Jo Anne, One place you could try is: http://www.ls.net/~newriver/draper1.htm The owner of this site gives information about the Draper Papers, and has some extracts on-line. Good luck! John Jodybug123@aol.com wrote: > Hi, > My name is Jo Anne Cooper and I am trying to research the John (Hans) Adam > Summer line. > > The info I have came out of the 1850 Lexington Cty Census as well as The > Annuls of Newberry by George L. Summer and other articles. I am specifically > looking for any information as to where I can locate the "THE DRAPER > MANUSCRIPTS" which is mentioned in a newspaper (unknown) article titled > "Smith - It's Not a Common Family" written by Lee R. Gandee. I believe the > background information Mr. Gandee used to write the article on the SMITHS was > derived from the book written by E.M. Smith, "A Historical and Genealogical > Record of the Henry Smith and Davis Hallman Families of Lexington County, S. > C. 1951. > > Any info and help would by truly appreciated. > > Jo Anne Cooper > > ==== 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/

Hi, It's me again Jo Anne Cooper, first I want to thank all the quick responses I had reference the Draper Manuscripts and John Adam Summer. Second, I want all to know I goofed when I stated that George L. Summer wrote the Annals of Newberry. The Annuals of Newberry in two Parts was written by John Belton O'Neall and John A Chapman. George L. Summer wrote "The Newberry County, South Carolina Historical And Genealogical Annals". I was lucky enough to receive an e-mail from an unknown cousin. Isn't this site wonderful. Thanks again Jo Anne Cooper

The LDS also has some of if not all of the Draper Manuscripts on microfilm...Charlotte ----Original Message Follows---- From: Jodybug123@aol.com To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCNEWBER] Re: SCNEWBER-D Digest V00 #14 Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2000 11:02:29 EST Hi, It's me again Jo Anne Cooper, first I want to thank all the quick responses I had reference the Draper Manuscripts and John Adam Summer. Second, I want all to know I goofed when I stated that George L. Summer wrote the Annals of Newberry. The Annuals of Newberry in two Parts was written by John Belton O'Neall and John A Chapman. George L. Summer wrote "The Newberry County, South Carolina Historical And Genealogical Annals". I was lucky enough to receive an e-mail from an unknown cousin. Isn't this site wonderful. Thanks again Jo Anne Cooper ==== 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/ ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, My name is Jo Anne Cooper and I am trying to research the John (Hans) Adam Summer line. The info I have came out of the 1850 Lexington Cty Census as well as The Annuls of Newberry by George L. Summer and other articles. I am specifically looking for any information as to where I can locate the "THE DRAPER MANUSCRIPTS" which is mentioned in a newspaper (unknown) article titled "Smith - It's Not a Common Family" written by Lee R. Gandee. I believe the background information Mr. Gandee used to write the article on the SMITHS was derived from the book written by E.M. Smith, "A Historical and Genealogical Record of the Henry Smith and Davis Hallman Families of Lexington County, S. C. 1951. Any info and help would by truly appreciated. Jo Anne Cooper

Edy/Eda HOGG is one of the six daughters of Lewis HOGG and Clarissa GOREE of Newberry Co., S. Carolina. The following are some tidbits that refer to Edy and her two NOLAND husbands. The first was Aubrey, but after his death in 1814, she married again to a William NOLAND. I am trying to find where he fits in the NOLAND family. Newberry Co. SC Will Book L, pages 339-341 (my notes in parenthesis) Distributees Names (Estate of Lewis HOGG dec'd 1828) ...................... Children of Edy NOLAND: Thomas NOLAND G. S. NOLAND Eliz. SUBER (she married Micajah Suber) Hannah NOLAND Children of Thomas Noland: Frances Noland John Noland ............. Estate Records of Newton Co. GA Nov. 1835, (Final distribution of Lewis HOGG's estate) Legatees: Clarasa (Clarissa) HOGG,widow J(ohnson). FARGASON (Mildred's husband) Margaret HOGG (unm. dtr.) Geo. RUFF (Anna's husband) E(phraim). SUBER (Martha's husband) Wm. HOARD (Mary/Polly's husband) Wm. NOLAND (Edy's husband) Each received a total of $1770.37 Will of Aubrey NOLAND dated Jan. 4th, 1812, Proved Sept. 5, 1814 Microcopy in SC Archives, Newberry Co. Court of Ordinary State of South Carolina, District of Newberry, Planter Beloved wife Eda Noland, three children as named. Son Thomas Noland Son George Stouton Noland Daughter Betsy Jackson Noland Wife Eda Noland and father-in-law Maj. Lewis HOGG app'td exec Signed Aubrey NOWLAND . Wit. Lewis Hogg Jun. James Davis Jun. George Clark Maj. Lewis HOGG left Newberry around 1816, and died in Georgia, but estate administration continued for several years in both states following his death. Hogg Family records show Edy married William NOLAND after Aubrey's death, and had one more daughter, Hannah. William NOLAND/NOLEN is shown in estate distribution records as receiving Edy's share of the estate. Gene in Gotha

