Billie, I don't see a William Younce or Leander E Derrick in the information but since both families are involved I thought I would send it. From Edgefield County Marriages 1769-1880 Younce, William married Leander E Derrick 70 2825 038,046 1856 Yonce, Christenar married John Moyer 60 2489 415 1849 Brenda

The date on the death cert. is the same as in the Mt. Vernon cem. records: Mattie Lavinia Mayson - 8-23-1850, 11-6-1934 I have 5 children, a new daughter that shows up in the 1900 Census: Edgefield Co, SC, Kibler twp, p. 62A, hh#28/26, with parents. I had problems with the date of Corra's birth, (who must the the I.C. you have) and that of Jasper, unless they were twins. 1900 census, however, shows they were not. So she must have been born in 1878 or 1879. Sometimes I think the census takers just made up the ages or dates...And look at the error for Janie. If born in 1884, she would be 16. CENSUS: 1900 Edgefield Co, SC, Hibler twp, p. 62A, hh#28/26 James H. Mayson, head, 67 M W 9/18(32) md 32 years, SC SC SC Martha L. Mayson, wife, 47 F W 8/1853, md 32 yrs 10 children/5 living, SC SC SC Rupert Mayson, son, 23 M W 9/1876 single, SC SC SC Corra Mayson, dau, 19 F W 6/1880 single, SC SC SC Jasper Mayson, son, 18 M W 5/1882 single, SC SC SC Janie Mayson, dau, 13 F W 10/1884 single, SC SC SC That is where I came up with my dates and information. My other dates agree with yours in the list below. I just have another child. I have not checked the 1910 census to see what info. it has on her. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Collins, Elizabeth N." <ecollins@mcguirewoods.com> To: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net>; "SCEDGEFIELD" <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com> Cc: "H.C. Ouzts" <hc@ouzts.net> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 11:28 PM Subject: RE: [SCEDGEFI] Some Mayson Death Cert I have Mrs. Martha Levania Mayson as Martha Lavina Siebert Mayson "nickname - Mattie" Born: 23 Aug 1846 * this is not consistent with DC #17654 that you posted. Died: 06 Nov 1934 w/o James Harrison Mayson Children: 1) I. C. Mayson (no dates) 2) Susan Adie Mayson born: 01 Mar 1873 died: 22 Mar 1951 married to Robert Thomas Mayson 3) George Rupert Mayson born: 8 Sep 1875 died: 18 Feb 1958 married to Leila Mae Flinn Mayson 4) Jasper James Mayson born: 25 Jun 1880 died: 14 Jan 1970 married to Julia Reames Mayson Beth Collins Wordprocessing McGuireWoods LLP Bank of America Corporate Center 100 N. Tryon Street, Suite 2900 Charlotte, NC 28202 Direct: 704.373.8066 Fax: 704.373.8935 email: ecollins@mcguirewoods.com

This census records has me really going around in circles. Hope some of you researchers on the lines mentioned can help me out. I transcribed this from Heritage Quest image. CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, Spring Grove twp, Lotts PO, p. 488A-B hh#261 * Mary Ann Derrick, 26 Juliann C. Derrick F, 3, SC Frances L. Derrick F 1, SC R. McK. Derrick, age 25, SC Abram Younce, M W 44 Farmer, $300/200 SC SC SC Cristina Moyer, F W 64 F W keeping house, SC SC SC Christian Yonce, F W 40 keeping house, SC SC SC EdaAnn Yonce, F W 16, SC SC SC (Wan) Yonce, M W 12, SC SC SC [Levi?] Henry A. A. Yonce, M W 9 SC SC SC John E. Yonce, M W 2 SC SC SC I have made some connections, but not too sure about Mary Ann, due to conflicting information. I figured she was a daughter of Abram (44) and Chrisitian Yonce (40) in the census and Christian to be the dau. of Christin Mayer (64). I figured that Mary Ann must be the wife of Rufus McKeller Derrick listed 4th.... why I do not know. However, I have also seen his wife in other records as Mary Ann Margaret Moyer???? I have not researched the Moyers. The Derricks I know a little about as they are kin thru marriage into my Rauton line, as are the Yonces. The 1850 and 1860 census along with the above 1870 census led me to believe that it was Mary Ann who married the Derrick, not her sister Margaret. CENSUS: 1850 Edgefield Co, SC , Edgefield Division, p. 90B HH# 1398, transcriber says it should be # 1402 - Name spelled YAUNCE Yonce Andrew 49 M Farmer 1,000 SC Yonce Fema 49 F SC Yonce Abram 25 M Farmer SC Yonce Rosea 23 F . . SC Yonce Eliza 21 F . . SC *Yonce Margaret 18 F . . SC . X Yonce Ellen 15 F . . SC . X Yonce Allen 10 M . . SC Yonce Julia 9 F . . SC Yonce Gabriel 7 M . . SC *Yonce Mary Ann 5 F . . SC But look at Margaret in the 1860 census.... 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Ediston Mills PO, p. 15, hh# 116/113 Andrew Yonce 57 M Farmer SC Ellen Yonce 23 F SC Allen Yonce 21 M SC Julia A.Yonce 18 F SC Gabriel Yonce 16 M SC Mary A. Yonce 14 F SC *Margaret Stone 26 F SC [dau in 1850, md Robert Stone per HC Ouzts ] Hariett B. Stone 2 F SC Then by 1870 census given above, Mary Ann is called a Derrick, assuming she is the same as the one in the census with her parents in earlier census records. Then in 1880 she is listed as the wife of Rufus M. Derrick as follows: CENSUS: 1880 Ward, Edgefield, SC, p. 435D [Source: FHL Film 1255228 National Archives Film T9-1228] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Rufus M. DERRICK Self M M W 35 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary M. DERRICK Wife F M W 36 SC Occ: Keeping House Fa: SC Mo: SC Julian K. DERRICK Dau F M W 14 SC Occ: At School Fa: SC Mo: SC Frances L. DERRICK Dau F S W 10 SC Occ: At School Fa: SC Mo: SC Mattie M. DERRICK Dau F S W 9 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Margaret V. DERRICK Dau F S W 5 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Alvin A. DERRICK Son M S W 2 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Jesse Mc K. DERRICK Son M S W 2M SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Jacob FULMER Other M S W 22 SC Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: SC Mo: SC Note the M. with Mary M. Derrick???? Mary Margaret? Mary Ann? Anyone have any proof of any of these connections other than census, which seems to be able to support both conclusions. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

Can anyone tell me where the Watson Plantation was located and did it include Spann Church Road and where can I find a plat for the time perion of 1909 to 1916. Thank youl Margie Puckett King

