Oops, I should have read further! ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Wm. Glenn Pearson" <gpearson@carolina.rr.com> Reply-To: SCMARION-L@rootsweb.com Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 00:26:32 -0400 >Can anyone tell me the names and locations of the earliest churches located in Marion County in close proximity of the Marlboro County Line? > >We are searching for early records that may shed light upon one of our g....grandfathers, Thomas Preston Pearson and his early family. Thomas Pearson was listed on the 1820 Marion County census as Preston Pearson with wife and children enumerated. His father was Captain Moses Pearson who with his brother Aaron Pearson raised their families on the Pee Dee River in the vicinity of Hunts Bluff and close to where the current Parnassus Church is located (all in Marlboro County). > >We suspect that Thomas married a Marion County woman, although we do not have proof,, nor do we know her name. He reappears in Marlboro county in later census periods. We only know that he and his young family were residents there for a period of time. > >One of his sons, Preston Pearson latter married Sarah (Sallie) Clark from Marion County. She was a daughter of George Clark whose property I believe was in the vicinity of Reddy Creek or Little Reddy Creek... > >The Pearson family was Baptist and after 1820 or so, became Methodist. A few of Thomas's children are buried in the Parnassus Church Cemetery. > >We suspect that Thomas Pearson married someone and lived reasonably close to the Marlboro County line in Marion County and probably attended a Baptist ..or maybe a Methodist Church... We would like very much to learn more of his and his family's whereabouts and activities during this period of time....and we are hoping Church histories may help us.. > >We would certainly appreciate any help. > >Glenn Pearson > > >==== SCMARION Mailing List ==== >Marion County SCGenWeb site: >http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/marion.html > > >

Preston Pearson's wife was either a daughter or granddaughter of George and Sarah Clark. I am at work as I type this, so I dont have my records, but I will look when I get home! Susan Clark O'Bryan ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Wm. Glenn Pearson" <gpearson@carolina.rr.com> Reply-To: SCMARION-L@rootsweb.com Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 00:26:32 -0400 >Can anyone tell me the names and locations of the earliest churches located in Marion County in close proximity of the Marlboro County Line? > >We are searching for early records that may shed light upon one of our g....grandfathers, Thomas Preston Pearson and his early family. Thomas Pearson was listed on the 1820 Marion County census as Preston Pearson with wife and children enumerated. His father was Captain Moses Pearson who with his brother Aaron Pearson raised their families on the Pee Dee River in the vicinity of Hunts Bluff and close to where the current Parnassus Church is located (all in Marlboro County). > >We suspect that Thomas married a Marion County woman, although we do not have proof,, nor do we know her name. He reappears in Marlboro county in later census periods. We only know that he and his young family were residents there for a period of time. > >One of his sons, Preston Pearson latter married Sarah (Sallie) Clark from Marion County. She was a daughter of George Clark whose property I believe was in the vicinity of Reddy Creek or Little Reddy Creek... > >The Pearson family was Baptist and after 1820 or so, became Methodist. A few of Thomas's children are buried in the Parnassus Church Cemetery. > >We suspect that Thomas Pearson married someone and lived reasonably close to the Marlboro County line in Marion County and probably attended a Baptist ..or maybe a Methodist Church... We would like very much to learn more of his and his family's whereabouts and activities during this period of time....and we are hoping Church histories may help us.. > >We would certainly appreciate any help. > >Glenn Pearson > > >==== SCMARION Mailing List ==== >Marion County SCGenWeb site: >http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/marion.html > > >

Can anyone tell me the names and locations of the earliest churches located in Marion County in close proximity of the Marlboro County Line? We are searching for early records that may shed light upon one of our g....grandfathers, Thomas Preston Pearson and his early family. Thomas Pearson was listed on the 1820 Marion County census as Preston Pearson with wife and children enumerated. His father was Captain Moses Pearson who with his brother Aaron Pearson raised their families on the Pee Dee River in the vicinity of Hunts Bluff and close to where the current Parnassus Church is located (all in Marlboro County). We suspect that Thomas married a Marion County woman, although we do not have proof,, nor do we know her name. He reappears in Marlboro county in later census periods. We only know that he and his young family were residents there for a period of time. One of his sons, Preston Pearson latter married Sarah (Sallie) Clark from Marion County. She was a daughter of George Clark whose property I believe was in the vicinity of Reddy Creek or Little Reddy Creek... The Pearson family was Baptist and after 1820 or so, became Methodist. A few of Thomas's children are buried in the Parnassus Church Cemetery. We suspect that Thomas Pearson married someone and lived reasonably close to the Marlboro County line in Marion County and probably attended a Baptist ..or maybe a Methodist Church... We would like very much to learn more of his and his family's whereabouts and activities during this period of time....and we are hoping Church histories may help us.. We would certainly appreciate any help. Glenn Pearson

