Website: Hatcher Families Resource Center http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nhatcher List Admin: Hatcher email list Researching: Cook, Hall, Hatcher, Kuhns, Miller, Shepherd, Timberman HATCHER DNA Project http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nhatcher/hatDNA.htm "Genealogy Without Documentation is Mythology" Hello all! Thanks to Andy Hatcher I've now uploaded a number of MarlboroCo cemetery listings to our site at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nhatcher The shortcut to the cemetery listings is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nhatcher/hattombx.htm The cemeteries included are: Ebenezer UM Cemetery - complete Fletchers Chapel Cemetery - selected New Hope UM Cemetery - almost complete Oak Grove UM Cemetery Pleasant Hill Cemetery - selected Rogers Cemetery in McColl - selected Whites Creek Cemetery - selected Among the surnames found are: LEVINER, CHAVIS, SESSOMS, QUICK, GRANT, CLARK, JACOBS, KNIGHT, BRIGMAN, and of course, HATCHER Of importance to note is that tombstone images are available upon request for any and all entries. Enjoy! Nel Hatcher

Well you did it again and answered my question. We in error thought the two cemeteries had been one before the Hwy 38 was built. From the wonderful help of Barb, Joanne, and Patrick we have found out that they are two separate cemeteries and are named: Holy Road Cemetery and Drake Cemetery we have photos from both. Thanks so much and we'll get them up there as soon as possible. I also have some Marlboro Wills to go up in a week once I transcribe them their on my to do list. Thanks so much Bushy & Mike Hartman

Thank you all so very much and we'll get those pictures up there quickly as possible along with adding the info from yesterday on the other cemetery. Again your one fantastic bunch of folks!!! Take care Bushy Bushy, That is the Drake Cemetery on Highway 38. It is listed in the Cemetery Records of Marlboro County, pages 206-208 Barb Unknown Cemetery, Marlboro, SC NAME Coxe, Joseph E. Coxe, Elizabeth McLean McCormick Coxe, Elizabeth Earline McCall, Laurin Haselden McCall, Mary Lucinda McCall, C.N. McCall, Ernest L. McCall, Sarah Lorena McCall, William Richard McCall, Margaret McL Rogers Coxe, James Dougald Coxe, Francis Edwin Coxe, Mildred West McKillan, Malcolm McKillan, Malcolm (close-up) Lucas, Huger G. Lucas, Sarah McIntyre Hunter, Angeline Rogers, Henry C. Rogers, John Rogers, John McLeod, Martha Louisana McQueen, Sarah Jane These headstones moved from Groveton Rogers, Robert F. Rogers, Robert F. (close-up) Austin, Nancy G. Thompson, Wm E. Thompson, Mary A. Thompson, William Edward Tart, Emma Tart, Emma (close-up) Tart, Sallie Morrison Tarte, Corley Tarte, Corley (close-up) Coxe, Margaret Moody Coxe, Lonnie Jordan Coxe, Margaret Carmicheal Coxe, Henry William Coxe, Esther Thomas Coxe, Julius M. Coxe, Julius M. (close-up) Coxe, Mary Estelle Deas, Martha Jane Deas, Martha Jane (close-up) Coxe, Margaret Moody Rogers, Francis Benjamin (back) Rogers, Francis Benjamin (front) May, Ellen Matheson Sparks, Alexander Dandridge Sparks, Alexander Dandridge (close-up) Matheson, Maggie Christian (front) Matheson, Maggie Christian (back) Matheson, Donald Matheson, Car____ Matheson, Hugh Richards, Mrs. Sarah Matheson Matheson, Sarah Ellen Matheson, Sarah Ellen (close-up) Unknown after Sarah Matheson Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart (close-up) Henagan, Mary Matheson Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ (close-up) Brearley, Rev Henry Martin Brearley, Rev Henry Martin (close-up) McAllister, James Alexander McAllister, James Alexander (footstone)

