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    1. [SCLANCAS-L] New Subscriber
    2. Angela H. Phipps

    3. Hello, I just subscribed today and wondered if anyone is out there. I am searching for "HINSON" in Lancaster county.

    01/20/1999 07:44:57
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] Re: [SCYORK-L] Re: Some who came with the Rev William Martin
    2. Al Hutchison Sr.

    3. Al Hutchison Sr. wrote: > > Suzanne Johnson wrote: > > > I do have a copy of the very interesting book "Scotch-Irish Migration to > > South Carolina, 1772: Rev. William Martin and his Five Shiploads of > > Settlers" by Jean Stephenson. Would be happy to do lookups or share general > > information from it for the list or whoever is interested. > > > Suzanne > > > *** > > Manager, Editorial Services > > Tulane University > > 3439 Prytania St., Suite 400 > > New Orleans, LA 70115 > > (504) 865-5714 phone > > (504) 865-5621 fax > > *** > > Ms. Johnson: > > Were there any Hutchisons or Hutchinsons on the lists? I would like to > get a copy of the book if there are. I have the book by Janie Revill of > "Protestant Immigrants to SC." I will do lookups if any one needs help. > > By the way. Congratulations on having one of the two undefeated football > teams in the nation. > > Al Hutchison Sr.,BSCE, Class of 1941. University of Tennessee, National > Football Champions,1998. R.W.Hughes: FYI. AL H.

    01/18/1999 10:24:07
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] Rev. Martin's Group from Ireland
    2. R W Hughes

    3. Does anyone know of a searchable site anywhere that has the full list of persons who came over with Rev. Martin on his five ships in 1772? We are looking for something like this that would, hopefully, include some descendancy on these folks and give some idea as to what became of them after arriving in SC some 226+ years ago. Any help out there? Bill Hughes [email protected] Peoria, Arizona ô¿ô SMILE, it drives the "normal" folks crazy!

    01/18/1999 08:26:26
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek
    2. d t s

    3. Carolyn Carter, Ref Mary Ann Phillips Sutton connecting to any Masseys....no, none that I know of at this time. David T. Sutton Hendersonville, N.C. [email protected]

    01/08/1999 09:43:21
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek

    3. In a message dated 1/4/99 9:09:45 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > My ggmother was Mary Ann Phillips Sutton, wife of Zachariah Sutton. > I've found them in the 1860, 1870 Flat Creek census. Any relation? Does your Mary Ann Phillips connect with any Masseys? Carolyn Carter

    01/08/1999 04:29:47
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek

    3. In a message dated 1/4/99 9:09:45 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > My ggmother was Mary Ann Phillips Sutton, wife of Zachariah Sutton. > I've found them in the 1860, 1870 Flat Creek census. Any relation? Does your Mary Ann Phillips connect with any Masses? Carolyn Carter

    01/08/1999 04:29:45
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek
    2. d t s

    3. Frances. I believe you have given me information on my ggmother, Mary Ann Phillips Sutton, wife of Zachariah Sutton. In the 1860 Flat Creek Township, Lancaster Co., S.C. census, both are listed at the age of 28. This corresponds to your information, as being born in 1832. Can you possibly provide any other information for Mary Ann Phillips and how you are related? Thanks, David T. Sutton Hendersonville, N.C. [email protected]

    01/06/1999 10:02:33
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek
    2. Frances R

    3. David, I have Mary Ann Phillips,b.1832, daughter of Robert Phillips and Susannah Baxter. The other children were Lewis Anderson, 7/27/1836, Robert Jr. 1842, Lemual Albert, John Jefferson. Robert was the son of James Phillips and Agnes Buchanan, brothers were Smith, Phillip,James. REcords show that James went to Mississippi in 1803. I hope that this helps. I apologize for not getting back to you. Frances d t s wrote: > > Flat Creek Crossroads is off Flat Creek Road, (Hwy 903) coming out of > Lancaster, S.C., which is in Lancaster County. The road starts off Main > St. I was just down there about a month ago. When you go into the town > area, pick up a Lancaster Co. map. > > My ggmother was Mary Ann Phillips Sutton, wife of Zachariah Sutton. > I've found them in the 1860, 1870 Flat Creek census. Any relation? > > Thank you, > > David T. Sutton > Hendersonville, N.C. > [email protected]

    01/06/1999 09:12:38
    1. RE: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek
    2. Chris Reeder

    3. Flat Creek is near Lancaster and Jefferson. About 10-15 miles on Highway 903 from Lancaster, SC. If I have told you wrong, someone please help. Chris Reeder Florence, SC http://creeder.taylordata.com/ -----Original Message----- From: Frances R [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, January 04, 1999 9:26 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek My PHillips line settled in the Flatt Creek area. What city is it near,I would like to visit when I make my annual trek to the S.C. archives. Can any one help? Frances ______________________________

