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Re: McWHIRTER/McCULLOCH-Wigtownshire, Scotland to Saginaw, MI, USA

maryrichson — 2009-08-01 00:10:47Z

Dear Liz,

I've only waited 8+ years for a reply to my post -- many thanks! Unfortunately, I think you've misunderstood the Elizabeth whose parents eluded me back then. I was looking for Elizabeth McWHIRTER's parents. Since then, I have confirmed that they were, indeed, David McWHIRTER and Helen/Ellen/Nelly [Mc]CREDDIE.

This notwithstanding, I suppose we could be connected through the FAWCETTs, but I doubt it. I know that the Robert FAWCETT who married Mary McCULLOCH was Irish. I also know that he had a brother because his niece Mary E. FAWCETT was enumerated with him in 1870 and 1880. Starting in 1850, Robert FAWCETT was always a shoemaker in Detroit, but I have no reason to believe he was ever in Saginaw. Here's my reasoning. Mary McCULLOCH's older sister Margaret married an Irishman named Henry LEE in Saginaw in 1845. By 1850, the LEEs were in Detroit where Henry was a merchant (clarified in subsequent censuses as a shoe manufacturer and retailer). My guess is that Henry and Robert at least knew each other through their common trade and may have worked together. My further guess is that Mary McCULLOCH met Robert when she visited her sister in Detroit.

So there you have it. I've known about your FAWCETTs in Taymouth Twp. Cemetery since 2001, but I've never found a connection, and now you know that I still can't. I reviewed the Taymouth Twp. Cemetery FAWCETT grave images (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~evansandob...) just in case. (Couldn't find details about Taymouth's Indian (Wheaton) Cemetery.) The graves in Taymouth Twp. Cemetery are just as you report except there are no McCULLOCHs there. Confirms my belief about Robert FAWCETT. His last siting was in 1880 Detroit. His wife Mary McCULLOCH died in Chicago in 1917. They had no surviving children.

If you ever find a connection between your family and Robert FAWCETT of Detroit, please get back in touch with me.

Mary Richardson
mrichson@ix.netcom.com

Re: McWHIRTER/McCULLOCH-Wigtownshire, Scotland to Saginaw, MI, USA

elizabethadams971 — 2009-07-31 13:35:33Z

Hello!
My name is Elizabeth Fawcett and I beleive that we are cousins! My great grand father was James he had a son Henery, and Henrys son James was my father. I think you can do your reasearch by going online and going to the web page for taymouth township michigan cemetery, and look at the indian cementary records as well, I have been in both blaces and there are McCulloch buried in both. At the time that the family imagratedto michigan the fawcett amily came from silgo Ireland. I know who Margrett is she was my great Aunt. Great Aunt Margret married I think a man named foster, and Elizabeth Married a man Named McDounngh, which should be easy to find the family owns McDounngh ammusments and have been in bussiness for 100 years or so. I think Elizabeth's mother was margret. this may be why your haveing trouble locateing the correct info, Elizabeth was both Margrets Sister but also one of her children, also one of our oldest fmily names (Elizabeth) alais I al the Last of them. you may want to look under the name Moore, remember alot of people died on the way to America and the spouses usaly married quickly. if you want more info if I can help please feel free o call me. cell# 863-558-4315
elizabeth_adams97@yahoo.com, Email me too, I hope to talk with you, I love finding family! also you may want to check the silgo ireland cenues because that branch of fawcetts came from there and scottland, and you would freek out if you really knew all of you American cousins, there are dozens of us!
well I hope i helped. hope to hear from you soon!
Liz Fawcett Adams