Bushy, That is the Drake Cemetery on Highway 38. It is listed in the Cemetery Records of Marlboro County, pages 206-208 Barb Unknown Cemetery, Marlboro, SC NAME Coxe, Joseph E. Coxe, Elizabeth McLean McCormick Coxe, Elizabeth Earline McCall, Laurin Haselden McCall, Mary Lucinda McCall, C.N. McCall, Ernest L. McCall, Sarah Lorena McCall, William Richard McCall, Margaret McL Rogers Coxe, James Dougald Coxe, Francis Edwin Coxe, Mildred West McKillan, Malcolm McKillan, Malcolm (close-up) Lucas, Huger G. Lucas, Sarah McIntyre Hunter, Angeline Rogers, Henry C. Rogers, John Rogers, John McLeod, Martha Louisana McQueen, Sarah Jane These headstones moved from Groveton Rogers, Robert F. Rogers, Robert F. (close-up) Austin, Nancy G. Thompson, Wm E. Thompson, Mary A. Thompson, William Edward Tart, Emma Tart, Emma (close-up) Tart, Sallie Morrison Tarte, Corley Tarte, Corley (close-up) Coxe, Margaret Moody Coxe, Lonnie Jordan Coxe, Margaret Carmicheal Coxe, Henry William Coxe, Esther Thomas Coxe, Julius M. Coxe, Julius M. (close-up) Coxe, Mary Estelle Deas, Martha Jane Deas, Martha Jane (close-up) Coxe, Margaret Moody Rogers, Francis Benjamin (back) Rogers, Francis Benjamin (front) May, Ellen Matheson Sparks, Alexander Dandridge Sparks, Alexander Dandridge (close-up) Matheson, Maggie Christian (front) Matheson, Maggie Christian (back) Matheson, Donald Matheson, Car____ Matheson, Hugh Richards, Mrs. Sarah Matheson Matheson, Sarah Ellen Matheson, Sarah Ellen (close-up) Unknown after Sarah Matheson Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart (close-up) Henagan, Mary Matheson Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ (close-up) Brearley, Rev Henry Martin Brearley, Rev Henry Martin (close-up) McAllister, James Alexander McAllister, James Alexander (footstone)

In a message dated 3/12/03 11:48:36 AM, mihartman@homexpressway.net writes: << Thanks so much for the information from Toni and Joanne shown below for other researchers. Bushy & Mike Hartman I have MARTHA ANN COVINGTON born Nov 28, 1837 - died May 5, 1900 as the wife of James Rogers Manning (b 6/5/1839, d 7/28/1901) Martha Ann was the daughter of Capt. Henry Bridges Covington & Jane Smith Jane Smith was the daughter of Simon Smith and Isabella McRae Would you happen to know who the parents of Henry Bridges Covington were? Would appreciate any help on his family. Thanks for any help, Toni McLeod Allen, Michigan ======================== Henry Bridges Covington (born 14 Oct. 1804) was the son of William Covington (1777-1855) and Nancy Bridges. Nancy was the daughter of John Bridges and the sister of William Bridges. The daughter Hariett (1804-1862) of William Bridges married John Covington (1801-1890), brother of Henry Bridges Covington, so there were multiple connections between the Bridges and Covington families. William Bridges was my ggg-grandfather. Best regards, Ron Bullock

