Hi John, The next time I am in the Marlboro Library I will check for your family in the Beauty Spot book. Bonnie C. Freeman Bennettsville

My ancestor, Aaron Dunn, was listed in the 1880 census (p. 429, HH 217/221) as follows: Aaron Dunn, 53, married, works on farm, b. SC Cynetey (elsewhere spelled Sena, or Cynthia?), 40, wife, b. SC James Beasley, 21, stepson, single, b. SC Nancy Perrot, 10, niece, b. SC Can anyone shed any light on these relationships. Cynetey (maiden name unknown) was a second wife of Aaron. Nancy could have been a daughter of Aaron's sister (name unknown), or a daughter of Cynetey's brother or sister. James was probably a son of Cynetey by a first husband, too young to have been a son of Aaron's first wife, since Aaron's children by his first wife were older than James. Ed

The Minutes of the Marlboro Co. Court of Ordinary for 19 June 1821 contain the following: Burwell Quick returned a citation for admn. on the estate of Dorcas Quick; entered into bond with Elizabeth Quick and John Dunn for $200. John Dunn was my direct ancestor and this is the earliest known record of his presence in Marlboro Co. Can anyone tell me more about the Quick individuals mentioned in the above court record?

For anyone researching the Quicks in Marlboro Co. in the mid-19th century, don't overlook the records after the Civil War of the Southern Claims Commission in the National Archives. The following individuals, all of Marlboro Co., made claims for losses (claim nos. in parentheses): Abel Quick (4137), Allan Quick (160), Anderson Quick (1314), Elenor Quick (2795), Evander McIver Quick (2794), Gamewell Quick (1315), Harry Quick (4138), Lewis Quick (3660), Malachi Quick (890), Martin Quick (1316), Moses Quick (1285), Murdoc Quick (1317), Sarah Quick (2622).

John, Do you have any information on the Children of Jennie "jane"Odom and Barnabus Wallace??? They are my 5th G Grandparents. I have been looking for info on them for quite some time. Their daughter Elizabeth A. Wallace married Peter Boyer(Bowyer) Their Daughter Emily Boyer married Charles N. Edens and had my GGrandmother Della Edens. I would appreciate any info you can give me on them Sincerely, Brenda Wagner

My main connection is Nancy E. Quick married one of my ancestors, James J. Newton in Fayette County, GA. I have a copy of Nancy Quick's death certificate that lists her father as Eli Quick of SC and her mother as S. Turner of SC although I have her in my database as Drucilla Turner. One of Eli Quick's grand-daughters was named Drucilla. Nancy lived to be 85 years old. I have the death certificate of James J. and Nancy's son J.W. Newton and it lists his mother as Nancy Quick and father as Jim J. Newton. The Newtons at that time were from Marlboro County, SC since 1785. I haven't been able to pin down where the Quick's were although it was probably Marlboro. Write when you can. I'll post this on the Marlboro mail list. Maybe someone else can use it. Jim Newton --------------------------------- Descendants of Eli (Elijah?) Quick 1 Eli (Elijah?) Quick b: 1810-1820 in SC d: Aft 1870 +Drucilla Turner b: 1810-1820 in Georgia d: Aft 1870 m: 14 June 1828 in Fayette County, GA 2 Nancy E. Quick b: 25 August 1829 in SC d: 18 October 1913 in Atlanta, GA +James J. Newton b: 7 June 1837 d: 26 November 1913 in Atlanta, GA m: 28 August 1856 2 James M. Quick b: Abt 1834 in Georgia +Lisley b: Abt 1840 in Georgia 3 R. D. Quick b: Abt 1857 3 James H. Quick b: Abt 1858 3 Drucilla J. Quick b: Abt 1860 2 Mary Quick b: Aft 1835 +Unknown (Believe a Quick) 3 Mary Jane Quick b: Abt 1858 3 James H. Quick b: Abt 1861 3 Ronaldus Quick b: Abt 1866 3 Etty Quick b: Abt 1869 2 William B. Quick b: Abt 1842 +Sarah Jane b: Abt 1853 3 Philip Wendle Quick b: Abt 1865 3 Mattie E. Quick b: Abt 1867 3 Martin Quick b: Abt 1868 2 Henry H. Quick b: Abt 1845 +Leona b: Abt 1843 3 M. Jeff Quick b: Abt 1868 2 David M. Quick b: Abt 1847 2 Minerva Quick b: Abt 1850 2 Sarah Quick b: Abt 1852 2 Eliza Louisa Quick b: Abt 1854 ----------------------------------

