Hello Lister: Could anybody give me any information on the surname Rhames/Rhame? All help is greatly appreciated. I can give a little more information about earlier generations but not much on the old generations. Please contact me!!! Thank You Ginger hederer@marz.com

Is there anybody researching the Johnson family in Horry County, SC? Callie (or Cally) Johnson is buried at Cedar Grove cemetery. Her death certificate does not show who her parents are but one of her granddaughters remembers her father speaking of an uncle Tom or Thomas. There is a Thomas Johnson in Bunker Hill cemetery but I don't know if he was related to her or not. Any suggestions or ideas? Thanks, Sonja

Dear Whoever: Assuming the message is directed to me, I have only what I sent in the previous message. Edward -----Original Message----- From: Srpound@aol.com <Srpound@aol.com> To: SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com <SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, November 08, 1999 9:06 PM Subject: Re: [SCHORRY-L] Richard Richardson >Thank you so very much. Do you have anything on Richard Richardson, Jr. and >his children? > > >==== SCHORRY Mailing List ==== >The Horry County Web Site needs your help and support with Census >data, old letters, pictures, any Horry County historical info, grave-yard >inscriptions etc. If you can help, Please contact the Horry County >Site webmaster, Marceline Beem, at-http://www.mindspring.net/~marceline/horry/index.html >

Please excuse my attempted answer a few moments ago. This stupid AOL or computer of mine cuts me off right in the middle of something. My g-grandmother Emily Barker married my g-grandfather Charlie Cooper. One of their sons, Joseph Cooper married a Martha Lewis of Horry County. She died in 1906, dec. and I can't find a thing on her either. No mother, father, sis, or bro. My Emily Barker Cooper was born 5-6-1859 died 9-19-1934. If you have any thing on her, please let me know. Thanks, Pearl

Thank you so very much. Do you have anything on Richard Richardson, Jr. and his children?

Debra, no one was inquiring. I just had that info that I had clipped from the paper along with the death of a man in our church. Since I had it, I decided to share it on the web. Hope it helps you in your search.

He was a General in the S.C. Militia, was captured at Charleston May 12, 1780, and died in captivity Sept., 1780. That is all I have, other than info on their children, below. Edward -----Original Message----- From: Srpound@aol.com <Srpound@aol.com> To: SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com <SCHORRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 07, 1999 5:42 PM Subject: [SCHORRY-L] Richard Richardson >Does anyone have anything on Richard Richardson who was married to Mary >Cantey in 1736? > Descendants of Richard (Gen.) Richardson 1 Richard (Gen.) Richardson b: Abt. 1710 S.C. d: September 1780 Died in captivity. . +Mary Cantey b: Abt. 1717 S.C. 2 Richard (Col.) Jr. Richardson b: March 04, 1740/41 S.C. d: 1816 .... +Dorcas Nelson b: Abt. 1743 ... 3 Martha Richardson b: Abt. 1760 ....... +John James b: Abt. 1758 ... 3 Richard III Richardson b: Abt. 1761 ... 3 Mary Richardson b: November 10, 1763 d: November 1803 ....... +William Billups b: Abt. 1760 ... 3 Dorcas Richardson b: Abt. 1765 ... 3 Susannah Richardson b: Abt. 1769 (1789?) S.C. d: 1824 ....... +John Boyd b: Abt. 1769 ... 3 Harriet Richardson b: Abt. 1772 2 Martha Richardson b: Abt. 1745 .... +Archibald (Col.) McDonald b: Abt. 1740 d: March 29, 1785 ... 3 Mary Margaret McDonald b: Abt. 1760 2 Rebecca Richardson b: November 02, 1752 S.C. d: May 12, 1834 2 Edward Richardson b: Abt. 1754 S.C. d: June 26, 1808 .... +Rachel Heatley b: 1758 d: August 24, 1820 ... 3 Edward Richardson b: April 22, 1780 d: August 31, 1840 ....... +Mary Elizabeth Turquand b: Abt. 1782 d: December 10, 1848 ... 3 Charlotte Richardson b: September 29, 1784 ....... +Turner Stark b: Abt. 1782 ... 3 Eliza Richardson b: January 26, 1789 d: October 16, 1816 ... 3 Mary Rebecca Richardson b: November 17, 1797 d: Abt. 1828 ....... +Richard M. Bee b: Abt. 1795 ... *2nd Husband of Mary Rebecca Richardson: ....... +John T. McCord b: Abt. 1795 2 Susannah Richardson b: Abt. 1756 S.C. .... +Laurence (Col.) Manning b: Abt. 1755 S.C. d: 1804 ... 3 Richard Irvine (Gov.) Manning b: May 01, 1789 Clarendon Dist., S.C. d: May 01, 1836 Philadelphia, Pa. ....... +Elizabeth Peyre Richardson b: August 25, 1794 S.C. m: 1814 d: June 16, 1873 ... 3 Martha Manning b: Abt. 1791 ... 3 Laurence Manning b: Abt. 1793 ... 3 Matilda Manning b: Abt. 1794 2 Ezekiah Cantey Richardson b: September 28, 1758 S.C.

