This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/zcB.2ACE/16.1 Message Board Post: Yes...I have George " Ollie " Carroll married to a Bertha Lilliam Drummond.....My George was born 11.11.1892 son of Samuel Carroll & Martha A.Clem... Theresa Williamson nanagot3@aol.com

Another family from records of Camden Archives and Museum, Camden SC. I made a connection to this family thru the Sarah Burnett d/o Willis Burnett and Abigail Peterson who were in my files. Linda Baughn Bbaughn@aol.com is researching that line and has more on the Abigail Peterson line, but I have not entered all of her information into my FTM. Also Margaret King, 501 Coolidge Rocky Ford Rd., Coolidge Ga. 31738 <kingtwo@surfsouth.com, (Nov, 2000), "Electronic." H.C. Ouzts has a Jones family file. Additions and corrections would be welcome, especially if anyone can add anything on the rest of the children of John. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net Carrie Lee Cullum Rodges DAR# 237189: She references History of SC during the Revolution by A.S. Salley. ( Mrs. D. W. ) Eva Jones Daniel DAR # 172482, Clemson Univ, Clemson SC. gives different dates for John Jones > 1757-1850. She also gives the parents of John Jones as Thomas Jones m __ Prudy Mrs. Lizielou Jones Samuel, Edgefield, SC NSDAR# 183352 enters thru yet another line. Her dates for John are Jan 27, 1764 - 1835, which agree with those of Carrie lee Cullum Rogers. She sites Salleys History, p. 30 and Stub Entries to Indents )-Q p. 87. Verifies by National # 171830. (Old Ninety Six Chapter), 18 Sept, 1922. Descendants of John Jones 1 John JONES b: 1764 in SC d: 1835 in near Batesburg, SC . +Patience HARTLEY b: 1760 m: November 23, 1792 ... 2 Nathaniel JONES b: April 01, 1800 d: August 30, 1883 ....... +Nancy FALLAW b: May 10, 1802 m: Bet. 1819 - 1820 d: July 07, 1885 ........ 3 John Pickens JONES b: July 06, 1828 in SC d: May 18, 1905 ............ +Sarah BURNETT b: December 04, 1834 in SC m: December 20, 1868 d: May 25, 1910 Burial: Batesburg Cem., Batesburg, SC Father: Willis BURNETT Mother: Abigail PETERSON .............. CONFLICT: Children of this family born as early as 1850. Either marriage date is wrong or John Pickens Burnett had two wives. Could not find him in 1850 Edgefield to check it out. Must be in another area such as Newberry or Lexington Co. where some of the others show up. Any help out there? Descendants of Sarah Burnett [Most children from 1880 Census Place: Chinquapin, Lexington, South Carolina [Source: FHL Film 1255234 National Archives Film T9-1234 Page 381B] .............. 4 Francis Marion JONES b: Abt. 1850 >From H.C. Ouzts' file which is from June Bork's book: [btb] Francis Marion Jones (b. 11/21/1850 SC, m. Laura Emma Hite (b. 4/25/1853 SC, d. 1/2/1939), d. 11/9/1900)[1880] btb ....................5 Willis Curtis Jones (b. 3/11/1871 SC, d. 8/18/1873) btb ....................5 Elisha Napolean Jones (b. 4/15/1873 SC, d. 10/9/1901)[1880] btb ....................5 Rosella Leila Jones (b. 6/26/1875 SC, d. 7/12/1943)[1880] btb ....................5 Ida Hestell (Stella) Jones (b. 12/25/1877 SC, d. 2/1/1889)[1880] btb ....................5 Mary Ann Jones (b. 8/13/1880 SC, d. 3/11/1913) btb ....................5 Clara Jane Jones (b. 12/15/1882 SC) btb ....................5 David Pickens Jones (b. 4/11/1886 SC) btb ....................5 Lucy Magdelean Jones (b. 5/26/1890 SC, d. 7/16/1892 btb ....................5 Ola Jones (b. 3/21/1894 SC, d. 5/30/1895) btb .............. 4 Deborah JONES b: Abt. 1854 .............. 4 James Oglethorpe JONES b: Abt. 1856 in SC .............. +LUCY b: Abt. 1859 in SC .....................5 Alvie JONES b: Abt. 1878 .....................5 Alice JONES b: Abt. 1880 .............. 4 Lafayette JONES b: Abt. 1861 .............. 4 Morgan JONES b: Abt. 1863 .............. 4 Nancy JONES b: Abt. 1865 .............. 