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1. Pressley/Stevenson/Crawfords [1]
Stephen, Thank you and the many others who have given the list the great tips on traveling to the Abbeville area. I plan to make my first trip there in Sept. so this was all very timely for me. Stephen I noticed that you have some Stevensons and Pressleys in your line and wonder if you may know something about my Crawfords/Dobbins/Stephensons/and Porters. My grgrgrgrandparents were William Andrew Crawford b.1815 in Abbeville, d.1900 in Dunklin Cty.MO and Susannah Emeline Dobbins b. 1817 in Anderson, d.
2. Re: Fw: Long Cane-L [1]
Gloria.. sorry I didn't explain but Long Cane-L is a e-mail list.. "members" exchange e-mails there is no web site.. so if you are getting the e-mails from the list.. (Robert Hemphill sent some this morning) then that is what it is.. also I am sending this message to the Long cane list also.. so you will receive 2 copies.. Have you checked the Abbeville/McCormick/Greenwood web sites.. that is the Long Cane area but we have no specific site on the web as yet.. if you need the URL"s for the above counties le
3. The Briskey sisters revisited! [1]
Hello everybody, I thought that I would try again and see if anyone can help me. I have been looking for a few lost sisters who married into the Foster surname sometime during the 1800-1830s in the 96 district. Their parents were Nicholas and Susanna Elizabeth (Merck) Briskey. They probably lived in the city of Edgefield but possibly could have lived in Abbeville. Their names were..... 1. Polly (Perry) (Briskey) Foster 2. Margaret "Peggy" (Briskey) Foster 3. Katy (Briskey) Foster 4. Elizabeth (Bris
4. DUVALL / SC INDIANS [1]
Researching Duvall surname in Laurens and Greenville Co. areas. Have a Michael Deval who was on the Grand Jury list for 96th District- Long Canes and Places Adjacent. Have no proof but believe Michael is brother to "my" Capt. Lewis Duvall of Greenville and Laurens Counties. Have recently found alot on this surname while on vacation in SC. Will share with those interested. Lewis owned various parcels of land (grants from as early as 1770) on the waters of : Broad, Enoree, and Reedy Rivers, Duncan's Creek and
5. Turkey Creek Baptist Church/DODSON [1]
According to 1785 church minutes, my G-G-G-G-G Grandfather, ENOCH DODSON, was a member of Turkey Creek Baptist Church in Abbeville Co. GNIS mapping shows the church located west of Ware Shoals. Does anyone have cemetery information for the church and or know if it has been published? I have Enoch's date of death as 12 April 1816 in Abbeville Co. and presume he probably is buried at this church, but I have no date of death for his wife, ELIZABETH. Anyone know what her maiden name is? I descend from Enoc
6. Re: Web Site? please [1]
Lynne.. you are a brave woman!! I don't know of any sites right off but will do a little checking around.. For things to be included: Books that are available about the Long Cane area (if local authors then with permission list how/where to get them) Lists : Names of 1835 Muster list from Hard Labor Book names of people from Earl of Hillsborough (and other ships important to Long Cane) and as Ren has suggested notes about these folks if we know something about them (do also for 1835 Muster List) lists
7. Re: McDonald/Shanks/McCombs [1]
Miss Lynne, Did anyone see that program on tv about the Clans of Scotland? Are your McDonalds the McDonalds of Glencoe?? Hmmmmmm. You shudda said that your John McDonald [#131] is listed on the census as john McDaniel. Didnt we have some folks looking for McDaniels about a month ago? I should not worry about Catherine. In all probability her name was Sarah Catherine. I cant find my original 1850 census rat now, but I will look when i find it. John McDaniel lives next door to Samuel Patterson Leard
8. Re: John McCurdy [1]
I have this John McCurdy. His mother was Anna Harris, daughter of Rev. John Harris, and his father was Elijah McCurdy. Descendants of John H. McCurdy 1 John H. McCurdy Abt. 1792 - Bef. 1826 .. +Elizabeth Rowan Abt. 1798 - Aft. 1880 ......... 2 Louraney "Loury" Ann McCurdy ......... 2 Elijah Rowan McCurdy Abt. 1818 - 1884 ............. +Susan Haws ......... *2nd Wife of Elijah Rowan McCurdy: ............. +Sarah Mitchell ......... *3rd Wife of Elijah Rowan McCurdy: ............. +Kizziah
