The Sun News Friday Sept. 7, 2001 GEORGETOWN Annie M. Harrelson Annie Jane Miller Harrelson, 74, wife of Joe David Harrelson, died Thursday, Sept. 6, 2001, at Georgetown Memorial Hospital. She was born Dec. 23, 1926, in Marion County, a daughter of the late Lester Miles Joye and Annie Cornelia Miller Joye. She was a member of Calvary Free Will Baptist Church and the adult Sunday school class. She was a homemaker and enjoyed gardening. She loved her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Survivors include her husband; two daughters, Sylvia Ann M. Tindall and her husband, Raymond, and Pat Cribb and her husband, Donnie Cribb Sr., both of Georgetown; six grandchildren, Melanie Eliason of Florence and Nannette Strickland, Donnie Cribb Jr., Nicole Cribb, Becky McAlister and Obrian Cribb, all of Georgetown; a step-grandson, Tony Cribb of Hemingway; 12 great-grandchildren; two step-great-grandchildren; a brother, Wardell Joye of Mobile, Ala.; five sisters, Leona White and Betty Jean Thomas, both of Conway, Shirley Faircloth of Mobile, Claudia Mae McCray of Charleston and Ruby Brown of Marion; and a number of nieces and nephews. She was first married to the late Daniel Franklin Miller. She was predeceased by a daughter, Cornelia Jane Miller in 1985. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Graham Funeral Home in Georgetown. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Calvary Free Will Baptist Church. The Revs. Galen F. Dunbar and Mark Nelson will officiate. Burial will be in Pennyroyal Memorial Gardens.
This is wonderful!! Thanks so much, Joanne! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Victoria" <vproc@ix.netcom.com> To: <SCMARION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 9:26 PM Subject: [SCMARION-L] Early Marriages - Marlboro, Darlington, Marion area part 1 | The following is a labor of love created by Joanne Harley, forwarded | here with her permission. In reading "THE DIARIES OF EVAN | PUGH", Joanne decided to extract all the marriage data and share it with | her fellow researchers.
Second half of Joanne Harley's document: ======================================= 142 Jan 12 1775 Hugh McMuldrow to Jane McDowel 142 Jan 26 � Saml Mixon to Kesiah Smith 143 Mar 6 � Charles Hmford to Sarah James 144 Apr 16 � Peter Pye to Mary Gaskins 145 May 2 1775 George Chery to Catey Megee 145 May 2 � Benjm Jones to Patsy Marsingell 145 May 4 � Andrew Dubose to Elizabeth Mims 145 May 11 � John Ward to Susan Stone 146 May 25 � John Lucas to Mary Wilds 147 June 29 � Wm. Hewson to Elizabeth Bevel 148 Aug 9 � James Courtney to Sarah Lee 148 Aug 11 � Malichi Murfee to Jane Night 151 Nov 23 � Married Henry Colcut 151 Dec 14 � James Colman to Rachel Kolb 154 Mar 7 1776 Married Moses Fort 155 Mar 27 � Married Caleb Bruce 155 Mar 28 � Ben. Allen Cooper to Jane Russell 157 Jun 3 � Wm Hyer to Elizabeth Wear 158 July 2 � Married �Old Fields� ( ?) 