Sue, I am looking for land deeds from Lancaster County, SC for dates of 1790-1810, Surname: Helton/Hilton. Are the records you found listed that old? Thanks, Sammye Baker -----Original Message----- From: Sue Brooks <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, March 23, 2000 9:46 AM Subject: [SCLANCAS] Abstract of Deeds - Lancaster ppgs. 87, 88, 89 >The following may be of interest to Lancaster researchers >of the following surnames HARPER, KERN, FUNDERBURK, >TOMLINSON, CRAIG, HEATH, ANDERSON, WARE, RUSSELL, HUNTER >LETZINGER, ADAMS, SHAFNAL?? CRAWFORD > >I thought I would post these as they contain information to >other names beyond those I'm researching. They were taken >from a book entitled Abstracts of Deeds B (Old) - Lancaster >Co. SC Vol. 1, Nat#393275. I didn't write down the >publishing date (believe it was 1920's, 30's) but if I am >violating any copyright laws by posting this please let me >know at [email protected], as there are several others >I have and would like to post. Also, let me know if this >type of information is not needed/wanted for the list. The >page numbers listed in the Subject line above are from the >book itself. The page numbers below were noted in the >text. > >pg # not noted >Waters of Wild Cat now this indenture witnesseth that >William HARPER for sum of 30 pounds sterling money of said >Province paid to him by said Jacob KERN hath sold to said >Jacob KERN forever, in his actual possession now being by >virtue of a bargain and sale, a tract of land of 100 acres > >Wm (his mark) HARPER > >signed sealed & delivered in presence of us >John BIBBE Nathaniel BIBBE > >Memorandum that on 17 day of Jany, 1789 John BIBBE appeared >before Jno. CRAIG, J.P. and swore he was present and did >see Wm. HARPER sign seal and deliver within Deed to Jacob >KERN and that Nathaniel BIBBE was present and did witness >the same > >pages 82 and 82 Feby. 17th 1792 > >Indenture made 24 September 1791 between John TOMLINSON and >Rebekah his wife and Moses HEATHE witnesseth that said John >TOMLINSON and Rebekah his wife for sum of 100 pounds >sterling sold unto Moses HEATH a tract of land containing >130 acres more or less lying being in SC, in the Waxhaws >Settlement, being part of a tract belonging to estate of >Robert HOWARD deceased and runs thence across said land 60 >chains to a pine in Robert CRAWFORD's line, etc..... it >being part of a tract of 490 acres granted to Stephen WHITE >in 1754 by his excellancy Matthew ROWAN then Governor of >North Carolina. > >John (his mark) TOMLINSON >Rebekah (her mark) TOMLINSON > >Isaac ANDERSON >Thomas WARE >John RUSSELL >Provd. in Court & Recording >pages 82 and 83 April 22, 1789 >This indenture made 29th October between Devall Fonderburgh >of SC, Lancaster County Planter and Daniel HUNTER of said >county and province witnesseth that by a certain grant >earing date Feb. 12, 1772 under hand of his excellency Lord >Charles Greville Montague Capt. General Governor, etc. over >province of SC did give and grant unto Deval Fonderburk a >tract of land containing 150 acres situate lying on two >branches of Lynches Creek called Otter. Now this is part >of said land 75 acres more or less lying on the south side >of said Otter Creek and the line to go by the creek >adjoined by land of said HUNTER above and by land of Jacob >SHAFNALS below and on other side by vacant land. > >(illegible scribbling) > >Wm. (his mark) ADAMS >John LEBZEN? >John BIBBE > >October 9th Rec'd of Daniel HUNTER the just sum of 50 >pounds sterling money be me for the within land and >premises >Devall FONDERBURK > >Memorandum that on the 10th day of March 1789 Wm. ADAMS >personally appeared before me John CRAIG J.P. of Lancaster >County and was duly sworn and that he was present and did >see Devall FONDERBURK sign seal and deliver the within Deed >unto Daniel HUNTER uses and purpose within mentioned and >that John LETZINGER and John BIBBE was present and did >witness the same > >John CRAIG, J.P. > >page 83 (April 22, 1789) >This indenture made 29 October 17 1788 between Devall >FONDERBURK of Lancaster County, SC planter and Daniel >HUNTER of said county and province, Blacksmith - Witnesseth >that said Devall FONDERBURK for sum of 10 shillings >sterling paid by Daniel HUNTER hath sold to said Daniel >HUNTER a tract of Lynches Creek called Otter Creek >adjoining land of said HUNTERS and bounding on land of >Jacob SHAFNELS, etc. > >(can't make out name looks like JanBfrocabl H. Jonburg) > >Wm. (his mark) ADAMS >John LETZINGER >John BIBBE > >Memorandum that on 10 March 1789 William ADAMS appeared >before John CRAIG J.P. for Lancaster County and swore that >he was present and did see Devall FONDERBURG sign and >deliver with Deed to Daniel HUNTER and that John LETZINGER >and John BIBBE was present and did witness the same before >me. >John CRAIG, J.P > > > > > > > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. >http://im.yahoo.com >

