Some South Carolina Wallen and Walling Death Dates Wallen, Caroline E 4/9/1919 Williamsburg 68 yrs Wallen, Claude J 02/29/1924 Newberry 01 Wallen, George 03/09/1919 Allendale 34 Walling, Anna E 01/01/1917 Berkeley 50 Walling, Cleveland 12/30/1918 Orangeburg 30 Walling, Dave 03/06/1915 Calhoun 42 Walling, Elsie 03/01/1923 Colleton 01 Walling, Ishmal 05/16/1917 Calhoun 52 Walling, Jane 12/20/1915 Berkeley 78 Walling, James M 10/02/1924 Colleton 64 If anyone recognizes these people, please let me know. Barbara Wouters wouters@mindspring.com

Well first let me apologize for any repeat post but I have been in touch with the publishing firm of the books that I was offering to copy maps from according to their copywrite personel the maps are of public domain and I wouldnt be breaking copywrite laws to scan any of the maps and send to individuals. so now that is out of the way I want thank all of you that sent me the kind emails of support, and those that were mean well heres to you a great big raspberry "bbbbbbb" <g> so for the ones that requested a map I still have your email and will be starting to get the maps to you and any others that need one if you know what battle and/or county/state I will gladly send you a copy. thank you for you support and please keep the request off the lists send to cainestown@webtv.net or darklaw51@webtv.net laveta

In a message dated 9/20/00 9:34:32 PM, DougMIV@aol.com writes: << Hi List I missed most of the first half of the posting of the list of Gen Francis Marion's Men. Does anyone know if the whole list is posted on a website somewhere? I really would like to be able to look at some of the earlier postings before the M's. I know the person who posted it to the list had a lot of work to do to get in on the list. I am very sorry I came upon it late. Thanks, Linda P. Smith DougMIV@aol.com >> Hi, Linda! just go to : http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl type exactly: SCROOTS you will be then taken to the ARCHIVE of emails sent through the SCROOTS list. click on the year 2000 type the keyword: Marion's and bingo! all the old postings. Good luck, Maureen

Try the Myrtle Beach Sun. They usually have obits for all of Horry County. http://www.myrtlebeachaccess.com/ They have online obits for a week so you should be able to find it. Linda Cox McNish--maybe a cousin! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert M Butler" <rmbnc@worldnet.att.net> To: <SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: September 20, 2000 8:00 PM Subject: [SC] Conway Newspaper... > I need the name/web site for the local Conway newspaper. If not one, where > would a Conway obit be published? I am looking for : Gladys Willis, 85, died > Sep 19 (?), 2000, in Conway. This is what was published in the News And > Observer, Raleigh on Sep 19th. No other details. I need. > > Thanks. Bob Butler. > > > ==== 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/ > > ============================== > Know the town name but not the county? Look it up at: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/townco.cgi >

First let me apologize if you receive this more then once for I am posting this to many lists. I had hope to help some in offering to send maps but because some of you that just cant stand for some to try to be nice I wasnt trying to make money off this offer even though these books are costly, so at this time I have decided not to send any of these maps due to the mean petty people that have bombard me with copywrite laws, I just wish there was some way to keep these same mean people from using my many FREE websites. I am terribly sorry for any problems this has caused. and after this post I will no longer be subscribing to the list I am finished with trying to help others there are just to many mean petty people out there. now the many folks that I have helped in the past and any new folks that I might be able to help in the future please feel free to email me personally. AND FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT FALL IN THE "MEAN PEOPLE" LIST DO NOT EMAIL ME EVER!!! laveta Web Sites: Genealogy links; http://community-2.webtv.net/cainestown/favgenlinks < AR & GA Civil War Projects: http://community-2.webtv.net/cainestown/cwa > http://community-2.webtv.net/cainestown/cwga > OR http://community-2.webtv.net/LATOWN/OR > SC http://community-2.webtv.net/darklaw51/SC > ND http://community-2.webtv.net/LATOWN/ND

