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Cindy Ridgeway Parker
My address is: 6 Sandalwood Lane, Sumter,
S.C. 29154
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Sandy
Hall Allen Smith
es1800@cfl.rr.com
Deborah
L.
Hodge
435 Number 10 Lane
Clayton, GA 30525
bleu@rabun.net
706-782-0986
GIBSON - I would appreciate family history information on Althea Gibson, who was born on Aug. 25, 1927, in Silver, S.C., to Daniel and Annie Gibson. Thanks.
Yanick
Rice
Lamb
yrlamb@aol.com or ylamb@howard.edu
11204 Lake Victoria Lane,
Bowie, MD 20720
Fax: (202) 806-4505
JENNINGS/RICHBOURGH
- I am looking
for
a Jennings/Richbourgh connection in Clarendon/Sumter Counties. Early
1800s.
Any help welcome. August 24, 2003
Wynona
Jennings Hamilton
OQWJH@aol.com
OQWJH@aol.com
CULIX
- I am researching for info on my GrandMother
Alice
Lucille Culix who was born in Clarendon Co in the 1880's and had two
brother's
William Culix and Benjamin Culix. If you could help me I would
appreciate
it. November 28, 2003
Sandy
Smith
fairwayblues@cfl.rr.com
STACEY - My ancestor, George Stacey (sometimes spelled Statia), owned land at the present site of Manning and sold the land to Col. Richard Manning. George Stacey purchased other land on 31 Oct 1810, By Act of February 19, 1791, 68 acres granted to George Stacey in Sumter District, Clarendon County, S.C. on NE side of Sammy's Swamp waters of Black River bound on NW by Addisons, on NE by John Stacey, on SE by Claud Kiehl, on SW by estate of Thomas N. Johnston. Does anyone know the significance of the Act of February 19, 1791? December 21, 2003
Steve Stacey
redkayak@frontiernet.netMonroeville, Alabama
FULWOOD - A William Fullwood is listed in the 1790 Census of Camden District, Clarendon County, SC with 3 males under 16 and 1 female. Do you have any info on Fullwoods in Clarendon County - from Puddin Swamp area. gggggGrandfather was referred to as Major William Fullwood, and, his son William, my ggggGrandfather, eventually moved to Burke County, NC and became a Methodist ministered and is referred to as Reverand William. I have copies of some of their pay records from the Revolutionary War when they served with F. Marion. March 21, 2004
fairwayblues@cfl.rr.com
HILL
- In search of any information relative to the Hill family from
Sammy Swamp/Home Branch Church. I am a descendant from Nathaniel Hill's
son, William T. I'm need to know where the old homestead was located
and
where William T's other siblings are buried. November
28,
2003
Tim HillKim Lloyd Britton
Timh@clydenettles.com
LLOYD - I am Looking for information on John W. Lloyd born 1830 in SC. His parents were Daniel and Elizabeth Lloyd from Clarendon Co. His siblings were: Caroline, Henry, Mary A., Eliza, and Santana. Any information on anyone in this family would be appreciated. November 28, 2003
NcAngel627@aol.com
STACEY - My ancestor, George Stacey (sometimes spelled Statia), owned land at the present site of Manning and sold the land to Col. Richard Manning. George Stacey purchased other land on 31 Oct 1810, By Act of February 19, 1791, 68 acres granted to George Stacey in Sumter District, Clarendon County, S.C. on NE side of Sammy's Swamp waters of Black River bound on NW by Addisons, on NE by John Stacey, on SE by Claud Kiehl, on SW by estate of Thomas N. Johnston. Does anyone know the significance of the Act of February 19, 1791? December 21, 2003
Steve Stacey
redkayak@frontiernet.netMonroeville, Alabama
FULWOOD - A William Fullwood is listed in the 1790 Census of Camden District, Clarendon County, SC with 3 males under 16 and 1 female. Do you have any info on Fullwoods in Clarendon County - from Puddin Swamp area. gggggGrandfather was referred to as Major William Fullwood, and, his son William, my ggggGrandfather, eventually moved to Burke County, NC and became a Methodist ministered and is referred to as Reverand William. I have copies of some of their pay records from the Revolutionary War when they served with F. Marion. March 21, 2004
James R. Middleton
jmiddleton30@comcast.net
WRIGHT
- I am currently researching my father's family. He
was
Burley Joseph Griffin Wright, his mother was Matilda Madison Kelley and
her father was Joseph Kelley born about 1842 in South Carolina. I have
Mattie's bible which also lists a Martha A. E. Kelley born Jan 16 1841
and a John W. S. Kelley born Mar 7 1847(?) (some of the ink has faded
considerably).
