In a message dated 9/2/98 1:27:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > 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. Hi there, I am a descendant of the Covington's, Fuller's, Parham's, Thomas's, Edens, I also have some of these other surnames in my lines...by marriges

Glenn, Do you have a copy of DESCANDENTS OF MOSES PEARSON, by J. Kelly Pearson? It only mentions Moses marrying Sara Rogers, but not her parents. Joyce SC>Bonnie, SC>Thanks for the kind offer. I also have a copy... his plus that of Moses SC>Jr... SC>Thanks again!!! SC>Glenn P. SC>-----Original Message----- SC>From: [email protected] <[email protected]> SC>To: [email protected] <[email protected]> SC>Date: Sunday, August 30, 1998 4:33 PM SC>Subject: Re: [SCMARLBO-L] Rogers Family SC>>Glenn, SC>> SC>>I have a copy of Moses Pearson's will - let me know if you would like a SC>copy. SC>>It does mention his wife, Sarah and all his children. The witnesses are SC>>Walter Foley, William Cherry and John Freeman, Jr. SC>> SC>>Bonnie C. Freeman SC>>Marlboro County SC>>

Bonnie, Thanks for the kind offer. I also have a copy... his plus that of Moses Jr... Thanks again!!! Glenn P. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, August 30, 1998 4:33 PM Subject: Re: [SCMARLBO-L] Rogers Family >Glenn, > >I have a copy of Moses Pearson's will - let me know if you would like a copy. >It does mention his wife, Sarah and all his children. The witnesses are >Walter Foley, William Cherry and John Freeman, Jr. > >Bonnie C. Freeman >Marlboro County >

Hi Everyone, I am researching the family of Edmund BROWN, b. abt. 1743, d. 1821 Marlboro Co., SC. I first find him about 1760 in Bladen Co., NC near the South Carolina line. (This area is now Robeson Co., NC). He moved to Marlboro Co., SC about 1775. His land was situated on the SC/NC state line and he owned property in Richmond Co., NC as well as Marlboro Co. He married Nancy ANDERSON, date unknown. Children: 1. Jesse Anderson BROWN, b. 8 Aug 1769 d. 3 May 1833 Bibb Co., AL m. Obedience LEGGETT, dau. of William LEGGETT 2. Sarah "Sally" BROWN, b. c1776, Marlboro Co., SC d. BEF 1850 Bibb Co., AL m. John PARKER (son of Moses Parker) 3. Selah BROWN, b. c1788 Marlboro Co., SC d. BEF 1826 m. ? JAMES 4. Nancy "Polly" BROWN, b. c1789 Marlboro Co., SC m. Elias PATE of Richmond Co., NC 5. Charlotte BROWN, b. 3 Mar 1790 Marlboro Co., SC d. AFT 1850 Cherokee Co., AL m. John GRAHAM, Jr. of Richmond Co., NC. He died Calhoun Co., AL in 1842. 6. Edmund BROWN, Jr. b. c1790 Marlboro Co., SC d. Alabama m. Nancy _____ 7. Henry BROWN, b. Bef 1790 Marlboro Co., SC d. 1821-1824 Tennessee? 8. James BROWN, b. Bef 1790 Marlboro Co., SC d. 1821-1824 Tennessee? Most of the children moved to Humphreys and Stewart counties in Tennessee in early 1800s. Then then moved to Bibb county, AL by 1830. Need parents of Edmund and Nancy Brown. Also, any information on their children. Thanks, John ----------- John K. Brown, Jr. [email protected] Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

Glenn, I have a copy of Moses Pearson's will - let me know if you would like a copy. It does mention his wife, Sarah and all his children. The witnesses are Walter Foley, William Cherry and John Freeman, Jr. Bonnie C. Freeman Marlboro County