    01/05/1999 06:31:50
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek
    2. d t s

    3. Flat Creek Crossroads is off Flat Creek Road, (Hwy 903) coming out of Lancaster, S.C., which is in Lancaster County. The road starts off Main St. I was just down there about a month ago. When you go into the town area, pick up a Lancaster Co. map. My ggmother was Mary Ann Phillips Sutton, wife of Zachariah Sutton. I've found them in the 1860, 1870 Flat Creek census. Any relation? Thank you, David T. Sutton Hendersonville, N.C. [email protected]

    01/04/1999 10:08:59
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] Flatt CReek
    2. Frances R

    3. My PHillips line settled in the Flatt Creek area. What city is it near,I would like to visit when I make my annual trek to the S.C. archives. Can any one help? Frances

    01/04/1999 07:26:03
    1. RE: [SCLANCAS-L] Catoe/Cater
    2. Chris Reeder

    3. Sorry... The Only Catoe I have was the wife of Wiley Blackmon, Polly. They lived in Flat Creek. Chris Reeder -----Original Message----- From: Debbi McClellan [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, December 31, 1998 7:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [SCLANCAS-L] Catoe/Cater Hi Chris, Would you happen to have any information on a Hulday(a) CATOE b1-10-1858 d12/10/1902? Parents or siblings names? Anything would be appreciated. Debbi [email protected] researching: OUTLAW, HOLLEY, HOPKINS ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

    01/04/1999 07:43:44
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] Edward and Mae/May Taylor
    2. SYLVIA HIGHT

    3. I am looking for the ancestors of Edward and Mae Taylor. They have a son Burnett. Burnett was born about 1958 and may have lived in Durham, NC.

    01/03/1999 03:45:02
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] Surnames: Black & Hamilton & Mattock
    2. Judy Hinkle

    3. Abraham BLACK married to Eva MATTOCK in SC or PA. They had Nancy Black(Nannie) born 22 August 1861 in Paris, Edgar County, Illinois and died 01 November 1923 in Paris Township, Edgar County, Illinois. Nancy married Phillip Leonard HAMITON on 17 December 1897. They had 9 children all born in Paris, Edgar County. Also a woman named Rhoda Black was listed as a wittness to Phillip and Nancy marriage. What I am seeking is any info on the parents and siblings of Abraham BLACK and Eva MATTOCK. Any help would be much appreciated. Judy Hinkle [email protected]

    01/03/1999 12:30:29
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] Surnames: Black & Hamilton & Mattock
    2. Judy Hinkle

    3. Abraham BLACK married to Eva MATTOCK in SC or PA. They had Nancy Black(Nannie) born 22 August 1861 in Paris, Edgar County, Illinois and died 01 November 1923 in Paris Township, Edgar County, Illinois. Nancy married Phillip Leonard HAMITON on 17 December 1897. They had 9 children all born in Paris, Edgar County. Also a woman named Rhoda Black was listed as a wittness to Phillip and Nancy marriage. What I am seeking is any info on the parents and siblings of Abraham BLACK and Eva MATTOCK. Any help would be much appreciated. Judy Hinkle [email protected]

    01/03/1999 12:28:51
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] CATO[E]???????????????????

    3. My husband's cousin, Joyce Massey Gieck, is trying to find some branches on her and my husband's maternal grandmother's CATO/CATOE/CATOR line. Joyce is looking for an Elizabeth or possibly Savannah Elizabeth (maiden name possibly Simms/Sims/Simpson) Cato/Catoe/Cator, b. approx. 1850-1860. Elizabeth/Savannah Elizabeth Cato's children included, but were not necessarily limited to: Emma (once married to a Henry Bartlett Massey and later a Tom Swan/Swann), Jane, Marie/Minnie (married a Comer or Comur; died in Densmore/Jacksonville, Florida in 1950), Robert, and Lewis/Louis Cato. Joyce has info. from Elizabeth's sons that they had different fathers - one a JP Cato and the other a William Cato. In 1910, Elizabeth was recorded as widowed in South Carolina under the name of CATOR. The Massey line lived in Lancaster/Kershaw County, SC area for many decades. In fact, Emma Cato (Elizabeth/Savannah Cato/Catoe/Cator's daughter) and Henry Bartlett Massey lived in that area after they married (late 1800s) and many of their descendants live there today . We are uncertain, however, if Elizabeth/Savannah Cato/Catoe/Cator's family was from that area or if they moved there from another state. Does your family line have any connection to ours? PLEASE LET ME KNOW EITHER WAY. I hope we can help each other in this search!!! Thanks for any info. you may be able to provide. Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Diane Massey e-mail address: [email protected]

