Hello All: While on the subject of the Grahams would anybody have a Hugh Graham in there line? I don't know anything else about him except he married my ggAunt Nillie Prosser. All help is appreicated! Ginger ----- Original Message ----- From: <MMart77978@aol.com> To: <SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2000 11:45 PM Subject: Re: [SCHORRY-L] Graham > > Hi Vicki, > > If you receive a response to your request for information on the > Graham children privately, would you please forward it to the list. I would > also like to have the info for my files. > > Thanks, Loretta Martone > > > ==== SCHORRY Mailing List ==== > On-Line Newspaper: > http://www.myrtlebeachaccess.com/ > Click on "The Sun News Online", then on "Obituaries". Check the "Local" > section on Saturdays when they feature area history. > All South Carolina Newpaper sites: > http://www.usnewspaperlinks.com/scnews.html > >

Hi Vicki, If you receive a response to your request for information on the Graham children privately, would you please forward it to the list. I would also like to have the info for my files. Thanks, Loretta Martone

I would like to find out who Caroline Johnson's parents were. She was married to William H. Bruton. He was born in November of 1842. I have no idea when Caroline was born. Marci-Jo Mishoe MarcijoM@aol.com In a message dated 01/19/2000 2:40:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, srphipps@sccoast.net writes: << I'm interested in finding out the names of any Johnson familys that lived in Conway in the 1800s and early 1900s. Also where they may be buried. I still haven't found who my great-great-grandmother Callie Johnsons parents were but my father seems to recall she had Johnson family that lived in town (Conway). Also possibly a Thomas Johnson was a relative but not sure. Any leads or suggestions appreciated, Sonja Singleton Phipps >>

I gave incorrect information on Callie Housand Johnson. Callie married Olen Jenrette first, then she married Sam Johnson . Sorry about the mix up and I hope I have it correct now. I am certain about her parents tho. I have a complete history on their line. Mary Housand Wright

I'm interested in finding out the names of any Johnson familys that lived in Conway in the 1800s and early 1900s. Also where they may be buried. I still haven't found who my great-great-grandmother Callie Johnsons parents were but my father seems to recall she had Johnson family that lived in town (Conway). Also possibly a Thomas Johnson was a relative but not sure. Any leads or suggestions appreciated, Sonja Singleton Phipps

Olive Callie Housand's parent were Addison Luticious Housand b. 4-10-1867, d. 4-1-1952 and Amanda Louise Edwards b. 5-1-1871, d. 6-30-1961. I believe she married a Johnson, but he died shortly thereafter. Then she married Summers Olin Jenerette. Their issue were Wilber, Louise, J. Alton and Summers Olin . Summers Olin Jenerette b, 1883 d. 1925 Callie Housand Jenerette b. 1890, d. 1953 (Patterson Cemetary, Horry county) Callie and Olin had one of the first stores in Loris, SC. Does this info go along with yours? Mary Housand Wright

I have a Callie Housand Johnson who later married a Summers Olin Jenerette. I know this family, because it is mine! Let me know. Mary Housand Wright

Thanks Sandra! I feel sure this is same Dock Martin. Do you how many children Dock had and if Dock was his given name? Sorry to ask so many questions but you're the only person that even contacted me. Thanks again, Sonja Singleton Phipps

This message should have said that these three siblings were the children of James M. GRAHAM and Amanda LONG. Sorry. Vicki Annico ----- Original Message ----- From: Vicki Annico <vicki@primeline.com> To: <SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 4:37 PM Subject: Graham > I'm looking for information regarding the following siblings: > > William I. GRAHAM, b. ca 1871. > Victoria E. GRAHAM, b. ca 1875. > Amanda I. GRAHAM, b. ca 1878. > > All are children of James M. GRAHAM and Amanda LONG. Would like > information regarding birth/death dates, spouses and children. > > Thanks in advance. > > Vicki Annico > Waynesville, NC > vicki@primeline.com > >

I'm looking for information regarding the following siblings: William I. GRAHAM, b. ca 1871. Victoria E. GRAHAM, b. ca 1875. Amanda I. GRAHAM, b. ca 1878. All are children of James M. GRAHAM and Amanda LONG. Would like information regarding birth/death dates, spouses and children. Thanks in advance. Vicki Annico Waynesville, NC vicki@primeline.com

