Mcqueen Smith wrote: > > please do & thank you > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Re: McQueens > Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 21:06:26 -0400 > From: Bonnie Hucks <bhucks@sccoast.net> > Reply-To: bhucks@sccoast.net > To: Mcqueen Smith <macfay@webtv.net> > References: <21505-3749E930-18665@postoffice-282.iap.bryant.webtv.net> > > Sorry, I don't believe I can help you. Are you a member of the SCHORRY > List? If not, I could send your letter to the others on the list. > Someone might be able to help you. > > Bonnie Hucks

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Hi, list! I'm researching Robert Hartford VEREEN, b. 1875 in Horry Co., SC. and brother, William Daniel VEREEN, B. 1877 in Horry Co. These men migrated to Florida abt 1897. Both are buried in Taylor Co., Fla, 1951(Robert) and 1969 (Dan). Does anyone know who their parents were? I'm interested in exchanging information about this line of Vereens. Thank you, Joan Hurn Williams (Fl)

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HELLO ALL, I know we are all getting busy, since summer is closing in...... There are going to be some beautiful days this season, I hope all remember to take some take out to smell the roses, and spend time with family members! I have to Thank everyone who has been busy getting information off headstones! This info for me is the most helpful! Since I live in OK., You have given me middle names of kinfolk, and dates I didn't have! And for those who have transcribbed info from the census, wow! I would have to Thank you also! The countless children you have given to me, that I wouldn't have known about! The most important thing is everyone wanting to share and contribute any info, even if it seems like it doesn't help in researching, it does! And there is a hard part of researching which most either don't have time for or don't want the responsibility of........ organizing all this helpful information! I have to really let everyone that has been a part of organizing get a great big "Thank You!" I realize what a job this is! and I am very greatful to know that we are all somehow related! I have not seen any arugements on either of these mailing lists, like others! Maybe it's our ancestors and that southern style of manners! I know my ancestors tought me southern style manners! Okay all, this list has been really quiet, I don' t have any "new" info to add. I just wanted everyone to realize we still have to get off the PC and let are now living relatives know how much we care about them! Take time out, just for your family! I love all of you as if we had known each other for years! Because all of you make me feel this way! I guess I am going on, because I want you all to know how important you are to this list! Love all of you and take care! have a great weekend!;) Princess Lovell-Bigwhip

I received this letter this morning and I know there are a lot of other Skipper researchers on this list. If any of you can help this one, please do so. This is n't my Skippers, unfortunately. Thanks bunches! Pam Mooney Ricks Subject: skipper ancestors ! Date: Wed, 19 May 1999 10:04:28 EDT From: LHa2341383@aol.com To: skippers@gridusa.net Hi, My name is Lisa and hope you have info on my skippers. My G-G-G- grandfather was William Riley Skipper b-1851 Lived in Wilmington, N.Carolina Brunswick-New Hanover Counties He had several brothers,and had a daughter named Georgia Ann Skipper b-1871-1960 don't know if he had anymore kids.[could have] He had a brother H.V. Skipper that went to Brunswick, Georgia with him and became a minister in 1920 I've just started on my Skipper ancestors, but my Mom has lost of information that was left to her. My great-great grandmother Georgia had a daughter named Addie Lee Davenport b-1890-1980 G.ma Addie's Dad was Walter Davenport. The Davenport's are also from North Carolina. Boy I sure wish I could make some kind of connection with somebody.There are also Skippers that are in south ga.that are my kin. Please respond if we have a connection. Lisa

I'm looking for information about the parents of Ebenezer L Skipper and his wife Sarah Graham. Ebenezer and Sarah would have been born in the mid-1800's. I think Ebenezer's father's name was Arthur (Aruthus?) Crawford Skipper and his mother's name MAY have been Catherine, but that's all I know about these families. Can anyone help me with these? Thanks, Nick ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Actually, I don't think it's the bushel or so of soybeans that a cemetery in a field might produce. Seems to be all the trouble a farmer has to go through to run the tractor around the gravestones. Much easier, you know, to plow in a straight line. Actually, mules didn't seem to like plowing around cemeteries, either. My great great grandparents' graveyard was plowed over about 1915. I also know of one cemetery where the stones were drug down the hill into the river swamp. <<This week I surveyed this cemetery looking for relatives and to put it on the Brunswick Genweb site. To my dismay there were only 5 stones left.>> ==Jo== (Jo Church Dickerson)