The SC State Archives has made an index of all their early records, land and military. It is really great, you can look up by family name or locality such as Lynches Creek. It consists of 21? reels of 16 mm film. I first used it at the Archives, but have since talk members of our Gen Soc into purchasing this set for the Pensacola Public Library in case you are in NW FL. -- L. L. Scott, IBSSG L. L. Scott's Virtual Office: http://www.geocities.com/~llscott/ Peace: http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~llscott/peace.htm

The following may be of interest to Lancaster researchers of the following surnames HARPER, KERN, FUNDERBURK, TOMLINSON, CRAIG, HEATH, ANDERSON, WARE, RUSSELL, HUNTER LETZINGER, ADAMS, SHAFNAL?? CRAWFORD I thought I would post these as they contain information to other names beyond those I'm researching. They were taken from a book entitled Abstracts of Deeds B (Old) - Lancaster Co. SC Vol. 1, Nat#393275. I didn't write down the publishing date (believe it was 1920's, 30's) but if I am violating any copyright laws by posting this please let me know at [email protected], as there are several others I have and would like to post. Also, let me know if this type of information is not needed/wanted for the list. The page numbers listed in the Subject line above are from the book itself. The page numbers below were noted in the text. pg # not noted Waters of Wild Cat now this indenture witnesseth that William HARPER for sum of 30 pounds sterling money of said Province paid to him by said Jacob KERN hath sold to said Jacob KERN forever, in his actual possession now being by virtue of a bargain and sale, a tract of land of 100 acres Wm (his mark) HARPER signed sealed & delivered in presence of us John BIBBE Nathaniel BIBBE Memorandum that on 17 day of Jany, 1789 John BIBBE appeared before Jno. CRAIG, J.P. and swore he was present and did see Wm. HARPER sign seal and deliver within Deed to Jacob KERN and that Nathaniel BIBBE was present and did witness the same pages 82 and 82 Feby. 17th 1792 Indenture made 24 September 1791 between John TOMLINSON and Rebekah his wife and Moses HEATHE witnesseth that said John TOMLINSON and Rebekah his wife for sum of 100 pounds sterling sold unto Moses HEATH a tract of land containing 130 acres more or less lying being in SC, in the Waxhaws Settlement, being part of a tract belonging to estate of Robert HOWARD deceased and runs thence across said land 60 chains to a pine in Robert CRAWFORD's line, etc..... it being part of a tract of 490 acres granted to Stephen WHITE in 1754 by his excellancy Matthew ROWAN then Governor of North Carolina. John (his mark) TOMLINSON Rebekah (her mark) TOMLINSON Isaac ANDERSON Thomas WARE John RUSSELL Provd. in Court & Recording pages 82 and 83 April 22, 1789 This indenture made 29th October between Devall Fonderburgh of SC, Lancaster County Planter and Daniel HUNTER of said county and province witnesseth that by a certain grant earing date Feb. 12, 1772 under hand of his excellency Lord Charles Greville Montague Capt. General Governor, etc. over province of SC did give and grant unto Deval Fonderburk a tract of land containing 150 acres situate lying on two branches of Lynches Creek called Otter. Now this is part of said land 75 acres more or less lying on the south side of said Otter Creek and the line to go by the creek adjoined by land of said HUNTER above and by land of Jacob SHAFNALS below and on other side by vacant land. (illegible scribbling) Wm. (his mark) ADAMS John LEBZEN? John BIBBE October 9th Rec'd of Daniel HUNTER the just sum of 50 pounds sterling money be me for the within land and premises Devall FONDERBURK Memorandum that on the 10th day of March 1789 Wm. ADAMS personally appeared before me John CRAIG J.P. of Lancaster County and was duly sworn and that he was present and did see Devall FONDERBURK sign seal and deliver the within Deed unto Daniel HUNTER uses and purpose within mentioned and that John LETZINGER and John BIBBE was present and did witness the same John CRAIG, J.P. page 83 (April 22, 1789) This indenture made 29 October 17 1788 between Devall FONDERBURK of Lancaster County, SC planter and Daniel HUNTER of said county and province, Blacksmith - Witnesseth that said Devall FONDERBURK for sum of 10 shillings sterling paid by Daniel HUNTER hath sold to said Daniel HUNTER a tract of Lynches Creek called Otter Creek adjoining land of said HUNTERS and bounding on land of Jacob SHAFNELS, etc. (can't make out name looks like JanBfrocabl H. Jonburg) Wm. (his mark) ADAMS John LETZINGER John BIBBE Memorandum that on 10 March 1789 William ADAMS appeared before John CRAIG J.P. for Lancaster County and swore that he was present and did see Devall FONDERBURG sign and deliver with Deed to Daniel HUNTER and that John LETZINGER and John BIBBE was present and did witness the same before me. John CRAIG, J.P __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Sue: Does your Abstract of Deeds - Lancaster Co. show the names of HAGINS and/or HUEY? I am researching these two Lancaster names in particular. My 3g-gf, Samuel HUEY (s/o of Hercules HUEY and Isabella SMITH), married Sarah "Sally" HAGINS and this family moved to Harris Co. GA by the 1830's. The William HARPER mentioned in your posting was the husband of Catherine HUEY - Catherine being one of the sisters of my Samuel HUEY. I am trying to identify the parentage and siblings of Sarah "Sally" HAGINS - there were numerous other SC HAGINS in Harris Co. GA after the 1830-40's. I also have a great deal of HUEY data that I would like to share with anyone else researching these names. Thanks, Adrienne