I wonder if your DOCK MARTIN could be the same as one I have [b.Nov. 5, 1905; d. Sept. 20, 1970] married Minnie Hardwick. If so he is the son of ELLEN MISSOURI RICHARDSON [b. Feb. 16, 1888; b. July 1, 195l] and Matthew Waterman BOYCE Martin [b. May 1, 1882; d. Nov. 22, 1926]. His other siblings were: Mary Eva Martin [b. 1908; d.___] Never married. Lawrence Martin [b. 1910; d. _____.] Married Marie Lundy. Maize Martin [b. 1913; d. _____] Married Roy Lundy and lived in Coco, Fla. Ludie Martin [b. 1916; d. ___] Married Van Hardwick and lived in Conway, SC Bessie Martin [b. 1918; d. _____] Marrried Guyton Hancock and lived in Charleston, SC. Please let me know if this is your man. Sandra

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------0149557CD53B34BCD69298FC Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit January 16, 2000 Dear Members: The below described three tombstone dedication ceremony for Asa Garden Causey, James Perry Jordan and Zebedee Jordan has been firmly established as taking place on Saturday, February 26, 2000 at Campground Cemetery in Conway at 10:00 p.m. . All descendents are invited to come and participate. We are still in need of a sololist or vocalists to help us out during the musical portion of the ceremony. For additional details and a Ceremony Program please contact me. Julian --------------0149557CD53B34BCD69298FC Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <38495A6F.6B509D5C@mpinet.net> Date: Sat, 04 Dec 1999 13:16:15 -0500 From: popmom7957@mpinet.net Reply-To: SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win95; U) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCHORRY-L] Tombstone Dedication Ceremony Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Saturday, December 4, 1999 Dear Rootsweb Memebers: Since I have not received any responses to the below message re. the tombstone dedication ceremony for Asa Garden Causey, James Perry Jordan, and Zebedee Jordan, I am guessing that you may not realize that you are related to these three gentlemen, so I decided to try again and list the names of Asa's and James Perry's children in the hope that that may help you recognize one or more of your ancestors: 1. ASA GARDEN: and Francis Martin Causey's 10 children (best available evidence): 1/ Henry Dudley "H.D." married Mary Francis Martin 2/ William Francis "Uncle Billy" married Caroline Olympus Brown and then Laura Hardee 3/ Ozella "Zell" or Ella married R. Thomas Jolly 4/ Sarah Alive married George A. Mathew Brown 5/ Francis Ella married William Henry King 6/ Charles nathan married Mary Brock and then Martha Jane "Missy" Hardee 7/ Frederick "Fred" believed to have married Donna Young 8/ Asa Ole married Anne Gertrude Peters then Mary Vera Shaw, and the Roberta Bennett 9/ Samuel "Sam" R. possibly married Dora Jordan 10/ Clara Lou married William Curtis Brock, Jr. Asa's second wife was Emily Beaty and her father was named Thomas S. Beaty. Emily had a son named Dam and her brother's name was William Beaty Asa was the son of Zebedee and Jane Causey and his brothers and sisters were William G.,Ezekiel Dix, Matha Jane "Patty" (wife of James Perry Jordan), Charlott, Ara, Temperance, Sarah Margaret. Zebedee Jr. "Sonny" 2. JAMES PERRY JORDAN: married Martha Jane "Patty" Causey and they had 7 known children as follows: 1/ William Thomas "Tom" married Mary Merle 2/ Zebedee, one of honorees died in Jackson Confederate Hospital, no know kids 3/ Orilla Jordan married Calvin King and then Cornelius Sarvis Beaty 4/ Lafayette "L.F." or "Fate" married Sarah Margaret Brown 5/ Mary Jordan, no records, must have died young 6/ Melvina "Mellie" Jordan married Benjamin Berry Hardee 7/ Perry C. Jordan, no records, must have died young James Perry Jordan's father was belived to be William, brothers William Perry, John, and Hugh Jordan. Not much else is known re. the Jordans except that I have noticed a number of List members are researching that surname. Please let me hear from you if any of these names "ring a bell" and you would like to attend the gravestone ceremony mentioned below for February 26, 2000, however, all interested parties are invited but please contact me ASAP so that I can get a head count. Thanks----Julian Dear Asa Garden Causey and James Perry Jordan Descendents: Please take notice that on Saturday, February 26, 2000, at 11:00 A.M. ( this date is definite but time of day is only probable), we will be holding a three tombstone dedication ceremony at Campground Cemetery in Conway, to honor Asa Garden Causey, James Perry Jordan and his son Zebedee Jordan. It would be wonderful to have as many descendents and related lines turn out as possible. We have obtained three tombstones from the Veterans Administration and they are in Conway awaiting their erection. We have, in addition, obtained two Confederate iron Crosses to mark their graves which will also be erected for the ceremony. Please contact me so that I can get a head count of the expected attendees ASAP and for further details as to the ceremony. All available data points to Asa Garden being buried in Campground along with his second wife, Emily Beaty, her brother, one of his brothers and two sisters etc. and numerous Causey kin. We do not, however, have conclusive evidence as to his burial location and urgently urge anyone that does, to please contact me ASAP. James Perry is buried next to his wife, Asa's sister, Martha Jane "Patty" Causey Jordan. James' and Martha Janes' son, Zebedee Jordan died in Jackson Confederate Hospital in Richmond, VA on July 31, 1864, so his stone will be a "memorial" or cenotaph. Your Cuz---Carol Causey Harper and Hubby Julian ==== SCHORRY Mailing List ==== More Horry County Listmember sites.. 6. Jerri Lynne Smith stowes@FMTC.Net http//www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2350. 7. Vicky Hammond vlhammond@email.msn.com http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~vhammond/index.htm 8. Tawny Green tawnyg@earthlink.net http://home.earthlink.net/~tawnyg 9. Carol Norton cnorton@centex.net http\\www.geocities.com/heartland/ridge/3703 10. Mary Ellen Wexler <mewexler@buffnet.net> >http://www.buffnet.net/~mewexler/ --------------0149557CD53B34BCD69298FC--

