Seeking MALONE family one of these districts...1850 census have daughter Sarah Elizabeth "Betsy" about aged 5-7 years old Think father was William ? thanks for any assist, Ginger Daily seeking: DENSON,HOBBS,DAVIS,JESTER,LOVELESS,FENNEL,MALONE,WESTON, BOYD,TIMMONS,WESSON,BOBO,PRITCHARD,WADE

Seeking MALONE family one of these districts...1850 census have daughter Sarah Elizabeth "Betsy" about aged 5-7 years old Think father was William ? thanks for any assist, Ginger Daily seeking: DENSON,HOBBS,DAVIS,JESTER,LOVELESS,FENNEL,MALONE,WESTON, BOYD,TIMMONS,WESSON,BOBO,PRITCHARD,WADE

Seeking lookup for JESTER family in 1850 in Abbeville, Sumter or Edgefield Dist. They would have a son about age 10 listed as B.T. or Benjamin T. (his first born son was William and other son was Luna) Thank you for any help, Ginger Daily seeking: DENSON,HOBBS,DAVIS,JESTER,LOVELESS,FENNEL,MALONE,HUGHES, TIMMONS,BOYD, WESSON,WESTON,BOBO,PRITCHARD,WADE

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Seeking documentation of the parents of John Hodge b. 1775 Sumter District SC. The family came to SC by way of NC, Sibblings as listed in 1815 will of brother Benjamin were: John Benjamin Lydia m. Norton Jane Elizabeth m. Haley Mary m. McCleland Holland m. McCleland Sarah m. Courtney & Nichols Martha m. Hodge or remained single Any information on this family will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Faye

Hello everyone, I just found out that there is a Holladay/ Holliday list. I posted how to join it on the lists page linked to all of the pages that I tend to. My friend and the best teaching assistant ever to enter my classroom door just got on the internet this week. How about giving her a welcome if you have the time. Her name is Tarsha Clark and last year I converted her to ancestor worship ;) and she is hooked. Now she is on the net too. She is looking for Smiths right now. She has managed to find where her ancestors were in Williamsburg and were owned by a family and the surname illudes me at the moment. Anyway, it was a name starting with Mc. They ended up in the Stateburg area of Sumter County and across the border a bit in Kershaw. The Clark side of the family is from Wedgefield (Sumter County) Her e-mail address is [email protected] (Her mom is remarried and her last name is Council.) (Tarsha hasn't joined this list yet. I looked. She is still figuring out surfing, e-mail next.) Oh, the Clarendon County Archives is having a grand opening celebration on the 24th. Can't wait. Candlelight tour and everything. Sounds like fun. Wendy the archivist's e-mail address is on the archives page which is part of the Clarendon page. The Sumter County Fair was last week. We didn't go but are planning on heading to the State Fair in Columbia on Saturday. I haven't been to Columbia in ages when I wasn't headed for the State Archives. I won't know how to act being in Richland County and not going rooting. Can I make it :) Bye, Love from Sumter Cindy

Sorry folks but the typing of the surname Barnes was a typo. I am not doing Barnes research with this group. There is no information under the following listing for Barnes. Russell CENTERED BUT NOT LIMITED TO:LIBERTY HILL (NEAR EDGEFIELD) MCCORMIC (THEN EDGEFIELD) CO. SOUTH CAROLINA; CARROL CO., GEORGIA; SUMTER CO., ALABAMA; COAHOMA, CLAY, NOXUBEE, AND PANOLA COUNTIES, MISSISSIPPI; DAVIDSON, HARDEMAN COs., TENNESSEE; KAUFMAN CO., TEXAS; and FAYETTE CO., KENTUCKY!