Bushy, I regret that I can not identify your Marlboro Co cemetery but I can tell you that the James Alexander McAllister buried there was born 20 Oct 1889 and died 9 Jun 1891. He was the 6th child of the Rev. David Smith McAllister, a Presbyterian minister who lived and preached in Marlboro Co for some years. The Rev. D.S. wrote a compilation of traditional genealogical data entitled "The Descendants of Col. Alexander McAllister", who was an Argyll colonist who lived north of Fayetteville, NC across the Cape Fear River from Bluff Church. Thank you for shareing. Bill in Baltimore ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bushy Hartman" <mihartman@homexpressway.net> To: <SCMARLBO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 6:39 PM Subject: [SCMARLBO-L] Name of cemetery containing the following persons > Hi again, > Well gang you did so great with the last question I have another. Yes I have > another cemetery done during the same trip but this one we don't even know > the name of the cemetery. Mike is busy working on uploading some wills for > Berkeley Co. so I thought I would try sending the index of the stones we > actually photographed and if you recognize the name of the cemetery please > let me know. This is only a partial listing and by no means complete, we > were pretty tired and just couldn't resist stopping on our way home. > > This cemetery appears to have been split in half by the road. On the NW > corner there was a school. I had written it down but of course the notes > disappeared like the rest from that trip along with the name of the cross > street. We have a picture of the intersection so if no one knows the > cemetery by the names possibly the photo will help once we upload it to the > page. > I really appreciate the help thanks so much. > Bushy & Mike Hartman > > Unknown Cemetery, Marlboro, SC > NAME > Coxe, Joseph E. > Coxe, Elizabeth McLean McCormick > Coxe, Elizabeth Earline > McCall, Laurin Haselden > McCall, Mary Lucinda > McCall, C.N. > McCall, Ernest L. > McCall, Sarah Lorena > McCall, William Richard > McCall, Margaret McL Rogers > Coxe, James Dougald > Coxe, Francis Edwin > Coxe, Mildred West > McKillan, Malcolm > McKillan, Malcolm (close-up) > Lucas, Huger G. > Lucas, Sarah McIntyre > Hunter, Angeline > Rogers, Henry C. > Rogers, John > Rogers, John > McLeod, Martha Louisana > McQueen, Sarah Jane > These headstones moved from Groveton > Rogers, Robert F. > Rogers, Robert F. (close-up) > Austin, Nancy G. > Thompson, Wm E. > Thompson, Mary A. > Thompson, William Edward > Tart, Emma > Tart, Emma (close-up) > Tart, Sallie Morrison > Tarte, Corley > Tarte, Corley (close-up) > Coxe, Margaret Moody > Coxe, Lonnie Jordan > Coxe, Margaret Carmicheal > Coxe, Henry William > Coxe, Esther Thomas > Coxe, Julius M. > Coxe, Julius M. (close-up) > Coxe, Mary Estelle > Deas, Martha Jane > Deas, Martha Jane (close-up) > Coxe, Margaret Moody > Rogers, Francis Benjamin (back) > Rogers, Francis Benjamin (front) > May, Ellen Matheson > Sparks, Alexander Dandridge > Sparks, Alexander Dandridge (close-up) > Matheson, Maggie Christian (front) > Matheson, Maggie Christian (back) > Matheson, Donald > Matheson, Car____ > Matheson, Hugh > Richards, Mrs. Sarah Matheson > Matheson, Sarah Ellen > Matheson, Sarah Ellen (close-up) > Unknown after Sarah Matheson > Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart > Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart (close-up) > Henagan, Mary Matheson > Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ > Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ (close-up) > Brearley, Rev Henry Martin > Brearley, Rev Henry Martin (close-up) > McAllister, James Alexander > McAllister, James Alexander (footstone) > >