    01/03/1999 09:31:27
    1. [SCLANCAS-L] BLACK Family

    3. Hello everyone, I'm new to this list and looking for info on the following BLACKs: HUGH BLACK, SR., HUGH BLACK,JR., ROBERT BLACK, JOHN BLACK, JANE BLACK, ELENOR BLACK, LYDIA BLACK, AND ANANIAS BLACK. They lived in Lancaster County between 1770-1840. Ananias received a land grant c.1773. A lookup volunteer found a deed to HUGH BLACK from FRANCES ADAMS for 150 acres on the Wateree (Catawba?) River in 1800. By 1840, the above mentioned Blacks were gone from the area; at least they were not in the 1840 SC Census Index, but two households of Blacks were on the 1850 index in Lancaster Census. My Blacks left SC c. early 1830's and settled in Butler County, AL. My ggg-grandmother MARY BLACK appeared on the 1840 Butler County census as a widow with seven children. I am trying to find proof of her husband's name. I would be eternally grateful if anyone could find a marriage of a ROBERT BLACK to MARY (possibly Jesse?) c. 1820 in Lancaster County or nearby. The Robert Black household on the 1830 census fits Mary's family (ages and sexes are perfect). Also, there is a marriage connection in my Black family with the SIMS family of Lancaster County, some of whom also migrated to Butler County. Does anyone out there know how to connect any of the above-mentioned BLACKS? Thanks for any help. Cheryll Morris Sumner Mobile, AL

    01/03/1999 02:16:56
    1. RE: [SCLANCAS-L] Catoe/Cater
    2. Debbi McClellan

    3. Hi Chris, Would you happen to have any information on a Hulday(a) CATOE b1-10-1858 d12/10/1902? Parents or siblings names? Anything would be appreciated. Debbi [email protected] researching: OUTLAW, HOLLEY, HOPKINS ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

    12/31/1998 09:36:39
    1. RE: [SCLANCAS-L] Catoe/Cater and Blackmon Family
    2. Chris Reeder

    3. Sorry. I do not have much on the Blackmon..... Yet.... I will keep you in mind though. I have got to find out where Blackmon cemetery is now.... Hum.... Next time I go home, I will have to visit. (Home is where I was born and raised). Chris Florence, SC http://creeder.taylordata.com/ -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, December 26, 1998 2:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Catoe/Cater and Blackmon Family Chris, do you have any Faulkenberry or Snipes in your Blackmon Line? My ggfather George W. Faulkenberry and his wife Annie Snipes are buried in the Blackmon cemetery. I am not sure exactly which county this cemetery is in. Either Lancaster or chesterfield. One of them must have a Blackmon connection, I would think. Thanks Carolyn Lowery Carter [email protected] York Co., SC ______________________________

    12/31/1998 07:16:20
    1. Re: [SCLANCAS-L] Internet Message
    2. Bil Brasington

    3. While I have no direct ties to the Croxton family, my interest revolves around thier marriages into families that the Brasington's are married into. Also my great great grandfather was a major influence on Rev. John S. Croxton of Heath Springs, S.C. Not only did Rev William Figuars Brasington baptize John Croxton and provided guidance to help him determine the extent of his calling to preach, he provided support and assistance during his formulative years as a preacher. Rev Croxton wrote one of two obits at the death of my gg grandfather. I have Elizabeth Croxton in my data but no descendants. I have her siblings, and back to her grand grandparents. I have found a site on John S Croxton's line, from a guy in Alaska, I think. Anyway I can help you? W A "Bil" Brasington 3703 Sunstone Drive Houston, Texas 77068-1203 www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/a/William-A-Brasington/ To steal from one person is plagiarism. To steal from many is research. >From: [email protected] (MR RONALD L MESHEW) >Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 21:57:36, -0500 >Subject: [SCLANCAS-L] Internet Message >To: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] > >Bill, noticed that you were researching CROXTON, in Lancaster County, >SC. Elizabeth CROXTON, daughter of Benjamin CROXTON and Mary MINTER >CROXTON, married Jesse MES(S)HEW, or MESHO, as in the land records. >Elizabeth and Jesse MESHEW were my GGGGF and GGGGM, who moved from >Lancaster Co, circa 1808 to TN, and then on to KY by 1810. They >finally settled in the Jackson Purchase area, circa 1821. > >What area of the CROXTON family are you interested in. There is a >large write-up published on the Internet, and it also includes the >MESHEW's. > >Would be glad to exchange any info I have on the CROXTON's. > >TIA, Ron Meshew of Rocky Mount, NC. > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

    12/27/1998 02:13:57