4 Josephine JONES b: Abt. 1869 .............. 4 Nettie JONES b: Abt. 1874 .............. 4 Nathan JONES b: Abt. 1876 .............. 4 Van Evrie JONES b: Abt. 1878 ........ 3 Nancy M. JONES b: 1837 d: 1924 ............ +Will X. GUNTER b: 1833 m: 1869 d: 1914 [1880 census has him U. X.] .............. 4 U. X. GUNTER b: Abt. 1871 [probably W. X, Jr] .............. 4 Leroy GUNTER b: Abt. 1872 .............. 4 Caroline D. GUNTER b: 1873 d: 1904 .............. +Etheredge Virginus CULLUM b: 1869 m: 1891 ................... 5 Caro (Carrie) Lee CULLUM ....................... +? ROGERS .............. 4 Daniel GUNTER b: Abt. 1875 .............. 4 Nattie GUNTER b: Abt. 1878 .............. 4 Bessie GUNTER b: 1880 ........ 3 James Madison JONES b: January 04, 1823 d: September 10, 1898 ............ +Elizabeth PORTER b: January 08, 1830 m: 1852 d: February 23, 1890 .............. 4 Lewis Barnwell JONES b: November 07, 1853 d: Aft. 1922 .................. +Glenna F. SAWYER b: 1856 m: 1883 d: Aft. 1922 ................... 5 Lizielou JONES b: in Edgefield Co, SC ....................... +? SAMUEL ... 2 Seaborn JONES b: November 10, 1814 d: 1900 ....... +Nancy MALPASS b: May 09, 1818 m: 1835 d: September 17, 1899 ........ 3 Satina JONES b: Abt. 1840 ........ 3 Elisha JONES b: December 1840 d: March 06, 1917 ............ +Josephine STEVENS b: December 31, 1857 m: December 1875 .............. 4 Albert JONES b: Abt. 1877 [1880 Lexington Co. census] .............. 4 Arthur JONES b: Abt. 1879 .............. 4 Eva JONES b: Aft. 1880 .............. 4 +D. W. DANIEL ........ 3 Marcella JONES b: Abt. 1857 ........ 3 Alice JONES b: Abt. 1861 ... 2 Elisha JONES ....... +? DAVIS ... 2 John H. JONES ....... +MALPASS ... 2 Hezekiah JONES ....... +BOATRIGHT ... 2 Gideon JONES ....... +? ARCHER ... 2 William JONES ....... +? GANT ... 2 Deborah JONES ... 2 Ruth JONES ... 2 Sophia JONES Sources: Dar Records stated above. My research using sources: The Burnetts and Their Connections, Vol 2, (June Balwin Bork, 1993). Census data: 1850 and 1880 Transcribed census. Not original H.C. Ouzts CONFLICT: 1880 Census records of Seaborn [1880 Census: Batesburg, Lexington, South Carolina, p. 383B] and Nathaniel [1880 Census Place: Mctier, Aiken, South Carolina, p. 156D] raise question about birthplace of John Jones. If these two men are his sons, one says Nathaniel was born in NC, the other says VA. The DAR records gave SC. Remeber to verify or get actual source documentation before assuming the family file is correct. This is not one of my main lines, and I sorta put it together after the connections in the DAR files connected a couple of the families I had. All of the children of John came from the DAR files. Billie

POPE and STROTHER families. Related lines include MATTHEWS, HOLLOWAY, MOORE, HILL, ABNEY, SELF, KING and others. I am posting some information that I found in some very old books of info. from DAR records from the "DAR Traveling Library". The library no longer travels" but it housed at the Camden Archives and Museun, Camden, SC. These records are from 4 old books that contain DAR records and Bible records, etc. of early members of DAR who joined Chapters in SC. All are not pertinent to Edgefield Dist, some not even to SC, but I have found lots of informatiom that has helped me tie some families together that were already in my files. I has been exciting for me to read a record that was filed in early 1900s by someone who possibly even talked to their Rev. War ancestor, who was their grand or great-grandfather. Some don't have the dates they were filed, however. Very little proof is given in the old files, but guess if you were that close to the time period, they figure that you knew the info. No locations were given except for the Rev. War soldier and the person who submitted the file. I will post several families where info. came from these Books