Glenn, In _Early Pee Dee Settlers_ (John M. Gregg, Heritage Books, Bowie, MD, 1993), which is a collection of references to Pee Dee settlers, there are the following entries/sources: Part 2, pages 426 & 427: PEARSON, MOSES ID: 2716 Spouse: SARAH [--?--] Children: AARON, MOSES, RUTH (AIKEN), COMFORT, SARAH (CHERRY) Date in Pee Dee: 1750 Last Date: 1763 DIED Occupation: YEOMAN Origin: VIRGINIA Location: UPPER PEE DEE Source(s): THOMAS, RWNBC, MOORE V.3 Notes: FATHER OF #1970 AND #1971. THOMAS GIVES NAME AS AARON. PEARSON, AARON ID: 1970 Spouse: ANN VINING Children: AARON, THOMAS, JOHN Date in Pee Dee: 1772 Location: ST. DAVID'S PARISH Source(s): GREGG, THOMAS Notes: BROTHER OF MOSES #1971. SON OF MOSES #2716 PEARSON, MOSES ID: 1971 Spouse: RACHEL [--?--] Children: THOMAS Date in Pee Dee: 1772 Last Date: 1778 Location: ST. DAVID'S PARISH Source(s): GREGG, RWNBC, RUDISILL, THOMAS Notes: SAID TO HAVE HAD 8 SONS ANS 7 DAUGHTERS. BROTHER OF AARON. SON OF MOSES. Revolutionary War Service: BENTON'S REGIMENT Part 2, page 465: ROGERS, NICHOLAS ID: 1052 Spouse: MARTHA [--?--] Children: BENJAMIN, MARY (ALDERIDGE), ELIZABETH (POWERS), SARAH (BOOTH), RACHEL Date in Pee Dee: 1742 Last Date: 1759 DIED Location: WELCH NECK Source(s): COOK, RWNBC, GREGG, MOORE And the sources are: COOK -- Cook, H.T., _Rambles in the Pee Dee Basin South Carolina_, The State Company, Columbia, SC, 1926 GREGG -- Gregg, Alexander, _History of the Old Cheraws_, The State COmpany, Columbia, SC, 1867 MOORE -- Moore, Caroline T., Editor, _Records of the Secretary of the Province of South Carolina 1692,1721_, R.L. Bryan Company, Columbia, SC, 1978 MOORE V.3 -- Moore, Caroline T., Editor, _Abstracts of the Wills of the State of South Carolina_, Three Volumes, A.A. Simmons RUDISILL -- Rudisill, H.F., Editor, _Minutes of St. David's Society_, St David's Society, Florence, SC, 1986. RWNBC -- _Records of the Welch Neck Baptist Church_ THOMAS -- Thomas, J.A.W., _A History of Marlboro County_, The Foote and Davis Company, Atlanta, 1897 Hope this helps, Jennifer Jacksonville, FL [email protected] >Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1998 22:40:13 -0400 >From: "W. Glenn Pearson" <[email protected]> >Subject: [SCMARLBO-L] Rogers Family > >I am looking for information on the Rogers Family of Marlboro County. Rev. >J.A.W. Thomas mentions that a Nicholas Rogers was the first of his clan to >move into the Pee Dee area circa 1745-1750.. He also mentions that one of >his daughters married a "Mr. Pearson"... Our family legend has it that the >wife of our Moses Pearson, Sr. was named Sara Rogers... > >We are trying to trace the migration of Moses Pearson, Sr into the Pee Dee >and we believe there may have been others who traveled with him, etc... and >may have been part of the later migration out of Delaware, Maryland, >Virginia that followed the original Welsh Baptist.. > >I would appreciate any information!!! > >Glenn Pearson >

Hi, Do any of you guys have a Kenion Rogers amongst your Rogers? I have a will or something on my Clark's that mentions a Kenion Rogers. My Clark's also have a Kenion Clark, so Kenion Rogers could have been a nephew. I know he wasnt a son to Kenion Clark. Kenion Clark's sister, Meedy, was married to a Rogers. I think his first name was Robert, but not sure. I am actually looking for my Clark ancestors and am just taking stabs in the dark!!! Oh, by the way, Larry, is there any Clark's in the Oak Ridge or Pearson Cemetaries? Any help is greatly appreciated!!!! Susan

Glenn, There is a book on the Moses Pearson in our local library at Laurinburg, written by J. Kelly Pearson. If I can find time, this afternnon, I will look for the Rogers name. Joyce SC>I am looking for information on the Rogers Family of Marlboro County. Rev. SC>J.A.W. Thomas mentions that a Nicholas Rogers was the first of his clan to SC>move into the Pee Dee area circa 1745-1750.. He also mentions that one of SC>his daughters married a "Mr. Pearson"... Our family legend has it that the SC>wife of our Moses Pearson, Sr. was named Sara Rogers... SC>We are trying to trace the migration of Moses Pearson, Sr into the Pee Dee SC>and we believe there may have been others who traveled with him, etc... and SC>may have been part of the later migration out of Delaware, Maryland, SC>Virginia that followed the original Welsh Baptist.. SC>I would appreciate any information!!! SC>Glenn Pearson

>Hi, Glenn, I shouldn't answer hastily without notes in front of me, but... there is a great book about the Rogers family which lived in Marlboro County. I think it is the same as the Nicholas Rogers family. The title is something like "Little Acorns from the Mighty Oak". I was in Bennettsville very briefly a few weeks ago and was able to copy about two pages which listed the twenty (I think that is the actual number) children of Col. Ben Rogers. I'll try to track down the few notes I took. If I find any reference to Sara, I will let you know, but I am not optimistic since I didn't have a chance to write much. P.S. I also went by the Pearson Cemetery not far from Smyrna church. Larry Jones I am looking for information on the Rogers Family of Marlboro County. Rev. >J.A.W. Thomas mentions that a Nicholas Rogers was the first of his clan to >move into the Pee Dee area circa 1745-1750.. He also mentions that one of >his daughters married a "Mr. Pearson"... Our family legend has it that the >wife of our Moses Pearson, Sr. was named Sara Rogers... > >We are trying to trace the migration of Moses Pearson, Sr into the Pee Dee >and we believe there may have been others who traveled with him, etc... and >may have been part of the later migration out of Delaware, Maryland, >Virginia that followed the original Welsh Baptist.. > >I would appreciate any information!!! > >Glenn Pearson

