Lexington - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Lexington County land records, Gauntt, Williams and Knotts families

paulmhmd — 2013-05-16 00:56:41Z

I have a court record from Lexington County where Nancy Williams (wife of William Williams) and Sarah Gauntt (wife of Israel Gauntt, Sr.) relinquish their interest in a piece of land (listed as recorded at pages 316 and 317). I am assuming by this that Nancy and Sarah are sisters and they inherited this land. Can anyone advise or help me in trying to figure out who they got this land from (their father??). I am descended from Sarah Gauntt through her son, Clement Jackson who presumably was from an earlier marriage. Thank you.

Re: Grubbs in Lexington, SC

JeffcoatHouse — 2013-05-08 16:16:06Z

Hi, I am researching Henry Grubbs as a possible father of Mary Ann Grubbs Jeffcoat, mistress of the Samuel Jeffcoat House and Plantation until 1880, wife of Wesley Jeffcoat. She is living in the 1840 census as an 8 year old girl with the Willams family.

Re: MISSOURI JEFFCOAT

Willie Mitchum — 2013-04-21 02:44:09Z

I am looking for the parents of Missouri Jeffcoat who married Thomas Flake. Thomas served in the War Between The States and married Missouri after he came home. They are my great-grandparents. Their son Thomas Vernon Flake was my grandfather. Thanks for any information that you can provide.

Re: MISSOURI JEFFCOAT

fuathurio89 — 2013-04-20 20:45:13Z

carries husband was mike d sharpe,,my grand parents

Re: MISSOURI JEFFCOAT

fuathurio89 — 2013-04-20 20:26:33Z

mike d sharpe

Re: Alewine

gwendowney — 2013-03-19 02:43:04Z

Which line of Alewine family are you researching?

Re: Sightler Family Cemetery off State Pond Road, Lexington, SC

JohnHowell1624 — 2013-02-26 05:01:40Z

My ancestors are buried in this cemetery. They are Henry Sightler and wife Margaret Murff. I have not visited the cemetery but wish to do so.

jjhowell41@aol.com

Re: Henry Wise Plum Hutto Family

ibpete — 2013-02-25 15:31:48Z

If you are still seeking information on Henry and his parents i can email you or others a pdf file with the information that I have. Did not want to post such a large file on this site. (over 80 pages). I can not verify the information but it will give you possible information that you do not have.

Re: Henry Wise Plum Hutto Family

honeynorma20 — 2013-02-23 18:40:27Z

Henry Wise Plum Hutto was my mother's father. My mother is Shelby Jean Hutto. My mother is from the second marriage of Henry and Cynthia Mae Lucas. Clara "Tootie" is from the first marriage. I am sorry I don't have any info on your grandfather's bible but Clara's sister Beulah was active in finding out history of our family.

Grubbs in Lexington, SC

dts146 — 2013-02-16 21:19:07Z

Hello:

Just wondering if anyone has researched any of the Grubbs family in Lexington, SC? I'm particularly interested in Phillip Grubbs who appears in the 1790FC in Edgefield, 1810, 1820, and 1830 FCs in Lexington. I'm further interested in Henry Grubbs, a possible son or nephew who also appears in the 1820, 1830 census in Lexington.

It's interesting that I can't find any references to them in these boards or elsewhere when he apparently lived in the same area for decades!?

Also, what is the state of probate and other records of this county? Does much exist? Is any online? Published? I've been concentrating in AL research and haven't done much in SC yet.

Thanks for any information at all!

Derric

Re: GREEN, SUTTONS, JOHNSON, MANIGAULT

ablessings — 2013-02-01 20:03:47Z

I'm sorry... I can be reached at momresa1@verizon.net

Re: GREEN, SUTTONS, JOHNSON, MANIGAULT

ablessings — 2013-02-01 20:03:00Z

Hello Ms. Green,

I pray all is well and that you are still receiving information on this site. I would like to connect with you in regards to the Manigault Famly... My name is Teresa R. (Manigault)Bennett, my fathers name is John and he is the great grandchild of Jacob Manigault

My new Lexington County History blog

Martha_Spivey — 2013-01-24 19:58:33Z

I have just begun a new blog about Lexington County history. Stop by and have a look and leave a comment. If there is anything you would like to see on it, please let me know.
http://lexcohistory.blogspot.com/

Re: Lexington County marriage records

rsgreg — 2013-01-23 14:35:59Z

Thanks. I might be interested in your book. I have been compiling marriage information on families linked to my lines for several years and have an abundance of marriage data on Lexington County based families I would share.