As you requested. Bert Allen Jr. SURFSIDE BEACH - Bert Allen Jr., 67, died Thursday, Jan. 6, 2000, at home. He was born in Trenton, N.J., a son of the late Bert Allen Sr. and Beatrice Walmsley Allen. He was a resident of the Trenton area for most of his life and he lived in South Carolina for the past three years. He was a sergeant with Ewing Township Police Department for 29 years before retiring 14 years ago. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 83, Trenton Cyrus Lodge No. 5 F & AM, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite-Valley of Trenton, Shrine Crescent Temple, New Jersey State Retired Police and Firemans Association, S.C. Sheriffs Association, life member of Pennington Road Fire Co., American Legion Post 314, Benevolent Protective Order of the Elks Trenton Lodge No. 105 and Moose Lodge No. 2351. Survivors include his wife, Eleanor Pettit Allen; two sons, Scott Allen and his wife, Robin, of Ewing Township, N.J., and Bert Allen III and his wife, Anne, of Virginia Beach, Va.; two daughters, Carol Spitz and her husband, Fred, of Pennington, N.J., and Holly Hart and her husband, Ronald, of Yardley, Pa.; a brother, Richard Allen of Yardville, N.J.; eight grandchildren, Kelly, Megan and Eric Allen, and Craig and Allison Pesta, Samuel, Rebecca and Matthew Hart; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be Friday in Trenton. Memorials may be made to Sunshine Foundation, 19 Lexington Ave., Trenton, NJ 08618. Orland's Ewing Memorial Chapel of Trenton is in charge.

Thank you very much for taking the time to do this for me! I was checking but gave up. I didn't think that it would be in this late. Again thanks so much for your time. C. Hall CRMN@aol.com