Glen, In the Oak Ridge Cemtery in Bennettsville are the following Pearsons: Sam J. Pearson May 6, 1876; Jan 13, 1947 Masonic emblem w. Josephine Patrick Pearson Dec 13, 1878; Dec 26, 1959 Julina Pearson, Oct 18, 1848; Feb 6, 1920 Z.T. Pearson, June 6, 1853; Sept 8, 1915 Josephine Pearson, died Dec 26, 1957; age 81 years Sam J. Pearson Jr. Mar 3, 1903; Dec 27, 1949 Moses Pearson, 1823; 1865 age 42 CSA w. Rachel Pearson, died Jan 3, 1905; age 89 years 5 months In the history of the old Cheraws: The Pearsons settled on the east side of the river, in what is now Marlborough District, on a valuable tract of land, known afterwards and from an early day as the "Big Plantation". Moses Pearson was a noted captain in the Revolution. William Strother, whose name appears here for the first time, was a son of Charles Strother, who emigrated from Virginia to Charles Town and died there. William Strother moved to Cheraw not long before this period. He married first, Miss Rogers, daughter of Benjamin Rogers and afterward Lucy Hicks a daughter of Col. George Hicks (pg 179) Members of the Revolution Pearson, Aaron private 1782 Pearson, Moses, lieutenant in Hick's Regiment in 1780 and captain in Benton's Regiment, Marion's Brigade in 1781-82 On 21st of March, the joint committe of the Senate and House, appointed for that purpose reported a list of justices for the several counties. For Marlborough...Claudius Pegues, sen, Geo. Hicks, Morgan Brown, Tristram Thomas, Claudius Pegues, jr., Moses Pearson and Thomas Evans (pg 433) I don't know if any of this will help since no where does it mention the spouse(s) of Moses Pearson though he seems to have been quite prominent in the area following the Revolution. Barb ---------- > From: W. Glenn Pearson <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SCMARLBO-L] Rogers Family > Date: Friday, August 28, 1998 10:40 PM > > > I am looking for information on the Rogers Family of Marlboro County. Rev. > J.A.W. Thomas mentions that a Nicholas Rogers was the first of his clan to > move into the Pee Dee area circa 1745-1750.. He also mentions that one of > his daughters married a "Mr. Pearson"... Our family legend has it that the > wife of our Moses Pearson, Sr. was named Sara Rogers... > > We are trying to trace the migration of Moses Pearson, Sr into the Pee Dee > and we believe there may have been others who traveled with him, etc... and > may have been part of the later migration out of Delaware, Maryland, > Virginia that followed the original Welsh Baptist.. > > I would appreciate any information!!! > > Glenn Pearson >

I am looking for information on the Rogers Family of Marlboro County. Rev. J.A.W. Thomas mentions that a Nicholas Rogers was the first of his clan to move into the Pee Dee area circa 1745-1750.. He also mentions that one of his daughters married a "Mr. Pearson"... Our family legend has it that the wife of our Moses Pearson, Sr. was named Sara Rogers... We are trying to trace the migration of Moses Pearson, Sr into the Pee Dee and we believe there may have been others who traveled with him, etc... and may have been part of the later migration out of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia that followed the original Welsh Baptist.. I would appreciate any information!!! Glenn Pearson

I was wishing I could help you tonight but.... 1. I sent my zeroxed index to the book to a distant cousin in AL....She wanted more information and I thought I would not need it before I receive the book which I ordered about a week ago. 2. I looked through the zeroxed pages which I still have and didn't find any reference to the Rogers Family. I have less than 20 pages of the book. 3. I am going to SC Monday for a week, actually to my son's in Augusta, GA and make day trips to SC. Through researching I have found James Spears has a diary in the University of SC. 4. I recently meet James Meekins a descendant of Nathaniel Spears. He is a 73 year old artist/painter in Latta, SC. I plan to visit him. He called me last week and says he has lots of information. He is a genealogist also. 5. When my book comes I will look up Rogers Family and pass it on to you. If I forget jog my memory but remember I'll be gone all next week. 6. Case you are interested, the www.heritagebooks.com is where they sell the History of Marlboro Co., SC cost is 25.50 plus 4.00 shipping Keep in touch! Linda In a message dated 98-08-28 23:58:46 EDT, you write: << I am looking for information on the Rogers Family of Marlboro County. Rev. J.A.W. Thomas mentions that a Nicholas Rogers was the first of his clan to move into the Pee Dee area circa 1745-1750.. He also mentions that one of his daughters married a "Mr. Pearson"... Our family legend has it that the wife of our Moses Pearson, Sr. was named Sara Rogers... We are trying to trace the migration of Moses Pearson, Sr into the Pee Dee and we believe there may have been others who traveled with him, etc... and may have been part of the later migration out of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia that followed the original Welsh Baptist.. I would appreciate any information!!! >>