These Skippers are before my Skipper's time. Can anyone help him? Thanks, Pam -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Skipper Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 23:27:40 EDT From: JWMSkip@aol.com To: jricks@surfsouth.com Hi, I am interested in the Skippers of North Carolina.I am descended from Joseph Skipper from Onslow Co., N. C.,born in the middle 1700s. I can't trace the line any farther back. Any information would be greatly appreciated. John Skipworth

Does anyone know if Noah McDuffie Lewis (26 Jul 1886 - 5 Jan 1957) is the same person as Duffie Lewis, son of William M. Lewis ( 31 Jan 1855 - 24 Jun 1924) and Sarah Jane Barnhill (5 Jan 1852 13 - Jun 1924)? Thanks, Robert E. Lewis

We were all outraged at the destruction and desecration in Patterson Cemetery. We could not understand why these young people did such a thing. Well it is not always the young or foolish. Sometimes it can be the upstanding people in our communities. The overanxious developer, a greedy farmer or someone just does not care as long as they are not his relatives. Case in point. When I was young I remember these glistening white and marble tombstones sitting in a cemetery out in the middle of a field. Even as a young lad I noticed that each year is seemed there were fewer stones and wondered if the few dollars made from a few more bushels of soybeans or corn was that great. To the best of my memory there were 20-25 graves. This week I surveyed this cemetery looking for relatives and to put it on the Brunswick Genweb site. To my dismay there were only 5 stones left. Someone had put steel posts and a chain around the remaining stones, but, to a large tractor they weren't much resistance and so one of them had been knocked down. We the genealogists need to watch the cemeteries, especially those that seem to be abandoned. For us they are a gold mine of information that once lost are irreplaceable. here it is, Danny Beck Cemetery Located in Brunswick County on US 17, 3/4 mile north of NC/SC State Line on west side of US 17 in a field. Easily accesible but unkept and overgrown. surveyed on 12 May 1999 by Danny Lee Blanton 1. Beck, Edna M 28 Jun 1912 - 11 Jan 1930 2. Beck, Della Virginia 30 Aug 1921 - 15 Oct 1921 3. Beck, Lula P 26 Feb 1910 - 5 Jun 1925 4. Beck, P M 14 Feb 1866 - 21 Sep 1925 5. Carter, Snatha w/o Murry Beck 13 Aug 1877 - 13 Jun 1943

