The Ebenezer cemetery directory shows N. M. Stukes, Dec. 1, 1849-Apr. 27, 1909 and that is the only Stukes listed. As for marriage records, I do not think there is one for Ebenezer or for any other Presbyterian church in York County. The only church in the county that was required to record marriages was the Episcopal Church and there was only one in the last century. The state of S. C. did not require that marriages be recorded until 1915. Newspapers are the only source and they placed only a small fraction of the marriages on their pages. Louise Pettus

> Hello, > I have just found out that one daughter of Nathaniel Marion Stukes named > Stella married > Thomas B. Glenn in 12/1899. Is there anyone who is connected to this > couple? > Thanks. > Terry Griffin Britt (female) > Florence, SC

Hello, Are there any church records of the above church? My relative Nathaniel Marion Stukes was buried there in 1909 and I would like to know if the marriages of his daughters might have been recorded at the church if they married there. Also would like to know if his wife is buried there too. Thank you for any help. Terry Griffin Britt (female) Florence, SC

I'm searching for information on the family of my GG Grandmother, Ann (Annie) Smith b. 17 May, 1789 I think in York Co.. She married James T. Adair on 14 Feb. 1814 in York Co. SC. They lived in York Co. until 1830 when they were in Henry Co. GA. census records. There are many Smith Families in the census of York Co. but I don't which ones belong to Ann Smith. I'll appreciate all information you can give me.

Linda Have you received an answer yet? I have the book and it list 19 Johnson/Johnstons and 5 Kennedys. If you still need them, let me know. Joyce hlwar wrote: > > Suzanne, > Would appreciate lookups for Johnston & Kennedy names. > Thanks for any help. > > Linda > > ---------- > > From: Suzanne Johnson <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: [SCYORK] BETHESDA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH > > Date: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 11:15 AM > > > > Hi Laverne & others: > > > > I think I have a list of names of people who are buried in the cemetery > at > > Bethesda Presbyterian Church in southern York Co., if that would be > helpful > > to anyone. My Freemans & McKnights attended church & the Freemans are > > buried there. It'll take me a couple of days to dig it out (just moved) > but > > would be happy to look people up or post it to the list (it isn't all > that > > long) if anyone is interested. > > > > Suzanne > > > > > > ***** > > Researching CHRISTIAN, DUNN, FREEMAN, HARRIS, JOHNSON, JACO, MCKNIGHT, > > MCMILLAN, NELSON, NEUMAN, PHILLIPS, SANDLIN, SMITH, YEILDING. > > > > Also: > > COWDEN, CHILDERS, DOUGLAS, LAWRENCE, MILLS, MCCLELLAND, MILLER, STONE, > > TAYLOR, WELLS, WILLIAMS, WINTON, WOOD/S. > >

My grandfather was Sherman O'Dell Pace b. 1897 d.1958 of Rock Hill. He married my grandmother abt. 1917. She died in the the Great Influenza Epidemic of 1918 while he was in France in WWI. They are buried in Rock Hill, SC. I know he had a second family and I would love to find any information about him. Walter Burchfield __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Terry, There are cemetery records of York County that fall into different categories. There are the Cemetery lists of various churches (but not all churches); there is the work of Joe Hart and T. J. Caldwell in which these two gentlemen read the tombstones in family and abandoned cemeteries; and there are listings of several municipal cemeteries (such as Rock Hill's Laurelwood and York's Rose Hill). These lists can be found in the York County Library (main library is in Rock Hill) and in the Historical Center of York County in York. There are probate records. York County was not one of South Carolina's "burned counties" in the Civil War. These can be found in the Courthouse in York and there are microfilmed copies available for viewing or purchase in the state archives in Columbia. All SC marriage records begin in 1911 as official records recorded by the county. Church records are rare. Joe Hart copied the marriage records from the Yorkville Enquirer and the Rock Hill Herald, maybe others, and there are copies of these in the York County Library and perhaps elsewhere (I am not sure of the locations these might be had.) Hope this helps and hope that another subscriber can add to the above. Louise Pettus