>From: "Tom Edwards" <[email protected]> >Old-To: <[email protected]> >Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 21:04:55 -0400 > >Hi All! > Jo's Petition impressed me with the number of names I recognized >from Marlboro Co. (along the NC State line) whose descendants >intermarried with the descendants of Moses PARKER. I alphabetized it >to save hunting - reference following copy. The original list stopped >at number 11 so I just continued the numbering to 200 to facilitate >reference back to the original list reflecting the order of signing >and spelling. I also incorporated Suzy's comments on the CONNER and >COTTINGHAM names. > 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. Jo suggested I might also want to >check other Petitions to see which ones the entire list of signers >would be of interest. A quick look see at my SC Journals revealed >that I'll have to put it on my "things to do" list for the time being >along with cross checking the Petition against the 1790 US Census for >Marlboro Co. :>) >Tom EDWARDS >. >. >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? ALTMAN?, James-26 >AVANT?, Daniel? or Rancel?-132 >B, Nathan x (his mark) [last name illegible - first letter may be B or >R?]-130 >BARFIELD, Thomas-66 >BARFIELD, Joshua-8 >BARFIELD, Nathan-91 >BARFIELD, James-70 >BARNS, James-10 >BAXLEY, John-15 >BETHEA, Jesse-184 >BETHEA, Jesse Jr.-186 >BETHEA, David-185 >BETHEA, Philp-117 >BETHEA, Jesse (Jr.?)-191 >BETHEA, Goodman (Jr.?)-190 >BLACKMAN, Solomon-62 >BLACKMAN, David-54 >BLYTHER, William-106 >BOLTON, James-159 >BRIANT, James-168 >BRIGMAN, John-177 >BROWN [this name struck through]{Between 150 & 151, duplicate of Edmund BROWN?} >BROWN, Richard-47 >BROWN, John-19 >BROWN, John Jr.-53 >BROWN, Edmond-146 >BROYER? BRYAN?, Jesse-144 >BRYAN? BROYER?, Jesse-144 >BURKHOLT?-37 >BURKIT, Uriy?-28 >BUTLER, Isom-114 >CAMBELL,. Peter-79 >CAMPBELL, William-27 >CAMPBELL, John-39 >CON(NER?), James-171 >CONNER, Wilson-196 >CONNER, William-195 >CONNER, Lewis-194 >CONNER, Thomas-172 >CONNER, Thomas-197 >COTTINGHAM, Dill-200 >COTTINGHAM, Daniel-199 >COTTINGHAM, Turbet-198 >COTTINGHAM, Jonathan Jr.-160 >COTTRELL, William Sr.-140 >COWARD, Jesse-43 >COWARD, Isom-29 >COWERD, Luis-109 >CRIBB, John-36 >CRIBB, Thomas-61 >DAVIS, John-56 >DEER, Joseph-35 >DONALD, Willis?-77 >EASTERLING?, Bennet-193 >EASTERLING, James-167 >EASTERLING, (?anny)-188 >EASTERLING, William-2 >EASTERLING, Shadrach-189 >ESTERLING, James-167 >ESTERLING?, Bennet-193 >FERGUSON? FORGESSON, William?-32 >FLOWERS, Hardy x (his mark)-182 >FORD, James Sr.-17 >FORD, Preserved-13 >FORD, Nathanel-78 >FORD, Joseph-85 >FORD, Stephen-80 >FORGESSON? FERGUSON, William?-32 >FOXWORTH, William-89 >FOXWORTH, Zachariah-187 >FRANCES, Richard-113 >FULLER, Shadrach-158 >GANEY?, William-161 >GILES, Hugh J.Q.