Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/524 Surname: LeMaster ------------------------- Temperence Evans born 1810 S. C.: Were her parents James Evans and Elizabeth LeMaster? If so, does anyone have info on this family? Please email me at HappeeNotes@aol.com. Thanks!

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I have searched a long time for my Carlisle-Coleman connection, can anyone help? Lewis A. Coleman wrote this story about an event that happen Dec.17,1867. His parents were Robert Henry Coleman and Julia Feaster. Grandparents-Hiram Henry Coleman,Eliza Beam. GGP-Robert Roe Coleman,Nancy Coleman. GGGP Robert Coleman, Elizabeth Roe(Fairfield Co.SC). GGGGP Robert Coleman,Francis Mathis(1st), Susan Unk(2nd)(Halifax Co.NC). There was Carlisle's and Coleman's in both Halifax Co. and Edgecombe Co. NC. My Carlisle is Alexander Carlisle. His sons were Alexander, David Nathaniel And Jehu(John). I believe my Alexander Carlisle was related to Nathaniel in Halifax or Robert in Edgecombe or BOTH. I also realize Aunt Eliza b.1810 could be Coleman or a Feaster. Can anyone help with this problem. Thanks,Fred Carlile READ THE ARTICLE BELOW!!!!!!!!!!! > > EAST COAST ADVOCATE, TITUSVILLE, FLA, DECEMBER 27, 1918. > > > > REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD SETTLER > > Crossola, LaGrange, Titusville, Fla, December 17, 1918 > > Editor East Coast Advocate: Written by: Lewis A. Coleman > > Fifty-one years ago today, at 11 a.m., the inhabitants of the > > first Indian River colony after the war rolled up the crest of Carlisle Hill > > drawn by one 4-mule team and one two 2-mule team of wagons, led by our > > Great Uncle John Mobley Feaster and his son, Cousin John Pickett Feaster, > > riding Black Hawk and Roda, their saddle horses. They came from Feasterville, > > Fairfield District, S.C., and Micanopy, Alachua County, Florida. The road, an > > old Indian war trail, was so dim in many places between Enterprise and Sand > > Point, on Indian River, that Uncle Johnnie and son had to locate it by the > > blazes on the pines, placed there by riders on horses ahead. This was the > > Enterprise branch of old Fort Capron trail. > > Old Uncle David Nathaniel Carlisle's faithful wife, Aunt Eliza, met > > us at their gate with a big dishpan of luscious oranges. The oranges came > > from their small pine-land grove. The trees were 7 year old Herman seedling > > buds on wild sour and bitter sweet stock, from Turnbull hammock near where > > Pace Landing was founded by John W. Harvey and neighbors in 1868. > > David N. Carlisle, his son-in-law, John Harrison, and son, Lawrence J. > > Carlisle, and John B. Ridditt families having moved from Spring Garden, > > Valosia County, in fall of 1868, by oxen and horse carts, were the only > > settlers except William S. Abbott, who preceded us two month from Okanakee > > Swamp, Ga. Their palmetto shanty was green as we passed it just on this side > > of the old ford of Six-Mile Branch. Capt. Douglas Dummitt, founder of Dummitt > > Grove, lived ten miles distant by water. > > After enjoying Aunt Eliza Carlisle's generous treat of oranges, we made > > for the Spring Head, one mile south, a place selected for our camp by Uncles > > John M. and J. Norris Feaster, as they explored the country with headquarters > > at Mr. D. N. Carlisle's in June, 1867. They saw all this territory being > > surveyed by the U.S. surveyorwho acted as their guide. They could remember > > the plat numbers of the land, which was of great advantage to us. Pitching > > two large tents, eating dinner and feeding eleven head of horses and mules, > > was dispatched in a jiffy.We were going to take our first sight of the > > beautiful Indian River, about two miles nearby, due east. > > The two 2 mule team wagons took us by plain road to foot of where > > is now the city dock, and Charlie Carlins 10 x 12 log cabin and his little > > sloop anchored out in front proved his lordship over all the territory of > > Sand Point, which is now Titusville. > > Charlie, an ex-sailor of Old Ireland was the lucky winner of Miss > > Mary Joyner's hand and full heart, Wesley's oldest half sister, born near > > Ocala, Fla., in the 1850's, made us excellent helpers in laying Titusville's > > mud sills. James. A. Armour married Uncle David N. Carlisle's youngest > > daughter Almets, about two months before our arrival, He succeeded Captain > > Davis as keeper of Jupiter Light, and our friend Charles Carlin succeeded the > > worthy James A. Armour, who proved an aid in cultivating the natural high > > intellect of Mrs. James A. Armour's brothers, Andrew and Bob Carlisle, and > > their nephews, David K. Harrison, Alfred and Josh Smith, who were assistants > > under this great benefactor of isolated pioneer young men's education. This > > camp located about 75 yards northwest of the big Gulf Refining Co.'s sign, > > nearly two miles from the foot of Titusville dock. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >

