I've been on other lists where this sort of thing starts a major flurry of protesting emails. May I suggest this list not respond to this sort of thing? I hope we will ignore it completely and not let a flame war get off the ground. DJ

Received this today and thought it very interesting to say the least. I knew that Abe Lincoln was put into office by underhanded means but had not perused the reason. Melinda Message: 9 Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 23:59:28 EST From: Demastus@aol.com Subject: Truth From: southron@ipa.net (Donna Schwieder) To: billyank64@hotmail.com ********************************* Greetings! Just want to reply to your comments which are out in "e-mail land"..... You believe that the South was a traitor to her real country and misused the Constitution to fit her purpose. I do not know what books you have been reading to give you that idea, but you should really look into reading some primary sources of history written by people who lived then. I could supply you with a list of sources written by Northern people who knew what was really going on at that time. This was a revolution in the sense of the French Revolution. Our Constitutional Republic was overthrown, not by Southerners, but by a faction of true revolutionaries who had gained control in Washington. The North and the South BOTH lost this war. If the truth ever gets out about this war we will really be able to unite as a people to stop our present evil system which is growing ever more tyrannical over the people of this nation---which was set in motion under the corrupt and usurping control of the Lincoln administration. Because the Southern people, and mainly Southern Christians, are actually recovering from all the years of history revisionist lies and finding out the truth about what their ancestors were fighting for, there is the movement all across the Southland today to restore what we all had before 1861...a Constitutional Republic. However, there is a big difference! The Christian Confederate of today wants a restoration of a Constitutional Republic under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. You may not be a Christian so that will sound crazy to you, but that is the way it is. Have you ever read the Confederate Constitution? The Confederates wanted a Constitution "under Almighty God." The US one did not have that phrase included. The Presbyterians in the South urged the Confederate Congress to ADD under the Lord Jesus Christ, but Congress never got to act upon it. This may help you to understand the rising agitation against the South--the "Bible Belt" --then, and now. The War for Southern Independence was, in my opinion, fought more over religion than anything else. If you are at all interested in discussing this aspect, I will be glad to continue with you about it. Slavery was MADE an issue. Just like the agitation and "Confederate flag smokescreen" of today, the trouble -makers try to make something an issue for a specific political agenda. Mr Blair, a friend of Lincoln's said this: " It is absurd to say this is a slaveholder's war. In all the South are only about 250,000 slave holders. These rich men are not too eager for war. It is the Southern people's war. The people want independence and mean to get it if they can." (taken from page 166 FACTS and FALSEHOODS CONCERNING THE WAR ON THE SOUTH by George Edmonds, published 1904) Why did they want independence? There are a number of reasons. In a nutshell, there was real serious strife between North and South before slavery ever became an issue. The New England Confederacy had already wanted to secede earlier. Talk was actually rampant about secession, especially from Northern states, over various issues. The strife between North and South was very real, especially over religious and economic issues. That they stayed united for that long surprised many statesmen. Horace Greeley in his TRIBUNE, September 5th, 1860, wrote: "Whenever a considerable section of our Union is resolved to go out of the Union, we shall resist all coercive measures to keep them in. We hope never to live in a Republic when one section is pinned to another by bayonets. Those who rush on to carnage to defeat the separation demanded by the popular vote of the Southern people would clearly place themselves in the wrong." And I believe the North was wrong to coerce the South. Southern statesmen sent peace messengers to Lincoln and he refused to see them. All the South wanted was her independence. A tyrannical and wicked empire driven by the Lincoln administration sent the bayonet to FORCE the South to remain in the empire. There is a lot more to uncover about this terrible revolution and conquest of the Southern people. If you would like to discuss some more, just write back. I will try to share with you what I have learned. In any case I would urge you to read the speeches by Ohio Congressman, Clement Valandigham, who spoke out against the tyranny and usurpation by the Lincoln administration right in Congress! The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE records contain these and others. Thanks for listening! For a Free South Under the Lord Jesus Christ, (or the same for the whole USA, D.V.) Mrs Donna Schwieder _______________________________________________