158 July 3 � Hatcher to Sela Magee 163 Jan 9 1777 Jno David 168 July 10, � Thos Night to Faney Newnam 171 Nov 6 � Jno Newnam 173 Jan 8 1778 John Roan to Mary Evans at Mr. Jackson�s 173 Jan 8 � John Connila to Mary Wood174 Feb 12 � Rev. Winchester, (minister of Welsh Neck, 2nd marriage probably) 178 July 28 � Married Nailer 179 Aug 25 � Michel Mixon to Margaret Russel 180 Oct 11 � Old Mr. Newnam 185 Mar 21 1779 P. Kolb to Sarah Edwards 190 Oct 21 � Married Robt. Hodge 191 Nov 4 � McInzey & Rebeca Cox 191 Nov 11 � Married Mr. Dabbs 193 Jan 20 1780 Married Rosher No other marriages this year mention couples by name. Area in throes of Rev. War. 203 Jan 21 1781 Married James Magee 208 July 24 � Married Hunt 209 July 29 � Dubose to S. James 209 Sept 13 � LachLan McIntosh 211 Nov 8 � Haris Dewitt to Elizabeth Brockenton 220 Oct. 17 1782 Anderson 224 Oct 24 � Thos Goodson to Sarah Jenkins 228 July 29 1783 Jesse Williamson 230 Sept 24, � Col. Pawley�s daughter 238 July 8 1784 Jno Keith 239 July 27 � Mary Dargan 240 Aug 17 � George Miers 241 Sept 22 � Soln Wright to Delila Goodson 241 Sept 24 � James Dubose 248 June 16, 1785 Thos Bryant to Martha Ogelsbee 252 Nov 21 � Jno Muldrow over at Jeffrey�s Creek 253 Dec 21 � Mikel Camble to Milly Webb 254 Jan 7 1786 George Cherry to Jane Cannon 258 June 8 � John Wright 261 Sept 28 � Steven Hines to Mary Cooper 263 Dec. 7 � Christefer Reynels to Sarah Webb 264 Dec 28 � Peter Bozman to Sarah Brown 265 Jan 18 1787 John Blake to Jane Enocks 265 Jan 25 � Jno Flowers 267 Mar 15 � Gillis Wright 267 Mar 22 1787 Jehu Kolb 268 April 19 � Gray Bryant to Narsey Webb 268 Apr 24 � Lewis Neel to Rachel Mason 273 Oct 18 � Lewis Blalock 273 Nov 1 � John King 277 Feb 26, 1788 Robt Cample to Lucia Blair 277 Feb 28 � Married Young at Holliway�s 281 July 10 � Married Henry Young at Holaway�s plantation at the river 291 July 2 1789 John Windham to Nancy Wadkins 291 Aug 4 � Rev John Brown to Frances Ayers 295 Dec 3 � Cornelious Keith to Ednah Jurden 298 Mar 11 1790 Married Teal 302 June 24 � Robert Lide to Mary Hollaway 309 Mar 3 1791 Married Fred Dewitt 311 Apr 21 � Married Wm. Rowell 312 May 19 � Mr. Adam Marshall to Mary Gregg 314 July 14 � Arter Goodson 314 July 21 � Willm Fletcher to Sarah Best 315 Aug 25 � Jno Kennedy to Lula Brasher 316 Sept 29 � Married Jacob Hill 318 Nov 24 � Alexr Fountain 319 Dec 26 � Married Butler 321 Mar 8 1792 Wm Dabbs to Martha Cherry at Geo. Cherry�s 324 May 17 � Solomon Hughs to Elizabeth Thornwell 324 May 23 � John Welch 325 July 12 � James Marlow to Hannah Newberry 327 Sept 13 � Valentin Hathcock 327 Sept 13 � Cornelius Mandeville 328 Sept 25 � Asa Moody to Charity Pipins 329 Nov 15 � Married tiner 333 Feb 6 1793 Fred Wood 334 Apr 5 � David ware to Bet Defee 335 Apr 27 � Jessie Cox 339 Aug 22 � James Lide to Jane Halloway 340 Sept 26 � David Archer to Ann Kolb 345 Mar 3 1794 John Spights 350 Aug 21 � George Cannon to Susanah Williamson 353 Nov 20 � Wm Brockinton to Pene Benton 354 Dec 18 � Jacob Flowers to Anne Hutson 354 Dec 23 � George James to Sarah Wingat 355 Jan 1 1795 James Holaway to Elizabeth Watkins 359 June 4 � Married John Moody 367 Feb 11 1796 Jno Cottingham to Saley Meggs 367 Mar 13 � Married Enus 369 Apr 28 � Demsey Fountain @ John Sander�s 369 May 12 � Hugh Lide to Elizabeth Pugh (*Rev. Pugh�s daughter) 370 June 23 � Married Jolly Webb 371 July 21 � Tho�s Wood at Charl. Jenkin�s 374Nov 10 � George McCall to Elizabeth Sanders 375 Dec. 29 � G. Hodges @ N. Sander�s 376 Feb 5 1797 Rob�t Reeves to Ann Due 379 May2 � Edward Burch to Mary Ann Wilson 379 May 7 � Wm Lang 379 May 18 � James Lewis to Jenny Chambliss 380 June 4 � John McInsay 380 June 8 � Went up to Roblings Neck to marry John Darby, was disappointed 382 Aug 6 1797 Married Tom Rowel 383 Sept 21 � Levy Gray to Ann Newberry 384 Nov 16 � Robt