Hello- Who was inquiring about Mrs. Nellie Brown?? She was my Aunt and I am named for her, Deborah Nell Brown (Sylvia.) I am the daughter of Walter Aylan Brown and Veneice Kirton of Brittons Neck. I have lots of info about mother's side of the family but would love to know more about the Brown side. Please respond with any info you have about the Browns. I have alot of Brown family memento's. I have my gmother's (Mary McWhite Brown) letters, dress & gloves that Aunt Nellie gave me, also her trunk dating back to the 1850 or1870's, can't quite make out the date. Some family jewelry and lots of photos. Please respond, D. Sylvia

I'm hoping somebody can help me on my brick wall. On the 1860 census you'll find D. M. Gilmore (39) along with his family, Elizabeth A.(27), Louisa(6), Benjamin (3), and William P (1). D. M. was known as Miles. At some point after the 1860 census, he disappeared due to an altercation concerning a "gander pull". He was accused of cheating and might have cut the accuser. D. M. fled thinking the accuser was dead and never came back or contacted his family. On Benjamins death certificate, his mother Elizabeth's maiden name is written as Betsy Barker. Are any of you researching the Barkers in the Daisy area? Does any of this look familiar to any of you? Any help or suggestions would be appreciated, Sonja

(obituary for William H. Singleton by his son and daughter-inlaw) On May the 11th, 1930, the death angel visited our home and took from us our loving husband and father, Billie Singleton. He had been in failing health for some time, which finally confined him to bed with paralysis. All was done that loving hands and Dr. Scarborough could do, but God knew best and took him home to rest. He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife and eight children. A precious one from us is gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. In the graveyard sweetly sleeping, where the flowers gently wave, lies the one we love so dearly, in a lone and silent grave. Time can not heal our wounded hearts, or fill the vacant chair. We miss your dear loving face, we miss you everywhere. He is sleeping, sweetly sleeping in his new made grave today while we are weeping, sadly weeping for our loved one gone away. Farewell now, but not forever, there will be a glorious dawn, we shall meet to part no never on that resurrection morn. The golden gate were open, a gentle voice said come, and with fairwell unspoken, he calmly entered home. Mr and Mrs. Murry Singleton

Does anyone have anything on Richard Richardson who was married to Mary Cantey in 1736?

This is interesting. A Dr. Scarborough (from Conway) delivered me in 1945.

This obit is from THE STATE of about 10-15 years ago. MRS. ANNA R. FOXWORTH JOHNSONVILLE-- Mrs. Anna Richardson Foxworth, 82, died Thursday at her home after a long illness. Born in Marion County, she was a daughter of the late Daniel and Mamie Richardson Wallace. She was a member of Johnsonville Baptist Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Edith R. Ard on Honduras and Mrs. Essie Davis and Mrs. Martha Collins of Johnsonville; two sons, Harry P. Richardson of Hemingway and Marvin Richardson of Jacksonville, Fla., a sister, Mrs. Getha Skipper of Ayonr; a half brother, Fladger Hucks of Aynor; a half sister, Mrs. Ruth Daniels of Aynor; 26 grandchildren; 39 great-grandchioldren; and five great-great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 3:30 p.m. today at Morris Funeral Home, Hemingway, with burial in Garden of Devotion Cemetery, Hemingway.

This obit is from THE STATE newspaper from about 10-15 years ago (I'm sorry that I didn't recored the date). MRS NELLIE B BROWN GRESHAM--Mrs. Nellie Bostick Brown, 85, widow of Earl L. Brown, died Thursday at her home after a long illness. Born in Gresham, she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Ella Turbeville Bostick. She was a member of Central United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women. Surviving area son, Walter Brown of Johnsonville; a daughter, Mrs. James (Alexa) Blackmon of Oak Ridge, Tenn.; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Central United Methodist Church at Britton Neck, with burial in Old Neck Cemetery. The family suggests that hose who wish may make memorials to the JHohnsonville Rescue Squad. Morris Funeral Home of Hemingway is in charge.

Hi fellow researchers, Joshua BLANTON I, II, III, @IV Joshua I, b. abt 1728 in Caroline County, Va. Joshua II, b. 1760 in Prince Edward County, Va. Joshua III, b. 1806 in Sampson/Duplin County, NC Joshua IV, b. 1842 in Horry County, SC. I need Joshua III's wife's maiden name and date of marriage. Her first name is Elizabeth and she was born in 1820 and I believe she was born in SC and also married in Horry County, SC abt 1834, as that is where Joshua was at that time. Joshua III and Elizabeth had the following children: Elizabeth, b. 1835 in SC Celia, b. 1837 in SC married Caleb ROWELL Eliza, b. 1838 John Bunion, b. 1839 married Dorcas WILSON Mary, b. 1840 Joshua James IV, b. 1842 married Eliza Georgia Ann MORGAN (my grandfather) Abraham B. b. 1843 married Sarah C. MORGAN This family moved to Lowndes County, Ga. abt 1850 and to Madison/Taylor Counties abt 1860. Anyone researching this family, let me know. Jeanie BLANTON TRIMBLE

Dear Pearl, I have very little info on WILLIAM SINGLETON, b. c1740, other than he was a Colonel in the Continental Army and a Baptist minister. He married PERMELIA PARSONS, b. c1750 in Charleston, SC. These are my 5th great grandparents. I do not know her parent's names but it is possible (but not proven) that she had a brother named SAMUEL and a sister named CATHERINE. I do have additional info on WILLIAM and PERMELIAS descendants and will glady make it available if you want. Someone recently suggested my SINGETONS may be from the Horry Co. bunch so that is where I put out my recent feeler. I hope it pays off. Do you know anything about these two people? Thanks, Don

What county and State are your Singletons and Parsons from. Pearl

I am passing this on from another list as it may interest some of you. In 1866, West Virginia authorized minting of over 26,000 medals to honor its Civil War Union soldiers. This site lists the names of the unclaimed medal winners. http://www.wvlc.wvnet.edu/history/medals.html Robert P. Roach Researching Roach, Mossman, Davis and Turner.

Princess, how do I get to your webpage?

I am researching the following primary surnames SINGLETON, PARSONS, NORTHCUTT and LANEY. You may view my wegpage at: http://hometown.aol.com/ntrnetrdnk/genealgy2/index.htm for additional surnames. Don Singleton Mobile, AL