Hibler and Hibbler Family History Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/3280/familyhistory.html CENTERED BUT NOT LIMITED TO:LIBERTY HILL (NEAR EDGEFIELD) MCCORMIC (THEN EDGEFIELD) CO. SOUTH CAROLINA; CARROL CO., GEORGIA; SUMTER CO., ALABAMA; COAHOMA, CLAY, NOXUBEE, AND PANOLA COUNTIES, MISSISSIPPI; DAVIDSON, HARDEMAN COs., TENNESSEE; KAUFMAN CO., TEXAS; and FAYETTE CO., KENTUCKY! Allen, Amason, Anderson, Austin, Barnes, Belcher, Bethea, Bills, Binion, Blair, Bogle, Bradshaw, Brown, Calloway, Edmonson, Evans, Geer, Gregory, Hall, Hampton, Hibler, Hibbler, Ivy, Johnson, Jones, Kelsey, Kennedy, Kirby-Smith, Legg, Little, Lyon, May, Morgan, Nelson, Pattison, Perrin, Polk, Prichard, Richardson, Robins, Rowland, S. Lee, Sargent, Sessions, Sharpe, Shepperd, Shivers, Smith, Speight, Taylor, Van Zandt, Warren, Watkins, Weir, Winn, Windham, Winston, Wright. Searching these names and more! Russell

Still hoping someone will respond to my Glover query. Need proof Richard Glover mar Susan Pylant. Anyone have early SC church records. If mar rec not available, could there be baptism records of ch in New Sumter. Ch were Lucinda, William P. Williamson P., Margaret, Matilda, Elizabeth, Ela. One child born 1799. Marj

Can anyone tell me more about a John GAYLE, in Sumter area of SC early. His house was used for Court before the first Court House was built circa 1804, apparently on his land which he purchased from Robert Singleton who obtained it from grantees thomas Sumter & Benjamin Mitchell. Additional info on him is on page 69 of Cassie Nicholas "Historical Sketches of Sumter Co., It's Birth and Growth". Robert Singleton married a Sarah Gayle, apparently some relation to John. Any additional info on this family would be appreciated. Thanks, Tom Land -- When you shake the family tree wondrous stories pour forth! (Also some fruits & nuts!!) Tom Land [email protected] Searching SINGLETON's, LENOIR's, Chism's & VEST's everywhere! Always pleased with new info, always willing to share. List Owner of the SINGLETON and VEST research groups. * To subscribe send an e-mail with the word subscribe in body, * no subject or signature to the appropriate list address: [email protected] OR [email protected] Visit: The RootsWeb homepage at http://www.rootsweb.com/ The Official SINGLETON home page: http://astrodawg.com/gen/singleton/

Seeking death and burial info on Eliza Susannah Platts b. 16 Sept. 1884, daughter of Joseph Henry William Platts and Sarah America Thomas. She married Joe Chassereau and was last known to be in Great Falls, SC 1930-31. Thanks in advance for any info. Faye

Sorry list, I did not mean to begin a flame war. This past week I had 3 different people blame me for something they had done or not done. I lashed out without thinking. It was never my intention (some people took me wrong, too) to say computers or programs made things perfect. First, I am far from a computer expert. Secondly, my main point was that some people blame things on other people without making the best effort they can on their end of the line. Computers and programs do not make a genealogist, but being a very conscientious person helps alot. Faye

Tom, A Lucy Atkinson was one of my grandcestors: I have a little info but not much on her. Her parents were James and Elizabeth Atkinson who had Marmaduke, Shadrick or Shadrack, Federick or Frederick, Adwill or Atwell, Sylvia (who married a Spight), Martha (who married a Lenoir) Elizabeth (who married a Malone), and Lucy (who first married Wiley Fort and after his death, Gilbert Crosswell. Lucy and Gilbert had several children: John, William, James and Adwill. Gilbert died in Sumter Co in 1810 and Lucy died, I think, in Sumter Co. sometime after 1828. I am a decendant through her son, William. I tried to contact you sometime ago but your link wasn't working. I'd appreciate any info you have on the family. Thanks much. Marcia Frances Bowen-Astley

