http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ South Carolina Genealogy Forum: Recent Posts en Fri, 30 Jul 2010 00:48:00 +0000 http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/crider-and-nettles-familes-that-lived-in-orangeburg-dist-before-1820#post-198 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:16:23 +0000 SonyaCJ 198@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>My 4g-grandfather, Frederick Crider and wife, Susannah, came from Orangeburg Dist., S.C. to Southwest Mississippi (Franklin County) before 1820. Their daughter, Elizabeth Chrishine, married Elisha Nettles before 1820 and was also living in Franklin County, Mississippi. There is also an Elisha Nettles in Orangeburg Dist. in 1820. All of this is based on the 1820 census for S.C. and MS. I am trying to find out if the younger Elisha Nettles that married the Crider is the son of the older Elisha Nettles living in Orangeburg Dist. There was another Nettles that came to MS about 1810 from another district in S.C. but he left MS about 1815 and moved to Louisiana. There is no marriage License on record in Mississippi for Elisha Nettles and Elizabeth Christine Crider. Can anyone help me? I need to know if these two Elisha's are father &#38; son and if Elisha Nettles married Eliz. Crider in South Carolina. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/parents-of-george-citizen-clarke#post-197 Fri, 16 Jul 2010 15:48:37 +0000 hclarke 197@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>,George Citizen Clarke, was born in Lexington in December 1821. He may have had brothers and/or sisters. I do not know his parent's names. I do know they moved to Middle Georgia when George was very young. I am looking for any birth info and ,info about his parents,. I have very detailed info about his life in Georgia. He died in 1896 in Perry, Georgia. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/hellams#post-195 Wed, 30 Jun 2010 16:53:33 +0000 jray864 195@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Research family of James Henry Hellams and Nicey South Hellams, Waterloo district, Laurens co. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/was-bel-air-hospital-in-bordeaux-mccormick#post-194 Thu, 24 Jun 2010 13:59:43 +0000 annie 194@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Sorry, I now think the address in Ancestry is wrong - apparently one of ancetry's quirks is to add meaningless info to entries in trees :-( </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/was-bel-air-hospital-in-bordeaux-mccormick#post-193 Tue, 22 Jun 2010 14:30:35 +0000 annie 193@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>This is a long shot I know, but I have just received the death certificate for my grandfather, DAVID ROBERT BAXTER which states that he died in Hospital Bel Air, Bordeaux on 17th June 1924. He was a seaman &#38; died after falling on board ship.<br /> I have looked in vain for this hospital in Bordeaux, France - but on looking on Ancestry one of the hints they give is from an Ancestry family tree which gives the name David Robert Baxter, died 17th June 1924 Bordeaux, McCormick, South Carolina, United States.<br /> Surely this is too much of a co-incidence for it NOT to be my grandfather isn't it?<br /> Unfortunately I don't have a subscription to Ancestry so cannot see any other info or contact the tree owner.<br /> Does anyone know whether Hospital Bel Air is or was in this Bordeaux? and if it is, any idea what cemetery he would be buried in?<br /> Any help appreciated<br /> thanks<br /> Annie </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/alexander-stewart#post-192 Thu, 17 Jun 2010 23:26:03 +0000 BillieBee 192@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Lenora,</p> <p>My Alexander Stewart died in 1803. I don't know how to answer you directly. I do not have an Alxander Stewart born in 1803.<br /> Alexander Stewart<br /> John W Stewart Sr<br /> John W Stewart Jr<br /> William Jackson Stewart<br /> Jessie Emma Stewart<br /> My Mom<br /> Me</p> <p>The above is my stewart line </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/alexander-stewart#post-191 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 14:13:39 +0000 lenora blankenship 191@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Alexander Stewart born 1803 is my great great grandfather. I would love to share information </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/samuel-oliver-family#post-189 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 11:49:31 +0000 Nancy K. Oliver 189@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for any relatives in Oliver Family from 1700's. Migrated to Johnson County, IL by 1850. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/william-moseley-information-please#post-188 Sun, 09 May 2010 13:50:25 +0000 nelld1 188@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for any information on a William Moseley who died 9 Mar 1819 Abbleville Dist. S. C. Buried Calhoun Cemetery in Abbleville South Carolina. Joseph and Mary Moseley also buried in same cemetery. Also Lucretia (Townes) MOSELEY died 30 March 1817. Any information on this family is greatly appreciated. Need sons names and census records also pictures if available. Can email directly to <a href="mailto:nelld1@comcast.net.">nelld1@comcast.net.</a> Thanking in advance. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/scruggs-family#post-186 Tue, 04 May 2010 09:48:49 +0000 ktscruggs 186@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I'm looking for any information I can find about the Scruggs family from Spartanburg: specifically about Christopher C. (Columbus) Scruggs, born around 1834. He was a lawyer who later emigrated to Texas; or his father, who may have been Drury Dobbins Scruggs (married to Elizabeth Dobbins) a farmer born around 1806?</p> <p>Thanks. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/chesser#post-185 Sat, 01 May 2010 16:48:21 +0000 aplustch1 185@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Help need to find chessers in Hampton, SC. Hezekial Chesser 1850. connected to crosby, cooks, stokes and ward.<br /> Thanks<br /> Brenda </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/alexander-stewart#post-184 Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:22:08 +0000 BillieBee 184@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Alexander Stewart born Inverness, Scotland date ?, Married Agnes Sinclair I think in Scotland date ?</p> <p>Alexander d. 13 May 1803 Charleston, SC<br /> Agnes d. Dec 1802 Charleston SC<br /> Cemetery ?<br /> Children - Jeanette Stewart, Agnes Stewart, John W Stewart<br /> Additional Children ?</p> <p>Any additional information would be appreciated. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/hogue-stewart#post-183 Sun, 18 Apr 2010 23:32:43 +0000 kimwellsbarr 183@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I am trying to find Andrew or John Andrew Hogue who married Malissa Stewart. He was born abt 1819. They had Mary Ellen Hogue Martin, John J. Hogue (moved to Texas) and Marth M. Hogue Greene. He is not the Andrew C. born of Jesse A. Hogue. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/thomas-ashby-son-of-2nd-cassique-quenby#post-182 Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:06:35 +0000 nodoubt1fan 182@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Hello I don't know if this helps but I came across this today. <a href="http://books.google.com/books?id=gkMTAAAAYAAJ&#38;printsec=frontcover&#38;dq=south+carolina+historical+and+genealogical+magazine&#38;source=bl&#38;ots=MXTz8cCDYu&#38;sig=jCFV6snzO00AcjRvasO4mEXNPAE&#38;hl=en&#38;ei=72TLS6XhDoXs9QTOz8DMBA&#38;sa=X&#38;oi=book_result&#38;ct=result&#38;resnum=4&#38;ved=0CBMQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&#38;q&#38;f=false" rel="nofollow">http://books.google.com/books?id=gkMTAAAAYAAJ&#38;printsec=frontcover&#38;dq=south+carolina+historical+and+genealogical+magazine&#38;source=bl&#38;ots=MXTz8cCDYu&#38;sig=jCFV6snzO00AcjRvasO4mEXNPAE&#38;hl=en&#38;ei=72TLS6XhDoXs9QTOz8DMBA&#38;sa=X&#38;oi=book_result&#38;ct=result&#38;resnum=4&#38;ved=0CBMQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&#38;q&#38;f=false</a></p> <p>if you download it it's a free PDF and you can find thomas on page 7 (196). Would you mind telling me how you know Thomas had a son named Stephen? I've been trying to find my connection to these Ashby's. I'm descended from the Ashby's that settled in Union County SC circa 1800 and I'm pretty sure they all came from Charleston. It would help a lot if you could tell me where you found that.</p> <p>Leslie Ashby </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/fort-jackson-sc-1997-photo#post-181 Fri, 16 Apr 2010 09:28:00 +0000 ladybuggc@sbcglobal.net 181@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I found at an auction, a great colored, photo of Fort Jackson SC; A CO 187 CL 09; YOU'RE UNDER SOME PRESSURE; DS BEERS; 27 FEB 97; SSG SAFFORD.</p> <p>I would like to return it to one who is interested.</p> <p>Gail Hutchcraft<br /> Ford County, Illinois genealogy volunteer </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/researcher-needed#post-180 Wed, 14 Apr 2010 09:26:06 +0000 kimharth 180@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Does anyone know if Brent Holcomb is still doing research? If so, does anyone know how may I get in touch with him? </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/hamiterhameterhemetor-families#post-179 Fri, 02 Apr 2010 16:33:29 +0000 Cheryl Clark 179@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Hello,<br /> I am searching for information about George Hemeter/Hamiter. He was born in SC in 1785, according to the 1850 Census, AL, Marion County. He married Elizabeth Crotwell. Both George Hemetor (spelled this way )and George Crotwell are in the 1820 Federal Census for Lexington, County. George Hemetor was my husband's