Suzanne, Would appreciate lookups for Johnston & Kennedy names. Thanks for any help. Linda ---------- > From: Suzanne Johnson <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [SCYORK] BETHESDA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH > Date: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 11:15 AM > > Hi Laverne & others: > > I think I have a list of names of people who are buried in the cemetery at > Bethesda Presbyterian Church in southern York Co., if that would be helpful > to anyone. My Freemans & McKnights attended church & the Freemans are > buried there. It'll take me a couple of days to dig it out (just moved) but > would be happy to look people up or post it to the list (it isn't all that > long) if anyone is interested. > > Suzanne > > > ***** > Researching CHRISTIAN, DUNN, FREEMAN, HARRIS, JOHNSON, JACO, MCKNIGHT, > MCMILLAN, NELSON, NEUMAN, PHILLIPS, SANDLIN, SMITH, YEILDING. > > Also: > COWDEN, CHILDERS, DOUGLAS, LAWRENCE, MILLS, MCCLELLAND, MILLER, STONE, > TAYLOR, WELLS, WILLIAMS, WINTON, WOOD/S. >

> Hello, > I am trying to find out what happened to Nathaniel Marion Stukes W b > 12/1846, his wife > Mary W b 8/1857 and their daughters Nancy J b 1872, Josephine b 1874, > Augusta b 1878 and Unnamed Female Infant b 1880 (was l mo old on 1880 > census date). > Are there cemetery surveys for York Co? Probate records? Marriage > records? Would someone be so kind as to answer about the records even > if you don't know anything about the Stukes family. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Thank you. > Terry Griffin Britt (female) > Florence, SC > Researching: Stukes, SC

hello i am new to this list, i am interested in the family of John Jamison White, who married Francis Doby in York county or vicinity the family is supposed to have lived in fort mill. i would like to corrospond with any decendants or other type of relation i sm decended from his son John Henry White who moved to Missouri probably after the civil war lajuan donaldson