Hello all, I know that I should have posted this sooner, sorry. The South Carolina Genealogical Society's Annual Meeting is being held in Sumter this year. Registration must be received by October 1, 1997. The fee is $18.50 (includes lunch and registration fee.) Make check payable to S.C.G.S. Inc. Annual Meeting and mail to the Sumter County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 2543 Sumter, S.C. 19151-2543 They also want a registration form. I will recreate it here and since we are all computer literate here, you can cut and paste it into your word processor and print out your own handy dandy form. ____________cut here_________ _________ I PLAN TO ARRIVE FRIDAY FOR RESEARCH - No research fee _________ * I PLAN TO BE IN SUMTER OVER-NIGHT ON FRIDAY OCTOBER 17 _________ I PLAN TO ATTEND SATURDAY MEETING - REGISTRATION FEE $18.50 (LUNCH INCLUDED) CHECK ENCLOSED _________ I PREFER PLATE LUNCH OF ___ CHICKEN CORDON BLEU ___RIBEYE STEAK _________ I PLAN TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING ONLY ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 1:00 - 2:00 - No fee _________ PLEASE RESERVE A TABLE FOR DISPLAY OF BOOKS FOR __________ CHAPTER _________1/2 TABLE ________FULL TABLE - N0 fee NAME:______________________________________________________________ ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE:_____ _____________S.C.G.S. MEMBER _____YES ____NO IF MEMBER, WHAT CHAPTER ___________________________________________ *If checked info packet will be mailed. cut here________________________________________________________________ Saturday's meeting will be held at Big Jim's Resturant in the Banquet Room at 451 Broad Street. 8:45 - 9:45 Registration, Book Exhibit (Coffee and Danish) 9:50 - 12 Opening session Browse book exhibits, speaker 12 - 1 Lunch 1-2 Annual meeting after 2:00 resume research at Genealogical and Historical Society see Sumter County Museum's Carolina Back Country Harvest Swan Lake (all at no charge) Cindy P.S. Let me know if you plan to go. I would love to associate some faces with e-mail addresses.

[email protected] wrote: > > I thought I had met up with some serious researchers. So far I have one that > won't look at the facts when the documents are sent to him, another one that > doesn't even have a genealogy program and one that doesn't save his files to > a disk. Could this really be serious???? > Faye Serious or not - It's life. I have run across the same things. Ignore them. -- Larry Noah - [email protected] Listowner - NCORANGE mailing list See my Ancestors at - http://www.trailerpark.com/tango/lrnoah Gedcoms are at - http://members.tripod.com/~lrnoah ALBRIGHT, ALEXANDER, ASKINS, BELK, CLAPP, COURTNEY, CROSSWELL, FOUST, KELLER, MIXON, MOSER, NEASE, NOAH, PILKINGTON, SHARP, WATSON, WOODHAM, WYATT & more, mainly in NC and SC

I thought I had met up with some serious researchers. So far I have one that won't look at the facts when the documents are sent to him, another one that doesn't even have a genealogy program and one that doesn't save his files to a disk. Could this really be serious???? Faye

I have/need any info on James ATkinson descendants of black river who died c 1786 and begat James, atwell, frederick, lucy, Shadrack(my ancestor. some went to Thomas Cty, Ga>Oulaski cty>Marion Cty, Fl, Dodge Dty, Ga>coffee cty Ga. any info is appreciated. other names include gartman, brewer, byrd, atkinson, tompkins, burnham, thanxalot

Seeking family of Benjamin T. JESTER...B: 1838 SC. In 1850 was 11 or 12 year old in a JESTER Family. In 1860, Benjamin married (in Abbeville, SC), Sarah Elizabeth "Betsy" MALONE (d/o William C. MALONE B: 1823 & Hannah BOYD B: 1820) Thanks for any assist, Ginger Daily seeking: DENSON,HOBBS,DAVIS,JESTER,LOVELESS,FENNEL,GEORGE, MALONE HUGHES,TIMMONS,BOYD,WESSON,BOBO,PRITCHARD,WADE

My great-grandfather had a farm in the Egypt area around 1900. (Egypt located near Spring Hill and Red Hill - not far from the modern day I-20 exit number 108.) Does anyone have any maps or other information about this area? His name was Weldon, he married a White from that general area. I have lots of info on them, but what I want is the location of the farm. Thanks. -H.W. "Skip" Weldon Columbia, South Carolina [email protected]

My gg grandmother Mary Felder Thames (1833-1908) was the daughter of Joseph M. Felder. Most of the Felder information I have found comes from the Old Orangeburg District, but I have found a few Felders in and around Old Sumter. Does anyone have information on Joseph M. Felder, his wife, parents or grandparents, or any information linking Orangeburg and Sumter Felders?