The following obit was published Nov 3, 2006 in THE STATE, Columbia, SC. WASHINGTON, Ky. - Joe Bobby Jones, 62, died Tuesday October 24, 2006. Born in Saluda County, SC, he was a son of the late Dial Lorenza and Olivia Hartley Jones, a carpenter, cabinet maker and a U.S. Army veteran. Services and burial were Friday, October 27,2006, in Washington, KY. Surviving are his wife, Betty Jones, two stepsons, three step-grandchildren, sister and brother-in-law, Geraldine and Gerald Norris of Leesville, SC; sisters-in-law, Viola Jones of Leesville, SC, and Thelma Jones of Saluda, SC, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by brothers, Jack and Herbert Jones. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association or to Richland Springs Baptist Church. ------------------------- I found his parents buried in Richland Springs Baptist Church Cem, Saluda Co, SC Jones, Dial Lorenza Oct 7 1913 - Feb 23 1971 Jones, Olivia BARTLEY Jul 1 1911 - ------------- Jones, Willar E. [EDWARDS] Sep 26 1894 - Aug 12 1973 HC Ouzts has his grandparents as Luke Jones [1893](m. Willar Edwards (b. 9/26/1894 Saluda SC, d. 8/12/1973)[d/o Mary A. Bartley & Lewis S. Edwards]) Richland Springs Bapt Saluda SC [source: Saluda Families]

I'm always interested in finding descendants of Henry Hart Mayson and Frances Wellbeloved Mays who married 23 Oct 1834, probably in Edgefield. Would this be the family under discussion? Judy Russell Bogart, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Collins, Elizabeth N." <ecollins@mcguirewoods.com> To: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net>; "SCEDGEFIELD" <SCEDGEFI@rootsweb.com> Cc: "H.C. Ouzts" <hc@ouzts.net> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 11:16 PM Subject: Re: [SCEDGEFI] Some Mayson Death Cert > Billie, > > Re: John C. Mayson and Susan > > I canvassed the Mt. Vernon graveyard years ago. I'll pull those records > and see if those records will clear up this and if they are indeed > buried there. I'll let you know. > > My records show that John C. Mayson was the son of George Conway Mayson > and Susan E. Harrison. > > I have James Harrison Mayson was married to "Mattie" Martha Lavinia > Seibert. > > James and John were brothers both children of George Conway Mayson and > Susan E. Harrison Mayson. > > > Beth Collins > Wordprocessing > McGuireWoods LLP > Bank of America Corporate Center > 100 N. Tryon Street, Suite 2900 > Charlotte, NC 28202 > Direct: 704.373.8066 > Fax: 704.373.8935 > email: ecollins@mcguirewoods.com > ________________________________________________________________________ > ____________________________________________________________ > > This e-mail may contain confidential or privileged information. If you > are not the intended recipient, please advise by return e-mail and > delete immediately without reading or forwarding to others. > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Lee and Billie Jones > Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 1:30 PM > To: SCEDGEFIELD > Cc: H.C. Ouzts > Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Some Mayson Death Cert > > > Some Death Certficates of the Maysons buried in Mt. Vernon Methodist > Church > Cem, McCormick Co, SC > > -------------------------------------------------------- > 1946 - Death Cert. #10945, McCormick Co, SC > Nancy Catherine Mayson > F W Widow > b. Nov 2, 1863, Edgefield Co, SC > father: Jack Sullivan, Edgefield Co, SC > mother: Fannie Mays Sullivan, Edgefield Co. SC > d. Sept 6, 1946, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC > cause: Coronary Thrombosis; cardio vascular disease > informant: Charles (Pennal) McCormick, SC > Buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC] > UT: S. J. Strom, McCormick, SC > > ----------------------------- > > 1951 - Death Cert. #4562, Greenwood Co, SC > Susan A. Mayson > White, Female, Married > b. March 1, 1873, Edgefield Co, SC > father: James Harrison Mayson > mother: Mattie Siebert > husband: Robert Thomas Mayson > d. March 22, 1951, Rt. 4 Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC > cause: Carcinoma of gall bladder > informant: Mrs. Leon Murphy > buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist] Church Cem near McCormick, SC > UT: Blyth's Services, Greenwood, SC > > Mayson by birth and by marriage. > ----------------------------------------------------------- > > 1951 Death Cert. #16790, Greenwood Co, SC > Mrs. Eliza Freeman Mayson > Female, White, Widow > b. Sept 23,1953. Edgefield Co, SC > father: James F. Freeman, Edgefield Co, SC > mother: Carolina Walker, Edgefield Co, SC > d. Sept 18., 1919. Greenwood Co, SC > cause: acute obstruction of the bowel > informant: Carrie Mayson, Callison, SC > buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] > UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC > > She has a 2nd DC 1951 #17524, McCormick Co, SC which gives the > following > different info. > has her as md rather than a widow which is in error. > mother: C. E. Walker > d. Greenwood township, McCormick Co, SC > cause: stomach trouble > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Her husband also has two DCs as follows, with a problem of naming two > different mothers! > > 1919 - Death Cert. #16786, Greenwood Co, SC > John C. Mayson > Male, White, married, Farmer > b. 1842, Callison, SC > father: George C. Mayson, Scotland > mother: Susan Harrison, Callison, SC > d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood Co, SC > cause: cancer of the bowel > informant: G. R. Mayson, Callison, SC > buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] > UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC > > 1919 - Death Cert. #17523, McCormick Co, SC > John Calhoun Mayson > Male, White, married, Farmer > b. Jan 1847, SC [NOTE different date is given here] > father: George Conley Mayson, SC > mother: Susan E. Siebert, SC [NOTE: different maiden name] > d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood twp, McCormick Co, SC [Different location of > birth] > cause: stomach trouble > info: (blank) > buried: Mt.Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] > UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC > > Mothers maiden name is a problem. There is an Elizabeth Sibert - 1833 - > > 1904 buried in Line II of the Mt. Vernon Cem. > > The DC of son William Wallace Mayson, 1944 Cert. # 14212, Edgefield Co, > SC > calls her Susan Harrison. He is the last know child that I have. Did > George C. Mayson marry twice?? > > We know that Susan Harrison was married to a Mayson by 1843 from her > fathers > will: [ 1843 Will of James Harrison, extracted info. posted to the > Edgefield list by Jessica Eustice <deustice@nc.rr.com>, May, 2004 [Will > > book "D" p. 208 Edgefield Dist., S.C.] ..... To his daughter SUSANNAH S. > > HARRISON MAYSON he left 307 acres and 12 slaves. > > NOTE the middle initial of S. not E. ???? Do we have these folks > attached > wrong. > > I have not found the burial location of George C. and Susannah Mayson, > Anyone have that information. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > ------------------ > > 1934 - Death Cert. #17654, Greenwood Co, SC > Mrs. Martha Levania Mayson > Female, White, widowed > b. August 23, 1850, SC > father: George Siebert, SC > mother: Adeline Alaster Siebert, SC > d. Nov 6, 1934, Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC > cause: Angina Pectoris; cardio vascular renal; fractured hip, Oct 28 in > fall. > informant: Mrs. Robert Cartledge, Greenwood, SC > buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick Co, SC] > UT: Blyths Services, Greenwood, SC > > She is buried buried her husband in the Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, > > McCormick, Mc Co, SC > Col. James Harrison Mayson 9/3/1832 - 7/28/1900 > Mattie Lavinia Mayson 8/23/1850 - 11/6/1934 > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > > More to look up. > > Billie > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.13.23/513 - Release Date: 11/2/2006 > >