Benjamin Davidson McWhorter (1804-1849) Oglethorpe, GA

PaulaJudd85 — 2009-07-27 20:18:27Z

Will of Benjamin D. McWhorter,
Will Book D, Oglethorpe County, Georgia
Record of Wills January Term 1849 pg. 245
End of a previous entry ....
Georgia } In the name of God Amen,
Oglethorpe County} I Benjamin D. McWhorter, of the above County and state, being reduced by disease , and subject to be called from my present state of existence here, by the Ruler of all events, but being of sound mind, and memory, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament: namely,
Item 1st -It is my Will and desire that all my just debts be first paid.
Item 2nd - It is my desire, that my nephew, Frederick McWhorter, after all my just
debts, and necessary expenses are paid, have all my property, both personal and real, that I may die possessor of & I do hereby appoint him sole heir of the same, viz., one Negro boy Bill, and one gray horse. Together with all my notes, and other papers, and money, that may be in my procession at my death.
Item 3rd - I do hereby nominate and appoint William B. Johnson, my executor to carry into effect the foregoing will fully and effectually, according to its tenor, giving to my nephew Frederick McWhorter, all my property both personal and real.

In Testimony where of, I have here unto set my hand and affix my seal, this the 27th January (1848) Eighteen hundred and forty eight.
In presence of us
Johnson Boswell } Benjamin D. McWhorter (seal)
David Herron }
Moses F. Roper. }

Georgia } Court of Ordinary, July Term 1849
Oglethorpe County} The last will and testament
of Benjamin D. McWhorter deceased having been
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Page 246 Ordinary Office July Term 1849

duly proven at this Regular Term of the Court in open Court upon the Oaths of John Boswell, David Herron, and Moses F. Roper all subscribing witnesses to the same.
Ordered that the same be Admitted to Record.
Recorded the 6th day of July 1849 Henry Britain C.C.Q.

John McWhorter (1770-1832) of Oglthorpe Co., GA

PaulaJudd85 — 2009-07-27 19:40:38Z

Earliest record in Oglethorpe Co. which is recorded is a Deed, Book A, p.22, dtd 2 Mar 1795.The 1830 Census shows a John McWherter as 70-80, wife as 60-70, with 5 children ages 5-30

Last Will and Testament of John McWhorter
Oglethorpe County Will Book C, p, 128
In the name of God Amen, I John McWhorter serv. of the County of Oglethorpe & in the State of Georgia considering the uncertainty of this mortal life being in good health and perfect mind & memory, before the God for the same _do make publish & ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is today,
First, I desire all my just debts to be paid by my executors here after mentioned.
2nd I lend unto my beloved wife Peggy McWhorter- during her life the use of the tract or parsall (sic) of land whereon I now live together with three negroes ( that is today, Doe, Tim and Hal _Also the stock of every description together with all the household and wicker furniture with all the plantation utensils and after her death to be appled (sic) by my executors as is the hereunder mentioned.
I give and bequeath unto my son Hugh McWhorter one negro girl named Amy and her increase to him & his forever. I give and bequeath unto my son Wm McWhorter two negroes named Celina and Mellefsey to him and his heirs forever. I lend my daughter Jenney Carter _ two negroes Scot and Jep during her life, after her decrease to be equally divided amongst her children by my executors herein after named.
I give and bequeath unto my son John McWhorter after the death of my wife Peggy, three negroes, Putty, Tom & Dal to him and his forever_
I give unto my daughter Sally McWhorter _ one Negro boy Ned, to her and her heirs forever. I give unto my son Moses Hamlin McWhorter two negro girls named Lucy and Lucinda, one thirty seven gallon ? to him & his forever.
p. 129
I give and bequeath unto my son Alexander Cumming McWhorter two negro girls
named Hannah and Milky, one lot of land in the first district of Monroe (?) County number 169 (?) to him and his heirs forever.
I also give and devise unto my son Benjamin Davidson McWhorter, after the death of my wife Peggy the tract or parcel of land where on I now live being two hundred & forty acres be the same more or less (?) , one negro man named Hal, also one negro girl named Alsa, one cart and oxen to him & his heirs forever.
I also(crossed out) My will and desire is that after the death of my wife Peggy that all the household & kitchen functions and plantation utensils be equally divided between my legatees. I do appoint my beloved sons, Wm McWhorter, Moses Hamlin McWhorter _ and Alexander Cumming McWhorter - my lawfull (sic) executors to this my last will and testament. In presents (sic) where of I have set my hand and seal 25th June in the year of our lord
one thousand eighteen hundred and twenty two 25th June.