Hi Doris, thanks for your help. I have been able to connect a couple of BELKs;here is what I have, maybe it will add to your data as well: H.L.BELK was on a deed in 1864 Lancaster Co.SC as GRANTOR,along with R.H.WILLIAMSON(note the name Williamson also in MAMIE WILLIAMSON BELK-MASSEY) and JOHN D.CASKEY. JANE BELK married HOWELL SHUTE,born 7/5/1826 SC,died 12/30/1919 SC;can give you lots more on the SHUTE line if you like; JAMES BELK married AGNES MONTGOMERY, they had FRANCES 'FRANKIE' BELK,born 1825 NC,married JACOB HENRY KNIGHT and had Harriett,Burrell Henry and Sarah A.Knight;can give you more on the Knight line; MAMIE LILLIE WILLIAMSON BELK married LEONIDAS JACKSON MASSEY and they had 6 children, I can give you if you need them; Leonidas married also CORA WILSON and they had 5 children, have them too,let me know; Leonidas was born 9/22/1862 son of Benjamin Harper Massey and Nancy Catherine Haile;have lots on the Massey line; ROBERT BELK was on a GRANTOR on a deed in 1840 Lancaster Co. along with James Donaldson, Grantee was Benjamin Sykes Massey; I have made Robert and H>L.(Huey Larkin)"possible" brothers, sons of Calvin Belk and unkn Plyler. THOMAS M.BELK was GRANTOR on a deed in 1893 Lanc.Co. and Grantee was MAMIE MASSEY,daughter of above Mamie Lillie Williamson Belk-Massey and Leonidas. Looking at the names you are researching, we have many in common: LEGGETT,my oldest one is ALLEN LEGGETT had son John Wesley Legget,born 1857 married Elizabeth Hinson;he died in LA;are they in your data? have several COX,ALLEN,STRICKLAND,HILL,GREEN and DAVIS;please look at my website for my 'major' lines,would love to exchange information;Eleonore http://members.xoom.com/Mandaley/homepage.htm