-4 >GINEY?, Absalom-163 >GODER? GOODYEAR?, William-33 >GOING, John-120 >GOODYEAR? GODER?, William-33 >GRICE, James-52 >HAISE, Joseph-64 >HAISE, Benjamin-82 >HARELSON, Joseph-3 >HARING, John-180 >HARLEE? KELLEE? KELLER?, John-151 >HARLLEE, Thomas-147 >HARRALSON, Micajah-44 >HARRALSON, Benjamin Jr.-7 >HARRALSON, Benjamin J.P.-5 >HARRALSON, Lewis-6 >HASE, Joseph Jr.-73 >HERRING, William-178 >HERRING, Danial-179 >HIGINS, Isem-141 >HOLCOMB, Mary?-128 >HYOTT, Zekiell-136 >JAMES, William-57 >JAMES?, Thomas-59 >John McDonald-126 >JOHNSTON, Nicklis-50 >JOHNSTON, James-129 >JOHNSTON, Samuel-49 >JONES, Joseph-60 >KELLEE? KELLER? HARLEE?, John-151 >KELLER? HARLEE? KELLEE?, John-151 >LEE, Lazars-94 >LEE, John-97 >LEE, Sherod-105 >LEE, Jno.?-116 >LEGGITT, Absalom Jr..-181 >LEGGITT, William Jr.-176 >LEGGITT, William Sr.-175 >LEVENTON?, James-46 >LEVERETT, Richard-142 >LEWIS, William-118 >MAGBY, Samuel-30 >MAJOR, Thomas-112 >MALLORY? MALOR?, Charles-100 >MALOR? MALLORY?, Charles-100 >MANING? MARIN?, Jonathan-164 >MARIN? MANING?, Jonathan-164 >MARTAIN, James?-22 >MARTAIN?, John-25 >MARTNONG?, Moses Sr.-107 >MCCORMACK, Shaderack-9 >MCDONALD, Benjamin-76 >MCKAY, John-137 >MCKAY, Daniel-139 >MCSWINE? SWINE?, Malcolm x (his mark)-133 >MCTYER, Robert-124 >MILER, Gorg-18 >MILLER, Richard-34 >MILLER, Jonathan-11 >MILLER, Lyas-31 >MILLER, Charles-86 >MILLER, Samuel Jr.-12 >MILLER, Jonathan-99 >MOODEY, Daniel-108 >MOODY, Charles-42 >MOODY, Robert-41 >MORGAN, William-24 >MORIS, Orson-153 >MORRIS, Benjamin-145 >MORRIS, William-143 >NORTON, James-75 >NORTON, James-55 >OATS, James-83 >OBRYAN, Lydia-63 >ODOM, James-68 >ODOM, Archibald-23 >OWEN, Zedekiah-40 >OXENDINE, David-131 >PACKMORY? PASSMORE?, Robert-127 >PAGE, Thomas-101 >PARKER, Moses-150 >PARRIT?,. Thomas-103 >PASSMORE? PACKMORY?, Robert-127 >PATE, Benit-115 >PHILLIPS, William-95 >PRICE, William-71 >R, Nathan x (his mark) [last name illegible - first letter may be B or >R?]-130 >RAINS, James-92 >REVIL, Durham-48 >REVILL, James-90 >ROBERTSON, Luke x (his mark)-162 >ROGERS, Robert-45 >RORGERS, Shadrach-123 >ROWELL, Valentine Sr.-102 >ROZOR, David-38 >SAVAGE, John-88 >SHAW, Thomas-111 >SHELLEY, William-21 >SINETH, William-65 >SINETH, James-14 >SINETH, John-69 >SINGLETON, James-87 >SMITH, Peter-138 >SNEAD John-58 >SPIVY,. Edmond-81 >STACKHOUSE, John-119 >STACKHOUSE, William-122 >STACKHOUSE, William Sr.?-121 >STAFORD, Jerry-165 >STATON, Grifin-93 >SUMRALL, Thomas-157 >SUMRALL?, Isach-169 >SWINE? MCSWINE?, Malcolm x (his mark)-133 >TAYLOR, Philip-51 >THOMAS, Tristram-1 >TUCHBARY?, Thomas-16 >TUCKER, Willibe-170 >USHER, James-166 >VAUGHN, Mundley?-134 >VAUGHN, Ben-135 >WARD, William-96 >WARTERS, James-154 >WATS, John-72 >WATSON, Jonathan-74 >WETHERLY, Isach-173 >WETHERLY, Thomas-174 >WILLIAMS, Benjaman-104 >WILLIAMS, Thomas-125 >WILSON?, Lidge-98 >WISE, Aron-67 > > > >==== COTTINGHAM Mailing List ==== >Cottingham Genealogy website >http://www.geocities.com/~cottinghams > > ----------- John K. Brown, Jr. [email protected] Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