I have searched a long time for my Carlisle-Coleman connection, can anyone help? Lewis A. Coleman wrote this story about an event that happen Dec.17,1867. His parents were Robert Henry Coleman and Julia Feaster. Grandparents-Hiram Henry Coleman,Eliza Beam. GGP-Robert Roe Coleman,Nancy Coleman. GGGP Robert Coleman, Elizabeth Roe(Fairfield Co.SC). GGGGP Robert Coleman,Francis Mathis(1st), Susan Unk(2nd)(Halifax Co.NC). There was Carlisle's and Coleman's in both Halifax Co. and Edgecombe Co. NC. My Carlisle is Alexander Carlisle. His sons were Alexander, David Nathaniel And Jehu(John). I believe my Alexander Carlisle was related to Nathaniel in Halifax or Robert in Edgecombe or BOTH. I also realize Aunt Eliza b.1810 could be Coleman or a Feaster. Can anyone help with this problem. Thanks,Fred Carlile READ THE ARTICLE BELOW!!!!!!!!!!! > > EAST COAST ADVOCATE, TITUSVILLE, FLA, DECEMBER 27, 1918. > > > > REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD SETTLER > > Crossola, LaGrange, Titusville, Fla, December 17, 1918 > > Editor East Coast Advocate: Written by: Lewis A. Coleman > > Fifty-one years ago today, at 11 a.m., the inhabitants of the > > first Indian River colony after the war rolled up the crest of Carlisle Hill > > drawn by one 4-mule team and one two 2-mule team of wagons, led by our > > Great Uncle John Mobley Feaster and his son, Cousin John Pickett Feaster, > > riding Black Hawk and Roda, their saddle horses. They came from Feasterville, > > Fairfield District, S.C., and Micanopy, Alachua County, Florida. The road, an > > old Indian war trail, was so dim in many places between Enterprise and Sand > > Point, on Indian River, that Uncle Johnnie and son had to locate it by the > > blazes on the pines, placed there by riders on horses ahead. This was the > > Enterprise branch of old Fort Capron trail. > > Old Uncle David Nathaniel Carlisle's faithful wife, Aunt Eliza, met > > us at their gate with a big dishpan of luscious oranges. The oranges came > > from their small pine-land grove. The trees were 7 year old Herman seedling > > buds on wild sour and bitter sweet stock, from Turnbull hammock near where > > Pace Landing was founded by John W. Harvey and neighbors in 1868. > > David N. Carlisle, his son-in-law, John Harrison, and son, Lawrence J. > > Carlisle, and John B. Ridditt families having moved from Spring Garden, > > Valosia County, in fall of 1868, by oxen and horse carts, were the only > > settlers except William S. Abbott, who preceded us two month from Okanakee > > Swamp, Ga. Their palmetto shanty was green as we passed it just on this side > > of the old ford of Six-Mile Branch. Capt. Douglas Dummitt, founder of Dummitt > > Grove, lived ten miles distant by water. > > After enjoying Aunt Eliza Carlisle's generous treat of oranges, we made > > for the Spring Head, one mile south, a place selected for our camp by Uncles > > John M. and J. Norris Feaster, as they explored the country with headquarters > > at Mr. D. N. Carlisle's in June, 1867. They saw all this territory being > > surveyed by the U.S. surveyorwho acted as their guide. They could remember > > the plat numbers of the land, which was of great advantage to us. Pitching > > two large tents, eating dinner and feeding eleven head of horses and mules, > > was dispatched in a jiffy.We were going to take our first sight of the > > beautiful Indian River, about two miles nearby, due east. > > The two 2 mule team wagons took us by plain road to foot of where > > is now the city dock, and Charlie Carlins 10 x 12 log cabin and his little > > sloop anchored out in front proved his lordship over all the territory of > > Sand Point, which is now Titusville. > > Charlie, an ex-sailor of Old Ireland was the lucky winner of Miss > > Mary Joyner's hand and full heart, Wesley's oldest half sister, born near > > Ocala, Fla., in the 1850's, made us excellent helpers in laying Titusville's > > mud sills. James. A. Armour married Uncle David N. Carlisle's youngest > > daughter Almets, about two months before our arrival, He succeeded Captain > > Davis as keeper of Jupiter Light, and our friend Charles Carlin succeeded the > > worthy James A. Armour, who proved an aid in cultivating the natural high > > intellect of Mrs. James A. Armour's brothers, Andrew and Bob Carlisle, and > > their nephews, David K. Harrison, Alfred and Josh Smith, who were assistants > > under this great benefactor of isolated pioneer young men's education. This > > camp located about 75 yards northwest of the big Gulf Refining Co.'s sign, > > nearly two miles from the foot of Titusville dock. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Aunt Eliza > Date: Sat, 10 Apr 1999 23:48:53 EDT > From: JOHNACLU@aol.com > To: capncar@iamerica.net > > Fred. I was working on the Feaster files and rememberd this article. Do you > think this helps? > > EAST COAST ADVOCATE, TITUSVILLE, FLA, DECEMBER 27, 1918. > > REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD SETTLER > Crossola, LaGrange, Titusville, Fla, December 17, 1918 > Editor East Coast Advocate: Written by: Lewis A. Coleman > Fifty-one years ago today, at 11 a.m., the inhabitants of the > first Indian River colony after the war rolled up the crest of Carlisle Hill > drawn by one 4-mule team and one two 2-mule team of wagons, led by our > Great Uncle John Mobley Feaster and his son, Cousin John Pickett Feaster, > riding Black Hawk and Roda, their saddle horses. They came from Feasterville, > Fairfield District, S.C., and Micanopy, Alachua County, Florida. The road, an > old Indian war trail, was so dim in many places between Enterprise and Sand > Point, on Indian River, that Uncle Johnnie and son had to locate it by the > blazes on the pines, placed there by riders on horses ahead. This was the > Enterprise branch of old Fort Capron trail. > Old Uncle David Nathaniel Carlisle's faithful wife, Aunt Eliza, met > us at their gate with a big dishpan of luscious oranges. The oranges came > from their small pine-land grove. The trees were 7 year old Herman seedling > buds on wild sour and bitter sweet stock, from Turnbull hammock near where > Pace Landing was founded by John W. Harvey and neighbors in 1868. > David N. Carlisle, his son-in-law, John Harrison, and son, Lawrence J. > Carlisle, and John B. Ridditt families having moved from Spring Garden, > Valosia County, in fall of 1868, by oxen and horse carts, were the only > settlers except William S. Abbott, who preceded us two month from Okanakee > Swamp, Ga. Their palmetto shanty was green as we passed it just on this side > of the old ford of Six-Mile Branch. Capt. Douglas Dummitt, founder of Dummitt > Grove, lived ten miles distant by water. > After enjoying Aunt Eliza Carlisle's generous treat of oranges, we made > for the Spring Head, one mile south, a place selected for our camp by Uncles > John M. and J. Norris Feaster, as they explored the country with headquarters > at Mr. D. N. Carlisle's in June, 1867. They saw all this territory being > surveyed by the U.S. surveyorwho acted as their guide. They could remember > the plat numbers of the land, which was of great advantage to us. Pitching > two large tents, eating dinner and feeding eleven head of horses and mules, > was dispatched in a jiffy.We were going to take our first sight of the > beautiful Indian River, about two miles nearby, due east. > The two 2 mule team wagons took us by plain road to foot of where > is now the city dock, and Charlie Carlins 10 x 12 log cabin and his little > sloop anchored out in front proved his lordship over all the territory of > Sand Point, which is now Titusville. > Charlie, an ex-sailor of Old Ireland was the lucky winner of Miss > Mary Joyner's hand and full heart, Wesley's oldest half sister, born near > Ocala, Fla., in the 1850's, made us excellent helpers in laying Titusville's > mud sills. James. A. Armour married Uncle David N. Carlisle's youngest > daughter Almets, about two months before our arrival, He succeeded Captain > Davis as keeper of Jupiter Light, and our friend Charles Carlin succeeded the > worthy James A. Armour, who proved an aid in cultivating the natural high > intellect of Mrs. James A. Armour's brothers, Andrew and Bob Carlisle, and > their nephews, David K. Harrison, Alfred and Josh Smith, who were assistants > under this great benefactor of isolated pioneer young men's education. This > camp located about 75 yards northwest of the big Gulf Refining Co.'s sign, > nearly two miles from the foot of Titusville dock.