Hmm. I have Robert Lee as son of William J. Blackmon and Polly Cato. This is pretty well documented in family stuff, I'll look and see if I can find the original notes I took it from. Wm. J was an old goat, he had 3 wives, one of whom he married when he was in his 50s and she was a teenager I think. I seem to remember seeing this inconsistency in the Cato line once before -- where'd you get your info? It'd be good to find out which was right, once and for all. I didn't have Wylie's wife either, that's helpful. Anyway, Robert Lee and Almetta were married in December 1886. They had 8 kids, one of whom died as an infant - Charles Ross Blackmon, b.30 March 1888, m. Mamye Jordan 4 July 1907, d. August 1969 Lee Blackmon, b. 18 October 1891, m. Margaret Parnell 28 July 1915, d. 7 July 1959 Kate Blackmon, b 27 April 1893, m. James Franklin Gardner 7 June 1910, d. October 1978 Daisy Belk Blackmon, b. 3 March 1895, d. ? Nan "Doll" Blackmon, b. 22 May 1898, m. John Holliday Verdery 12 June 1923, d. 8 September 1980 John Morris Blackmon, b. 1 April 1900, m. Elbert Genette Neely 20 June 1923, d. May 1970 Ersie Blackmon, b. 2 October 1903, m. William Hamilton Stewart 18 December 1928, d. 15 March 1990 Mary Blackmon, Infant Son Blackmon -- no information >> Woo, scary. So Wylie and William W. are related? cousins? or second? I >> have Wylie on another branch of my maternal line. Wylie, his son William >> J., his son Robert Lee, then his daughter Kate was my great-grandmother. >> >> Steph >Goodmorning. Yep, they're sure enough related. Wm. W. was a son of John J. >Blackmon [1785-1859] and Lydia. He was a son of James Blackmon and Anna >Clark. One of John J.'s brothers was named Wylie. So, Wylie was an uncle >to Wm. W. I descend from one of Wylie's daughters, Mary Blackmon, who >married Thomas Wylie Estridge. >Bill >p.s. - let's see here right quick like.............Robert Lee married >Almetta Hinson.....Robert was a son of William B and Elizabeth Catoe and he >was a son of Wylie B and Mary Small...............which one of their kids >was named Kate? I don't show her.......maybe I'm missing her. >

> Woo, scary. So Wylie and William W. are related? cousins? or second? I > have Wylie on another branch of my maternal line. Wylie, his son William > J., his son Robert Lee, then his daughter Kate was my great-grandmother. > > Steph Goodmorning. Yep, they're sure enough related. Wm. W. was a son of John J. Blackmon [1785-1859] and Lydia. He was a son of James Blackmon and Anna Clark. One of John J.'s brothers was named Wylie. So, Wylie was an uncle to Wm. W. I descend from one of Wylie's daughters, Mary Blackmon, who married Thomas Wylie Estridge. Bill p.s. - let's see here right quick like.............Robert Lee married Almetta Hinson.....Robert was a son of William B and Elizabeth Catoe and he was a son of Wylie B and Mary Small...............which one of their kids was named Kate? I don't show her.......maybe I'm missing her.

Woo, scary. So Wylie and William W. are related? cousins? or second? I have Wylie on another branch of my maternal line. Wylie, his son William J., his son Robert Lee, then his daughter Kate was my great-grandmother. Steph -----Original Message----- From: RW Hughes <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, March 20, 2000 5:31 PM Subject: Re: [SCLANCAS] BELK IDENTITY > >> I have one Belk in my tree: >> >> Hannah Belk b. 1811, m. William Blackmon >> >> children: Delilah Jane Blackmon and Sara Ida Blackmon > >I hope this ain't a private conversation going here, cause I have BELKs and >BLACKMONs in my maternal tree. I'm not blood kin to the BELKs, but am to >the BLACKMONs. I also have a connection to the BELK family thru my BAKER >line in Flat Creek. The William W. BLACKMON [b. 1 Apr 1808 - 8 Apr 1877] >was married to Hannah BELK [no known dates or bio on her]. My connection >here would be back a couple of generations at James BLACKMON [the emigrant >from Scotland] and his wife [also from Scotland], Anna CLARK. My line comes >off of one of the other children of James and Anna, their son Wylie. I >would be interested in more conversation with this. I would also be very >interested in finding out if anybody has info on John M. BELK [b. @ >1825'ish] who married Elisheba Jane BAKER, of the Flat Creek Twp area. >Bill Hughes >[email protected] > >