Hi again, Well gang you did so great with the last question I have another. Yes I have another cemetery done during the same trip but this one we don't even know the name of the cemetery. Mike is busy working on uploading some wills for Berkeley Co. so I thought I would try sending the index of the stones we actually photographed and if you recognize the name of the cemetery please let me know. This is only a partial listing and by no means complete, we were pretty tired and just couldn't resist stopping on our way home. This cemetery appears to have been split in half by the road. On the NW corner there was a school. I had written it down but of course the notes disappeared like the rest from that trip along with the name of the cross street. We have a picture of the intersection so if no one knows the cemetery by the names possibly the photo will help once we upload it to the page. I really appreciate the help thanks so much. Bushy & Mike Hartman Unknown Cemetery, Marlboro, SC NAME Coxe, Joseph E. Coxe, Elizabeth McLean McCormick Coxe, Elizabeth Earline McCall, Laurin Haselden McCall, Mary Lucinda McCall, C.N. McCall, Ernest L. McCall, Sarah Lorena McCall, William Richard McCall, Margaret McL Rogers Coxe, James Dougald Coxe, Francis Edwin Coxe, Mildred West McKillan, Malcolm McKillan, Malcolm (close-up) Lucas, Huger G. Lucas, Sarah McIntyre Hunter, Angeline Rogers, Henry C. Rogers, John Rogers, John McLeod, Martha Louisana McQueen, Sarah Jane These headstones moved from Groveton Rogers, Robert F. Rogers, Robert F. (close-up) Austin, Nancy G. Thompson, Wm E. Thompson, Mary A. Thompson, William Edward Tart, Emma Tart, Emma (close-up) Tart, Sallie Morrison Tarte, Corley Tarte, Corley (close-up) Coxe, Margaret Moody Coxe, Lonnie Jordan Coxe, Margaret Carmicheal Coxe, Henry William Coxe, Esther Thomas Coxe, Julius M. Coxe, Julius M. (close-up) Coxe, Mary Estelle Deas, Martha Jane Deas, Martha Jane (close-up) Coxe, Margaret Moody Rogers, Francis Benjamin (back) Rogers, Francis Benjamin (front) May, Ellen Matheson Sparks, Alexander Dandridge Sparks, Alexander Dandridge (close-up) Matheson, Maggie Christian (front) Matheson, Maggie Christian (back) Matheson, Donald Matheson, Car____ Matheson, Hugh Richards, Mrs. Sarah Matheson Matheson, Sarah Ellen Matheson, Sarah Ellen (close-up) Unknown after Sarah Matheson Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart Henagan, Maj. Charles Stewart (close-up) Henagan, Mary Matheson Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ Brearley, Mrs. M. McQ (close-up) Brearley, Rev Henry Martin Brearley, Rev Henry Martin (close-up) McAllister, James Alexander McAllister, James Alexander (footstone)

I would very much like to be directed to the web site that is mentioned in this message. Thanks, Mary Shular Hopper Original Message: ----------------- From: Bushy Hartman mihartman@homexpressway.net Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 14:43:37 -0500 To: SCMARLBO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCMARLBO-L] Manning info Thanks so much for the information from Toni and Joanne shown below for other researchers. We'll update the web page to reflect the missing information. Thanks so very very much. Bushy & Mike Hartman I have MARTHA ANN COVINGTON born Nov 28, 1837 - died May 5, 1900 as the wife of James Rogers Manning (b 6/5/1839, d 7/28/1901) Martha Ann was the daughter of Capt. Henry Bridges Covington & Jane Smith Jane Smith was the daughter of Simon Smith and Isabella McRae Would you hppen to know who the parents of Henry Bridges Covington were? Would appreciate any help on his family. Your web site sounds interesting ... I will be out looking at it soon. Thanks for any help, Toni McLeod Allen, Michigan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi all, According to my Marlboro cemetery book, page 247, James R. MANNING, June 5, 1839; July 28, 1901,.... wife, Martha Manning, Nov. 28, 1837; May 5, 1900. Hope this helps. Joanne Harley New Bern,NC harleyclan@coastalnet.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .

Thanks so much for the information from Toni and Joanne shown below for other researchers. We'll update the web page to reflect the missing information. Thanks so very very much. Bushy & Mike Hartman I have MARTHA ANN COVINGTON born Nov 28, 1837 - died May 5, 1900 as the wife of James Rogers Manning (b 6/5/1839, d 7/28/1901) Martha Ann was the daughter of Capt. Henry Bridges Covington & Jane Smith Jane Smith was the daughter of Simon Smith and Isabella McRae Would you hppen to know who the parents of Henry Bridges Covington were? Would appreciate any help on his family. Your web site sounds interesting ... I will be out looking at it soon. Thanks for any help, Toni McLeod Allen, Michigan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi all, According to my Marlboro cemetery book, page 247, James R. MANNING, June 5, 1839; July 28, 1901,.... wife, Martha Manning, Nov. 28, 1837; May 5, 1900. Hope this helps. Joanne Harley New Bern,NC harleyclan@coastalnet.com