hi, anyone out there share my ancestry with john jacob khele [kelly] c. 1730 and his wife, mary evans? i'm trying to find information on the parents of either of them.

HI--- I'm new on the list and am researching Proctors. Samuel Proctor and two brothers, Robert and William along with their families came to Charleston from Belfast, Ireland in 1768. Received some land grants in Newberry District areas. Am interested in all 3 lines.I think that Samuel,s grandchildren and their widowed mother, Mary Proctor, Moved to Orangeburgh District 1810-1820 Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Betty Proctor Meyer ST. George, SC

Sims Brown, a longtime resident of Newberry Co. & Revolutionary War hero, had a daughter named Sarah who married Frances Wilson. Is anyone doing research on the Sims Brown family and/or does anyone have any information on the Frances Wilson family. I have some, which I got from Annals of Newberry & the Newberry Co. Cemetery Book, but need much more. Thanks!!!...Don Breithaupt, Comfort, TX

Is there a resource book anyone has access to that lists bastardy bonds for Newberry Co.,, especially from about 1785 to 1825? Thanks, Gene in Gotha

WOW! I have been busy busy busy this week adding tons of info. Thank you to everyone who sent stuff in... I've had so much to add, Im not sure I even got it all added!! If I missed something please let me know :) Warmest Regards! Traci Parsons-Holder WHATS NEW? http://www.rootsweb.com/~scnewber/ Becky Smith has volunteered to help with cemetery lookups - A BIG thank you (TWO look ups per person, do not overwhelm this volunteer please :) Ann Glasgow will be helping as my assistant over the coming year :) Thankyou Ann! Im looking forward to it! Nora Acton is in the process of transcribing the 1790 Census - Big pat on the back for Nora!! WBTS in Newberry -NOW ONLINE thanks to Alvin D. Johnson & his 13th Reg. of SC Volunteers, Steve Batson & Mac Wyckoff. James YOUNG Bible - American Revolution NOW ONLINE Gilder's Creek Cemetery - thanks to William Belton Byerly Family John Crumley Family William Jay family John Toland Family James Wright & Lucy Shell Abernathy Deeds Newberry District Estrays Sold 1787-1790 Presidental Pardons for Confederate Veterans Complaint to Robert Glasgow In Equity - thanks to Ann Glasgow Letter from the Ireland Estate Administrator - thanks to Ann Glasgow Letter from the Ireland Estate Administrator - thanks to Ann Glasgow Robert Glasgow's Ammended Answer to the Bill of Complaint- thanks to Ann Glasgow Mary Glasgow's statement of Disclaimer and Misunderstanding - thanks to Ann Glasgow Lucretia Johnson Motes - thanks to Nancie O'Sullivan Cibby Krells family photos - including the KRELL family and Sallie STOCKMAN, thanks to Cibby Crell Will of Joseph COPPOCK - thanks to Brenda Coppock Lindstrom Will of John BUCHANAN - thanks to Martha Mincey Will of James GLASGOW - thanks to Ann Glasgow will of Mary wife of James GLASGOW - thanks to Ann Glasgow Will of Mary widow of Wilson GLASGOW - thanks to Ann Glasgow Will of Sarah MILLS - thanks to Lillian Wall Sowell Temperance Convention Delegates - South Carolina Quaker Meeting Membership List, 1772-1820 - thanks to Jill O'Neall Ching Newberry District Genealogical Society Membership Application - RITCHEY, William Robert - Bio - thanks to BevBarney BROOKS, Taphinath - BIO - thanks to BevBarney Aaron MILLS 1750-1820 _BIO - thanks to Bob John Belton O'NEAL - BIO Slave Holders in the 1800 Census Migrations in & Out - UPDATED Early Settlers - UPDATED Books - UPDATED -- 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/

