I have to book Descendants of William Harper, Irish Immigrant to Lancaster Co, South Carolina. Would you want to scan that book? Donna Clark ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bil Brasington" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 8:48 AM Subject: [SCLANCAS] Any Family book by Viola Caston Floyd > Viola Caston Floyd did as much for the study of family as anyone, more in my > opinion because she published her work for others to use. > > An offer to anyone who owns or has access to the Viola's Jarper, Caston, > and/or Floyd-Ervin Familyt Histories, if you get it to me, I will scan it to > CD ROM and return your book to you. Nothing fancy, just scanned images > which any Windows 95/98 can read. I will then make the CD ROM availaible to > any and all at cost, less than $10 per CD. > > If you know Viola's brother who I understand owns her copyfights, I would be > glad to enter into any kind of agreement suitable to him to pay him per CD > RON what he thinks is fair. > > Any takers? > > > > > W A "Bil" Brasington > 3703 Sunstone Drive > Houston, Texas 77068-1203 > www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/a/William-A-Brasington/ > http://freeweb.pdq.net/Bil_Brasington/default.htm > > To steal from one person is plagiarism. > To steal from many is research. > > Why couldn't I have had one paper "pack rat" ancestor? > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com >

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Viola Caston Floyd did as much for the study of family as anyone, more in my opinion because she published her work for others to use. An offer to anyone who owns or has access to the Viola's Jarper, Caston, and/or Floyd-Ervin Familyt Histories, if you get it to me, I will scan it to CD ROM and return your book to you. Nothing fancy, just scanned images which any Windows 95/98 can read. I will then make the CD ROM availaible to any and all at cost, less than $10 per CD. If you know Viola's brother who I understand owns her copyfights, I would be glad to enter into any kind of agreement suitable to him to pay him per CD RON what he thinks is fair. Any takers? W A "Bil" Brasington 3703 Sunstone Drive Houston, Texas 77068-1203 www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/a/William-A-Brasington/ http://freeweb.pdq.net/Bil_Brasington/default.htm To steal from one person is plagiarism. To steal from many is research. Why couldn't I have had one paper "pack rat" ancestor? ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Note: surnames at least mentioned in the following include MILLER, TERRELL, HELTON/HILTON, HOUGH, MONTGOMER, HAIL, MCMANUS, PHILLIPS, KING At least 3 of the children of George Miller- b. 1777 and died January 16 1851 m. Catharine Terrell - married into the HILTON family per his will. They may all be the children of George Hilton b. 1793 and Margaret "Peggy" Hough b. 1803 (LDS site has abt 1801) Rebecca Miller Hilton b. 1812 (Did she marry Terrel HILTON b. 1818 or Moses HILTON b. 1819 - Note that both would have been six to seven years younger than she was) Clary Miller Hilton b. 1829 - Did she marry Samuel HILTON b. 1827 George W. Miller b. 1824 (Did he marry Abigail Hilton. Note that the LDS has her born 1838) If the 1838 date is correct she would have been too young to be the A Miller on Lancaster County 1850 Census 165B 506 G.W. Miller 26M A Miller 24F Following are Census listings for HILTON/HELTON in Lancaster County 1850 and on further down those for Chesterfield Co. Possibly other Hilton/Helton and Miller researchers can clarify the names, or use to further their own research. PLEASE post to list or e-mail me direct with any connections. 150 274 In home of Mers. MONTGOMERY 70F are M. J. Hilton 15 F, and H. C. Hilton 12 F 175 652 G. Hilton 50 F L Hilton 24 M E Hilton 18 M K Hilton 15 M R Hilton 12 F G Hilton 10 F 175B 652 P Hilton 8 M J HAIL 30M school teacher 175B 654 G Helton 51 M M Helton 48F S.C. Helton 13 F M. A. Helton 11F D. G. Helton 7 M T. F. Helton 5 M L Helton 8 F 175B 655 M Helton 31M H Helton 32F M Helton 5F M Helton 3 F R Helton 2 M 175b 657 S Helton 24M C Helton 18F A Helton 1F IS THE ABOVE CLARY MILLER HILTON??? 