Signed Sealed in John McWhorter (seal)
the presence of

Mc WHORTER Carl and Edith

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-17 23:30:13Z

McWHORTER Carl and Edith

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Allie Lucille McWhorter of Taft, TX 1939

drbrownlee — 2009-07-13 05:52:33Z

Allie is pictured in the 1939 Tracks, yearbook of Taft High School. She is a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help others locate family.

Re: Wish to trade family history

cskten — 2009-06-30 13:45:35Z

Larry,
I am a descendant of Henry McWhorter (1760-1848) and Mary Fields. Have been able to trace that line back to Hugh McWhirter and all the way back to Alexander McWhirter in 1620. If you have any information that might be pertinent, I would love to see what you have and will share with you what I have. I'm in process of updating the McWhorter information as we speak. Who is your progenitor in your line? Henry McWhorter was from West Virginia. You may respond to me at cskten@yahoo.com
Kind regards,
Celeste K

Re: Wish to trade family history

cskten — 2009-06-30 13:45:19Z

Re: Wish to trade family history

turtlegrl334 — 2009-06-29 00:20:19Z

Mike and Larry McWhorter you are my cousins. Please contact me

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

bjs76 — 2009-05-06 05:22:33Z

MY GRANDMOTHERS NAME WAS CARIE OCTAVIA THOMPSON HER FATHER I BELIEVE WAS JAMES P. THOMPSON HER MOTHR WAS MARTHA(MATTIE) MCWHORTER. CARRIE WAS BORN 1872 IN ALABAMA OR GEORGIA.

THEY MOVED TO TEXAS BEFORE 1891. IF THIS RINGS A BELL WITH ANYONE PLEASE LET ME KNOW. SHE IS MY ELUSIVE GRANDMOTHER.

SHE MARRIED WILLIS H. YANDELL AROUND 1891 IN DENTON, TEXAS

McWHORTER Dolores 1927-1928

t42Lee — 2009-02-24 12:56:58Z

McWHORTER Dolores 1927-1928

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McWHORTER Dorothy L 1918-1921

t42Lee — 2009-02-17 16:39:04Z

McWHORTER Dorothy L 1918-1921

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McWHORTER Robert E 1929-2002 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-16 14:13:18Z

McWHORTER Robert E 1929-2002 section 11

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Re: McWhorters Rawls

mountainclover1 — 2009-01-09 14:46:31Z

We are probale relate as Shadrach is my ggggg Granddad Would love any info you have

Re: McWhorters

mountainclover1 — 2009-01-01 17:02:08Z

Hy I am doing my Rawls family. Shadrach Rawls was my 5g Grandfather, Married Nancy Mcwhorter. He was borned 1760 in Orange N.C.Nancy was born in York N.C. 1763-1832.Her Father was John Mcwhorter was born in Ireland came to Boston.died in Deleware His dad is Hugh born 1670 Armagh Ireland. John's wife was Mary Winslow 1725-1761.I am also from Nashville, but don'tlive there now My Rawls family are from Springfield. hope this helps

Re: Looking for pics of Jesse P. McWhorter

shirlenemitchel — 2008-12-30 05:39:01Z

Jesse Payton McWhorter was my great-grandfather. He married Mary Zuriah (Unknown). They had daughter, Amelia Virginia McWhorter who was born in 1858 in Louisville, KY. Amelia married Wright L. Collins who was born in 1846 in Tennessee. They had a son, Joseph Payton Collins, b. 1-20-1884 in Kentucky, d. 11-12-1959 in California. Joseph married Effie C. Walton who was born 7-23-1888 in Texas. She died 9-3-1974 in California. Joseph and Effie had several children, one of which was my father, James Paul Collins. I do have a picture of Jesse McWhorter, but it is of very poor quality. If you are still interested, I could try to duplicate the picture and "snail" mail it to you.

