There have been no slaves since 1866 or so. So your 86 yr old grandmother could not have been a slave. Perhaps she meant her parents or grandparents. Terry Laura Green-Salter wrote: > I am in need of info. On a family from Williamsburg County, S.C. Info. I > recently obtained from my grandmother, Her name is Mary Albertha > McCutcheon/McCutchen-Green. She is around the age of 86y/o. She was a > slave and do not know her real age or birthday. She is looking for her > blood relatives. Her Parents were named Lou Parson-McCutcheon & Adam > McCutchen she also told me she remembers her grandparents are Nora > McCutcheon-Parsons & Richard Parsons or they can be vice versa. She said > her father worked on the Railroad & she said her parents were dead. She was > reared by Ruth Hinnant until she married Taft Green, Sr. of Suttons, S.C. > She also remembers a aunts named Minnie Parson-Green and Mary McCutchen. > She also mentions these names, Will Green, Samuel Green, Roosevelt Green, > Arthur Green and also the name Liza Green. If anyone have these name could > you please e-mail me as to my grandmother is 86y/o and is desperately > looking for her brothers & sisters!!! > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <SCWILLIA-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: <SCWILLIA-D@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2000 11:00 AM > Subject: SCWILLIA-D Digest V00 #122 > > ==== SCWILLIA Mailing List ====