Joseph Kelley moved to Smith County, TX prior to 1868 when he married
Martha
Paralee McCarley there. His children were Matilda Madison Kelley born
Jul
26 1879, George E. Kelley born Apr 20 1873, Ida (Ider) Annie Kelley
born
Apr 12 1877, and Elmore Kelley born Apr 1875. Also listed with the
family
is a John W. S. Kelley (child). Any help would be appreciated as I am
at
a standstill on Joseph at this time. March 21,
2004
Pat Malleson
pmalleson@hotmail.com
Jenny Tranum, jentra7173@aol.com
1300 East Roosevelt Street, Dillon, SC 29536
126 Mallette Street
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
dvreed@post.harvard.edu
Denny Tindall
TINDALL@contourhardening.com
dmiller1@classicnet.net
ARTHUR - I am
having a hard time finding ANYTHING about Rueben D. Arthur and his
family.
Born 1733, died March 11 1833, Sherrif in 1808, [Kershaw Co] member of
legislatures Widow and four children removed to Alabama 1843. Married
Mary
Hannah Camber Brisbane Nov 26 1805, Presbeterian from beguning to end.
He is buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery at Camden. He lived in
Sumter and Clarendon also. March 21, 2004
Peter
Gold
ez4u2@maxhub.com
HUDLER - William
Hudler arried Penelope Nichols in 1800 in Robeson Co. NC. Have
land record in Robeson Co. Deed Book G 1797-1798. Benijaman
Nichols names two children in his will, David and Ann. Sumter Co.
S. C. Am looking for death date for William. June
30, 2004
Ineta Hudler
Branham
InetaFB@aol.com
InetaFB@aol.com
PLAYER/LEE -
ANDERSON T. & OLIVIA LEE PLAYER: I am seeking information
about the ancestors of my Grandparents. They lived in the Alcolu
area of Clarendon County. Thank you. June
30, 2004
Jenny Tranum, jentra7173@aol.com
1300 East Roosevelt Street, Dillon, SC 29536
CANNON -
Seeking parents of John Cannon, who appears in the 1800 Sumter Census
[Clarendon district]. I believe he is the John Cannon who married
Jemima Broughton. He died and left a will in Sumter in 1809. I
wonder if Nancy Cannon, who turns up in Salem, Sumter, in 1810, might
be a relative. Any help at all would be appreciated. Thanks. June
30, 2004
Dale Volberg Reed126 Mallette Street
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
dvreed@post.harvard.edu
TINDALL -
My great grandfather was Samuel Priestly Tindall. He was born in
1843 in Sumter District. I find Samuel Priestly Broadway and
wife, Anna M. Tindal from Clarendon. I can't help but think there
must be some connection here. Priestly is not that common for a
name. The Tindal(l) name is used interchangeably within the same
family sometimes. There are Tindals in the Sumter area who are
distantly related to me. Can you offer any help in this puzzle?
Thanks for any help. July 1, 2004
Thanks for any help. July 1, 2004
Denny Tindall
TINDALL@contourhardening.com
KEARLY -
Can anyone tell me who Dorothy Kearly was?
She is buried in the Richardson Family cemetery, Clarendon county born
circa 1692 died May 1762 about 66 years of age. September
11, 2004
Mary E. Miller
dmiller1@classicnet.net
HARVIN - I'm
searching for my grandfather's parents, March and Mariah Harvin from
the Alcolu and Manning area. They had seven children: Chamberlain,
Henry, Samuel Simon, Ned, Mary, and Catherine.
Chamberlain married Hannah Ramsey and had 7
children: Hosea (Theo), Simon, Ramsey, Elena, Alice, Eleanor, and
William. The family later moved to Wedgefield in Sumter County. They
were members of Bethel AME Church there. Chamberlain died in 1954 and
Hannah died in 19 51. They are both buried in the Aycock Cemetery in
Wedgefield.
