Posted on: Pickens County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Pickens/10809 Surname: James, Fallon, Goff, Smith, Pool, Stewart, Brixey, Buchanan ------------------------- Thank you for your response! Please send me any information on Abraham Pool that you may have. I may not have a connection but, at this point, I am not ruling anything out! Please send me your info to [email protected] at your convenience! Thanks! Jack

Hi At a Brookshire family reunion Sunday,I saw a copy of an original handwritten document,by an attorney,on behalf of the plantiff,Elizabeth Prince,concerning land left by Charles Prince when he died in Dec 1892. The document listed the defendants as: Rebecca Chumbler (this may be Rebecca Prince,also a sister to Charles Prince ? ). and a predeceased brother's children,listed as Ida (Prince) Massingale,Ella (Prince) Brookshire and Foreman Mauldin Prince. These are the children of Jesse Prince b.1832 d.1865 (Union prision camp,bur.in Louisville,KY.) m.Eleanora "Nellie" Kelly b.Dec.13 1836 d.May 21 1917 bur.Mt.Zion cem.Central,Pickens co.SC. This is the first documented proof that I have seen that Jesse Prince was a brother to Charles Prince. This document was found in the home of the family that Lou Ella Prince Brookshire lived with before her death. These Prince families were in the Twelve Mile area on or near Rice's or Reece's mountain. Does anyone have information to share on these families. Thanks for any help Gay

Hi everybody.. just getting back online after a great thunderstorm.. lots of wind-lightning and much needed rain.. I'd gotten this page Saturday from the 1840 census for Pickens and thought I'd share the names listed on it. It lists only the heads of household and the # of males, females. There are 2 pages but I only got the names.. If you see a name I might can get back to it.. It also listed slaves on the 2nd half as well as schooling but no previous states or birth states.. A + sign indicates the possibility of older females that dropped of the copy.. consider that for all names.. I can only see up to the 30-40 years old bracket. Heads of Household MALES FEMALE William Whitmire 3 5 + John Lydy 2 1 Abram Lydy 1 2 Catherine Wallace 1 2 John Ritche 1 1 Fountain McKinney (spell?) 1 Elias Lootes (lootis) 1 2 Daniel Alexander 4 3 Charles S. Davis 5 4 Thomas Davis 1 1 Albert Robins 1 1 Mille Curtis nothing marked guessing it's a woman Rachele Goulding 2 2 Benjamin Morgan 1 3 John Swafford 2 4 David Presley (spelling?) 5 (lots of Kids) 8 Madison (sp) honeycutt 5 2 John Calhoun 6 3 Mary Rodgers 0 3 Ann Calhoun 6 3 Andrew Jackson 3 3 John Saunders 1 John Wilson 3 (1 over 100) 2 Dicey Wooten 3 2 James Dryman 3 3 Edmund Martin 4 7 Thomas W. Powell 1 John Kelly 1 William Alexander 5 3 Andrew Davis 2 1 Jackson B. Evatt 1 1 hope this helps someone.. have a great night.. Sandy Hamilton It's a great day to be alive...

Posted on: Pickens County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/SC/Pickens/10808 Surname: POOLE ------------------------- There are land and wills of an Abraham POOLE or PETTYPOOL in Abbeville, SC. Some of these POOLES migrated from Spts Co,VA and I have data in my word processor I can share if you think this is a connection. Am not familiar with the other names you mention. Audrey

www.myfamily.com Moss,Berry, Higginbotham, Smith, Mckelduff and many more. Cathy Moss Hodges

In a message dated 6/14/01 3:05:05 PM, [email protected] writes: << f you have a website (genealogy) please send me the link so I can post it to the webpages. (along with SURNAMES you are researching in OPD, Pickens, Oconee or Anderson Co.'s) EXAMPLE: http://www.howdycousin.com - PARSONS, STEWART, NEIGHBORS, NABORS, PARROTT, WATSON >> Our site is: http://www.angelfire.com/ga3/bartonsbrats/index.html - LOVELESS, LOVELACE, ADAMS, EDENS, KEITH, SUTHERLAND, CANTRELL, PRESLEY, REID, BRUCE, JOHNSON, ROPER, SAWYER, MANN, ,MOSELEY, CANNON, HERRING, BROOKS, CARLETON, CHASTAIN, LANGFORD, McCLURE, HENDERSON, HARRIS. Lou Ann & Lisa

