried: Hillcrest Memorial Park, Pickens Co, SC info: SC State Hospital Records UT: Clayton-Dillard, Pickens, SC --------------------------------------------------- 1952 - #1006, Saluda Co, SC Ernest B. Trotter White, male, Farmer, served in WWI Married to Leona Rogers Trotter b. June 6, 1893, SC father: John R. Trotter, mother: Susie Snelgrove d. Jan 1,23, 1952, Rural Saluda Co, SC (lived all his life) cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage informant: Truman Trotter buried: Red Bank, Saluda Co. SC UT: Rameys, Saluda, SC Cem is located in Saluda, Saluda Co, SC. He is buried with a bunch of Trotters there. Both he and his wife are found in the Red Bank Baptist Church Cem. Records as follows: Trotter, Ernest Jun 6 1893 - Jan 23 1952 Trotter, Leona RODGERS Apr 20 1898 - ---------

The Yonce family has several connections to my Rauton lines in the Johnston, Edgefield Co, and surrounding areas, so I collected some DC to identify some of the folks I have researched. They connect to the Derricks as well. Billie Jones ----------------------------------------------- 1918 - Death Cert. #10879, Edgefield Co, SC Eliza Yonce Female, white, widow b. Aug 1846, SC father: (Burger) Franklin, SC mother: (Ciety Wave), SC d. (June) 9, 1918, Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC cause: not given, unreadable, or I forgot to get it. informant: (M. R.) Yonce, Johnston, SC buried: Mt. Calvary UT: Lott-Walker, Johnston, SC Checked in the 1870 and 1880 & 1910 census to find out which Yonce she married, and I believe her to the wife of Solomon Yonce found in 1880 & 1910 CENSUS:1880 Ward twp, Edgefield, South Carolina, p. 436B [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Solomon YONCE Self M M W 28 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Eliza E. YONCE Wife F M W 35 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Sarah A. H. YONCE Dau F S W 8 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC William B. YONCE Son M S W 6 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Milledge R. YONCE Son M S W 4 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Ludy A. YONCE Son M S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Beside the dates that work, and the fact that Solomon died before Eliza Yonce, note the informant on her death cert. M. R. Yonce is probably her son Milledge R. Yonce of the 1880 census. I also believe that she is the daughter of Burgess Franklin and Celia Unknown. DC looks like Wave, but I have not seen that name in Edgefield families before in my research. Is this Burgess the right one, buried in Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, North Aiken Co, SC Franklin, Burgess Nov 10 1821 - Oct 28 1895 Franklin, Mrs. Cealy Nov 23 1824 - Nov 26 1899 Wife may match this B. Franklin from 1850 [Martha Jacobson transcription] CENSUS: 1850 SC COUNTY: Edgefield DIVISION: Edgefield REEL NO: M432-852 p. 99B, hh#1531 Franklin B. 25 M Farmer 200 SC Franklin Celia 25 F . . . SC *Franklin Eliza A. E. 3 F . . . SC Franklin Susan F. 1 F . . . SC Franklin Frances 15 F . . . SC All this is pretty circumstancial, but seems to fit together. If anyone has info. to disprove this connection, please let me know. Eliza and Solomon are buried together in Mt Calvary Lutheran Church, south of Johnston, in Aiken Co. Yonce, Eliza Aug 17 1846 - Jun 9 1918 Yonce, Solomon Nov 29 1850 - Feb 4 1916 --------------------------------------------------------------- 1930 - Death Cert # 29693, Edgefield Co, SC L. E. Yonce Male, White, widow, age 74 b. Edgefield So, Farmer father: Abram Yonce, place of birth not given mother: Tina Yonce, not given d. Nov 27, 1930, Philippi, Edgefield Co, SC cause: reported to undertaker to be heart failure informant: A. E. Yonce buried: Mt. Calvary [Lutheran Church, Aiken Co.] UT: V. E. Edwards & Bros, Johnston, SC He is buried with the following in the Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Aiken Co, SC just below Johnston, Edgefield Co, (church is just a ways across the Aiken Co. line) Yonce, L. E. 1856 - 1930 Yonce, Julia Ann DERRICK Oct 2 1866 - Jul 7 1903 Yonce, Daughter Jun 15 1903 - Jun 15 1903 I have Levi's parents and grandparents as: 1 Abram Yonce b: Feb 17, 1824 d: May 19, 1904 Burial: Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Aiken Co., SC Father Andrew Yonce b: Bet. 1801 - 1803 Mother.. +Fema Unknown b: Abt. 1801 d: Bet. 1850 - 1860 .. +Christina Moyer b: Feb 11, 1826 d: Mar 12, 1888 Burial: Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Aiken Co., SC Father: John MOYER Mother: Christina YONCE I am short on proof, of all the above surnames. Some speculation involved. Would love any proof that someone might have. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Well this one puts a kink into the mix: Note the Mother's name. It was difficult to read, that's why it is in ( ), but did look like Koon. 1925 - Death Cert. #5823, Edgefield Co, SC America Yonce White, Female, single, 63 b. Edgefield Co, SC father: Abram Yonce, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Miss (Koon), Edgefield Co, SC d. March 7, 1925, Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC cause: died suddenly, no attended by a physician; heart disease informant: J. (Elliott) Yonce, Johnston, SC buried: Mt. Calvary [Luteran Church, Aiken Co, SC] UT: Lott-Walker, Johnston, SC Is the informant her brother John E. Yonce? If so, he should know the mother. He is also buried at Mt. Calvary as follows: Yonce, Willie Clifton Oct 30 1895 - Nov 10 1918 * Yonce, John E. [Elliott] Aug 20 1866 - Mar 8 1927 Yonce, Mary HOLSOMBACK Mar 17 1866 - Jun 3 1943 His death date should allow for him to have a death cert. so I have added it to my very long list of other DCs to check. Anyone have any information pointing to a Miss Koon? -----------------------------------------------------------------

Billie I have the following children of a W F Whittle and his wife A C ? Whittle (could be Floyd Wilson Whittle and Amanda) buried in the Whittle Family Cemetery in Saluda County. I think this may be the same people. Notice the Essie Alma born in 1879 and the Floyd and Amanda had a daughter Essie born in 1879 All of these are buried together in the Whittle Cemetery. See "Our Saluda County Ancesters" Vol 2. When the survey was done there apparently was an assumption that all were the children of W. F. and A. C. but if this is Floyd W who married Matilda abt 1884 then Colen and Allison would be the children of Floyd and Matilda which would account for her two missing children (8 children/6 living). This would also indicate that Amanda died either the time of Annie's birth or shortly thereafter. BTW, Floyd's mother (according to Saluda Family Histories) was Hephsibah Effeisa 'Hepsy' Prater Connie Descendants of W F Whittle Generation No. 1 1. W F1 WHITTLE He married A C ??? WHITTLE. Children of W WHITTLE and A WHITTLE are: i. ESSIE ALMA2 WHITTLE, b. 17 May 1879, Edgefield Co, SC; d. 06 Feb 1886, Edgefield Co, SC. More About ESSIE ALMA WHITTLE: Burial: Whittle Cemetery, Saluda Co, SC ii. ANNIE B WHITTLE, b. 31 Oct 1882, Edgefield Co, SC; d. 28 Jul 1903, Edgefield Co, SC. More About ANNIE B WHITTLE: Burial: Whittle Cemetery, Saluda Co, SC iii. COLEN FLOYD WHITTLE, b. 29 Dec 1891, Edgefield Co, SC; d. 08 Jan 1894, Edgefield Co, SC. More About COLEN FLOYD WHITTLE: Burial: Whittle Cemetery, Saluda Co, SC iv. ALISON MINICK WHITTLE, b. 28 Dec 1895, Edgefield Co, SC; d. 08 Feb 1897, Edgefield Co, SC. More About ALISON MINICK WHITTLE: Burial: Whittle Cemetery, Saluda Co, SC > >Message: 1 >Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2007 13:10:32 -0500 >From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> >Subject: Re: [SCEDGEFI] Question regarding Floyd Whittle son of Wilson > >Brenda, I was looking up some Reardens today in the 1900 census and found >this record of a Floyd Whitte. Wonder if he is the same William Floyd >Whitte that I have attached to Wilson Whittle (ca1821) md Hepseba (b. ca >1824). I don't know if you have researched him, as I don't have any >connections to your Stricklands in the info. I have. I got this working on >a Quattlebaum question. > >My notes on Floyd Whittle now include the 1900 census and if they are the >same, it proves a 2nd marriage about 1884. > >NOTES: > >I believe this to be William Foyd Whittle, found married living with his >mother in 1880 Norris, Edgefield, SC p. 312A [ Source: FHL Film 1255228 >National Archives Film T9-1228] > >CENSUS: 1880 Norris township, Edgefield, SC, p. 312A [Source: FHL Film >1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] > Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace > Hepsebah WHITTLE Self F W W 55 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: MD Mo: SC > Corrie WHITTLE Dau F S W 17 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC >* Floyd WHITTLE Son M M W 22 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC >* Amanda WHITTLE DauL F M W 23 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC > Ela WHITTLE GDau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC > Essie WHITTLE GDau F S W 1 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC > >NEW INFORMATION: > >Is this the same Floyd Whittle of the above HH? If so he married a 2nd time >as he has been md only 16 yrs. > >CENSUS: 1900 Aiken Co, Gregg twp, p. 168A, hh# 99/45/45 > Floyd Whittle, head, 3/1860 M W 40 md 16 yrs, carder/cotton mill, SC SC >SC > Matilda Whittle, wife, 12/1868 F W 31, md 16 yrs 8 children/6 living, SC >SC SC > Preston Whittle, son, 1/1885, M W 15, Mule wk/Cotton mill, SC SC SC > Laura Whittle, dau, 10/1887, F W 12, Spooler/cotton mill, SC SC SC > Jacob Whittle, son, 4/1890, M W 10, at school, SC SC SC > Amanda L. Whittle, dau, 2/1895, F W 5, SC SC SC > Charles (O) Whittle, son, 6/1897, M W 2, SC SC SC > Carrie B. Whittle, dau, 9/1899, F W 8 mo., SC SC SC > >This is what I have on his line at this time. I have not entered the 1900 >census children, until I find out if he is the same Floyd of 1880: > >Descendants of Wilson Whittle >1 Wilson Whittle b: Abt. 1821 d: Bet. 1861 - 1870 >. +Hepseba b: Abt. 1824 >......... 