Hi, My great-grandfather was Samuel David Moore, born in Appling, Georgia. He moved to Alabama and married Marguerite Minyard in St. Clair County, AL. They had a big family. He was in the Civil War and led quite an interesting life. I have written a story about his family, but have not actually completed it yet - still looking for more information. I have lists of children and burials, etc. The cemetery he and his wife are bured in has many other Moores, Moors, but some of the family there say they don't know if or how he relates to the rest of the Moores. If anything sounds familiar, write me and I will send you further information. [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, November 21, 1999 4:48 PM Subject: [SCYORK] Fwd: Some Moores/Moors/etc. in East AL, 1830s > >--part1_0.557a2a1b.2569b324_boundary >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > > >--part1_0.557a2a1b.2569b324_boundary >Content-Type: message/rfc822 >Content-Disposition: inline > >Return-path: [email protected] >From: [email protected] >Full-name: WhitePaul >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Date: Sun, 14 Nov 1999 18:00:23 EST >Subject: Some Moores/Moors/etc. in East AL, 1830s >To: [email protected] >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 > >Some of the Moores that were granted land, attended Estate Sales, had Estate >Settlements, or were performing marriages as M.G.s in Benton (now Calhoun) >Co., Cherokee County, Randolph County, and Talladega County, AL, in the >1830s, 1840s, and 1850s were: Note-These counties were formed from Indian >Land in 1832 and are connected. > >If anyone knows of any connection between any of these or where they came >from to AL, I will sure appreciate hearing from you. Paul >[email protected] > >* ALEXANDER Moore m. NANCY McCAMPBELL in 6-1834. >* ALEXANDER M(?) Moore, as a Benton Co., AL, resident, he was granted land in > Benton Co., AL. >* ALFRED Moore, 12-1837, John Turner's Estate Sale. > ALFRED d. Benton Co., AL, on 3-29-1854. His heirs were listed as: >WILLIAM, GEORGE, EMILY (w.o. Zachariah Ellison), NANCY (w.o. Marcus P. >Mead). FRANCES FARRIS (a sister of Alfred), one dec'd sister (w.o. C.H. >Randolph), His heirs were listed as living in Smith and Travis Co., TX, in >1858-9. >* D.E. Moore m. ELIZABETH Raider in 10-1839 >* DAVID W. Moore, In 1835, as a Benton Co., resident, David W. was granted AL > land. >* E. Moore, 2-1836, William Goddard Estate Sale. >* EDWARD H. Moore, M.G. In 1836 he was marrying people in Benton Co. >* ELIAS Moore (Esq.?), On 2-1836 he attended William Goddard Estate Sale. He >is missing in the 1840 AL census. >* ISAAC Moore, 1840 Randolph Co., census p. # 199, > 1m 50-60 1f 20-30 1f 5-10 1f < 5 >* JAMES Moore, In 1835, as a Benton Co., Resident, James was granted AL land. >* JAMES C.s and ELIZABETH Moor/Moore , 3-1847, Heirs mention were: WILLIS T. >(or P?), ELIZABETH, MARTHA S. WILLIAM F. and David B. were Securities. >* JAMES L. Moore m. Luvira? Been in 9-1835 >* JOHN L. Moore, dec'd, 9-1834 Estate settlement. >* JOSEPH Moore, 3-1838, John Turner's Estate Sale. >* MARK Moore, as a resident of Talladega Co., AL, he was granted AL land. >* MOSES Moore, the 1840 Randolph Co., AL, census p. # 205 is: > 1m 30-40 1m < 5 2f 15-20 2f 5-10 1f < 5 > In 1837, as a resident of Talladega Co., AL, he was granted AL land. >* ROBERT H. Moore, 10-1853, lists WILLIAM T. Moore as guardian of JAMES H. >Moore, Frances Ann McCurley, JESSE P. Moore, MARY JANE Moore and CALVIN C. > Moore minor children of MARY Moore, dec'd., widow of ROBERT H. Moore. In >8-1854, Wm. T. Moore was appointed the Administrator of MARY Moore's >estate. >* SAMUEL Moor/More/Moor, in 1836 he was a M.G. He was in Randolph County, >AL, in 1840-50 etc. The 1840 Randolph Co., AL, Census p. # 202 is: > 1m 40-50 1f 40-50 1f 15-20 > In 5-15-1837, as a Benton Co., AL, resident, he was granted land in >Randolph Co., AL. >* SAMUEL Moore, 1840 Cherokee Co., AL, census p.# 127: > 1m 70-80 1f 60-70 1m 15-20 1f 20-30 > I believe that this SAMUEL was head of the Cherokee Indian Trading Post >in Cherokee County, AL, before the 1838 Indian removal. > near Samuel is a WILLIAM Moore, census p. # 128: > 1m 30-40 1f 30-40 1m 10-15 1m 5-10 2m <5 1f <5 >* WILLIAM Moore, 8-1836, Estate Sale >* WILLIAM H. Moore, In 1835, as a Talladega Co., Resident, William H. was >granted AL land. >* WILLIAM S. In 1835, as a Talladega Co., resident, William S. was granted AL > land. > >--part1_0.557a2a1b.2569b324_boundary-- >