If you're interested in my data please feel free to contact me at: rsgreg@homesc.com.

Richard

Re: Lexington County marriage records

Martha_Spivey — 2013-01-23 14:16:30Z

I am compiling a book of Marriages of Lexington County if you're interested.

Re: Alewine-Sons Family

lacalabrese2020 — 2012-12-28 19:19:05Z

I am looking for relatives of my father Horace Greely Alewine of Newberry, SC. He was born 1928 to Horace Sr and Eulah Pearl Holt. He was married to Alma Fowler and did live in North Carolina for awhile. If anyone has any information would you please contact me? Thanks

Re: COCKRELL and FALLAW Burial Research (and other associated surnames)

Detaylor5246 — 2012-12-09 07:58:14Z

My mother was June Cockrell Estabrook whose father was Maxie Cockrell, a brother of your great grandfather Dee Cockrell. I am not sure that I knew about Olivia's death. Would appreciate info on Mildred and Claudia.

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

kbwimbush — 2012-11-02 13:25:55Z

That definitely helps with the Pound children (Myrtie was my grandmother). I didn't know about Octavia; looks like she died young. Lee's death certificate has him as Lee Pascel Pound, and I had no idea where Elsie and Darby went.

Thanks!

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

MaryHarmon28 — 2012-11-02 13:06:53Z

In the Red Bank UMC Cemetery, located on S. Lake Drive (Hwy #6) in Red Bank, Lexington County, are buried the following "POUNDS".

1) Donia Cobinthia Pound, dau/of BB & Corrie Pound
(24 Feb 1902 - 12 May 1902)

2) Inf son/of Peter & Hattie H. Pound: One date of 1911

3) Octivia Pound (Spelling is this way)
(13 Aug 1891 - 05 Jun 1897)

4) Darby R. Pound (22 Mar 1903 - 14 Dec 1914)

5) Peter Hilliard Christian Pound:
(11 Jul 1850 - 30 Apr 1917)

6) Hattie Hallman Pound: (21 Jan 1869 - 26 Aug 1946)

7) Duffie L. Pound: (23 Jun 1901 - 25 Jun 1946)

8) M. Lee Pound: 23 Dec 1892 - 20 Oct 1918)

9) A.C.I. Pound, wf/of Fred B. Pound:
(19 Nov 1866 - 20 Jun 1896)

10) Protis Paschal Pound, son/of FB & AC Pound:
21 Jul 1895 - 20 Jun 1896)

11) Polly Emeline Dickson: (08 Jan 1832 - 28 May 1911)

12) Fred B. Pound: (05 Apr 1875 - 15 Jan 1918)

I have a "Hallman Book" written in 1974 which gives this information:

Hattie Odell Hallman marr. Peter Hilliard Pound on 28 Aug 1889. Her parents were Thomas Wesley Hallman & Catherine Clark. His parents were unknown. Their children were:

1) Octavia Pound, 13 Aug 1891 - 05 Jun 1897. No record of
her marriage.

2) Massah Lee Pound, 23 Dec 1892 - 20 Oct 1918. No record
of her marriage.

3) Elsie Geneva Pound, 22 Oct 1894. Married Parrie Kelly,
dates unknown.

4) Myrtle Virginia Pound, 24 May 1898; Married Albert Bernhardt, b. 22 Oct. 1902.

5) Winnie Emmaline Pound, 13 Feb 1900; Marr. Henry Edgar Alewine, Born 13 Dec 1898.

6) Larl Duffie Pound, 23 Jun 1916. No marriage record.

7) Darby Ronald Pound, 22 Mar 1903 - 14 Dec 1914; Never
married.

8) Lillie Roxanna Pound, 10 Apr 1908; Marr. Kimball Ward
Jones, Sr., born 12 Dec 1900.

Hope this helps,
M. Harmon
Columbia, SC

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

rsgreg — 2012-11-02 02:08:21Z

You might be able to find some of the Pound family obituaries at the Richland County Library Obituary site: http://myrcplcomres.ipac.sirsidynix.net/ipac20/ipac.jsp?prof...