gggg-grandfather. There is a lot of research on the Hamiter/Hameter families, but for some reason I can't get the link right from THIS George Hamiter/Hemeter to the rest of the Hamiters/Hameters. Any info, perhaps land or marriage records, would be much appreciated. Best, C. Clark </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/gordon-descendants#post-178 Wed, 24 Mar 2010 09:33:24 +0000 BillGo 178@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for descendants of Isiah Gordon b 1802 in NC </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/john-david-morgan#post-177 Sat, 20 Mar 2010 10:59:46 +0000 cmorgan002 177@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for parents of John David Morgan, B. 29 June, 1797 in South Carolina. Married Susannah (Susan) Mannon 4 July 1817 in Indiana. John David's father may be Goodlet Morgan, probably born in Wales, 1770-1780 or so. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/thomas-ashby-son-of-2nd-cassique-quenby#post-176 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 13:12:35 +0000 Todd Boyce 176@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Any information on my ancester Thomas Ashby, b. 1680 Liestershire England, or his first mife Elizebeth Le Jau would be must helpfull.<br /> Images , stories, Marriage or death records. Anything really.<br /> Thomas shows up in upper Virginia around 1706.<br /> No one in my family even knew about this South Carolina history.<br /> We are about to place a S.A.R. Revolution war plaque on his son (Stephen Ashby) grave<br /> site and I am searching this history to prepare presentation and fill in my Family about South Carolina connection. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/carter-family-of-lancaster-county-kershaw-sc#post-175 Wed, 17 Mar 2010 12:26:14 +0000 JCarter 175@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I am looking for any information on my grandparents Louis(Lewis?) Carter and Nettie Carter (1905-1979). From what I know the Carter family is pretty expansive in this area<br /> and legend has it that my father is the youngest out of 40 something children and my grandmother married twice and both husbands had the last name Carter ! Any info will be welcomed. Thanks! </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/traylor-family#post-174 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 08:40:11 +0000 susan egger 174@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for information on the Traylor Family. The furtherest I have gotten is Caroline Traylor who was born in Chester County in 1849. She had three children for sure. They are Joseph Jefferson, Mary I, and William Ernest. Have not found a Father for her children or her mother and father. Any help would be appreciated. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/charlotte-bruner-038-jacob-young-born-abt-1775-woodruff#post-173 Fri, 05 Mar 2010 17:16:41 +0000 geisterg@hctc.com 173@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Charlotty or Charlotte Brunner born about 1775 in Woodruff, Spartanburg..parents unknown.<br /> Jacob Young born about 1774 in South Carolina, unknown place, unknown parents<br /> They were married approximately 1814 give or take 4 years in Kentucky....<br /> Can you help me in any way? Thank you. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/josiah-bgillam#post-172 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:52:27 +0000 Barbara 172@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Josiah Brabham Gillam was one of my husband's great great grandfathers. His son was James Edward Gillam (called papoo by my husband). We don't know if he (James) had any siblings. James had quite a few children, Myrtle Blanche Gillam was one of James daughters and she married Lide Benjamin Stoudenmire from Orangeburg, SC. They had two sons and Lide deserted them when the boys were very young (elementary school). Hinton Arthur Stoudemire (the family took the n out of the last name) was the oldest and was the father on my husband -Norman Arthur Stoudemire. Hinton's younger brother Joe was killed in the war. Norman and I live in Beech Island, SC. If we can help answer any questions you can e-mail us at <a href="mailto:stoudemb@bellsouth.net">stoudemb@bellsouth.net</a> </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/berry-hasten-carter-and-emma-catherine-sease-carter#post-171 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:29:12 +0000 Barbara 171@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for info on my great grandparents - they had 5 children and the baby was Isaac Hasten Carter born 5/21/1902 - my dad's father </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/henry-young-jr-b-1756-orangeburgh-sc#post-170 Sun, 21 Feb 2010 12:47:11 +0000 F.L. Carter 170@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I am researching this early Orangeburgh lineage: William Young&gt;Henry Young&gt;Henry Young jr.