I have Mrs. Martha Levania Mayson as Martha Lavina Siebert Mayson "nickname - Mattie" Born: 23 Aug 1846 * this is not consistent with DC #17654 that you posted. Died: 06 Nov 1934 w/o James Harrison Mayson Children: 1) I. C. Mayson (no dates) 2) Susan Adie Mayson born: 01 Mar 1873 died: 22 Mar 1951 married to Robert Thomas Mayson 3) George Rupert Mayson born: 8 Sep 1875 died: 18 Feb 1958 married to Leila Mae Flinn Mayson 4) Jasper James Mayson born: 25 Jun 1880 died: 14 Jan 1970 married to Julia Reames Mayson Beth Collins Wordprocessing McGuireWoods LLP Bank of America Corporate Center 100 N. Tryon Street, Suite 2900 Charlotte, NC 28202 Direct: 704.373.8066 Fax: 704.373.8935 email: ecollins@mcguirewoods.com ________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ This e-mail may contain confidential or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, please advise by return e-mail and delete immediately without reading or forwarding to others. -----Original Message----- From: scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Lee and Billie Jones Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 1:30 PM To: SCEDGEFIELD Cc: H.C. Ouzts Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Some Mayson Death Cert Some Death Certficates of the Maysons buried in Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC -------------------------------------------------------- 1946 - Death Cert. #10945, McCormick Co, SC Nancy Catherine Mayson F W Widow b. Nov 2, 1863, Edgefield Co, SC father: Jack Sullivan, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Fannie Mays Sullivan, Edgefield Co. SC d. Sept 6, 1946, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC cause: Coronary Thrombosis; cardio vascular disease informant: Charles (Pennal) McCormick, SC Buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC] UT: S. J. Strom, McCormick, SC ----------------------------- 1951 - Death Cert. #4562, Greenwood Co, SC Susan A. Mayson White, Female, Married b. March 1, 1873, Edgefield Co, SC father: James Harrison Mayson mother: Mattie Siebert husband: Robert Thomas Mayson d. March 22, 1951, Rt. 4 Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Carcinoma of gall bladder informant: Mrs. Leon Murphy buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist] Church Cem near McCormick, SC UT: Blyth's Services, Greenwood, SC Mayson by birth and by marriage. ----------------------------------------------------------- 1951 Death Cert. #16790, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Eliza Freeman Mayson Female, White, Widow b. Sept 23,1953. Edgefield Co, SC father: James F. Freeman, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Carolina Walker, Edgefield Co, SC d. Sept 18., 1919. Greenwood Co, SC cause: acute obstruction of the bowel informant: Carrie Mayson, Callison, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC She has a 2nd DC 1951 #17524, McCormick Co, SC which gives the following different info. has her as md rather than a widow which is in error. mother: C. E. Walker d. Greenwood township, McCormick Co, SC cause: stomach trouble ------------------------------------------------------------ Her husband also has two DCs as follows, with a problem of naming two different mothers! 1919 - Death Cert. #16786, Greenwood Co, SC John C. Mayson Male, White, married, Farmer b. 1842, Callison, SC father: George C. Mayson, Scotland mother: Susan Harrison, Callison, SC d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood Co, SC cause: cancer of the bowel informant: G. R. Mayson, Callison, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC 1919 - Death Cert. #17523, McCormick Co, SC John Calhoun Mayson Male, White, married, Farmer b. Jan 1847, SC [NOTE different date is given here] father: George Conley Mayson, SC mother: Susan E. Siebert, SC [NOTE: different maiden name] d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood twp, McCormick Co, SC [Different location of birth] cause: stomach trouble info: (blank) buried: Mt.Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC Mothers maiden name is a problem. There is an Elizabeth Sibert - 1833 - 1904 buried in Line II of the Mt. Vernon Cem. The DC of son William Wallace Mayson, 1944 Cert. # 14212, Edgefield Co, SC calls her Susan Harrison. He is the last know child that I have. Did George C. Mayson marry twice?? We know that Susan Harrison was married to a Mayson by 1843 from her fathers will: [ 1843 Will of James Harrison, extracted info. posted to the Edgefield list by Jessica Eustice <deustice@nc.rr.com>, May, 2004 [Will book "D" p. 208 Edgefield Dist., S.C.] ..... To his daughter SUSANNAH S. HARRISON MAYSON he left 307 acres and 12 slaves. NOTE the middle initial of S. not E. ???? Do we have these folks attached wrong. I have not found the burial location of George C. and Susannah Mayson, Anyone have that information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ 1934 - Death Cert. #17654, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Martha Levania Mayson Female, White, widowed b. August 23, 1850, SC father: George Siebert, SC mother: Adeline Alaster Siebert, SC d. Nov 6, 1934, Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Angina Pectoris; cardio vascular renal; fractured hip, Oct 28 in fall. informant: Mrs. Robert Cartledge, Greenwood, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick Co, SC] UT: Blyths Services, Greenwood, SC She is buried buried her husband in the Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, McCormick, Mc Co, SC Col. James Harrison Mayson 9/3/1832 - 7/28/1900 Mattie Lavinia Mayson 8/23/1850 - 11/6/1934 ---------------------------------------------------------------- More to look up. 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Billie, Re: John C. Mayson and Susan I canvassed the Mt. Vernon graveyard years ago. I'll pull those records and see if those records will clear up this and if they are indeed buried there. I'll let you know. My records show that John C. Mayson was the son of George Conway Mayson and Susan E. Harrison. I have James Harrison Mayson was married to "Mattie" Martha Lavinia Seibert. James and John were brothers both children of George Conway Mayson and Susan E. Harrison Mayson. Beth Collins Wordprocessing McGuireWoods LLP Bank of America Corporate Center 100 N. Tryon Street, Suite 2900 Charlotte, NC 28202 Direct: 704.373.8066 Fax: 704.373.8935 email: ecollins@mcguirewoods.com ________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ This e-mail may contain confidential or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, please advise by return e-mail and delete immediately without reading or forwarding to others. -----Original Message----- From: scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:scedgefi-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Lee and Billie Jones Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 1:30 PM To: SCEDGEFIELD Cc: H.C. Ouzts Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Some Mayson Death Cert Some Death Certficates of the Maysons buried in Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC -------------------------------------------------------- 1946 - Death Cert. #10945, McCormick Co, SC Nancy Catherine Mayson F W Widow b. Nov 2, 1863, Edgefield Co, SC father: Jack Sullivan, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Fannie Mays Sullivan, Edgefield Co. SC d. Sept 6, 1946, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC cause: Coronary Thrombosis; cardio vascular disease informant: Charles (Pennal) McCormick, SC Buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC] UT: S. J. Strom, McCormick, SC ----------------------------- 1951 - Death Cert. #4562, Greenwood Co, SC Susan A. Mayson White, Female, Married b. March 1, 1873, Edgefield Co, SC father: James Harrison Mayson mother: Mattie Siebert husband: Robert Thomas Mayson d. March 22, 1951, Rt. 4 Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Carcinoma of gall bladder informant: Mrs. Leon Murphy buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist] Church Cem near McCormick, SC UT: Blyth's Services, Greenwood, SC Mayson by birth and by marriage. ----------------------------------------------------------- 1951 Death Cert. #16790, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Eliza Freeman Mayson Female, White, Widow b. Sept 23,1953. Edgefield Co, SC father: James F. Freeman, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Carolina Walker, Edgefield Co, SC d. Sept 18., 1919. Greenwood Co, SC cause: acute obstruction of the bowel informant: Carrie Mayson, Callison, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC She has a 2nd DC 1951 #17524, McCormick Co, SC which gives the following different info. has her as md rather than a widow which is in error. mother: C. E. Walker d. Greenwood township, McCormick Co, SC cause: stomach trouble ------------------------------------------------------------ Her husband also has two DCs as follows, with a problem of naming two different mothers! 1919 - Death Cert. #16786, Greenwood Co, SC John C. Mayson Male, White, married, Farmer b. 1842, Callison, SC father: George C. Mayson, Scotland mother: Susan Harrison, Callison, SC d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood Co, SC cause: cancer of the bowel informant: G. R. Mayson, Callison, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC 1919 - Death Cert. #17523, McCormick Co, SC John Calhoun Mayson Male, White, married, Farmer b. Jan 1847, SC [NOTE different date is given here] father: George Conley Mayson, SC mother: Susan E. Siebert, SC [NOTE: different maiden name] d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood twp, McCormick Co, SC [Different location of birth] cause: stomach trouble info: (blank) buried: Mt.Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC Mothers maiden name is a problem. There is an Elizabeth Sibert - 1833 - 1904 buried in Line II of the Mt. Vernon Cem. The DC of son William Wallace Mayson, 1944 Cert. # 14212, Edgefield Co, SC calls her Susan Harrison. He is the last know child that I have. Did George C. Mayson marry twice?? We know that Susan Harrison was married to a Mayson by 1843 from her fathers will: [ 1843 Will of James Harrison, extracted info. posted to the Edgefield list by Jessica Eustice <deustice@nc.rr.com>, May, 2004 [Will book "D" p. 208 Edgefield Dist., S.C.] ..... To his daughter SUSANNAH S. HARRISON MAYSON he left 307 acres and 12 slaves. NOTE the middle initial of S. not E. ???? Do we have these folks attached wrong. I have not found the burial location of George C. and Susannah Mayson, Anyone have that information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ 1934 - Death Cert. #17654, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Martha Levania Mayson Female, White, widowed b. August 23, 1850, SC father: George Siebert, SC mother: Adeline Alaster Siebert, SC d. Nov 6, 1934, Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Angina Pectoris; cardio vascular renal; fractured hip, Oct 28 in fall. informant: Mrs. Robert Cartledge, Greenwood, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick Co, SC] UT: Blyths Services, Greenwood, SC She is buried buried her husband in the Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, McCormick, Mc Co, SC Col. James Harrison Mayson 9/3/1832 - 7/28/1900 Mattie Lavinia Mayson 8/23/1850 - 11/6/1934 ---------------------------------------------------------------- More to look up. 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I am forwarding this as requested. Please correspond with Catherine. Billie Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: "Catherine Cooper" <catcoop@bellsouth.net> To: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 2:44 PM Subject: Re: Cade family > > Billy, you wrote in a posting to the Edgefield list: > > "While I am thinking about it--I think you were one of the ones mentioning > a > Bud Cade some while back on the Edgefield list?? > I have a Bud Cade (Budcade) Hill in Warren Co, GA, son of Capt. Mountain > Hill. I finally found a "Bud" Cade who was really Drury Cade, a > revolutionary soldier who died in Wilkes Co, GA. I think these Cade's > were > connected to Pope and Wootens. Drury Cade was the son of Robert Cade or > Stephen Cade. (I don't have my notes with me.) I dropped my research on > the Cade's when I couldn't find any connection to my Mountain Hill. Don't > know if this helps you or not." > > I'm not sure who you directed this message to, but I have a couple of > notes on a Drury Cade. Perhaps you could forward these to the person > researching the Cade family. (I am not a Cade descendent but knew the > Cades were tied to some Noxubee Co., MS folks - an area I research.) > > Perry Co., AL Deed Book C, p. 153 > > Drury B. Cade, late of Perry Co., died intestate seized of real and > personal estate and by his will naming Jeremiah Sanders and Sarah Cade > executors. After legacies were paid, balance of estate was to go to Sarah. > After her death or re-marriage, her portion of the estate was to be > divided between his children. Drury Cade's will was presented in orphan's > court 20 March 1828. After Sarah Cade died 8 June 1835, final settlement > was made with Lawrence W. Walker appointed on 20 April 1835 as > administrator with the will annexed. Jeremiah Sanders resigned as executor > on 23 Feb. 1835. Walker applied for sale of real estate on 20 April 1835 > for more equal distribution to the heirs. In May 1835, Noah Lyon, William > Erwin, and John P. Lipscomb were appointed commissioners to sell land. > Richard B. Walthall purchased the lands for $11,304.20 and executed notes > with George C. King as security. > 18 November 1835 > Noah Lyon (seal) > William Erwin (seal) > John P. Lipscomb (seal) > > Perry Co., AL Deed Book E, p. 156 > > 10 April 1834. Thos Chiles [?] and James Head of Greene Co., AL > commissioners appointed to sell the real estate of Drury B. Cade decd to > Laurence W. Walker for $800, 30 acres described as the E 1/2 of the NE 1/4 > of S31, T19, R6E. > Thos Chiles (seal) > James Head (seal) > Wit: Thos R. Borden; James M. Cade > > [Note: Lawrence W. Walker and wife Sophia of Noxubee Co., MS sold the > above land in a subsequent deed to Alfred Hatch of Perry Co., AL on 15 > Oct. 1839.] > > Catherine