2 M. J. Whittle b: Abt. 1845 >......... 2 G. A. Whittle b: Abt. 1848 >......... 2 H. A. Whittle b: Abt. 1849 >......... 2 Minick Q. Whittle b: Abt. 1851 >............. +Lizzie Unknown b: Abt. 1857 >..................... 3 Ula Whittle b: Abt. 1876 >..................... 3 Jos. E. Whittle b: Abt. 1877 >..................... 3 Alma Whittle b: Abt. 1879 >......... 2 Udora Whittle b: Abt. 1853 >......... 2 S. V. Whittle b: Abt. 1855 >......... 2 W. Floyd Whittle b: Abt. 1857 >............. +Amanda Unknown b: Abt. 1857 >..................... 3 Ella Whittle b: Abt. 1878 >..................... 3 Essie Whittle b: Abt. 1879 >Possible a 2nd wife for Floyd from census info. Not added yet. >......... 2 Ella Whittle b: Sep 08, 1859 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Dec 26, 1888 >Burial: Whittle Family Cem., Saluda Co, SC >............. +Melvin Quattlebaum b: Nov 1853 in Lexington Co, SC m: Jan 24, >1878 in Edgefield Dist, SC d: Mar 22, 1934 in Township #7, Saluda Co, SC >Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC Father: Emanuel >QUATTLEBAUM Mother: Sarah (JOHNSON) >..................... 3 Olin Emanuel Quattlebaum b: Jan 03, 1883 d: Abt. >1963 in Saluda Co, SC >..................... 3 Lewis Curtis Quattlebaum b: Dec 27, 1878 in >Edgefield Co, SC d: Mar 24, 1934 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem >Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC >......................... +Maude Eva Eubanks b: Jun 13, 1891 d: Jan 17, 1965 >Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC >..................... 3 Curran William Quattlebaum b: Sep 29, 1880 in >Edgefield Co, SC d: Feb 23, 1943 in Saluda Co., SC Burial: McKendree >Methodist Church, Edgefield Co, SC >......................... +Leila Adams b: Oct 16, 1890 d: Mar 10, 1975 >Burial: McKendree Methodist Church, Edgefield Co, SC >................................. 4 *L. M. Quattlebaum b: 1911 d: 1966 >..................................... +Fannie Dorn >......... 2 Corrie Whittle b: Abt. 1861 > >Sources: >1. Gen 1& 2: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC West Creek township, hh #882/885 >[Augusta Gen. Society book], with parents. >2. Melvin Quattlebaum & children: Scrapbook of pictures and obits kept by >Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter (1905-1963), d/o John Henry & Jamesanna Timmerman >Hazel, (Copy provided by Betty Trotter, May 2004), obit of Willie M. >Quattlebaum, d. Sept 16, 1958. >3. Corrie Whittle: CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield, SC with widowed mother. >4. Minick Q. Whittle family: CENSUS: 1880 Norris township, Edgefield Co., >SC p. 312A [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] > >Additional info. on these listed persons would be appreciated. I am not >really a Quattlebaum or Whittle researcher but helped someone else with some >Whittles, and the Quattlebaums are everywhere when researching the many >families of OED. > >Billie Jones >Camden, SC >tjones@camden.net > > > > > >------------------------------ > >Message: 2 >Date: Thu, 4 Jan 2007 16:19:25 -0500 >From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> >Subject: [SCEDGEFI] A collection Rearden Death Cert. >To: "SCAIKEN" <SCAIKEN@rootsweb.com>, "SCEDGEFIELD" > <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com> >Cc: "H.C. Ouzts" <hc@ouzts.net> >Message-ID: <006a01c7304f$a8bf2fc0$74e464d0@Jones> >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; > reply-type=original > >All of the following folks [Death Cert. and obits] are connected to the >Robert Newton Rearden md. Susan Elizabeth Powell family (except the last one >and I don't know who she is) Here is an outline and the info. following it >is part of the info. I have found to prove the connections. Lots of census >work not included in this info. I can send a file with notes and sources >upon request to those of you researching this line. Please Note questions I >have in the message. I hope someone can help me answer some of them. The* >by the name denotes a death cert. or an obit for that person is included in >the information. Long message, but I have been working on these folks for >several days. Hope it helps someone to place family or extend a line. > >I never found a connection to my 1 Malissa (Maliscy) Rearden b: Sep 12, 1837 >in SC d: Sep 29, 1925 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville >Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC .. +William H. Coursey b: Jul 25, 1841 in >Edgefield Co, SC m: Aug 17, 1862 d: Dec 08, 1915 in Aiken Co, SC Burial: >Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC Father: Uel/Ewell/Newell* >COURSEY Mother: [Harriett ROBERTSON - unproven] > >Ewell Coursey is my ggg-grandfather, and William H. is my gg-grandfather's >brother. > >Billie Jones >-------------------------------------------------------- > >1 Robert Newton Rearden b: 1837 d: 1885 >* +Susan Elizabeth Powell b: Dec 27, 1840 in SC d: Apr 18, 1929 in >Graniteville, Gregg township, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, >Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: POWELL Mother: Margaret CROZIER >..... 2 James Wesley Rearden b: Jun 06, 1861 d: Mar 25, 1959 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >*....... +Alazuma 'Allie' Quinby b: Aug 14, 1859 d: Mar 26, 1937 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Lawrence QUINBY Mother: >Martha POWELL >............ 3 William L. Rearden b: Mar 1888 >................ +Aileen b: Sep 04, 1887 d: Dec 23, 1922 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ *2nd Wife of William L. Rearden: >................ +Mattie >............ 3 Maydie Rearden b: May 05, 1891 d: Aug 04, 1980 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >................ +James Olin Crout b: Jan 23, 1882 d: Nov 13, 1952 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ 3 Nellie B. Rearden b: May 1898 >............ 3 James Victor Rearden b: Jun 1899 >*... 2 Benjamin I. Rearden b: Feb 11, 1866 d: Dec 17, 1931 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >*....... +Catherine 'Kate' Prince b: Jun 23, 1867 m: Abt. 1883 d: May 17, >1934 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Thomas >PRINCE Mother: Phebe TREADAWAY >............ 3 Anna B. Rearden b: Sep 1885 in SC >................ +[JONES] >............ 3 Robert W. Rearden b: Oct 1887 >............ 3 Benjamin T. Rearden b: Dec 1889 d: 1947 >................ +[Maggie] >*.......... 3 Emmet L. Rearden b: Nov 18, 1892 in SC d: Dec 24, 1944 in >Veteran's Adm. Facility, Hopkins twp, Richland Co, SC Burial: Graniteville >Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ 3 Roy Hilton Rearden b: Oct 1894 >................ +Ollie Yaun b: Abt. 1894 m: Abt. 1918 >*......................4. Includes two Death Cert. of their infant >children. >............ 3 Harry W. Rearden b: Jun 1896 d: 1977 >............ 3 Tracy T. Rearden b: Sep 17, 1900 d: Sep 19, 1953 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ 3 Reginald Rearden b: Mar 18, 1903 d: May 25, 1961 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ 3 Catherine Rearden b: Abt. 1906 >*... 2 John R. Rearden b: Apr 21, 1868 d: Aug 26, 1935 in Graniteville, >Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >*....... +Ida Powell b: Mar 11, 1869 m: Bet. 1892 - 1893 d: May 25, 1943 >Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: James POWELL >Mother: Clarissa GREEN >............ 3 Evelyn Rearden b: Jan 06, 1894 in SC d: Dec 08, 1907 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ 3 Adrian Rupert Rearden b: Aug 31, 1896 in SC d: Apr 18, 1973 >in Volusia, FL >............ 3 James R. Rearden b: Oct 1899 in SC >*.......... 3 Winifred Rearden b: Nov 04, 1903 in SC d: Jul 19, 1935 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >............ 