I am seeking info on the KNOX and STOGNER line. They lived in the McColl area during the 1920's. Mack Henry Knox was the son of William Brinkley Knox and Elizabeth Lee Knox. Can anyone trace them farther, this is all I have. Maggie Myrtle Stogner (wife of Mack) was the daughter of James and Noville Stogner. Again, this is as far as I can provide. [email protected]

According to "Cemetery Records of Marlboro County, SC" Second edition-- Fletcher's Chapel Cemetery. (From McColl, take Hwy. 381 towards Gibson, NC; 4.8 miles; behind Fletcher's Chapel. W.A. Stogner, s. J.S. and Noville Stogner, b. Aug. 6, 1888; d. Aug. 5, 1889 James, s. of J.S. and Noville Stogner, b. Nov. 19, 1892; d. Dec. 12, 1892 These apparently were children of your James and Novella even though the middle initial is S instead of G. I have found such errors common in this book because of the problem of reading old worn stones. I did not find the parents listed but that isn't to say they aren't, some names didn't make it to the book's index. I will continue to look for you. I hope this helps a little. We are only indirectly related to the Stogner family--inlaws-inlaws kind of thing so I am not researching this family. I do have quite a bit on Marlboro County in general. Be glad to help if I can. VLQuick

I am trying to track info on the Knox family from the McColl area in the 1920's. Mack Henry Knox who died about 1937 was the son on William Brinkley Knox and Elizabeth Lee Knox. Maggie Myrtle Stogner was the daughter of James G Stogner and Novella. James is susposed to be buried around Bennetsville. These are my father-in-laws paernts/grandparents and I have little to go on beyond this info. Bill Facenda

Hello , I am researching the NORTON family of the Marlboro co SC and Richmond co NC vicinity 1780-1830. I would like to make contact with anyone researching NORTON's in NC and exchange information. I am particularily interested the below (1780-1830). Several of these lived in the Gum Swamp area and south into Marlboro co. SC ISHAM NORTON SILAS NORTON WILLIAM G NORTON BERRY NORTON JOHN G NORTON MILES (MILLS) NORTON Thanks ................Mick Norton

I am interested in contacting others researching any of the following families that were in this area from the early 1700's thru mid 1800's. John Williams b ca 1699 - died St. David's Parish, SC - widow, Elizabeth; sons, David and Robert. David Williams b ca 1724 SC - died before 4 July 1766 St. Mark's Parish, SC wife, Catherine b ca 1728 SC - died ca 1800 Lancaster Co, SC children: 1. James b ca 1750 SC - married Mary; 2. Membrance (see below); 3. William b ca 1754 SC; and Absolom b ca 1756 SC. Membrance Williams b ca 1752 SC - believe died ca 1802 Darlington Co, SC married Nancy Brown Brunson (widow of Matthew Brunson). Children: 1. Nancy Williams b ca 1786 SC - married James Brown; 2. Erasmus Williams b 25 Dec 1794 SC - died 2 Jan 1858 Rankin Co, MS - married 22 Oct 1812 Darlington Co to Lilly Mitchell Wilson; 3. Membrance Williams b ? - died ca 1828 - married 15 March 1814 to Louise Boatner; 4. Catherine E. b 11 Mar 1802 - died 21 Aug 1836 - married Abel T. Norwood; and 5. Mary b ? married Dutart. James (maybe Samuel James) Brown born ca 1785 SC - died ca 1860 Tx - married Nancy Williams (above). Children: 1. Ann b ca 1807 SC; 2. Membrance b ca 1809 SC; 3. Samuel James b ca 1813 LA; Margaret b ca 1815; Lawrence W. b ca 1820 LA; Mary Elizabeth b ca 1827 LA; and Robert b ca 1829 LA. The Brown and some of the Williams family migrated on to Louisiana about 1810-1813; remained there in E. Feliciana Parish until ca 1834 when they returned to the Madison and Rankin Counties, MS areas. Any information would be appreciated and will be happy to exchange data. Thanks, Susie Lee