Nettles to Anne Whitworth 385 Dec 21 � Noel Wadle to Mary Hodge 387 Jan 11 1798 William Jinkins to Marry Flowers 387 Jan 30 � John Darby to Mary Lack 391 June 7 � Orison Hines to Catharin Knight at James Hines 392 July 1 � Sheperd Williams to Elizabeth Cherry 392 July 5 � John War. 392 July 26 � Isa. Watkins @Jeffrey�s Creek 393 Aug 14 � Henry Cannon 396 Dec 20 � Wm. Coleman to Martha Howcut 396 Dec 27 � Charles McCall 397 Jan 20 1799 George Bruce to Betsy Benton 407 Dec 19 � Wm Petagrew to Susanah Dargan [end of entries]
The following is a labor of love created by Joanne Harley, forwarded here with her permission. In reading "THE DIARIES OF EVAN PUGH", Joanne decided to extract all the marriage data and share it with her fellow researchers. A little background provided by Joanne: "Rev. Evan Pugh started his ministry at the Welsh Neck Church back in 1765, but the church declined in membership and he was dismissed. He then received a call to the Cashaway Church some twenty miles distant from the Welsh Neck, and continued there until he retired sometime in the 1790's. Pugh was seldom consistent in his spelling of proper names. I typed them as he spelled them. There were months when his only notes on marriages were simply, "married a couple", which were scattered throughout his diaries. There were other notations he made and only mentioned the groom's name." Cheers, Victoria ================================================= I have always found marriages to be one of the hardest things to find in my research. Consequently, as I was reading the Pugh diary, I decided to make notes of some of the marriages he mentions by name. So many have shared with me, and I wanted to reciprocate in some fashion. Thank you. Joanne Harley <harleyclan@coastalnet.com> Early Marriages Gleaned from the pages of Rev. Pugh started out as a minister at the Welsh Neck Baptist Church, but was dismissed and received a call to the church at Cashway by Feb 1767. Church was later called Mt. Pleasant . I have typed the names just as he spelled them. PAGE DATE NAME 43 FEB 21, 1765 Solomon Russel to Martha Brown 45 May 21, �48 Aug 12 � William Hewstess to Ann Sutton 51 Dec. 20 � David Harry to Dinah David 58 Sept 23 1766 David Evans, (no bride mentioned) at residence of James�s 62 Jan 6, 1767 Married Mr. Lord (no bride mentioned) 67 Sept 1, � Thornhil to Bizzel 67 Sept 3 � Married Authur Cobb (nbm) 68 Oct 15, � Married Jno Keith 75 June 28, 1768 Married John Jones 76 July 21, � Married Joseph Dabs 77 Aug 24, � Clark to Newbery 77 Aug 26, � Justice etc 77 Sept 1 � Isom Ellis 78 Oct 22 � Charles Yerbey & hettibel Kolb 81 Jan 3 1769 Herring to Hatchfield 81 Jan 30 � Briton Jonson to Mary Lewis 83 Apr 24 � Jno Morgan 85 July 5 � Jno Oliver to Winifred Lewis 95 May 1 1770 Evan Pugh to Ms Patty Magee 100 Sept 21 � Natl�l Sanders to Marcy MiCall 107 April 21 1771 Arthur Hart to Elizabeth Williams 107 April 23 � Charles Dewitt to Mercy McCall 109 June 12 � Benj. Kolb to Elizabeth Murfee 110 July 11 � Joshuah Jone to Mary Hary (at home of James Hary) 114 Oct 17 � James Fenney to Ann Goin 116 Joseph Wood to Jane Webb 118 Feb 4 1772 Hugh Gills to Sarah Ball 118 Feb 17 � Uzzel Lowrey to Wenifred Edmons 118 Feb 22 � Rubin White to Milly Alen 118 Mar 2, 1772 Geos. Hickman to Mary White 119 Mar 17 � John Dial or Dyar to Susana Morgan 120 Jan 5 1773 John Edwards to