Dolores, Glad you liked it. Here is something you probably already have on the Coker-McClam connection. But others on the list may not have it. So I'll post it to the list. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- PARENTS & PROGENY BORN - DIED NOTES -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Whitley Coker Jr. 9/25/1783 - 1/01/1832 Ann Ingram ? - ca. 1849 J. Warin Coker 12/17/1814 - ca. 1815 John S. Coker 9/08/1817 - 12/ /1864 Rebecca Bradley Smith Coker 1/27/1819 - ? Mary Gill Coker 7/10/1820 - ? William David Coker 3/06/1821 - 3/03/1900 Pudding Swamp Cem. Margaret Magdalen Coker 4/03/1824 - ? James Myers Coker Sr. 8/25/1827 - 5/18/1908 ? (son) ca. 1829 - ? Lenorah Ann Coker 4/04/1832 - 4/09/1906 John S. Coker served in the 4th SC Cavalry J Company. He was captured at Trevillian Station, VA in 1864 and died as a POW in Elmyra, NY. William David Coker served in the 4th SC Cavalry. James Myers Coker Sr. served in the 4th SC Cavalry I Company. Rebecca Bradley Smith Coker's husband Sgt. William Hitch Price served in the confederacy also. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Margaret Magdalen Coker 4/03/1824 - ? Solomon McClam ca. 1791 - ? Williamsburg SC Anny McClam ca. 1851 - ? Stacia McClam ca. 1853 - ? Martin McClam ca. 1855 - ? Henrietta McClam ca. 1856 - ? Drusilla McClam ? - ? Eliza E. McClam ca. 1858 - ? Jefferson McClam ca. 1861 - ? John McClam ca. 1864 - ? Mary McClam ca. 1866 - ? -------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have more on these McClams, I would like to share the information. No rush though. Steve [email protected] wrote: > > Hello to all, > I tend to lurk around just reading the info that is posted. I have > concentrated my research on the PRINGLE, MAYES, BROWN, CHANDLER, KENNEDY, > EPPS, PLAYER, MULDROW, MCBRIDE, MACKENZIE, and MCCLAM lines of my husband's > family in the Sumter/Clarendon/Williamsburg Cos. area. Occasionally, I find > something of interest, and I am always so grateful. > > I would like to take this chance to thank Steven Coker for all his > contributions. In the Sumter Digest #27, I found a great deal of info on the > BUDDIN, EVANS, PLAYER lines that my mother-in-law is a descendent of. She is > Mildred Elizabeth KENNEDY PRINGLE, a daughter of Mark Calvus KENNEDY and > Lillie Betts PLAYER, a grand-daughter of Lorenzo Dow PLAYER and Martha > Elizabeth BUDDIN. Grandmama PRINGLE was named for this great-grandmother of > hers, and our daughter is named for Mrs. PRINGLE. Our daughter is called > Betsy as Mrs. PRINGLE said that was what her grandmother, Martha Elizabeth > BUDDIN PLAYER, was called. What a treat tonight to find this information with > quite a few things I did not have. My appreciations to you, Steven! You made > my day finish a bit brighter! > > Good hunting to all! Keep Looking UP! > > Best regards, > Dolores Pringle > Myrtle Beach, SC -- + ------------------------------------------------------------------ + | Steven J. Coker [email protected] | | Home: PO Box 359, Charleston, SC 29402 [email protected] | | Work: PO Box 919, Charleston, SC 29402 [email protected] | | Home: 803-571-4586 http://www.wp.com/Coker | | Work: 803-727-4330 http://www.geocities.com/Paris/2780 | | Work: 800-208-2054 http://www.awod.com/gallery/rwav/cokers | + ------------------------------------------------------------------ +