I agree that Henry Price was born Jan. 10, 1819. Victoria has the McMillan Cemetary posted and that is the date there. I tried to find the tombstone but it was so hot that day, I had to quit looking. I really am not sure that it is still there. Rev. Simeon Campbell says that he died Sept. 16, 1892. Henry Price's brother, John W., was born in 1921 and apparently they were close because they lived close together and the families through the years remained close. My Mother (G-Granddaughter of Henry) remembers Charlotte & Missouri, daughters of John W. from his marriage to Margaret Lewis. I am also connected to the Smith's through Zilpha Smith, Sarah Ann's sister, who married Calvin Wiggins, another branch of my family. If anyone finds out who the parents of the Price brothers are, please let me know. Betty Jo Stewart

The State (Columbia): Monday, June 25, 2001 J. Frank Harrelson MULLINS (--) Funeral services for J. Frank Harrelson, 70, of 5212 Orchard Road, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 26, 2001, at First United Methodist Church of Marion with the Rev. Dennis Lee and Dr. W. Ches Smith III officiating. Burial will follow in Spring Branch Cemetery directed by Cox-Collins Funeral Home. The family will receive friends Monday evening from 7-9 p.m. at Cox-Collins Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 5216, Glen Allen, Va. 23058 or to Marion County Habitat for Humanities, P.O. Box 873, Marion, SC or to the First United Methodist Church, Building Fund, 307 Godbold St., Marion, SC. Mr. Harrelson died Saturday, June 23, 2001, at Marion County Medical Center. Born May 28, 1931 in Marion County, he was a son of the late Sam Clyde Harrelson and Minnie Mae Frye Harrelson. Mr. Harrelson was a district manager for Durham Life Insurance Company for some 40 years. He held the CLU designation from The American College and was the recipient of a number of achievement awards. Mr. Harrelson was a graduate of Mullins High School. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War. Before returning to Mullins, Mr. Harrelson lived in Fayetteville, N.C., where he was a member of the Snyder Memorial Baptist Church, where he served in many capacities and was an ordained Deacon. Mr. Harrelson was a member of the Fayetteville Lions Club, where he held all offices and was selected Lion of the Year. Mr. Harrelson was a member of the Mullins Lions Club, where he was awarded the coveted Melvin Jones Fellow. He was an avid golfer, loved working in his yard and was a mentor for many young men, both in business, civic, church and personal life. Mr. Harrelson was a member of First United Methodist Church of Marion, where he was a member of the Uncle Charlie's Hut. Surviving are his wife of 47 years, Betty Edwards Harrelson of the home; children, Chris Harrelson and his wife, Sheila, of Atlanta, Phyllis Harrelson Griggs and her husband, John David, of Columbia and Chuck Harrelson and his wife, Lori, of Raleigh, N.C.; grandchildren, Hunter Harrelson, Caitlin Harrelson, Elizabeth Jackson-Griggs, John David Griggs III, Sarahanne Griggs, Lindsay Harrelson, Ryann Harrelson; brothers, Mitchell Harrelson, Norman Harrelson, Mack Harrelson, all of Mullins; sisters, Doris Ann Harrelson McMillan and Evelyn Harrelson Smith, both of Mullins; and many beloved nieces and nephews. Mr. Harrelson was predeceased by three brothers, Sam Harrelson, Charles Harrelson and Colon Harrelson and a sister, Dottie Jean Harrelson Jordan.