In a message dated 6/14/01 3:05:05 PM, [email protected] writes: << f you have a website (genealogy) please send me the link so I can post it to the webpages. (along with SURNAMES you are researching in OPD, Pickens, Oconee or Anderson Co.'s) EXAMPLE: http://www.howdycousin.com - PARSONS, STEWART, NEIGHBORS, NABORS, PARROTT, WATSON >>

Howdy all! If you have a website (genealogy) please send me the link so I can post it to the webpages. (along with SURNAMES you are researching in OPD, Pickens, Oconee or Anderson Co.'s) EXAMPLE: http://www.howdycousin.com - PARSONS, STEWART, NEIGHBORS, NABORS, PARROTT, WATSON Warm Regards, Traci Parsons-Holder

1850 Western Division, Pickens Co., SC, does not list any FREEMANS at all. In the Eastern Division there are three households and they are close together. Two female FRANCES's, one 27 and a widow, the other a 4 yr. old child. Can I look up anything else for you? Sorry this wasn't much help! God bless, Dolores ----- Original Message ----- From: Alice Hills <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 8:56 AM Subject: [SCPICKENS] Francis Freeman > Could someone with the 1850 Census for Pickens District WESTERN DIVISION > please do a look-up of FRANCIS FREEMAN? He was in the 1840 Census of > Pickens Dist with 1 male (20-30), 2 males (10-15). 1 male (5-10), 1 female > (5-10), 1 female (20-30). > > He died instate by May 26, 1856, when Nathan Guerin applied for letters of > administration. Appraisers were L. N. Robins, Jacob Fricks, T. R. Davis, > William Rankins. Among buyers at the sale were "Mrs. Freeman", I P Pool, Z. > Skelton, John Owens, A. B. Grant, John Ross, Martin Moss. (In 1860 Census > these names are found in the Cherokee District.) > > Would like to know the names, ages, and any other information about Francis > Freeman's family in the 1850 listing. > > Alice Hills > > > ==== SCPICKEN Mailing List ==== > List problems? Contact the Pickens Co., SC List Mom [email protected] > Use Kathleen as the subject line for your post > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >

Could someone with the 1850 Census for Pickens District WESTERN DIVISION please do a look-up of FRANCIS FREEMAN? He was in the 1840 Census of Pickens Dist with 1 male (20-30), 2 males (10-15). 1 male (5-10), 1 female (5-10), 1 female (20-30). He died instate by May 26, 1856, when Nathan Guerin applied for letters of administration. Appraisers were L. N. Robins, Jacob Fricks, T. R. Davis, William Rankins. Among buyers at the sale were "Mrs. Freeman", I P Pool, Z. Skelton, John Owens, A. B. Grant, John Ross, Martin Moss. (In 1860 Census these names are found in the Cherokee District.) Would like to know the names, ages, and any other information about Francis Freeman's family in the 1850 listing. Alice Hills

Posted on: Pickens County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Pickens/10807 Surname: Manly, Mabe, Volrath, Orr, Crenshaw, Carr, Peterson, Searcy, Stepp, Rickman, Henderson ------------------------- Bob, did you ever find any more about the Henderson girls: Martha and Adeline Sophronia? I am fairly certain that Adeline was my grandmother's half sister and was married to Joseph Stepp. They never had children and died and are buried in Transylvania Co NC. I have nothing on Martha Henderson. My grandmother was Julia Alice Searcy Manly; her mother Mary Ann Moody. I have not found Mary Ann Moody anywhere, possibly Buncombe Co NC, but I have not had time to search. I visited my cousin last week in Travelers Rest, near Greer, but was on a tight time schedule.

Posted on: Pickens County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Pickens/10806 Surname: Manly, Mabe, Volrath, Orr, Crenshaw, Carr, Peterson, Searcy, Stepp ------------------------- My g grandmother Isabella Crenshaw Orr Harris....maiden name Crenshaw. She was married 1st to William Frank Orr, 2nd to Marian Harris. I have some Crenshaw info but can't dig it out tonight. I will check ASAP to see if I have links to your Crenshaws. I think mine were all from Oconee Co SC.

