The William Stone from Newberry, SC is listed in the 1790 census as the following: Free White males 16 years and older: 1 Free White males under 16: 1 Free white females: 5 Slaves: 1 I don't know if I have any connection to this line, but my Stones lived in Spartanburg, SC. They then moved to Gibson and Carroll Counties in TN. Anjanette ---------- > From: Jeff Williams <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [STONE-L] Elizabeth Stone's ancestry > Date: Sunday, August 23, 1998 10:54 AM > > Anjanette, > I believe that the William Stone in Newberry County, SC was my William Stone that died in 1819 and left a > will in Jackson County, TN probated in McMinn County, TN. His daughter, my ancestor, first married Thomas > Spearman and had 3 children in Newberry, Wesley, Ann Wisdom and Thomas William and then married Edmund > Roberts, no children. They moved to McMinn County, TN. Two of the children later moved to Miller County, > MO. Ann Wisdom who married William Shelton (later moved to Pulaski County). And Thomas William, my > ancestor, who married Nancy Shelton. > Do you know of this William Stone and his parentage? He also had sons named Uriah and Elijah. There is some > connection to Barren County, KY also. Uriah had a son named Asbury. William may have had a brother named > Archibald. > Jeff Williams > > > Anjanette Lofgren wrote: > > > Do you know which county your William Stone was from? > > > > In the 1790 SC census I show several William Stones. They are from Chester > > Co., Camden Co., Georgetown District, Prince Fredericks Parish, Ninety-Six > > District, Abbeville Co., Ninety-Six District, Greenville Co., Ninety-Six > > District, Laurens Co., Ninety-Six District, Newberry Co., Ninety-Six > > District, Pendleton Co., and Ninety-Six District, Spartanburgh Co. > > > > Anjanette > > > > ---------- > > > From: [email protected] > > > To: [email protected] > > > Subject: Re: [STONE-L] Elizabeth Stone's ancestry > > > Date: Saturday, August 22, 1998 9:34 AM > > > > > > In a message dated 8/21/98 08:56:29 PM Central Daylight Time, > > > [email protected] writes: > > > > > > << Hi, Jack, am looking at James Stones on the ancestry.com world tree > > > files....is there anything else you can > > > tell us to identify this James Stone? wife? children? date of death, > > etc? > > > regards, Victoria > > > >> > > > > > > Yes maam. > > > I would be happy to. Thank you for your quick response. > > > According to family tradition and records, my great great great > > gradfather > > > James Stone, was born in South Carolina in 1790. It was stated by his > > > daughter in law in a biography of her husband that James' father was > > named > > > William, and that he had a tobacco plantation in SC and was wounded in > > the > > > revolutionary war. James' mothers' maiden name was MCCLURE. A cousin of > > > mine, Wayne HENDON, has stated that James and Elizabeth GUEST were > > married in > > > 1816 in Tennesee. I know that is eldest son Martin (1817) and his second > > son > > > William (1818) were born in Warren county Tennessee. They moved to > > Alabama in > > > 1819-1820 or so. Here Sarah (1820), James H (1822), Mary Ann (1824) and > > > Margaret (1828) were born. Then they relocated to Yell county Arkansas > > about > > > 1830 where Greeberry (1831) and Redman (1832) and Matilda (1835) were > > born. > > > Redman was my great great grandfather. About 1837 they moved on to Barry > > > County Mo, and John Lock Stone was born there in 1839. Two years later > > their > > > last child Andrew Larkin Stone wsa born in Barry county Mo. In 1843 > > they > > > moved to Texas, residing in Rusk county, in 1850 James moved to Hunt > > county > > > where he died iSept 12, 1851. Some of the kids split up and moved to > > Tarrant > > > county, but then most all of them relocated to Erath county by 1860 and > > > ultimately to Comanche county around the small town of Proctor Texas. > > Outside > > > Proctor Texas there is the Stone family graveyard, where William, Redman, > > > Matilda, and Greenberry are all buried. > > > > > > Also, there are some of the family buried a few miles away in the area > > known > > > as Ebenezer Texas. You wont find it on a map trust me ha ha. > > > > > > My part of the family, Redman and wife lived in the Ebenezer area. > > Redman > > > married once about 1855 and had 5 children, all but one of the children > > died, > > > and then his wife died about 1862. My great grandfather was the only one > > to > > > survive. Redman remarried to Harriette Sanders and the two had many more > > > children. All together Redman fathered about 12 kids. My great > > grandfather > > > married Sarah Gartman around the 1870's and the two lived there having 8 > > > children and then his wife died. He left Comanche county about 1900 am > > moved > > > to Mason County around the area of Streeter Texas. It was there they my > > > Grandmother of 16, Donia Gertrude Stone met and married my grandfather of > > 40 > > > Albert Lee McGehee. > > > > > > If you have any information on this family, I would love to correspond > > with > > > you. We have a great deal of info to share, but are always curious to > > find > > > more. There are some of the kids of James we know very little about. > > Also, > > > where was James born and all about his lineage. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Look forward to hearing from you. > > > Rev Jack McGehee > > > > > > > > > ==== STONE Mailing List ==== > > > To unsub or for more info on the STONE list please see: > > http://members.aol.com/TreeCrazyD/stone_l.html > > > Note: that is STONE _L just like in the list name. It is case sensitive. > > > > ==== STONE Mailing List ==== > > To unsub or for more info on the STONE list please see: http://members.aol.com/TreeCrazyD/stone_l.html > > Note: that is STONE _L just like in the list name. It is case sensitive. > > > > > ==== STONE Mailing List ==== > To unsub or for more info on the STONE list please see: http://members.aol.com/TreeCrazyD/stone_l.html > Note: that is STONE _L just like in the list name. It is case sensitive. >