3 Edith Rearden b: Abt. 1909 in SC >................ +Robert L. Hart m: Bet. 1935 - 1943 >..... 2 Isabella Rearden b: Abt. 1871 >..... 2 Emma Rearden b: Abt. 1873 >..... 2 Jasper Edward Rearden b: Jul 24, 1876 d: Sep 26, 1949 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >......... +Lula Eva Powell b: Oct 16, 1879 d: Nov 28, 1948 in Graniteville, >Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: >James POWELL Mother: Clarissa GREEN >..... 2 George Baker Rearden b: 1879 d: 1948 Burial: Graniteville Cem, >Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >......... +Ada Barton b: Abt. Jul 1880 in SC m: Abt. 1898 d: 1940 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Giles BARTON Mother: >Mattie A. UNKNOWN [Will look up her DC later. Just found out from census >records who she was.] >............ 3 Ada May Rearden b: 1899 d: 1981 >............ 3 Pruitt Rearden b: 1901 d: 1902 >............ 3 Sayer/Cyrill Rearden b: Abt. 1903 >............ 3 George Everett Rearden b: 1913 d: 1914 >............ 3 Carlyle Rearden b: 1916 d: 1920 [have him on my list to look >up] >------------------------------------------------------ > >Wife of James Wesley Rearden: >1937 - Death Cert. #2752, Aiken Co, SC. >Allie Quinby Rearden >Female, White, Married to J. Wesley Rearden >b. August 14, 1859, Graniteville, SC [Edgefield Co. at the time] SC. >d. March 26, 1937, Graniteville, SC. >father: Lawrence Quinby, b. SC. >mother: Martha POWELL >cause: cerebral hemmorhage >informant: J. Wesley Rearden >buried: Graniteville, SC >UT: J. M. Posey & son, Graniteville, SC > > >The following are buried together in the Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, >Aiken Co, SC. I do not know how these Yauns are connected: Benjamin I. had >a son Roy Hilton Rearden who married an Ollie Yaun. His info. a bit further >down. > >* Rearden, Benjamin I. Feb 11 1866 - Dec 17 1931 >* Rearden, Catherine P. Jun 23 1867 - May 17 1934 >* Rearden, Emmet L. Nov 18 1892 - Dec 24 1944 > Rearden, Benjamin 1889 - 1947 > Rearden, Harry W. 1898 - 1977 > *Rearden, Abner P. Mar 18 1918 - Mar 24 1918 > *Rearden, Kathleen E. Nov 4 1920 - Nov 7 1920 > Yaun, Abner Reynolds Oct 12 1895 - May 13 1972 > Yaun, Alice 1925 - 1925 > Yaun, Alma M. 1924 - 1924 > Yaun, John W. 1918 - 1919 > Reardon, Reginald P., Sr. Mar 18 1903 - May 25 1961 > >I started looking up DC to see how I could connect them. I have found a DC >for the starred persons. I have not looked up the Yaun DCs. > >-------------------------------------------------------- > >Mother: > >1934 - Death Cert. #3095, Aiken Co, SC >Catherine Demarris/Manis Rearden >Female, White, widow of Ben I. Rearden >b. June 23, 1869, Graniteville, SC >father: Thomas Prince, SC >mother: Phoebe Treadaway, SC >d. March 17, 1934, Warrenville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC >cause: cerebral hemorrhage >informant: Tracy Rearden, Warrenville, SC >buried: Graniteville [Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] >UT: J. M. Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC >----------------------------------------------------------------- > >1944 - Death Cert #14941, Richland Co, SC >Emmet L. Rearden >Male, White, divorced, Cook >b. Nov. 11, 1892, SC >father: Benjamin Rearden, SC >mother: Katherine Prince, SC >d. Dec. 24, 1944, Veteran's Adm. Facility, Hopkins twp, Richland Co, SC >cause: pulmonary TB; chronic, far advanced >informant: Clinical Records, VA facility, Columbia, SC >buried: Not given >UT: Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, SC > >He is buried in the Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC with his >parents. >----------------------------------------------- > >The two infant children, Abner Prince Rearden and Katherine E. Rearden, I >believe to be the children of a SON of Benjamin I and Catherine Prince, Roy >Hilton Rearden. Roy H. is listed in the 1900 Aiken Co, SC, Gregg twp, p. >185B, hh# 359/362, with parents. In 1920 he is not there, but a Hilton >Rearden is found as follows with wife OLLIE, whose name mathes as mother of >the two infant children. I have made the connection back to Benjamin I. >Rearden based on that info. > >CENSUS: 1920 Aiken Co, SC, Gregg twp, p. 127A, hh# 708/708 > Hilton Rearden, head, 26 M W md, house carpenter, SC SC SC > Ollie Rearden, wife, 26 F W md, SC SC SC > >I don't have online access to the 1930 census here at home to check them out >to see about other childen. > >1919 - Death Cert. #5564, Aiken Co, SC >Abner Prince Rearden >Male, White, single, child >b. March 18, 1919, SC >father: R. H. Rearden, Graniteville, SC >mother: Ollie R. Yaun, SC >d.March 21, 1919, Warrenville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC >cause: pneumonia >Informant: Mr. R. H. Rearden, Warrenville, SC >buried: Graniteville Cem [Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] >UT: J. M. Posey, Graniteville, SC > >------------------------------------------ > >1921 - Death Cert. # 16776, Aiken Co, SC >Katherine Elizabeth Rearden >Female, white, single, child >b. Nov 4, 1921, Graniteville, SC >father: Roy/Ray Rearden >mother: Ollie Yaun, SC >d. Nov 11, 1921, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC >cause: pneumonia (bronchitis) >informant: Mrs. (Ida Tunie) Rearden >buried: Graniteville Cem [Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] >UT: Crouch & Timmerman, Aiken SC > >Who is (Ida Tunie) Rearden, based on best guess of a 'difficult to read' >image? > >------------------------------------------------------------ >------------------------------------------------------------ > >I have an Ida Powell who married John Rearden, BROTHER of the Benjamin I. >Rearden family above. > >1 Ida Powell b: Mar 11, 1869 d: May 25, 1943 Burial: Graniteville Cem., >Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >* +John R. Rearden b: Apr 21, 1868 m: Bet. 1892 - 1893 d: Aug 26, 1935 in >Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, >SC Father: Robert Newton REARDEN Mother: Susan Elizabeth POWELL >..... 2 Evelyn Rearden b: Jan 06, 1894 in SC d: Dec 08, 1907 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >..... 2 Adrian Rupert Rearden b: Aug 31, 1896 in SC d: Apr 18, 1973 in >Volusia, FL >..... 2 James R. Rearden b: Oct 1899 in SC >*. 2 Winifred Rearden b: Nov 04, 1903 in SC d: Jul 19, 1935 Burial: >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC >..... 2 Edith Rearden b: Abt. 1909 in SC >......... +Robert L. Hart m: Bet. 1935 - 1943 > >------------------------------------------------- >I've never gotten Ida Powell Rearden's DC, but have her obit: I am thinking >that I looked and could not find one. > >(Aug. Chron. Obit., Wed., 26 May 1943) >Mrs. Ida Rearden, Native of Valley, Dies in Carolina > GRANITEVILLE. S. C.. May 25. - Mrs. Ida Powell Rearden, widow of John R. >Rearden, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hart, in Vance, >S. C., yesterday after an illness of five months. Funeral services will be >conducted at St. John's Methodist church in Graniteville Wednesday afternoon >at 4:30 o'clock, the Rev. Bernard S. Drennon officiating. Interment will be >in the Graniteville cemetery. Mrs. Rearden was a native of Graniteville, >and had lived here all her life. She was a member of St. John's Methodist >church. > Survivors include two sons, A.R. Rearden, Atlanta, and Lt. Col. James R. >Rearden of Arlington, VA; one daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Hart; five sisters, >Mrs. Hudson Jordan of Aiken, S.C., Mrs. Maymie Rushton, Mrs. Hattie >P. Carpenter, Mrs. J. N. Rearden and Mrs. John F. West, all of Graniteville, >and 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Dr. J. C. Peace, Raymond Barton, >Wilkes Taylor, Andrew Yaun, Monroe Hamilton and Clarence Williams. >[I have her as the daughter of James Powell (1817) and Clarissa Green (1846) >------------------------------------------------------- > >HER MOTHER: > >1920 - Death Cert # 19654, Aiken Co., SC >Clarissa E. Powell >Female, White, Widow >b. Dec. 15, 1846, Barnwell Co., SC Age: 73y, 10m. 24d >father: William Green, b. Barnwell Co., SC >mother: Mary Hankinson, b. Barnwell Co., SC >d. Nov 9, 1920, Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC >cause: acute delirium - contusion of left thigh & hip due to a fall of >about six feet >info: Mrs. Loula R. Rearden, Graniteville >Burial: Graniteville. > >Informant, Loula R. Rearden, is the sister of Ida Powell Rearden. Loula md. >Jasper Edward Rearden, a brother to the Benjamin I. Rearden above and the >John R. Rearden below. I have not looked up Jasper Edward Rearden's DC >altho he died in Sep 26 1949, and one should be availabe. He is on my to do >list, as is Loula who d. Nov 28 1948 > >Ida Powell's HUSBAND, brother to Benjamin and Jasper Edward Rearden, all >sons of Robert Newton Rearden: > >1935 - Death Cert. # 11320, Aiken Co, SC >John R. Rearden >Male, White, Farmer, md Ida Powell Rearden >b. April 20, 