Howdy all, Its been a while since I have been able to update the pages, due to the holidays and the flu. I am working this week on updating them and adding all the information ya'll have sent in. Since its been a while since I asked, does anyone have any data that they can add to the pages? I now have the 1790 Census in my possession and Nora has offerend to transcribe them (thanks to the Newberry Co., Gen Society) If you have; wills, probate records, land records, births, cemetery records, photos, bible records, church records, obituaries, etc that you have NOT sent to me yet, then please send them this week and I will get them posted :) Remember to give back to other researchers by sharing your transcibed documents! WE REALLY NEED YOUR HELP! I would like to ask that you also consider taking over the following records for transcription: (thanks to Nora Acton for her ideas on this) List of early marriages to about 1900 Census from 1790 to 1900 Civil War Regiment Rosters Cemetery burials Any list of residents in Newberry or Dutch Fork area BEFORE 1790. Tax list Jury duty Membership in organizations ie: Masons, Garden Clubs, etc. Rev. War soldier lists First generation immigrants in Dutch Fork or Newberry Mortality list Trials Court : Judges and Lawyers Ministers and members Guardianship papers from court. List of German and Scots and Scots-Irish settlements in SC Maps Please email me asap with what you can do! Warm Regards, 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/

Hello to all, Is anyone else on the list researching the progeny of ISAAC THOMAS who was born abt. 1730 in SC, died in Mongomery, OH in 1802; wed Mary DAVIS and had the following children: JOHN THOMAS, born 1766, SC; wed ANN PEMBERTON ABLE THOMAS, born 1769, SC; wed RUTH PEMBERTON WILLIAM THOMAS, born 1779, SC; wed SARAH PEMBERTON NEHEMIAH THOMAS, born 1777, SC; wed ELIZABETH PEMBERTON ISAAC C. THOMAS and MARY DAVIS reportedly had a total of 12 children. I am particularly interested in exchanging information with anyone else on the list who is researching the THOMAS children who married into the above PEMBERTON line and who removed to the MIAMI/MONTGOMERY, OH area. Thanks. Hope

Please send any replies to: hlwelsh@blenheim.webgate.net (H & L Welsh) I am researching my family tree (HOGG) my grandfather has passed but my grandmother has given a little info. I am just starting and don't have alot of help.My grandfather was Lorne Maxwell Hogg born May 02 1922 in Canada he had 2 sisters and 1 brother. I only have his fathers name John Ross Hogg who married Annie Crookshank. My grandmother said that is not the correct spelling of Annies last name but is unsure how to spell it. I'm not sure if this is what your website is for but I would sure like some help on were to look for this info. Heather Welsh(Hogg) -- 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/

There are Wilsons buried in the Old Tranquil Cemetery in Newberry County near Jalapa in the Sumter National Forest. George Carter Abrams transcription of the cemetery (from Newberry County, South Carolina Cemeteries) can be found at http://InfoAve.Net/~danshell/tranquilabrams.htm. Good luck, Dan Shell

