Hello Payne/Paine Researchers, Would someone please do a look-up for me that has access to census of France in 1855 to 1900. I need the following census information on Theodore Wesley Payne/Paine: born abt. Jan. 1855, in France. Thanks in advance for any help you can give. Jimmy Payne [email protected]

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Hello! someone has posted this info: Name: James ROBERTS Sex: M Birth: in Crocketville, SC (then called Whippy Swamp Cross Roads) Burial: Snider Cemetery (previously called Roberts Cem., west of Crocketville on Brunson Rd) Marriage 1 Temperance DAVIS Children John Irving ROBERTS , Sr. b: 17 OCT 1822 ====================================== i found "robert cemetery" in jasper co, sc...but this "james roberts" is not listed in the survey online... i cannot find "snider cemetery" mentioned above... does anyone know where it is?? or know of a survey available?? the information i have shows that "james roberts", husband of "temperance davis" is buried in florida... can anyone help me unravel this conflict of info?? thank you for your time & assistance!!

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Hello! i am trying to find the book mentioned in this message - that contains "over 350 roberts"... does anyone know the title, author, publisher, etc?? or know someone that has a copy of this book?? i would very much like to obtain a copy for my research...would gladly pay costs of copying, etc... thank you for your time & assistance!! Boards > Surnames > Roberts URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=an&p=surnames.roberts&m=3158.3455.3463.3465 Subject: James Roberts Author: Dr. James C. Roberts Date: 30 Nov 2000 10:09 AM GMT Email: The information was givin by Alma Roberts Crapes Prentiss. She is a descendent of the first James Irvin Roberts. I have communicated with Vina, via email. The information comes from a book of over 350 Roberts and is consistant with the documents of the family in both Polk County and SC. I do showthat James Roberts along with others was born 11/21/1784, first son of James Henry Roberts and that he is burried as aare other Roberts' aat Mt. Zion, Swift Creek Cemetary. I do not have a reference for his mother, but his wife is Temperence and I have seen her grave many times since a small chile and most recently a few weeks ago. He had 5 chilren, most burried at Mt Olive as you suggest, but William, of which I am from is burried at Green Pond, the oldest Jame Brice, buried in SC

fyi... http://www.genealogy-books.com/indexes/ncsctabl.html

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Hello! i am trying to identify the "book" referenced in this posting by judy crabb roberts - that contains info on rev. pierre robert... do you know which book has info on this family?? or anyone that is actively researching this family?? thank you for your time & assistance!! gail harris Posted By: Judy Crabb Roberts Email: Subject: Re: ROBERTS > TN >SC Post Date: May 26, 1999 at 14:06:04 Rev. Pierre Robert was b.1656, St Imier, Switzerland (son of Daniel b,1630, Aberystwyth, Wales) was a Huguenot preacher. He married (not a Rebecca)but Jeanne Braye, b. 1660, Basil, Switzerland. Rev. Pierre Robert along with his wife and his followers sailed to America, landing in 1686 at Charlestown, SC. They lived in St. James, French Santee, SC. In 1706 Rev. Pierre founded the first Huguenot Church at Charlestown, French Santee, SC. There were 2 entrances to the church, one for the English and one for the French. Rev Pierre and his wife Jeanne Braye Robert had three sons, Jean (John), Elias, and Pierre Jr. Rev. Pierre Robert died in 1715 and Jeanne died abt. 1717. I descend from their son Jean (John) Robert. It was Jean who changed his name to the American *John* and also added the *s* to Robert. Pierre Jr., kept the Robert name without the *s* This family is well documented.I have a copy of the old Huguenot Book from the Huguenot Society that gives all the information for this family. I also have photo's of the original Church at St. James,French Santee, One of the earliest settlements in SC. and refuge for French Huguenots. St. James, Santee Parish was a major agricultural area containing a number of large scale rice plantations. At nearby Peach Tree Plantation, Jonathan Lucas, Sr. introduced a water mill for beating rice around 1787, which gave an impetus to rice culture in the area. I also have a photo of the only Independent Huguenot Church in the US in Charleston, SC. that contains a commemorative plaque for Pasteur Pierre Robert.

