Does anyone on this list have access to the census of 1800 #283Gvl? I'm looking for a Enoch Benson who was appointed guardian for children of Charles and Judith Crain/Crane. Am trying to find out the names of the children. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Reply direct. Norma (Crain) Green kgreenkc@juno.com

Hi List, Searching for anyone who has any information on William D. Campbell on the 1820 Abbeville Co. Census. I have a William D. in my line who I am trying to connect to. Thanks, Pam

We're having a special chat on South Carolina tonight (Tuesday). If you have any hints or tips, I hope you'll join us and share them. If your ancestors lived in South Carolina--this will be a good time for you to come and maybe find some of your cousins. If you have genealogy resources to share, please bring them along with your family tree info. http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm 10 pm Eastern; 9 pm Central; 8 pm Mt.; 7 pm Pacific If you can't make the chat, you are welcome to drop by the forum and post your surname queries there: http://forums.about.com/ab-huntsville We'll also have a transcript of the chat up tomorrow for you: http://huntsville.about.com/blrecords.htm If you need instructions for the chat or forum, just let me know. Jean Brandau huntsville2@home.com

Guyon Moore Creek is in present-day northwestern York County, a few miles west of Hickory Grove. It runs iinto the Broad River. Hope this helps you locate it on your map. Regards, Mary >Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 10:27:48 -0400 >From: Warren Smith <tsgator@earthlink.net> To: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <39EB1064.41C615C7@earthlink.net> Subject: [SC] Guyen Moore's Creek >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Can anyone help me locate Guyen Moore's Creek in old Camden District? I have found a grant for John SMITH of 250 acs, situated in Camden District laying on a small Branch of Guyen moore's Creek, bounding on all sides by vacant land, 23 June 1774. > >Appreciate any help that can be provided. > >Thanks, > >Warren

Hi All, Am sending this to lists and individuals looking for some type of concise (if possible) answer to this question: How long after a child's birth in the early/mid 1800's was said child baptized, if at all? Example of what I am looking at is as follows: child baptized 29 May 1814 was born in what month as church records list the child as an infant. TIA and Have a nice day, walt ============================================= "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." reported to have been said by Edmund Burke

Hello, I have a page devoted to free stuff of interest to most genealogists. Stop by and take a peek. Maybe you will find something you can use. Freebies for Genealogists: http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/freebies.htm Happy Searchin' Brenda

Gail, Went to the State archives yesterday, and ordered a copy of the Blumer White estate administration for you. Had several orders and they put them all on one sheet , so I will pick it up and then mail to you. Also made a list of the other Whites listed in the Estate index while there. List below includes name of deceased, administrator/ Executor/Extrx, Box#, Packet # (some have comments) Valentine White P. Thurmond et al 29-1053 (son of Blumer - predeceased father) Nathan White R. White et al 30-1079 Blumer White Blumer White, Jr 30-1082 (ordered) Stephen White B. White, et al 31-1100 (son of Blumer - predeceased father) Burgess White John Butler 31-1117 Blumer White Abner Perrin 32-113 (probably Blumer Jr son of Blumer Sr. above) Burgess White Martha White 46-1982 Henry White George, et al 47-2006 William White Jospeh White 47-2009 James M. White John Lyon 55-2310 Hardy White James White 63-2598 James E. White William White GDN 71-2875 Blumer White Elizabeth White 73-2965 Sarah White William White GDN 77-3101 Mary White John Harling 79-3158 Lewis White S. J. Watson 84-3365 Abner G White Ann J. White 84-3374 (Blumer had a son Abner) James H. White E. W. Horn 88-3533 Johh White ? Haltiwanter 95-3860 Sarah White John Addison 102-4146 Thos. White H.C. White GDN 111-4532 Wallace White Sarah L. White GDN 124-5151 Walter B. White M. E. Bladon Comm 142-5864 (don't know what this means) All of the above seem to have been wills before 1835 as one of the pages on the index book had 1835 written on one of the lines. The following were later. Anna R. White Kinniard, P.J. (probate Judge?) 165-6556 Sylvia White Georgianna White 167-6619 M. H. White O.D. Lamb, P.J. 168-6630 Willie White J. Jefferson GDN 173-6762 Willie White Stevens 173-6774 J.H. White Mrs. Tom Mitchell 180-7023 Andrew Jackson White Grace R. White 194-7478 Charlie White O. D. Lamb, P.J. 199-7678 [Seritha] White Wilbur O. White GDN 204-7861 Mrs. Bertie S. Davis White J. Rudolph Davis 207-7941 Stopped at Box 216 - this page had dates of 1962 and later. Billie

Can anyone help me locate Guyen Moore's Creek in old Camden District? I have found a grant for John SMITH of 250 acs, situated in Camden District laying on a small Branch of Guyen moore's Creek, bounding on all sides by vacant land, 23 June 1774. Appreciate any help that can be provided. Thanks, Warren

River's Account of the Raising of the Troops for Confederate Service in South Carolina is the best source for identifying what troops were formed in each county. I have not had the opportunity yet to create a county cross-reference for South Carolina like I have on my Georgia site, but I do have most all of the men who served from Edgefield County on my web site. The two sources of this information are Chapman's History of Edgefield County and Toole's Ninety Years in Aiken County. John Rigdon The Civil War in South Carolina http://www.researchonline.net/sccw

Can anyone tell me what the U.C.V. might be? I have found a ribbon (like our high school spirit ribbons). It is red and says U.C.V. Charleston Apr 20-25,1896 1861 Reunion U.C.V. Thanks for any assistance Pat