Search by last name, first initial (name, etc). If you find an obit you're interested in used the "Request Obit" selection at the top of the link page.

Richard

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

hhimrey — 2012-10-16 20:08:09Z

Use hhimrey (at) gmail.com. I don't have an Ancestry user name.

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

kbwimbush — 2012-10-16 19:54:10Z

Oh, wait. Is that your ancestry.com user name your gmail.com address?

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

kbwimbush — 2012-10-16 19:50:48Z

Ha, so I was on the right track! Woo hoo!!

The biggest thing that confused me with Jacob being married to Mahala Redmond is that she was on the 1850 census as Redmond (with Josephine Redmond) and the 1860 census as Pound (with Josephine Pound). He was on the 1850 census with rest of the children and 1860 census with just Rebecca.

I assume they separated (or divorced) but why did the rest of the children get split up?

I'll drop you an email on the Hallman stuff. Thanks!

Re: Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

hhimrey — 2012-10-16 15:24:54Z

Lexington Co family researcher Beiman Otis Prince reported some family groups for the Orangeburg Pounds who moved to Lexington Co. (Like all traditional sources, these data require checking/verification.)

I. Peter Pfund, 1 October 1763 - 16 Jan 1828 Lexington SC, son of Jacob Pfund and Mary Felder, married 18 Jul 1786 Ann Knight, 1757 - 30 May 1852. Their children were (1) JACOB PETER POUND born 1 Jul 1784; (2) Mary Pound born 25 Sep 1786; (3) Ann Pound, 11 Sep 1788 - 21 Oct 1796; (4) Barbara Pound, 24 Apr 1791 - 7 Jan 1881, married Sabastian Bass; (5) Daniel J. Pound born 20 Feb 1793; (6) Rachel Pound born Nov 1795.

II. JACOB PETER POUND, born 1 Jul 1784, son of Peter Pound and Ann Knight, married Margaret___, 1787 - 22 Oct 1867. Their children were (1) JACOB H. POUND, 1814 - 18 Dec 1868, married (a) JoAnna Crider and (b) Mahalia Redmond; (2) Peter Pound, born 1825, never married; (3) Mary Ann Pound, 1813 - 12 May 1889, married Jacob Peter Pearson, died 25 May 1897; (4) Daniel J. Pound, born 15 Jul 1819, married Christianna Richter.

III. JACOB H. POUND, 1814 - 18 Dec 1868, son of Jacob Peter Pound and Margaret___, married Mahala Redmond, daughter of Peter Redmond, with issue: (1) Barbara Susannah Pound, born 18 Aug 1839; (2) Mary Margaret E. Pound, 4 Nov 1840 - 15 Aug 1850; (3) Rachel Rebecca Pound, born 16 Oct 1842, married John Baughman; (4) Sarah Louisa Pound, born 26 Dec 1843; (5) Lucinda Louvennia Pound, born 10 Jul 1845, married John Richter with no issue; (6) Saphire Addison Pound, born 2 Sep 1846, buried Harmony Baptist Church, married Reubin Sharpe; (7) Mildred C. Pound, born 7 Jan 1848; (8) PETER HILLIARD CHRISTIAN POUND, 11 Jul 1850, married (1) 27 Nov 1873 Lucy Ann Younginer, born 19 May 1853 and (2) 28 Aug 1889 Hattie Odelle Hallman, born 21 Jan 1869.

Contact me @gmail.com, and I'll send you some material re the early Holman/Hallman family of Lexington--they're even more complicated than the Pounds...

Harriet Imrey

Seeking Peter Pound Parentage

kbwimbush — 2012-10-16 13:53:05Z

I am having a problem finding out who my great grandfather's parents were. His name was Peter Hilliard Christian Pound and he was born in Lexington County, South Carolina. His death certificate lists his date of birth as July 1850.

He is not on the 1850 census.

He is on the 1860 census living with the Goodwyn/Goodwin family. His birth year there is 1847.

He is not on the 1870 census. Neither are the Goodwin's.

He is on the 1880 census with wife number 1. His birth year there is 1851.

He is on the 1900 census with wife number 2. His birth year there is 1849.

Here is what I have cobbled together as a theory:

Looking back to the 1800 census, there is only one Pound in the Lexington County area:

Peter Pound I (okay, this is a good clue, I think!)

1810: again, just Peter Pound I.

