Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/199 Surname: ------------------------- Could you please tell me about your McCarley line? You show Clara Bell McCarley 1878. Thanks...Marleen at [email protected]
Does any one have the following two people in their files? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1860 Jefferson Co., AL P.O. Elyton, 10 July, Line 30, House 734, Family 734 Mary B Hodges 87 $300 personal estate, b SC l. Richerson HODGES 32 laborer b SC 2. Wesley HODGES 31 blacksmith b SC ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ We are not sure if this Mary is a Mother or Grandmother and who?? Any help with be appreciated. Thanks. [email protected] Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis -----
Courtesy of a corrupt e-mail, I now have no e-mail files from the family research I have done. If you sent an e-mail with information or questions in the past couple of days, please re-send the information. I am sorry for any troubles this may have caused. I guess that will teach me to not update my virus files (which I have since done). Thank you for your time! Heather Logan
I am developing a website for South Carolina Counties and need someone that is familiar with this counties information to take a look and see if anything needs to be corrected or added. Especially the Local Genealogical Societies. Its located at http://www.segenealogy.com/southcarolina/sccnty01.htm Thanks in advance. Becky Southeastern Genealogy Online www.segenealogy.com
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I believe that there was an question some time ago about Samuel and Mastin Nabors. I do not have a Mastin or Martin in my notes, but there were a Samuel and Mason living in the 1800-1820 time period in the western tip area of Laurens Co. Richard Lorenz
All: While we are in the lull between Thanksgiving and Christmas, I'd like to take a moment to remind every one of a few things. First, let me say that this is a wonderful list. Every one has always been courteous and helpful here. Flaming has never been a problem. Between now and the end of January lots of people will be getting new computers and getting on the internet for the first time. We tend to forget that because so many of us have been here for so long. They will be new to computers and list etiquette, and some of them will be new to genealogy research. Please be patient and helpful with these people. Remember that at one time we were all new to this. As you are posting your queries, give more information than just the Laurens County surnames you are researching. Giving specific names and dates will help you to receive a response. If you email someone and they do not respond as quickly as you would like, remember that this time of year everyone is busy and stressed out. They will respond as soon as they can. If you don't hear from someone, a gentle nudge several days later may help. Enjoy your research and your holidays, Kathy Duncan list owner
The Old Pendleton District (SC) database has been revised and the cd version will be mailed out by 15 December. All open requests will be filled at that time. This ongoing, longtime effort is that of Herman Geschwin and the Old Pendleton District Chapter of the SCGS. It now contains information on over 296,000 individuals and more than 101,000 families with roots in the Old Pendleton District of South Carolina. OPD shared common borders with many SC, NC and GA counties as may be seen in this map http://jrshelby.com/opdcd/opd.jpg For more info on the cd, see http://jrshelby.com/opdcd/ which provides links to the OPDC/SCGS. To discuss merging your gedcom into the database, write Herman Geschwin, [email protected] John Robertson
Check the information at a Tarpley-Camp web site: http://www.next1000.com/family/EC/camp.thom.html It looks like your Thomas and Nancy are here, but no children are listed. You may have some new information about this family. Do you have some proof of the parents of your John Bradford Camp/Kemp? Joyce Bannister Campbell wrote: > > ------------------------- > > Looking for information on the descendants of John Bradford Camp (Kemp), > born September 5, 1764 in Laurens County, and Mary Drucilla Campbell. He > was the son of Thomas and Nancy Tarpley Camp (Kemp?) of North Carolina. > John Bradford Camp owned land in Abbeville County where he met Mary Drucilla > Campbell. Heard later that they moved to Washington County, LA. -- James P. "Jim" Lynch, [email protected]