I am looking for Broadmouth Baptist church in Abbeville,can some one tell me where it is located?I am planning a trip there.Hoping to find Wyatt in the cemetery there. Thanks Debra Maddox Wilson

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/523 Surname: Pool, Lynch ------------------------- Trying to trace great, great, grandparents, Cabel Pool and Amanda Lynch. They were from somewhere in South Carolina, where the apparently married, and the moved to Barrow County, Georgia where tey spent the rest of their lives. The only other information I have is that Cabel fought with the confederacy during the civil war. If anyone has any information pease ontact me at BenAble@webtv.net. Thanks, Waymon W. Poole

Hi, does anyone have a GARDNER WILLIAMS in their data?His wife's name was LETTICE WILLIAMS. Gardner was shot in 1792 by CHARLES EVANS and WILLIAM MASSEY. The court papers say 'Richland Co.SC'. I am trying to find out which William Massey this might have been? Massey is one of my main lines.Thanks for any help,Eleonore http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mandaley

Lynn, I don't have anything on Nancy Scott Arnold nor is any of my line near Winnsboro, SC. Much of the Andrea's information is contained in the Arnold Family Association of the South Newslettes of years ago. The AFAS Newsletters are being put online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/special/afas/myspecial.htm and can be searched, browsed, or downloaded. The work is only about half done, but one of the early newsletters which contains a lot of SC information is already on the site. Regards, Dick Arnold --- PRIDELIN@aol.com wrote: > Hi. Thanks for your e-mail. I don't really know > much about my Arnold line. > I can only trace it to Nancy Scott Arnold, b. 1849 > in Winnsboro, SC. She was > my great-grandmother and I don't know who her > husband was. My grandfather > was fostered as a small child. Extensive research > has proven futile. > > I pounce on every bit of South Carolina Arnold > information I can find, hoping > to find a clue. By any chance, would you have > anything in your files > relating to her? > > Thanx....Lynn Arnold Hallman __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/522 Surname: Bunton ------------------------- I am researching my BUNTON line and I am in hopes that someone can help me with it! I can go back as far as ROBERT BUNTON born 1803 in South Carolina and died in Texas, possibly in the Cass Co. area. His daughter, MARY E. BUNTON was born in 1835 in Tennessee and died in Texas. She married James Allen born ca 1832 Tennessee. Their son, WILLIAM B. ALLEN was born March 8, 1857 in Cass Co., Texas and died in Jan. 1918 in a Terrell, Kaufman Co., Texas hospital and was buried there. WILLIAM B. ALLEN married PATSY MINERVA HENDERSON, daughter of ARCHIBALD HENDERSON and ELIZABETH ANN SIMS. WILLIAM and PATSY ALLEN's daughter, MARTHA ELLEN ALLEN, was my grandmother. Please email me at HappeeNotes@aol.com. Thank you!!

Have a wonderful Christmas and a very happy New Year. Sandie Harn in Savannah, Georgia

this is for Grace. Do you have info on Corrie Belle French who married William Samuel Seymore dill? this is my husbands grandmother. kathy thompson Kjt54@aol.com

Grace I saw your message on the SC list, and have a question about your French and Chapman Connection. I have a Hugh MOORE married to Sarah FRENCH about 1772 Woffords Fort SC, Sarah is the daughter of Joseph FRENCH II and Hannah HORN Hugh had Hugh MOORE, who married Elizabeth RICHARDS(on) and had John MOORE. John MOORE married Levicie PETTY who had Charles E. MOORE Charles E. MOORE married Sarah Elizabeth CHAPMAN Sarah was the Daughter of Britton Mathis CHAPMAN and 2d wife Louisa Thompson MOBLEY. Britton was the Son of William CHAPMAN, and Anne.... I am trying to cover a broad swath of information with a little bit of time on my hands... but if you find some connection here give me a holler... Hugs Wendy Grace Constantine wrote: > Researching these early ancestors in South Carolina, mostly in 1700's: > > Chapman, Newberry County > French, Spartanburg County

