My name is Debbie Satterfield, I have traced my decendents to Queen Co Md. This is what I have on my directdecents, but also have info on the rest. William Satterfield B:1685 ? William Satterfield and Diannah, William Satterfield amd Eunice Clements, HoseaSR and Jane Denham, HoseaJr and Amanda Briggs, Eli J and Martha Wilson, Eli J (Tobe) my grandfather, Norman Satterfield and Tommie Lee Jones. My Brother Robert Dale , Jeff deceased, and me, then Jason Satterfield farther Robert, Justin Satterfield My son, and Britiany Satterfield Daughter of Jeff. That is a short summary, I have tons of info to share of the rest of the family. Please email me at morning_glory93@hotmail.com. Please any one can email me and we can share. I know alot about William and Eunice their children are Clement, Hosea, Eunicey, Mathew, George Gording, Levi,and Bedwell. I can send you dates and places.

Do you have other names of Seaborn's children or his wife's name?.

Hello Dan, My Stewart and Ford families came to Spartanburg co. SC from Amelia co. VA. before 1790. Edward Stewart married Mary (polly) Ford about 1787 in Amelia co. and followed her parents, William and Louisa Johnson Ford who were already in Spartanburg. Edward was the son of William Stewart and Mary --------? of Amelia co. William was believed to be the son of John Stewart s/o Daniel and Mary Bowman Stewart d/o Edward Bowman. William Ford born about 1840 is possibly the son of Hezekiah Ford and Elizabeth Clements but this is speculative. William died in 1817 near Duncan in Spartanburg co. SC. Louisa Johnson is believed to be the daughter of John Johnson and Elizabeth Ellyson also of Amelia co. Living in and near all these folks in Raleigh Parish, Amelia co. was David and John Crawford. who owned large tracks of land that was granted in 1736 and 1740. John also owned land in Nottaway parish. Amelia co. which later became Nottaway co. and joined that of Lunenburg. There was also a John Ford in Raleigh parish and Frederick and George Ford in Nottaway. If any of this helps I'm glad. I would be interested in Stephen Ford........James Stewart Lakewood, Ca.

I believe I have imfo for you.My GGrandmther was Marianne Ritchey B.1837 in Ohio some where.She married Samuel Kelley-wo was born in 1815 in Ohio.-died in 1893 in oscelo, Mo.I do not have the date of their marriage. If this correct for you-e-mail me and I can name the children.I am searching for a 'Purdy' who was 2 or 3 generations back from Marianne and Samuel would appreciate any imfo u have.

Jetta Are you talking about James West who had a grant Reedy fork of Reedy River? His grant was dated 6 Nov 1786. He sold parts of this grant to Abner Sheirdan 1792; Hezekiah Cockerham 1793 & Jediah Garrison 1792. Is this the Susan/Susanna West who had a child by Joseph Terry? Hezikiah Cockram was her security when a warrant was issued 2 Feb 1795. peggy > > James had land on Reedy fork ,santee river also had daughter susan, If this is the correct James ,he married Sarah Brashear,they came to Hardin/Hart Co.ky about 1810,he was on 1820 census, is this your James? they had Jonathan,Martha Anna, Hanna, Isabell,Sarah,Susan,Abner, Issac, James, William,Thomas,most of children were born Greenville,South Carolina.