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/198 Surname: NEIGHBORS, STONE, GAMBRELL, TRAYNHAM, GREER, KILGORE, FOWLER, MAHAFFEY, THOMAS, MARCHBANKS, MILLER, ALEXANDER, ALLGOOD, GOODLETT, ROPER, HOLDER, PORTER ------------------------- NEIGHBORS/NABOURS, Mastin, 1792-1859, (sometimes first name is Maston, Martin), md. Mary (Polly) GAMBRELL, dau of Wm. GAMBRELL. Samuel NEIGHBORS calls Mastin his son in a land deed in G'ville Co., SC, in 1823. Survivors in estate settlement of Maston in 1859 were: Elizabeth Bagwell, Sarah Bagwell, Nancy Nabers, S.V. (Samuel Vincent) Gambrell for wf. Isabella, Silas Davenport, Rebecca Stone (wife of George Clement STONE), David COLEMAN for wife Mary Ann Frances, Enoch GAMBRELL. Mention Mahala NABERS. Who was Silas DAVENPORT married to? One of the daughters? Where were sons Wm. Maston and Edwin NABORS? Did they migrate out of SC? Was Enoch GAMBRELL the bro of Mary, Mastin's wife? Who were Samuel NEIGHBORS'parents? Does he descend from Abraham NEIGHBORS? If you have any information on Mastin/Maston/Martin NEIGHBORS/NABORS, please be in touch; it will be greatly appreciated! Glad to share what I have. Godspeed...Dolores Miller Pringle, [email protected]
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/196 Surname: Banister, Bannister, Campbell, McCullough ------------------------- Looking for information on the descendants of John Bradford Camp (Kemp), born September 5, 1764 in Laurens County, and Mary Drucilla Campbell. He was the son of Thomas and Nancy Tarpley Camp (Kemp?) of North Carolina. John Bradford Camp owned land in Abbeville County where he met Mary Drucilla Campbell. Heard later that they moved to Washington County, LA.
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Laurens/195 Surname: Logan, Loggan, Craig, Hanna, Templeton, Adair ------------------------- Hello! I am looking for information on the Logan and Craig families of Laurens County. Thomas and Mary Logan (Loggan) arrived in the port of Charleston in January of 1768, and were given land in Craven County (which later became Laurens County). I know that Mary was still there in 1808, but may have been a widow. Family lore says that Thomas lived to the age of 105, but there is no proof. This Logan family lived on Duncan's Creek and attended the Duncan Creek Presbyterian Church, where Thomas was installed as one of the original elders of the church. Thomas and Mary had two sons, John and William, that traveled from Ireland with them. They may have had a daughter, Jane, after their arrival here, and I'm hoping to find if there are more children. Jane married William Craig, and she and her family are buried at the cemetery next to the church. About 1800, a group of families left the area and came to what is now Indiana. The families included Adair, Templeton, and Hanna families among others. Any information on my lineor allied lines is appreciated! Heather Logan [email protected]
And, Wade & Joel Anderson were the brothers of George F. Anderson from whom I descend. Bruce, do I owe you any answers? Been kind of unusual around here! Best to all, Willi -----Original Message----- From: Bruce Smith <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, November 27, 2000 1:03 PM Subject: [SCLAUREN] Stobo , Anderson >Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries >Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/193 > >Surname: >------------------------- > >Bingo...My indirect line is from Wade Anderson who married Marie Stobo >James, Wade had a brother Joel L. Anderson who i descend from.Do you have >any of this information? >Bruce >
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/193 Surname: ------------------------- Bingo...My indirect line is from Wade Anderson who married Marie Stobo James, Wade had a brother Joel L. Anderson who i descend from.Do you have any of this information? Bruce
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/192 Surname: James, Stobo, Anderson, Farrow, Pope, Young, Ballew, Ward, Garlington ------------------------- Seeking ancestors, descendants, & informaiton relation to BENJAMIN JAMES and the following family. JAMES, BENJAMIN, born in Stafford county, Virginia, in April, 1798, died in Laurens district, South Carolina, November 15, 1925. He was educated in Virginia, and prepared for the law in Charleston, South Carolina, where he was admitted to the bar and practice until 1896. He then returned to Stafford county, Virginia, and there practiced until 1808, when he abandoned his profession. He was the author of a "Digest of the Statute and Common Law of South Carolina," published in Columbia in 1814. In 1808 he moved to the Laurens district, South Carolina, and was elected state senator. 