Dear John, I wish I could be helpful. Actually I don't have a copy of the book. I just have notes and copies of one or two pages. The only place I have ever seen the book is in the library in Bennettsville. If I had a copy I certainly would be glad to check. Larry Larry, > >Your mention of the book on Beauty Spot by Hamer caught my attention. >Although none of my family were listed as tenters, I do know that they >attended the Beauty Spot Baptist Church. I understand that you have a copy >of the book? If there is an index, would you please check for Edmund or >Nancy Brown. I would be interested in any Browns who attended Beauty Spot >Church before 1830. > >Thanks, >John > >At 12:26 PM 9/2/98 -0500, you wrote: >>Just for the sake of sharing information.... >> >>My gg grandfather, John Jones, was a farmer and a Methodist minister. I >>ran across a reference to him (and his father James) as tenters when there >>was the Beauty Spot encampment, and I was so intrigued by this idea of >>people actually having tents and camping at camp meeting time that I >>thought I would send along the following quotation regarding who was there. >>This list is from a book by Hamer on Beauty Spot. Hamer also makes >>reference to a plat of the grounds, made by Capt. P. L. Breeden, on >>November 14, 1853. I would also love to see this if anyone ever runs into >>it. >> >>"The following were some of the tenters on the eastern line: Wesley >>Parham, Thomas S. Covington, Eli Thomas, Robert D. Thomas, Rev. Charles >>Manship, Rev. Allen Edens, Isaac Pipkin, Lindsey Breeden, Thomas Lester, >>Joel Easterling, and others. >>On the northern line were the tents of William Bundy, William Seals, James >>Jones, Rev. John Jones, Philip Barrentine, Meekin J. Townsend, Joshua >>Fletcher, Lewis Thomas, Daniel Hamer, John H. Hamer, Alfred Hamer, William >>Dudley and Francis Harrison. >>On the western side were tents of John Crosland, Robert Bolton, George >>McDaniel, Shadrack Fuller, John Webster, Col. William J. Cook, Rev. Thomas >>Cook, Philip S. Thomas, Daniel Parham and Col. John Covington. >>On the southern side were those of Hugh McDonald, Aaron Breeden, Samuel >>Edwards, James C. Thomas, John McCollum, Rev. Henry Williams, Mrs. Pegues, >>Daniel Caulk and others." >> >>If you are a descendant of any of these folks and are on this system, >>please drop me a line. I would just love to know you are there. >> >>Larry Jones >> >> >> >----------- >John K. Brown, Jr. >[email protected] > >Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

In a message dated 9/4/98 1:38:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << >If you are a descendant of any of these folks and are on this system, >please drop me a line. I would just love to know you are there. > >Larry Jones >> Larry, I am not directly related to Meekin Townsend but we do share common ancestors. My gggrandfather was Meekin Spears married in 1843 to Mary B. Singleton. I know that Nathaniel Spears was born in 1730 and came to Virginia around 1750-53 married Lydia Wise and settled in Marlboro Co., SC. James Spears married Lydia Meekin and Meekin Townsend was one of their children. I am not certain but I think another Nathaniel Spears went west and some how a descendant of his became my Meekin Spears gggrandfather. I haven't sorted it all out yet but I know there's a connection between all these families. Linda Spears Bussler Cave Spring, Georgia

Greetings to all from Gettysburg. I'm looking for SION ODOM who married ANN NEWTON born ca 1816, daughter of Younger Newton Jr. I've been trying to find this family for quite some time. There is rather a rich history between the Newtons and the Odoms. William S. Newton married Margaret Odom, Anderson Newton married Mary Margaret Odom, Cornelius Dendy Newton married Martha Wallace (daughter of Jennie Odom and Barnabus Wallace) for example. There is also connections between the Newtons and other families that are connected to the Odoms. Some of them are Stubbs, Barentine, Snead, Turner, Quick, and Parrott for example. If we had all the lines, I'm sure there would be more. Quite a few of the members of these families migrated to Fayette County, GA, from which I sprang. Any help or discussion would be much appreciated. Jim Newton