1868, Graniteville, SC >father: Robert Newton Rearden, SC >mother: Susie Elizabeth Powell, SC >d. August 26, 1935, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC >cause: Cerebral hemorrhage >informant: A. R. Rearden, Graniteville, SC >buried: Graniteville, SC >UT: J. M. Posey & Sons, Graniteville, SC > >His obit was published in the Augusta Chronicle, Tues, Aug 27, 1935. >John R. Rearden Dies At Residence > Graniteville, SC, Aug 26, John R. Rearden, 67, died at the residence >early this morning after an illness of two years. He was desperately ill >for one week. > Funeral Services will be held tomorrow morniing at 10:20 at the >Graniteville Methodist Church with the Rev. M. W. Lever officiating. >Interment will follow in the Graniteville Cem. the Pickens Lodge No. 28, >Independent Order of Odd Fellows of which he was a member will form an >honorary escort at the funeral. > Survivors are: a daughter Miss Edith Rearden, Graniteville; two sons J. >R. Rearden and A. R. Reardon, Jacksonville FL. Two sisters, Mrs. Belle >Powell and Mrs. R. B. Tindall of Greenville; four brothers, J. W. Rearden, >J. E. Rearden, G. B. Rearden, and J. F. Rearden, aoo of Graniteville, one >grandchild and several other relatives. > Mr. Rearden was a member of the Graniteville Methodist Church and was >widely known in Aiken Co. > >I was sent info that calls John Rearden's mother Susan Crozier. I believe >that was the maiden name of his wife Susan Powell's mother. No information >in her death cert of her father. Can anyone place her in a Powell family? >John R. Rearden's death certificate above names her as Susan POWELL. > >Susan's death certificate did not help with her surname as father was not >given. Mother was named. > >1929 Death Cert. #5704, Aiken Co, SC >Mrs. Susan E. Rearden >Female, white, widow >b. Dec. 27, 1840, SC (88yr, 3mo, 22dy) >father: Don't know >mother: Margaret Crozier, SC >d. April 18, 1929, Graniteville, Gregg township, Aiken Co, SC >cause: cerebral apoplexy >informant: Mr. J. W. Rearden, Graniteville, SC >buried: Graniteville >UT: Couch & Timmerman > > >DAUGHTER of John R. & Ida B. Powell Rearden. > >1935 - Death Cert. #9790, Aiken Co, SC >Winnifred Rearden >Female, White, single, stenographer/office work >b. Nov 4, 1903, Graniteville, SC [Aiken Co] >father: John R. Rearden, Graniteville, SC >mother: Ida B. Powell, Graniteville, SC >d. July 19, 1935, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC >cause: Mitral regurgitation >iinformant: John R. Rearden, Graniteville, SC >buried: Graniteville [Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] >UT: J. M Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC > >Winifred is buried beside her parents in the same family plot in the >Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC > >Rearden, Evelyn C. Jan 6 1894 - Dec 8 1907 >Rearden, Winnifred Nov 4 1903 - Jul 19 1935 >Rearden, Ida POWELL Mar 11 1869 - May 25 1943 >Rearden, John R. Apr 21 1868 - Aug 25 1935 > >---------------------------------------------------- >------------------------------------------------------ > > >I found this one while looking for someone else, and copied it just in case. >But I have no idea who she is nor how she fits into any family. I could not >read her father's surname clearly. Best guess in ( ). > >1934 - Death Cert. #20491, Richland Co, SC >Mrs. Nettie Aloner Rearden >Female, White, Divorced, Spinner/textile mill >b. Sept 5, 1899, Aiken Co, SC >father: John Edwards (Beings), GA >mother: Cornelia Harriett Attebury, Barnwell Co, SC >d. Dec. 1, 1934, City State Park, Blythwood, Richland Co, SC >informant: Mrs. W. L. Fitzgerald, Graniteville, SC >buried: Graniteville, SC >UT: J. M. Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC > >Don't know which Rearden she married. Have not placed her in my files > >She is buried in Graniteville Cem. next to a Walling family: > Rearden, Nettie Sep 5 1899 - Dec 1 1934 > > Walling, James Richard Aug 21 1876 - Jul 15 1929 > Walling, Hattie E. Jan 8 1877 - Mar 8 1960 > Walling, Harvey V. Dec 3 1906 - Nov 24 1926 > Walling, Parker Will Nov 28 1899 - Dec 1915 >----------------------------------------------------------- > >Any comments, additions, and or corrections are appreciated. For clearer >response, please do a reply all, then delete the folks you are not >discussing and leaving only those folks you are adding to or questioning in >the answer. 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All of the following folks [Death Cert. and obits] are connected to the Robert Newton Rearden md. Susan Elizabeth Powell family (except the last one and I don't know who she is) Here is an outline and the info. following it is part of the info. I have found to prove the connections. Lots of census work not included in this info. I can send a file with notes and sources upon request to those of you researching this line. Please Note questions I have in the message. I hope someone can help me answer some of them. The* by the name denotes a death cert. or an obit for that person is included in the information. Long message, but I have been working on these folks for several days. Hope it helps someone to place family or extend a line. I never found a connection to my 1 Malissa (Maliscy) Rearden b: Sep 12, 1837 in SC d: Sep 29, 1925 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC .. +William H. Coursey b: Jul 25, 1841 in Edgefield Co, SC m: Aug 17, 1862 d: Dec 08, 1915 in Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC Father: Uel/Ewell/Newell* COURSEY Mother: [Harriett ROBERTSON - unproven] Ewell Coursey is my ggg-grandfather, and William H. is my gg-grandfather's brother. Billie Jones -------------------------------------------------------- 1 Robert Newton Rearden b: 1837 d: 1885 * +Susan Elizabeth Powell b: Dec 27, 1840 in SC d: Apr 18, 1929 in Graniteville, Gregg township, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: POWELL Mother: Margaret CROZIER ..... 2 James Wesley Rearden b: Jun 06, 1861 d: Mar 25, 1959 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC *....... +Alazuma 'Allie' Quinby b: Aug 14, 1859 d: Mar 26, 1937 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Lawrence QUINBY Mother: Martha POWELL ............ 3 William L. Rearden b: Mar 1888 ................ +Aileen b: Sep 04, 1887 d: Dec 23, 1922 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ *2nd Wife of William L. Rearden: ................ +Mattie ............ 3 Maydie Rearden b: May 05, 1891 d: Aug 04, 1980 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ................ +James Olin Crout b: Jan 23, 1882 d: Nov 13, 1952 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ 3 Nellie B. Rearden b: May 1898 ............ 3 James Victor Rearden b: Jun 1899 *... 2 Benjamin I. Rearden b: Feb 11, 1866 d: Dec 17, 1931 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC *....... +Catherine 'Kate' Prince b: Jun 23, 1867 m: Abt. 1883 d: May 17, 1934 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Thomas PRINCE Mother: Phebe TREADAWAY ............ 3 Anna B. Rearden b: Sep 1885 in SC ................ +[JONES] ............ 3 Robert W. Rearden b: Oct 1887 ............ 3 Benjamin T. Rearden b: Dec 1889 d: 1947 ................ +[Maggie] *.......... 3 Emmet L. Rearden b: Nov 18, 1892 in SC d: Dec 24, 1944 in Veteran's Adm. Facility, Hopkins twp, Richland Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ 3 Roy Hilton Rearden b: Oct 1894 ................ +Ollie Yaun b: Abt. 1894 m: Abt. 1918 *......................4. Includes two Death Cert. of their infant children. ............ 3 Harry W. Rearden b: Jun 1896 d: 1977 ............ 3 Tracy T. Rearden b: Sep 17, 1900 d: Sep 19, 1953 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ 3 Reginald Rearden b: Mar 18, 1903 d: May 25, 1961 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ 3 Catherine Rearden b: Abt. 1906 *... 2 John R. Rearden b: Apr 21, 1868 d: Aug 26, 1935 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC *....... +Ida Powell b: Mar 11, 1869 m: Bet. 1892 - 1893 d: May 25, 1943 Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: James POWELL Mother: Clarissa GREEN ............ 3 Evelyn Rearden b: Jan 06, 1894 in SC d: Dec 08, 1907 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ 3 Adrian Rupert Rearden b: Aug 31, 1896 in SC d: Apr 18, 1973 in Volusia, FL ............ 3 James R. Rearden b: Oct 1899 in SC *.......... 3 Winifred Rearden b: Nov 04, 1903 in SC d: Jul 19, 1935 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ............ 3 Edith Rearden b: Abt. 1909 in SC ................ +Robert L. Hart m: Bet. 1935 - 1943 ..... 2 Isabella Rearden b: Abt. 1871 ..... 2 Emma Rearden b: Abt. 1873 ..... 2 Jasper Edward Rearden b: Jul 24, 1876 d: Sep 26, 1949 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ......... +Lula Eva Powell b: Oct 16, 1879 d: Nov 28, 1948 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: James POWELL Mother: Clarissa GREEN ..... 