Dan, Does this family include Peter Crawford (1785-1854) who married Elizabeth Loveless, daughter of James and Linna Hughes Loveless? Peter and Elizabeth lived in GA and then Winston Co., MS. James Loveless died in Greenville Co. in 1846. Dana > > I am trying to put together a speculative genealogy of the family of Nancy > Crawford who married George Davis, then Murry Woodson. Her dates were > 1824-1875. Her children were George Washington Davis, John W. Davis, Mary > Elizabeth Davis, and William Dendy Davis. In one of his letters home during > the war, George refers to Uncle John, whom I identify as the John Crawford > living in Greenville County in the 1850s. I think it is likely that both > John and Nancy were members of the Crawford family that lived in the > lower-eastern part of the county. This probably includes Moses Crafford of > 1790, and his possible sons Peter, Strother, Samuel , and Thomas. Moses was > quite possibly the son of William Crawford who died in Culpepper Va. in > 1779. His line includes the names Peter and Strother. This William may well > have married a Strother. His father has been identified by some as William > of Spotsylvania, but might well be the David Crawford who married Elizabeth > Smith. One of these Crawfor! > ds married Elizabeth Ford, who considering location was possibly one of the > many granddaughters of Stephen Ford. These Crawford were yeomen/small > planters, and except for Nancy and John, appear to have left the county > largely by 1850. I expect her parents died young. I also suspect that she > was the daughter of the Crawford-Ford marriage. Both John and Nancy were > apparently literate. If anyone else is interested in working on this > family, please contact me. > > Dan Tollison > > ______________________________ > > Dana Meara Researching: Blythe, Cagle, Costiloe, Fox, McDougal, McKenzie, McRae, Murray, Richardson, Wragg, Wyatt

Hi Tricia, My paternal grandmother was Lillie Lee Grogan, b. 5/16/1882 and married James H. Dill b. 10/25/1880. I have been trying for so long to tie down Lillie Lee's parents. I remember grandma referring to her father as "Uncle Charley Grogan" who played the fiddle for barn dances a lot. I have no other information. Do you have any idea where to look? It would be so very appreciated.

James had land on Reedy fork ,santee river also had daughter susan, If this is the correct James ,he married Sarah Brashear,they came to Hardin/Hart Co.ky about 1810,he was on 1820 census, is this your James? they had Jonathan,Martha Anna, Hanna, Isabell,Sarah,Susan,Abner, Issac, James, William,Thomas,most of children were born Greenville,South Carolina.

This John West could be jonathan west and brother Issac,if they are Jonathan married Nancy rogers McClean and came to ky about 1810, Issac married Martha Patsy Meeks and came to Ky they are listed in marriages Hardin County,Ky,later hart co. do not know alexander,are thes the west you are looking for.

can you tell me if you have any mention of Patience E. Powell or Emma, Minnie, Dinah, Bessie or Reedy Powell(s), or Elock/Enoch Neal? thank you

The Elizabeth Thackston who married Nathaniel Dacus is in my linage. I have all of their children and who they married. Get in touch with me if you would like this info.

Through which child of Jepthah are you a descendant? You may have already told me, but I can't remember. I think there are some "Wood-Woods Exchange" periodicals in the D.A.R. library in Washington, D.C. You can't trust everything Leonardo Andrea wrote. He said there was a Snow family Bible also, but nobody else had ever heard of it, and some of the information he supposedly got from the family Bible was exceedingly wrong, as proved by other sources. Wanda Snow Franklin rwr@pipeline.com wrote: > > I am a descendant of Jepthah Washington WOOD and Elizabeth Ann GREER. While reading through the "Wood-Woods" file in the Leonardo Andrea Collection I came across "Bible Records of Jepthah Washington WOOD and Sarah Elizabeth (Greer) WOOD." However, as with my luck, there was no citation as to where the the information came from....just the family entries that were placed in the Bible. > > There was a notation that the information came from a periodical called the "Wood-Woods Exchange" however there was no citation. > > Does anyone know if this Bible exists, where it may be located, and whom I can contact? I would be ever so gratefel for your help. > > Rhita > > ==== SCGREENV Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Daniel, I am interested in this family as well as the Davis family. I have a cousin in Shelby NC, who is also working on the Crawford family. Ellen ----- Original Message ----- From: <daniel4@home.com> To: <SCGREENV-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 9:19 AM Subject: [SCGREENV] Crawford of Greenville County > > > I am trying to put together a speculative genealogy of the family of Nancy Crawford who married George Davis, then Murry Woodson. Her dates were 1824-1875. Her children were George Washington Davis, John W. Davis, Mary Elizabeth Davis, and William Dendy Davis. In one of his letters home during the war, George refers to Uncle John, whom I identify as the John Crawford living in Greenville County in the 1850s. I think it is likely that both John and Nancy were members of the Crawford family that lived in the lower-eastern part of the county. This probably includes Moses Crafford of 1790, and his possible sons Peter, Strother, Samuel , and Thomas. Moses was quite possibly the son of William Crawford who died in Culpepper Va. in 1779. His line includes the names Peter and Strother. This William may well have married a Strother. His father has been identified by some as William of Spotsylvania, but might well be the David Crawford who married Elizabeth Smith. One of these Crawfor! > ds married Elizabeth Ford, who considering location was possibly one of the many granddaughters of Stephen Ford. These Crawford were yeomen/small planters, and except for Nancy and John, appear to have left the county largely by 1850. I expect her parents died young. I also suspect that she was the daughter of the Crawford-Ford marriage. Both John and Nancy were apparently literate. If anyone else is interested in working on this family, please contact me. > > Dan Tollison > > > ==== SCGREENV Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