> I have one Belk in my tree: > > Hannah Belk b. 1811, m. William Blackmon > > children: Delilah Jane Blackmon and Sara Ida Blackmon I hope this ain't a private conversation going here, cause I have BELKs and BLACKMONs in my maternal tree. I'm not blood kin to the BELKs, but am to the BLACKMONs. I also have a connection to the BELK family thru my BAKER line in Flat Creek. The William W. BLACKMON [b. 1 Apr 1808 - 8 Apr 1877] was married to Hannah BELK [no known dates or bio on her]. My connection here would be back a couple of generations at James BLACKMON [the emigrant from Scotland] and his wife [also from Scotland], Anna CLARK. My line comes off of one of the other children of James and Anna, their son Wylie. I would be interested in more conversation with this. I would also be very interested in finding out if anybody has info on John M. BELK [b. @ 1825'ish] who married Elisheba Jane BAKER, of the Flat Creek Twp area. Bill Hughes [email protected]

Ron, Did you see this one? sheryl John and Stephanie Devenney wrote: > I have one Belk in my tree: > > Hannah Belk b. 1811, m. William Blackmon > > children: Delilah Jane Blackmon and Sara Ida Blackmon

I have one Belk in my tree: Hannah Belk b. 1811, m. William Blackmon children: Delilah Jane Blackmon and Sara Ida Blackmon

I have a Hollis Larkin but no further data on him except parents Thomas Curry Belk and Norvell Honea Then there's Huey Larkin Belk, son of Calvin Belk & _____ Plyler, who m. Emma Starnes. James Belk, b. 1785, son of Darling Belk Sr & Agnes Nelson m. Agnes Montgomery in 1823 Jane Belk I have as dau of Darling Belk (Not the same Darling as above) and Jane...I have no husband for her, but birthdate is 1832 SC. John, I don't know because I have 24 John Belks in my file. I don't have Mannie Lillie, but I do have Mamie Williamson Belk m. Leonidas J. Massey. Mamie was b.1864, the dau of James T.K.Belk and Cynthia P. Stewart of SC. I can't identify Mary Polly Belk.... Robert Belk - I have several, one is the son of Calvin Belk & ___Plyler Thomas M. would probably be Thomas Milburn Belk, but there were quite a few of them, and I think all in SC. Hope this helps a little. Doris Researching in NC/SC: BIBBY, BELK, LEGGETT, BEAM, HILL, MARR, JACKSON, COX, DUREN, ALLEN, WOOD, MEADOR, MOBLEY. Also: PEIRCE, STRICKLAND, REAGAN, LARRISON, GREENWOOD, JARVIS, GREEN, DAVIS, SCOTT, EMBRY,KRAMER, MATOUSEK, MOOTY, BATTAGLIA. -----Original Message----- From: Eleonore Crespo [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 1:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SCLANCAS] BELK IDENTITY Hi,I have the following 'BELK spouses' with out any further data, maybe some of you can fill in parents and dates: H.L.BELK JAMES BELK married Agnes Montgomery JANE BELK married Howell Shute JOHN BELK,Sr. MANNIE LILLIE BELK died 1900,married Leonidas Jackson Massey MARY POLLY BELK married John Hough ROBERT BELK THOMAS M.BELK all these are in Lancaster Co.SC, without dates etc;trying to see if some of these are siblings or what;thanks for your help,Eleonore http://members.xoom.com/Mandaley/homepage.htm

Any of your BELK 's marry into the ROWELL or SMALL families? I think I have three. Mary M. Belk m. Thomas Small, Jr. Robert Belk m. Anna Small Delila Belk m. Chapman Small sheryl Eleonore Crespo wrote: > Hi,I have the following 'BELK spouses' with out any further data, maybe some > of you can fill in parents and dates: > H.L.BELK > JAMES BELK married Agnes Montgomery > JANE BELK married Howell Shute > JOHN BELK,Sr. > MANNIE LILLIE BELK died 1900,married Leonidas Jackson Massey > MARY POLLY BELK married John Hough > ROBERT BELK > THOMAS M.BELK > all these are in Lancaster Co.SC, without dates etc;trying to see if some of > these are siblings or what;thanks for your help,Eleonore > http://members.xoom.com/Mandaley/homepage.htm