2 George Baker Rearden b: 1879 d: 1948 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ......... +Ada Barton b: Abt. Jul 1880 in SC m: Abt. 1898 d: 1940 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Giles BARTON Mother: Mattie A. UNKNOWN [Will look up her DC later. Just found out from census records who she was.] ............ 3 Ada May Rearden b: 1899 d: 1981 ............ 3 Pruitt Rearden b: 1901 d: 1902 ............ 3 Sayer/Cyrill Rearden b: Abt. 1903 ............ 3 George Everett Rearden b: 1913 d: 1914 ............ 3 Carlyle Rearden b: 1916 d: 1920 [have him on my list to look up] ------------------------------------------------------ Wife of James Wesley Rearden: 1937 - Death Cert. #2752, Aiken Co, SC. Allie Quinby Rearden Female, White, Married to J. Wesley Rearden b. August 14, 1859, Graniteville, SC [Edgefield Co. at the time] SC. d. March 26, 1937, Graniteville, SC. father: Lawrence Quinby, b. SC. mother: Martha POWELL cause: cerebral hemmorhage informant: J. Wesley Rearden buried: Graniteville, SC UT: J. M. Posey & son, Graniteville, SC The following are buried together in the Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC. I do not know how these Yauns are connected: Benjamin I. had a son Roy Hilton Rearden who married an Ollie Yaun. His info. a bit further down. * Rearden, Benjamin I. Feb 11 1866 - Dec 17 1931 * Rearden, Catherine P. Jun 23 1867 - May 17 1934 * Rearden, Emmet L. Nov 18 1892 - Dec 24 1944 Rearden, Benjamin 1889 - 1947 Rearden, Harry W. 1898 - 1977 *Rearden, Abner P. Mar 18 1918 - Mar 24 1918 *Rearden, Kathleen E. Nov 4 1920 - Nov 7 1920 Yaun, Abner Reynolds Oct 12 1895 - May 13 1972 Yaun, Alice 1925 - 1925 Yaun, Alma M. 1924 - 1924 Yaun, John W. 1918 - 1919 Reardon, Reginald P., Sr. Mar 18 1903 - May 25 1961 I started looking up DC to see how I could connect them. I have found a DC for the starred persons. I have not looked up the Yaun DCs. -------------------------------------------------------- Mother: 1934 - Death Cert. #3095, Aiken Co, SC Catherine Demarris/Manis Rearden Female, White, widow of Ben I. Rearden b. June 23, 1869, Graniteville, SC father: Thomas Prince, SC mother: Phoebe Treadaway, SC d. March 17, 1934, Warrenville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: cerebral hemorrhage informant: Tracy Rearden, Warrenville, SC buried: Graniteville [Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] UT: J. M. Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1944 - Death Cert #14941, Richland Co, SC Emmet L. Rearden Male, White, divorced, Cook b. Nov. 11, 1892, SC father: Benjamin Rearden, SC mother: Katherine Prince, SC d. Dec. 24, 1944, Veteran's Adm. Facility, Hopkins twp, Richland Co, SC cause: pulmonary TB; chronic, far advanced informant: Clinical Records, VA facility, Columbia, SC buried: Not given UT: Posey's Funeral Home, Graniteville, SC He is buried in the Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC with his parents. ----------------------------------------------- The two infant children, Abner Prince Rearden and Katherine E. Rearden, I believe to be the children of a SON of Benjamin I and Catherine Prince, Roy Hilton Rearden. Roy H. is listed in the 1900 Aiken Co, SC, Gregg twp, p. 185B, hh# 359/362, with parents. In 1920 he is not there, but a Hilton Rearden is found as follows with wife OLLIE, whose name mathes as mother of the two infant children. I have made the connection back to Benjamin I. Rearden based on that info. CENSUS: 1920 Aiken Co, SC, Gregg twp, p. 127A, hh# 708/708 Hilton Rearden, head, 26 M W md, house carpenter, SC SC SC Ollie Rearden, wife, 26 F W md, SC SC SC I don't have online access to the 1930 census here at home to check them out to see about other childen. 1919 - Death Cert. #5564, Aiken Co, SC Abner Prince Rearden Male, White, single, child b. March 18, 1919, SC father: R. H. Rearden, Graniteville, SC mother: Ollie R. Yaun, SC d.March 21, 1919, Warrenville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: pneumonia Informant: Mr. R. H. Rearden, Warrenville, SC buried: Graniteville Cem [Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] UT: J. M. Posey, Graniteville, SC ------------------------------------------ 1921 - Death Cert. # 16776, Aiken Co, SC Katherine Elizabeth Rearden Female, white, single, child b. Nov 4, 1921, Graniteville, SC father: Roy/Ray Rearden mother: Ollie Yaun, SC d. Nov 11, 1921, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: pneumonia (bronchitis) informant: Mrs. (Ida Tunie) Rearden buried: Graniteville Cem [Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] UT: Crouch & Timmerman, Aiken SC Who is (Ida Tunie) Rearden, based on best guess of a 'difficult to read' image? ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ I have an Ida Powell who married John Rearden, BROTHER of the Benjamin I. Rearden family above. 1 Ida Powell b: Mar 11, 1869 d: May 25, 1943 Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC * +John R. Rearden b: Apr 21, 1868 m: Bet. 1892 - 1893 d: Aug 26, 1935 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Robert Newton REARDEN Mother: Susan Elizabeth POWELL ..... 2 Evelyn Rearden b: Jan 06, 1894 in SC d: Dec 08, 1907 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ..... 2 Adrian Rupert Rearden b: Aug 31, 1896 in SC d: Apr 18, 1973 in Volusia, FL ..... 2 James R. Rearden b: Oct 1899 in SC *. 2 Winifred Rearden b: Nov 04, 1903 in SC d: Jul 19, 1935 Burial: Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC ..... 2 Edith Rearden b: Abt. 1909 in SC ......... +Robert L. Hart m: Bet. 1935 - 1943 ------------------------------------------------- I've never gotten Ida Powell Rearden's DC, but have her obit: I am thinking that I looked and could not find one. (Aug. Chron. Obit., Wed., 26 May 1943) Mrs. Ida Rearden, Native of Valley, Dies in Carolina GRANITEVILLE. S. C.. May 25. - Mrs. Ida Powell Rearden, widow of John R. Rearden, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Hart, in Vance, S. C., yesterday after an illness of five months. Funeral services will be conducted at St. John's Methodist church in Graniteville Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, the Rev. Bernard S. Drennon officiating. Interment will be in the Graniteville cemetery. Mrs. Rearden was a native of Graniteville, and had lived here all her life. She was a member of St. John's Methodist church. Survivors include two sons, A.R. Rearden, Atlanta, and Lt. Col. James R. Rearden of Arlington, VA; one daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Hart; five sisters, Mrs. Hudson Jordan of Aiken, S.C., Mrs. Maymie Rushton, Mrs. Hattie P. Carpenter, Mrs. J. N. Rearden and Mrs. John F. West, all of Graniteville, and 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Dr. J. C. Peace, Raymond Barton, Wilkes Taylor, Andrew Yaun, Monroe Hamilton and Clarence Williams. [I have her as the daughter of James Powell (1817) and Clarissa Green (1846) ------------------------------------------------------- HER MOTHER: 1920 - Death Cert # 19654, Aiken Co., SC Clarissa E. Powell Female, White, Widow b. Dec. 15, 1846, Barnwell Co., SC Age: 73y, 10m. 24d father: William Green, b. Barnwell Co., SC mother: Mary Hankinson, b. Barnwell Co., SC d. Nov 9, 1920, Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC cause: acute delirium - contusion of left thigh & hip due to a fall of about six feet info: Mrs. Loula R. Rearden, Graniteville Burial: Graniteville. Informant, Loula R. Rearden, is the sister of Ida Powell Rearden. Loula md. Jasper Edward Rearden, a brother to the Benjamin I. Rearden above and the John R. Rearden below. I have not looked up Jasper Edward Rearden's DC altho he died in Sep 26 1949, and one should be availabe. He is on my to do list, as is Loula who d. Nov 28 1948 Ida Powell's HUSBAND, brother to Benjamin and Jasper Edward Rearden, all sons of Robert Newton Rearden: 1935 - Death Cert. # 11320, Aiken Co, SC John R. Rearden Male, White, Farmer, md Ida Powell Rearden b. April 20, 1868, Graniteville, SC father: Robert Newton Rearden, SC mother: Susie Elizabeth Powell, SC d. August 26, 1935, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: Cerebral hemorrhage informant: A. R. Rearden, Graniteville, SC buried: Graniteville, SC UT: J. M. Posey & Sons, Graniteville, SC His obit was published in the Augusta Chronicle, Tues, Aug 27, 1935. John R. Rearden Dies At Residence Graniteville, SC, Aug 26, John R. Rearden, 67, died at the residence early this morning after an illness of two years. He was desperately ill for one week. Funeral Services will be held tomorrow morniing at 10:20 at the Graniteville Methodist Church with the Rev. M. W. Lever officiating. Interment will follow in the Graniteville Cem. the Pickens Lodge No. 28, Independent Order of Odd Fellows of which he was a member will form an honorary escort at the funeral. Survivors are: a daughter Miss Edith Rearden, Graniteville; two sons J. R. Rearden and A. R. Reardon, Jacksonville FL. Two sisters, Mrs. Belle Powell and Mrs. R. B. Tindall of Greenville; four brothers, J. W. Rearden, J. E. Rearden, G. B. Rearden, and J. F. Rearden, aoo of Graniteville, one grandchild and several other relatives. Mr. Rearden was a member of the Graniteville Methodist Church and was widely known in Aiken Co. I was sent info that calls John Rearden's mother Susan Crozier. I believe that was the maiden name of his wife Susan Powell's mother. No information in her death cert of her father. Can anyone place her in a Powell family? John R. Rearden's death certificate above names her as Susan POWELL. Susan's death certificate did not help with her surname as father was not given. Mother was named. 