Tom Donnelly and Sharlotte Neely wrote: > > Hi, Paul and everyone, > I hope you're in the mood for a real mystery! So imagine you're Sherlock Holmes and > its a spooky, foggy night for all genealogists. This may be a shot in the dark, but > you and others on the list may be able to help me solve a mystery about my Neel(e)ys > and even the Bow(d)ens and Kings. I suspect my late paternal grandparents, the > Neelys, may have intentionally tried to disguise to future generations who they were > and exactly where they were from. After all sorts of research, including a trip to > the archives in Salt Lake City, Utah and state archives in Georgia and the Carolinas > and interviews with my father and uncle, here's what I am sure of. My grandparents, > Joseph Bowden Neely, Sr. and Nettie King Neely Riley, changed their ages and birth > places and spelling of Neely when they moved to Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia > before 1920. They changed the spelling from "Neeley" to "Neely." He added years to > his age, and she subtracted years. They said they were from Wilmington, North > Carolina, but they were from South Carolina. For years Joseph was the successful > owner of an Indian motorcycle company. Even when Joseph died (in 1928) and the > depression hit (in 1929), Nettie and her sons went hungry rather than contact any > family. As her children grew up and asked about their family and ancestors, Nettie > refused to tell them anything, except that they were French (probably French > Huguenots). The children also assumed they had some Irish ancestry as well. The one > exception to contact with family was a one-time trip, about 1930, to visit Nettie's > brother, Lonnie King, and his family in Saint Paul's, Robeson County, North Carolina. > (I have photos of all of them, and they all seem to have olive skin and straight > black hair.) In my research I found Joseph Bowden Neely, Sr. (1888-1928) was from > Bayboro, Horry County, South Carolina and that Nettie King (1896-1958) was almost > certainly from somewhere in South Carolina, too. Census and other records indicate > that Nettie and Lonnie King were the children of Eddie King and Marguerite (maiden > name unknown), both from somewhere in the Carolinas. Joseph had two sisters, Ada and > Ruth, and they were the children of Joe Neely from North Carolina and Charlotte > (Sharlotte) (maiden name unknown, but may be Lee) from South Carolina. Joe's mother > was from North Carolina, and his father was from Virginia. Sharlotte's parents were > from South Carolina. On the Neely side "Bowden" (maybe "Bowen") was the middle name > of my father and grandfather, and I suspect it was a family name from back in > Virginia. My grandparents are buried in Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, and all > their children and grandchildren were born in Savannah. Years after Joseph's death, > Nettie remarried, to Harry Riley of Savannah. I know in genealogy research one can > hit deadends, but the Neelys seem more like a case of intentionally concealing > information. If so, why? Were they trying to hide something? Were they Lumbee > Indians passing for white? Is there something awful they were hiding? Whatever it > is, I want to find out. I hope some of you can help me solve a real mystery. I > would appreciate any help or ideas. We do have a family genealogy page (listed > below), and the Neely/King/Bowden data I do have can be found under the report on > "Ancestors of Joseph Bowden Neely, Jr. Thanks. > Sharlotte Neely Donnelly > donnelly@one.net > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/o/n/Sharlotte--N-Donnelly > > "Paul K. Bowen" wrote: > > > I am new to this list and am requesting information on David Marion NEELY > > b.March 6, 1820 VA, d.April 3, 1898 Scott County, VA. Married Barbara Allen > > SHEPHERD b.November 16, 1820, d.February 21, 1896 in Scott County, VA. Both > > are buried in the Shepherd/Bowen cemetery in Scott county, VA. Does anyone > > know where they were married? I have some info that says Scott county, VA > > but I've been unable to locate anything in the courthouse to confirm this. > > David and Barbara were my great, great, grandparents. My great grandfather > > Reece Bowen married their daughter Emily Horton Neely. > > Best regards to all, > > Paul K. Bowen > > 314 Barrington Ct. > > Kingsport, TN 37663 > > (423)239-5473 > > > > ==== NEELEY Mailing List ==== > > Pauline Phelps paulinep@igalaxy.net > > Official Neeley website; > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lpproots/Neeley/index.html > > mailing list be archived on the web at: > > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/NEELEY-L > > Search more than 274 MILLION NAMES and find your ancestors at Ancestry.com! > > Get started today at http://www.ancestry.com/rootswebtext.asp > > > > ============================== > > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. > > ==== SCHORRY Mailing List ==== > More Horry County Listmember sites.. > 6. Jerri Lynne Smith stowes@FMTC.Net > http//www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2350. > 7. Vicky Hammond vlhammond@email.msn.com > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~vhammond/index.htm > 8. Tawny Green tawnyg@earthlink.net > http://home.earthlink.net/~tawnyg > 9. Carol Norton cnorton@centex.net > http\\www.geocities.com/heartland/ridge/3703 > 10. Mary Ellen Wexler <mewexler@buffnet.net> > >http://www.buffnet.net/~mewexler/ I saw this shortly after reading you story, hope it can be of help to you and hope that she is not a close family member. It was in on the Post and Courier website obituaries for Jan 9, 2000. Patti Claudia Mae "Bootsie" Neely, 67, a former employee with Georgetown Dress Manufacturing Co., died Friday at her residence. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today in Messiah Baptist Church. Burial, directed by Graham Funeral Home, will be in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Neely was born in Charleston County, a daughter of William S. White and Cubie Dingess White Ellard. She formerly worked with Corey Enterprises and was a member of Messiah Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband, Roy Neely; her mother of Murrells Inlet; a son, William Neely of Murrells Inlet; two daughters, Claudia Wilder of Georgetown and Angela Davis of Florence; a sister, Janie Turbeville of Murrells Inlet; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.

