Kershaw - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Sikke Aldret

caustin151 — 2009-11-03 14:57:10Z

My great grandmother was Cornelia Aldret Tiencken, daughter of Benjamin S. Aldret. I have some information on Sikke and his wife Mary if yu are still interested let me know.

Thomas Harris of Kershaw Dist--ca. 1810

WCarah — 2009-10-28 19:58:13Z

I am looking for any information on a Thomas Harris, found on page 175 of the 1810 Kershaw Dist. census.

Based on the census data, Thos. Harris was born between 1766 and 1784. He had 2 boys under 10, and 2 girls under 10 years of age. His wife is the same age group as Thomas.

Harris is living close to an Oliver Massey and I am trying to establish a tie between the two families. Massey moved to Perry Co., Alabama in around 1820. Thomas Harris is not in any 1820 census that I can find in Kershaw, SC or in Perry, Alabama, but I suspect he or his family also moved to Perry Co., Alabama.

Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

church records- Little Lynches to Lynches (Cassatt to Tillersville)

paulacarterdavis — 2009-10-25 21:39:32Z

Seeking church info- what churches were present 1820 & before in the location my Davises lived- Little Lynches Creek/Pine Tree Creek/ Bell Branch/ forks of Lynches. This is general area from Cassett to Tillersville, Kershaw Co, SC. I have 1797 estate papers refering to request for adm of estate being read during or after "divine service." But have no idea what church it could be. Land records consistently place my Davises in this area. Any leads on churches, or publications of church records for Kershaw Co, SC appreciated.

Re: William Thompson b. 1857

igohikin1 — 2009-10-21 19:49:50Z

My uncle is Harrell Thompson from Bethune SC. Please email me at richard.adams@hotmail.com Thanks

Vinson Family Bible

ErikaNVinson — 2009-10-15 18:44:55Z

I have a copy of a Vinson Family Bible that belonged to Hollis and Ethel Vinson

Jane Vincent-Amos Mungo never married, they are Hollis H Vinson's parents/

Re: Darlilng A. Baker and other Bakers of 1800's Kershaw and Lancaster

sayray38 — 2009-10-10 02:43:40Z

Hello, I'm not sure if I can be of any help but I believe that Darling A. Baker and Mary Copeland were the parents of one Joe Baker. I also believe Joe had a brother called Dock Baker. Joe married a Minnie Morgan in Jan. 24, 1911. This part I am sure of:).......... Joe Baker and Minnie Morgan/Baker had a daughter Called Gatsie Jane Baker who married a John Craft. John and Gatsie Craft were the grandparents of my husband.
I know that one J.Van Baker married a Susan Boone. They were killed in a train wreak n Camden Aug. 3, 1935. Also killed with them were Samuel Baker, Steve and Annie Boone Baker, John Van Jr. If these are the same Baker's maybe I can be of some help? Thanks, Sarah

Re: jessie holland hammond

bil_brasington — 2009-09-19 18:12:27Z

Neither name is coming up in my data. Date and place of Birth might help.

Not a Hammond. The Brasingtons and Hammonds have intermarried in the Waxhaws. Any Brasington you meet in that area is likley kin to me, along with the Hinsons, Cauthens, and some Smalls.

Will help anyway I can.
bil_brasington@hotmail.com

Re: jessie holland hammond

kgravitte8662 — 2009-09-18 03:13:01Z

Hey,

I am a granddaughter of Jessie Holland Hammond. My mother was Caroline McDonald Hammond Peach.

Are you related to Jessie Holland Hammond too? If so, how?

I look forward to hearing from you.
Katie Peach Gravitte
Camden, SC 29020
gra8662@bellsouth.net

Edna Lowder Lannan

alicelannen — 2009-09-13 03:49:14Z

Looking for the Obit of Edna Lowder Lannan, She died ABT 1980 or so.She was the wife of Kenneth Mark Lannan who died in 2000. Any info on the both of them would help.

Thanks

Re: ANN GILLMAN

a7dart — 2009-09-12 01:46:55Z

i could almost see that one,, named the brother friday..

Re: REBECCA ALEXANDER WILL

a7dart — 2009-09-12 01:41:42Z

that wuz extremely deep.. son of robert alexander.. i think his father name wuz david alexander..

Re: Noel and Charles Stewart

stollison1 — 2009-09-06 01:32:41Z

Noel Stewart was my 3rd g-grandfather. I am descended from his daughter Catherine, who married a 'Moseley'. I have no info before 1850, but some after, in the Camden,SC area.