and will site the DAR sources. If anyone can add to the info. about these families, please do so. I have not researched any further in census, cemetary books, deeds and still have 2 more books to go. So will post as I find them. Because I was able to make connections, my other research in now linked to the family and also shows up. Other desc. of several folks comes from HC Ouzts' files and my own research. It was exciting when I was able to connect to this family as I found marriages to people I already had in my files w/o spouse. I will be glad to send a genealogy report with notes and sources to anyone who request the info. First: The SOLOMON POPE family. I was interested in this one, because both my great uncle David Pope DeCoursey and his father William Pope Coursey had the middle name Pope and I do not know where it came from. I still have not made the connection that shows it connected to any of the families in their direct line except the Holloways, but even that is not to the direct Holloway ancestor. So I will work on that some more. Hope the info. below helps someone out. I have no other verification other than the DAR records for Solomon POPE and his children. Other desc. of several folks comes from HC Ouzts' files, other contacts who have share their data and my own research. I was able to connect to this family as I found marriages to people in my files. I will be glad to send a genealogy report with notes and sources to anyone who request the info. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net Family of SOLOMON POPE: NOTES on Solomon from DAR # 282722 Mrs. Julia King Medlock, Augusta, Ga. (Old Ninety Six Chapter). The file states that Solomon Pope was born in Edgefield, SC in 1740 and died in Edgefield district, SC on the 22nd of May 1794. She sites: Stub Indents to Rev. claims growing out of the Rev. War Book R to T, p. 292 (Lib.1) --No. 614 issued 30th June 1780 to Solomon Pope for fifty-two pounds 13 shillings and 2 pense 1/2 for Military duty per account audited. Principal 152. 13. 21/2. Interest 1. 3. 18.-8. Verified by National number 128343. Sworn bofore me at Edgefield Co, SC this 18th day of April, 1933. She also gives Solomon's father as Sampson Pope. MY COMMENTS: At the time of the birth of Solomon Pope, there was no Edgefield Dist. There was a Colleton Dist that ran from the coast to NC, that included eastern Edgefield and Abbeville, Saluda, Greenwood, western Newberry and Laurens Co. along with others. Then the 96th district was formed in 1769. It was not until 1785 that the early counties/Dist were formed. Therefore, Solomon would actually have been born in Colleton Dist, or if further west, in the Granville Dist. that ran along the Savannah River from the coast to NC and also included part of Edgefield Co. that is next to McCormick today. In the info that I have entered into the database from these DAR records (found in the SCDAR Libary located in the Camden Archives and Museum, Camden SC), I have sometime used more than one source. If one source had a more detailed name or data, I used that source for that info. (example: Some dates were only years on one, but full dates on the other.) Descendants of Solomon Pope 1 Solomon POPE b: 1740 d: May 22, 1794 .. +Susannah DAWKINS b: 1749 m: April 18, 1765 d: October 21, 1794 ......... 2 Mary POPE b: April 03, 1766 ............. +Burrell COOK [H.C. Ouzts' Cook file calls him Nathan Cook] ......... 2 Elizabeth POPE b: September 13, 1767 d: January 10, 1839 ............. +Lewis MATHEWS m: December 15, 1783 Father: Capt. Joseph Mathews Mother: Margaret Brough ..................... 3 Simpson P. MATTHEWS b: August 11, 1800 in SC d: October 28, 1878 ......................... +Sarah Ann M. HOLLOWAY b: February 17, 1813 in SC m: 1847 d: May 13, 1900 Father: Morris Pearson Holloway Mother: Rebecca Nicholson ................................. 