Can anyone tell me who the James HOGG is mentioned in this plat in 1762? I know both a John and Joseph HOGG were in Craven/Newberry Dist. as early as 1767/68, but who is this James? Gene in Gotha Bottom plat: SC Plats p. 51 South Carolina. Pursuant to a precept from under the hand and seal of ? the 6th day of July 1762 AD I have admeasured and laid out to James Hoge a plantation or tract of land ? 200 acres in the fork between the Broad and Saluda Rivers lying and being on the branch of the Saluda River and known by the name of Bush Creek and is bounded southeast on land laid out to Jacob Brooks and on the other sides vacant land and hath such shape and form and marks as the above plat represents. Certified under my hand and seal this 28th of July 1762 Edward Musgrove D.S. _______________________ transcribed from a photocopy of the microfilm in the Coates, Coate, Coats Family Digital Archive, http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar

On the subject of church records, does anyone know where I can find the church records for the Cannon's Creek & King's Creek ARP Presbyterian Chuches in Newberry Co. If they exist, they should contain records in which I am in dire need. THANKS...Don Breithaupt, Comfort, TX John Leverette wrote: > Charlotte, > > Thank you for posting the URL for the Coats site and all > the useful Newberry Co. information given there. This > is one of the best research sites I have found on the > Internet. > John > > Charlotte * wrote: > > > The Bush River Baptist Church records and I think the Bush River Baptist > > Church Cemetery records can be found here: > > > > http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar > > > > Look in the Research area under South Carolina and the Document section > > under South Carolina... > > > > I think your Charles Crow was an adjoining land owner or had some land > > dealings with the Coats family... > > > > Charlotte > > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > > From: HONDO108@aol.com > > To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [SCNEWBER] Bush River Baptist Church Cemetary Book? > > Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 18:09:15 EST > > > > Hello! Does anyone have the cemetary book for the Bush River Baptist Church > > and be willing to try and find something for me? It would be greatly > > appreciated. > > > > I am looking for names for a Smith infant or toddler who was born and died > > between the dates of 1816 and 1820. I can't give you any other help. > > > > Solomon Smith was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow, she was Rev. Charles > > Crow's daughter and I'm assuming the Smith family belonged to the church. > > Solomon and Betsy's first two children were named after Rev. Crow and his > > wife. There is a gap between the second and third child of four years and > > I'm wondering if there was a child that died who might have been named after > > Solomon Smith's father. I have been trying to find information on his > > family > > for almost a year now and am at my wit's end. > > > > Any help would be much appreciated and I thank-you in advance. > > > > Mary > > Hondo108@aol.com > > > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > > > ______________________________________________________ > > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > > > ============================== > > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/