Re: who are my ancestors and how do I find them

josawall — 2008-12-04 18:17:24Z

MY NAME IS JO SAWALL, RUBY HIGGS WAS MY GREAT AUNT. THE SISTER OF MY GRANDMOTHER CECIL PEARL CORBIN. I VISITED AUNT RUBY IN OMAHA IN THE 1950'S. AT THE TIME I WAS 18 AND SHE WAS PROBABLY IN HER 70'S. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME. I HAVE EXTENSIVE FAMILY INFORMATION ON RUBY AND PEARLS SIDE OF THE FAMILY JOSAWALL@AOL.COM

Re: who are my ancestors and how do I find them

ColoradoStoneChaser — 2008-11-22 19:05:16Z

I too am a descendant of Joshua McWhorter Corbin. I have photos of him and Martha with some of the children they taught on the reservation. I would love to see your photos, of Joshua and Cass. My ggrandfather was Benjamin Homer.

Re: JACK MCWHORTER

ConstanceThomas26 — 2008-04-15 00:08:14Z

Thanks,
I will give her a call tomorrow.
Connie

Re: JACK MCWHORTER

ConstanceThomas26 — 2008-04-14 21:30:54Z

Troy,
Thanks,
I appreciate your help.
Connie Thomas

Re: JACK MCWHORTER

ConstanceThomas26 — 2008-04-13 20:19:14Z

I read your message and am looking for relatives of William J. and Lena Bell McWhorter that lived in Bakersfield. Lena's maiden name was Yarbrough. She died in Bakersfield Dec. 1971. Any connection?

Re: JACK MCWHORTER

ConstanceThomas26 — 2008-04-14 04:13:56Z

Thanks for replying. Lena died in 1971, one of her older sisters (Mae Yarbrough/Hughes/Houchin) was my grandmother. Do you know if any surviving children live in Bakersfield any more? If so, do you have any contact with them? I would surely like to share family information with them if they are interested and would like to recieve some information as well. How are you connected to William and Lena McWhorter if I may ask.
Connie

Re: Hattey McWhorter, daughter of Abner McWhorter and Martha Ellen Richey

TheSarge578 — 2008-08-25 22:42:05Z

Good Day:
Again I have a McWorter, William M. marr a Martha Elizabeth WHISSEL b. Jul 9, 1843 d. Dec 23, 1919, married in Guernsey Co, Oh Aug 8, 1865
She is the Dau/o Samuel H. WHISSEL and Nancvy WILLIAMS b. Feb 21, 1823 d. Oct 7, 1891, (marr Guernsey Co, Oh, Sep 30, 1841, issue (6) children.
Thru Nancy Williams Line, (2ndGGrand-Nephew of Wife)
so this along with White, Spencer, Briggs,Moorehead and other's are My Family Lines. Also Larrison/Lairson Lines.

With Regards:
""Honor and Courage""

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

JudithK — 2008-08-13 17:41:26Z

Karen,
The marriage date of 1855 fits with the birth of the Thompson boys (abt. 1858 and abt. 1861) and one of Laura's siblings (Elizabeth who married Madison Bolton) also was in Benton County, I believe. So that fits too. Leroy's family was definitely in Carroll County in 1850, in Heard County in 1860, (HH# 243, Franklin P.O.) and in Carroll County in 1870 (Carrollton P.O., HH# 1163). Of course, Carroll and Heard are adjacent to Randolph and Cleburne and Cleburne was once Benton too. Will continue this is private email although I don't think there is a word limit on the message boards. I've left some real doozies. :-)

Judy K

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

JudithK — 2008-08-13 15:36:29Z

Karen,
I don't have much on Laura. She was born 30 Nov. 1827 probably in South Carolina since Leroy didn't appear in Georgia until the 1840s. She is named in Leroy's Bible records as a daughter (Source: Old Southern Bible Records by Memory Aldridge Lester). She appears in the 1850 Carroll County census with her parents and in the 1870 Heard County census with her second husband, James M. Stowers. Her first husband was William Thompson with whom she had at least two sons, William and Franklin Thompson. In 1870, there is a Leroy Stowers, age 4, who is probably her son with the second husband. My sources are (1) loose papers and family group sheets I received from my aunt, Ruby Faye McWhorter Barron, after she died. Faye did much research on this family back in the 1960s to very early 1980s, (2) Old Southern Bible Records (above) and census reports from Carroll and Heard counties in Georgia. As you can see, I haven't pursued Laura with a passion (and neither did Faye).