4 Simeon Pierce MATHEWS b: October 13, 1852 d: March 05, 1915 ..................................... +Sallie Lura CADE b: October 08, 1865 m: 1888 in Elberton, Ga d: November 01, 1914 ............................................ 5 Susan "Suzie" MATTHEWS ................................................ +John Pope ABNEY ........................................................ 6 Sallie ABNEY ........................................................ 6 John Pope ABNEY, Jr ............................................ 5 Sallie Laura MATTHEWS b: August 13, 1889 in Old Petersburg, Elbert Co., Ga ................................................ +James Culbreath SELF b: July 01, 1876 in Edgefield Co, SC m: October 16, 1915 d: July 21, 1955 Father: James Anderson Self, MD Mother: Mary California (Callie) Holloway ........................................................ 6 James C. SELF, Jr. ................................. 4 Susan MATHEWS b: March 22, 1851 d: September 20, 1890 ..................................... +John E. PARTLOW. b: June 29, 1845 m: May 06, 1869 in Edgefield Co., SC d: April 02, 1899 ............................................ 5 B. Pierce PARTLOW b: August 17, 1876 d: October 04, 1898 ............................................ 5 J. Simpson PARTLOW b: October 28, 1871 d: September 17, 1906 ..................... 3 Mary MATTHEWS b: December 06, 1794 d: October 16, 1820 ......................... +Pleasant DURRETT m: June 15, 1820 ................................. 4 Susan Elizabeth DURRETT b: February 09, 1816 d: March 21, 1879 Burial: Fellowship Pentacostal Baptist Church, Near Epworth, Greenwood Co, SC ..................................... +Wright Nicholson MOORE b: March 14, 1811 m: May 14, 1835 d: October 15, 1865 Burial: Fellowship Pentacostal Baptist Church, Near Epworth, Greenwood Co, SC Father: James Anderson Moore Mother: Rebecca Nicholson ............................................ 5 Mary E. MOORE b: August 01, 1851 d: May 24, 1912 ................................................ +Edwin M. LIPSCOMB b: February 14, 1849 d: May 01, 1923 ........................................................ 6 Sue Moore LIPSCOMB b: February 28, 1887 d: May 22, 1954 Burial: Elmwood Cem, Ninety Six, Greenwood Co, SC ............................................................ +William Osce SELF b: July 16, 1882 d: May 08, 1927 Burial: Elmwood Cem, Ninety Six, Greenwood Co, SC Father: James Anderson Self, MD Mother: Mary California (Callie) Holloway .................................................................... 7Holly SELF ........................................................................+Joh n DRUMMOND .................................................................... 7Marshall SELF ........................................................................+Cha rles Hawkins SNODDY b: 1912 in from Cross Anchor, Spartanburg Co, SC d:1986 ............................................................................ ... 8 Charles SNODDY .................................................................... 7 JamesA. SELF b: August 18, 1911 in SC d: August 31, 1911 in SC Burial:Elmwood Cem, Ninety Six, Greenwood Co, SC .................................................................... 7 William Osce SELF b: September 14, 1912 d: September 29, 1955 Burial: Elmwood Cem, Ninety Six, Greenwood Co, SC ........................................................................+Nan cy ANDERSON ............................................................................ ... 8 William O. SELF b: Abt. 1940 ............................................................................ ... 8 Edwin A. SELF b: Abt. 1944 ............................................................................ ... 8 Sue L. SELF b: Abt. 1945 ............................................................................ ....... +FREY ............................................................................ ... 8 Nancy Anderson SELF b: Abt. 1951 d: 1972 ............................................ 5 Susan MOORE b: January13,1841 ................................................ +James HILL b: January12,1842 m: June 12, 1862 d: November 14, 1905 ........................................................ 6 Elizabeth HILL b: in Edgefield Co., SC ............................................................ +? COBB ............................................ 5 Lewis MOORE ......... 2 Mourning POPE b: June 09, 1769 d: 1847 ............. +Drury MATHEWS b: October 19, 1760 m: 1788 d: December 22, 1830 ..................... 3 Mary Ellen MATHEWS b: August 10, 1809 d: January 04, 1892 ......................... +Albert Powhattan KING b: September 21, 1804 m: 1830 d: January 20, 1890 ................................. 4 Willliam Drury KING b: November 07, 1844 d: April 15, 1920 ..................................... +Lula Adams Devore CULBREATH b: December 03, 1847 m: 1869 d: October 13, 1920 ............................................ 5 Julia KING b: in Cambridge, Edgefield Co, (now Greenwood), SC ................................................ +MEDLOCK ......... 2 John POPE b: May 01, 1771 ............. +Margaret STROTHER Father: George Strother Mother: Ellen Kennely ......... 2 Wylie POPE b: February 24, 1773 ............. +Elizabeth ? ......... 2 Temperance POPE b: May 21, 1775 ............. +John STROTHER b: 1776 Father: George Strother Mother: Ellen Kennely ......... 2 Susannah POPE b: August 09, 1777 ............. +Nathan COOK ......... 2 Charity POPE b: February 09, 1780 d: 1814 ......... 2 Solomon POPE b: April 20, 1783 ......... 2 Henry POPE b: April 24, 1785 ............. +Sarah [MOBLEY?] ......... 2 Patience POPE b: November 10, 1789 ............. +James RABB ......... 2 Sampson POPE b: June 07, 1792 Sources of first 2 generations of the Pope family, as well as the direct linage of the two submitters are as follows: DAR # 282722 Mrs. Julia King Medlock, Augusta, Ga. (Old Ninety Six Chapter) DAR # 177264 Elizabeth Hill Cobb verified by # 128343 Other information would have different source data: Sources available upon request. FAMILY OF GEORGE STROTHER: The following STROTHER family connects to the Pope family and I am including it here as well. Descendants of George Strother 1 George STROTHER b: Abt. 1740 in VA. d: Aft. 1780 in Edgefield District, SC . +Ellen KENNELY m: in SC ... 2 John STROTHER b: 1776 ....... +Temperance POPE b: May 21, 1775 Father: Solomon Pope Mother: Susannah Dawkins ... 2 William STROTHER b: 1766 d: 1794 ....... +Frances Joyce SHEPPARD b: 1770 m: in Edgefield Co, SC d: 1841 [BSJ Comments: I have some early information on the Riddles and Sheppards who came from VA. (they connect to Courseys) I believe this Joyce Sheppard is the following - Joyce Sheppard b. Oct. 29, 1770 d. Feb. 24, 1841 m. Wil liam A. Strother b. 1766 d. 1794 ( also married Benjamin CULPEPPER III]. She is the d/o James Sheppard b. 1737 d. 1791 m 1759 to Jannet Riddle b. 1742 d. 1820 ........ 3 George James STROTHER b: 1791 d: 1817 ............ +Charlotte RICHARDSON b: 1792 m: 1810 d: 1862 .............. 4 William Augustus STROTHER b: 1811 d: 1893 .................. +Nancy COLEMAN b: 1816 m: 1835 d: 1881 ................... 5 David Richardson STROTHER b: 1847 d: 1910 ....................... +Ann Ball (SCURRY) b: 1850 m: 1868 d: 1914 ......................... 6 Sallie STROTHER b: in Baker Co, GA ............................. +? HOLLINGWORTH ... 2 Sallie STROTHER b: 1779 ... 2 James STROTHER b: 1781 ... 