Note correction on the publication date of Estelle Corley Harper's obit. It was published Nov 1, 2006. My typo. said Nov 21... Brenda, Glad it helped. I have so many Death Cert. that I have copied down, but just have not had the time to post. It takes me so long to type them up then copy them into 3 places: my FTM, a word doc of saved Death Cert., and to the various lists. And when I do each one, I work on census data, and cem. records for each one or I will forget to come back to them later. Conni, Regarding his ancestry, I have a Catlet Corley d. Bet. Nov 1807 - Aug 12, 1808 [Will of Catlet Corley, Edgefield Co. Will Book C, p.263- Will dated 27 Nov 1807, proved 12 Aug. 1808] and a son John listed b. ca 1787. Don't have him connected to wife or any desc. The only one of Catlet's children that I have with desc. is Adkins Corley b. ca 1800 md Elizabeth Unknown and several generations of their desc. Brenda, I looked in what I have on Cem. records for Greenwood Co, which is not much & did not fiind Adkin Cleveland Corley buried in one of them. IF the Magnolia Cem. Records ever get published, that will help as it is a very large cem. And there is another big one, but newer. Magnolia has some old graves in it. My g-grandparents and a couple of other relatives are buried there, and my Mom and I went to visit it before she died. We did not however, walk the rows looking for people. She was unable to do that at the time. I guess I need to go back. Billie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Laney" <brendal@earthlink.net> To: <scsaluda@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:40 AM Subject: Re: [SCSALUDA] Obit of Estelle Corley Harper, The State, Columbia, SC, Nov 21, 2006 > Thank you so much for the information on Estelle's father's > family. Estelle's mother was my grandmother's sister and I remember Aunt > Daisy and Estelle well. I didn't have the info on her father's > family. Adkin walked out on Daisy when the four children were little. > She > didn't get to see him until she was about 40 I may have more information > on that Corley line if anyone wants. > > Thank you > Brenda > The following posted by Dr. Constance McNeill >>Adkin Cleveland Corley b 1/1/1884 in Edgefield Co d 1/5/1955 in Snead, FL >>married Daisy Mae Corley. >>Addie was a son of John Adkin Corley and Mary Padgett. >>John Adkin was son of Adkin Corley and Delilah Duncan >>John Adkin was son of Catlett Corley and Elizabeth Jennings. >> >>Remember there were two Catlett Corley's in the community at the same >>time.