I all, Were working on the photos we took while visiting Marlboro County, geeze... many moons ago. We were shooting some of Hebron Cemetery in Clio and so much time has passed that I have misplaced my hand written notes of our visit. We have a headstone that didn't come out very clear and need some help filling in the missing data: wife of JAMES R. MANNING, ____NIA A. COVINGTON b. 28 Nov 1832 d. 5 May 1900 JAMES R. MANNING b. 5 Jun 1839 d. 28 Jul 1901 Could someone tell me the name of the wife of James R. Manning? http://www.rootsweb.com/~scberkel/mini_counties.htm Berkeley County "mini county" web pages Also wanted to let the SC researchers know we have expanded our Berkeley County site to include our private researching trips. We have what we call our "mini counties" that links off of our Berkeley home page. We have will books for Kershaw, Darlington, and indexes for Williamsburg. We have a few recent obits for some counties and cemeteries and slowly getting the photos to the headstones uploaded were just very backed up but actively working on it. Just keep checking back on our "What's New" section and there will be a direct link to the newest items to save you time. We in no way are trying to replace or compete with existing web pages but felt why not share what we have collected and it is safer on the web than on this old computer or here in hurricane land in paper form. By having our own small web pages we can save time by posting it ourselves and the county coordinators can just put a link to it if they wish. Thanks so much for your time hoping to hear from someone. Take care Bushy & Mike Hartman

Hi: I have the opportunity to spend a day or two in Marlboro County next week on my way back from Rock Hill to Charleston and would appreciate advice on how to best spend my time. My grandmother was Annie Jane Breeden Craven, daughter of Welcome Adams Breeden and Julia Margaret Fletcher. I would like to visit cemeteries connected with the Breeden, Fletcher, and other related families. Also I wonder about local library resources. Does the county library have much in the way of genealogy? I understand that there is a historical society. Would they be of help? Does anyone know the hours either are open? Thanks for the help in advance. Bob Dukes

Rogers, John William "PaPa" KING - John William "PaPa" Rogers, 82, died Saturday, March 1, 2003, at Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem. He was born March 24, 1920, in Marlboro County, S.C., to Alvin and Thelma Pearline Huggins Rogers. John was a member of New Life Baptist Church in King. He served with the 5th Infantry, U.S. Army, during World War II and was held POW in Germany. He retired from the Nevada State Highway Department and later worked with LARCO in Winston-Salem as a seasonal employee. Preceding him in death was his wife, Pansy Preston Rogers. Surviving are a daughter, Diane Boyles-Hicks and son-in-law Mark Hicks of King; a grandson, John Steven Boyles of Jamesville; and his loyal companion, Katie. The family would like to thank special family and friends including Wy and Garfield Hicks, Bob and Gaye Smith, Steve and Alice Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cooper and family, friends at King Elementary School, and the 6th floor Immediate Surgical Care Unit and the physicians at Forsyth Medical Center. A graveside service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Monday, March 3, in the First Baptist Church cemetery in King, with the Rev. Marshall Boyles, the Rev. Randy Roberts and Bro. Don Collins officiating. The family will receive friends from 4 to 6 p.m. today, March 2, at Slate Funeral Home in King. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or Hospice of Stokes County, P.O. Box 10, Danbury, NC 27016. Published in the Winston-Salem Journal on 3/2/2003. I have no further information. I am only posting the obit in hopes of helping someone else. ~Barbara

Just a heads up... The information below comes from Joy Fisher, who grants permission to forward. Be careful out there! Victoria >Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 12:47:19 -0800 (PST) > >Hi Everyone: > >The old genealogy scam is back. www.genseekers.com > >Behind the password protection are links to the free >genealogy on-line. There is no content of their own. > >In order to get the "5-day free trial" you have to >surrender a credit card or bank account number. You >have to cancel within 5 days or you get dinged. Guess >what? The cancellation e-mail bounces. Does this >surprise you? > >One person who recently fell for the come-on had >his/her account dinged not once, but twice. > >It is time to remind folks on your state and county >mailing lists about these scoundrels. It has been a >couple of years since we have mentioned this. > >Permission is granted to pass this on.