Mary Griffeth 123 May 2 � John McCall to Mary Dewitt 123 May 5 � Josua Edwards to Ann Kolb 124 June 6 � Abel Lewis to Sarah Baker 126 Aug 8 � John Skot to Rebecah Evans 128 Oct 30 � John Hardey to Sarah Alquire 129 Nov 25 � Charles Acock to Sarah House 131 Jan 9 1774 John Knight to Rachel Anderson 132 Feb 24 133 Mar 31 � Steven Boutwell to Grace Bizzell 133 Apr 12 � John Norwood 136 July 5 � Benj.Wood to Sofie Chance 136 July 21 � Mr. Byrd to Ann Watkins 138 Sept 5 138 Sept 8 � Wm. Green to Elizabeth Finkley 138 Sept 26 � Stephen Sabaston to Aylsey Robertson 139 Nov 7 � Ed. Wing to Mary Lowry [End of 1774 entries] ... [to be continued]
No kin for me, but I've seen the names so many times I feel like they all belong to me!!! Thanks for your hard work and effort. Mildred
GALIVANTS FERRY Bessie Martin Bessie E. Jenerette Martin, 81, of Brunson Springs Road and widow of Cleveland B. Martin, died Monday, Sept. 3, 2001, at McLeod Regional Medical Center after an illness. She was born in Horry County, a daughter of the late Olin "Doc" N. and Uni Belle Rabon Jenerette. She was a member of Evergreen Freewill Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday school classes for many years. Survivors include four sons, Jimmy Martin of Conway, Bobby Paul Martin of Myrtle Beach, and Lonnie Richard Martin Sr. and Donnie Burroughs Martin, both of Conway; six daughters, Mary Eunice Larrimore and Dottie Ann Roberson, both of Conway, Louise Burnette Davis of Galivants Ferry, Betty Sue Johnson and Glenda E. Housand, both of Myrtle Beach, and Hilda M. Mincey of Nichols; 28 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and a brother, Boyd "L.D." Jenerette of Los Lunas, N.M. The funeral was held Wednesday at Evergreen Freewill Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Goldfinch Funeral Home, Conway Chapel is in charge. Memorials may be made to Evergreen Freewill Baptist Church, 4070 U.S. 501 W., Conway, SC 29526.
FLORENCE Cecil W. Watson Cecil Wilcox Watson, 77, died Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001, at a Florence hospital after an illness. He was born Oct. 26, 1923, in Brittons Neck, a son of the late Alec and Retha Watson. He graduated from Brittons Neck High School, where he played on the state championship basketball team. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Florence. He was retired from Independent Life Insurance Company. Survivors include his wife, Nellie Watson; two daughters, Cheryl Timmons and her husband, Tim, of Timmonsville, and Debbie Brown and her husband, Chris, of San Jose, Calif.; three sons, David Watson and his wife, Jennie, of Florence, and Bryan Watson and his wife, Helen, and Joel Watson and his wife, Nancy, both of Effingham; four sisters, Althea Johnson and her husband, James, and Blanche Dew and her husband, Thomas, both of Pamplico, Maude Goude and her husband, Harry, of Florence and Freda Courtney and her husband, Delano, of Timmonsville; seven grandchildren, Tripp Timmons and Christin Timmons, both of Timmonsville, Nell Arnold of Florence, Brittany Evans, D.J. Watson and Holly Watson, all of Effingham, and Patrick Brown of San Jose; five great-grandchildren; and a number of nieces, nephews and dear friends. The funeral will be at 4 p.m. today at the chapel of Waters-Powell Funeral Home in Florence. Burial will be in Florence Memorial Gardens.