>Return-Path: <[email protected]> >From: "Tom Edwards" <[email protected]> >Subject: 1788 Petition No. 41 From The Inhabitants Of The Little PeeDee, SC >Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1998 13:38:53 -0400 > >Hi All! > Following is a copy of the 1787 (passed around) 1788 (considered >by the House of Reps.) Petition from the "Inhabitants of the Little >PeeDee" with the COMPLETE LIST OF ALL OF THE 200 SIGNERS. Of interest >is the number of names which are associated with Moses PARKER and his >descendants. The original Petition from the SC Archives was typed by >Jo Church DICKERSON and submitted to the Marion Co. GenWeb page. >Since then it has been posted on various lists. It is of note that >the 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. > I've made a "second alphabetized list" of the signers to >facilitate looking up names - it follows the list from Ms. DICKERSON >using numbers to move back and forth between the lists. Both complete >lists have been added to my genealogical program, TMG, with a "tag" >referring to the two lists for all of the individuals I have in my >program. >Tom EDWARDS >. >. >E-MAIL >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] Subject: [SCMARION-L] N Date: Saturday, >August 22, 1998 2:37 AM > 1788 PETITION - Inhabitants of Little Pee Dee > Transcribed by Jo Church Dickerson from a Xeroxed copy of a >document found in SC Dept of Archives & History. 1994. Transcriber >has made all efforts to maintain original spelling, capitalization, >etc. Many names were almost illegible, and there was no standard hand >with which to compare the letters, as all signatures are in a >different hand. Some were just too faint to make out. Transcribers >notes are in [brackets]. If anyone knows some of the names I am >unsure of, please let me know. Thanks in advance. > GENERAL ASSEMBLY PETITIONS 1788 No.41 Inhabitants of Little >River (sic) [I'm afraid this is how this is indexed! -jcd] > FOLD SIDE: Not copied by archives as requested > 1788-41-01 P 36 1788 > To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of South Carolina >The petition of divers Inhabitants of Little Peedee Humbly sheweth >That your petitioners labour under great embarrassment from the >obstructions that hinder the Navigation of that portion of the said >river of Little Peedee which lies between the mouth of Drowning Creek >and the State line, which they concieve may be removed with small >labour and expence They therefore pray that your honorable body will >take their case into consideration and grant them such relief as to >your wisdom shall seem meet - And your petitioners as in duty bound >shall ever pray.... >Trism. Thomas-1 >Wm. Easterling-2 >Joseph harelson-3 >Hugh Giles J.Q.-4 >Benja harralson J.P.-5 >Lewis Harralson-6 >Benjamin Harralson junr-7 >Joshua Barfield-8 >Shaderack McCormack-9 >James Barns-10 >Jonathan Miller-11 >Samuel Miller Junr-12 >Preserved Ford-13 >James Sineth-14 >John Baxley-15 >thomas Tuchbary?-16 >James Ford Senr.-17 >gorg miler-18 >John Brown-19 >Issac Atkeison-20 >William Shelley-21 >James? Martain-22 >Archd. Odom-23 >William Morgan-24 >John Martain?-25 >James altman? atkinson?-26 >Wm. Campbell-27 >Uriy? Burkit-28 >Isom Coward-29 >Samuel Magby-30 >Lyas miller-31 >William? forgesson? [Ferguson???]-32 >William goder? [Goodyear???]-33 >Richard Miller-34 >Joseph Deer-35 >John Cribb-36 >Burkholt?-37 >David Rozor-38 >John Campbell-39 >Zedekiah Owen-40 >Robert Moody-41 >Charles Moody-42 >Jesse Coward-43 >Micajah Harralson-44 >Robert Rogers-45 >James leventon?-46 >Richard Brown-47 >Durham Revil-48 >Samuel Johnston-49 >Nicklis Johnston-50 >Philip Taylor-51 >James Grice-52 >John Brown Jrnr-53 >David Blackman-54 >James Norton-55 >John Davis-56 >William James-57 >John Snead-58 >Thomas James?-59 >Joseph Jones-60 >Thomas Cribb-61 >Solomon Blackman-62 Lydia Obryan-63 >Joseph haise-64 >William Sineth-65 >Thomas Barfield-66 Aron Wise-67 >James Odom-68 >John Sineth-69 >James Barfield-70 >William Price-71 John Wats-72 >Joseph hase Junr-73 >Jonathan Watson-74 >James Norton-75 >Benjamin McDonald-76 >Willis? Donald-77 >Nathanel Ford-78 >Peter Campbell-79 >Stephen Ford-80 >Edmond Spivy-81 >Benjamin haise-82 >James Oats-83 >Reuben ard-84 >Joseph Ford-85 >Charles Miller-86 >James Singleton-87 >John Savage-88 >William foxworth-89 >James Revill-90 >Nathan Barfield-91 >James Rains-92 >Grifin staton-93 >Lazars. Lee-94 >William Phillips-95 >william ward-96 >John Lee-97 >Lidge Wilson?-98 >Jonathan Miller-99 >Charles Malor? [Mallory???]-100 >Thomas Page-101 >Valentine Rowell Senr-102 >Thomas Parrit?-103 >Benjaman Williams-104 >Sherod Lee-105 >Wm. Blyther-106 >Moses Martnong? Senr?-107 >Daniel Moodey-108 >Luis Cowerd-109 >James Alford-110 >Thomas Shaw-111 >Thos. Major-112 >Richard Frances-113 >Isom Butler-114 >Benit Pate-115 >Jno.? Lee-116 >Philp. Bethea-117 >Wm. Lewis-118 >John Stackhouse-119 >John Going-120 >William Stackhouse (Senr?)