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Hello! i am trying to contact elaine schmeck...found her messages posted to boards, but email address is not valid... does anyone know her or how to contact her?? thanks for your time & assistance!! Posted By: Elaine Schmeck Email: [email protected] Subject: Re: Robert Family of LA & SC Post Date: July 06, 2000 at 23:17:24 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/robert/messages/64.html Forum: Robert Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/robert/ I'm afraid I have very little info right now, most coming after Jean and not before...but here's a summary of what I have and let's hope we're talking about the same Jean! :) 1. William Robert (b. 1598 d. ?) m. unknown 2. Daniel Robert (b. 1630 Wales, d. abt 1680 Switzerland) m. Marie Petremand (b. 1645 d. ?) 3. Pierre Robert (b. 1656 Switzerland d.1715 SC) m. Jeanne Braye 4. Pierre (Peter) Robert Jr 4. Elias Robert 4. Jean (John) Robert (b. 1680 SC d. 1760 SC) m. Elizabeth Margaret Dixon - had 8 kids, will list only my direct line from here on 5. Thomas Robert Sr (b. 1715 SC d. 1788 SC) m. Elizabeth Unknown - had 11 children 6. Absalom Roberts Sr. (b. 1755 d. ?) m. Rosa Elizabeth Griffis - had 6 children 7. William Izeka Roberts (b. 1783 SC d. 1828 GA) m. Hana Vansant (many spelling variations on the Vansant name)- had 6 kids 8. Zemri Roberts (b.1806 SC d. 1889 GA) m. Harriet Banks - had 9 kids 9. William Benjamin Roberts (b. 1845 GA d. 1911 AL) m. Mary McDill - had 9 kids 10. William Joseph Roberts (b. 1878 AL d. 1946 AL m. (3)Eula Beam (we believe he married a total of 5 times, my line comes from third wife) - had 2 children 11. Mary Joe Roberts (b. 1937 AL still living) m. (2)Norman Lee Mason (b. 1932 AL still living) - had 4 children 12. Elaine Gail Mason (b. 1968 AL still living) m. David Wayne Schmeck (b. 1968 IN still living) 13. Mary Kathleene Schmeck (b. 1991 AL still living) I, of course, am the 12th generation from this line. Am willing to talk with anyone with connections to any of this line - including spouses. Elaien

GOD BLESS AMERICA! Hello! i am trying to contact "william gary wray"...have found all of his messages posted to boards - but all of his email addresses are no longer valid...does anyone know him? have current email address for him? would appreciate any help/clues in tracking him down... thanks for your time & assistance!! gail Posted By: William Gary Wray Email: Subject: Re: ROBERTS, John, III - 1745 - SC Post Date: March 17, 1999 at 17:07:09 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/roberts/messages/1859.html Forum: Roberts Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/roberts/ I am a direct line decendant of Jean (John) Robert ..... have very extensive files here ......... very willing to share . Your Cousin.....Gary Posted By: Judy Crabb Roberts Email: Subject: ROBERTS, John, III - 1745 - SC Post Date: January 18, 1999 at 17:46:57 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/roberts/messages/1453.html Forum: Roberts Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/roberts/ I am looking for information for John Roberts, III, b. 1745 in French Santee, SC. He is the son of Dr. John R. Roberts (1708-1791), grandson of, Jean (John) Roberts (1687 - 1760) French Santee, SC, and the great-grandson of Rev. Pierre Robert(s) (1656 Switzerland - 1715 French Santee, SC) I would like to know who John Roberts,III married and who were his children/grand children??? Thanks for any help that may be out there.