Hello list,I am seeking info on a Daniel Parker(b)abt.1750.Daniel shows up in the 1790 census with a Francis Parker whom i beleive to be a brother.This is all i know of Daniel there.But in 1796 Daniel was incarcerated in the Pendleton District for horse theft after his then wife Edith testified against him there.It is also said that a Francis Parker was nearly arrested there at the same time for almost causing a riot.In 1798 Daniel Parker broke out jail and headed for parts unknown.He left his wife,children and S.C. behind him.I am also told thru Rev.John J. Dickey diaries that Daniel's grandson gave account that while in S.C. Daniel struck a man in the neck with his fist,breaking it.Anyone one with info would be greatly appreciated...Thanks for your time.....Lonnie Parker --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now

Added to the Marlboro County SCGenWeb site: Willibay/Willibey Broughton Deed to Frederick Johnston 1788 George Tillery deed to Edmond Hodges 1803 Robertson Carloss & Andrew Smith deed to John Campbell 1809 All transcribed and contributed by Bushy Hartman] Obituary of Leopold Strauss An absolute gem found by Mary Lewis. Wish every one of our ancestors were documented like this! Cheers, Victoria Marlboro County SCGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~scmarlbo/

Hello Everyone, I'm brand new to the list, this being my first posting. I am in hopes that someone has information on the following families and will be able to help me: Jesse WILLIAMS, b: ca:1785, md. 1805 (Marlboro Co) Nancy RAYFIELD. (Undocumented by me), Jesse died 1849, Fayette Co, OH. Was Jesse born in Guilford Co, NC? MD? There is a Mary WILLIAMS listed on Marlboro Co's Tax & Voter's List, 1819 and in Vol. I of Marlboro Co Wills, 1787-1853, Vol. I, Sec. A, pg. 207. Does anyone have any information on this Mary? Was she the mother of Jesse? Other information I've found is on an Eli WILLIS (believe he was the Elic WILLIS, b: MD, 1785) who married Nancy Bennett. They had a son, Milby Willis (Eli/Elic also had a brother, Milby, who was born in 1768, MD.) I'm trying to determine if the Marlboro WILLIS family is truly the same as the MD one (I believe that it is.) Most of the MD families that I've researched who went to the Marlboro Co, SC area settled at Gum Swamp, near the Little Pee Dee, just over the NC border. Some of these families became Quakers, but some did not. I do not believe the WILLIAMS and WILLIS families became Quakers. Does anyone know if these WILLIAMS and WILLIS families lived around this area? Thank you. Marsha IL

This is to advise that I have changed my e-mail address. My old address was jrrasco@aol.com. My new address is jrrasco@bellsouth.net Researching the Rascoe, Roscoe families of Marlboro, Chesterfield, Darlington counties S.C. and Richmond and Anson Counties as well as other counties of North Carolina. Time frame 1750-present. James R. Rasco

Victoria, please change my e-mail address from Tennis..to FBothwell@aol.com. Thank you. I am interested in the Wiggins, Thomas, Boatwright families. Thank you, Fran in ABQ

Andy, I accidentally deleted the website you sent me on Hatcher. I have finally gotten around to talking with some of the Hatchers I know and they are very interested in reviewing the page and getting in touch with you. Elizabeth __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

This is a great site. THANK YOU! donna in TX ----- Original Message ----- From: <SCMARLBO-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <SCMARLBO-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 9:00 PM Subject: SCMARLBO-D Digest V03 #8