I was searching the Horry queries and came across someone named Pamela that was looking for information on Lula J. Capps. Lula Jane Capps had 8 siblings Her father was John W. Capps and her mother was Rosalie Cooper Capps Descendants of John W. Capps are as follows: Descendants of John W. Capps 1 John W. Capps .. +Rosalie Cooper 1858 - 1940 ........ 2 Mary Ellen Capps 1881 - 1977 ............ +Henry Monroe Richardson 1879 - 1933 ................... 3 Henry Boyd Richardson 1914 - 1990 ....................... +Eula Mae Larrimore 1934 - ............................. 4 Lillian Elaine Richardson 1952 - ................................. +Robert Garrett Hughes 1951 - ........................................ 5 Pamela Elaine Hughes 1974 - ............................................ +Lee Brailsford Foster 1971 - ........................................ 5 Angela Ryan Hughes 1981 - ............................. 4 Andy Richardson ............................. 4 Jerry Richardson ............................. 4 Jean Richardson ................................. +Richard Holmes ........................................ 5 Timothy Holmes ........................................ 5 Stacey Renee Holmes ............................. 4 Hazel Richardson ............................. 4 McRoy Richardson ................................. +Uldeen Poston ............................. 4 Henry Boyd Richardson, Jr ............................. 4 Betty Richardson ................................. +Nathaniel Jordan ........................................ 5 Deborah Jordan ........................................ 5 Pattie Fay Jordan ........................................ 5 Cheryl Jordan ............................. 4 Bill Richardson ............................. 4 Harry Richardson ................... 3 J. Paul Richardson ................... 3 Perry Hazard Richardson ................... 3 John Richardson ................... 3 Luther Emerson Richardson 1917 - 1962 ................... 3 Bertha Richardson ....................... +Ford Baxley ................... 3 Nina Richardson 1911 - ....................... +Lewis Whiteford Floyd 1905 - 1977 ............................. 4 Bobby Floyd 1932 - ................... 3 Mamie Richardson ....................... +Murray Rollin Singleton 1905 - 1960 ............................. 4 George W. Singleton ............................. 4 Henry Rollin Singleton 1929 - 1962 ................................. +Elizabeth Dusenbury ........................................ 5 Henry Lamont Singleton ........................................ 5 Diane Singleton ........................................ 5 Gaile Singleton ............................. 4 Irma Singleton ................................. +Joe Singleton ............................. 4 Bonnie Faye Singleton ............................. 4 Shelby Singleton ................................. +Larrie Graham ............................. 4 Deena Lynn Singleton ........ 2 Ann Capps ............ +C. L. Howell ........ 2 Lula Jane Capps 1883 - 1981 ............ +John Wilbur Hardwick 1889 - 1948 ................... 3 ??? Hardwick 1923 - ........ 2 Rachel Capps ............ +John Calhoun Richardson 1895 - 1960 ................... 3 Jack Richardson ................... 3 James C. Richardson ................... 3 Mrs. C. L. Rivers ................... 3 Mrs. E. S. Martin ........ 2 Aaron Pickney Capps 1878 - 1959 ................... 3 Harvey W. Capps ................... 3 Frank Capps ........ 2 Joe D. Capps ........ 2 D. V. Capps ........ 2 George T. Capps ........ 2 John G. Capps

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Taken from The Virginian Pilot newspaper in Norfolk, Virginia on May 13, 1999...... PORTSMOUTH.....Maebelle C. Yarbrough of the 2500 block of Bird Lane died May 11, 1999, in Portsmouth. A native of Conway, SC, she was a daughter of the late Thomas D. Chestnut and the late Nancy Chestnut. She was the widow of Hubert M. Yarbrough and was also preceded in death by a son, Larry Yarbrough. She was a member of the Church of God. Survivors include a daughter, Betty Ward and husband, Ernest, of Lynchburg, VA.; five sons, Lloyd Chestnut of Portsmouth, T. J. Chestnut and wife, Claudette of Conway, SC., Eugene Yarbrough and wife, Shellby, of Granbury, TX, and William Yarbrough and wife, Martha, and Jerry Yarbrough and wife, Libby, all of Chesapeake; four sisters, Marie Holt, Mary Jo Chestnut and Johnnie Lou Lupo, all of Conway, SC, and Gussie McDowell of Charleston, SC; 14 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. A graveside service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday at Riverside Memorial Park by the Rev. Carlton Smith. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 pm today at Sturtevant Funeral Home, Portsmouth Blvd. Chapel. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. She had a long struggle with cancer and was ready to join her Savior.

Taken from The Virginian Pilot newspaper in Norfolk, Virginia. NORFOLK...Viola W. Westmoreland, 85, of the 2500 block of Heutte Drive, died May 10, 1999, in a Norfolk hospital. Mrs. Westmoreland was a native of Conway, S.C. and a resident of Norfolk for most of her life. She was the widow of Clarence O. Westmoreland. She was a member of Calvin Presbyterian Church in Norfolk. Mrs. Westmoreland retired after 30 years from the U.S. Naval Exchange, NOB, as a department manager. She was a longtime member of the Fleet Reserve Association. She was a loving, caring woman who gave of herself unselfishly to her family and friends. Survivors include her sisters, Lillian Duke of McClellansville, SC, and Margaret Thompson of Myrtle Beach, SC; her brothers, John Woodard, Sr. of Norfolk, Douglas Woodard of High Point, NC, Joe Woodard of Columbia, SC; and numerous nieces and nephews including John Woodard, Jr. of Norfolk, whom she raised as her own son, and Ronnie and Joann Woodard of Atlanta, in whose early lives she played a significant part. A chapel service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., Norfolk, by the Rev. Robert DeWitt. Burial will be at Woodlawn Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends at the funeral home today from 7 to 8 pm.