177 675 B Helton 68M E Helton 3 26F J Helton 18M D Helton D 14F L Helton 12 M 177 676 John Helton 33M H Helton 33F T Helton 16M L Helton 14F E Helton 12F O Helton 10F R Helton 8 M T Helton 6 F L Helton 4M E Helton 1F L Helton 45M T Helton 45F C Helton 20F H Helton 18M V Helton 16 F M Helton 14 F M Helton 12 F S Helton 10F 179 700 W Hilton 30M E Hilton 30M W Hilton 10M F Hilton 8 M P Hilton 6 M F Hilton 4M B Hilton 2 M Also Sarah MCMANUS 22F M Hilton 1 F 179 703 Z Hilton 50M S Hilton 35F J. R. Hilton 28M M Hilton 24 M school teacher B Hilton 17M M Hilton 15M M Hilton 12F P Hilton 8M L Hilton 6M 179 704 D Hilton 26M M Hilton 17F Minor Hilton 2M 179 706 D Hilton 53M R Hilton 39F T Hilton 21F W Hilton 19M MC Hilton 13F MJ Hilton 9 F H Hilton 4 F THIS ONE IS ABOUT THE RIGHT AGE FOR REBECCA MILLER HILTON 179B 707 B Hilton 27M E PHILLIPS 26F 184B 789 Sam'l Helton 36M E Helton 33F J Helton 15M S Helton 13M E Helton 9 F M Helton 7F L Helton 5 F M Helton 1F In Chesterfield Co. 1850 Census found the following: 156 884 Dossey Helton 26M Olive Helton 24F Miner Helton 4M Charity Helton 2F 170 1100 Terrel Hilton 32M Rebecca Helton 23 F William Helton 7M George Helton 5M Frances Helton 4 F Elmira Helton 2F Also William R. KING __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

There's a bookseller in Lancaster that specializes in books of local historical and genealogical significance. It's Lindsay's Books, owned by Lindsay Pettus. (The brother of our own Louise Pettus -- an incredible treasure for folks researching around Lancaster <g>.) I'm afraid I've misplaced the address and phone number, but maybe Louise could provide it? Are you still on the list, Louise? I don't know if he carries this particular book, but he's had quite a selection in the past. Angie > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 7:26 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SCLANCAS] William Harper book by Viola Caston Floyd > > > Hello listers: I am trying to obtain the book "Descendants of > William Harper, > Irish Immigrant to Lancaster County, SC" by Viola Caston Floyd and I am > "batting zero". Does anyone know where I would be able to purchase this > book? Does anyone have this book to sell to me? I would appreciate any > assistance because my families are included therein (Hagins, > Huey, et.al)! > Please email me directly. Many thanks, Adrienne in California >

The following is possibly of interest to researchers of following surnames: DEASON, BETTIS, HALE, KIMBALL, FRIZZLE, MASSEY, MILLER, MARSHALL, Please e-mail me at [email protected] if you would like full text. Page 10 and 11 (October 28, 1788) State of South Carolina, Lancaster Co. Indenture made Sept. 10? 1788 between Benjamin DEASON of Flat Creek, Lancaster Co. Planter of one part and Francis BETTIS and Benjamin HALE of same creek and county Planter of othe part... mentions other names Thomas FRIZZLE and Frederick KIMBALL of a Negroe Wench named Hagar and her child ... bought by the said Benjamin HALE ...said Bond upon a pretence that the said Benjamin DEASON was about to abscond and leave the State and that the common process of Law could not be served upon him and wherever the said Benjamin DEASON was not about to abscond or to leave the state ...before 1st day of March 1790 pay or cause to be paid to the said Thomas FRIZZLE and Frederick KIMBALL, their heirs, etc. the sum of 99 pounds 4 shillings and one penny lawful money. signed by Frances BETTIS Benjamin DEASON Benj. HALE witnesses John MASSEY Michael M. MILLER page 12 South Carolina, Lancaster County. This day personally appeared before me Michal MILLER and being duly sworn according to Law says that he saw Bejnamin DEASON sign and deliver...saw John MASSEY sign his name as a witness and further saith he signed his name as a subscribing withness. Sworn this 28th day of Oct. 1788 John MARSHAL J. P. Michael (his mark) MILLER __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