Oh, sorry, forgot to add the document link in the last email... http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar/docsnewberry.htm There are other buttons in the left margin that will take you to more of the documents for Newberry as well... Charlotte ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Oh, Don if you find those will you let us know...I also would like to see those records...my Coates, Coate, Coats family lived on Cannon's Creek and Kings' Creek as well... I'm also posting the exact pages for the Newberry info in the Coats Archive...seems some are having some trouble manuvering it and AOL might be causing some problems, might be their browser... http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar/south.html This is the research page for SC info...the Bush River Church Records are here... and John in reponse to another of your emails as well...I'm only saying that is the Baptist Church Records because in that cemetery listing there is a William Cole listed, if you look in the Baptist Church Records you will see that William Cole and Rachel his wife were members of the Bush River Church...he was a Minister there and his brother, I think John Cole was also a minister and I believe the earliest Minister listed for that church...soooo, William Cole died young 32 or 33, Rachel then marries a Providence Williams also a member of the Bush River Baptist Church...so that's why I think it is the cemetery for the Bush River Baptist Church...however, you could be correct that it is not a complete listing...those records are from the DAR records and I found them on a FHC microfilm.... Another interesting thing about this Cole...we have a William Coats m Rachel Ann Budd, that we cannot find hide nor hair of...but in the SC records the name Cote, Cotes, Coate, Coates and Coats are all used interchangeably...and in some instances the Clerk, Frederick Nance didn't cross his *t* so it comes out Cole....sooooooo and other members of the Coats family belonged to the Bush River Baptist Church i.e. James and Rebekah Coate and then later some of the kids of the Coats in the area... Sooooo, if anyone runs accross any Coate, Coates, Coats info...I'd sure appreciate hearing from you... Also...sorry didn't mean to make this so long...but there are some old deed records the sites are like AAA and BBB...I'm assuming those are records or deeds that were filed in Charleston...and we have about a 10 year period where we can't find records for some of the Coats in Newberry County...we know they were there because we have their land records...but some of those early Coats just seem to have land and then disappear...so if anyone runs across some info on those deed records would love to hear that as well... Just one more thing...really...the SC Council Minutes for about the years of 1762 to 17? are not published or microfilmed...so you will see in those Newberry records some of the Council Minutes for that time period...I had to order them from the SC Archive and they had to search the Council Books to find them...they are the precepts for the land records... Any questions...don't hestitate to ask... Charlotte ----Original Message Follows---- From: Don & Taxi Breithaupt <wilbreit@a-omega.net> To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SCNEWBER] Bush River Baptist Church Cemetary Book? Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2000 12:17:28 -0600 On the subject of church records, does anyone know where I can find the church records for the Cannon's Creek & King's Creek ARP Presbyterian Chuches in Newberry Co. If they exist, they should contain records in which I am in dire need. THANKS...Don Breithaupt, Comfort, TX John Leverette wrote: > Charlotte, > > Thank you for posting the URL for the Coats site and all > the useful Newberry Co. information given there. This > is one of the best research sites I have found on the > Internet. > John > > Charlotte * wrote: > > > The Bush River Baptist Church records and I think the Bush River Baptist > > Church Cemetery records can be found here: > > > > http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar > > > > Look in the Research area under South Carolina and the Document section > > under South Carolina... > > > > I think your Charles Crow was an adjoining land owner or had some land > > dealings with the Coats family... > > > > Charlotte > > > > ----Original Message Follows---- > > From: HONDO108@aol.com > > To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [SCNEWBER] Bush River Baptist Church Cemetary Book? > > Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 18:09:15 EST > > > > Hello! Does anyone have the cemetary book for the Bush River Baptist Church > > and be willing to try and find something for me? It would be greatly > > appreciated. > > > > I am looking for names for a Smith infant or toddler who was born and died > > between the dates of 1816 and 1820. I can't give you any other help. > > > > Solomon Smith was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow, she was Rev. Charles > > Crow's daughter and I'm assuming the Smith family belonged to the church. > > Solomon and Betsy's first two children were named after Rev. Crow and his > > wife. There is a gap between the second and third child of four years and > > I'm wondering if there was a child that died who might have been named after > > Solomon Smith's father. I have been trying to find information on his > > family > > for almost a year now and am at my wit's end. > > > > Any help would be much appreciated and I thank-you in advance. > > > > Mary > > Hondo108@aol.com > > > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. 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Greetings, I have for many years been researching my gr gr grandfather NATHAN DAVIS (1786 - ?) who's son was named LEVI FOWLER DAVIS (1819 - 1888) NATHAN DAVIS was first found by this researcher in LAUDERDALE COUNTY ALABAMA. NATHAN DAVIS was in Lauderdale Co. from about 1821 until about 1842, when he moved to DESOTO COUNTY, MS. Family legend has NATHAN DAVIS coming from South Carolina, but I have never been able to locate the place of his birth nor who his parents were. I now believe he came from NEWBERRY CO., SC, I offer the following information in hopes of finding additional information about NATHAN DAVIS. Nathan was first married to EMILY FOWLER.. EMILY FOWLER was the child of MARTHA ODELL (DUCKETT) FOWLER and LEVI FOWLER, b 6 May, 1769, d 17 Apr., 1819 in Newberry Co., SC MARTHA ODELL (DUCKETT) FOWLER came to Lauderdale County Alabama with her two daughters, EMILY, NANCY, her son ELIJAH and her son-in-law NATHAN. EMILY FOWLER DAVIS died about 1819 at the birth or complications from the birth of her son LEVI FOWLER DAVIS. Emily's mother, MARTHA FOWLER and Nathan's 2nd wife EMILY McALUSTER (McALLISTER) raised LEVI FOWLER DAVIS. LEVI FOWLER DAVIS married NANCY GERMAN (JARMAN, GARMAN) in Monroe County Mississippi in 1841. NANCY GERMAN was the daughter of JOSEPH (JOE) GERMAN and VIRGINIA (JENNY) (MCCANDLESS) GERMAN. MARTHA ODELL (DUCKETT) FOWLER has a headstone in the Wesley Chapel Methodist church cemetery in Lauderdale Co. Alabama, which says: MARTHA O. FOWLER, wife of LEVI FOWLER and gives her birthdate as 6 May 1769 and her death date 11 July 1841. There is no headstone for LEVI FOWLER in this cemetery. If anyone can offer additional information, it would be appreciated. Bob Davis 13117A NW 8th Ave. Vancouver, WA. 98685 (360) 574-1624