I have quite a few Newberry Summers (that's Summer--without the 's') in my database. Mary was a very prevalent name but I have no reference of any who married a Hunter. Do you know if she was from Newberry? Since I have quite a few Marys that I do not have husband names for, I can't be sure I do not have her. I have the same problem with my John Summers. Hopefully, someone else has this information. If so, I hope they will post the information to the whole list. Knowing the names of spouses would really help me to sort all these Summers out. Charlotte H. Herridge Steven & Annabel Ballew wrote: > I saw someone mention Summers today. I would love to correspond with anyone > connected to my Summers: > > Descendants of Mary Ann Summers > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. MARY ANN1 SUMMERS was born June 25, 1812, and died June 21, 1899. She > married JOHN WORTHINGTON HUNTER June 26, 1832, son of GEORGE HUNTER and MARY > WORTHINGTON. He was born September 23, 1809 in Newberry Co., SC, and died > February 16, 1894 in Coweta Co.., GA. > > Children of MARY SUMMERS and JOHN HUNTER are: > > i. FRANCES E.2 HUNTER, b. April 04, 1837, SC; d. September 13, 1920, > Moreland, Coweta Co., GA; m. JOHN JOSEPH LESLIE, November 15, 1855, > Moreland, Coweta Co., GA; b. 1835, SC; d. July 22, 1863, Hagerstown, MD. > > ii. NATHAN Y. HUNTER, b. 1842; d. 1917; m. CARRIE BENTON; b. May 04, 1842; > d. May 10, 1917. > > iii. JAMES D. HUNTER, b. 1847; d. 1917; m. REBECCA ELDER; b. November 11, > 1847; d. March 02, 1917. > > iv. REBECA HUNTER, b. November 11, 1847; d. March 02, 1917. > > v. CARRIE HUNTER, b. May 04, 1842; d. May 10, 1917. > > Thanks, > > Annabel Ballew > > ==== 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

Marie...I was somewhat stunned when I got your e-mail. I have been up against a brick wall for 2 years trying to sort out the Wilsons & Caldwells of Newberry District. Even though I have steadily chipped away & make some progress, I just can't seem to break through. It looks like you have a cemetery book. If yes, where did you get it? Mary Caldwell has been just as elusive as John Wilson for me. I got her last name from the death certificate of her daughter, Sarah Wilson Mount. It may not be correct, but so far, that is all I have to go on as I have been completely unable to locate a marriage record. According to the 1850 Marshall Co., TN census, Mary was born in 1791 in SC. After the most tedious search imaginable, I finally found one Mary Caldwell, daughter of Robert Caldwell, who was born in 1791 in SC. But she married someone named Read. Since I have been unable to find another Mary Caldwell in SC born in 1791, I have been working on a theory that her 1st husband died young & they had no children. Then she married John Wilson probably about 1817-1818, as their 1st child was born in 1819. I'm going to study the information you sent & see what I can put together from it. The probate record was very interesting as I believe I am a cousin to the Spences. The family story is that when John & Mary Wilson left Newberry in 1828, they accompanied 3 widows & their families on the trip to TN. The names were Montgomery, Fleming & Spence. The Wilsons stayed very close to the Montgomery's in TN & I believe they were very close kin. I'm going to try & get to Newberry Co. before the year ends. How was doing research there. THANKS...Don Les & Marie Reasonover wrote: > Hi there! > > I am not sure I can be of help to you....But my husband's Caldwell's were in > Newberry Co. around this time period....This past summer I went to SC and > dug and dug and still can not sort out all those Caldwell's.....But perhaps > these notes from my research can help you some...First it is a true fact > that both families were Associated Reform Presbyterians......Where you find > the Wilsons you find the Caldwells...So the following just might help you > somehow.. > 1. James Caldwell Sr. b 1765 County antrim, Ireland married Elizabeth > Wilson dau of Elder James Wilson...James Wilson Sr. died 12/29/1841 buried > Cannon Creek Cemetery, Newberry Co. SC. > 2. Joseph Caldwell b 1807 died 1888 buried Kings's Creek Cemetery in > Newbsrry Co. m/1 Margaret Wilson. dau of Francis & Sarah Wilson . Francis > Wilson d 1836 in 58th year. Sarah Wilson died 1833 in 45 th year. > 3. Thomas Wilson Caldwell b 5/20/1819 married Martha Caroline dau of > Francis & Sarah Wilson buried Kings's Creek Cemetery > 4. These are marriages that I noted from various records....Since was not > family I was researching did not note the sources. > Caldwell, _______m Drury Wilson 1819 > Caldwell, Elizabeth m _________Wilson 1804 > 5. Hugh Wilson and wife Agnes, Robert Caldwell and wife Elizabeth filed > bill of complaint in the court of equity against Martha Spence, William > Spence, John Spence and Wilson Spence on 4 May 1821 for partition of real > estate of James Spence, dec. et.......One of witnesses was J. R. Wilson. > Hugh Wilson died June 8, 1856 ca 64 years buried Lebanon Methodist Church > Cemetery 5 miles NE of Newberry. > > Do you think that this might be family members you are seeking? > > Oddly enough you mention the three sons ended up in Navarro Co. Texas...I > live in Kaufman County just to the east of Navarro Co. > By the way, I know where Comfort is located...We have a Condo at Canyon Lake > where we stay sometimes when have to take my husband to the Military > Hospital at Lackland AFB in San Antonio. > > If you think I may be on the right track with your Wilson's I can abstract > those with the name from the records of the cemeteries where my Caldwell's > are buried....Cannon Creek Cem. is SE of Newberry.....Head Springs Cem. is > north of Newberry....King Creek Cem. is NE of Newberry....etc. Our > Caldwell went to Union Co. Miss and then part of them came to Kaufman > County. > > Better still, if you think it would be of help to you...I can photo-copy the > abstracts of the cemeteries with Wilson and send you.... > > Marie in Texas marier@USAC.net > > -----Original Message----- > From: Don & Taxi Breithaupt <wilbreit@a-omega.net> > To: SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com <SCNEWBER-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, January 08, 2000 1:37 PM > Subject: [SCNEWBER] Wilsons of Newberry > > >My ggg grandfather, John Wilson was in Newberry Co. in 1820. He was > >married to Mary (we think), Caldwell. They had one son, Samuel b. 1819, > >& twin daughters, Sarah & Jane b. 1824. Living all around him were James > >Wilson, Sr., James Wilson, Jr., Jane Wilson, Sr., Jane Wilson, Jr., Hugh > >Wilson & Frances Wilson. In 1828 John had moved to Farmington, TN. In > >1830 they had a son, William D.J., & in 1834 another son, Thomas J. John > >died in 1838 & Mary after 1850. The three sons ended up in Navarro Co., > >TX. I have been unable to assemble John's family in Newberry Co. Does > >anyone have any infomation on this family...Don Breithaupt, Comfort, TX > > > > > >==== 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 > > > >