This is again in the thread of Massey exchanges. #1: Eleonore Crespo was sharp enough to pick up an error in an earlier post. I put 28 August 1865 as the marriage date of Andrew and Hannah Jane (Horton) Johnson rather than their daughter Caroline Johnson to William A Biggart. #2: On May 26, 1838 Ezekiah Massey mortgaged to John Vanlandingham 150 acres on both sides of the north prong of Crooked Creek, bounded on the north by lands of the estate of Miss McCardell and William Johnson, on the west by lands of William Johnson, on the south by the south prong of Crooked Creek, on the east by lands of Andrew McIlwaine and the estate of Nancy McCardell. Witnesses: John Isom and Jo. T. Copeland. Proved by John Isom July 21, 1838 before L. Fleming. (Deeds N, 263) This would have been Ezekiah (or Hezekiah) Massey. This land would have been near where Henry Vanlandingham Massey and Mary (Johnson) Massey later resided. Crooked Creek was a branch of Camp Creek. H V Massey was probably the son of Ezekiah. Why was he given the middle name "Vanlandingham"? As I said, I am not kin. But I have made miscellaneous notes on families who lived in the "Lower" Camp Creek and Dry Creek areas where some of my ancestors lived. On 1850 census, he was #192b, Massey, E 60 M. --- ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello listers: I am trying to obtain the book "Descendants of William Harper, Irish Immigrant to Lancaster County, SC" by Viola Caston Floyd and I am "batting zero". Does anyone know where I would be able to purchase this book? Does anyone have this book to sell to me? I would appreciate any assistance because my families are included therein (Hagins, Huey, et.al)! Please email me directly. Many thanks, Adrienne in California

First, let me apologize to those of you who will see this message more than once. I am cross-posting to several SC lists. We have just finished updating my webpage and would invite y'all to stop by 'n check it out. You would probably only be interested in the Maternal part of the site, since all of my paternal lines are from PA. Hoping to find some others working on my families and some "new'' cousins. R. W. [Bill] Hughes ©¿©¬ [email protected] Peoria, AZ Please see my homepage at: http://lightning.prohosting.com/~bhughes

This is amother in the thread of Massey exchanges. In response to several e-mails I have received, the Masseys are not my kin, and I regret I have no more to share. Way back when I began looking for my Johnson ancestors, I went through the court and land records of Lancaster County, South Carolina and wrote down lots of odds and ends I thought might tie in. The Horton-Johnson connections, of which there are several, led me to jot down the record I posted on John and Sarah Massey. Michael Horton, made a will dated 1855, with codicil 1860, and proved 186?. His parents were William and Elizabeth Horton. He married Susannah Massey, daughter of John and Sarah Massey, of Chesterfield District. Their daughter Ann (Hannah) Jane Horton [1823--1911] was married 28 August 1865 to Andrew Johnson [Ca 1818--1898] who was named executor of Horton's will. Several of this family were buried at West Side Cemetery, Lancaster, SC. Mainly from census records, but also from some better sources, I find names of 11 children. Those about whom I know anything at all are: Placetta Caroline Johnson [Ca 1840/41] m: William Alexander Biggart [Ca 1828] (his 2nd wife); Michael H Johnson [July 1853] m: Doria Brasington [Nov 1863--191x]; Mary Jane [30 Nov 1861--4 Nov 1935] m: 4 Jan 1883 William Thurlow Gregory [20 May 1853--11 Nov 1939]. Because several people have asked, my Johnson ancestors were on Camp Creek near the Catawba River. My William Johnson was probably a brother to James F Johnson (married Nancy Marlow) and to John M Johnson (married Mary Marlow). These last two married sisters, daughter of William Marlow Senior. I was informed that John M Johnson's daughter married Henry V Massey. I find now that I copied from somewhere "VanLandingham" as Henry's middle name. Don Maring ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