Some Death Certficates of the Maysons buried in Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC -------------------------------------------------------- 1946 - Death Cert. #10945, McCormick Co, SC Nancy Catherine Mayson F W Widow b. Nov 2, 1863, Edgefield Co, SC father: Jack Sullivan, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Fannie Mays Sullivan, Edgefield Co. SC d. Sept 6, 1946, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC cause: Coronary Thrombosis; cardio vascular disease informant: Charles (Pennal) McCormick, SC Buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church Cem, McCormick Co, SC] UT: S. J. Strom, McCormick, SC ----------------------------- 1951 - Death Cert. #4562, Greenwood Co, SC Susan A. Mayson White, Female, Married b. March 1, 1873, Edgefield Co, SC father: James Harrison Mayson mother: Mattie Siebert husband: Robert Thomas Mayson d. March 22, 1951, Rt. 4 Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Carcinoma of gall bladder informant: Mrs. Leon Murphy buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist] Church Cem near McCormick, SC UT: Blyth's Services, Greenwood, SC Mayson by birth and by marriage. ----------------------------------------------------------- 1951 Death Cert. #16790, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Eliza Freeman Mayson Female, White, Widow b. Sept 23,1953. Edgefield Co, SC father: James F. Freeman, Edgefield Co, SC mother: Carolina Walker, Edgefield Co, SC d. Sept 18., 1919. Greenwood Co, SC cause: acute obstruction of the bowel informant: Carrie Mayson, Callison, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC She has a 2nd DC 1951 #17524, McCormick Co, SC which gives the following different info. has her as md rather than a widow which is in error. mother: C. E. Walker d. Greenwood township, McCormick Co, SC cause: stomach trouble ------------------------------------------------------------ Her husband also has two DCs as follows, with a problem of naming two different mothers! 1919 - Death Cert. #16786, Greenwood Co, SC John C. Mayson Male, White, married, Farmer b. 1842, Callison, SC father: George C. Mayson, Scotland mother: Susan Harrison, Callison, SC d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood Co, SC cause: cancer of the bowel informant: G. R. Mayson, Callison, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC 1919 - Death Cert. #17523, McCormick Co, SC John Calhoun Mayson Male, White, married, Farmer b. Jan 1847, SC [NOTE different date is given here] father: George Conley Mayson, SC mother: Susan E. Siebert, SC [NOTE: different maiden name] d. Sept 4, 1919, Greenwood twp, McCormick Co, SC [Different location of birth] cause: stomach trouble info: (blank) buried: Mt.Vernon [Methodist church, McCormick, McCormick Co, SC] UT: H. B. Ellis, Greenwood, SC Mothers maiden name is a problem. There is an Elizabeth Sibert - 1833 - 1904 buried in Line II of the Mt. Vernon Cem. The DC of son William Wallace Mayson, 1944 Cert. # 14212, Edgefield Co, SC calls her Susan Harrison. He is the last know child that I have. Did George C. Mayson marry twice?? We know that Susan Harrison was married to a Mayson by 1843 from her fathers will: [ 1843 Will of James Harrison, extracted info. posted to the Edgefield list by Jessica Eustice <deustice@nc.rr.com>, May, 2004 [Will book "D" p. 208 Edgefield Dist., S.C.] ..... To his daughter SUSANNAH S. HARRISON MAYSON he left 307 acres and 12 slaves. NOTE the middle initial of S. not E. ???? Do we have these folks attached wrong. I have not found the burial location of George C. and Susannah Mayson, Anyone have that information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1934 - Death Cert. #17654, Greenwood Co, SC Mrs. Martha Levania Mayson Female, White, widowed b. August 23, 1850, SC father: George Siebert, SC mother: Adeline Alaster Siebert, SC d. Nov 6, 1934, Greenwood, Greenwood Co, SC cause: Angina Pectoris; cardio vascular renal; fractured hip, Oct 28 in fall. informant: Mrs. Robert Cartledge, Greenwood, SC buried: Mt. Vernon [Methodist Church, McCormick Co, SC] UT: Blyths Services, Greenwood, SC She is buried buried her husband in the Mt. Vernon Methodist Church Cem, McCormick, Mc Co, SC Col. James Harrison Mayson 9/3/1832 - 7/28/1900 Mattie Lavinia Mayson 8/23/1850 - 11/6/1934 ---------------------------------------------------------------- More to look up. Billie

I found an estate inventory from my great grandfather's estate and it listed school tuition for several of his children and I would like to know the name of the school in the Indian Hills township at that time. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the multi posting, Margie Puckett King