If you have more, I hope you will share it. I am related to this family through Laura's brother, Moses Allen McWhorter who married Sarah Kinney; his son, William Leroy McWhorter who married Eliza J. Wren; his son, John Allen McWhorter who married Sarah Jane Payne; and their daughter, who is my mother. Although William Leroy McWhorter moved from the Villa Rica area of Carroll County to Cullman County, AL with some of his younger children and died there, my branch (John Allen McWhorter) remained in the Carrollton-Atlanta area and eventually settled in East Point.

That is a really old message. I'm surprised it got a response. But glad it did. :-)

Judy Kilgore
Newnan, GA

McWhorters of Kansas City MO

Kinfinder53 — 2008-09-15 15:55:46Z

Im looking for the family of Charles Ernest McWhorter and Ethel Gertrude (Gertie) Atkins.

They had Viola M McWhorter,
Tessie J McWhorter , Alice R McWhorter ,Hazel E McWhorter.

Hazel may have married a Barnes and Tessie a Kirkpatrick.

If you have any information on this family , pleassssee let me know.

THX

Gary Barnes

Re: Decendants of John McWhorter

bp19945 — 2008-08-03 18:28:55Z

I have an ancestor John McWhorter who is my gggrandfather, who would have born around this time. He had a son, Roscoe Sherman McWhorter, and was married to Mary McDonald. If you feel your information coincides with these facts, I would be grateful for any information you could provide. Thanks, Bob Pack

McWhorter son, Confederate Army, Ninety-Six SC

firearrow1 — 2008-05-18 02:50:31Z

I recently bought a quilt from a woman who said that she had gotten it in AL. She was told by an elderly lady that the quilt was specially made by a slave for a McWhorter son from Ninety-Six NC. This son survived the war and the quilt was put in a chest and kept. The only other thing the seller had heard was that this McWhorter boy had brothers that also served. There were a number of McWhorters in the CSA from SC, but I haven't found specifics that would identify this young man. Does anyone know of a McWhorter family in NinetySix SC (not the district, the town) who would have had sons of an age to go to the Civil War? Thanks for any information you can give.

Re: John McQuirter, Snow Hill Alabama

MDemusFranklin — 2008-06-24 10:01:55Z

Update, John's Parents were Thomas and Harriet Thomas Mcquirter. Aunt Florenec was Harriets sister, not THomas'.

Re: looking for family

mcwhort49143 — 2008-03-15 15:59:05Z

Hi Nina,
I was so elated on this hit that I forgot to tell you my name. I am Chester McWhorter, my father was William Chester his father, M.C. Mcwhorter, his father Francis Marion, his father was John William McWhorter, who was Sutton's father. As I have told you that I am very slow on the computer, but will do everything I can to share info. Data, pictures etc.
Yuou cousin Chet.

Re: looking for family

mcwhort49143 — 2008-03-15 15:22:38Z

Hi Nina,
Thank you very much for the hit. you will have to excuse me, for I am not too sharp on the computer.
I would like to share info. Have info back to Sutton's dad. My email addresse is mcwhort49@msn.com

Arvin C Mawhorter / Beatrice A Thouin

daughed — 2008-03-14 13:19:35Z

I am looking for decendents of my Aunt Bea.

Re: NEW MCWHIRTER BOARDS

Lhoffman2132 — 2008-03-06 01:50:10Z

I am attempting to locate an Alan McQuarter or possibly McWhorter who dated a Martha Frances Pierce in 1945 or 1946. Miss Pierce was from Opelika, Alabama. She met him while he was a soldier at the base in Columbus , Ga. I believe. Do you know anyone who might be this gentleman?

Re: Ferd McWhorter - TX

davemcwhorter1 — 2008-03-01 21:38:53Z

Thank you so much for the info. I will contact you for more via email.

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

KarenLuce50 — 2008-08-13 09:38:04Z

I saw this old post of yours at Ancestry. I am trying to find information about one of Rev.Leroy McWhorter's daughters, Laura.
I think there may be a family connection, but I'm not sure.