In a message dated 03/30/2000 6:50:04 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > John Massey of Chesterfield District died 1 January 1837. > Heirs: Sarah (widow) > Sarah, wife of Elijah Phillips > Elizabeth, deceased, wife of Dr Ed. Terrell (parents of James Terrell) > Frances, wife of John Myers > Susannah, wife of Michael Horton > (Lancaster County, South Carolina Court of Equity Records) > > Massey apparently owned some land in Lancaster Co, SC on Flat Creek. > Caroline Massey bn 1822/24 is said to be the daughter of John Massey, Sr and Sarah Catledge. She married Leonidas Lowry of the White Plains area of Chesterfield Co., SC about 1846. Caroline is not listed in any estate papers or lawsuits. She would have been about 13 when John died, therefore should have had a guardian. In a letter written by James Lowry of Hempstead Co., Ark to Thomas J. Lowry of Houston, MS (both brothers of Leonidas Lowry} "July 1st 1868 You write bro L. has joined the Baptist. All the Massey family in which he married was Baptist of the hard shell order so well as I recalled, but I presume he is missionary as he preached at Elizabeth church......I don't think bro L. will enjoy himself in that church." Can anyone help me on this? I have been trying for 20 yrs. John Sr's estate was about $66,000 and he had land in Chesterfield Co., Lancaster Co and Kershaw Co. all in SC Carolyn Lowery Carter SC

The South Carolina Archives and History Center website is found at http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/homepage.htm The Camden Archives and Museum website is found at http://www.mindspring.com/~camdenarchives/index.html Shelby -----Original Message----- From: Sue Brooks <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, March 31, 2000 6:22 AM Subject: [SCLANCAS] SCLANCAS Rootsweb Archives >My Massey census listing which contained information on >searching archives may have been misleading. I was >referring to the archives messages to the SCLANCAS list and >others which may be found at > >www.rootsweb.com then scroll down to Search Engines, click >on Interactive Search of Mailing Lists, then type in Name >of List such as SCLANCAS (our list) or a surname. Then you >can search by year of all the archived messages. > >I apologize if it was interpreted as meaning the South >Carolina Archives. (I sure wish they WERE on-line) > >Sue > > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. >http://im.yahoo.com >

My Massey census listing which contained information on searching archives may have been misleading. I was referring to the archives messages to the SCLANCAS list and others which may be found at www.rootsweb.com then scroll down to Search Engines, click on Interactive Search of Mailing Lists, then type in Name of List such as SCLANCAS (our list) or a surname. Then you can search by year of all the archived messages. I apologize if it was interpreted as meaning the South Carolina Archives. (I sure wish they WERE on-line) Sue __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Sue Brooks Will you please repeat the directions for locating the old SC District Records? You posted that information in the 1850 Census message about the Massey family. I am researching my Baker ancestors in early SC and I have had difficulty finding records dated earlier than 1800. Thank you. Elizabeth Baker

RE: Sue Brooks sugestion about posting more MASSEy data . . . . John Massey of Chesterfield District died 1 January 1837. Heirs: Sarah (widow) Sarah, wife of Elijah Phillips Elizabeth, deceased, wife of Dr Ed. Terrell (parents of James Terrell) Frances, wife of John Myers Susannah, wife of Michael Horton (Lancaster County, South Carolina Court of Equity Records) Massey apparently owned some land in Lancaster Co, SC on Flat Creek. ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Sue, am new to list, and appreciate info on archived lists. also, have been researching SPRAY family, which originated in Mecklenburg county, NC, lines changed to Union County, Nc, and , in some cases, changed to Lancaster County SC. So, have found family info in all counties. There was a promiment MASSEY family in Union County, near the SC border. If you haven't checked there, you might want to..........beth caldwell -----Original Message----- From: Sue Brooks <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 7:13 AM Subject: [SCLANCAS] Mary MILLER MASSEY & Others - 1850 Census >In George Miller's will (He was born 1777, Lancaster d. >1851 Lancaster, SC and married to Katherine Terrell