Charlotte, Thank you for posting the URL for the Coats site and all the useful Newberry Co. information given there. This is one of the best research sites I have found on the Internet. John Charlotte * wrote: > The Bush River Baptist Church records and I think the Bush River Baptist > Church Cemetery records can be found here: > > http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar > > Look in the Research area under South Carolina and the Document section > under South Carolina... > > I think your Charles Crow was an adjoining land owner or had some land > dealings with the Coats family... > > Charlotte > > ----Original Message Follows---- > From: HONDO108@aol.com > To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SCNEWBER] Bush River Baptist Church Cemetary Book? > Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 18:09:15 EST > > Hello! Does anyone have the cemetary book for the Bush River Baptist Church > and be willing to try and find something for me? It would be greatly > appreciated. > > I am looking for names for a Smith infant or toddler who was born and died > between the dates of 1816 and 1820. I can't give you any other help. > > Solomon Smith was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow, she was Rev. Charles > Crow's daughter and I'm assuming the Smith family belonged to the church. > Solomon and Betsy's first two children were named after Rev. Crow and his > wife. There is a gap between the second and third child of four years and > I'm wondering if there was a child that died who might have been named after > Solomon Smith's father. I have been trying to find information on his > family > for almost a year now and am at my wit's end. > > Any help would be much appreciated and I thank-you in advance. > > Mary > Hondo108@aol.com > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Charlotte, thanks for the web address but when I try to go there I get "Server Hangup." I haven't a clue what this means or is aol just being nasty. Any other way to get there? Thanks, Mary

Hello! Does anyone have the cemetary book for the Bush River Baptist Church and be willing to try and find something for me? It would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for names for a Smith infant or toddler who was born and died between the dates of 1816 and 1820. I can't give you any other help. Solomon Smith was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow, she was Rev. Charles Crow's daughter and I'm assuming the Smith family belonged to the church. Solomon and Betsy's first two children were named after Rev. Crow and his wife. There is a gap between the second and third child of four years and I'm wondering if there was a child that died who might have been named after Solomon Smith's father. I have been trying to find information on his family for almost a year now and am at my wit's end. Any help would be much appreciated and I thank-you in advance. Mary Hondo108@aol.com

The Bush River Baptist Church records and I think the Bush River Baptist Church Cemetery records can be found here: http://www.rootsquest.com/~coatsfar Look in the Research area under South Carolina and the Document section under South Carolina... I think your Charles Crow was an adjoining land owner or had some land dealings with the Coats family... Charlotte ----Original Message Follows---- From: HONDO108@aol.com To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCNEWBER] Bush River Baptist Church Cemetary Book? Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 18:09:15 EST Hello! Does anyone have the cemetary book for the Bush River Baptist Church and be willing to try and find something for me? It would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for names for a Smith infant or toddler who was born and died between the dates of 1816 and 1820. I can't give you any other help. Solomon Smith was married to Elizabeth "Betsy" Crow, she was Rev. Charles Crow's daughter and I'm assuming the Smith family belonged to the church. Solomon and Betsy's first two children were named after Rev. Crow and his wife. There is a gap between the second and third child of four years and I'm wondering if there was a child that died who might have been named after Solomon Smith's father. I have been trying to find information on his family for almost a year now and am at my wit's end. Any help would be much appreciated and I thank-you in advance. Mary Hondo108@aol.com ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ ============================== Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