In a message dated 6/24/01 8:04:19 AM Pacific Daylight Time, PPrice3993@aol.com writes: > Henry H. Price (born 1810) of Marion County, SC was married first to > Catherine Katie (Cady) Lewis born 1813. They had kids; William, Evander, > Peggy, Henry was born January 10, 1819, not in 1810. He is shown in the book "William Lewis of Horry Co., SC" written by Mary Lewis Stevenson, pg. 43. He died June 15, 1892. He is buried in McMillan Cemetery and is listed in the book "101 Cemeteries in Marion Co., SC". Simeon Campbell refers to Jane Price in his journal as having died May 21, 1898. I'm fairly certain this is Elizabeth Jane Smith Price, Henry's second wife. I don't find her in the cemetery listings probably because she may be one of the ones buried in the small enclosed cemetery where her father, James D. Smith, is buried. The memorial stone erected just says "In memory of James D. Smith and loved ones who lie herein". James D. Smith was my GGGGrandfather through his daughter (Elizabeth Jane's sister), Sarah Ann Smith Price. I wish you all the luck in the world finding Henry's parents because I believe if you do find them, they are also the exact same ones I'm looking for. I realize you are related through the Lewis marriage, not the Smith marriage, but the Price line, I believe, is the same. I think my Laban is your Henry's brother. Cathy

Dear List, Can anyone tell me about the Price reunion in Mullins in October? Peggy Price

Dear List, Here is my Price>> Henry H. Price (born 1810) of Marion County, SC was married first to Catherine Katie (Cady) Lewis born 1813. They had kids; William, Evander, Lucinda Jane, Laura, John Augustus "Guss", Elizabetb "Lizzie" , George Milton, Sarah, I. L., and Aaron Martin. John Augustus "Guss" married (A)Mantha LEE. Amantha's parents were Hiram and Nancy (Harrelson) LEE. Amanth's first husband was James Anderson SMITH. Her second husband was John Augustas (Guss) PRICE. Her third husband was Evander Shelly. John Price was James A. Smith's first cousin. John Augustus "Guss" and (A)Mantha had kids, James Franklin, Wilbur "Willie" Claude, Katie Addie, and William A. Wilbur "Willie" Claude PRICE born 13 November 1875 in Marion County, South Carolina. He died 21 April 1910 in Green Sea, Horry County, South Carolina. Wilbur was in the Spanish-American War in K Company, 20th Infantry Division. We believe he signed up in Tampa, Florida. He married Flora Jane PROCTOR about 1905. The had 2 sons, Franklin Wilbur born 19 July 1906 in Dillon, SC, and Frederick Lorenzo born 16 April 1908 in Mullins, SC. The 1880 census in Reeves Township, Marion County has mother, Amantha, age 30, siblings, Minnie O. S., age 11, James F. age 6, Wilbur, age 4, Kate A. age 3, and Wm A. age 1. Any help appreciated! Cordially, Peggy Price

Meant to email everyone that the "bug" I received was deleted as of this past Friday. I am sorry if it was attached to anyone's email. It did no harm to the program files, just attached to some of these addresses. I apologize for any inconvenience I may have caused anyone.

Hello! Thank you so much for posting this obituary. Joseph Boyd Elvington was my mother's cousin. His mother, Eva Rogers Elvington, and my grandfather, Earle Braswell Rogers, were siblings. We were a military family, and lost track of Mother's Rogers' cousins with the passing of my grandparents years ago. We, the younger generation, simply didn't know where they all were. Doing the genealogy for our family, I came across the names, but there was no one to ask about them. Mother is still living but has alzheimer's. This reminds us to keep on having those family reunions so we don't lose each other because family is important. Does anyone have an address for the family? I would like to send a card. You may send it to me privately at: woehome@frontiernet.net Linda Hull

Hi all, For those interested in the Lane family, I have finished (for now) the following pages: Alexander Lane (1787) and Lucinda Blackman (new page) http://www.martygrant.com/gen/lane/lane-alexander-marion.htm William C. Lane (c1820) and Elizabeth --- and Olivia Stephens (updated page) http://www.martygrant.com/gen/lane/lane-william-marion.htm Benjamin Lane (c1820) and Elizabeth (Johnson?) (updated page) http://www.martygrant.com/gen/lane/lane-benjamin-marion.htm James Lane (1790/94-1844) and Martha E. --- (of Marion, Darlington and Florence) (updated page) http://www.martygrant.com/gen/lane/lane-james-martha-marion.htm This is all I'm going to do on the Lanes for now (unless I find something good to add). This covers all the known descendants of Osborne Lane up through ca 1880 (and 1910 in some cases). There were some "new" Lanes that appeared in Marion in 1880 whom I haven't been able to tie in with any of the early families. They need some research. There are also the African-American Lane families listed in 1870, 1880 and 1900 census that need some research. I'll attempt to do something with all of the above at some future date. As always, any comments are welcome. Marty Grant email: public@martygrant.com web: http://www.martygrant.com AIM: MartyGrantNC