Kershaw Co, SC DAVIS family

paulacarterdavis — 2009-08-28 11:43:46Z

Researching the Davis family that begins with Edward (got land on Little Lynches 1765, will proven 1786 Kershaw Co, SC) In his will his wife was named Nelly. His children were Henson, Rosier, Mason, Esther, Rachel. My line is from Rosier, but am working on them all. I beleive many DAVISes were still in Kershaw Co, SC that will tie into mine. The known sons of my ROSIER left kershaw Co, SC in 1812. Land records are putting my DAVISes on Big Pine Tree Creek, Little Lynches, Bell Branch. I am interested in the Edward who livedon Spears Creek also. The above info is all BEFORE 1810.

Paula in MS

Re: WILL DO LOOK UPS IN KERSHAW CO. CEMETERY SURVEY BOOKS VOL. 1,2,+3,

paulacarterdavis — 2009-08-28 11:32:57Z

I know your post is old, but if you receive this could you look up these Davises: rosier, Mason (wife Ann), Edward, Winifred, Henson (wife Mary). And a Martha Norris. They lived near Bethune/ Cassatt/ Tillerville.

Are there any resources on the old churches?

Re: Carlos in Camden

Cheyenne_Turner — 2009-08-25 23:17:22Z

I am also looking for Carlos'. A James Carlos that had a child with a Boykin woman... their son was Henry Boykin (he was illegitimate so he has his mothers last name). Do you have any info that might be helpful?

clyburn

stollison1 — 2009-08-17 02:53:56Z

looking for info on Ernest Milton Clyburn, b ?, died ~1916 in Kershaw County. Married Bertha Bradley. One child, Lucille, born 1910 in Camden.

Re: Henry Beckham Young

jscott3565 — 2009-08-02 14:39:46Z

I have just started my family search 8/2/09...however, I found Henry Beckham Young,
Father: James Young, dob: abt. 1791, Jefferson Co. GA--- Mother: Obediance Bridges, dob: about 1793.
Grandfather: Jacob "R.S." Young, dob: about 1749, dod: 31 Dec. 1835, Jefferson Co. GA.
Grandmother: Elizabeth ?, dob: abt 1755.
Greatgrandfather: George Young, dob: abt. 1730
Hope this helps some Debbie Hilliard.

Re: descendent of Nelson and Moriah/Mariah McFadden English

StephanieTeel — 2009-07-17 02:00:39Z

just saw this thread. I am a descendant of Alston (oscar) Davis born 1855 to Elizabeth Davis. I am not sure what his father name is. Alston Davis married Eliza English.

Re: William Moseley of Kershaw d. 28 May 1876 -Where is he buried?

dozenne — 2009-06-22 18:29:40Z

Hello, and thank you for responding. I have not located the burial place of my Moseley (Mosley,Mosely) ancestor. I will pursue your clue. I hope that there is a transcription for that church cemetery. I have not seen anyone named McManus in Kershaw research that I recall. My ancestor was born and raised in Kershaw, but went to Union County, NC later. You might try looking there and in Lancaster County, SC, where others from Kershaw seem to have moved back and forth. Thanks again. Donna

Re: Hugh A. Hawkins

gkinard — 2009-02-06 12:28:32Z

Heidi: your name is very familiar to me. Have we already corresponded on Hugh Hawkins? (He was married to Bertha Martin, my g aunt). I was not sure we had chatted about this but did not want to disregard it if you still needed help.
Glenna Kinard, Columbia

Re: Charles Mottersett

aeoicur21 — 2008-12-13 18:05:28Z

I know it's been awhile since your post and I am hoping you are still around. The following is a post I did the other day, then went off looking if anyone else might be on the same path I am. Here is the following and please tell me what you think.....

I have found many variants of what my husbands name is now "Modisette", so it's hard to type in all of them.

This is about Isabel and Charles Modisett/e, the name most of us are familiar with.

Lets break this down:
Lets remember we do not know if Isabel even knew how to spell her husbands name, or if she was literate. My thinking is she said her name and the census taker wrote it as he heard it.

Isabel Gardner MODDISET shows in the 1830 census in Monroe County Georgia.
Isabel Gardner MODESET(T) shows in the 1820 census
We know that Isabel had a child as early as 1796 in South Carolina
We know Isabel had a child as late as 1812 in South Carolina

1776 Isabel’s birth
1780
1790
1796 Birth of first child, South Carolina
1800 husband alive
1810 husband alive
1812 Birth of last child, South Carolina / husband had to be alive for this conception
1820 Georgia
1830 Georgia

Lets say Isabel’s husband was Charles. This means we are looking for a “head of household” by the first name “Charles” in “South Carolina” by the surname of “any form” of “MODDISET or MODESET(T)” in 1800 and 1810.