Hi, Paul and everyone, I hope you're in the mood for a real mystery! So imagine you're Sherlock Holmes and its a spooky, foggy night for all genealogists. This may be a shot in the dark, but you and others on the list may be able to help me solve a mystery about my Neel(e)ys and even the Bow(d)ens and Kings. I suspect my late paternal grandparents, the Neelys, may have intentionally tried to disguise to future generations who they were and exactly where they were from. After all sorts of research, including a trip to the archives in Salt Lake City, Utah and state archives in Georgia and the Carolinas and interviews with my father and uncle, here's what I am sure of. My grandparents, Joseph Bowden Neely, Sr. and Nettie King Neely Riley, changed their ages and birth places and spelling of Neely when they moved to Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia before 1920. They changed the spelling from "Neeley" to "Neely." He added years to his age, and she subtracted years. They said they were from Wilmington, North Carolina, but they were from South Carolina. For years Joseph was the successful owner of an Indian motorcycle company. Even when Joseph died (in 1928) and the depression hit (in 1929), Nettie and her sons went hungry rather than contact any family. As her children grew up and asked about their family and ancestors, Nettie refused to tell them anything, except that they were French (probably French Huguenots). The children also assumed they had some Irish ancestry as well. The one exception to contact with family was a one-time trip, about 1930, to visit Nettie's brother, Lonnie King, and his family in Saint Paul's, Robeson County, North Carolina. (I have photos of all of them, and they all seem to have olive skin and straight black hair.) In my research I found Joseph Bowden Neely, Sr. (1888-1928) was from Bayboro, Horry County, South Carolina and that Nettie King (1896-1958) was almost certainly from somewhere in South Carolina, too. Census and other records indicate that Nettie and Lonnie King were the children of Eddie King and Marguerite (maiden name unknown), both from somewhere in the Carolinas. Joseph had two sisters, Ada and Ruth, and they were the children of Joe Neely from North Carolina and Charlotte (Sharlotte) (maiden name unknown, but may be Lee) from South Carolina. Joe's mother was from North Carolina, and his father was from Virginia. Sharlotte's parents were from South Carolina. On the Neely side "Bowden" (maybe "Bowen") was the middle name of my father and grandfather, and I suspect it was a family name from back in Virginia. My grandparents are buried in Bonaventure Cemetery in Savannah, and all their children and grandchildren were born in Savannah. Years after Joseph's death, Nettie remarried, to Harry Riley of Savannah. I know in genealogy research one can hit deadends, but the Neelys seem more like a case of intentionally concealing information. If so, why? Were they trying to hide something? Were they Lumbee Indians passing for white? Is there something awful they were hiding? Whatever it is, I want to find out. I hope some of you can help me solve a real mystery. I would appreciate any help or ideas. We do have a family genealogy page (listed below), and the Neely/King/Bowden data I do have can be found under the report on "Ancestors of Joseph Bowden Neely, Jr. Thanks. Sharlotte Neely Donnelly donnelly@one.net http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/o/n/Sharlotte--N-Donnelly "Paul K. Bowen" wrote: > I am new to this list and am requesting information on David Marion NEELY > b.March 6, 1820 VA, d.April 3, 1898 Scott County, VA. Married Barbara Allen > SHEPHERD b.November 16, 1820, d.February 21, 1896 in Scott County, VA. Both > are buried in the Shepherd/Bowen cemetery in Scott county, VA. Does anyone > know where they were married? I have some info that says Scott county, VA > but I've been unable to locate anything in the courthouse to confirm this. > David and Barbara were my great, great, grandparents. My great grandfather > Reece Bowen married their daughter Emily Horton Neely. > Best regards to all, > Paul K. Bowen > 314 Barrington Ct. > Kingsport, TN 37663 > (423)239-5473 > > ==== NEELEY Mailing List ==== > Pauline Phelps paulinep@igalaxy.net > Official Neeley website; > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lpproots/Neeley/index.html > mailing list be archived on the web at: > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/NEELEY-L > Search more than 274 MILLION NAMES and find your ancestors at Ancestry.com! > Get started today at http://www.ancestry.com/rootswebtext.asp > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

Sonja wrote: << I'm interested in finding out if "Dock" was Dock Martins given name and who his parents were. >> Don't have a clue who your Dock Martin's parents were, but "Dock" was often a nickname for Zadock. Jo