I thought this would help everyone. Sgt. George has given permission to post this to any list. I hope it is OK with the List Mom. Barbara Vestal Byrd The below is from Sgt George on the VIRUS-DISCUSSION-LIST: > >OK, let's see if I can explain this so that everyone understands >how these latest viruses, trojans, and worms work. > >Let's start with the very latest, W32/Badtrans@MM, also seen >as W32/Badtrans@M. Here are other aliases that have been >found: > >Backdoor-NK.svr , >BadTrans (F-Secure), >I-Worm.Badtrans (AVP), >W32.Badtrans.13312@mm (NAV). > >There are several things about this one that need to be discussed, >how it is spread, and the danger to the infected user's computer. > >1) W32/Badtrans@MM is received as a REAL attachment >(more about "real" vs. "inline" attachments later). It comes as an >actual file attachment, which is downloaded to a user's computer >into whatever directory is set up for such downloads. For >Eudora, Pegasus, and other "stand alone" email programs, >this will be something like "Downloads", "Attachments", etc. >For MS Outlook and MS Outlook Express, I'm not sure where >a separate attached file is placed. > >2) A user's computer is NOT infected UNTIL he/she clicks on >the attachment and "runs" it, that is, executes it so that it does >whatever it's supposed to do. > >3) Once a user clicks the attachment, it installs itself on to the >user's computer. It then does two things: > > a) It propagates itself so that every time the system is rebooted, >it mails itself to the sender of EVERY UNREAD EMAIL in the user's >MS Outlook FOLDERS. Notice that I say "folders", not "folder". >That means that if you filter incoming email into various created >folders, this trojan/virus searches all of them, not just the IN BOX. > > HERE'S THE REALLY DIRTY PART: The virus looks through >all those unread emails; it finds the originator of them (FROM:) >and REPLIES to the person who sent the original email. BUT, >it also attaches a copy of the infected file and mails it along >with the "reply". Thus, if John Doe sends an email to a person, >or to a Mailing List, when that email ends up on another user's >email program, and that other user is infected and hasn't read >John's email, John receives a reply containing a copy of the >virus as a separate clickable file. > > HERE'S WHY USERS KEEP INSISTING THAT VIRUSES CAN >BE SPREAD BY ROOTSWEB MAILING LISTS, AND WHY >THEY THINK THE ATTACHMENT CAME THROUGH A >MAILING LIST: Let me give an example - > > John Doe sends a post to the SMITH-L Mailing List. John >Doe's system is NOT infected. Every one of the 2,000+ users >of the SMITH-L Mailing List receives a copy of John's >email. One of these users, let's call him Bill Smith, has the >W32/Badtrans@MM virus on his system. > > Now, Bill has a copy of John's email in his Outlook program. >He doesn't read it right away. He reboots his computer and, >when Windows restarts, the virus looks through Bill's email >in Outlook. It sends a reply to the sender of EVERY unread >email, AND attaches a copy of itself as a separate attachment. >It copies all the original headers, including those that show >the email came through SMITH-L@rootsweb.com. > > Then John, the original sender of the email, receives a >"reply" to his email, from Bill. John looks at the email and >sees that it is a reply to his original post. He also sees >SMITH-L@rootsweb.com in several of the headers. As >far as he's concerned, he has received a normal reply back >through the Mailing List. > > If John is a "newbie", one of two things happen: > > I) He sees an attached file, with a message something like, >"Take a look to the attachment." He says to himself, "This >Bill Smith is answering my original post, AND he has sent >me an attachment which is probably a file having something >to do with information on my query." He clicks the attachment; >thus ANOTHER SMITH-L Mailing List user is infected. > >or > > II) He is savvy enough to know NOT to open the attachment, >BUT from the looks of the "reply" it appears that it came >back to him via the Mailing List. He screams and curses, >and says, "I knew it! I don't care what the Listowners and >the folks at Rootsweb say, these virus attachments ARE >coming through the Mailing List!" He then posts angry >posts to all the Mailing Lists to which he subscribes, >calling the Listowners and Rootsweb people liars. He >thus starts another round of uninformed posts about how >attachments CAN be passed through Mailing Lists, and >about how viruses CAN also be passed through the Lists. > > In short, this virus/trojan tricks recipients of infected >email into thinking the virus is being propagated via a >Mailing List. NOT SO !!!!! > > b) The other thing this virus/trojan does is this: > > Once running, the trojan attempts to mail the victim's IP >Address to the author. Once this information is obtained, >the author can connect to the infected system via the Internet >and steal personal information such as usernames, and passwords. >In addition, the trojan also contains a keylogger program which is >capable of capturing other vital information such as credit card >and bank account numbers and passwords. > >4) THIS IS WHY EVERY COMPUTER USER MUST HAVE >A FIREWALL ON HIS/HER COMPUTER !!!!! It doesn't matter >whether you are using a dialup modem, a cable modem, DSL, >or whatever, you NEED a firewall. A firewall is nothing more >than a small utility that prevents malicious people from entering >your system through a "back door". Once such a person has >your IP address, he/she can connect to your computer any >time your modem is connected, which is 27/7 for everyone but >those using a dialup modem. Of course, a dialup modem is >accessible only when you are actually "online". > >5) So, PLEASE, let's stop this latest round of blaming Rootsweb >Mailing Lists for allowing attachments, and for propagating >viruses, trojans, worms, etc. I know that in the future, as new >users subscribe, many of them will come to the same erroneous >conclusions and start the thread all over again. They should >be politely, but firmly, advised of the true situation. > >6) VERY IMPORTANT POINT: Some users insist that email >from Mailing Lists always comes as attachments. Not so! >SOME email programs, such as MS Outlook/Outlook Express >and AOL, convert ALL List email into attachments. This is >one of the most serious problems with such programs, and >causes users to think that they are receiving "real" attachments. > > "REAL" attachments are FILES that are outside the body >of an email, and come along with the email as a "rider". Other >so-called "attachments" are those that contain the actual text >from the body of an email. This is especially true for those >subscribers to the Digest Mode of Lists. MS Outlook and >AOL extract the body text and put it into "attachments". > >To the poster who was worried about "viruses going around >on the GEN-NEWBIE Mailing List": I hope you can see from >the above that the viruses are being sent from infected users' >computers, users who happen to be receiving email from the >List. > >This point MUST be made: If any user receives an infected >email, or an infected attached file, and it appears to have >come through a Mailing List, IT DID NOT. Blame the >problems, and resulting confusion, on a virus-writer who >is a little smarter than the average gomer. > >To end, here's a list of the KNOWN file-names that the >W32/Badtrans@MM virus/trojan uses: > >Card.pif >docs.scr >fun.pif >hamster.ZIP.scr >Humor.TXT.pif >images.pif >New_Napster_Site.DOC.scr >news_doc.scr >Me_nude.AVI.pif >Pics.ZIP.scr >README.TXT.pif >s3msong.MP3.pif >searchURL.scr >SETUP.pif >Sorry_about_yesterday.DOC.pif >YOU_are_FAT!.TXT.pif > >So far, I have received virus attachments with the names >"README.TXT.pif" and "Sorry_about-yesterday.DOC.pif". > >Anyone reading this has my permission to copy it and >repost to individuals or other Mailing Lists. > >SgtGeorge >George W. Durman >VIRUS-DISCUSSION Listowner > >==== VIRUS-DISCUSSION Mailing List ====