There aren’t any!
Lets work backwards:

1810 There is a Charles MOTHERSHED in Kershaw South Carolina. Please note families SIMS and CASWELLS above and below this name.

1800 There is a Charles MOTTERSETT in Kershaw South Carolina. Please note William Gardner below.

1790 There is a Christopher MOTHERSHED and a William MOTHERSHED in Camden, South Carolina. Camden and Kershaw are the same place. Camden is the county seat of Kershaw. Highly possible Charles was in one of these homes and within 6 years he married Isabel and had his first child.

When the English pronounce “Mother” they don’t say it with a “th” sound. They pronounce it with a “dd” or “tt” sound. The end “Shed” would also be pronounced with an “et” sound. Thus would explain the 1800 census of the same man from 1810.
I think we need to press beyond finding “Charles” himself and find out who are Christopher and William MOTHERSHED. Who were their children, etc?

Re: Burford in Kershaw Co Al

jeffreymalone1 — 2009-06-02 06:18:49Z

I am interested in obtaining copies of any documentation you may have on Philip Terrell Burford (and his family) who was born on 29 Jun 1763 in North Carolina. I have found several conflicting dates and locations (traditions) surrounding the death for Philip T. Burford.

If there are multiple "Philip T's" out there, I am interested in the man who was the son of Philip Burford, and father of Philip Hastings Burford. According to Philip T. Burford's Revolutionary War pension file, he stated that he was born on 29 Jun 1763.

His file also documents his "federal" (non-militia) service in the Revolutionary War. From 1 Mar 1780, Philip served under Col. Nicholas Long, quartermaster general of State of North Carolina, as purchasing commissary and later wagonmaster. Received pension on Mar. 1, 1780 [Mar. 4, 1831] - Pension certificate No. 22074. In October 1781 he enlisted in the North Carolina Troop of Horse under Col. William Linton. His service was 22 months. In his pension record he served as a lieutenant but was not commissioned.

DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. Vol. Mar. 1, 1780
LENGTH OF SERVICE. Last of Oct. 1780
RANK. Purchasing Commissary
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN.
COLONEL. Nicholas Long, Q. M. G.
STATE. N. C.

DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. Dec. 1, 1780
LENGTH OF SERVICE. Middle Oct. 1781
RANK. Wagon Master
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN.
COLONEL. Nicholas Long, Q. M. G.
STATE. N. C.

DATES OF ENLISTMENT OR APPOINTMENT. Oct. 15, 1781
LENGTH OF SERVICE. 3 mos.
RANK. Lieut.
OFFICERS UNDER WHOM SERVICE WAS RENDERED.
CAPTAIN.
COLONEL. Wm. Linton
STATE. N. C.

Report From The Secretary Of War In Obedience To The Resolutions Of The Senate Of The 5th And 30th Of June, 1834, And The 3d Of March, 1835, In Relation To The Pension Establishment Of The United States. (Volume III)
Date: 1834-06-30; Publication: Serial Set Vol. No. 251, Session Vol. No.14; Report: S.Doc. 514 pt. 3; Pages 58

Statement, &c. of Fayette county, Tennessee.
Name. Philip. T. Burford
Rank. Private
Annual allowance. $73.33
Sums received. $219.99
Description of service. N. Carolina line.
When placed on the pension roll. Oct. 1, 1833
Commencement of pension. Mar. 4, 1831
Age. 72

Any documents you have would be greatly appreciated. I would especially like to have documentation to the location of his gravesite.

Thanks,
LT Jeff Malone, U.S. Navy (Ret.)

Re: Marshall/McCoy/Pate link

jeteryankeelover — 2009-06-18 00:09:26Z

My McManus family is tied to the Marshall/McCoy/Pate link, would you have any info on McManus'? My gg grandmother was Catherine Marshall married to James Frank McManus. They are both buried in MT.Zion Baptist Church Cemetery in Camden,Kershaw County in SC along with many Marshalls, MCoys and Pates.