I am develping a family history booklet on my ancestors for our upcoming reunion. I hope that someone can help me with more information. September 25, 2004
I am develping a family history booklet on my ancestors for our upcoming reunion. I hope that someone can help me with more information. September 25, 2004
RIDGILL - I am
looking for information on The Ridgill line-Clarendon Countny- Manning
Township- I believe the household of N.A. Ridgill to be a direct
relative- GGrandfather John Ridgel- Adopted by Willaim Brown buried
next to Sallie Williamson and Joseph Henry Ridgel - Not his father-
Brother Bennie or Benjamin Ridgel-
N. A. Ridgell had several
sons and daughter- J. Henry, Theodore, John Richard, Morgan and
Madeline are all names used by John M Ridgel my ancestor when naming
his children- except Morgan- Any info on John Rich or Morgan as I have
excluded Theodore and Henry- still living after 1890- would be
appreciated. September 25, 2004
Tracy Whitman
O'REILY / REILY -
My G-G-G-G-G Grand-Father came to So. Car. about 1764. Tridition says
he was born Robert O'Reily, Cavan Co., Ireland about 1735-40. I do not
know where he landed in America or if any other members of his family
came to America. I do not have any immergration records. His wife
was Ann ?. I know nothing about her. Robert fought in the Americam Rev.
and lived along the Santee and Black Rivers. I do not know when or
where he/she died or where they are buried. They had at
least one son--- Samuel Reily. Samuel married Martha Nelson McDonald.
They had at least 12 children. Most of these children were born in So.
Car., some later in Mississippi Territory, near current day Wilkinson
County. Can you help me find out any thing about Robert or Ann? March
29, 2005
Wain Reily
215 3rd Ave.
So.
Columbus,
MS 39701
owr3@hotmail.com
MOORE
/ COLE - I am looking for a marriage license
for my great grandparents, Samuel
Chandler MOORE and
Julia C. COLE. They were
married on 26 January 1875 in
Clarendon County, SC. May 21, 2005
Mary Ann
Million
1455 B CR 2008
Glen Rose,
Texas 76043
WHEELER / SINGLETARY - Looking for parents or children of Jacob Wheeler,
married to Margaret Singletary, d. abt. 1838. Enumerated on the 1820 Federal
Census, Sumter County. Children were Asa D., Eliza, Mary, General Coffee,
Robert E., Samuel and Esther. I have the General Coffee Wheeler line. Thanks
very much. January 14, 2006
Cheryl Mannon
cmannon@towson.edu
GILLIAM - The 1790 census list a WILLIAM GILLIAM family in Clarendon. This is the
only census the family is listed. If there is any information on who these
people were, or where they went, it might help me identify
them. Thanks for any help you can give me. April 3, 2006
PIGATE - I am researching the Pigate family
name found in Sumter and later the spinoff of Clarendon County. The actual area
is found at the Bethel Baptist Church area, known as Motts Crossroads
area. June 2, 2006
Don Pigate - Olanta, S.C.
dpigate@ftc-i.net
dpigate@ftc-i.net
DUKE / DUKES - A Duke and Dukes yDNA surname study is underway to help Duke
and Dukes family researchers deal with brick walls in their research,
eliminate false connections, and establish patterns of branching within
families. The study uses simple scrapings from the cheek of males (only
males have yDNA) who have the Duke or Dukes surname (men with other surnames
would ordinarily have some other yDNA line). So far twelve genetically
distinct and presumably unrelated Duke and Dukes families have been
identified, of which at least six were in South Carolina at one time or
another. However, no Duke or Dukes from Clarendon or Williamsburg counties,
both of them known to have families of these names, has been tested. We
encourage eligible men to sign up
and help both their own understanding of their family history and the overall reconstruction of the history of Duke and Dukes families. The results to date of the Duke study are posted at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dukedna/dukedna.html
To sign up for the study, go to:
http://www.familytreedna.com/
and select "Surname Projects" from the central column, and then select the Duke study from the column at the left. The Family Tree DNA website also has a great deal of explanatory information about yDNA studies. A simple 12-marker test is usually sufficient to eliminate the wrong family lines, while greater numbers of markers are useful in reconstructing the history of each broadly-defined family.