Just wanted to let you know that this badtrans attacked my email and did this- for some reason my virus protection was not working- i have spent all day trying to clean my computer up- i have deleted everyone from my email so hopefully things will be ok- i apologize to anyone whose computer is not working right- this one is tough to get rid of- thanks debe ps i will let you know for sure when i am clean - this virus would not quarrintine or repair things- like i said i have taken everyone out of my email and cleaning out all of that ----- Original Message ----- From: Victoria <vproc@ix.netcom.com> To: <SCMARION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 4:57 PM Subject: [SCMARION-L] From List Mom - please read > There's a really nasty v*rus going around called badTrans. It would > appear that Mr. Forsythe has been hit by it, as have so many poor souls. > So far as I know, it does not damage your hard drive or delete any files > but it will take every unread email in your In Box and send out a reply > without your knowing about it. > > What makes this one "nasty" is that people who receive these bogus > replies also receive the attachment which propagates the v*rus and > the attachment, of course, appears to come from a trusted source. > NEVER open an attachment, or even an email with an attachment > unless you're expecting an email from the sender AND your anti-virus > software has the latest updates. > > (Yeah, yeah, I know but I had to say it.) > > To read more about this one and how to remove it, see: > http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/pf/w32.badtrans.13312@mm.html > > HOW I CAN HELP: > If you notify me of the "sender's" email address, I can check the subscription > list and temporarily remove the poor soul from the list until they get the virus > cleaned off their machine. This will reduce any bogus "replies" to messages > posted to the list and save the poor soul's hard drive from getting filled up with > these goofy replies. > > I did check for the email address you posted, Peggy, but that one's not subscribed. > :( > > PLEASE NOTE: It is NOT the email sent to this list which contains the attachment. > All attachments are prevented from being posted just for this reason. > > Hang in there everyone. > > Cheers, > Victoria > > > ==== SCMARION Mailing List ==== > SCGenWeb Main Page > Links to counties and Special Projects > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/ > >