-121 >William Stackhouse-122 >Shadrach Rogers-123 >Robert McTyer-124 >Thos. Williams-125 >John McDonald-126 >Robert Packmory? [Passmore???]-127 >Mary? Holcomb-128 >James Johnston-129 >Nathan x (his mark) [last name illegible - first letter may be B or >R?]-130 >David Oxendine-131 >(Daniel? or Rancel?) Avant?-132 >Malcolm x (his mark) Swine? [McSwain???]-133 >Mundley? Vaughn-134 >Ben Vaughn-135 >Zekiell Hyott-136 >John McKay-137 >Peter Smith-138 >Daniel McKay-139 >Wm. Cottrell Sr-140 >Isem Higins-141 >Richd. Leverett-142 >William Morris-143 >Jesse Bryan? Broyer?-144 >Benjamin Morris-145 >edmond Brown-146 >Thos. Harllee-147 >Thomas Ammons-148 >William Ammons-149 >Moses Parker-150 >( ? ) Brown [this name struck through]{Between numbers 150 & 151) >John Kellee? or Keller? or Harlee?-151 >William (?fery or ?bery? or ?ssery)-152 >Orson Moris-153 >James Warters-154 >Thos. Adams-155 >Richard Adams-156 >Thomas Sumrall-157 >Shadrach Fuller-158 >James Bolton-159 >Jonathan Cottingham Junr-160 >William Ganey?-161 >Luke x (his mark) Robertson-162 >Absalom Giney?-163 >Jonathan Marin? Maning?-164 >Jerry Staford-165 >James Usher-166 >James Esterling-167 >James Briant-168 >Isach Sumrall?-169 >Willibe Tucker-170 >James Con(ner?)-171 >Thos. Conner-172 >Isach Wetherly-173 >Thos. Wetherly-174 >Wm. Leggitt senr.-175 >William Leggitt Junr.-176 >John Brigman-177 >William Herring-178 >Danial Herring-179 >John Haring-180 >Absalom Leggitt Junr.-181 >Hardy x (his mark) Flowers-182 >Joshua Ammons-183 >Jesse Bethea-184 >David Bethea-185 >Jesse Bethea Junr.-186 >Zachariah Foxworth-187 >(?anny) Easterling-188 >Shadrach Easterling-189 >Goodman Bethea (Jr.?)-190 >Jesse Bethea-191 >Robert (?ney)-192 >Bennet (Esterling?)-193 >Lues Conner-194 >Wm. Conner-195 >wils? Conner-196 >Thos. Conner-197 >Firibut? Cotingham-198 >Daniel Cotingham-199 >(Dit?) Cotingham-200 >---------------- > 200 >. >Notes: >1) List exactly as given by Jo Church DICKERSON except numbers have >been added from numbers -12 to -200 for cross referencing (numbers 1 >through 11 were from her list). >. >Alphabetized List With Editorial Changes - Multiple Spelling >Variations, Added Caps. >Prepared by WTE >. >?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? ALTMAN?, James-26 >AVANT?, Daniel? or Rancel?-132 >B, Nathan x (his mark) [last name illegible - first letter may be B or >R?]-130 >BARFIELD, Thomas-66 >BARFIELD, Joshua-8 >BARFIELD, Nathan-91 >BARFIELD, James-70 >BARNS, James-10 >BAXLEY, John-15 >BETHEA, Jesse-184 >BETHEA, Jesse Jr.-186 >BETHEA, David-185 >BETHEA, Philp-117 >BETHEA, Jesse (Jr.?)-191 >BETHEA, Goodman (Jr.?)-190 >BLACKMAN, Solomon-62 BLACKMAN, David-54 >BLYTHER, William-106 >BOLTON, James-159 >BRIANT, James-168 >BRIGMAN, John-177 >BROWN [this name struck through]{Between 150 & 151, duplicate of >Edmund BROWN?} >BROWN, Richard-47 >BROWN, John-19 >BROWN, John Jr.-53 >BROWNB, Edmond-146 >BROYER? BRYAN?, Jesse-144 >BRYAN? BROYER?, Jesse-144 >BURKHOLT?-37 >BURKIT, Uriy?-28 >BUTLER, Isom-114 >CAMBELL,. 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MANING?, Jonathan-164 >MARTAIN, James?-22 >MARTAIN?, John-25 >MARTNONG?, Moses Sr.-107 >MCCORMACK, Shaderack-9 >MCDONALD, Benjamin-76 >MCKAY, John-137 >MCKAY, Daniel-139 >MCSWINE? SWINE?, Malcolm x (his mark)-133 >MCTYER, Robert-124 >MILER, Gorg-18 >MILLER, Richard-34 >MILLER, Jonathan-11 >MILLER, Lyas-31 >MILLER, Charles-86 >MILLER, Samuel Jr.-12 >MILLER, Jonathan-99 >MOODEY, Daniel-108 >MOODY, Charles-42 >MOODY, Robert-41 >MORGAN, William-24 >MORIS, Orson-153 >MORRIS, Benjamin-145 >MORRIS, William-143 >NORTON, James-75 >NORTON, James-55 >OATS, James-83 >OBRYAN, Lydia-63 >ODOM, James-68 >ODOM, Archibald-23 >OWEN, Zedekiah-40 >OXENDINE, David-131 >PACKMORY? PASSMORE?, Robert-127 >PAGE, Thomas-101 >PARKER, Moses-150 >PARRIT?,. Thomas-103 >PASSMORE? PACKMORY?, Robert-127 >PATE, Benit-115 >PHILLIPS, William-95 >PRICE, William-71 >R, Nathan x (his mark) [last name illegible - first letter may be B or >R?]-130 >RAINS, James-92 >REVIL, Durham-48 >REVILL, James-90 >ROBERTSON, Luke x (his mark)-162 >ROGERS, Robert-45 >RORGERS, Shadrach-123 >ROWELL, Valentine Sr.-102 >ROZOR, David-38 >SAVAGE, John-88 >SHAW, Thomas-111 >SHELLEY, William-21 >SINETH, William-65 >SINETH, James-14 >SINETH, John-69 >SINGLETON, James-87 >SMITH, Peter-138 >SNEAD John-58 >SPIVY,. Edmond-81 >STACKHOUSE, John-119 >STACKHOUSE, William-122 >STACKHOUSE, William Sr.?-121 >STAFORD, Jerry-165 >STATON, Grifin-93 >SUMRALL, Thomas-157 >SUMRALL?, Isach-169 >SWINE? MCSWINE?, Malcolm x (his mark)-133 >TAYLOR, Philip-51 >THOMAS, Tristram-1 >TUCHBARY?, Thomas-16 >TUCKER, Willibe-170 >USHER, James-166 >VAUGHN, Mundley?-134 >VAUGHN, Ben-135 >WARD, William-96 >WARTERS, James-154 >WATS, John-72 >WATSON, Jonathan-74 >WETHERLY, Isach-173 >WETHERLY, Thomas-174 >WILLIAMS, Benjaman-104 >WILLIAMS, Thomas-125 >WILSON?, Lidge-98 >WISE, Aron-67 > > > ----------- John K. Brown, Jr. [email protected] Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