b. 1789 >died 1877 Lancaster, SC) he mentions daughter Mary MASSEY >(according to birth date she would have been about 24 in >1850) among his children. Because he had property on both >sides of Lynches River his daughter could have married into >Lancaster or Chesterfield MASSEY family. I would like to >identify her spouse. The following are all the MASSEY >names I can locate on the 1850 Lancaster and Chesterfield >Census not just the ones who could be Mary Miller Massey. >Hopefully other MASSEY researchers have input/comments on >some of these. > >Other names mentioned in these households are: CURETON, >WILLISON, CHAMBERS, CROCKETT, JOHNSTON, HAMILTON, LANIER, >BAKER, TERRELL, MCMANUS > >Also note - if you are new to SCLANCAS list and would like >to look back at the archived messages go to >www.rootsweb.com and page down to Search Engines, click on >Interactive Search of Mailing Lists, and type in SCLANCAS, >the years its been in existence will come up and you can >search from there by surname, etc.. I haven't found a way >to list all the messages, but typeing in Lancaster brought >up many of them. > >1850 Lancaster Census MASSEY are: >131 B Massey, Saml. B. 35 M >Massey, M. E. 28 F >Massey, S. F. 5 M >Massey, B. H. 2 M > >134, with family of Thomas K. CURETON are >Massey, Mary R. 19, F >Massey, J. E., 21, F >Massey, J. P. C 32, M >Massey, T. D. 28, M > >134 Massey, SA 17 F living w/Cureton fam. >Massey, W. H., 14 M living w/Cureton fam. > >139b Massey, Benj L 65, m >Massey, Sarah, 67 F >Also living with this family are: L WILLISON 38 F, W. W. >WILLISON 5 M, W. L. CHAMBERS 31 M > >139b Massey, H. L. 34 M >Massey, J 29 F >Massey, W. E. 5 F >Massey, C. A. 2 F > >152 Massey, Alvin 28M >Massey, M. 26 F >Massey, Amanda 4 F >Massey, Ann 2 F >Massey, H 1 F > >158 Massey, A 28 M >Massey, M 24 F >Massey, M. A. 5 F >Massey, Ann 3 F >Massey, H 2 F > >158 Massey, J. C. 22 M >Massey, K 18 F >Massey, M 7/12 F > >160 Massey, P. L. 35 M >Massey, M 24 F >Massey, J. E. 1 M > >167b Massey, J 59 M >Massey, M. 66 F > >172 Massey, N. M. 18 F living with CROCKETT family > >187b Massey, H. V 35 M >Massey, M. A. 30 F >Massey, J. W 13 M >Massey, S.A 11 F >Massey, W. R. 8 M >Massey, J. H. 6 M >Massey, S. T. 4 M >Massey, A. C. 1 M >A Jane JOHNSTON 44 F and J HAMILTON 19 M were also listed >in this household > >192 b Massey, E 60 M >Massey, M. 40 F >Massey, ? 23 F >Massey, R, 18 M >Massey, C 18 M >Massey, J. T. 15 M > >198 Massey, James R 61 M >Massey, E. 46 F >Massey, C 21 F >Massey E. 18 F >Massey, S. 13 F >Massey, Jas. 10 F >M. L. LANIER 18 F and O LANIER 14 M were also listed in >this household > >1850 Chesterfield Co. Census lists the following: >159b Massey, Sarah 60 F >Catharine BAKER 50 F is listed at this household > >159B Massey, James E. 24 M >Massey, Martha 22 F >Massey, George 3 M >Massey, Ann 2 F >Massey, John 1/12 > >161b Massey, Calvin 30 M >Massey, Catharine 32 F >Elizabeth TERREL 14 F and Napoleon McManus 14 M are also >listed with this household > >161b Massey, Mary 65 F >Massey, Harriet 28 F >Massey, Hugh 24 M > >169 Massey, Elender 50 F living alone > >175b Massey, William L. 35 M >Massey, Haldy 40 F >Massey, Mary A. P 18 F >Massey, Lydia 16 F >Massey, John L. 14 M >Massey, Austin H 13 M >Massey, Benjamin T. 12 M >Massey, Ellen E. 11 F >Massey, Pleasant W. 10 M >Massey, Sarah 8 F >Massey, Naney 6 F >Massey, Nathaniel R. 6 M >Massey, Rosa 1 F >Massey, Haldy 1 F > > > > > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. >http://im.yahoo.com >

RE: Sue Brooks's request for any ID of 1850 census Masseys, etc. Just in case someone does have an answer, here are some clues and a question. There was an Ezekiah (or Hezekiah) Massey a few miles southwest of Lancaster in the Camp Creek area. In 1826, Samuel Hammond petitioned for the distribution of the estate of Sherod Sims, Senior. The land was purchased by Hugh McCrory and was bounded by lands of William Johnston, Richard Buckaloo, James Parks, Daniel Hargroves, Hezekiah Massey, James King, and others. In 1838, E. Massey sold to John Vanlandingham 150 acres on Crooked Creek bounded by lands of William Johnson on the north and west. On 13 Sept 1852, Ezekiah (and Margaret) Massey sold to John