Edgefield County ScArchives Obituaries.....Haisten, John (Rev.) May 22, 1877 ************************************************ 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: Candact (Teal) Gravelle tealtree@comcast.net November 1, 2006, 11:55 pm “The Carroll County Times” Carrollton, Carroll Co., Georgia NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, JUNE 8, 1877 DEATH OF AN AGED MINISTER The Rev. Jno. Haisten, an aged minister of the gospel of the M.E. Church, South, died at Whitesburg on the 22nd ultimo. Mr. H. was 75 years of age at the time of his death. In the death of this aged father of Israel, a good man has fallen, one who was loved and respected by all who knew him. Peace to his ashes. ------ IN MEMORY OF REV. JOHN HAISTEN by Rotherwood Lodge of F.A.M., No. 170 Thursday, May 24, 1877 Death has again invaded our brotherhood. Rev. John Haisten is no more. His sojourn on earth ended Tuesday, May 22, 1887. Only a few days ago he moved among us in life and usual health. On Friday last, he came to Whitesburg, the distance of about one mile, and returned to his home again in the evening. On Saturday, he was attacked with a severe pain in the breast which continued until the final summons came. Bro. Haisten was born in Edgefield District, S.C., March 8, 1802; his parents moved to Green county in this state when he was a child. At eleven years of age he received the blessing of the Holy Ghost sent down from on high, and soon after attached himself to the M.E. church. From that hour he continued to walk with God, and in 1847 was licensed to exhort. Eight years prior to this he resided in Coweta county, where his christian life won for him many warm friends. He was authorized to exercise the duties of a licensed minister in 1848 and was ordained to the office of deacon by Bishop Capers in 1854, and to the office of elder by Bishop Pierce in 1854. He moved to Carroll county in 1868 where he resided until the morning of his happy dissolution. Brother Haisten was not a member of the itinerancy, but having more good will than physical power, was compelled to retire from his ministerial labors, and was, in the true sense of the word, superannuated in 1872. For several years after he traveled over many counties in this State as colporteur, during which time he added largely to his already unnumerable host of friends. He connected himself with the Masonic fraternity in 1859 and after arose to the degree of a Royal Arch Mason. For every position he assumed in life, he was peculiarly well qualified. As a minister he was distinguished for his promptness to meet engagements, his untiring efforts where there was the remotest probability to do good, and an obvious and clear perception of the scriptures. Scrupulously honest, he incessantly guarded against the inroads of passion and prejudice and held the scales of justice with an even hand. He was so pre-eminent that even the partiality of friendship is scarcely able to do justice to his memory. Kindness of heart are ideas associated with his name in the minds of all who knew him. None knew him but to love him. None of us can think of him now without reverting at the same time to those admirable traits which have showed so conspicuously in his life and character. As a husband and father he was all that affection, tender affection, could make him. In every relation, domestic and social he was more and better than it falls to the lot of many to become. He has often been heard to say, "never sleep before prayer". As a Mason, sincerely zealous and truly charitable and ever ready to whisper sweet consolation to the ear of a worthy distressed brother. His influence today is not lying beside him in the grave, but is going on doing its work and having its effect and will continue to go on throughout eternity. Not unlike Elijah of old, though he be dead, yet speaketh. At his request when living, he was buried in the honor and custom of Ancient Free Masonry. A hand of brothers, relatives and friends escorted him to the tomb and there left his remains in the hands of the great grand master, Master of the Universe, there to remain until the trump shall sound in the resurrection morn, when his soul and body will reunite and ascend to that mansion above, a building not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. Therefore; Resolved 1; that in the death of the Rev. John Haisten, one of the brightest stars of christianity has fallen. A devout christian, a humble minister of the gospel, a true Mason, a worthy citizen and affectionate and devoted friend, an honest man, has departed. Resolved 2; that we tender the afflicted and bereaved family of the deceased our warmest sympathy for the loss which they, in common with ourselves, the church, the community and the whole country, have sustained. Resolved 3; that this report, and these proceedings be entered upon the minutes of the Lodge and the secretary furnish a copy of the same to the family of the deceased brother and the chairman of this committee send these proceedings to the Newnan Herald and the Carroll County Times for publication. Rev. W.W. Kelly Rev. David Nolan C.P. Gordon John O'Rear J.R. Carter, Committee This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/scfiles/ File size: 5.5 Kb

I am going to Edgefield tomorrow to research some CHAPMAN and PUCKETT family, where would I best spend my time, since I only have tomorrow. Thanks, Margie Puckett King

Recognized this family from the obit. ---------------------------------------------------- Obit of Estelle Corley Harper, The State, Columbia, SC, Nov 21, 2006 COLUMBIA - Estelle Corley Harper, 91, resident of 1005 Garden Dale Drive, widow of Charles Edward Harper, died October 29, 2006, in Lexington Medical Center. Born in Saluda County, she was a daughter of the late Addy and Daisy Corley Corley. She was a graduate of Greenwood High School and a charter member of Riverland Hills Baptist Church in Irmo. She spent her adult life in Spartanburg, Greenville and Columbia. Surviving are four daughters, Kae Childs of Isle of Palms, Mrs. Tom (June) McAbee of Greenville, Patricia H. White of Columbia and Mrs. Wallace (Jo) Webb of Lake Wylie; a brother, Joe Corley of Clinton; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs. Harper was predeceased by a brother, Gordon Corley, and a sister, Nellie Butler. Funeral services will be conducted noon Thursday at the Blyth Funeral Home chapel in Greenwood with Dr. J. William Harris officiating. Burial will be in Edgewood Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Brad Childs, Jack Cobb, Blane Mays, Louis McAbee, Thomas McAbee, David Steele and Wallace Webb. The family is at their respective homes and will receive friends at the funeral home from 11 to noon Thursday. For online condolences please visit www.blythfuneralhome.com. Blyth Funeral Home & Cremation Services is assisting the Harper family. I have her in this line... but have some gaps & no primary sources for some connections. Have siblings etc of each gen. as well. 1 Burdette CORLEY b: Abt. 1821 in SC d: Abt. 1899 .. +Elizabeth JONES b: in SC ..... 2 Robert Tucker CORLEY b: Jul 28, 1867 in Edgefield Dist, Saluda area, SC d: Jul 23, 1935 in Greenwood Co, SC Burial: Edgewood Cem, Greenwood Co., SC ......... +Nancy Ann BERRY b: Jan 09, 1868 in Edgefield Dist, Saluda area, SC d: May 23, 1935 in Greenwood Co, SC Burial: Edgewood Cem, Greenwood Co., SC Father: Claiborne BERRY Mother: Lydia Ann MCCARTY ............ 3 Daisy Mary CORLEY b: Jun 30, 1889 d: Sep 1978 ................ +Adkin 'Addie' CORLEY m: Dec 26, 1909 .................... 4 Estelle CORLEY b: Abt. 1915 in Saluda Co, SC d: Oct 29, 2006 in Lexington Med. Center, Lexington, Lexiington Co, SC DON"T know which Corley line to attach her husband..... Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net