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here is a Rev War Veteran Kesler who served in VA and PA regiments in Revolution. He settled in SC and fathered the following children, want to discuss details? contact me. Descendants of William Henry [R.S.] Kesler 1 William Henry [R.S.] Kesler b: Abt. 1750 in VA d: Jul 28, 1802 in Newberry, SC .... 2 William Henry Jr. Kesler b: Jun 02, 1780 in VA d: 1856 in Franklin Co GA ........ +Barbary Ann Clementine Cromer b: Dec 30, 1783 in Newberry, SC m: Dec 22, 1799 in Newberry, SC .... 2 David Keasler b: May 02, 1782 in VA d: Aug 24, 1854 in Hamilton Co ILL ........ +Mary Sheely b: Jul 02, 1786 d: Feb 20, 1859 in Hamilton Co ILL m: Jan 10, 1804 in SC .... 2 Abraham Keasler b: 1783 in VA d: Jan 1860 in Anderson, SC ........ +Nancy Boyd b: 1786 in SC d: 1851 in Anderson, SC m: Abt. 1802 in Newberry, SC .... 2 Paul Kesler b: 1788 in Newberry, SC d: in Franklin Co GA ........ +Elizabeth b: 1793 .... 2 Catherine Keisler ........ +Christen Seitz .... 2 Christina Keisler b: Abt. 1779 ........ +Christopher Dickert d: Abt. 1817 .... *2nd Husband of Christina Keisler: ........ +Simon Wicker .... 2 Susann Keisler ........ +Frederick Farr .... 2 Elizabeth Keisler b: Sep 23, 1801 in SC d: Sep 1881 in Franklin Co GA .... 2 Barbara Keisler .... 2 Margrat Keisler Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger. Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger.

James MAYSON, b. abt 1733 probably Scotland married maybe three times, at least two known marriages. 2] Ann Goudy 3] Henrietta Hart James had about 14 children; he left will naming these children and a few grandchildren which is a good start to a family tree. He was a Major in the Regulators, a Lt. Col. in the SC Militia, he performed the first overt act of the revolution in Sc by attacking Star Fort and capturing its Commander and all their ammuntion which was the objective set out for him by his colonel in charge. James was a Judge in Newberry after the war. He owned two plantations and two ferries and a large Distillery anyone wanting to discuss this fmaily please contact me. Charles. Don't worry bout me, I'm as organized as a henhouse full of chickens. Don't worry bout me, I'm as organized as a henhouse full of chickens. ==== GEORGIA Mailing List ==== --snip--- NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, computer discussions, test messages, chain letters, political announcements, current events, personal messages, flames, religious messages etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal and exclusion from this mailing list. Spam crashes our servers and we have to take a stand. ---snip--- Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger.

inherited land from his father alongside the TYGER River in spartanburg;Nathaniel MILLER b. 1738 Ireland m. Elizabeth Colson and they pioneered in old St. George's parish the forerunner of Burke Co GA in 1759. After her death he married Sarah Williamson. Does anybody want to swap stories and chew the fat about this family? Charles. Don't worry bout me, I'm as organized as a henhouse full of chickens. ==== GEORGIA Mailing List ==== ABSOLUTELY NO ROLL CALL'S ON THIS LIST....every Subject line must have a Surname with the body of the message containing...dates, counties, states!!!!! Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger.

Robert MILLER died Mecklenburg 1765 left a will naming his children and wife Mary: Elizabeth 1726 m. Adam MEEK, Mary m. Wm. Neely d. York co sc, Hannah or Ann m. Cpt Alexander Lewis, James m. Mary NEELY, Robert Jr.m. Rachel, Nathaniel b. 1738 Ireland m. Elizabeth Colson went to south GA, John m. Margaret Fairbanks he also died 1765. Want to discuss these fine people? Charles Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger.

James MILLER b. abt 1725 died 1795 Spartanburg left will naming his children as Jane, James b. 1780 m. Adenia, John, Samuel b. 1781 m. Sally Chamblin, Nathaniel b. 1778 m. Margaret went to AL., Charles m. Synthisis Roberts went to S. GA, Josiah m. Ann stayed Spartanburg, Thomas d. 1820 Spartan, two other children not named in will because he already gave them land were Robert and William N. MILLER. Do you want to discuss these folks? Charles Don't worry bout me, I'm as organized as a henhouse full of chickens. bonedigr@concentric.net Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger. Go Ahead! Make my day, talk to me about genealogy and my family.Charles the bonedigger.

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