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Bob, I am descended from the LISTER family. Have you researched them as well? I have a decend descendancy of them, pasted in a bit far below. My branch went PA>Greenville, SC, tho. Although they probably won't answer your questions, from my file, I do have: Descendants of Permelia Lester (no parentage) 1 Permelia LESTER b: 1801 d: 1852 .+George STAIRLEY b: Sep 07, 1783 m: Oct 14, 1819 d: Jun 1835 Father: Jacob STAIRLEY Mother: Mary Ursala EICHELBERGER ..... 2 Benjamin Franklin STAIRLEY b: Nov 25, 1820 ......... +Elizabeth K. STONE ..... 2 [1] Mary Elizabeth STAIRLEY b: Nov 09, 1822 ......... +James Henry BROCKMAN b: Jul 19, 1822 d: 1844 ..... *2nd Husband of [1] Mary Elizabeth STAIRLEY: ......... +Lauchlin MCAULEY I do not have further data on these, they are collateral lines far removed. Although I do not have locations, I'd guess Lexington, Orangeburg, or Newberry. === Descendants of Sarah Ann Lester (no parentage) 1 Sarah Ann LESTER b: 1766 d: Aft. 1795 <, Cumberland, KY> . +William EASLEY b: ca 1764 , Pittysylvania, VA m: Feb 21, 1785 , Pittysylvania, VA d: 1795 , Pittysylvania, VA Father: Benskin EASLEY I descend from a different branch of the EASLEY family. === These are my LISTER ancestors -- I'm thinking I have another generation or two back, per a family book, but just don't have the data entered. (For RICHEY researchers, I do not have Elizabeth's family but one generation farther back.) Descendants of David Lister 1 David LISTER b: ca 1741 <PA> d: 1835 , Greenville, SC .+Elizabeth RICHEY b: ca 1754 At Sea Father: Adam RITCHIE Mother: Nancy BOLTON ..... 2 William LISTER b: ca 1773 , Cumberland, PA d: <IL> ..... 2 Adam Ritchie LISTER b: ca 1775 , Cumberland, PA ......... +Ester MAHAFFEY b: Mar 31, 1781 m: ca 1798 d: Jun 17, 1862 , Transylvania, NC Burial: Davidson River Cemetery ..... 2 James LISTER b: ca 1782 , Cumberland, PA d: Mar 13, 1854 , St. Clair, AL ......... +Margretta REID b: ca 1781 d: Aft. 1859 , St. Clair, AL ..... 2 Moses LISTER b: ca 1784 , Cumberland, PA d: <, St. Clair, AL> ......... +Fanny BROWN ..... 2 John LISTER b: ca 1786 , Greenville, SC d: Aft. 1850 ..... 2 Samuel LISTER b: ca 1789 ..... 2 Harry Hanson LISTER b: Bet. 1790 - 1800 ..... 2 Thomas Hale LISTER b: Dec 08, 1792 , Greenville, SC d: Aug 1873 , Shelby, TX ......... +Frances STERRETT b: Dec 19, 1794 Pendleton Dist, SC d: May 14, 1860 , Shelby, TX ..... 2 Simon LISTER b: Jul 15, 1795 , Greenville, SC d: ca Dec 01, 1866 , Greenville, SC Burial: Lister Family Cem, Greenville, SC ......... +Esther LANGLEY b: Jul 22, 1796 m: ca 1818 d: Jul 1859 , Greenville, SC Burial: Lister Family Cem, Greenville, SC Father: Carter LANGLEY Take care, Bonnie Ferguson Butler surname list: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/u/t/Bonnie-Ferguson-Butler/

Robert, Do you know anything about Ella LESTERmarried to George MERCHANT? His parents were Nicholas MERCHANT and Louisa BEDENBAUGH. Nicholas' parents were Silas MERCHANT and Mary M. SUMMER (1795-1880). Thanks, Charlotte Holder Herridge Robert Lester wrote: > I have been researching my gggg grandfather, John LESTER (1751/2-1825). He > married Catherine PLICKENSTALVER in Montgomery Co., Va. and raised his > family there. A recent search on the Mormon website turned up information > that a James LESTER, who was born around 1730 in Bucks Co., Pa. and died > around 1808 in Newberry Co., SC, is the father of John. This same search > also shows James was the son of Peter LESTER Jr. and Joyce (last name not > known). Peter was also born in Pa. and is shown to have died in SC. Any > information on the families of James and Peter would be greatly > appreciated. A great deal of work has gone into researching John's > ancestors over the years with very little to show for it. > > Bob Lester > rflester@mindspring.com > > ==== SCNEWBER Mailing List ==== > < Visit the following Rootsweb sites regarding Newberry Co., SC > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC/Newberry/ > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