I saw someone mention Summers today. I would love to correspond with anyone connected to my Summers: Descendants of Mary Ann Summers Generation No. 1 1. MARY ANN1 SUMMERS was born June 25, 1812, and died June 21, 1899. She married JOHN WORTHINGTON HUNTER June 26, 1832, son of GEORGE HUNTER and MARY WORTHINGTON. He was born September 23, 1809 in Newberry Co., SC, and died February 16, 1894 in Coweta Co.., GA. Children of MARY SUMMERS and JOHN HUNTER are: i. FRANCES E.2 HUNTER, b. April 04, 1837, SC; d. September 13, 1920, Moreland, Coweta Co., GA; m. JOHN JOSEPH LESLIE, November 15, 1855, Moreland, Coweta Co., GA; b. 1835, SC; d. July 22, 1863, Hagerstown, MD. ii. NATHAN Y. HUNTER, b. 1842; d. 1917; m. CARRIE BENTON; b. May 04, 1842; d. May 10, 1917. iii. JAMES D. HUNTER, b. 1847; d. 1917; m. REBECCA ELDER; b. November 11, 1847; d. March 02, 1917. iv. REBECA HUNTER, b. November 11, 1847; d. March 02, 1917. v. CARRIE HUNTER, b. May 04, 1842; d. May 10, 1917. Thanks, Annabel Ballew

Would like to correspond with anyone who has researched the PARKER surname for the Newberry Co. vicinity during the period of 1800 thru 1837. Specifically, I am looking for a Rachel PARKER believed to have married a William LEVERETT in that area prior to 1832. John