1820: No Peter Pound I. Just a Margaret Pound. No other Pound's. I speculate that this was his wife.

1830: No Peter Pound. No Margaret Pound. Just a Barbara Pound. Hmm. Is that Margaret going by a middle name? Is that a daughter who became the head of house after Margaret died?

1840: Jacob Pound, Barbara Pound. Theory: Jacob is Peter and Margaret's son.

1850: Daniel Pound, 1821 with wife and children (son of Peter and Margaret); Barbara Pound b 1788 (err...Sister of Peter I?) ; Ann Pound b 1757 (mother of Peter I?); Jacob Pound b 1814 with NO wife but five children (son of Peter I and Margaret)

1860 Margaret Pound b 1787 with the Pearson family and a Peter Pound II b 1825 (Peter I and Margaret's son), Barbara Pound head, b 1789 (daughter of Ann Pound and ?, sister of Peter I?), Jacob Pound b 1816 with one of his children in another home, two of them in different homes, and two missing, Peter Pound (MINE!) with the Goodwyn family, Mahaley Pound b 1810 with a Josephine Pound born 1845, Mahala Pound b 1817 with the Redman family (totally not sure where they fit in!!)

So, finally: My theory is that Peter Pound (1850) is the son of Jacob Pound and unknown wife. Wife died shortly after Peter was born around 1849-1850. Peter was sent to live with someone who could take care of him before his father was enumerated but possibly AFTER the new family was enumerated. The rest of the children were sent to live with whoever would take them, leaving the father with just one child in 1860.

This would make Peter Pound 1850 the son of Jacob Pound 1817 who was the son of Peter Pound 1780's.

Does anyone have any other ideas or information that might help?

Thanks,

Kristen

Is something missing on the 1870 census for Lexington County

kbwimbush — 2012-10-12 23:08:08Z

Hello,

My grandmother and her parents and grandparents (at least) resided in various parts of Lexington County, SC.

I have found all (most?) of them on both the 1860 and 1880 census; I have found none of them on an 1870 census, anywhere.

Here's what I have; I am including a couple of people who were born around 1869 - they may be missing due to inaccurate birthdate:

Hattie O'dell Hallman (Pound) b 1869, Gilbert Hollow on 1880 census, no 1870 census 2nd wife of Peter Hilliard Christian Pound.

Peter Hilliard Christian Pound b 1851, Orangeburg on 1860 census, Boiling Springs on 1880 census, no 1870 census.

Lucy Ann Younginer Pound b 1850, Clarks Mills on 1860 census, Boiling Springs on the 1880 census. 1st wife of Peter Hilliard Christian Pound.

Thomas Wesley Hallman b 1835, Lightwood Creek on 1860 census, Gilbert Hollow on 1880. No 1870. Father of Hattie Hallman.

Zilpha B Hallman, b 1805, died 1871 according to headstone. Only census I could find her on at all was 1860, Lightwood Creek. Mother of Thomas Wesley Hallman.

EDIT: Okay, weird! Seconds after I posted this a hint popped up for Zilpha B Hallman; I couldn't find an 1850 census for them, but it's there now! Still no 1870, though.

Barbara Catherine Clark Hallman b 1841, Clarks Mills on 1860 census, Gilbert Hollow on 1880. No 1870 census. Mother of Hattie Hallman.

Andrew J Clark b 1818, Clarks Mills on 1860, Chinquapin on 1880. No 1870 Likewise for his wife and children, his father, and his wife's parents.

Is there some commonality between these places the would indicate a lost page or a missed area for the 1870 census? I think that this is too many people to be missing for it to be transcription or spelling errors.

Can anyone help? I need the 1870 information to find a missing link and it's driving me nuts!

Thanks,

Kristen

Re: Elisha "Malachi" Williams

nwmson — 2012-08-17 12:29:46Z

I have found no verification or documentation for ancestors of James "Big Jim" Williams, but continue to look and hope. Results of DNA testing for the family of James "Big Jim" Williams (and his son Elisha Malachi) is attached to my ancestry.com Williamson/Williams Family Tree: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/19185592/person/767525692

Re: Miller Family of Gilbert, S.C.

qadowsh — 2012-08-08 18:38:59Z

i had a great grandfather named john mccartha but he was a black man

Re: Elisha "Malachi" Williams

JohnHowell1624 — 2012-07-25 22:22:30Z

I go back past James Williams. It is possible that Elisha is descended from Roger Williams who was governor and founder of Rhode Island. I have the connection but as you know there are many errors online. Keyword search for "Some SC Cousins". If you have trouble email me at: jjhowell41@aol.com I have Elisha's picture on my site.

