Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/515 Surname: Clark, Murray, Winningham, Chance, Rudd, Chubb ------------------------- Contact me at might be able to help out on one of each family from Berkeley County.

On 13 and 14 January, 2001, the Cowpens NB will hold its annual observance of Cowpens Battle fought there 17 Jan 1781. For those seriously interested in the RevWar in the South, or participants in this battle in particular, this is one event you should seriously consider attending. Patriot forces included men from SC, GA, NC, VA, MD and DE. Brit forces included all the same plus NJ (possibly NY), England, and Scotland. The Cowpens NB is located north of I-85 about 10 miles n. of Spartanburg SC and about 10 miles w. of Gaffney SC. A number of motels can be found at exit 92 (with the peach-shaped water tank that can be seen for miles!) near Gaffney (where the SC Scenic Highway 11 crosses I-85). For those coming from GA, I'd suggest you consider using SC 11 (starts at the SC Welcome Center just as you cross the bridge into SC) either coming or going. It is a beautiful drive, particularly s. of I-26. John Buchanon, author of "The Road to Guilford Courthouse" will be there both days and will participate in panel discussion on Saturday. Other panel participants will be Dr. Christine Swager (wrote the delightful "Black Crows and White Cockades"), Dr. Walter Edgar (wrote a recently released history of SC), Dr. Gregory Massey (wrote a recently released biography of John Laurens). On Sunday, Dr. Larry Babits (author of "Devil of a Whipping", the most exhaustive treatment ever written about the Cowpens Battle) will be there. I expect that he will be persuaded to conduct a guided tour of the battlefield. Dr. Bobby Moss will be there one or both days. He is the author of "Patriots at the Cowpens", and also the recently released annotated diary of loyalist doctor Uzal Johnson, and numerous books relating to individual records of area patriots and loyalists. You can see more about Dr. Moss and his work at http://jrshelby.com/scotia/ Meanwhile, down in the basement, ....! ============================ For the very first time, I will be sharing a project where I have used 2+ gb of map images (topo, old maps, modern maps), OziExplorer software, [http://www.oziexplorer.com/] numerous printed and online resources, and in some cases a gps, to locate and plot as many as possible of the locations identified as significant in the RevWar. Of the some 3000 or so world-wide locations which I have found in various listings, I have plotted coordinates for 80% of them. I have a remaining 'want-list' of 400+ locations, 1/3 of which are in SC, very few of which I can ever expect to locate. The SCROOTS site http://scroots.org/places.html was very useful in that it provided a number of the old maps that I use. E.g., I have the entire 1825 SC Mills Atlas included. [Note: this is still very much a 'work-in-progress'. I can't at this time offer 'lookups' to the general public other than those attending these sessions.] I started with the listing provided on John K. Robertson's site: http://www.281.com/robertson/battles/17752.htm but supplemented it with additional sites and listings. JKR makes a valiant effort to provide a composite and comprehensive listing of such sites, to verify them as possible with printed sources, and list each skirmish/battle only once (noting its name variants). My criteria is much looser. I am essentially creating a digital gazetteer of locations listed *somewhere* as significant to the RevWar, usually but not always a site where armed conflict occurred. My quest of "where is/was it?" is quite tough enough. I have to leave it to others to prove what may or may not have happened there. I have digital images of the 1:250,000 topo maps for *all* US sites plotted. In a couple of sessions, I will do an introductory presentation for about half the time and will devote the remainder of the time to the interests of the audience. We will be using a computer projector in an area that limits the audience to 25 or so. Some things we may consider (dependent on the interests of the audience): -Which continents were *not* involved in the RevWar? -Which states *outside* the original 13 colonies had sites? -What was the northernmost site? Southernmost? Easternmost? Westernmost? -Which major nations were allied with the British in the war? Which took a position in opposition? Less than favorable to British interests? -Were there more sites in northern colonies or in the southern ones? -Where were the battles with the Indians? Where were the Valley Towns or the Lower Towns? -Was the Battle of Fishdam Ford fought on the east bank of the Broad (as two historical markers attest) or on the west side? -Which sites (islands, points, inlets, necks) no longer exist? Which sites (ferries, fords, battle/skirmish) are now inundated by lakes? Which have been covered with city streets? Which significant NC site has been 'preserved' beneath 2 schools and a stadium? -Which area roads from the early 1800s lie beneath modern SC highways? How can we know? -Which sites are now known by a different name? More info, updates on the Cowpens anniversary program should be available at http://www.nps.gov/cowp/ Be sure to click on "in depth". If you can't find the schedule, on request I will send you a copy of the 2-day program. John Robertson

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/513 Surname: JENKINS, REYNOLDS, JAUDON ------------------------- I am trying to fill in some gaps on my family files. I have Samuel JENKINS b. 1765, wife Jane REYNOLDS, died 1822, and their son, Benjamin JENKINS who married Martha Ann JAUDON on Jun 1, 1836. Benjamin and Martha Ann JENKINS had at least one daughter, maybe more. The only one I have is Susan Cornelia JENKINS, b. 1856. If anyone has any additional information on any of these people, I would appreciate hearing from them. These families were living in the area between Charleston & Barnwell Co.,SC Thanks.

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/512 Surname: Courtney, Hutto ------------------------- Deborah, thanks for the info. I don't know about the first but the second listing you have for Mulvenia Hutto (9/25/1839 - 5/9/1913 buried Bethcar Baptist Church, Wagener,Aiken County, SC) daughter of Martin V. and Elvira N. (Gunter?) Hutto I have her info, because she was my GGG Aunt, she was sister to my GG grandmother Henrietta (Etta) Hutto. I found a book called "Gunters Along the Edisto" written by L.H. Buff Jr. and it contains a lot of Hutto, Gunter, and a little Courtney information in it.