D. McCardell 150 acres on Crooked Creek. William Johnson's brother, John M. Johnson, was the husband of Mary (Marlow) and had children Jane and Andrew. John M. Johnson apparently lived on Camp Creek in Lancaster Co, SC until the early 1840s. Jane (44) was in Henry V Massey's household in 1850, and Andrew was a neighbor. On 15 July 1845, Mary Johnson, widow, deeded her real and personal estate to Henry V. Massey, for "natural love and affection", including 200 acres on Camp Creek bounded by lands of Robert Douglas on the north, George Perry on the east, J. Carter on the south and southwest (formerly Andrew McIlwain's), and Hunter's land on the northwest. In return, H. V. Massey promised to provide food, clothing, and shelter for Mary Johnson and to assume responsibility for her debts, including those arising from the execution of her late husband's will. Witnesses were Andrew Johnson and John J. Sims. In 1850, the census entry after the houehold of H. V. Massey, 35, Wagon Maker, where Jane Johnston (44) was residing, was that of A. W. Johnston, 43 (Male) and J. 23 (Female). That would be Andrew. So: What was the connection between Mary (Marlow) Johnson and Henry V Massey? Don Maring ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

In George Miller's will (He was born 1777, Lancaster d. 1851 Lancaster, SC and married to Katherine Terrell b. 1789 died 1877 Lancaster, SC) he mentions daughter Mary MASSEY (according to birth date she would have been about 24 in 1850) among his children. Because he had property on both sides of Lynches River his daughter could have married into Lancaster or Chesterfield MASSEY family. I would like to identify her spouse. The following are all the MASSEY names I can locate on the 1850 Lancaster and Chesterfield Census not just the ones who could be Mary Miller Massey. Hopefully other MASSEY researchers have input/comments on some of these. Other names mentioned in these households are: CURETON, WILLISON, CHAMBERS, CROCKETT, JOHNSTON, HAMILTON, LANIER, BAKER, TERRELL, MCMANUS Also note - if you are new to SCLANCAS list and would like to look back at the archived messages go to www.rootsweb.com and page down to Search Engines, click on Interactive Search of Mailing Lists, and type in SCLANCAS, the years its been in existence will come up and you can search from there by surname, etc.. I haven't found a way to list all the messages, but typeing in Lancaster brought up many of them. 1850 Lancaster Census MASSEY are: 131 B Massey, Saml. B. 35 M Massey, M. E. 28 F Massey, S. F. 5 M Massey, B. H. 2 M 134, with family of Thomas K. CURETON are Massey, Mary R. 19, F Massey, J. E., 21, F Massey, J. P. C 32, M Massey, T. D. 28, M 134 Massey, SA 17 F living w/Cureton fam. Massey, W. H., 14 M living w/Cureton fam. 139b Massey, Benj L 65, m Massey, Sarah, 67 F Also living with this family are: L WILLISON 38 F, W. W. WILLISON 5 M, W. L. CHAMBERS 31 M 139b Massey, H. L. 34 M Massey, J 29 F Massey, W. E. 5 F Massey, C. A. 2 F 152 Massey, Alvin 28M Massey, M. 26 F Massey, Amanda 4 F Massey, Ann 2 F Massey, H 1 F 158 Massey, A 28 M Massey, M 24 F Massey, M. A. 5 F Massey, Ann 3 F Massey, H 2 F 158 Massey, J. C. 22 M Massey, K 18 F Massey, M 7/12 F 160 Massey, P. L. 35 M Massey, M 24 F Massey, J. E. 1 M 167b Massey, J 59 M Massey, M. 66 F 172 Massey, N. M. 18 F living with CROCKETT family 187b Massey, H. V 35 M Massey, M. A. 30 F Massey, J. W 13 M Massey, S.A 11 F Massey, W. R. 8 M Massey, J. H. 6 M Massey, S. T. 4 M Massey, A. C. 1 M A Jane JOHNSTON 44 F and J HAMILTON 19 M were also listed in this household 192 b Massey, E 60 M Massey, M. 40 F Massey, ? 