Larry, Your mention of the book on Beauty Spot by Hamer caught my attention. Although none of my family were listed as tenters, I do know that they attended the Beauty Spot Baptist Church. I understand that you have a copy of the book? If there is an index, would you please check for Edmund or Nancy Brown. I would be interested in any Browns who attended Beauty Spot Church before 1830. Thanks, John At 12:26 PM 9/2/98 -0500, you wrote: >Just for the sake of sharing information.... > >My gg grandfather, John Jones, was a farmer and a Methodist minister. I >ran across a reference to him (and his father James) as tenters when there >was the Beauty Spot encampment, and I was so intrigued by this idea of >people actually having tents and camping at camp meeting time that I >thought I would send along the following quotation regarding who was there. >This list is from a book by Hamer on Beauty Spot. Hamer also makes >reference to a plat of the grounds, made by Capt. P. L. Breeden, on >November 14, 1853. I would also love to see this if anyone ever runs into >it. > >"The following were some of the tenters on the eastern line: Wesley >Parham, Thomas S. Covington, Eli Thomas, Robert D. Thomas, Rev. Charles >Manship, Rev. Allen Edens, Isaac Pipkin, Lindsey Breeden, Thomas Lester, >Joel Easterling, and others. >On the northern line were the tents of William Bundy, William Seals, James >Jones, Rev. John Jones, Philip Barrentine, Meekin J. Townsend, Joshua >Fletcher, Lewis Thomas, Daniel Hamer, John H. Hamer, Alfred Hamer, William >Dudley and Francis Harrison. >On the western side were tents of John Crosland, Robert Bolton, George >McDaniel, Shadrack Fuller, John Webster, Col. William J. Cook, Rev. Thomas >Cook, Philip S. Thomas, Daniel Parham and Col. John Covington. >On the southern side were those of Hugh McDonald, Aaron Breeden, Samuel >Edwards, James C. Thomas, John McCollum, Rev. Henry Williams, Mrs. Pegues, >Daniel Caulk and others." > >If you are a descendant of any of these folks and are on this system, >please drop me a line. I would just love to know you are there. > >Larry Jones > > > ----------- John K. Brown, Jr. [email protected] Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

>>It has been great hearing from different ones. Thanks, Barb, for this >>info on the Caulk family. You have, however, thrown me for a loop. I >>had just about concluded that the 1853 plat to which reference was made >>corresponded fairly well to the individual listings by Hamer of families >>camping at the Beauty Spot site. This worked well given the dates for my >>gggrandfather, John Jones, who would have been in his 40's. It seemed >>reasonable then that his father, James Jones, who was listed next, could >>have been alive at this time as well. However, this Daniel Caulk would >>have been dead. I guess there are several possibilities. Maybe the 1853 >>date is okay, but this Daniel Caulk had a son named Daniel???? or maybe >>the date for that collection of people should have been much earlier. If others have handy the year spans (birth to death) for any of the folks listed in the earlier message, I would love to know to see if 1853 seems reasonable. Many thanks. Larry Jones From the Cemetery Records of Marlboro County > >Daniel Caulk, died Oct 17, 1844; age 60 years >wife: Clara Caulk, died Oct 6, 1843; age 60 years >Both are buried in Beauty Spot Cemetery > >Willis E. Caulk, Oct 11, 1891; no other dates >wife: Lelia M. Caulk, Aug 28, 1888; Sept 25, 1956 >son Edgar Caulk, May 10, 1917; Mar 4, 1935 >daughter Billy C. Caulk, Dec 11, 1929; July 13, 1930 >son James H. Caulk, April 10, 1921; Dec 31, 1921 >son Roger Caulk, 1923; 1968 >All buried in the Quick Cemetery, Hwy 38 toward Hamlet, turn right on Hwy >S35-165, turn left at junction S35-166; Cemeter 2-1/2 miles on right. > >There are also listed in other cemeteries Lois; Peter Sr., Lula E., Mary E. >and Mary. >Hope this helps everyone. > >Barb >Barbara Cope Svetlick >[email protected] >Researching Fredericksburg, Virginia - Marlboro County, South Carolina - >Nassau, New York > >---------- >> From: [email protected] >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: [SCMARLBO-L] Beauty Spot >> Date: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 11:39 PM >> >> Larry, >> I don't have much on them. Daniel Caulk was married to Clara ? They >had a >> daughter, Lettilla, b. abt 1824, who was married to Lewis Fraser,b. 1808. >She >> was his second wife. I am kin through the Frasers. >> Robert

Daniel A. PARHAM b: 10 Oct 1810 p: Marlboro Co., SC m: 1832 d: 5 May 1873

>From the Cemetery Records of Marlboro County Daniel Caulk, died Oct 17, 1844; age 60 years wife: Clara Caulk, died Oct 6, 1843; age 60 years Both are buried in Beauty Spot Cemetery Willis E. Caulk, Oct 11, 1891; no other dates wife: Lelia M. Caulk, Aug 28, 1888; Sept 25, 1956 son Edgar Caulk, May 10, 1917; Mar 4, 1935 daughter Billy C. Caulk, Dec 11, 1929; July 13, 1930 son James H. Caulk, April 10, 1921; Dec 31, 1921 son Roger Caulk, 1923; 1968 All buried in the Quick Cemetery, Hwy 38 toward Hamlet, turn right on Hwy S35-165, turn left at junction S35-166; Cemeter 2-1/2 miles on right. There are also listed in other cemeteries Lois; Peter Sr., Lula E., Mary E. and Mary. Hope this helps everyone. Barb Barbara Cope Svetlick [email protected] Researching Fredericksburg, Virginia - Marlboro County, South Carolina - Nassau, New York ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [SCMARLBO-L] Beauty Spot > Date: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 11:39 PM > > Larry, > I don't have much on them. Daniel Caulk was married to Clara ? They had a > daughter, Lettilla, b. abt 1824, who was married to Lewis Fraser,b. 1808. She > was his second wife. I am kin through the Frasers. > Robert