For Jerry Lewis Ruby Causey Cribb b 26 Jul 1915 / d 18 Jun 2001 md my 1st cousin, Horace Tiffney Cribb b 26 Jul 1914 / d 15 Apr 1988. They owned and lived on a farm 3 miles N E of Duford and 4 miles S W of Spring Branch Church, near Grainger Mill Pond. She was a dau of R upert L. Causey b 1888 / d 1950 and Lillie Queen Powell b 1895 / d 1990. Their farm was adjacent to where I grew up on my dad's farm. They had a dau Virginia Jewell Cribb b 1 May 1936 and a son Harold Horace Cribb b 21 Nov 1937. Both are still living. If you have further questions, please feel free to come back. Ernest T. Cribb Cantonment, Fl. 32533 ecribb1@aol.com

List, I'm searching for information regarding Ruby Causey Cribb that passed away last Monday, June 18th. I was told she lived near Spring Branch between Nichols and the NC state line. I think she was the daughter of Rupert Causey. Thanks, Jerry Lewis jelewis@camden.net

I am descended from William Causey, b. SC, died in Amite Co.,MS. We do not know who his first wife was. He served in the Revolution, remarried in MS, and had numerous children by his second wife. I am from the line of William Causey, Jr., one of the children of the first marriage. There are many researchers in MS who would like to know his first wife, parents, and brothers and sisters (Wm Sr.). Thanks for your help. Mildred Brady Venitucci

Dear Deb Erwin, Your computer needs to be cleaned. You have a worm and your address book has tried to send it to me. Notice to everyone>>derwin@QuixNet.net (Deborah Erwin) Do NOT open any attachment from her. If you get any unsolicited attachments with my address on it do not open either!!!!!!! I did not send it. Peggy Price

The State (Columbia): Saturday, June 23, 2001 Lester Causey CONWAY (--) Services for Lester Elwood Causey, 77, will be held at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Hardwick Memorial Chapel with burial in Twin City Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be 7-9 this evening at Hardwick Funeral Home. Mr. Causey, husband of Ruby Gerald Causey, died Thursday. Born in Nichols, he was the son of the late Israel S. Causey and Cora Bell Causey. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife; sons, Danny Causey, Gene Causey; daughter, Linda Porter; sisters, Eula Fax, Vonnie Stanley; eight grandchildren; three great grandchildren.

The State (Columbia): Saturday, June 23, 2001 Robert Brown CHESTER (--) Services for Robert Fulton "Bobby" Brown, 64, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, June 23, 2001, at the chapel of Smith-Collins Funeral Home of Marion with Rev. Tony Miles officiating. Burial will follow in New Life Cemetery, directed by Smith-Collins Funeral Home. Mr. Brown died Wednesday, June 20, 2001. Born April 8, 1937, in Marion Co., he was a son of the late Maxcy Monroe Brown and Mary Kate Brown Brown. Mr. Brown was a construction worker and a member of Little Bethel Baptist Church. Surviving are his children, Robert Fulton Brown Jr. of Chester, Robyn Brown of Greenwood, Danny Moser of Chester; wife, Shirley Willard Brown of Chester; three grandchildren; sister, Gladys Sizemore of Birmingham, Ala.

Victoria, I tried this address and it would not go through. Any suggestions? Barbara