Hi List I missed most of the first half of the posting of the list of Gen Francis Marion's Men. Does anyone know if the whole list is posted on a website somewhere? I really would like to be able to look at some of the earlier postings before the M's. I know the person who posted it to the list had a lot of work to do to get in on the list. I am very sorry I came upon it late. Thanks, Linda P. Smith DougMIV@aol.com

I need the name/web site for the local Conway newspaper. If not one, where would a Conway obit be published? I am looking for : Gladys Willis, 85, died Sep 19 (?), 2000, in Conway. This is what was published in the News And Observer, Raleigh on Sep 19th. No other details. I need. Thanks. Bob Butler.

First let me apologize if you receive this more then once for I am posting this to many lists. I have just received my copies of "Echoes of Glory" Illustrated Atlas of the Civil War" and Maps and Mapmakers of the Civil War" now these books are full of maps of battles and areas of the U.S. during the Civil War, I am offering to send jpgs and/or gifs via email to anyone that would like and KNOWS of the area or place that their ancestors fought or lived, many are in color and have a run down of the battle that took place. Please one request per email and you may request more than once. I hope this helps some. laveta Web Sites: Genealogy links; http://community-2.webtv.net/cainestown/favgenlinks < AR & GA Civil War Projects: http://community-2.webtv.net/cainestown/cwa > http://community-2.webtv.net/cainestown/cwga > OR http://community-2.webtv.net/LATOWN/OR > SC http://community-2.webtv.net/darklaw51/SC > ND http://community-2.webtv.net/LATOWN/ND

Would like to contact an author of this volume. Anyone know how? Authors are: Sidney Dowis, R. Wayne Bratcher, Roy Davis, or Katie Campbell. Thank you. Peggy C. Craft

Thank you.. thank you to everyone for the help that was given to me. Many were kind enough to give me information on various towns to stop at between Jackson & Meridian MS for a brief "get-together" between us & a TX friend.. thanks again!!!! janeg@mindspring.com Jane McCombs Gillespie Researching McComb/McCombs in SC Hopewell Presbyterian in McCormick County SC Long Canes SC list : longcanes-l@rootsweb.com McCombs list McCOMBS-L@rootsweb.com

Hello! I'm looking for anyone researching Mr. O.H. SPENCER (of Cheraw, SC) or his son Thomas. Thomas was wounded in a Civil War battle fought in Virginia (late fall, 1861 near Louisa Court House) and my GOOCH ancestors cared for him. I have correspondence from Mr. Spencer to my g-g-grandmother which may be of interest to you. - Kim Sweeney Ksweeney@epicsystems.com

Fred Carlile wrote: > I am offering $500 for the parents and/or birthplace of Alexander > Carlisle. He first > appeared in SC in the 1790 census in Prince Fredricks Parish > (Williamsburg County area). He married Mary Winter b. ca.1770, the > daughter of Hugh Winter and Margaret Strain/Strane. He moved from the > Williamsburg Co. area to Berkeley Co., SC around the area of Monks > Corner. There were at least three children, > David Nathaniel, Alexander and Jehu Carlile. Alexander (sr) died > before 1817. > Alexander (Jr) died before 1834 and left a widow Hannah. Jehu died in > MS about > 1860. David moved from SC to Jones Co., MS and then to Volusia Co.,FL > about > 1856. Davids. I know that Robert Winter, father of Hugh was from > Northern Ireland. Someone told me Margaret Strain's father was from > Lancaster,PA., but I really don't know if Alexander was directly from > Ireland or by way of PA, VA. or > NC. Help with problem will be rewarded and APPRECIATED. > Fred W. Carlile > capncar1@home.com > 225-2162505