Hi,I have the following 'BELK spouses' with out any further data, maybe some of you can fill in parents and dates: H.L.BELK JAMES BELK married Agnes Montgomery JANE BELK married Howell Shute JOHN BELK,Sr. MANNIE LILLIE BELK died 1900,married Leonidas Jackson Massey MARY POLLY BELK married John Hough ROBERT BELK THOMAS M.BELK all these are in Lancaster Co.SC, without dates etc;trying to see if some of these are siblings or what;thanks for your help,Eleonore http://members.xoom.com/Mandaley/homepage.htm

I would be interested in hearing from others who are researching the family of John TRUESDEL/TRUESDALE [b. @1740 in Kinghill, Clonduff, County Down, Ireland - d. 24 Jul 1806 in Flat Rock, Kershaw, SC] and his wife Mary ["Mollie"] HOLLINGSWORTH [b. @ 1732 in Annahunshigo, Drumballyroney, County Down, Ireland - d. 15 Mar 1815 in Flat Rock, Kershaw, SC]. This couple and some of their children came to SC in Dec 1772 with the Rev. Martin and a large contingent of Protestants. Always looking for more info and new cousins. R. W. [Bill] Hughes ©¿©¬ [email protected] Peoria, AZ Please see my homepage at: http://lightning.prohosting.com/~bhughes

Debbi, I couldn't find either Outlaw or Holley in Lancaster Co, 1850 census. I did find a Holleyman. In the 1850 Chesterfield Co, Census I found several Outlaw's and several Holly's. Is there any person inparticular you are looking for? Valleri Kelley [email protected]

Valerie, Will you please check and see if you have any OUTLAW or HOLLEYS' listed. Thanks for such a kind offer. Debbi [email protected] researching: OUTLAW, HOLLEY, HOPKINS >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [SCLANCAS] Will do 1850 Lancaster Look ups >Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 17:14:29 EST > >I will do look ups for the Lancaster County 1850 census. I also have the >1850 Chesterfield County cenus, and will do those as well. > >Valleri Kelley >[email protected] > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Siochain Lá 'Le Padraig Peace be with you on St Patrick's Day R. W. [Bill] Hughes ©¿©¬ [email protected] Peoria, AZ Please see my homepage at: http://lightning.prohosting.com/~bhughes

> I'm looking for William Elmore Roberts, Lula Inez Hinson, and Isadora > Hinson. All would have been youngish, possibly living with parents at the > time of the 1880 census. Don't have birthdates or parents names except for > Lula Inez - father Maredian Hinson, mother Sara Blackmon. > > Stephanie Have you heard the one about the "good news, bad news"? Well, the bad news is that I could find no mention at all of William Elmore ROBERTS in this census. Plenty of families with that surname, but nobody with that given name. Now, the good news.........I found your HINSON folks. They lived next door to each other in Flat Creek Township, which would indicate that they were most likely related. I do know that my BLACKMON family is tied up there with them. BLACKMON is one of my bloodlines on my maternal side. >From the 1880 Federal Census, Lancaster County, SC: Page # 79, Dwelling # 394............ HINSON M. Lilly W M 40 M SC Sarah W F 33 Wife Mary J W F 13 Dau James D W M 11 Son John M W M 9 Son Julia W F 7 Dau Judson W M 4 Son Lula W F 2 Dau Pages # 79-80, Dwelling # 395......... HINSON M. Van W M 32 M SC D Jane W F 35 Wife [notated as maiden name BLACKMON] Marion R W M 10 Son Wm A W M 9 Son Theodocia W F 7 Dau Isadora W F 5 Dau Hampton W M 3 Son Henrietta W F - Dau BLACKMON, Hanna W F 69 Mother-in-law Certainly hope that this helps...................and we need to talk about these BLACKMON folks. Bill

Thanks so much for offering! I'm looking for William Elmore Roberts, Lula Inez Hinson, and Isadora Hinson. All would have been youngish, possibly living with parents at the time of the 1880 census. Don't have birthdates or parents names except for Lula Inez - father Maredian Hinson, mother Sara Blackmon. Stephanie