1. Benjamin (Pvt./Esq./Sen.) James 1763 - 1825 b: April 22, 1763 in Stafford Co, now King George Co VA d: November 15, 1825 in Laurens District, Laurens Co, South Carolina b: April 22, 1763 in Stafford Co, now King George Co VA/ .. +Jane Stobo 1764 - 1804 b: June 04, 1764 m: March 13, 1794 in Wilton, South Carolina d: Aft. 1804 b: June 04, 1764/ ...... 2 Marie Stobo James 1794 - b: December 30, 1794 b: December 30, 1794/ .......... +Wade (Dr.) Anderson / ...... 2 Jane Strother James 1796 - b: November 12, 1796 b: November 12, 1796/ .......... +Patillo Farrow / ...... 2 Anne Strother James 1798 - b: January 03, 1798 d: in Infancy b: January 03, 1798/ ...... 2 John Stobo James 1799 - b: March 19, 1799 b: March 19, 1799/ .......... +Elizabeth Pope / ...... *2nd Wife of John Stobo James: / .......... +Emma Elizbath Young / ...... 2 Eliza Louise James 1801 - b: September 09, 1801 b: September 09, 1801/ .......... +David Lee (Rev.) Ballew / ...... 2 Robert Buchanan James 1804 - b: March 29, 1804 b: March 29, 1804/ .......... +Unknown Ward m: in Laurens, South Carolina / ...... 2 Susan Washington James 1804 - b: May 07, 1804 b: May 07, 1804/ .......... +John Garlington Link: STRAY LEAVES, A JAMES FAMILY IN AMERICA, 1650-2000 A.D. URL: <http://ericjames.net>
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Laurens/190 Surname: White, Chapman, Baize, Brown, Lindsey, Logsdon, Snodgrass, Daugherty ------------------------- My gggGrandfather, Willis Chapman, is supposedly from Laurens County, South Carolina, being born there in about 1775. His father, who we think might have been Shadrack Chapman, was supposedly from Sumpter County. I have a story that tells of William and his brother James and it ties in my Willis. They all moved to Ohio County, Kentucky in the late 1700s. Willis moved on to Missouri, William ended up in Texas and James moved to Indiana. Anyone researching the Chapmans from South Carolina?(besides me) I could use a boost to my endeavors. Thanks. Phil
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Laurens/187 Surname: Agnew, Anderson, Fowler, Fuller, Garrett, Harris, Higgins, McCarley, Neely, Putman, Smith, Sullivan, Wade, Wharton, Wright ------------------------- Researching my lines who settled in and around Laurens Co, SC. Many settled in the area after 1780. Samuel Agnew born 1783, died in Laurens Co, SC David Lewis Anderson born 1764, died in Waterloo, SC James B. Fowler born 1777 Lee Ann Fuller born abt 1846 Edward Garrett,who married Ann Owsley Richard Harris born 1805, died Waterloo, SC Elinder Higgins born 1789 Clara Bell McCarley born 1878 Rebekah Neely born 1808, married Joel .L Anderson Martha Tallulah Putman born 1849, married Washington Garrett William Smith settled in stony point SC, married Lucy Wright Margaret Sullivan born 1726, married Samuel Wharton Rachel Wade born 1832, married David Lewis Anderson Samuel Wharton who married Margaret Sullivan Lucy Wright born 1768 and settled Stony Point
> From: Marge <[email protected]> > > > Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries You may be interested in our book, which is now in its 2nd edition" Laurens > and Newberry Counties, SC: Saluda and Little River Settlements 17491-1775". > It covers these families of neely, cargill, golding, tinsley and show where > they settled in these area during the early settlements of the area. If > interested contact me. Marge Motes in MA I would like to know how to order this book......thanks pj
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Laurens/182 Surname: neely ------------------------- You may be interested in our book, which is now in its 2nd edition" Laurens and Newberry Counties, SC: Saluda and Little River Settlements 17491-1775". It covers these families of neely, cargill, golding, tinsley and show where they settled in these area during the early settlements of the area. If interested contact me. Marge Motes in MA
Posted on: Laurens Co. SC Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Laurens/181 Surname: Sims, Riley ------------------------- I am looking for Drury Sims, b. 1755/75 ?, mar Ruth, they had children b. Laurens Co. SC--John , b 1813, mar. Martha Riley b. 1815 SC--they moved to AL and then Scott or Smith Co. MS; Rebecca mar. Tully Choice and they moved to GA or AL; Sarah Martin b. abt 1820 mar James Addison Hitt and lived in AL and MS; Polly; Drury; abd possible Richard. I believe Drury's father was Charles Sims b. 1717/21 of VA and his mother Esther Murray 1725 Isle of Wright VA. Any info would be helpful.