I recognized the names from the following obit from some work on Aiken/Barnwell lines with several other researchers. Hope it helps some of you. Billie Jones Obituary of George Croft Craig Jr., "THE STATE", Columbia, SC, Nov 1, 2006 COLUMBIA - A graveside service with Masonic rites for George Croft Craig Jr. will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Serving as pallbearers will be Andrew Brazell, Blair Craig, Michael Andrews, Philip Peeples, Donald Andrews, Ron Andrews, and Rick Kinney. The family will receive friends at the cemetery following the service. Memorials may be made to the Presbyterian Home of South Carolina, 700 Davega Drive, Lexington, SC 29073, Thornwell Children's Home, P.O. Box 60, Clinton, SC 29325 or to a charity of one's choice. Dunbar Funeral Home, Devine Street Chapel, is assisting the family. Mr. Craig died Sunday, October 29,2006. Born September 10,1927, in Augusta, Ga., he was a son of the late George Croft Craig Sr. and Ruth Clary Craig. He was employed with Georgia Vitrified Brick and Clay Company for 30 years. He was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. Mr. Craig was a member of East-minster Presbyterian Church, Rich-land Masonic Lodge #39 and Disabled American Veterans. Surviving are his wife of 60 years, Dorothy Andrews Craig; son and daughter-in-law, Lt. Col. William B. Craig, U.S.A.F. (Ret.), and Carolyn Craig of Warner Robins, Ga.; daughter, Susan R. Craig of White Rock; son and daughter-in-law, Robert G. and Joan Craig of Columbia; daughter and son-in-law, Sherri C. and Steve Strickland of Murrells Inlet; five grandchildren; seven greatgrandchildren; nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. He was predeceased by sister, Ann C. VanKeuren, and brother, Edgar D. Craig. www.dunbarfunerals.com I have his line as proven back to his grandfather, and speculation on some earlier connections. Direct Descendants of Eldridge Jerome Craig, Sr. 1 Eldridge Jerome CRAIG, Sr. b: Jul 31, 1865 in Barnwell Co, SC d: Jul 13, 1956 in Aiken Co, SC Burial: Bethany Cemetery, Aiken, SC .. +Emily Martha HEATH b: Apr 24, 1874 in Talatha, Aiken Co, SC m: Abt. 1889 d: Jul 28, 1937 in Craig's Hill, Aiken Co, SC Father: Angeline Manford HEATH Mother: Bethany (Elizabeth) SIZEMORE ..... 2 George Croft CRAIG, Sr. b: Feb 22, 1904 in Aiken Co., SC d: Sep 14, 1982 in Richmond Co., GA. Burial: Harlem Memorial Cem, Harlam, Columbia Co, GA ......... +Ruth CLARY b: 1903 in Harlem, Columbia Co, GA d: Jul 29, 1997 in University Hosp., Augusta, Richmond Co, GA Burial: Harlem Memorial Cem, Harlam, Columbia Co, GA ............ 3 George Croft CRAIG, Jr. b: Sep 10, 1927 in Augusta, GA d: Oct 29, 2006 Burial: Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, Rickland Co, SC ............ + Dorothy Andrews [living - md 60 years]

Billie Thank you for posting this information on the Edgefield County John BUTLER. There was also a John BUTLER in Barnwell County at the same time time and of similar age except he died in 1818 in Barnwell. Several of his descendants also migrated to Central Alabama . . . I research the BUTLER as they married into my CHERRY's and I suspect there is a deeper "blood" connection but have not proven that yet. I was pretty confident that I had the "right" John BUTLER in Barnwell County, but your posting leaves me in no doubt! Again thanks for posting the BUTLER information . . .and for all that you do to keep the list "in the loop" and educated on the Edgefield families. Melissa Birmingham, Alabama ------------------------------ Message: 3 Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2006 16:39:16 -0400 From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> Subject: [SCEDGEFI] Desc of James Anthony Butler in AL. Forwarded for your information by Billie Jones --------------------------------------------------- The following was a reply in response to my sending a bit of Butler info. to Nina when she posted a query about her John Butler, son of James Butler and mentioned Edgefield Co, SC. I sent her this info. 1 James Anthony BUTLER b: Bet. 1740 - 1745 in VA d: Bef. Jul 24, 1811 in Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Butler-Shaw Cem., Edgefield SC .. +Winfred BROOKS b: Sep 07, 1748 in Mecklenburg Co, VA m: Bet. 1763 - 1766 in VA d: Bef. Feb 11, 1831 in Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Butler-Shaw Cem., Edgefield SC Father: Robert R. BROOKS, Sr. Mother: Brambly [BENNETT] ..... 2 John BUTLER b: Abt. 1781 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Bef. Oct 10, 1833 ......... +Elizabeth CLACKLER b: in Edgefield Co, SC Father: John CLACKLER, Jr. Mother: Mary FUDGE ............ 3 Sampson BUTLER b: Aft. 1800 She responded: Billie, Thank you for your response. The person you refer to in your lineage as Sampson Butler is indeed the grandson John that I referred to as my gggrandfather. He was John Sampson Butler. He married Epsey Golden in Perry County, AL 3 Jan 1832. John and Epsey had 16 children (14 documented). Their son David S Butler is my ggrandfather. He married Elizabeth Jane Owens 21 July 1877. They had six children. Amy Etta Butler Ramsey b.9 May 1877, d.25 Jan 1941, Collinsville, DeKalb Co.,AL. Jeffie (Died as an infant) David Frank Butler b. 22 Jan 1886, d. 21 Sept 1955 (my grandfather) Lourena Butler King Kelly, b. 8 Sept 1890, Lindsey Butler, b. March 1891, d. 7 Aug 1903 (drowned age 12) Andy Butler b. 2 Oct 1894, d. Jan. 1971. David Frank Butler married my grandmother Mary Lula Treadaway 1 Sept 1914 Hokes Bluff, Etowah County, AL. They had six children. Leslie Ford Butler b. 24 Jan 1915, d. June 1976 ; Mason Eugene Butler b. 28 Nov 1917; Neva Lucille Butler Smith Easterwood Gordon, b. 8 July 1920, d. 24 Feb 2006 (my mother); Demetria Beatrice Butler b. 28 Apr 1922, d. 9 Feb 1932; Myrtle Pauline Butler Butler Williams b. 16 Feb 1925, d. 30 Dec 2003 ( She was a Butler that married a Butler). Eunice Avriel Butler Bishop Carroll Waters Parham, b. 4 Nov 1928, d. 22 May 2003. The other children of John and Epsey: <Elizabeth b. abt Dec 1832 <Thomas S Butler b. abt 1835 m. Mary <Eliza J Butler b. abt 1836 m. 1) Hiram Jones 30 Sept 1862 Blount Co.,AL m.2) Moses Lafayette Holcomb <William M Butler b. 10 Aug 1840 d. 13 Feb 1902 Served 31st AL Infantry Co A m. Frances Isabella Owens b. 22 Dec 1848 d. 20 Dec 1917 m 30 Dec 1868 Etowah Co.,AL Book 1 pg 178 <Jane Butler <Sarah Ann Butler B. abt 1842 m. Romalus A Williams 20 June 1864 St Clair Co.,AL <David S Butler (information already given) <Margaret Arenal Butler abt 1846 <Mary Frances Butler b. 26 Sept 1849 D. 24 Jan 1927 Winfield, TX m. Charles Chetney Owens 21 July 1869 St Clair Co., AL < Georgia Anna Butler b. abt 1852 m. Columbus C Boley 30 June 1874 Etowah Co., AL <Catherine Butler b. 1854 <Harriett Butler b. abt 1856 <James M Butler B. abt 1857 m. Lucy J R Hurst 14 Apr 1882 Etowah Co.,AL <Arvilla Virginia Butler b. abt 1859 John S Butler was supposed to have "dropped dead" in Montgomery Co.,AL leaving 16 children (according to the writings of Franklin Shackleford Mosely) The last census account we have of John was 42nd Sub Division Attalla, Etowah Co.,AL 25th June 1870, so his death was after that. As you can see I still have a lot of work to do matching some of these with spouses. FYI: Three Butler siblings married Owens siblings. Nina Easterwood Emmons ---------------------------------------------- She gave me permission to share with the list in hopes others will have information to share. Her address is emmonsn@bellsouth.net