9. Samuel Foster of Laurens District, SC [1]
I'm looking for information on my gggrandfather Samuel Foster. He was the father of My ggrandfather, James Foster of Lumpkin County, GA. (d.1860) Samuel Foster is said to have died in Calyton, Rabun County, Ga on 10/16/1829. Samuel might have had more children. Possibly a son named Robert of Habersham, Co. Ga. In the "Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files," Vol.II: F-M, page 1245, it states the following: "Foster, Samuel. (wife Barbara), W7303, SC Line, widow (age 95) applied for pensi
10. Freeman W. Boles,Abbeville SC, b abt 1812 [1]
I am searching for information on the family of Freeman W. BOLES, born abt 1812 in SC, living in Abbeville Co, SC in 1850. Freeman BOLES married Mary CRENSHAW, born abt 1812 in SC, daughter of Pleasant CRENSHAW, who died in Abbeville Co, SC in 1837. His widow Elizabeth MAYES CRENSHAW 60 VA was living with the BOLES family in 1860. I would like to correspond with anyone who might have information on the siblings/cousins of Mary CRENSHAW BOLES. Carol Shrader Virginia Beach, VA cshrader@exis.net
11. Cemeteries near Lowndesville, SC [1]
Hello, Can anyone give me some names of some old cemeteries dating back to 1830-1840's near Lowndesville? Does anyone know where Lindsey Cemetery is located? Diane H.
12. Re: USFS Special Use Permit [1]
Fantastic, hooray, u r a genius, I wanna be on the fus' wagon. Ren
13. 1835 Hard Labor Muster List 4 [1]
Phillip --------- Lewis Perrin John McDougal Robert Jordan John Lewis Devlin Thomas Ramsey Phillip Timmerman Robert Runals Irvin Hutchinson John Cothran Jesse Ansley John Ansley Lewis Ansley Henry------- RP Quarles WS Ansley James ------- Peter Ansley John Norwood janeg@mindspring.com Jane McCombs Gillespie Researching McComb/McCombs in SC Hopewell Presbyterian in McCormick County SC Long Canes SC list : longcanes-l@rootsweb.com McCombs list McCOMBS-L@rootsweb.com
14. RE: Crawfords in Old 96 [1]
Colony of South Carolina, Records of 1716-1783 Compiled by Paul R. Sarrett Jr. Lewis, Azariah 1779 Resident Old 96 District Benjamin 1779 Resident Old 96 District Crawford 1779 Resident Old 96 District Isacc 1779 Resident Old 96 District Thomas 1779 Resident Old 96 District
15. Re: Web Site? please [1]
> John, > > Can you tell me please what are the chances for a web site for the > LONGCANE settlement in SC? I notice that many of us on this list have > ancestors there. > We really could use this help. > > Thank you for your reply. > > Dollyie Dollyie, Thanks for your interest. We hope to have a website someday. What I really need is a volunteer web-techie type who would like to design and maintain such a site. This is beyond my technical ability. I would be willing to help fu
16. Vacation Etc [1]
Just wanted to tell Robert Hemphill & Jan Morrow that I have not forgotten the Hopewell material that Robert sent to me.. Jan will get it to you soon.. I had not recovered from vacation then I burned myself pretty badly with some boiling water.. I now have an infection in my right foot.. I am having to take Keflex and it is making me sick/weak feeling .. so the cure is sometimes worse than the illness.. My McCombs uncle has let me borrow a big cheese box full of old pictures.. I need to start scanning some
17. Re: WHERE IS?? [1]
Way back yonder when i was stupid and had to attend USC summer skool in order to keep my 4.0 GPA, the dorms were not airconditioned, so in order to survive, i walked over one block to the SC Archives where the summer temp was a constant 65 degrees since old Mr. A. S. Salley was a bit plump like me, and he was the director, and he stood there rattlin' off the FOUR ORIGINAL COUNTIES of the 96 District like water off a ducks back. I will grant you that I have read some other stuff by the Johnny-come-latelies
18. Fw: Hopewell Presbyterian Church [1]
I couldn't find these in my records.. but Wilson/Lesley are sure "Long Cane" possibilities!! If anyone has any help please contact Annabel.. thanks!! -----Original Message----- From: Steven & Annabel Ballew To: janeg@mindspring.com Date: Sunday, June 28, 1998 12:11 AM Subject: Hopewell Presbyterian Church >I am looking for any information concerning my ancestors Joseph Lesley and >Mary Rebecca Willson. Joseph was born April 30, 1807 some where in South >Carolina.