List, Is there some in Bamburg County who can check on a will for me? Please let me know what your fees are. I need a copy of the will of Aaron Copeland. I have been told that there is a will for an Aaron Copeland in Bamburg, but I cannot go down there to check on this. Aaron Copeland died in 1838 or 9. Patsy

U.C.V. stands for United Confederate Veteran - similar to G.A.R. or Grand Army of the Republic - both organizations for veterans of the Civil War, or War Between the States if you're UCV! You're fortunate to have such a nice find. It would have been from their annual reunion of veterans. Sandy

I have the following CAMPBELL info and a possible connection to the first family. 1850 Colleton Co, SC CENSUS pg 202 &3 Wm CAMPBELL Elizabeth (looks like Martin); Laborer Ann Ann ALL (can't read ages, etc. ) note: this looks like it would be my line next family: Jessie CAMPBELL; (can't read age); farmer Harriet Martha; (looks like 8); f Minerva (sp?); 4; f Me??ie E. C; 1; m Mary HIRES; ?; f Richard; ?; m George?; m Rebecca BROWN; ? next family: John W CAMPBELL; 23; m; farmer Levicy; 21; f Rubin C; 1; m next family: George W ALL; 34; m; farmer Ellen; 28; f Elizabeth F; 6; f Lewis M; 2; m next family: Issac LYONS; 31; m; Wheelright Isabel; 22; f Laura C (or E); 2; f Martha BROWN; 18; f next family: Sarah HARRISON; 65; f Robert; 28; m Amantha; 19; f next family: Wm BROWN; 40; m; farmer Ce??ia; 18; f Any info on the above families is welcomed!~ Janet Nielson Jilote Chas, SC

I am looking for naturalization records for Joshua Neville whom I believe was naturalized in Charleston in 1814 . Does anyone know if the record can be viewed on line or if it might be on a CD ? If not where could I go to see it? Thanks Bill Neville.

Does anyone have any info on any FREMDER in SC in the mid 1800s or earlier? Margie Scott

Does anyone know Mr. F. H. McKELVEY who is/was doing low country McKELVEY research? I would like to be put in contact with him. Thanks for your help. ttyl Margaret Miller ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Hi All, Am looking for more information on the following who died btwn June 1859 & 1860: Adaline Dantzler, Charity Dantzler, Jacob S. Dantzler, Mary Dantzler, Daniel Houser, and Wesley Houser. Source of what I have: INDEX TO 1860 MORTALITY SCHEDULE OF SC, Compiled by Jonnie P. Arnold (1982) Thanks, walt ============================================= "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." reported to have been said by Edmund Burke

Searching for information on William D. Campbell b. abt 1801 SC. I think he married Elizabeth LEWIS in Screven Co. Georgia 7 Jan. 1828 and had at least 12 children- Catherine, Mary, Henry, Elizabeth, Nancy, William D.Jr., Louisiana A. (Lucy), Jane, Thomas, Sarah, John, Richard W. I have found them on the following census' 1830,1840 Elbert Co. GA., 1850, 1860 Screven Co. GA., 1870 Dooly Co. Georgia. Thanks, Pam

Hello All, Have found reference to the following Sharp's who became deceased for one reason or another during the War of Northern Aggression and looking for more information on them and the two ladies listed after them. J. Sharp (possible this is J. D., but I am not sure nor do I know anymore than Newberry County, J. D Sharp, served in DePass' Artillery Company and Preston Sharp, served in DePass' Artillery Company. Also have reference to a Mrs. W. S. Sharpe (NFI) who was an exhibitor on the Newberry County Fair Grounds. The second lady is Mrs. Lucy (Welch) Sharp, sister of William and Williams Welch who came to Newberry County from Iredall County, NC. She came to South Carolina in 1850 and died in 1856. She had two children, William, one of Anderson's best citizens, and Mrs. Neville, wife of Rev. Mr. Neville of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Source document for these is: THE ANNALS OF NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA (PARTS 1 & 2) - John Belton O'Nell, LL. D & John A. Chapman, A. M. (1892) Also have information on Vashti (Sharp) ((Gaines)) Burress if anyone is interested in her. She is the daughter of Robert Clemons Sharp and Est(h)er Hawthrone. Have a Nice day :-) walt ============================================= "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." reported to have been said by Edmund Burke

Beth, May I ask who your soldier is? I have a list of the soldiers who served in the SCVI 19th. Many of the Edgefield soldiers were in the 19th, especially 'C' company. Joye http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Enterprises/8721/ (Includes history tidbits of Greenwood, SC & surrounding counties and access to some great sites! http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/jmcmanus/jmcmanus.htm Our McManus Data which includes many surnames of Edgefield Dist/Co back into the mid 1700s. ----- Original Message ----- From: Coker Hill Logistics <cokerhil@ebicom.net> To: <SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 11:53 PM Subject: [SC] Confederate Soldiers from Edgefield Cty | Is there a source for finding participants in the War Between the States - by county? I'm searching for an ancestor who might have fought in the War. He was from Edgefield County. | | Thanks! | | Brenda Cox Elliott | cokerhil@ebicom.net | | | | ==== SCROOTS Mailing List ==== | ***** QUOTING SHOULD END ABOVE THIS LINE ***** | Email help@scroots.org if you have comments about the SCRoots Forum. | SCRoots The South Carolina Genealogy Forum. http://www.scroots.org/ | | ============================== | Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! | http://www.ancestry.com/search | |