Do you know R. R. Roger`s first name? I have a lot of Roger`s & Huggin`s. Diana
In a message dated 9/4/01 11:06:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, JoChurchD@aol.com writes: > Thanks, Jane. Looks like this R. R. Rogers was perhaps a little old for Mary > Jane Horn, but not by a whole lot, she born circa 1846. I still wonder if > she > was a second wife. Do you have any information about when his Huggins wife > died? > > Sorry I don't Jo. I'm still digging for information :-) Jane
In a message dated 9/3/01 7:37:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time, JoChurchD@aol.com writes: > If you are anything like me, you have (regularly or sporadically) sent in > Jo, I have never joined but I would love to!!! Please send me the information I need :-) Thanks Jane
The State (Columbia): Wednesday, September 5, 2001 Bertha Baldwin BENNETTSVILLE (--) Services for Bertha Smith Baldwin, 83, will be held at 4 p.m. today at St. Paul's Episcopal Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Whitner-Evans Funeral Home is in charge. Mrs. Baldwin, widow of James J. Baldwin Jr., died Sunday. Born in Mullins, she was a daughter of the late Edward L. and Fleetwood Smith. She was a poet with a published book of poems and several awards. She was an active member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Surviving are sisters, Kathleen Holmes, Evelyn Phillips, Grace Withey, Frankie Flanders; stepson, James Baldwin III; many nieces and nephews.
The State (Columbia): Wednesday, September 5, 2001 Margie Wilson MULLINS -- Services for Margie Gail Wilson, 46, will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday at Mullins-Marion Free Will Baptist Church with the Rev. William Jacobs officiating. Entombment will follow in Red Hill Memorial Gardens Mausoleum, directed by Cox-Collins Funeral Home.Visitation will be from 6-9 this evening at the funeral home. Mrs. Wilson died Monday, September 3, 2001 in McLeod Regional Medical Center in Florence from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. She was a member of Mullins-Marion Free Will Baptist Church and was a member of the Adult Sunday School and was a secretary with the Tire Barn. Surviving are her husband of 28 years, Wesley T. Wilson of Latta; mother, Marjorie Lewis Jones of Marion; brother, Donnie Jones of Brittons Neck; sisters, Barbara Ann Cox of Mullins, Shirley Hyatt of Marion and Dianne Henderson of Mullins; nephew, R.L. Hyatt; nieces, Tammy Arnette, Sebrenia Dimmery, Crystal Hyatt, Jennifer Jones and Heather Henderson.
The State (Columbia): Wednesday, September 5, 2001 Julia Page LAKE VIEW -- Services for Julia Gibson Page, 92, will be held at 3 p.m. today, September 5, 2001 at First Baptist Church of Lake View. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery, directed by Cook Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of Lake View. Mrs. Page died Monday, September 3, 2001 in Pines Nursing Center after an illness. Born in McColl, she was the daughter of the late Thomas Jefferson and Mamie Smith Gibson. She was a member of the Friday Afternoon Book Club of Lake View and was a volunteer for the Red Cross. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Lake View and served as treasurer and children's Sunday School teacher. She and her husband were business partners. Surviving are daughters, Nancy Page Dunlap (John C.) of Columbia and Ann Page Griffin of Lake View; grandchildren, Hunter Griffin, Page Griffin Smith, Edward Vance Griffin III, Kelly Dunlap Lovejoy and John C. Dunlap Jr.; nine great-grandchildren. Mrs. Page was preceded in death by her husband, Burney Page and a son, Burney Lee Page Jr.