Thanks, Lynn Teague
If I can answer any questions, please contact me at: Teague_L@bellsouth.net
and help both their own understanding of their family history and the overall reconstruction of the history of Duke and Dukes families. The results to date of the Duke study are posted at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dukedna/dukedna.html
To sign up for the study, go to:
http://www.familytreedna.com/
and select "Surname Projects" from the central column, and then select the Duke study from the column at the left. The Family Tree DNA website also has a great deal of explanatory information about yDNA studies. A simple 12-marker test is usually sufficient to eliminate the wrong family lines, while greater numbers of markers are useful in reconstructing the history of each broadly-defined family.
Thanks, Lynn Teague
If I can answer any questions, please contact me at: Teague_L@bellsouth.net
I am looking for any info on the following people
who are blood related to my mother.
Augusta Hill 1886
Jackson Nathaniel Hill 1888
Cora Hill 1891
Nellie McLeod 1872
Theresia Ann Kelley 1830
Mary Ann Johnston 1856
Jacob and Mary Lackey 1796 &
1795
Alexander & Sarah McLeod
William & Demaries Bryant 1808 & 1810 John
Joshua Bryants wife - Mary (no info at all)
Thank you so much for any help I can
get.
Joyce Price
McCALL - I am researching my husband’s
family is from Clarendon county. Need help on the following
line: FRANCES ELIZABETH MCCALL 1866-1923.
Who were her parents? April 14, 2007
or
Fax:
864-592-3441
6954 Hwy 11,
BUTLER - William F. Butler & wife Laura J. (born approximately 1818 )and son
Peter Morgan Butler (born approximately 1861.) The information I have is that
they lived in Saint Paul, Clardendon, SC. July 2, 2007
My e-mail is Ruby.Henley@Gmail.com.
Thank you.
Ruby Henley
7620 Bridlewood Ct
North Richland Hills, Tx 76180
817-581-4231
HODGE - I am looking for parents of some Hodge men that
that was on the Clarendon county WW1 Draft registration. They are Lewis Fletcher
HodgeTown Summerton November 10 1878
Marion Hodge Town
Alcolu 6/1898
Robert Eugene Hodge Alcolu 10/23/1893
Willie Hodge
Manning 8/21/1882
Patrick Arthur Hodge Alcolu 8 /12/1886
All are listed as white;I do not have parents for
these Men.
MORRIS - Seeking info on the family of ggg grandparents James and Letice (Lettice?)
Morris. This family lived in the Sumter Dist., most probably in the Clarendon
section in the late 1700's and early 1800's. Their daughter, Margaret Ann Morris
(b: 1796), married at the age of 25, William Eveleigh in Feb. 1821.They lived
and raised their family in the Clarendon section of old Sumter Dist., in the
area of the Black River fork. (In the 1820 Sumter Dist., S.C. census, there was
a James Morris, age 45-up, two males ages 10-16, two females ages 16-26, one
female age 45-up. Could this be my Morriis family, the parents of Margaret
Ann?
Margaret Ann Morris and William Eveleigh had six children, four sons and
two daughters. Three of their sons, James Elias, William Richardson, and Henry
Eveleigh were killed in the Civil War. There names arte engraved on the Civil
War Monument in Sumter, honoring the Sumter Civil War dead.
Any info on the family, ancestry, or other children of James and Letice
Morris would be appreciated. I have much info on the children and descendants of
Margaret Ann Morris, and will willingly share.
Samuel C. Rabon
2713 Ingrid Lane
Metairie, La. 70003
BUTLER - WILLIAM F. BUTLER: Born abt 1818. US census records show he was a farmer
with residence in Claredon Cty & Sumter districts. I am looking for any and
all information relating to William, notably who was his parents, information on
his wives Sarah #1 and Laura J #2.
Ruby L. Henley
EMail: Ruby.Henley@Gmail.com
VICKERS / Gardner - Looking for info on Amelia “Milly”
Vickers, wife of Nathan Gardner. She had a brother by the name of James. She
was born after 1773 and died after 1825. Any info would be
appreciated. June 15, 2007
Norman Russ
Gardner
Reply to junegardner1@bellsouth.net or fox to 864-592-3441
GARRETT – Looking for info on
Jonathan Joshua Garrett, born early to mid 1790’s in
Pat Dacus
Mills
imills@gulftel.com
© 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Cynthia
Ridgeway Parker
scclarendon@sc.rr.com
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