I have been researching my gggg grandfather, John LESTER (1751/2-1825). He married Catherine PLICKENSTALVER in Montgomery Co., Va. and raised his family there. A recent search on the Mormon website turned up information that a James LESTER, who was born around 1730 in Bucks Co., Pa. and died around 1808 in Newberry Co., SC, is the father of John. This same search also shows James was the son of Peter LESTER Jr. and Joyce (last name not known). Peter was also born in Pa. and is shown to have died in SC. Any information on the families of James and Peter would be greatly appreciated. A great deal of work has gone into researching John's ancestors over the years with very little to show for it. Bob Lester rflester@mindspring.com

Seeking info on the Green family (Haskell & Irene and their children) from Denton, TN who married into the Medlocks and came to live in Whitmire, SC. John

Searching for a possible Rachel PARKER, wife of William Leverett of Newberry, SC from ca 1820 to 1835 when they moved to Alabama. Any PARKER researchers finding a Rachel mentioned in that time frame, please contact me. Thank you, John

Thanks to all those who sent in info to be updated on the pages!! Traci Parsons-Holder February 17, 2000 WHATS NEW? http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ abstracthogg.txt - HOGG Index - deed books 1785-1840, Gene Rooks hoggindex.txt , HOGG Index - deed books 1785-1840, Gene Rooks hoggedy.txt , Edy/Eda HOGG NOLAND misc, Gene Rooks Obits: J. Ezelle ABNEY 12/27/1999 "Mary H. BEDENBAUGH 2/13/2000 Annie Laura MERCHANT BOWERS 2/15/2000 Syble Moates Boyce Geneva GRADDICK CAMPBELL 10.19.1999 Mildred Beutel COCHELL 2.11.2000 G. William CONNELLY 11.4.1999 Beulah Lenorah BUTLER DAVENPORT 10.18.1999 Carrie Lee DAVIS 10/18/1999 Buddie ELLISON, Sr. 2/16/2000 George EPTING Jr. 2.13.2000 Annie L. FIELDS - 10.20.1999 James FRICK Sr. - 10.19.1999 Betty McCall Gregory Ernest GRIFFIN 11.5.1999 Mildred KINARD HALTIWANGER 12.27.1999 Aubrey Lee HATCHER Edith KINARD HEWEY - 2.15.2000 Grayson HOBBY Clare Schaeffer KOCH 2/13/2000 Bobby Gene LESTER 2/11/2000 Robert LINDLER 10/22/1999 Eula S. (CAMERON) McCARTY - 10/21/1999 Jerry E. "Jimmy" MITCHELL - 2/13/2000 Douglas E PRICE 10.28.1999 Sara B. "Mawmaw" Price William Ansel PRINCE 2/11/2000 Janie MCSWAIN ROBINSON - 2/14/2000 George Thomas SMITH - November 5, 1999 Essie SPRADLEY - December 27, 1999 Dr. Gerald Summer - February 12, 2000 H. M. SUMMERS 1904 Wilbur Wallenzine - February 15, 2000 Terriel Wessinger Sr Gertrude Whitners - November 2, 1999 R. Earl Willingham Sr Beulah Yarbrough Wills John HOGG, 1782 Daniel GOREE 1800 WBTS - Please submit your info :) http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/civilwar/index.htm Rev War Pensions - UPDATED!! http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/revwar/index.htm Abraham NELSON Hanse NELSON John NELSON Henry TIDMORE

I found some of the manuscripts online at of all places <G> Rootsweb... Hope this save you a trip to the library or archives :) http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/special/draper/ Traci Parsons-Holder -- Howdy Cousin - http://www.howdycousin.com Pickens County SC USGenWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com/~scpicken/ Newberry County SC USGenWeb - http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ War Between the States in SC - http://www.rootsweb.com/~scwbts/ Civil War Pensions for SC - http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pensions/civilwar/scindex.htm Parker County Genealogical Society, TX - http://www.rootsweb.com/~txpcgs/