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/511 Surname: chubb, garrett, winningham, rudd, chance ------------------------- Looking for any thing that might be helpful in finding lost family,around Dorchester,Berkeley or Charleston co.

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Sponsor/SCRoots/510 Surname: Courtney ------------------------- I don't know if either of these Courtneys could possibly be Jordan's father, but they are both listed in the Lexington County, SC 1850 Census (printed and annotated by the Lex. Cty. Genealogical Association. These are the only 2 Courtneys in this census and New Brookland was in Lexington County. It is now known as West Columbia: Household #924 (Quattlebum household): Annotation states that Mittie Elizabeth Quattlebaum (1/22/1841 - 1/27/1917), buried at Wittenberg Lutheran Church in Leesville, SC married GEORGE COURTNEY (b. ? - CSA) Household #1017 (Ralls household): Annotation states taht Henry A. Rawls (1840 - 6/6/1864 CSA buried Petersburg, VA) married Mulvenia Hutto (9/25/1839 - 5/9/1913 buried Bethcar Baptist Church, Wagener,Aiken County, SC) daughter of Martin V. and Elvira N. (Gunter?) Hutto; (she married second - his second wife) WILLIAM COURTNEY.

Can anyone tell me the location and/or county of Henry, SC? Hemingway, SC was mentioned in the same document, so perhaps thery are close to each other.

Hi All, Seeking anyone researching this REYNOLDS family. Richard F. REYNOLDS born Charleston, SC in 1817. Father:- George Norton REYNOLDS Mother:- Martha SIMS Need to make contact to confirm some names. TIA Don in OZ-land _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Seeking info Deed Book B5 / Page 385 in the Horry County Court House in Conway, SC shows that WILLIE CRIBB gave to LAURA J MARTIN a Deed for FLORA CATHLENE CRIBB, Born Sep 1923, age 1 year and 7 months old, a daughter of WILLIE CRIBB. The deed referred to services rendered. No cost was shown. The deed was signed on 2 March 1925 and was filed at 1:45 PM on 5 Jun 1925. Witnesses to signing the deed were HENRY TODD and J. B. JOHNSON. I have no further info on this event. I will greatly appreciate hearing from anyone having info on any of the above names or this event. Ernest T. Cribb Cantonment, Fl ecribb1@aol.com

Ted, Jackie or someone, I am having trouble again reaching the Singleton file. Please send me the address again, I was using "http://www.singletonfamily.com" but it is not going through. Thanks. Kit

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This was a shipping company that transported people from Europe to South Carolina during the 1700's & 1800's. Is anyone familiar with this shipping line? Any suggestions/directions as to the best place to find a information is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time & trouble, Derrell Oakley Teat

Ron, Here are the listings requested below: 1800 SC; Pendleton Dist page 13: Able Hill males:1-1-0-1-0 females: 2-1-0-1-0; 1 slave also on page 13: George Hill males: 4-0-0-1-0 females: 0-4-1-1-0; 1 slave. [Numbers represent: under 10 - 10 to16 - 16 to 26 - 26 to 45 -over 45.] Hope this helps, Melba -----Original Message----- From: Ron Hill <ronhill@alltel.net> To: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com <SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 15, 2000 7:50 PM Subject: [SC] 1800 Census lookup >I would am seeking help, need for a 1800 Census search of Pendelton >District, SC. For an Abel Hill that suppose to be on page 116 house # >664. > >And a George Hill that suppose to be on page 116 house # 680. > >Thank you, > >Ron Hill > > >============================== >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. >RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Sponsor/SCRoots/509 Surname: Henry, Dowey, Barfield, Branham, Rabon, Henderson, Peake ------------------------- I have written to Ms. Quillen privately because the message was too long to include in answer to her query. The Camden Doweys are descended from Robert Dowey married to Ann Hannah Henry/Hendry of Bladen Co., NC. Their son Alexander Henry Dowey married Caroline Peake and settled in Lugoff, SC, just outside of Camden. A sister Margaret Elizabeth Dowey married Henry Barfild s/o William Barfied of Fairfield Co., and they settled on the North side of present day Wateree Lake. Of course the lake was not there then. The line which I have, starts with Ann Hannah's grandfather Neal Henry down to my children. Neal was born in Scotland around 1720 and probably never came to America. The only reference I have to him is a family Bible passed down through the Henrys and Doweys. Any one wishing a copy of my data base is welcome to it. I can send it attached to an e-mail as a wordperfect/ .doc file or a .txt file whichever is most convenient. Charles Henderson-Florence, SC

The Old Pendleton District (SC) database has been revised and the cd version will be mailed out by 15 December. All open requests will be filled at that time. This ongoing, longtime effort is that of Herman Geschwin and the Old Pendleton District Chapter of the SCGS. It now contains information on over 296,000 individuals and more than 101,000 families with roots in the Old Pendleton District of South Carolina. OPD shared common borders with many SC, NC and GA counties as may be seen in this map http://jrshelby.com/opdcd/opd.jpg For more info on the cd, see http://jrshelby.com/opdcd/ which provides links to the OPDC/SCGS. To discuss merging your gedcom into the database, write Herman Geschwin, geschwin@aol.com John Robertson

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Sponsor/SCRoots/508 Surname: ------------------------- Yvonne, sorry, no mention of King mentioned.

Posted on: The SCRoots Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Sponsor/SCRoots/507 Surname: Ball ------------------------- Seeking info on Samuel BALL (b. 1844 Devon, England) and his wife, Susan (b. 1843 South Carolina). Believed to have married and lived in Charleston county between 1865-1890. Help appreciated.