Does anyone know the parentage of the following spears girls Clara Spears m Alfred Parish Lattia "tillie" Spears m David Dixon Parish Need Dates on their birth.

Linda, Yes, I am descended from the same family.... My ancestor was Captain Moses Pearson, brother to Aaron Pearson. Their father was Moses Pearson, Sr. whose Will was probated in Charleston in 1763... The existence of Moses Sr. was not know until the middle of this century to family researchers... J.A.W. Thomas recorded their father as Aaron.... Aaron was a significant landowner in the Pee Dee.. I recently obtained a copy of the Royal Land Grant for him... I would be interested in hearing from you regarding your connection.. etc... Several of us are researching the origins of Moses Sr.... It appears he may have been the brother to Captain Samuel Pearson of Wake County... and both the sons of Simon Pearson of Baltimore County Md/ Fairfax Co. Virginia... We would be interested in any colateral information that you may be willing to share.. Glenn Pearson -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, August 09, 1998 1:12 PM Subject: Re: [SCMARLBO-L] Glenn Pearson >Hi Glenn, >I know that Winifred Spears born about 1754 married Pearson Aaron or Aaron >Pearson. Are you a descendant of this family? I am on the Spears line. >Linda Spears Bussler >

Dear Glenn, Thank you for the info. I'll check out the SC DAH web page. Best regards, Mark Willcutts

Mark, Check out the new S.C. Department of Archives and History in Columbia, S.C... I spent a day there several weeks ago and it was certainly worth the trip. They have microfilm records for Marlboro County dating to the colonial era... in particular.... all sorts of Land grants.... royal grants..state land grants...and deeds issued post 1790... Also, they have microfilm records for the Marlboro County Wills... Court Sessions... etc... I do not think birth records, etc were recorded until late 1800's... or maybe early 1900. The SC DAH has a webb page as well!! Glenn Pearson -----Original Message----- From: MARK WILLCUTTS <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, August 08, 1998 11:35 PM Subject: [SCMARLBO-L] WILLCUTS 1800 vital records Can anyone tell me how far back vital records exist for Marlborough County? Are there indexes to the ones that do exist? Thank you, Mark

Hi Glenn, I know that Winifred Spears born about 1754 married Pearson Aaron or Aaron Pearson. Are you a descendant of this family? I am on the Spears line. Linda Spears Bussler

Thank you anyway, Linda. That book should be a good resource - I'll make a note of it. Best regards, Mark