1929 Death Cert. #5704, Aiken Co, SC Mrs. Susan E. Rearden Female, white, widow b. Dec. 27, 1840, SC (88yr, 3mo, 22dy) father: Don't know mother: Margaret Crozier, SC d. April 18, 1929, Graniteville, Gregg township, Aiken Co, SC cause: cerebral apoplexy informant: Mr. J. W. Rearden, Graniteville, SC buried: Graniteville UT: Couch & Timmerman DAUGHTER of John R. & Ida B. Powell Rearden. 1935 - Death Cert. #9790, Aiken Co, SC Winnifred Rearden Female, White, single, stenographer/office work b. Nov 4, 1903, Graniteville, SC [Aiken Co] father: John R. Rearden, Graniteville, SC mother: Ida B. Powell, Graniteville, SC d. July 19, 1935, Graniteville, Gregg twp, Aiken Co, SC cause: Mitral regurgitation iinformant: John R. Rearden, Graniteville, SC buried: Graniteville [Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC] UT: J. M Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC Winifred is buried beside her parents in the same family plot in the Graniteville Cem, Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Rearden, Evelyn C. Jan 6 1894 - Dec 8 1907 Rearden, Winnifred Nov 4 1903 - Jul 19 1935 Rearden, Ida POWELL Mar 11 1869 - May 25 1943 Rearden, John R. Apr 21 1868 - Aug 25 1935 ---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ I found this one while looking for someone else, and copied it just in case. But I have no idea who she is nor how she fits into any family. I could not read her father's surname clearly. Best guess in ( ). 1934 - Death Cert. #20491, Richland Co, SC Mrs. Nettie Aloner Rearden Female, White, Divorced, Spinner/textile mill b. Sept 5, 1899, Aiken Co, SC father: John Edwards (Beings), GA mother: Cornelia Harriett Attebury, Barnwell Co, SC d. Dec. 1, 1934, City State Park, Blythwood, Richland Co, SC informant: Mrs. W. L. Fitzgerald, Graniteville, SC buried: Graniteville, SC UT: J. M. Posey & Son, Graniteville, SC Don't know which Rearden she married. Have not placed her in my files She is buried in Graniteville Cem. next to a Walling family: Rearden, Nettie Sep 5 1899 - Dec 1 1934 Walling, James Richard Aug 21 1876 - Jul 15 1929 Walling, Hattie E. Jan 8 1877 - Mar 8 1960 Walling, Harvey V. Dec 3 1906 - Nov 24 1926 Walling, Parker Will Nov 28 1899 - Dec 1915 ----------------------------------------------------------- Any comments, additions, and or corrections are appreciated. For clearer response, please do a reply all, then delete the folks you are not discussing and leaving only those folks you are adding to or questioning in the answer. This message is too long to send back and forth with all sorts of additions. Billie

Brenda, I was looking up some Reardens today in the 1900 census and found this record of a Floyd Whitte. Wonder if he is the same William Floyd Whitte that I have attached to Wilson Whittle (ca1821) md Hepseba (b. ca 1824). I don't know if you have researched him, as I don't have any connections to your Stricklands in the info. I have. I got this working on a Quattlebaum question. My notes on Floyd Whittle now include the 1900 census and if they are the same, it proves a 2nd marriage about 1884. NOTES: I believe this to be William Foyd Whittle, found married living with his mother in 1880 Norris, Edgefield, SC p. 312A [ Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] CENSUS: 1880 Norris township, Edgefield, SC, p. 312A [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Hepsebah WHITTLE Self F W W 55 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: MD Mo: SC Corrie WHITTLE Dau F S W 17 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC * Floyd WHITTLE Son M M W 22 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC * Amanda WHITTLE DauL F M W 23 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Ela WHITTLE GDau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Essie WHITTLE GDau F S W 1 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC NEW INFORMATION: Is this the same Floyd Whittle of the above HH? If so he married a 2nd time as he has been md only 16 yrs. CENSUS: 1900 Aiken Co, Gregg twp, p. 168A, hh# 99/45/45 Floyd Whittle, head, 3/1860 M W 40 md 16 yrs, carder/cotton mill, SC SC SC Matilda Whittle, wife, 12/1868 F W 31, md 16 yrs 8 children/6 living, SC SC SC Preston Whittle, son, 1/1885, M W 15, Mule wk/Cotton mill, SC SC SC Laura Whittle, dau, 10/1887, F W 12, Spooler/cotton mill, SC SC SC Jacob Whittle, son, 4/1890, M W 10, at school, SC SC SC Amanda L. Whittle, dau, 2/1895, F W 5, SC SC SC Charles (O) Whittle, son, 6/1897, M W 2, SC SC SC Carrie B. Whittle, dau, 9/1899, F W 8 mo., SC SC SC This is what I have on his line at this time. I have not entered the 1900 census children, until I find out if he is the same Floyd of 1880: Descendants of Wilson Whittle 1 Wilson Whittle b: Abt. 1821 d: Bet. 1861 - 1870 . +Hepseba b: Abt. 1824 ......... 2 M. J. Whittle b: Abt. 1845 ......... 2 G. A. Whittle b: Abt. 1848 ......... 2 H. A. Whittle b: Abt. 1849 ......... 2 Minick Q. Whittle b: Abt. 1851 ............. +Lizzie Unknown b: Abt. 1857 ..................... 3 Ula Whittle b: Abt. 1876 ..................... 3 Jos. E. Whittle b: Abt. 1877 ..................... 3 Alma Whittle b: Abt. 1879 ......... 2 Udora Whittle b: Abt. 1853 ......... 2 S. V. Whittle b: Abt. 1855 ......... 2 W. Floyd Whittle b: Abt. 1857 ............. +Amanda Unknown b: Abt. 1857 ..................... 3 Ella Whittle b: Abt. 1878 ..................... 3 Essie Whittle b: Abt. 1879 Possible a 2nd wife for Floyd from census info. Not added yet. ......... 2 Ella Whittle b: Sep 08, 1859 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Dec 26, 1888 Burial: Whittle Family Cem., Saluda Co, SC ............. +Melvin Quattlebaum b: Nov 1853 in Lexington Co, SC m: Jan 24, 1878 in Edgefield Dist, SC d: Mar 22, 1934 in Township #7, Saluda Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC Father: Emanuel QUATTLEBAUM Mother: Sarah (JOHNSON) ..................... 3 Olin Emanuel Quattlebaum b: Jan 03, 1883 d: Abt. 1963 in Saluda Co, SC ..................... 3 Lewis Curtis Quattlebaum b: Dec 27, 1878 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Mar 24, 1934 in Saluda Co, SC Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ......................... +Maude Eva Eubanks b: Jun 13, 1891 d: Jan 17, 1965 Burial: Bethlehem Methodist Church Cem., Saluda Co, SC ..................... 3 Curran William Quattlebaum b: Sep 29, 1880 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Feb 23, 1943 in Saluda Co., SC Burial: McKendree Methodist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ......................... +Leila Adams b: Oct 16, 1890 d: Mar 10, 1975 Burial: McKendree Methodist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ................................. 4 *L. M. Quattlebaum b: 1911 d: 1966 ..................................... +Fannie Dorn ......... 2 Corrie Whittle b: Abt. 1861 Sources: 1. Gen 1& 2: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC West Creek township, hh #882/885 [Augusta Gen. Society book], with parents. 2. Melvin Quattlebaum & children: Scrapbook of pictures and obits kept by Ella Ruth Hazel Trotter (1905-1963), d/o John Henry & Jamesanna Timmerman Hazel, (Copy provided by Betty Trotter, May 2004), obit of Willie M. Quattlebaum, d. Sept 16, 1958. 3. Corrie Whittle: CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield, SC with widowed mother. 4. Minick Q. Whittle family: CENSUS: 1880 Norris township, Edgefield Co., SC p. 312A [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Additional info. on these listed persons would be appreciated. I am not really a Quattlebaum or Whittle researcher but helped someone else with some Whittles, and the Quattlebaums are everywhere when researching the many families of OED. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