Hi, I hope you will consider signing up (it's free) for the online virtual cemetery at Find-a-Grave (http://www.findagrave.com <http://www.findagrave.com/> ) by going to: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=nm. At Find-a-Grave one can find one's relatives with photos of them, the cemetery, etc. It is also possible to leave notes and virtual flowers and to add more photos (all free). I think it is a wonderful way to honor the dead, and it is especially nice for those of us who live far from our family's graves. The site is also a big genealogy help to those tracing their ancestors. Thanks, Sharlotte

Hello Edgefield Co. I am new to this List and hope this message finds you all in good health. I am a descendent of Thomas S. COTTEN b. ca. 1743 and d. 8 May 1816 in Amite County, Mississippi, through his youngest son, Willis COTTEN. Thomas S. COTTEN moved his family from Edgefield County to Mississippi in the early 1800s. I have information about him during his life in Mississippi, but I have little to almost nothing about him in South Carolina. I hope to find people and relatives that are also researching my g-g-g-g-grandfather. I have no information about his parents, siblings, or where he come from etc. Richard Wilkinson. Also researching Wilkinson, Pittman, Swearingen, VanSwearingen, and Wills. jrrrr@mywdo.com

Forwarded for your information by Billie Jones --------------------------------------------------- The following was a reply in response to my sending a bit of Butler info. to Nina when she posted a query about her John Butler, son of James Butler and mentioned Edgefield Co, SC. I sent her this info. 1 James Anthony BUTLER b: Bet. 1740 - 1745 in VA d: Bef. Jul 24, 1811 in Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Butler-Shaw Cem., Edgefield SC .. +Winfred BROOKS b: Sep 07, 1748 in Mecklenburg Co, VA m: Bet. 1763 - 1766 in VA d: Bef. Feb 11, 1831 in Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Butler-Shaw Cem., Edgefield SC Father: Robert R. BROOKS, Sr. Mother: Brambly [BENNETT] ..... 2 John BUTLER b: Abt. 1781 in Edgefield Co, SC d: Bef. Oct 10, 1833 ......... +Elizabeth CLACKLER b: in Edgefield Co, SC Father: John CLACKLER, Jr. Mother: Mary FUDGE ............ 3 Sampson BUTLER b: Aft. 1800 She responded: Billie, Thank you for your response. The person you refer to in your lineage as Sampson Butler is indeed the grandson John that I referred to as my gggrandfather. He was John Sampson Butler. He married Epsey Golden in Perry County, AL 3 Jan 1832. John and Epsey had 16 children (14 documented). Their son David S Butler is my ggrandfather. He married Elizabeth Jane Owens 21 July 1877. They had six children. Amy Etta Butler Ramsey b.9 May 1877, d.25 Jan 1941, Collinsville, DeKalb Co.,AL. Jeffie (Died as an infant) David Frank Butler b. 22 Jan 1886, d. 21 Sept 1955 (my grandfather) Lourena Butler King Kelly, b. 8 Sept 1890, Lindsey Butler, b. March 1891, d. 7 Aug 1903 (drowned age 12) Andy Butler b. 2 Oct 1894, d. Jan. 1971. David Frank Butler married my grandmother Mary Lula Treadaway 1 Sept 1914 Hokes Bluff, Etowah County, AL. They had six children. Leslie Ford Butler b. 24 Jan 1915, d. June 1976 ; Mason Eugene Butler b. 28 Nov 1917; Neva Lucille Butler Smith Easterwood Gordon, b. 8 July 1920, d. 24 Feb 2006 (my mother); Demetria Beatrice Butler b. 28 Apr 1922, d. 9 Feb 1932; Myrtle Pauline Butler Butler Williams b. 16 Feb 1925, d. 30 Dec 2003 ( She was a Butler that married a Butler). Eunice Avriel Butler Bishop Carroll Waters Parham, b. 4 Nov 1928, d. 22 May 2003. The other children of John and Epsey: <Elizabeth b. abt Dec 1832 <Thomas S Butler b. abt 1835 m. Mary <Eliza J Butler b. abt 1836 m. 1) Hiram Jones 30 Sept 1862 Blount Co.,AL m.2) Moses Lafayette Holcomb <William M Butler b. 10 Aug 1840 d. 13 Feb 1902 Served 31st AL Infantry Co A m. Frances Isabella Owens b. 22 Dec 1848 d. 20 Dec 1917 m 30 Dec 1868 Etowah Co.,AL Book 1 pg 178 <Jane Butler <Sarah Ann Butler B. abt 1842 m. Romalus A Williams 20 June 1864 St Clair Co.,AL <David S Butler (information already given) <Margaret Arenal Butler abt 1846 <Mary Frances Butler b. 26 Sept 1849 D. 24 Jan 1927 Winfield, TX m. Charles Chetney Owens 21 July 1869 St Clair Co., AL < Georgia Anna Butler b. abt 1852 m. Columbus C Boley 30 June 1874 Etowah Co., AL <Catherine Butler b. 1854 <Harriett Butler b. abt 1856 <James M Butler B. abt 1857 m. Lucy J R Hurst 14 Apr 1882 Etowah Co.,AL <Arvilla Virginia Butler b. abt 1859 John S Butler was supposed to have "dropped dead" in Montgomery Co.,AL leaving 16 children (according to the writings of Franklin Shackleford Mosely) The last census account we have of John was 42nd Sub Division Attalla, Etowah Co.,AL 25th June 1870, so his death was after that. As you can see I still have a lot of work to do matching some of these with spouses. FYI: Three Butler siblings married Owens siblings. Nina Easterwood Emmons ---------------------------------------------- She gave me permission to share with the list in hopes others will have information to share. Her address is emmonsn@bellsouth.net