The site appears legitimate to me [email protected] Gary W. & Christie J. Cooper 653 Lover's Lane Road Dawson, GA 39842

I too agree with simply south that this is a commercial site by means of subreption at best.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/CdB.2ACE/100.1 Message Board Post: I've worked on my family tree a number of years. Have recently posted to the internet. I use the Family Tree Maker software program. Great Grandfather: Ellen Shingler (Nassau Bahamas - (No other information) Grandfather: Johnny Shingler - Holly Hill, SC - Died Sept 1959 in Holly Hill, SC Grandmother: Hattie Marie Hillard (or Abraham - (Died at age 38 in Holly Hill, SC) Mother: Martha Misoura Shingler - (married Roosevelt Grant) b. Jan 27, 1909 Holly Hill, SC / d. Nov 11, 1987 (Brooklyn, NY) Buried at Rock Hill A.M.E. Cemetery, Vance, SC Moved to Brooklyn, NY 1940 Uncles: Jack Shingler - Died 1948 Odean Shingler (Johhny) Mack Shingler (All buried in Holly Hill, SC) William (Dooley) Shingler - born 1924 - Still living in Holly Hill, SC Aunts: Mae Ella - Deceased Living Emma Jean Shingler (married - Sweat) - born 1926 Moved to Brooklyn 1940 Emma Jean and Dooley raised by my mother Misoura due to early death of their mother Hattie. Would appreciate any information you may have about this Shingler family in Holly Hill, SC. or the Grant Family (Wells Crossing, SC) My intention is to preserve a family history for my grandchildren.Most of the older peope are dead now and much information lost. Thank you for your help. Saundra Grant Fogle

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wise Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/CdB.2ACE/128 Message Board Post: I am looking for info on the Wise family that lived in Sumter Co from before 1790. I guess that Sumter Co was called Clarendon Co before that. Anyone with info please contact me. Thanks in advance, Tracy

Researching Weed, Dill, Hendrix(Hendricks, Hendrickson), Holder families. Bettie Pacynski [email protected] Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

Hello Brailsford/Paine Researcher, I need information on R.B. Paine and Mary Brailsford. Their daughter was named Annie Paine and lived in Atlanta, Ga. She was married to a McDowell, she died in 1935. They had a son name Hugh McDowell. Also, there was another son, don't remember his name. Hugh McDowell signed the death certificate. Thanks, Jimmy Payne [email protected]

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Scott, Greene, Lawry Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/CdB.2ACE/127 Message Board Post: SCOTT: Looking for genealogical info about the family of Harm SCOTT m Jane ?, Eddie SCOTT m Emmer GREENE, Clyde SCOTT m Susie LAWRY, Theodore SCOTT m Mary ?, Michael SCOTT, Eric SCOTT and Steven SCOTT. Sumter and Lynchburg, SC areas. Some of these SCOTTs later migrated to the northern states.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Berry Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ReB.2ACI/47.1.1 Message Board Post: Okay, I'm getting excited now! It looks like this Prettyman Berry is probably my Prettyman's father. Anyone have any idea where to look for more clues? Wills preferably? Thank you! bj

The sites in the message were listed as sources of info. on County formation. They are good, but I love the graphics of the following SCGENWEB cite. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/sc_countyhistories.html Read and go down about 1/2 way to the map, and you can click on lots of links to get more info. The last URL given in the combination message below from several different people is a copy of the pages in the Formation of Counties book that was done by the SC Dept of Archives and History. You can get the booklet for about $4.00. I use it lots! > www.segenealogy.com. > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/SC_maps.html > > http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/guide/countymap2.htm > Billie Jones Camden, SC [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <[email protected]> To: "self" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 9:03 PM Subject: MAP of Co. formation pages > I forgot to use "Reply All" when responding! The site is > www.segenealogy.com. Click on SC, then Maps, then County Formation. It's a > very nice collection, which makes it possible to see who was living where > and when. > > Beth...try here > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3837/SC_maps.html > > http://www.state.sc.us/scdah/guide/countymap2.htm > > >