Re: William Moseley of Kershaw d. 28 May 1876 -Where is he buried?

jeteryankeelover — 2009-06-17 23:58:27Z

Hi!
Don't know if you ever got an answer to this but thought this may help. There are many Moseley's buried in Mt.Zion Baptist Church Cemetery in Camden,Kershaw County,SC. The Moseley's were close to my family the McManus'. My great,great grandparents James Frank McManus and Catherine Marshall McManus are buried there. Have you come across any McManus' in your research? I am trying to find James' parents.

Re: Spradley family

sjreeves1 — 2008-12-24 13:41:16Z

Is your husband's family from Lancaster CO., SC? I'm doing research on the Reeves family from Lancaster Co., SC. If you want, you can go to www.reeveshome,org/genealogy/reeves/ and check for a match.

Jonathan Reeves

Durham and Dorcas Parker

sjreeves1 — 2008-12-24 13:33:15Z

Hi,

I found a Durham and Dorcas Parker on the 1880 in Kershaw County. Do you know what Dorcas's maiden name was? I'm wondering if she was a Reeves.

Jonathan

Morgan, Branham, Nelson or Sloan...Do you know these families?

MichelleHerbison — 2009-01-24 19:03:13Z

Hello All,

My name is Amanda Michelle Morgan-Herbison and I am looking for my South Carolina ancestor's. Here is what I know.

My grandparents were Curtis Willie Morgan and Ruth Branham. Curtis was the son of Alvin Laverte Morgan, everyone called him Jack, because he was a lumber jack. Alvin's wife was Sarah Alice Nelson.

Ruth's Parents were John Hubert Branham and Daisy Susanna Sloan.

Not much is know about any of their parents but any information would be welcomed. I know a few of thier other children but not alot.

Marriage Records - Hampton-Andrew; Rugsby/Rugely-Cook

ub4meib4u — 2009-02-01 22:29:26Z

This Transcription is from Kershaw Will Book 1782-1823

Hampton-Andrew:
"I the underwritten Minister of the Gospel certified by their presence that I have given and joined together in Holy State of Matrimony Henry Hampton with Susanna Andrew according to the Rules of the English Church this 30th day of May 1780. As witness my hand in presence of

William Fowler, Georg Louis Hochkimmer[?]
Robert Chapman} Minister of the Gospel"

Rugsby-Cook
"Charleston, South Carolina
November 28, 1782
These do certify that Henry Rugsby [Rugely?], Lieutenant in His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland Recipient Bachelor and Elizabeth Cook Spinster late of Camden District were this day lawfully married by me.

William Duncan
Chap'n [Chaplain] 2nd Battalion
84th Regiment

Witnesses:
John Adamson
William Rugsby [Rugely?]"

John Chestnut m Sarah Cantey, dec 1815-1818, not 1813

ub4meib4u — 2009-06-09 20:11:10Z

I have discovered a date error regarding the above John Chestnut.
Some Ancestry Family trees indicate that John Chestnut of Kershaw or Chester Co died on April 1, 1813. This date of death appears to be a misread and should be between the years of 1815 and 1818 [perhaps Apr 1, 1818]. His Will is recorded in Kershaw County Wills Book No A1 pp 477-490, and was written on June 27, 1815 [quote], "...In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal at Camden this 27th day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen and in the thirty ninth year of the American independence...John Chestnut L.S." Witnesses are John Cantey, James W. Cantey, and Andrew Hood.

On April 20, 1818, the following 4 men signed and swore to the correctness of the Will as filed in open court: James Chestnut, Duncan McRae, James S. Deas, and John Taylor. These men are his son and sons-in-law and are all named as Executors along with grandson John Chestnut. The grandson John Chestnut is able to serve as executor once he reaches the age of 21.

The Will and Inventory are 14 pages in the Will book.

This is not my direct line, but I assume the poster would want to correct the error in the death year since it can't possibly be 1813, as is currently posted.

Re: Hugh A. Hawkins

heidihacker2002 — 2009-02-08 18:50:07Z

Yes, we corresponded years ago. Grover H. Hawkins was my grandfather. He was killed 2 weeks before my father Kenneth Leslie Hacker (Hawkins before he was adopted by Floyd Hacker)
I still live in Las Vegas, but times are really rough. My boyfriend and I have been out of work for 6 months now and everythings about to get turned off.
But back to Hawkins. I have alot of information that I think I was supposed to send you but, you know life...it got in front of me and I forgot.
Please do keep in touch.