My 4th great-grandparents were Robert Grant, M.D. and Sarah Foxworth, who were married 1799 at Waterfield Plantation near Sampit, South Carolina. Robert's Revolutionary War record indicates that he was a confederate associated with General Francis Marion, and his family Bible cites his line back to about 1700 at Leith, Scotland. But we know almost nothing about Sarah's Foxworth line, though I assume they were from the Georgetown area or Charleston. Any leads or clues will be appreciated. Jim Johnson

I have a theory about John Mikell husband of Ann Ball and wanted to kick it around and see if anyone else had checked it out. In 1785 John and Ann sold their land in Marlboro District. The shows the name spelled both ways Mikell and Michael. The memorials show a Johannes Adam Michael moving to the Pee Dee River area. A year or so lated John Michael has memorials in his name. My theory is that Johnannes Adam is John Mikells father. And that the family ties back to Johnannes Adam Micheal who married Elizabeth Thorowgood about 1660 in Virginia. I haven't been able to trace the family forward in time. The first couple of generations are included in the First Families of Virginia publication "Adventurers of Purse and Person". Has anyone else found this "connection" and pursued it, to see if there is a link between the families? Deborah Byrd

www.alibris.com is a source for hard-to-find books. They do not specialize in genealogy-related books, but they are good for books in general. ------Original Message------ From: "Joyce Reece" <jreece@icx.net> To: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: September 16, 2000 7:54:12 PM GMT Subject: [SC] Book sellers Does anyone know a good place to get little know genealogical research books. I have checked with Heritage Books and no go. Any others? Particularly want A Piece of the Fox's Hide by Katharine Boling concerning the Bigham family. Joyce Gaston Reece, Rootsweb Listminder for NE-TN; Hembree; Galbraith; Knuckles; Raper & Meigs Co., Tennessee ==== SCROOTS Mailing List ==== ***** QUOTING SHOULD END ABOVE THIS LINE ***** Disclaimer: All emails come without guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied. Similarities to reality are entirely coincidental. SCRoots The South Carolina Genealogy Forum. http://www.scroots.org/ ============================== Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at http://resources.rootsweb.com/

hi i am doing research on the ADAIR side of my family . i sure need help . maybe some one ties in with family. i have more than this but thought this would be a start. >the oldest name i have is follows. JOHN ADAIR born 7/1794 died 1/17/1865 mar rebecca ? born 7/01/1796 d 6/02/1867 had THOMAS M ADAIR born 6/18/1823 mar SUSAN O KELLEY born 5/23/1828 d 6/17/1862 had JOHN T ADAIR born 11/18/1847 d 6/1899 atlanta georgia also had NANCY EMILY ADAIR born 9/08/1849 d 2/21/1924 had also ELIZA ANN ADAIR born 8/07/1852 walhalla so car. d 7/30/1896 easley so car.[my great grandmother] thomas m. adair had a 2nd wife mary ella baldwin yow they had william born 4/9/1865 ,charley johnson born7/4/1866 died 7/1929 ,thomas henry born 4/6/1868 and frank born 3/29/1872 died 11/12/1893 in charlston s.c. i hope this rings a bell. thanks in advance norm bolton

I moved them so that you see them first! Jim

To access the records at http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/Palmetto you must scroll to the bottom of the index page and 'click' on the applicable link. The names and dates posted on the index page are simply a listing of what has been posted lately....theyre not the record. Jim Johnson

Youre invited to examine the postings at http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/Palmetto for newspaper accounts of SC deaths & marriages. The site is less then 2 weeks old. Five to 10 new postings are made almost daily. On this site are links to my Florida and Georgia sites. The Florida site has close to 4,000 postings, and the Georgia site, maybe 1500....not including burials at Savannah, which adds many more to the total. Jim Johnson

Does anyone know a good place to get little know genealogical research books. I have checked with Heritage Books and no go. Any others? Particularly want A Piece of the Fox's Hide by Katharine Boling concerning the Bigham family. Joyce Gaston Reece, Rootsweb Listminder for NE-TN; Hembree; Galbraith; Knuckles; Raper & Meigs Co., Tennessee