Hi, Don, I have one of the James Wilson families because he married into the Summer family, one of my lines. I believe this is the 2nd James Wilson family. I have pasted what I have on this branch of the family. I have quite a few Caldwells but no Mary. I do have a Marie but have no info on her husband. Good luck, Charlotte Holder Herridge (Corpus Christi, TX) (1) James Wilson Spouse: Mary Summer Spouse Parents: George Adam Summer Jr. and Elizabeth or Anna Catherine Penny Children: John Milton Pinckney Henry A. Ogilvie Walter Willis May Pettus Nancy M. Missouri Marilsy Narcissus (2) John Wilson Spouse: Martha Chapman (2) Milton Wilson Spouse: Kate Swygert (2) Pinckney Wilson: "died young"—in Civil War Occupation: Doctor (2) Henry Wilson (2) A. Ogilvie Wilson Spouse: Mary C. Chapman (1842-1921) Spouse Parents: David Chapman and Mary Margaret Summer (1812-1856) Children: Harriet Anna B. Mary Jane (3) Harriet Wilson 1st Spouse: James Davis 2nd Spouse: Charles Duncan (3) Anna B. Wilson (3) Mary Jane Wilson Spouse: Edward Moyer Children: Auburn Homer Clevie Bessie Alice John (4) Auburn Moyer (4) Homer Moyer (4) Clevie Moyer Spouse: Waddy McGirt (4) Bessie Moyer Spouse: David Denny (4) Alice Moyer (4) John Moyer Spouse: Blanche Red (2) Walter Wilson Spouse: Alice Harvey (2) Willis May Wilson* 1st Spouse: Eugenia Rebecca Minnick (1851-1892) Spouse Parents: John Minnick and Mary Margaret Summer (1812-1856) Children: Margaret James P. Bennett Earl Milton Gaines Bunyan Job Mary Anne Kate 2nd Spouse: Antoinette Eulilia Counts (B. 1868) 2nd Spouse Parents: Adam Counts (1838-) and Polly Ann Setzler (3) Margaret Wilson Spouse: James D. Kinard Occupation: Lutheran Minister Children: Carl (4) Carl Kinard Occupation: Lutheran Minister Notes: Was President of the South Carolina Lutheran Synod. (3) James P. Wilson Notes: Never married. (3) Bennett Earl Wilson Spouse: Minnie Patrick (3) Milton Gaines Wilson (3) Bunyan Wilson: "Died young". (3) Job Wilson: "Died young". (3) Mary Wilson: "Died young". (3) Anne Wilson: "Died young". (3) Kate Wilson: "Died young". (2) Pettus Wilson Spouse: Ann Rice (2) Nancy M. Wilson Spouse: George A. Swygert (B. 1829) Spouse Parents: Jacob Swygert and Eve Margaret Houseal (1797-1867) Children: Mary Alston James Jacob Mary Emma (3) Mary Alston Swygert Spouse: (?) Kramer (3) James Jacob Swygert (1852-1868) (3) Mary Emma Swygert (B. 1854) Spouse: (?) Sandel Occupation: Doctor (2) Missouri Wilson Spouse: (?) (2) Marilsy Wilson Spouse: Harrison "Hack" Epting Occupation: Doctor (2) 1.12a Narcissus Wilson* 1st Spouse: J. T. Setzler 2nd Spouse: (?) Lemon Don & Taxi Breithaupt wrote: > My ggg grandfather, John Wilson was in Newberry Co. in 1820. He was > married to Mary (we think), Caldwell. They had one son, Samuel b. 1819, > & twin daughters, Sarah & Jane b. 1824. Living all around him were James > Wilson, Sr., James Wilson, Jr., Jane Wilson, Sr., Jane Wilson, Jr., Hugh > Wilson & Frances Wilson. In 1828 John had moved to Farmington, TN. In > 1830 they had a son, William D.J., & in 1834 another son, Thomas J. John > died in 1838 & Mary after 1850. The three sons ended up in Navarro Co., > TX. I have been unable to assemble John's family in Newberry Co. Does > anyone have any infomation on this family...Don Breithaupt, Comfort, TX > > ==== 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

HI My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am the writer responsible for "Uncle Hiram's Adventures in Genealogy". www.stategensites.com It has links to all 50 states, over 4600 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. We desperately need South Carolina Sites. We are a new and growing tool for the use of the Genealogical Researcher. Please Help us to grow. The Site also has 4 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite yall to sample them. We are trying to add a fifth columnist specializing in African American Research. I would also like to invite yall to sample my column available at www.stategensites.com/UncleHiram Thank You Bill Hocutt