In reply to Sandra: Membership dues in the Pee Dee Chapter are $15 for an individual, but only $8 if you are a member of any other South Carolina Chapter. With membership you receive the bi-monthly newsletter, the "Pee Dee Queue." You also receive the South Carolina Genealogical Society newsletter, the "Carolina Herald" at no additional charge. Send checks to Treasurer Pee Dee Chapter SCGS P.O. Box 1428 Marion SC 29571 Jo Church Dickerson
Sent this yesterday, but it didn't go through: The first paragraph of that message about the Chapter meeting should have read: Pee Dee Chapter, South Carolina Genealogical Society P.O. Box 1428, Marion, SC 29571 Meets every 2nd Sunday of the month except for July, August, and DECEMBER, at Uncle Charlie's Hut on Pine Street, just behind First Methodist Church in Marion. Next Chapter meeting: 9 September, 2001, Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Guess I just had September on the mind. Apologies for any confusion. Jo Church Dickerson
I sent this to the list yesterday, but it didn't go through. Trying again. Thanks, Jane. Looks like this R. R. Rogers was perhaps a little old for Mary Jane Horn, but not by a whole lot, she born circa 1846. I still wonder if she was a second wife. Do you have any information about when his Huggins wife died? Also of interest, is that Mary Jane Horn's sister, Caroline Horn Roberts, had three children who married into the Rogers family. Foster Roberts married Ella Rogers, and Magnolia "Nolie" Roberts married Clyde Rogers. Both of these spouses were said by Bert Roberts to have been children of a Sam Rogers. Roger R. Roberts and Caroline Horn Roberts' third child who married into the Rogers family was Estelle Roberts who married Sam Rogers, who Mr. Bert Roberts thought was also a son of Sam Rogers (Senior). Children of Sam and Estelle Roberts Rogers were French Rogers, Colonel C. Rogers (1907-1965, the only one of these folks I have dates on), Eileen Rogers and Leola Rogers. Bert seemed not too certain of the parents of these Rogers spouses, but thought they were all brothers and sister, and their father's name was Sam. I suspect now that these were probably children of Samuel Rogers, son of R.R. Rogers and his Huggins wife. My question remains, were they Mary Jane Horn's step-children? Or did Mary Jane die between 1870-1880, and is all this just a bunch of coincidence? I'd love to hear from anyone else who might have more detail on any of these families. Thanks again, Jane. Jo Church Dickerson Jane wrote: This is the information I have so far: Robert Rogers born abt 1831 in Marion, SC. He married Amanda Huggins, she was born about 1823. Children: Albert Rogers Ella Rogers married Emory Huggins Lemuel Rogers Samuel Rogers Susan Rogers married Kit Rogers Michael Rogers Amanda Rogers Ford Rogers George S. Rogers 1862/1938 married Jeanette Goodyear 1870/1933 Hope this is a starting point for you :-) Jane
Jo, How much are the membership dues? sandra brumbles
In the cemetery at Kentyre Presbyterian Church there is a grave marked McEachern Mother Jennie C. 1847-1933 Father John C. 1837-1917 I believe Jennie is Jennie Carmichael daughter of John "Hatter John" Carmichael and that John C. is the son of Neill and Manila McCormick McEachern. Could anyone help me prove this information and I also need to know where these people died in order to obtain their death certificates.
GALIVANTS FERRY Bessie J. Martin Bessie E. Jenerette Martin, 81, of Brunson Springs Road and widow of Cleveland B. Martin, died Monday, Sept. 3, 2001, at McLeod Regional Medical Center after an illness. She was born in Horry County, a daughter of the late Olin N. "Doc" and Uni Belle Martin. She was a member of Evergreen Freewill Baptist Church where she taught Sunday school classes for many years. Survivors include four sons, Jimmy Martin of Conway, Bobby Paul Martin of Myrtle Beach, and Lonnie Richard Martin Sr. and Donnie Burroughs Martin, both of Conway; six daughters, Mary Eunice Larrimore and Dottie Ann Roberson, both of Conway, Louise Burnette Davis of Galivants Ferry, Betty Sue Johnson and Glenda E. Housand, both of Myrtle Beach, and Hilda M. Mincey of Nichols; 28 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and a brother, Boyd "L.D." Jenerette of Los Lumis, N.M. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Evergreen Freewill Baptist Church. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the church. The Rev. Billy Poe Jones will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Goldfinch Funeral Home, Conway Chapel is in charge. Memorials may be made to Evergreen Freewill Baptist Church, 4070 U.S. 501 W., Conway, SC 29526.
While I am thinking about it, I want to tell you about a book entitled THE ROAD TO GUILFORD COURTHOUSE, by John Buchanan, published by John Wiley & Sons. Hard copies are sold out, but paper-backs are now out. It is all about the Revolution in the Carolinas. It is strictly history, but a well-told story, with endnotes, annotated bibliography, and index. I ordered mine from Amazon. Mildred