2 Margaret STROTHER ....... +John POPE b: May 01, 1771 Father: Solomon Pope Mother: Susannah Dawkins Source: DAR records, Mrs. Sallie Strother Hollingsworth, NSDAR#10750, Old 96 Chapter, Edgefield , SC , Feb. 21, 1914. Notes on George: Mrs. Sallie Strother Hollingsworth, NSDAR#10750, Old 96 Chapter, Edgefield , SC states that "George Strother was Justice of Orange District, SC as shown on page 18 in the Journal of the General Assembly of SC. Md. Apr. 1776 by AS Salley, Jr. She also sites History of Orangeburg Co., SC by AS Salley, Jr. p. 265. Also National DAR # 86345, Add. 49. FAMILY OF JAMES SHEPPARD: Since the SHEPPARD name connected here, I am posting this info. as well: DAR#86939, Jasper Chapter, Newberry SC. File of Mrs. R. D. Wright. In Georgia Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers p. 222, reference to Rev. Lands to "Wm. Moss given 1150 acres situated in Franklin Co, GA. bounded by lands of James Sheppard on te west, other sides vacant lands" Sept 15, 1785 Lecouts list of Grants, p. 386 Sec. of State Office, Atlanta Ga. James Sheppard first grant of land in SC was 300 acres in Berkley Co, 1767 [see Vol. 19, p. 429 Records Secretary of State Office, Columbia, SC] (It was here he married Jannette Riddle the daughter of William Riddle, of Orangeburg) See Mr. Salley's History of Orangeburg Introduction page for location of Berkley (included any territory now embraced in Orangeburg Dist, SC) [BSJ comments: Berkely Co. went from coast to NC east of the Saluda River would include today east Lexington, east Newberry, east Laurens, east Greenville, east Orangeburg, etc down to the coast.] James Sheppard Sr. and his son James Sheppard Jr. served with Capt. Phiemon Waters Co. of SC Troops. Ref # 255910 and 265382. Sterling "Stub Entries to Indents" No. 2647 Calims May 3, 1786 against SC growing out of the Revoltion - Edited by A.S. Salley, Jr. Sec. of Hostorical Commission of SC. Her line of descent is given as follows: 1- James Sheppard b. 1737 d. 1791 m 1759 to Jannet Riddle b. 1742 d. 1820 2- Joyce (Joicy) Sheppard b. Oct. 29, 1770 d. Feb. 24, 1841 m. William A. Strother b. 1766 d. 1794 ( also married Benjamin CULPEPPER III] 3. George James Strother b Marc 13, 1791 d. Oct 8, 1817 m june 3, 1810 Charlotte Richardson b. Jan 6, 1792 d. Oct. 9, 1862 4. Gen. James Strother b. Oct 12, 1815d. Feb. 3, 1881 m May 1, 1838 Eloise Bates b May 1, 1820 d. Mar. 20 1886. 5. Cordelia Strother b. Apr. 14, 1839 d. July 9, 1914 m. Feb. 13, 1861 Spenser Glasgow Welch b. Mar 12, 1834 d. Jan. 5, 1915 6. Eloise Welsh Wright (Mrs. R. D.) Harrington St., Newberry, SC [submitter of DAR record] I am interested in the above family, as James and Jannet Riddle Sheppard had a daughter Janette Sheppard who married a Lewis Coursey. Could he be my ancestor? I have more info. on desc. of James Sheppard as sent to me by Hope Creasman. COMMENTS on locations of early districts and the counties - click here: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/ look to the left side of the page, and choose "old districts" Scan down about half way to wonderful map that really helps see the way early SC developed.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/zcB.2ACE/48 Message Board Post: Looking for ANY information on Thomas Julius or Julius Boatwright (Boatright), born in SC in 1868. I have plenty of info post 1895, but nothing prior. According to the 1900 Screven County Census, his parents were born in SC. http://www.chele.org/family/family_tree_home.htm ~Michele

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Greenwood Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/zcB.2ACE/46 Message Board Post: Greenwood County was created in 1897; much of it from Abbeville. You may be encountering difficulty in Abbeville District during the late 1700s/1800s due to the loss of some early Abbeville District records. These miscellaneous records, mentioning various Abbeville District names, could contain an answer. For additional details and samples of the Abbeville District records available, feel free to e-mail me at: Researcher1937@aol.com Thanks. Edward R.