23 F Massey, R, 18 M Massey, C 18 M Massey, J. T. 15 M 198 Massey, James R 61 M Massey, E. 46 F Massey, C 21 F Massey E. 18 F Massey, S. 13 F Massey, Jas. 10 F M. L. LANIER 18 F and O LANIER 14 M were also listed in this household 1850 Chesterfield Co. Census lists the following: 159b Massey, Sarah 60 F Catharine BAKER 50 F is listed at this household 159B Massey, James E. 24 M Massey, Martha 22 F Massey, George 3 M Massey, Ann 2 F Massey, John 1/12 161b Massey, Calvin 30 M Massey, Catharine 32 F Elizabeth TERREL 14 F and Napoleon McManus 14 M are also listed with this household 161b Massey, Mary 65 F Massey, Harriet 28 F Massey, Hugh 24 M 169 Massey, Elender 50 F living alone 175b Massey, William L. 35 M Massey, Haldy 40 F Massey, Mary A. P 18 F Massey, Lydia 16 F Massey, John L. 14 M Massey, Austin H 13 M Massey, Benjamin T. 12 M Massey, Ellen E. 11 F Massey, Pleasant W. 10 M Massey, Sarah 8 F Massey, Naney 6 F Massey, Nathaniel R. 6 M Massey, Rosa 1 F Massey, Haldy 1 F __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Here is another abstract which contains the following surnames which may be of interest: DEASON, LOWRY, KIMBALL, FRIZZLE (FRISSLE), ARANT?, ARON?, BROTTON, BAKER, CHILDERS, GIBSON, WADE, WILLIAMS, TURNER, CRONOMOSIN? (Have no idea of what this name was/is) My interest was DEASON surname. I have edited somewhat for brevity, but have full text. Pages 47,48, 49 are pages of the book, page 36 is from the text of the book. "Abstracts of Deeds B (Old) Lancaster, Co. SC, Vol 1", Nat#393275 from pages 47, 48, 49 This indenture made the 15th of July 1788 between William DEASON and Jane his wife of the one part and FRederick KIMBALL of the other part both of Camden District, witnesseth ... sum of 50 pounds Sterling money of the State aforesaid ... hath sold to Frederick KIMBALL ... land granted to Mary GIBSON and from GIBSON transferred to Thomas WADE by lease & release dated May 14, 1760 and thence transferred from WADE to John BROTTON and from John BROTTON to Cron? and from then to John BAKER and from BAKER to Thomas CHILDORA and from CHILDORA to Benjamin DEASON and from DEASON to Conrod ARON and from Conrod ARON to his son William ARON and from the said ARON to William DEASON and from said DEASON to Frederick KIMBALL, the said land lying and being on Flat Creek granted unter the hand of Wm. Henry LITTLETON, Gov. of SC, ... containing 100 acres ... signed by Wm. DEASON Jane DEASON (her mark) Signed sealed and delivered in presence of ? WILLIAMS Thos. FRIZZLE (his mark) ? TURNER PAGE 36 Oct. 15 1789 personally came Frederick KIMBALL and Capt. William DEASON and both say that on the 14 of Jany. 1789 they did cancel the conveyance (from the said Capt. DEASON to the said Co. KIMBALL) and they -- recorded and the said Capt. DEASON produced a RECT. in full of dues and demands from the said KIMBALL to him the said DEASON. page 36 South Carolina, Lancaster Co., this day Thos. FRIZZLE personally came before me John LOWRY ... made oath that he saw William DEASON and Jane his wife sign, seal and deliver the above Instrument of Writing for the uses and purposes above mentioned and that he did sign the same as a subscribing withness and likewise he did see William WILLIAMS and Samuel TURNER also sign the same as subscribing witness. Sworn to this 17th of July 1788 before me. John LOWRY J.P. July 17 1788 State of SC. This indenture made 16 July 1788 between William DEASON, Planter and Jane his wife of the one part and Frederick KIMBALL planter both of Camden District Wtnesseth that for 50 pounds stering of SC to him paid he hath sold to said Frederick KIMBALL ... tract of land that his Excellency William Henry Littleton Esq. governor of said State gave and granted to her the said Mary GIBSON transferred to Thomas WADE by lease and release dated May 14, 1760 and thence transferred from Thomas WADE by lease & release to John BROTTON and from John BROTTON transferred to CRONOMOZIN from CRONOMOZIN transferred to John BAKER, from John BAKER transferred to Thomas CHILDERS, from said Thomas CHILDERS to Benjamin DEASON and from thence to Conrod Aorant by lease & release from thence to William Arrant his son by lease and release and from thence transferred to William DEASON abovesaid. Now said William DEASON hath conveyed unto said Frederick KIMBALL ... a tract of 200 acres of land granted to said Mary GIBSON ... lying on Flat Creek together with all ... William DEASON Jane (her mark) DEASON signed sealed & delivered in presence of William WILLIAMS Thomas FRISSLE Samuel TURNER South Carolina, received of Frederick KIMBALL sum of 50 pounds sterling ... William Deason (seal) Jane (her mark) DEASON (seal) Witnesses Thos. FRISSLE Saml. TURNER __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com