19. Re: Samuel Foster of Laurens District, SC [1]
GREAT BALLS OF FIRE, JOHN CALVIN, WE MITE SCREW UP AND FIGGER THESE FOSTERS OUT AFTER ALL!!! Mr. Tucker, forgive me for not reading your note first, You give excellent info. I will have to contemplate this a day or two. The Samuel Foster I am looking for was born ca. 1750 or earlier and MUST have come over with Dr. Clark in 1764. He married my aunt, Eliz.? Kidd, d.o. George & Eliz. Kidd of Long Cane Creek who arrived 1783. Samuel was called a "Commissioner of the Presbytery" about 1800 and i have no
20. McCluskey/McCoskey/McCleskey [1]
Anyone with any ideas?? Thanks!! -----Original Message----- From: Dollyie@aol.com To: janeg@mindspring.com Date: Sunday, July 05, 1998 12:04 PM Subject: Re: Fw: Hopewell Presbyterian Church >Jane, > >If you know of the Long Cane Settlement....could you please tell me if you see >the surname McCluskey, McCloskey, MCCleskey in anything? > >I know for a fact they were there for 3 generations. Joseph Sr., Joseph Jr., >and David. All 3 are my grandfathers. > >They were
21. Re: Fw: Abbeville Cemeteries [1]
Why is Samuel Lesley [Leslie] not on Rev. Porter's list of burials?????????????? He should be. Does this mean that he was a [gasp] Baptist??? I do not think Upper Long Cane is an older Cemetery than Cedar Spring or Lower long Cane. Samuel is not buried at Upper long Cane. At least not under the name of Samuel. All of my Leslie stuff is not in the book where it belongs. Ho humm. A. Nony Muss
22. RE: Lewis's in Abbeville [1]
I need information on John Harper Lewis, my GGrandfather, prior to 1890. Also on Jesse Obidia Cann, also my GGranfather. Any information would be greatly appreciated. MLewis@aol.com
23. RE: Web Site? please [1]
>>Miss Lynne is your techie type who knows all about this stuff.<< You mean ME??? Hey, if I'm the best Long Cane list can do for a techie, then our proposed web site is in big trouble! LOL!!! Seriously, though, I'd love to do it, but in all honesty, I probably don't have the time or the knowledge. However, that never seems to stop me from trying, so... I'll look into it and see what I can come up with---maybe I can at least get us started. No promises, though. And if anyone else wants to finish the
24. Re: Abbeville Genealogy [1]
Tom, You can connect on the Greenwood Co. SCGenWeb page to telnet into the Greenwood Co. Library catalog. Also Laurens Co. Library in Laurens, S.C. has a really good history room with lots of information. Good luck Jan Morrow Greenwood Co. SCGenWeb http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/4549 Jane McCombs Gillespie wrote: > > Tom.. I am sure that Anderson has many "commercial" motels and Abbeville > has 2 (I don't recommend either) but Abbeville now has a good many bed & > breakfast places in the ol
25. Earl of Hillsborough [1]
Where could I get a copy of the passenger list for the Earl of Hillsborough? I have it listed in my records as the ship my John Hearst family came on. However, I can't find it to prove that, and I also need to locate where they came from. Any help you could give me would be great. I love the idea of a Web Page. Thanks in advance, Shala
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