>Robert, can you tell me just a little more about the Caulk family. I was >not familiar with this as a Marlboro family. Are you descended from the >Daniel Caulk listed? Larry Greetings, > As with my Cuz Brenda, I am related to Parham, Covington, Caulk, Thomas, >and a few more. >Robert Odom >[email protected]

Larry, I don't have much on them. Daniel Caulk was married to Clara ? They had a daughter, Lettilla, b. abt 1824, who was married to Lewis Fraser,b. 1808. She was his second wife. I am kin through the Frasers. Robert

It is of note that this Petition, with ONLY ONE SIGNER Tristram THOMAS, appears in the set of books, "The State Records of South Carolina - Journals of the House of Representatives 1787-1788", pages 352, 353 and 354, January 25, 1788. The "action taken" by the Representatives as shown on page 354 was "Ordered That it be referred to the Committee on the Inland Navigation" is information in addition to that shown in the Petition. .Alphabetized List Of 200 Individuals Signing the SC 1788 Petition No. 41 - With Corrections/ Additions and some Editorial Changes - Multiple Spelling Variations, Added Caps. .?FERY ?BERY or ?SSERY, William-152 ?NEY, Robert-192 ADAMS, Richard-156 ADAMS, Thomas-155 ALFORD, James-110 ALTMAN? ATKINSON?, James-26 AMMONS, Joshua-183 AMMONS, William-149 AMMONS, Thomas-148 ARD, Reuben-84 ATKEISON, Issac-20 ATKINSON? 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Greetings, As with my Cuz Brenda, I am related to Parham, Covington, Caulk, Thomas, and a few more. Robert Odom [email protected]

> > My gg grandfather, John Jones, was a farmer and a Methodist minister. I > ran across a reference to him (and his father James) as tenters when there > was the Beauty Spot encampment, and I was so intrigued by this idea of > people actually having tents and camping at camp meeting time that I > thought I would send along the following quotation regarding who was there. > This list is from a book by Hamer on Beauty Spot. Hamer also makes > reference to a plat of the grounds, made by Capt. P. L. Breeden, on > November 14, 1853. I would also love to see this if anyone ever runs into > it. Hi, I was told thirty years ago by a family informant that some of my Dunn ancestors were buried at the Beauty Spot Church in Marlboro Co. In a 1978 letter from Elizabeth C. Drake, who published so many of the Marlboro Co. cemetery records, she stated: "Beauty Spot was so named by settlers from Md., who thought it such a lovely place, they gave it the name. It is ... located between Bennettsville & McColl, and off to the left. There was an old cemetery in the area, with only a few graves visible now. On [the] road to McColl, and before Tatum, is another cemetery called Beauty Spot. It is well kept and several people [are] buried there." Can you tell me anything more about the book on Beauty Spot, when written? To which one of the above locations does it refer? Can anyone better identify the location of these two sites? Was there a church; what denomination; does it still exist? Does anyone have any information on any cemetery markers at either site? Any additional information on Beauty Spot appreciated. Ed Dunn

Just for the sake of sharing information.... My gg grandfather, John Jones, was a farmer and a Methodist minister. I ran across a reference to him (and his father James) as tenters when there was the Beauty Spot encampment, and I was so intrigued by this idea of people actually having tents and camping at camp meeting time that I thought I would send along the following quotation regarding who was there. This list is from a book by Hamer on Beauty Spot. Hamer also makes reference to a plat of the grounds, made by Capt. P. L. Breeden, on November 14, 1853. I would also love to see this if anyone ever runs into it. "The following were some of the tenters on the eastern line: Wesley Parham, Thomas S. Covington, Eli Thomas, Robert D. Thomas, Rev. Charles Manship, Rev. Allen Edens, Isaac Pipkin, Lindsey Breeden, Thomas Lester, Joel Easterling, and others. On the northern line were the tents of William Bundy, William Seals, James Jones, Rev. John Jones, Philip Barrentine, Meekin J. Townsend, Joshua Fletcher, Lewis Thomas, Daniel Hamer, John H. Hamer, Alfred Hamer, William Dudley and Francis Harrison. On the western side were tents of John Crosland, Robert Bolton, George McDaniel, Shadrack Fuller, John Webster, Col. William J. Cook, Rev. Thomas Cook, Philip S. Thomas, Daniel Parham and Col. John Covington. On the southern side were those of Hugh McDonald, Aaron Breeden, Samuel Edwards, James C. Thomas, John McCollum, Rev. Henry Williams, Mrs. Pegues, Daniel Caulk and others." If you are a descendant of any of these folks and are on this system, please drop me a line. I would just love to know you are there. Larry Jones

Oops, Sorry forgot to sign my Name I am Brenda Parrish Wagner