[email protected] wrote: > > In a message dated 9/16/99 7:49:56 AM, you wrote: > > <<The Quarterly. This magazine is a must for > all serious York County Researchers. >> > > Can you give us the particulars about the quarterly and how to acquire it? > Paige in SC Here are the particulars and a form that you may use: Y C G H S Box 3061, CRS Rock Hill, SC 29732 The board members of the York County Genealogical and Historical Society are pleased to announce that The Quarterly, a publication of the Society, has proven to be an unqualified success and in June 1999 begin our eleventh year. We are proud that the S. C. Confederation of State and Local History Societies awarded us their 1994 “Outstanding Publication Award.” The magazine-sized quarterly is 40 pages with a vellum protective cover. It contains articles by local historians, research tips, pages from family Bibles, eyewitness accounts, military records, old cemetery lists, reports of local preservation efforts, book reviews, etc. There is a large query section and we make every attempt to match researchers who are interested in the same families and topics. Each issue is indexed. Louise Pettus is the editor; Regal Graphics is the printer. Our fiscal year runs from June 1 to May 31. A subscriber receives all issues of the fiscal year in which he subscribes. If renewals are paid after the June 1 deadline, please add $1.50 for each late issue. (This does not apply to new subscribers.) Contributions to the Society over and beyond the normal membership/subscription prices will be gratefully accepted. THE YORK COUNTY GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY Box 3061 CRS Rock Hill, S. C. 29732 -Founded in 1927- MEMBERSHIP/SUBSCRIPTION YEARLY: $20 SUBSCRIPTION YEAR: JUNE - SEPT. - DEC. - MAR. YEAR DESIRED (PLEASE CIRCLE): 1998-1999 1999-2000 OTHER YEARS AVAILABLE BEGINNING WITH 1989-’90 INDIVIDUAL SPECIFIED COPIES INCLUDING MAILING: $5.00 EACH PLEASE PRINT NAME: ADDRESS: ZIP:

Excellent article, Roxsanne <A HREF="http://www.yorkcounty.org/historycenter/YorkCountyHist_Overview.html">Cl ick here: History of York County</A>

Sorry, No Brakefields. Joyce Laverne Long wrote: > > Thanks, Joyce, and others who replied regarding church records. My > interest in Bethesda Presbyterian Church stems from a record at Fishing > Creek Presbyterian Church in Chester Co. dated 24 Jan 1802 which says > that Alexander McGahie (McGaughey) from Bethesda produced a certificate > signed by John Murphy, Elder, stating that he had received privileges > and his character was good. He was received by Fishing Creek > Presbyterian Church. Alexander's wife was Elizabeth Brakefield. Were > any Brakefields buried in the Bethesda Presbyterian Church Cemetery?

No other SMARRs or PLAXICO. DAVIS: Anne M d.6/20/1824 62y. * George d.10/26/1837 76y. (Graves of Ann & George are side by side) * Daniel d.1/28/1814 41y. Additional information on A. Frank Love: (State Reserves) b.1814 d.9/23/1865. Additional information on Samuel M Love: Co. K. 17th S.C. Vol. Evans Brig. Inf. - wounded at Petersburg, VA. Joyce Geniebug wrote: > > Joyce, Thank you so much and thank you to the person who asked for > this info. I, unexpectedly, found an ancestor there. > Frances C. Smarr that mar. Dr. R. F. Love. Are there any Smarr, > Plaxico, or Davis buried there? I appreciate very much your time in > doing these look-ups. > Thanks again in advance, > Nancy

In a message dated 9/16/99 7:49:56 AM, you wrote: <<The Quarterly. This magazine is a must for all serious York County Researchers. >> Can you give us the particulars about the quarterly and how to acquire it? Paige in SC