Elisha "Malachi" Williams

beckmar95 — 2012-07-25 15:29:17Z

We are researching my husband's family tree. We can trace his lineage back to Elisha "Malachi" Williams, born Apr 18, 1822, died Jan 24 1897, in Swansea.

It appears that Elisha's father is James "Big Jim" Williams, but then going any further back doesn't seem to be solidly verifiable.

We would appreciate any help, documentation, that can help us in this effort.

Alewine

BeverlyMarine84 — 2012-06-11 18:29:00Z

I am interested in Alewine and Carroll families; looking for information on these families.

Holiness church at Leesville

maryabernathymeyer — 2012-06-07 14:26:41Z

I read about someone attending a Holiness church at Leesville in 1897. Can someone tell me more about
this congregation? Is it still there? Were there
other Holiness churches in Lexington Co. SC in 1897?

Re: KELLY / CALK court case

dfrazierleblanc7 — 2012-05-20 14:03:30Z

Catherine is James Calk's mother-in-law. His wife was Susannah Jenkins.

Re: KELLY / CALK court case

alaskabluebird — 2012-05-18 22:47:25Z

thank you. if that's the case, then Catherine would be collecting moneys for James' estate?...is that correct? AND what is the relationship between Catherine & James? How is Catherine, Rejoice's grandmother?
please let me know (if you know or can help).
sincerely,
Melanie

Re: KELLY / CALK court case

dfrazierleblanc7 — 2012-05-18 21:52:03Z

This could be case where James Calk's daughter Rejoice Calk Frazier and her family moved to Alabama from SC and her grandmother Catherine Jenkins moved with them? There were other legal matters in Lexington when James Calk died without a will.

Re: Roll Call: Lexington County Surnames I Am Researching

kellyzone4 — 2012-04-28 08:43:58Z

I am kin to the Sharpe's and Moorer's that you are asking about. While the census does list mulatto, my great grandmother who was Ethel Moorer was Native American. Her father was David A. Moorer and his mother was Anna C. Moorer. The 1850 Census shows that Wilson Moorer was Anna's first husband. She later married a Sharp and had quite a few children. I will be happy to share what little that has confused me about these families. To make matters even more complicated, my grandfather was Lucius Sharpe. This is part of the Gaston/Swansea line that someone referred to earlier.

Thanks,
Teresa

Re: Jewel Catoe Horsley

MarthaCatoePeebles — 2012-04-20 13:15:34Z

I am so glad to hear from you, could you write me at mpeebles2@truvista.net I would love to chat with you.
I am researching our family and would love some help with it.

Re: Jewel Catoe Horsley

vsielicki — 2012-04-20 11:11:50Z

Thats my nanny. My mom, Janet is her and willies daughter. Nanny passed away years ago. I dont know.if you knew that but she's been gone. Just to let you know. I just saw this

Re: Roy R. Epting

mom2014 — 2012-04-19 19:07:47Z

mom2014@yahoo.com - Connie

Re: Roy R. Epting

mom2014 — 2012-04-19 19:07:25Z

Don, email me, Connie

Re: Roy R. Epting

donepting — 2012-04-19 18:50:51Z

I am one of many grandsons of Roy Epting, Roy was not adopted as there is a photo of walter J. Epting that looks like an old photo of me. Again,Photo proof,unless I too am adopted from the same family as roy

Re: Bundrick John Adam Marriage date?

LynnHam27 — 2012-04-12 17:02:24Z

Would appreciate any info youc are to share on them.Just now getting back to this line.Making a family tree book for great granddau for her b Day in June-lynn_ham@hotmial.com

Will share what little I have. Do have a few pcitures do you?
Thanks

Re: KOHN, GIBBS, BUNCH, HARRIS descendents

scott_harris_dod — 2012-03-25 03:24:03Z

I saw your post and can tell you that James Henry was my grandfather, and that Mack was his father. He died in Ladson (Charleston) SC. Is there any particular reason you are searching for the Harris'?

Scott

Lt. Daniel Jones - Co. K, 9th SC Inf. ??