Harriet is correct that the line separating Indian territory from the royal province of South Carolina kept moving northwestward as more settlers encroached on Indian lands. As far as the area of Old Ninety Six District is concerned, there were two Indian clans that lived there in the mid 1700s. A small, isolated group of Chickasaws lived above Fort Moore on the South Carolina side of the Savannah River near Horse Creek. The main tribes of Chickasaws lived in what is now northern Mississippi. These Indians tended to support the English throughout the French and Indian wars and were on the main quite peaceful. In 1765 some of the Chickasaw leaders went to Charlestown to complain about squatters on their land and horse thieves. They also reported that all those who knew the boundaries to their land were now dead and requested it be resurveyed. The Council promised to have their land resurveyed and to have a Justice of the Peace remove the squatters. They were told that when a thief stole an Englishman's horse, the thief was sent to Charlestown and was hanged, and if white people steal Indian horses they should be hanged also. The Chickasaws ended up supporting the British during the Revolutionary War and had their South Carolina lands confiscated by the new state of South Carolina along with other British loyalists’ lands. The other Indians in northwest South Carolina were, of course, the Cherokees. They were some times peaceful and sometimes very much on the warpath. As you might expect, they were destined to lose the fight with the endless resources of the Europeans and the endless influx of settlers. Every time they went on the warpath, more territory was given up as a result. In 1730 Sir Alexander Cuming negotiated a treaty with the Cherokees and took several of them on a visit to London. The Indians were very impressed. Attakullakulla (Little Carpenter) replied, "Your white people may very safely build houses near us. We shall hurt nothing that belongs to them." This was, of course, before any significant numbers of settlers began to come into the northwest Upcountry. The whites they came in contact with were mostly traders who wanted their business and a few hunters. The Cherokee Path went up the west side of the Congaree and Saluda rivers and by 1737 had been widened into a wagon road from Charlestown to the Congarees. It was a road of commerce and eventually (1759) was 30 feet wide all the way to Fort Prince George near Keowee. But by 1746, after having had more experience with the white man, the Indians were more cautious and refused to allow whites to settle on Indian lands. In February 1746 the colonial government purchased a large tract of land from Ninety Six settlement (the fort was not built there until 1759) westward towards Long Canes. As part of this purchase, the northwest Indian boundary was defined as Long Cane Creek (in current Abbeville County) to its head, thence eastward to the nearest tributary of the Saluda River (Turkey Creek?), and thence down that stream to the Saluda River (below Ware Shoals, Greenwood County, SC), thence north to the intersection the Catawba-Cherokee Path. This was paid for with lead, gunpowder, vermillion paint, and beads, amounting to 189 pounds sterling. When the Calhouns and neighbors moved to the Long Canes area in 1756, they settled on the west (Indian) side of Long Cane Creek, and declared that they had secured permission from the Cherokees, but this did not prevent the Long Canes massacre in 1760. Conocautee (Old Hop) and other chiefs of the Cherokee nation signed the Saluda Old Town Treaty July 2, 1755 with Gov. James Glen of South Carolina. According to Historian Roy Vandergrift of Saluda, SC, this treaty ceded a large part of what became Ninety Six District, territory that embraced all or large parts of the present counties of Spartanburg, Cherokee west of the Broad River, Union, Newberry, Laurens, Greenwood, Abbeville, McCormick, Edgefield, Saluda and a small part of Aiken. In December 1761 after the 1758-1761 Cherokee War with much fighting, the Cherokees and colonial government in South Carolina signed another treaty. This one set the boundary forty miles from the Indian town of Keowee, a line proposed by the Cherokees. This new boundary was a straight line from the Savannah River where the Anderson County-Abbeville County line is today up to the Reedy River and thence a straight line northward to Tryon Mountain in North Carolina. The boundary line was actually surveyed in 1766. You may see a map with this boundary drawn on it in Meriwether’s Expansion of South Carolina, p 212. More that anything else, it was the Cherokee treaty of 1761 that led to a large influx of settlers into the Upcountry of South Carolina. This boundary meant nothing to the Creek Indians, who conducted raids around Long Canes and the Saluda valley in 1763-1766 time frame. These boundaries also meant nothing to northern Indians - Senecas, Mohawks, and other Iroquois tribes - who moved up and down the Appalachians for 20 or 30 years raiding both white and Indian (Catawbas, Chickasaws, and Creeks) settlements. As early as 1753 the Assembly in Charlestown put a huge bounty (100 pounds and later 50 pounds) on the head of Northern Indians. Like the Chickasaws, the Cherokees lost all their land in South Carolina because of their support of the British during the American Revolution. In 1786 Pendleton County and Greenville County were created out of the former Indian lands in the northwest corner of South Carolina. For more Indian-related history in South Carolina, consider, in addition to Meriwether’s Expansion of South Carolina, Robert Bass’s Ninety Six, John Henry Logan’s History of the Upper Country of South Carolina, and J. B. O. Landrum’s Colonial and Revolutionary History of Upper South Carolina. David Duncan Wallace, David Ransey, and Edward McCrady also wrote histories of South Carolina covering this period.

Please note that Nancy is usually a nickname for Ann/Anne/Hannah, and Nancy Ann may be redundant. While I do not know anything about her, it is possible that Ann Butler may have had another given name other than Nancy.

That is one of the "problems" with DCs, someone tells the Dr. or agent the information and it generally is a traumatic time and some information is not correct. His mother was Nancy Ann BUTLER and not Carrie. Perhaps the "( )" means "Not sure" or was added later ? DCs are a tremendous help, just have to be careful with the information. I did not have him dying in Spartanburg. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> To: "SCEDGEFIELD" <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com>; "SCSALUDA" <SCSALUDA@rootsweb.com>; "SCGREENWOOD" <SCGREENW@rootsweb.com> Cc: "H.C. Ouzts" <hc@ouzts.net> Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 7:24 PM Subject: Death Cert: G. W and C.P Smith. > 1931 - Death Cert #6959, Spartanburg Co, SC > G. W. Smith > Male, White, md. age 47, SC. works on RR. > father: C. P. Smith, SC > mother: (Carry) Ann Butler, SC > d. April 26, 1931, Spartanburg, Spartanburg Co, SC > cause: cronic (hypertension) & dilation > informant: Mrs. G. W. Smith, Spartanburg, SC > buried: Saluda Co, SC > UT: the J. F. Floyd Mortuary, Spartanburg, SC > > He is buried with his parents, wife, brother and sister in law in the Good > Hope Baptist Church Cem, Saluda Co, SC. > > I have his mother as Nancy Ann Butler rather than Carrie Ann. He had a > sister named Carrie?? > > Smith, [Crawford Perry] C. P. Apr 3 1853 - Jun 4 1927 > Smith, Nancy A. [BUTLER] Oct 1 1854 - Nov 30 1918 > Smith, George W. Apr 14 1883 - Apr 26 1931 > Smith, Emmie C. Jul 15 1888 - Dec 24 1965 > Smith, [Thomas] Lonell [Sr.] Dec 189[7 - Jan 1936 > Smith, Alma H. Aug 1899 - Dec 1962 > Smith, Lester Lee Jul 26 1908 - Aug 30 1908 > > I have these census records of a Perry Smith. Did Crawford Perry Smith > marry twice or is this another Perry Smith? here are my notes on Crawford > Perry Smith with my questions: > > This almost works?? This is the only Perry or Crawford or C. P. or P. C. > Smith I could find in 1880. > > 1880 Census Place: Donaldsville, Abbeville, SC, p. 250B [Source: FHL Film > 1255217 National Archives Film T9-1217] > Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace > Perry SMITH Self M M W 28 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC > Jane SMITH Wife F M W 29 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC > John SMITH Son M S W 4 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC > Mary SMITH Dau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC > Mary DRUMMONDS Mother-L F Wid W 54 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC > John DRUMMONDS BroL M Single W 22 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC > Isabella DRUMMONDS SisterL F Single W 20 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: > SC > > The above wife would be Jane Drummond per the in-laws in the hh. > > The children listed in the 1900 census were born ca 1881 and later. Could > Nancy be his 2nd wife and this is his second family? > > CENSUS: 1900 Saluda Co, township#5, p. 140A > Crawford P. Smith, head, M W April 1853, 47, md 15 yrs, SC SC SC > Nancy A. Smith, wife, 10/1855 44 md 15 yrs, 13 children/10 living, SC SC > SC > Joanna E. Smith, dau, 6/1881, 18 single, SC SC SC > George W. Smith, son, 4/1883, 17 single, SC SC SC > Carrie B. Smith, dau, 7/1888, 11 single, SC SC SC > Sam (Pits) Smith, son, 4/1891, 9 single, SC SC SC > Ela W. Smith, dau, 8/1893, 6 single, SC SC SC > Thomas L. Smith, son, 10/1897, 2 single, SC SC SC > > CENSUS: 1910, Saluda township #5, p. 203, Son Thomas L. called Lonnell > Smith, age 12. > > CENSUS: 1920 Saluda Co, township#5, p. 159A, hh# 347/347 > Perry C. Smith, head, M W 66, widow, Farmer, SC SC SC > (Lonell) Smith, son, M W 22 single, farm laborer, SC SC SC > > I Previously posted C. P. Smith's DC, but here it is again. > > 1927 - Death Certificate #9671, Laurens Co, SC > Mr. C. P. Smith > Male, White, widow > b. April 3, 1853, SC > father: P. J. Smith, SC [William Pinckney J. Smith?] > mother: Hiddie Perry, SC [Behetholem 'Hetty' Perry?] > d. June 4, 1927, Young's township, Laurens Co, SC > cause: cerebral softening > informant: B. (E) Smith, Greenwood, SC > Buried: Good Hope [Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC] > UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood > > Someone on the Laurens. Abbeville or Spartanburg list might forward this > since it mentiond those places as well. > > Billie Jones > Camden, SC > tjones@camden.net > > >