Thanks for the great Crockett information. I'm going to be busy most of the weekend, but I will get back to you next week after I have studied the info. [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Dorothy Chance <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, October 22, 1999 9:26 PM Subject: Re: [SCYORK] Crockett listed in 1790 Census >Hi, Mary: This is the York Co. Crockett information that I have...any >additions would be more than welcome! > > >Descendants of Robert McClanahan Crockett > > >Generation No. 1 > > >1. Robert McClanahan1 Crockett was born 1778, and died 1826. He married >Elizabeth White, daughter of Hugh White and Elizabeth. > > >Children of Robert Crockett and Elizabeth White are: > >2 i. E.2 Crockett. > >3 ii. Laura A. Crockett. She married George W. Brown 1843 in Obion Co., >Tennessee. > >4 iii. Robert Hamilton Crockett. > >5 iv. Mary Jane Crockett1,2, born 1812. She married (1) Lewis A. McKenzie. >She married (2) William H. Hord 1839 in Tennessee. > >+ 6 v. Elizabeth Harriet Crockett, born 1813; died 1875 in Limestone Co., >Texas. > >7 vi. John McClanahan Crockett, born 1817; died 1861 in Obion County, TN. He >married Catharine W. Polk January 17, 1837 in Obion Co., Tennessee; born >1817 in York Co., SC. > >Notes for John McClanahan Crockett: > >According to letter from William Boyce White, Jr., Springside, 225 25th >Street, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia 24014-2360 written June 22, 1999, John >McClanahan Crockett was born 1816. Married Catharine Polk, daughter of John >Polk ( who had first settled in the Indian Land of South Carolina [York >County]. In 1848 they went to Texas -- the Dallas area. From 1861 to 1863, >John M. Crockett was Lieutenant Governor of the State of Texas." > > > >Generation No. 2 > > >6. Elizabeth Harriet2 Crockett (Robert McClanahan1) was born 1813, and died >1875 in Limestone Co., Texas. She married Thomas Alan Polk, son of John Polk >and Agness Brown. He was born 1810 in York Co., SC, and died 1854 in >Limestone Co., Texas. > >Notes for Elizabeth Harriet Crockett: > >Mrs. H. F. Broach died Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. >M. F. Steele 604 North Lincoln Street. The cause of her death was pneumonia >and other complications. Mrs. Broach resided at 1009 North Fillmore street. >About a month ago she went to Mrs. Steele's to spend the night with her and >she was suddenly striken and her condition became so serious that it was >impossible for her to be moved home. She was sixty eight years old, and is >survived by three sons, who are M. A. Broach of Endee, N.M. and T.W. and G. >M. Broach of Amarillo. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at 1 >o;clock by the Rev. Walling and which burial took place in Llano Cemetery. > >More About Elizabeth Harriet Crockett: > >Burial: June 30, 1915, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas > >Notes for Thomas Alan Polk: > >A slave, Samuel, born 1814 was willed to Thomas by his father, John, in his >1837 will. The slave would be 4 years younger than Thomas. > >_________________________________________________________________ > >SCHEDULE I - Free Inhabitants in Precinct No. 5 in the County of > >Limestone in the State of Texas enumerated by me, on the 7th 8th & > >13th of November 1850. - G.W. Cox - Ass't Marshal > > >Page 374 Continued > > >LINE NO. NAME/RACE/GENDER/AGE TRADE/LAND-VALUE WHERE BORN > >_________________________________________________________________ > > > >Dwelling & Family No. 285 > >5. Thomas A. Polk w/m 40 yrs Farmer $600 SC > >6. Eliza Polk w/f 37 yrs SC > >7. Nancy J. Polk w/f 12 yrs TN > >8. Mary L. Polk w/f 10 yrs TN - S > >9. Elizabeth C. Polk w/f 8 yrs TN - S > >10. Margaret A. Polk w/f 6 yrs TN > >11. Harriett T. Polk w/f 4 yrs TX > >12. Sarah V. Polk w/f 1 yr TX > > >Children of Elizabeth Crockett and Thomas Polk are: > >8 i. Nancy Y.3 Polk, born 1838. > >9 ii. Mary L. Polk, born 1840. She married Husband Tribble. > >More About Mary L. Polk: > >Residence: 1913, Kosse, Limestone County, Texas > >10 iii. Elizabeth Crockett Polk, born 1842. > >11 iv. Margaret A. Polk, born 1844. > >+ 12 v. Harriett F. Polk, born February 1847 in Limestone County, Texas; >died June 29, 1915 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. > >13 vi. Laurah V. Polk, born 1849. > >14 vii. Emma C. Polk, born 1852. She married Husband Bryant. > >More About Emma C. Polk: > >Residence: 1913, Kosse, Limestone County, Texas > > > >Generation No. 3 > > >12. Harriett F.3 Polk (Elizabeth Harriet2 Crockett, Robert McClanahan1) was >born February 1847 in Limestone County, Texas, and died June 29, 1915 in >Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. She married James B. Broach3 1866 in Kosse, >Limestone Co., Texas, son of George Broach and Mary Faires/Farris. He was >born 1840 in New Madrid, MO4, and died November 30, 1911 in Endee, Quay Co., >New Mexico. > >Notes for Harriett F. Polk: > >DEATH: Mrs. H. F. Broach Pneumonia Victim: > >Mrs. H. F. Broach died Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. >M. F. Steele 604 North Lincoln Street. the cause of her death was pneumonia >and other complications. Mrs. Broach resided at 1009 North Fillmore Street. >About a month ago she went to Mrs. Steele's to spend the night with her and >she was suddenly stricken and her condition became so serious that it was >impossible for her to be moved home. She was sixty eight years old, and is >survived by three sons, who are M. A. Broach of Endee, N. M. and T. W. and >G. M. Broach of Amarillo. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at >1 o'clock by the Rev. Walling after which burial took place in Llano >Cemetery. > >___________________ > >Mrs. Broach (nee Harriet F. (Tennessee) Polk) is the daughter of Thomas Alan >Polk, a ggranddaughter of Elizabeth Strain. James Broach is a grandson of >the same Elizabeth Strain. Hence, the two are first cousins, once removed. > >More About Harriett F. Polk: > >Burial: June 30, 1915, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas > >Census: 1910, Texas > >Notes for James B. Broach: > >James B. Broach was a Confederate Vet. with the 12th Texas Cavalry Company >"K" under Captain J. P. Brown Parsons Brigade from April 1861 until it >disbanded in 1865. > >He lived in Amarillo, Texas from 1903 until 1908, until moving to Endee, New >Mexico to homestead some land. James died before the five yeras were up. His >wife, Harriet, continued to stay on the land until the five year period was >up and moved back to Amarillo. > >DEATH: Former Amarillo Man dies Suddently in New Mexico > >Mr. J. B. Broach, formerly of Amarillo died at Endee, New Mexico on >Thanksgiving day, aged seventy one years. Cause of his death was heart >failure. the deceased leaves three sons, T. W. Broach of this city, and G. >M. and M. S. Broach of Endee. He is survived by his wife who will make her >home in the future with her son T. W. Broach at Amarillo. Mr. Broach was a >confederate veteran having served with the Twelfth Texas Cavalry Company K, >under Captain J. P. Brown, Parsons Brigade from April 1861 till it was >disbanded in 1865. He was born in New Madrid, New Madrid County, Missouri in >1840 and came to Texas with his father in 1856 locating in Limestone County. >He was married in 1866. He lived in a number of places in Texas, and was a >resident of Amarillo from 1902 to 1908. > >DEATH: Copied from funeral record at N. S. GHriggs funeral Home in Amarillo, >Texas August 5, 1992: > >James B. Broach, November 20, 1911, date of funeral December 1, 1911 Died in >Endee, New Mexico, cause of death - pneumonia, occupation - farmer, Age 70, >Internment Endee, New Mexico. > >James lived in Amarillo, Texas from 1902 to 1908. In 1908 he went to Endee, >New Mexico to homestead land. He died before the five years required to >homestead were up, but Harriet stayed until the time was up and then moved >back to Amarillo, Texas. > >More About James B. Broach: > >Burial: December 01, 1911, Llano Cemetery, Endee, NM > >Census: 1850, Hickman County, KY > > >Children of Harriett Polk and James Broach are: > >15 i. Marcus Allison4 Broach, born June 1867 in Kosse, Limestone County, >Texas. He married Myrtle Unknown 1905. > >16 ii. Thomas Wiles Broach, born February 16, 1870 in Kosse, Limestone >County, Texas; died April 17, 1951 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. He >married Isabella Rebecca Steele October 05, 1890 in Corsicana, Navarro >County, Texas; born October 08, 1873 in Groesbeck, Limestone County, Texas; >died March 24, 1944 in Pleasant Valley, Potter County, Texas. > >Notes for Thomas Wiles Broach: > >BURIAL: T. W. bought 8 cemetery lots in bell view Cemetery in January of >1891 Blk 1 lot 50. > >Two of these lots have been used. One for their Baby Boy Broach. It has a >markee (26 March 1987). The second lot is a W. P. Wadsworth (Parchman). The >cemetery Association sold 4 lots in 1971 to Mrs. Kay O'Neal Wetsel (Dudley) >of Arlington, Texas. > > > > > >More About Thomas Wiles Broach: > >Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas > >More About Isabella Rebecca Steele: > >Burial: March 27, 1944, Memorial Park Cemetery, Amarillo, Texas > >17 iii. George McLenahan Broach, born June 1875 in Kosse, Limestone County, >Texas. He married Annie Stelle March 27, 1912; born 1884; died March 09, >1913 in Amarillo, Potter County, Texas. > >More About George McLenahan Broach: > >Military service: September 12, 1918, Draft Registration, Amarillo, Potter >Co., Texas > >More About Annie Stelle: > >Burial: March 10, 1993, Amarillo, Potter County, Texas > > > >Endnotes > > >1. William Boyce White, Jr, (June 22, 1999). > >2. William Boyce White, Jr, (June 22, 1999), Nancy Crockett of Lancaster >Co., S. C. supplied material for Mr. White. > >3. Records of Tommy Miller and Norma Webb Broach, Sharon Vega. > >4. United States Census - 1910 Texas. > > > >