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New web sites researching the LOTT and Satcher surnames: lottsofsouthcarolina-subscribe@yahoogroups.com satcher_lineages_and_surname_study-subscribe@yahoogroups.com ***********************************************My ancestors stems from the following surnames and states: My Paternal Line >>>>REDD, (GA & SC) - BECK, (SC) - ELLIOT, (GA & SC) - LOTT (SC & GA) - SATCHER (SC) - My Maternal Line >>>>DAVIS, (GA) - SANDERS, (GA & FL) - BUTLER, (GA) - SULLIVAN, (GA & FL) - PARKER, (GA & FL) -WILSON, (SC, FL, & GA) - WALKER, (SC, GA, & FL) - McCLAIN, (FL & GA) - CARTER, ( FL & GA) ***********************************************My ancestors stems from the following surnames and states: My Paternal Line >>>>REDD, (GA & SC) - BECK, (SC) - ELLIOT, (GA & SC) - LOTT (SC & GA) - SATCHER (SC) - My Maternal Line >>>>DAVIS, (GA) - SANDERS, (GA & FL) - BUTLER, (GA) - SULLIVAN, (GA & FL) - PARKER, (GA & FL) -WILSON, (SC, FL, & GA) - WALKER, (SC, GA, & FL) - McCLAIN, (FL & GA) - CARTER, ( FL & GA)

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Hi, My name is Michelle Manley Wells, and I grew up in Greenwood. I remember many, many years ago, my grandfather James Franklin (Jim) Manley telling me that he attended Utopia School. I even remember the old building still standing on Hwy. 25 south (eons ago), not far from Scotch Cross Road where the old Turner house still stands. Is anyone familiar enough with the old school to share information about it, or perhaps point toward a good source of information? Many thanks, Michelle

Hello, >From about 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM EST Sunday Nov 18, e-mail sent to Rootsweb mailing lists was lost due to a server failure. If you sent e-mail to a mailing list and haven't seen it yet on the list, you need to resend it. All mail sent during that time was lost. Suzanne Collins Matson

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: FLOYD, WEAVER, NORRIS Classification: Cemetery Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/zcB.2ACE/44 Message Board Post: My gggrandparents may be buried at Mars Hill Church Cemetery in Hodges. Does anyone have a lookup available to them to check for me?? Thanks for any help! Kasie

I'm looking for any information regarding Zachariah W. ARNOLD and his brothers, James Arnold and William Arnold. Am trying to find out who their parents were. The brothers all left South Carolina around 1840 and moved to Tippah County, Mississippi. Through misc. documents in the 1800's, I find that these Arnolds lived in the area between the towns of Greenwood and Cokesbury, near a plantation named "Arnold" (just north of Deadfall). According to an old 1820 map, this section is now Greenwood County. Can anyone tell me about the area or how Deadfall got it's name? Other families that were neighbors to my Zachariah W. Arnold were: John Arnold and Barbara Pettus; James W. Pettis (or Pettus); Anna Louis Shotwell; Frederick Gray; Casander Gray; Logan family; Davenport family; Graves, Skinner, Reynolds, Bostick, Cochran, and Buchanan families. They all had dealings with my Zachariah W. Arnold between 1820-1840 in SC and some of these people moved to Tippah County, Mississippi with him in 1840. If anyone is researching these families or knows anything at all about the area, I would love to hear from you. Please email me at kklaes@inu.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hodges Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/zcB.2ACE/43 Message Board Post: Does any one know of a Hodges Family by the names of Leroy H. HODGES, he was born in 1806 in Laurens Co., and moved on to Abbeville Co., SC? We are trying to ifnd his parents name. His mother might have been a Mary, but not for sure. He had a son by the name of Thomas Daniel Hodges also and several other children, the Census showed that Leroy's wife was a Pernailla ?? Proable not spelled that way but the Census spelled it that way. They moved on to Jefferosn Co., Alabama byt the 1840;s. Any help will be appreicated. Peggy psueg@bellsouth.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/zcB.2ACE/35.1 Message Board Post: The Greenwood County Library is located on North Main Street, Greenwood, and has a very good section for geneology research, Greenwood is small, so you should have no problem finding it. From the middle of town, go north, and it is on the right after you pass Wachovia Bank, and across a bridge over a railroad track. Good Luck.