Steve_Scroggins — 2012-03-19 18:42:26Z

Seeking info on Daniel Edmund Jones, CSA, who is described below from Dean Fowler's article "MACON COUNTY LIFE" (Macon County GA). I understand that Daniel Edmund Jones is originally from SC, and I see there was a Lt. Daniel Jones in Company K, 9th SC Infantry, mostly from Lexington County SC, the company known as the "Pickens Sentinels." Though Daniel Edmund Jones would be rather old for military service (he wasn't too old to be fathering children in 1863), I thought he might have served in a SC unit, rather than GA (Macon County). Does anyone have information about Lt. Daniel Jones to connect or rule him out as Daniel Edmund Jones?

Ezekial's parents were Daniel Edmund Jones, CSA, and Eugenia King of Danielsville, Rhode Island. Eugenia King is described as a "red-headed school teacher from Danielsville, Rhode Island." According to an article in Macon County Life by Dean Fowler, Daniel and Eugenia had seven children and the three youngest were named in the article above, Ezekial, Beura and Leonard. Any info on these people is desired.

Seeking info on the ancestors, siblings , spouse and inlaws of Ezekial Jones of Macon Co. He married 1st-Frances ?, 2nd Martha Jane Boddie Hobbs (widow of Joseph Hobbs and daughter of Allen Boddie), 3rd Cassa Barnes. Ezekial is father of John J. Jones, Minister of the Gospel, b.12-Sep-1863 d. 17-Feb-1930 (buried Little Bethel, Ideal, GA), by his 2nd wife Martha Jane Boddie.

Re: Williams of Lex. C0. SC

dlwillia101157 — 2012-03-13 19:50:20Z

Did you ever find any information here? From the info on ancestry.com, it appears that the James Madison Williams listed here was a "senior". He had a son, a "junior", who was my great grand dad.

Re: Henry Wise Plum Hutto Family

rsgreg — 2012-01-25 04:41:15Z

an obit for Henry Plum Hutto, died 1969 is in the Lexington County Library obituary index.

Use the following link to search by his name: http://www.lex.lib.sc.us/obits.asp

I'm not close enough to copy the obit for you, but you can order a copy. Use the "more information on Lexington County newspapers" and contact the library using the phone # provided.

Good luck with your search
Richard

Henry Wise Plum Hutto Family

firstunicornsplace — 2012-01-12 21:52:32Z

If I could get some help I would appreciate it very much.
Looking for information on Henry Wise Plum Hutto and his family line for his grandparents their parents. I have his mother and father. If you have any information on anyone with in this family line I would appreciate the information. I have an aunt that I can't find out any information on Also.
Her name was Clara(Tootsie) was what she was called. She was mentally challenged and I know she would put in a home in Clinton/Laurens where she died in the 1970's. I really wish I could find my Grandfather's bible.I was told that he gave it to a gentlemen that gave him a ride to his house after picking him up as he was walking home in the rain,because that was all he had to give him as a Thank You for helping him.

Re: COCKRELL and FALLAW Burial Research (and other associated surnames)

fallaws — 2012-01-02 22:41:44Z

I believe that I posted the information about Mary Polly Stone. Milledge Fallaw had a sister named Emmaline. She was the youngest child of Lewis and Polly Fallaw. She was married to George Boatwright. She died in February 1919. In her death certificate (Lexington County), her parents are listed as Lewis Fallaw and Mary Stone. The undertaker was her grandson, Wade Hampton Fallaw. This is the only/best source of information that I could find about Mary Polly Fallaw.

Hope this helps.

Chuck Fallaw

Re: Rowe family of Lexington, South Carolina 1850-1930

shellypie323 — 2011-10-29 00:58:12Z

Look up william in the south Carolina death index 1915-1955-
Willams father is named Isaac Merrit! I also believe that LVenus Rowe is the mother of Lucy Richard and a few others-Play with the search using yhese names. This is fun and interesting!

Re: Rowe family of Lexington, South Carolina 1850-1930

shellypie323 — 2011-10-29 00:51:04Z

Daniel Sr, Williams brother, married Minnie! To my knowledge, Lucy's children had different fathers. Some born in slavery-some not. I don't think Dykes and Lucy were married-I don't know anything about Dykes. My fam says that
Dykes last name is Jerry-he used Rowe for some reason.