Yes, my family was in York County. Thanks. What do you have? Maary E. Davis -----Original Message----- From: Dorothy Chance <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, October 21, 1999 8:44 PM Subject: Re: [SCYORK] Crockett listed in 1790 Census >Where in SC? If York Co., then I might have a tidbit. > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Jud Crockett <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 9:10 AM >Subject: [SCYORK] Crockett listed in 1790 Census > > >> Is anyone searching the CROCKETT family listed in the 1790/1800/1810 >census of SC. >> Would like to share information if so. Thanks, e-mail [email protected] >> >> >

Thanks, Joyce, and others who replied regarding church records. My interest in Bethesda Presbyterian Church stems from a record at Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church in Chester Co. dated 24 Jan 1802 which says that Alexander McGahie (McGaughey) from Bethesda produced a certificate signed by John Murphy, Elder, stating that he had received privileges and his character was good. He was received by Fishing Creek Presbyterian Church. Alexander's wife was Elizabeth Brakefield. Were any Brakefields buried in the Bethesda Presbyterian Church Cemetery?

Carol What Ferrell's are you researching in the York County area? S Broom [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Ferrell <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 7:04 PM Subject: Re: [SCYORK] BETHESDA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH > Dear Suzanne, > > I am a newbie and am doing research in York County for Harris, Ferrell, Jenkins > and others. I am in Greenville, so it would be helpful to me. > > Thank you, > Carol Ferrell > [email protected] > > Suzanne Johnson wrote: > > > Hi Laverne & others: > > > > I think I have a list of names of people who are buried in the cemetery at > > Bethesda Presbyterian Church in southern York Co., if that would be helpful > > to anyone. My Freemans & McKnights attended church & the Freemans are > > buried there. It'll take me a couple of days to dig it out (just moved) but > > would be happy to look people up or post it to the list (it isn't all that > > long) if anyone is interested. > > > > Suzanne > > > > ***** > > Researching CHRISTIAN, DUNN, FREEMAN, HARRIS, JOHNSON, JACO, MCKNIGHT, > > MCMILLAN, NELSON, NEUMAN, PHILLIPS, SANDLIN, SMITH, YEILDING. > > > > Also: > > COWDEN, CHILDERS, DOUGLAS, LAWRENCE, MILLS, MCCLELLAND, MILLER, STONE, > > TAYLOR, WELLS, WILLIAMS, WINTON, WOOD/S. > > >