I am looking for the location of Bethany Church near Quarry. I haven't found it on my Greenwood or Abbeville map. My gg-aunt, Martha Collins, was a long time member of a Bethany Church near Quarry according to her obituary. She is buried in Bethlehem Cemetery near Coronaca on Highway 246. She was first married to a Baldwin and then W. T. Norwood ( 1839-1914). She had one known child, John Baldwin, who died tragically in a gun accident in 1901 at the age of 16. Her second husband and her son are buried with her at Bethlehem. Suzanne Collins Matson

Hi Dennis, Thank you for your information. I was thinking in a Baptist church mindset because the Chaneys and some Days were members of Siloam Baptist Church. I didn't even think about Rock Church. I know exactly where the church is located! I spent part of my summer vacation each summer with my grandparents who lived in Coronaca and know the area around Highway 72 and Highway 246 fairly well. Suzanne

Dear Suzanne, The book, "Greenwood County Sketches: Old Roads and Early Families", by Margaret Watson, Attic Press, 1982, gives some information about Rocky Creek Presbyterian Church. (Now called Rock Church.) Pages 75-78 Under the sub-heading, "Presbyterian Beginnings" (Citing as source, Howe's "History of the Presbyterian Church in South Carolina," published 1870.) Possibly the oldest organized church in the county. A communion service was conducted at Rocky Creek in the fall of 1771, according to Howe. The name was changed from Rocky Creek to Rock Church in 1844. First built as a log building, replaced with a frame building which burned in 1959. Replaced in 1960 with a rock building on the same spot. Became dormant in 1906, revived in 1956. Located on the north side of Hwy. 72, about 2.5 miles east of Greenwood. Original location not definitely known. Tradition says it was first constructed on an enormous flat rock which was partially the floor and foundation. Hope this helps, Dennis Smith hdennissmith@earthlink.net -----Original Message----- From: SCMATSON@aol.com [mailto:SCMATSON@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 1:13 PM To: SCGREENW-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCGREENW] Re: Rocky Creek Church Thanks to everyone who sent me suggestions about this church. I hadn't considered a location near Iva, SC since these families lived near Ninety Six and Coronaca. I will keep in mind that it may be Rocky River rather than Rocky Creek. Suzanne ==== SCGREENW Mailing List ==== ============================== Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Thanks to everyone who sent me suggestions about this church. I hadn't considered a location near Iva, SC since these families lived near Ninety Six and Coronaca. I will keep in mind that it may be Rocky River rather than Rocky Creek. Suzanne

--=======7AD930E4======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-515063F6; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Suzanne, there is a Rocky River Baptist Church and Cemetery, located in Iva, SC that could have been called Rocky Creek at one time. Connie >X-Message: #1 >Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2001 14:38:24 EDT >From: SCMATSON@aol.com >To: SCGREENW-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <20.1d8b4145.28ff2a20@aol.com> >Subject: [SCGREENW] Rocky Creek Church >Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-515063F6; charset=US-ASCII >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > >I am searching for the location of a Rocky Creek Church in which the request >of Isaac Sample to be appointed administrator of Luke Day's estate might have >been read. It was read in the church 6 Mar 1836. >Luke Day left money in his will to four Chaney children. I am researching >documents to discover the relationship between Luke Day and the Chaney >children. > >Suzanne Collins Matson > > >--- >Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. >Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). >Version: 6.0.276 / Virus Database: 145 - Release Date: 9/3/01 > --=======7AD930E4======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-515063F6 Content-Disposition: inline --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.276 / Virus Database: 145 - Release Date: 9/3/01 --=======7AD930E4=======--

I am searching for the location of a Rocky Creek Church in which the request of Isaac Sample to be appointed administrator of Luke Day's estate might have been read. It was read in the church 6 Mar 1836. Luke Day left money in his will to four Chaney children. I am researching documents to discover the relationship between Luke Day and the Chaney children. Suzanne Collins Matson