</p> <p>Did Henry Young Jr. serve in the REV WAR?</p> <p>Did Henry Young Jr. marry? If so, who, where, and where?</p> <p>Nancy Young Carter<br /> PO Box 162<br /> Fruitvale, Texas 75127 </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/relatives-of-william-pierce-thornton-of-spartanburg-sc#post-169 Fri, 19 Feb 2010 13:21:07 +0000 wctdoc1943 169@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>William Pierce Thornton 1849-1936) was my great grandfather and lived in the Cross Anchor section of Spartanburg County and kept a journal for many years (excerpts published in Woodruff, SC newspaper several years ago). I would love to know if that journal still exhists and where it might be located. I would also like to know if there is a Thornton family bible or other "private" records of the early Thorntons in Spartanburg County. I know that Wm. P. Thornton's father was named Samuel and was born in South Carolina in 1800 but have been unable to find who his parents were (his mother is noted to be from Ireland on 1880 Federal Census) and father from South Carolina. Is anyone aware of any private records that might contain information about Samuel Thornton (1800-1895) or his parents, or are there any knowledgeable relatives or historians in the area? Thank you for any assistance.<br /> William Cooper Thornton, Jr. <a href="mailto:wctdoc1943@yahoo.com">wctdoc1943@yahoo.com</a> 828-668-3121. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/wade-family-tree-information#post-168 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:31:22 +0000 williams 168@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Family Reunion 2010 in Florida,trying ot find family history of Warren and Mary Wade </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/john-bryanbriantbryant-of-fairfield-co-sc-to-knox-coky#post-167 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 15:30:31 +0000 Philby 167@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>That's a typo. I meant to say that he may have been born in NC.</p> <p>Also, John Bryan/Briant/Bryant may have been brother of OR son of William Bryan. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/wournell-family-roots#post-163 Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:08:57 +0000 Doug Wournell 163@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I'm looking for information on the Wournell family that came from South Carolina to Nova Scotia in the late 1700's</p> <p>The names I have are Daniel Wournell born about 1735 died about 1805<br /> Issac Wournell son of Daniel born about 1760 died unknown<br /> Jonah Wournell son of Issac born in Santee, SC 1765 died in Head Chezzetcook, Nova Scotia in 1842. </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/1767-passenger-lists#post-162 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:44:00 +0000 pricelss1 162@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>A couple of the ships that came into Charleston in 1767 are not online to check the passenger lists. Where could I find those lists?</p> <p>I live in California so it is difficult to actually go to Charleston.</p> <p>any help would be appreciated.</p> <p>joyce Price </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/jacob-miller#post-161 Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:42:27 +0000 pricelss1 161@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I am trying to find more information on the Miller family in Edgefield, SC. Jacob Miller is the oldest coming on a ship in 1767 which I can not find listed in the passenger list... also there was James Daniel Rial, James Zachariah and Luther Madison.</p> <p>Any help would be highly appreciated.</p> <p>Thanks<br /> Joyce Price </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/holmesdunnigan#post-160 Mon, 18 Jan 2010 11:42:58 +0000 Benji31 160@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Hi, I'm looking for info on ancestors of A.C Holmes (Aaron Carrolton) Holmes married to Laura Dunnegan,Dunnigan? resided Rock Hill circa 1940 or B4.Any info would be appreciated.<br /> Benjamin </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/john-bryanbriantbryant-of-fairfield-co-sc-to-knox-coky#post-159 Wed, 13 Jan 2010 11:18:25 +0000 Philby 159@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>I'd like any information on the family of John Bryan/Briant/Bryant, who supposedly lived in Fairfield Co. SC around 1790-1810, and who subsequently moved to Knox Co. KY. He may have been the brother of William Bryan who married Sarah Hardage. He may have been born in ND.</p> <p>Thanks for any info.<br /> Philip Bryant </p> http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/topic/charles-and-temperance-barker-1800-1885#post-158 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 11:15:31 +0000 glencarroll@gmail.com 158@http://forums.southcarolinagenealogy.org/ <p>Looking for any info on the above. Died in Murphy N.C. about 1880's. Had son Iraby that married a Susannah. </p>