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

KarenLuce50 — 2008-08-13 17:08:54Z

I have been 2 years searching for the connection between our family and Laura (McWhorter) Stowers.
At familysearch.org website I found an A.W. Thompson & Laura McWhorter marriage record for 15 July 1855 in Calhoun Co., AL(which was old Benton Co., AL);which is the county Alexander W. was living in his mother Mary's household in 1850 Benton co., AL census.
The year of A.W.'s birth(b.abt. 1822) didn't exactly jive with Alexander W.s' but it said about so I wasn't too concerned about 5 years difference....
My story is rather long and I don't know how much I am allowed to write in these posts...My email is grannylu@karnesec.net
If you would email me I will continue with this...because I'd sure like to talk with you more on this.
Thank You,
K.Elaine Luce

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

KarenLuce50 — 2008-08-13 17:57:44Z

Judy,
oops that email address on my last post didn't look right....here it is again

grannylu@karnesec.net

Waiting to hear from you!
K.Elaine Luce, TX

Re: Rev. Leroy McWhorter/Carroll Co., GA

KarenLuce50 — 2008-08-13 17:54:58Z

Judy,
Please email me as soon as you can...grannylu@karnesec.net
I would email you but I can't seem to figure out what your email address is...not too familiar with this site yet...
I'm excited!!!
K.Elaine Luce, TX

Re: Youngblood

PaulaChapman51 — 2008-05-02 06:30:40Z

George was a brother to Lewis. My line. Would love to have more information than what I have on George's line.

Re: looking for family

ninahull — 2008-03-07 04:55:14Z

Hi, I'm a direct descendent of Sutton and Matilda. Their daughter Laura married Charles Butrick which led to Lona Butrick marrying Wilfred Smith, which led to Jack Smith marrying my mother Almire. I am Nina Hull, in Agoura Hills California and I'd love to share.

Nina

Re: James Wesley McWhorter

lisamccoy4 — 2008-05-30 04:00:01Z

My family line is McWhorter from Malvern, Arkansas. Who were your McWhorter's parents.

McWHORTER Jerry E 1947-2003

t42Moore — 2008-11-05 17:40:45Z

McWHORTER Jerry E 1947-2003

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McWHORTER ? 1912-1960

t42Moore — 2008-11-05 17:40:27Z

McWHORTER 1912-1960

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Re: looking for family

Nina_Hull — 2008-03-08 16:16:08Z

We are also descendents of Elbert Sutton McWhorter. We can share info if you still need it.
Nina Hull

McWHORTER Bobbie SANDERS 1922 1992 married 9 Jun 1942

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-11 23:42:32Z

McWHORTER Bobbie SANDERS 1922 1992 married 9 Jun 1942

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Re: JACK MCWHORTER

alvismcwhorter — 2008-04-14 21:03:44Z

I do have contact with the sister ( Kathern )and i will pass along your message, i'am always looking for info about the mcwhorter's
i'am still trying to find how we are related,

Troy mcwhorter

Re: JACK MCWHORTER

alvismcwhorter — 2008-04-14 22:38:45Z

I talked to kathren she said to give you her phone # (661)364-5313

Glad to help troy

Re: JACK MCWHORTER

alvismcwhorter — 2008-04-13 21:55:54Z

I went to school with her son james ( donald) mcwhorter
he passed away last year. i dont rember when she passed. if this the one she has a sons called AJ and Cecil, daughater Kathern

Walter McWhorter 1957-1999

Jacqueline_Aceves — 2008-07-07 19:52:08Z

I nned to know more information on this man cuz he had something to do with my grandmother i have to idea.. who he is.. I dont know if that can be her son or husband i need to know if any one has anyinformation my grandmothers name was Carmen Rico McWhorter

Re: Got any info on Georgia McWhorter's?

AshMcBoyd02 — 2008-11-18 00:57:57Z

Have you looked into the Hugh McWhorter family of York Co., South Carolina? They migrated over from Ireland in 1795 and he had a son named Andrew McWhorter... with a name like Hugh Andrew... could easily be a relative. Most of Hugh McWhorter's family made it to TX, but there was one son who stayed in N.C.

Let me know if you need any more information.