Is there a listing of the townships within a county at any given time period? If somebody could refer me to a source I sure would appreciate it. I am looking at two different year census of the same county buy they do not list the same townships. I am wondering what happened to them. Thanks so much! Ginger hederer@marz.com

I believe Carver's Bay, was in Georgetown County in 1920. Could somebody please tell me the county it was in 1870 and 1900? I sure appreciate the help. If you could please tell the same for Murrells Inlet. Ginger hederer@marz.com

Carvers bay is real close to Georgetown. if you blink you will miss the one sign that says carvers bay. i found it on my way from Hemingway to Georgetown. i have people born there. they must have been born in the woods because thetas all that as there

During the census years mentioned, Williamsburg County was in Penn Township.

In a message dated 5/17/2000 7:48:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, hederer@marz.com writes: > Township Johnsonville was in; in 1900 and 1920? Ginger, I believe that Johnsonville was in the Williamsburg census through 1920. Johnson Township. [All of present Florence Co. south of Lynches River was Williamsburg.] John

I have a copy of the 1900 Union, Williamsburg County, 1920 Florence, Georgetown County and 1870 Georgetown County census. If you have access to the index (for I do not have one) and send a self address stamped envelope I will send back a copy of the page(s) you request. Please keep in mind I DO NOT have the index and I can not look through each and every page for a look up. Give me the year county and page number and I will copy it for you. My address is: Ginger Hederer 2018 Wasson Dr. Poplar Bluff, MO 63901 Ginger hederer@marz.com

Could somebody tell me what township Johnsonville was in; in 1900 and 1920? I am trying to look up the on the census to find my family members and it is so long, it sure would be nice to be able to narrow my search down. Is there a place where I could find this information? Thanks so much!!! Ginger hederer@marz.com

Thanks Kathy. May have to check out the Sarah Martin and William S. McConnell.

Family 567: Wilson, D. D. 70 M W Farmer 10450 28138 SC (David D. Wilson, Col, 16 Mar 1790-29 Apr 1868) , S. G. 54 F W SC (Sarah Grier Britton, 1806-1884) , W. M. 27 M W Farmer 3225 15215 SC (William Morrow Wilson, ca. 1833-?) , F. N. 15 M W SC (Franklin Nelson Wilson, 15 Sep 1844-?) , M. G. 13 F W SC (Margaret Gotea Wilson, 28 Feb 1847-?) Family 718: Pressley, J. B. 50 M W Farmer 6296 45005 SC (John Brockington Pressley, 1810-1863) , Sarah 48 F W SC (Sarah Gotea, 1812-1874) , H. M. 14 M W SC (Hugh McCutchen Pressley, 1845-?) , W. B. 12 M W SC (William Burrows Pressley, 1847-?) , H. W. 10 M W SC (Harvey Wilson Pressley, 1850-? , J. D. 8 F W SC Anderson, J. P. 22 M W Farmer GA Brian Kanach

Sorry no help with the information you submitted. I am related to Some of the Wilsons of Gourdine & Lane, South Carolina, (African American's). There was an article in the Pittsburgh Press, about 20 years ago during the recession period. It captioned an article re: a James Wilson, "The Man Without Anything". This is the family I am related to. The article devastated me!

Thanks, every bit helps. I know he was quite prominent in Williamsburg, served in the SC senate. Does anyone have the 1860 Census for Williamsburg Co.? Looking for George Pressley Anderson and David D. Wilson and his family.

I have a David D. Wilson who witnessed a Will for a Thomas G. Britton 23 Feb. 1835. Proved 29 April 1835. Thats all I have on David D. Wilson I do have a David Italy Wilson Dr. I Wilson Virginia Wilson William Wilson Diana

Willing to share information on the ancestors and descendants of David D. Wilson (1790-1868). We are descendants of his daughter Margaret Gotea Wilson, by second wife Sarah Britton. Margaret married Captain George Pressley Anderson who attended Furman Univ. from 1856-1859. I am wondering if he could have come to Williamsburg to teach school. Have not yet found him on the 1860 census. Any help/advise? Thanks in California, Janyce

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Your right, I didn't catch it until I read your message, which came after the others. In the future, I will be more receptive.

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