1931 - Death Cert #6959, Spartanburg Co, SC G. W. Smith Male, White, md. age 47, SC. works on RR. father: C. P. Smith, SC mother: (Carry) Ann Butler, SC d. April 26, 1931, Spartanburg, Spartanburg Co, SC cause: cronic (hypertension) & dilation informant: Mrs. G. W. Smith, Spartanburg, SC buried: Saluda Co, SC UT: the J. F. Floyd Mortuary, Spartanburg, SC He is buried with his parents, wife, brother and sister in law in the Good Hope Baptist Church Cem, Saluda Co, SC. I have his mother as Nancy Ann Butler rather than Carrie Ann. He had a sister named Carrie?? Smith, [Crawford Perry] C. P. Apr 3 1853 - Jun 4 1927 Smith, Nancy A. [BUTLER] Oct 1 1854 - Nov 30 1918 Smith, George W. Apr 14 1883 - Apr 26 1931 Smith, Emmie C. Jul 15 1888 - Dec 24 1965 Smith, [Thomas] Lonell [Sr.] Dec 189[7 - Jan 1936 Smith, Alma H. Aug 1899 - Dec 1962 Smith, Lester Lee Jul 26 1908 - Aug 30 1908 I have these census records of a Perry Smith. Did Crawford Perry Smith marry twice or is this another Perry Smith? here are my notes on Crawford Perry Smith with my questions: This almost works?? This is the only Perry or Crawford or C. P. or P. C. Smith I could find in 1880. 1880 Census Place: Donaldsville, Abbeville, SC, p. 250B [Source: FHL Film 1255217 National Archives Film T9-1217] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Perry SMITH Self M M W 28 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC Jane SMITH Wife F M W 29 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC John SMITH Son M S W 4 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary SMITH Dau F S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary DRUMMONDS Mother-L F Wid W 54 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC John DRUMMONDS BroL M Single W 22 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC Isabella DRUMMONDS SisterL F Single W 20 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC The above wife would be Jane Drummond per the in-laws in the hh. The children listed in the 1900 census were born ca 1881 and later. Could Nancy be his 2nd wife and this is his second family? CENSUS: 1900 Saluda Co, township#5, p. 140A Crawford P. Smith, head, M W April 1853, 47, md 15 yrs, SC SC SC Nancy A. Smith, wife, 10/1855 44 md 15 yrs, 13 children/10 living, SC SC SC Joanna E. Smith, dau, 6/1881, 18 single, SC SC SC George W. Smith, son, 4/1883, 17 single, SC SC SC Carrie B. Smith, dau, 7/1888, 11 single, SC SC SC Sam (Pits) Smith, son, 4/1891, 9 single, SC SC SC Ela W. Smith, dau, 8/1893, 6 single, SC SC SC Thomas L. Smith, son, 10/1897, 2 single, SC SC SC CENSUS: 1910, Saluda township #5, p. 203, Son Thomas L. called Lonnell Smith, age 12. CENSUS: 1920 Saluda Co, township#5, p. 159A, hh# 347/347 Perry C. Smith, head, M W 66, widow, Farmer, SC SC SC (Lonell) Smith, son, M W 22 single, farm laborer, SC SC SC I Previously posted C. P. Smith's DC, but here it is again. 1927 - Death Certificate #9671, Laurens Co, SC Mr. C. P. Smith Male, White, widow b. April 3, 1853, SC father: P. J. Smith, SC [William Pinckney J. Smith?] mother: Hiddie Perry, SC [Behetholem 'Hetty' Perry?] d. June 4, 1927, Young's township, Laurens Co, SC cause: cerebral softening informant: B. (E) Smith, Greenwood, SC Buried: Good Hope [Baptist Church, Saluda Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood Someone on the Laurens. Abbeville or Spartanburg list might forward this since it mentiond those places as well. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

Transcribed from the microfilm collection of the original DCs [located at the Camden Archives & Museum, Camden, SC by Billie Jones. ------------------------------------ 1917 - Death Cert. #6636, Greenwood Co, SC Claricy (Commius) Strother Female, White, Widow b. Sept 16, 1849, SC father: Arac Bowles [Isaac], SC mother: Emily Holloway, SC d. April 17, 1917, Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: chronic hepititis informant: Mrs. P. M. Dean, Greenwood, SC buried: Gilgal Church [Edgefield Co, SC] UT: W. V. Blyth, Greenwood, SC I have been unable to find her in the cem. records, and unable to find her in a census with a husband, so don't know who he is. the informant Mrs. P. M. Dean, is Permelia Mathis Bowles Dean, sister of Claricy Strother and wife of Augustus Bryant Dean, son of Bryan Dean and Treacy Hill (m1 Lewis 2) Dean). Clarisy is living with her sister, Permelia Dean in the 1910 SC Census, Greenwood Co., 6 ward Greenwood, Series T624, Roll 1459, Page 134. She is named as a sister of Permelia Bowles in the 1910 SC Census, Greenwood Co. SC, 6 ward Greenwood, Series T624, Roll 1459, Page 134. She is called Clarissa Strother. I cannot find her in SC in 1880 under Boles/Bowles or any other spelling, nor under Strother. I ran a find for all SC Clarissy's and none came up. it is possible she married one who was killed in the Civil War, but she should show up in 1870. No female head of HH was listed in SC in 1870 Heritage Quest index, and Heritage Quest lists only heads of HH. I tried several of the males, but no Claricy/Clarissa showed up as wife. Can anyone help? Her parents are: 1 Isaac Bowles/Boles b: Mar 11, 1809 in Edgefield Co, SC d: May 25, 1888 in Assume Edgefield co., SC Burial: Isaac Bowles Cem, across from Gilgal Baptist Church, Edgefield Co., SC .. +Emily Holloway b: Dec 19, 1806 in Edgefield Co, SC m: Bef. 1832 d: Dec 28, 1898 in assume Edgefield Co., SC Burial: Isaac Bowles Cem, across from Gilgal Baptist Church, Edgefield Co., SC Father: Jordan HOLLOWAY Mother: Mary REARDON Emily's father Jordan Holloway is the son of Reuben Holloway, Rev. war Soldier, one of my Holloway ancestors. ------------------------------------------------- 1918 - Death Cert. #25864, Edgefield Co, SC J. G. Strother Male, White, Married, Farmer, age 70, b. Saluda Co, SC* father: G. W. Strother, Saluda Co, SC mother: Not given d. Nov. 5, 1918, Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC cause: fall from house informant: W. C. Branch buried: ____________ UT: Geo. P. (Cobb/Goff), Johnston, SC This death date matches one James George Strother I have in my files who md. Mary Blair. They are found buried in Mt. of Olives Cem., Johnston, Edgefield Co, SC. Note the W. C. Branch buried next to them, who is probably the husband of a daughter of James George Strother and Mary Blair, as is the female buried with them. But I cannot get online tonight for some reason to check out the census records. Strother, James George Sep 18 1848 - Nov 5 1918 Strother, Mary BLAIR May 19 1868 - Oct 2 1938 Strother, Gertrude Blair (Nana) May 13 1889 - Mar 5 1974 Branch, William Clarence Nov 1 1891 - Nov 4 1980 Branch, Ruby STROTHER Jan 7 1888 - Sep 13 1973 Did I read the info. on his father correctly? I have a George James Strother, Jr. 1915 - 1881 who married Eloise Bates 1820-1886 with a son George James Strother born per census ca 1849?? Did son in law get the father's name mixed up? Any help to attach James George Strother to his parents would be appreciated. Billie Jones tjones@camden.net

Susan, do you have any dates? I have a Daniel Wooten Born abt 1790 in SC died abt 1850 in LA married to Celia Jane Bannister. Need more information as to some time frame. Connie >Message: 3 >Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2007 19:54:48 -0600 >From: "Susan Spies" <wsspies1973@hotmail.com> >Subject: [SCEDGEFI] WOOTEN, Joab >To: SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <BAY119-F100902B4CBC42815341C73BBBA0@phx.gbl> >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed > >I am researching my granddaughters WOOTEN line. Looking for information on >Joab WOOTEN and/or his son Daniel. > >Susan Spies > > > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.432 / Virus Database: 268.16.1/611 - Release Date: 12/31/06 12:47 PM