Posted on: Pickens County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/SC/Pickens/10805 Surname: CRENSHAW ------------------------- I'm also researching the Crenshaws in the this area. I just received the Old Pendleton Dist. CD in which there is a Jesse Crenshaw and family. This Crenshaw family went on to settle in Troup Co.GA. I'm trying to find out if the Mary Smith Crenshaw listed would be the same as my gggrandmother. My gggrandmother was married to Thomas B. Henderson in Troup Co in 1844. This is a list of the family on the CD. Any help will be much appreciated. Jess Crenshaw b.1788 d.1878 m. Elizabeth Jolley Children: William b. 1811 Rhoda Ann b. 1813 Matthew b.1816 Harrison b. 1818 Mary Smith Crenshaw b. 1820 Jesse b. 1822 Elizabeth b. 1824 Joseph b. 1826 Henry Washington b. 1828 James Mannon b. 1830 Eliza Jane b. 1833 Selenia Frances b. 1835 Caroline Matilda b. 1838

In a message dated 6/13/01 2:31:19 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > > > > > > Traci > Does its memory hold several pages before you transfer it to your pc/laptop? > Page storage · Normal mode: 40 to 50 typical letter-size business documents · Graphics mode: 10 to 15 typical magazine pages · Flip Chart mode: 50 to 150 typical flip chart pages Internal storage Approximately 4.0 MB of memory

Traci Does its memory hold several pages before you transfer it to your pc/laptop? Audrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:09 PM Subject: Re: [SCPICKENS] Handheld scanners for scanning papers in librarys/courts > ONe more note I want to make here: > > The court clerks will NOT allow flatbed scanners in most of the research > places. They will however allow the Capshare by HP, and it will grab the > whole page. Most index books are also too big for the copiers so unless you > want to hand write them, this is a great investment. > > I really swear by mine... > > and its not much bigger than a camera.. > > Hugs, > Traci > > > ==== SCPICKEN Mailing List ==== > List problems? Contact the Pickens Co., SC List Mom [email protected] > Use Kathleen as the subject line for your post > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > >

Thanks!! Grace ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:06 PM Subject: Re: [SCPICKENS] Updates on Pickens Co. site... > In a message dated 6/1/01 8:18:57 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] > writes: > > > > Traci, > > Don't know how I missed it, but I don't know about this > > project. Can I buy a stone > > and place it myself? If so, I would like to buy one that > > reads: > > Beulah W. Lee > > 1817-1879 > > Where would I send a check and where could I pick up > > the footstone? > > > > Got this ordered Grace :) > > > ==== SCPICKEN Mailing List ==== > The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen, > or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > >

ONe more note I want to make here: The court clerks will NOT allow flatbed scanners in most of the research places. They will however allow the Capshare by HP, and it will grab the whole page. Most index books are also too big for the copiers so unless you want to hand write them, this is a great investment. I really swear by mine... and its not much bigger than a camera.. Hugs, Traci

Also meant to tell you that this is the only 'hand held' scanner I know of on the market that will copy the index pages... (remember the size) Traci

In a message dated 6/12/01 10:58:11 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Traci, > Where may I purchase a hand scanner with a nice decent price? Help me > please; I don't seem to be able to find one. > Thank you, > Dolores > > http://www.pandi.hp.com/pandi-db/prodinfo.which_to_buy?product=capshare920& Region=1 Hp's Capshare... $299 new one due out in fall if you want to wait for the new one... I love mine and wouldnt trade it for anything... Features This small portable PC-independent device is powered by 2 standard AA batteries and fits easily in any briefcase. It's the copier you take to the document! Make fast, accurate copies anywhere in 10 seconds. Copy various sizes-from business cards to flip charts with one freeform motion. CapShare's breakthrough Page Processing Technology allows the device to stitch large format documents together in seconds to give you a clear, accurate electronic copy of the entire page. Store and view your e-copies directly on your CapShare LCD screen. Zoom in or rotate copies for a better view. Automatic page straightening and page trimming give your e-copies a professional look. Send e-copies to laptop, handheld or desktop PCs wirelessly via infrared or by serial cable. Works with Windows 95 or above PC operating systems, Win CE devices (like Jornada Pocket PC), Psion series 5 devices and Nokia 9000 series communicators. Includes award winning Pagis Pro OCR software that allows you to convert paper documents into electronic files you can edit. Copy forms and fill in the blanks on your PC using Pagis Pro software. Share information faster using most standard e-mail and e-fax tools. Send e-copies directly to most IR (infrared) enabled printers for immediate paper copies.

In a message dated 6/1/01 8:18:57 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Traci, > Don't know how I missed it, but I don't know about this > project. Can I buy a stone > and place it myself? If so, I would like to buy one that > reads: > Beulah W. Lee > 1817-1879 > Where would I send a check and where could I pick up > the footstone? > Got this ordered Grace :)