Re: Scarboroughs in Kershaw

family_history_research — 2008-11-10 08:24:35Z

My email address has changed-we finally have access to high speed internet.
previous email address
jimair@pelicancoast.net

current email address
family_history@att.net

Daniel Murchison / Margaret McCaskill

teer9690 — 2009-02-02 22:56:02Z

Is anyone else researching the Daniel Murchison d:13 Oct 1843 and Margaret McCaskill d: 30 Jul 1847 lines? I descend from their son John.
Trying to find Daniel's siblings and father. I believe his mother died before they came to America. Also trying to find any info on Margaret parents and siblings.

Thanks
Twylla teer9690@comcast.net

Re: Robinson/Roberson

6thGenerationEMD — 2008-11-14 00:50:26Z

Hello. I was doing some research and came across your posting. My father is a ROBINSON and he said his fathers' family was originally from CAMDEN, SC. His grandparents was either PHIBA/PHOEBE and SIGH/SIGER/SIGO? ROBINSON and from my understanding these were the names of their children
ALWARDEN-LOUISA-DINAH-FRASIA-EUGENE-EARNEST-LAWRENCE. They resided in and around SUMTER, SC. Please contact me.

Re: Mary (Molly) Baker

bjohnson041 — 2009-05-15 23:15:27Z

Molly is the daughter of Molcy. Molly is my great-grandmother on my Mother's side of my family. If you have a picture of Molcy I would like to see it myself.

William Hampton Gardner

gaframer — 2009-06-17 22:32:29Z

Not sure I understand your question.
William Hampton Gardner b 1859 Kershaw Co, SC, d 1926; son of John Burgess & Rosanna Catherine Prudence Thomas Gardner.

Re: Bentley and Julia Brown Outlaw

trisinger1 — 2009-07-13 16:37:58Z

So far, I've searched every page of the 1920 Buffalo, Kershaw Co. census, every page of the 1920 Rossville, Chester Co., SC census (where they were in 1930), and I'm in the process of searching the rest of the 1920 Kershaw Co. census page by page.

If I find the Hawkins and the Outlaws in 1920, I'll let you know.

Re: Bentley and Julia Brown Outlaw

trisinger1 — 2009-07-12 20:33:59Z

From what I've gathered through census records and trees found on Ancestry.com, Carrie V. Outlaw's father, Burrell Outlaw, was the son of Benjamin Outlaw and Mary Ann Walter. Benjamin was the son of George Outlaw and Martha ?.

Hebron Ellerbe Outlaw was the son of Bentley A. Outlaw and Julia Brown. He was the grandson of Roderick O. Outlaw and Mahala ?. He was the gr-grandson of John Outlaw and Abigail ?. He was the gr-gr-grandson of Bentley Outlaw and Martha ?. He was the 3rd gr-grandson of George Outlaw and Martha ?. Therefore, Carrie V. Outlaw Hawkins and Hebron Ellerbe Outlaw were 4th cousins.

It just still baffles me that I can't find this Hawkins family, nor any member of the Outlaw family, in the 1920 census. I found the Hawkins in the 1930 Chester Co., SC census. Hebron and Inez were living with them. That census states that Hebron was 30 and had been married since he was 20. It also states that Inez was 26 and first married at age 14. According to his information they would have been married in 1920. According to her information, they would have been married in 1918.

Do you have any idea when and where they were married? That might help me find them in the 1920 census.

THANKS!

Bentley and Julia Brown Outlaw

trisinger1 — 2009-07-12 01:57:06Z

I'm doing some research for a friend of mine and came across these people.

In the 1930 SC census, John Hawkins and wife Carrie V. Hawkins were living in Rossville, Chester Co., SC. As far as I can tell, they had only one child, Inez M. Hawkins. I can't find them in the 1920 census, but there is no other child listed with them in the 1930 census. I found them in the 1910 census, with Inez being their only child, so I came to the conclusion that she was their only child.

In that 1930 census that I found, Inez was listed as Inez M. Outlaw. Her husband was Hebron Ellerbe Outlaw. They had a daughter named Julia V. Outlaw, who was my friend's grandmother.

If you have any information on Hebron E. Outlaw, or where the Hawkins family might have been living in 1920, please let me know.