I think all Trammell's must be related in So. Illinois but in some other way this time. Our James Trammell was married to Susan Russell in Dec of 1847 in Williamson Co. Keep me in mind if you ever need my information. Thanks for answering so fast. Barb

Hi Barbara, I have found out that James Trammel's wife was Emily McAdams. Emily's parents were Isaac and Hannah Stout McAdams. I know all of Martha's siblings and of course her husband. She married David Trobridge Bell, son of William Dudley and Pheobe Ann Trobridge Bell. I also have David's siblings. Hope we connect, Linda Moser GG Granddaughter of James Trammel

I am trying to put together a speculative genealogy of the family of Nancy Crawford who married George Davis, then Murry Woodson. Her dates were 1824-1875. Her children were George Washington Davis, John W. Davis, Mary Elizabeth Davis, and William Dendy Davis. In one of his letters home during the war, George refers to Uncle John, whom I identify as the John Crawford living in Greenville County in the 1850s. I think it is likely that both John and Nancy were members of the Crawford family that lived in the lower-eastern part of the county. This probably includes Moses Crafford of 1790, and his possible sons Peter, Strother, Samuel , and Thomas. Moses was quite possibly the son of William Crawford who died in Culpepper Va. in 1779. His line includes the names Peter and Strother. This William may well have married a Strother. His father has been identified by some as William of Spotsylvania, but might well be the David Crawford who married Elizabeth Smith. One of these Crawfor! ds married Elizabeth Ford, who considering location was possibly one of the many granddaughters of Stephen Ford. These Crawford were yeomen/small planters, and except for Nancy and John, appear to have left the county largely by 1850. I expect her parents died young. I also suspect that she was the daughter of the Crawford-Ford marriage. Both John and Nancy were apparently literate. If anyone else is interested in working on this family, please contact me. Dan Tollison

Hi Linda, I just started my search on James Trammell and I may have some info for you on Martha. Do you have any info on her at all? Please contact me. The time line is good and I may have some good leads for you. My e-mail address is barbarasnagel@inter-linc.net Barb

They have a website...... <A HREF="http://207.232.186.3/">Greenville (S.C.) County Library System - You're Home</A> Click on this site for the libray info. larry

The Hyatt Regency is downtown and it is very expensive, but very nice. You can go out Int. 385 and take the Haywood road exit and there are several real nice places to stay there. The library is downtown on College street, almost in the middle of town. You can take Academy around town and you will see it on the right. larry

The Greenville Daily News, Greenville, S.C., June 9, 1904, (pages were not numbered but it was on one of the back pages in column one) Death of Mr. Sheppard John A. Sheppard, a well known citizen of Butler, died at the home of his son, Vance Sheppard, yesterday, after two weeks illness. He was 71 years of age. Mr. Sheppard was a highly esteemed citizen and in his death his family and the community have sustained a severe loss. He was a veteran of the civil war and served during the entire period as a member of Company F, First South Carolina cavalry. He leaves a family of nine children and a large connection of relatives. The interment will take place this morning at 11 o'clock at Rocky Creek church. transcribed by Madelyn Butts from microfilm at the Greenville County Public Library, Greenville, South Carolina July 25, 2001