I found two websites from Horry Co. that showed the family of John George GORE, and I believe that the family in those databases is the same family found in household 860 of the 1850 Horry Co. census. I'm not sure, but I suspect that Sarah E. GORE, b. abt. 1842, was my great-grandmother. A distant, older relative of mine told me that my great-grandmother was raised by a George GORE (a preacher). The story is really strange. Sarah's granddaughter-in-law said that Sarah was really George GORE's sister's child, but George raised her as his own. I searched the census awhile back looking for a Sarah E. GORE shown as a child of a George GORE who was the right age in 1850 to be newly married to my great-grandfather by 1860. This was the only child Sarah GORE at all in the 1850 census of Horry Co., and she was the right age and shown as the child of John George GORE. To make it even more interesting, the names of her mother, father and siblings are many of the same names my Sarah GORE gave to her children - Annie, Mary, Jane, John, Dorcas. Children in the database were Charity, Eliza, William Edward, Charles P., Dorcas, John Oneil, Sarah E., Martha M., Annie Jane, and Prudence. Children on the census were Charles P., Dorcas, John O., and Sarah E. The others had grown up and moved away from home by 1850. The only hang up to my theory is that the database I found shows that Sarah E. GORE married William GRAHAM, but it also shows that her sister, Eliza GORE, married William GRAHAM. I thought it possible that this was a mistake, or, by some odd chance, two sisters married men named William GRAHAM. My Sarah E. GORE married Robert T. BOYD, Jr., and I think she married him fairly young (maybe 18 or so). I suppose she could have married William GRAHAM prior to marrying Robert since they did marry quite young during the 19th century, and perhaps he died. I wrote to the person who owned the database to see if there was documentation to support the Sarah GORE-William GRAHAM marriage or to find out where it came from to check. The person with the database did not respond. I found the same information in another Horry Co. database, but I did not contact that database owner . I did download the GEDCOM, and when downloaded, Sarah's marriage to William GRAHAM was not included. I found that John George GORE's only sister, Susannah, married a cousin and had multiple children. It is interesting that Susannah died in 1842, the year Sarah was born, leaving her husband, Col. John GORE, with 7 children ranging in age from 16 to 3. I suppose it is possible that Susannah's brother (who was Col. John GORE's cousin as was Susannah who married her cousin) might have taken and raised a newborn because he had a wife, Mary Ann, to care for the child. I checked the census further. There was no Sarah GRAHAM married to a William GRAHAM in the 1860 Horry Co. census (the next census after the 1850 census that found Sarah E. GORE to be 8 years old). There was, however, in the 1850 census, an Eliza GRAHAM, age 22, living in the JENRETT household no. 150 (an older child of John George GORE & sister of Sarah who had already married and moved away from home by 1850?). William GRAHAM was not there. Maybe Eliza GORE did marry him, and he died. I've run across two people who have the book Lets Meet The Gores by Otis PRINCE. I think it should be titled Let's Confuse The Gores. One person told me that she looked up Sarah E. GORE, daughter of John George and Mary Ann GORE, and it says she married William GRAHAM and that her sister, Eliza GORE, also married William GRAHAM. Another person told me that the book does not list a Sarah Elizabeth GORE but that there is a Preacher GORE, son of John GORE and Minney UNKOWN or Unknown MINNEY, who married Mary Ann COX (this would be the same family as the one identified in the databases I found and the census). But this person says the book indicates that George GORE and Mary Ann COX had three children, Herman GORE, Martha GORE, and John R. GORE. Only one of these children's names match the census or database names that have, heretofore, matched up exactly. I would appreciate it if anyone who has this book can confirm what is really in there about the family, and whether anyone knows if this Sarah E. GORE did, in fact, marry a William GRAHAM, or if that was unsubstantiated information in the Prince book. I am also particularly interested in whether Mary Ann, wife of John George GORE, was a COX since I believe my gggrandmother, Elizabeth, was a COX. If my Sarah E. GORE grew up in Horry County, she had to be somewhere, and this child of John George GORE is the only child Sarah GORE in all of the 1850 census I've been able to find. Thanks for any help. Jan

I'm interested in finding out if "Dock" was Dock Martins given name and who his parents were. He had a daughter named Mary Alma who married a Robert (Bobby) James. She and her husband are buried in Juniper Bay. Any suggestions or information appreciated. Thanks, Sonja

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