Re: Bentley and Julia Brown Outlaw

jhawk1128 — 2009-07-12 11:48:56Z

Hello,
Yes, these people are related to me. Inez Hawkins would be my 2nd cousin twice removed.
I do believe that Inez Hawkins was an only child, she may have had siblings that died very young though?
Inez's Father was John Hawkins (5/1/1870-7/28/1946), he was born in Darlington County, this is where my Hawkins family is from and I have that line pretty far back, he died and is buried in Kershaw County.
John Hawkins married Carrie V. Outlaw (1881-10/16/1949) in about 1899. Carrie V. Outlaw is a daughter of Burrell Outlaw & Mary Jane Brannon, these Outlaw's & Brannon's were from Kershaw County, John Hawkins & Carrie are buried in the Brannon Cemetery in Kershaw County.
Hebron E. Outlaw (8/9/1897-12/13/1962), also born in Kershaw County was a son of Bentley Outlaw & Julia C. Brown, I believe that Hebron Outlaw & his Mother-In-Law Carrie V. Outlaw are related in some way, but not sure as yet! Hope this helps! I have more on these families if interested?

Jeff Hawkins

Re: Bentley and Julia Brown Outlaw

jhawk1128 — 2009-07-13 11:51:47Z

Hello,
Yes...all that you state is correct, I had all that information also...did not see it until after I answered your question.
I have not been able to find them in the 1920 Census either, which means either there is a very bad mispelling of their names or they were completely missed by the census taker.

Thanks,
Jeff Hawkins

Re: Contact for Information on the Brannon Cemetery.

jhawk1128 — 2009-03-06 19:01:06Z

Martha,
I have an ancestor buried there. His name is John Hawkins, born around 1870 and his wife Carrie Outlaw born around 1882. I think Carrie is related to a Hebron E. Outlaw. John Hawkins was from Darlington County.

Thank you,
Jeff Hawkins

Darlilng A. Baker and other Bakers of 1800's Kershaw and Lancaster

chopkins425 — 2009-04-24 15:18:18Z

I am searching for children and grandchildren and other information about the family of Rachel Baker, listed in Chesterfield, the mining district, in 1850 and in Lancaster in 1860. Her granddaughter, Molcy (Mary, Molly) was listed in Keshaw in 1870-1900. I SUSPECT that Darling(married mary copeland and listed in Chesterfield county in both 1850 and 1860)is Molcy's brother. I'm pretty sure Jane and Louis Baker are Molcy's sister and brother. Since I am at a dead end on Molcy, I'm hoping to find a connection in another part of the family. I don't know if Rachel married a Baker or if her maiden name was Baker but I know she is Molcy's grandmother. I also suspect Alex and Henry Baker of Lancaster census 1860 are in the family but I don't know how they are connected. Please help! This is driving me crazy.

Re: Mary (Molly) Baker

chopkins425 — 2009-04-24 14:59:13Z

Actually her name is Molcy (spelled various ways) and she is my husband's ancestor. I've been stumped about this line for a long time. If anyone wants to share, there is a picture of Molcy but I don't have a copy. I am working on getting a neice to send a copy to me and when I get it I'll be glad to share it with anyone.

Re: email change

paulacarterdavis — 2009-03-13 08:10:04Z

plcartr is paulacarterdavis@yahoo.com

Re: my new email

paulacarterdavis — 2009-03-13 07:45:18Z

My email has changed. paulacarterdavis@yahoo.com

Still looking for these DAVISES.

Re: White Family

rejones1 — 2009-07-10 01:09:04Z

William & Hannah were my ggg grandparents. I need info on the Whites listed in the 1800,10,20 & 30 Kershaw Co. Census. Were they the sons of the earlier Whites in Lancaster Co? Any info would be appreciated.
Richard Jones at ricdiajo@charter.net

Re: Bentley and Julia Brown Outlaw

zoegracie — 2009-07-14 16:16:27Z

Hebron Outlaw
Birth: 09 AUG 1897 , Kershaw, South Carolina

Christening:
Death: 13 DEC 1962

Burial: Brannon Cem, , Kershaw, South Carolina

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Parents:
Father: Bentley Outlaw Family
Mother: Julia C.

Re: Samuel Shiver, Sr. (1785-1842)

zoegracie — 2008-12-26 09:35:20Z

What is the reference source for this obit please???

Re: Samuel SHIVER

zoegracie — 2008-12-26 09:31:57Z

Margaret Shiver, daughter married Sterling (Starling) Thompson on 20 Apr 1841.. They had a number of children while in South Carolina. She died between the 1850 census and 1854 when he appears in Augusta, Georgia with the children. Have you ever seen a date of death or a place of burial for Margaret Rebecca Shiver Thompson?

Re: Hugh A. Hawkins

gbkinard — 2009-02-09 12:12:15Z

Heidi: I'd love to see what you have on the family. My email address is:
gkinard@sc.rr.com.

Thanks!