I'm gonna be gone on vacation from the 16th thru the 23rd, Everyone hold the fort down and behave yourselves. II'll let you know how many BIG FLOUNDER I caught on the beaches. See you, well talk with you, in a week. bye-bye Pearl Drew

Thought some might like to read this. From the Florence Morning News. Dillon, SC Mr. A.L. ( Jack ) Lewis, 111, 76, died Sunday, April 4, 1999 in St Eugene Med. Center, Dillon, SC Born in Gallivants Ferry, SC, October 19, 1922, he was the son of the late Alexander L. LewisJr., Catherine Foxworth Lewis. He was a graduate of the Aynor High School, class of 1939. He came to Dillon in 1939, before serving in the infantry during World Was 11 where he was wounded and received a Purple Heart. He bagan work at Hyman Motor co. in Dillon and later opened Dillon Body Shop where he worked more than 40 years. Mr. Lewis was a charter member of VFW Post 6091 Mackey Lodge, a Dillon County Fireman for 24 years, served two terms on the dillon county council and was a member of Dillon First Baptist Church. He is survived y his wife, Pauline Pratt Lewis of Dillon, a daughter, Linda K. Lewis of Columbia, SC, sons and daughters-in-law, Alex and Day Lewis of Dillon and Paul and Rosemary Lewis of Dillon, sisters, Carolyn Davis of Hope Milles, NC and Mickey Vieth of Chattanooga, TN, brothers, Bob Lewis of Florence, SC and Wade Lewis of Hamlet, NC, four grandchildren. Pearl

I read this in the Florence Morning News and thought I'd send it on. Pearl Colon Lunue Wiggins Colon L. Wiggins, 69, died Tuesday, April 6, 1999, at Carolinas Hospital System in Florene. Funeral services will be a 1pm Thursday at Richardson-Miles funeral home chapel, with burial in piney grove free will baptist church cemetery in Latta. the family will receive friends from 7 to 9pm. today at the funeral home. born in Dillon County, he was a son of the late earl and edna lane wiggins. he worked with celetex in sellers and later retired from international paper. he was a member of shiloh chapel in oak grove. he is survived by his wife, Margaret gainey wiggins of the home; a son, Carl wiggins sr. of summerville SC, daughters, Christine Huggins of Marion, and Sandra Watson of Floydale, a brother, Billie wiggins of Dillon, sisters, charlotte page of Floydale, Carolyn Williams of sellers and Judy Williams of Latta, seven grandsons, five great-grandchildren, stepsons, roy of Patrick SC and Clenice Windburn of Hartsville sc. stepdauthers Ellen Lloyd of Hartsville and kitty Oliver of ruby SC, Pearl

Hi Everybody: Just did a Data Update to Marion Banks McGee's Web Site last nite, have added 1440 names for total of 8799. Marion has added some new Surnames: SURNAMES: Abbott, Banks, Barnhill, Bland, Cox, Garrell, Hardee, Isgett, Jarrell, McGee, Moody, Norris, Reaves, Soles, Watts, West. Take a look, might find some cousins. http://www.geocities.com/~marionbmc/ Mike Cooper Webmaster E-Mail: FirstFrontier@gbso.net URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/2544

Hi Jerri Lynn, I sent that same letter months ago when I received it for about the hundredth time and my Congressman said it was BS! said there was no such bill being introduced at this time that he was aware of and that he had been flooded for a year with these same questions. Oh well, at least they should all know where we stand, huh? lol! Pam Smiths wrote: > > Hi guys.... > Just sent email to my Congressman about the long-distance charges thay > are about to vote on...If it passes...Genealogy will come to a > stand-still. Please don't let that happen!!!! > Sincerely, > Jerri Lynne > > ==== 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/ -- "If you are losing the game, change the rules." http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5606 DarkMedicine's "From Here To Eternity" Co Founder of http://www.badgirls.org and PROUD to be one of "The Notorious 14" http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hollow/5208 SuperSleuths on the Web http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/1855 HotRods Trucks and 4x4's http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/4480 Once Upon A Time At Tricks' Place