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1. [SC-DISSENTERS] web site for Genealogy proof standards. [1]
Found a good site which discusses genealogy relationship proof standards. http://genealogy.about.com/cs/citing/a/proof.htm Deborah Byrd
2. [SC-DISSENTERS] Publication of the Dawes rolls. [1]
I usually don't post information about books becuase is it commercial but the publication of the Dawes Rolls is fairly significant for those seeking to prove relationship to the Native American heritage. But I hope that you all will not take offence at the commercial. Deborah Byrd List Mom and or list member Below is the annoucement from Genealogical Publishing Company. LANDMARK PUBLICATION OF "DAWES COMMISSION" FINAL ROLLS In a publishing year that has seen the release of a number of valuable books de
3. [SC-DISSENTERS] 1700's Dunhams/Donnoms [1]
I am researching the Dunham family of Colleton County during the 1700's. Family members include William Denham/Dunham who received 1696 land grant for importing his wife and child. He died 1730's. His son Jacob was the heir at law. Jacob had two wives and died leaving a will 1745/45. Jacob had 5 sons and one daughter. Two of Jacobs sons, Daniel and William moved with the Dorchester Society of Dorchester Berkley to Sunbury GA in 1752. The apparently eldest son James married three times, a Mary, Mary B
4. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Updated website [1]
In a message dated 12/16/2008 7:42:52 A.M. Central Standard Time, deborahbryd@bellsouth.net writes: The website is at http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dwb1/dissenters/dissenters.htm Thanks Deborah! Arlene
5. [SC-DISSENTERS] updated web site [1]
I have updated the bibliography section of the website, adding books and articles about religious dissent or Dissenters in South Carolina during the Colonial Period. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dwb1/dissenters/dissenters.htm I am still looking for the list of members from the congregations in Essex County who separated themselves and moved to South Carolina in 1696. It is believed that they came from congregations in Salem Village (now Danvers), Newbury, and Andover Mass. They most like
6. [SC-DISSENTERS] Updated website [1]
I have added the scanned images of some dissenter wills on the web site. I have a new scanner that works beautifully, so I will be adding information off and on for a while. Deborah Byrd list mom
7. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Updated website [1]
The website is at http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dwb1/dissenters/dissenters.htm Deborah Byrd ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 3:33 PM Subject: Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Updated website In a message dated 12/14/2008 2:07:40 P.M. Central Standard Time, deborahbryd@bellsouth.net writes: images of some dissenter wills on the web site. Deborah, What is the url for the website? Thanks, Arlene ---------------
8. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Updated website [1]
In a message dated 12/14/2008 2:07:40 P.M. Central Standard Time, deborahbryd@bellsouth.net writes: images of some dissenter wills on the web site. Deborah, What is the url for the website? Thanks, Arlene
9. [SC-DISSENTERS] Easter [1]
May you and yours enjoy a very HAPPY EASTER. Bill Covey Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://BillCovey.50megs.com www.boomerweb.net/users/fifties/billcovey/start_here.html www.boomerweb.net/users/bcovey/index.html
10. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] who are dissenters [1]
Welcome Martha, Presbyterians and congregationalists were dissenters. Here is the mailing list web site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dwb1/dissenters/dissenters.htm What names and locations are you researchiing? Deborah Byrd
11. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Dorothy Webb 1720's [1]
Hi Deborah, Dorothy Webb came to SC with Benjamin Webb from Massachusetts. She was John Hendricks sister. I don't know of her being married to Mathew Bee, unless it happened after Benjamin died...but I believe he was still alive in 1720. Butch// __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo! Greetings! http://greetings.yahoo.com
12. [SC-DISSENTERS] Re: [SC] Dorothy Webb 1720's [1]
here is the memorial. It indicates that Dorothy Hendricks married frist Matthew Bee, then William Stevenson, and last Benjamin Webb. This would indicate that Dorothy is the mother of Sarah Webb duaghter of Benjamin Webb. The memorial possibly is a marriage settlement to protect the interests of her children by Bee and Stevenson. Deborah Byrd South Carolina Memorials, Vol 3, p. 508 Memorial of a parcel of Land conveyed by virtue of lease & release bearing date teh 8th day of July 1732 in the 6th year of
13. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 [1]
Deborah, http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm This will give much information. Fill in the Query slot with the name(s) you are searching for, click on the state, then the county. I prefer Full. Also, check the Table of Contents. Happy hunting, William Woodson ----- Original Message ----- From: Deborah Byrd To: Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 12:00 PM Subject: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 > Can anyone add to the family of John
14. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 [1]
Deborah, the daughter of Jonathan Fabian and Esther Dean Ladson who married William Law was named Ann Caroline. Rosina and John Minton had six children: Stephen, John Michael, James Dunwody, Axson, West, and Mary Dean Minton. Frances Adeline and John Osgood Baker had three children that I know of: John Fabian, William Elliott, and Adeline Baker. I have a little bit more on them if you're interested. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah Byrd" To:
15. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Dorothy Webb 1720's [1]
That is what I thought, but, the memorial shows that she has children by Matthew Bee, and William Stevenson in 1732 when John Hendricks is giving to William Hendricks land to hold in trust for Dorothy Webb and her children. Sarah Webb daughter of Benjamin Webb was not one of the children listed in the memorial. The Plantation Ratsbury point is one of the land holdings of John d. 1736 and William Hendricks d. 1749 of Charleston and Christ Chruch Parish and not part of the land records of my William Hendrick
16. [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 [1]
The Quartermann Family book says on page 171 that Rev. John Winn (1814-1892) "Married second, 10 Feb 1876 at Wilkes-Barre, Pa.? Sarah Adaline Baker, born 30 Oct 1825, Liberty Co., Ga., died aft 1892, daughter of John Osgood Baker and Frandes Adeline Fabian". No children of this second marriage. Blanchard Smith . . . .
17. [SC-DISSENTERS] Dorothy Webb 1720's [1]
I have a question, about Dorothy Hendricks wife of Benjamin Webb. In a memorial vol 3 page 508, she sets up a trust for herself and her children. One of her children is Mary, wife of Thomas Sacherville. This Mary was the daughter of Matthew Bee and wife Dorothy. Am I correct in being knocked over with a feather that Dorothy Hendricks first married Matthew Bee, then married Benjamin Webb?
18. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 [1]
Thank you. This does help. alot. I'll take what ever else you have. If I have anything else that will help you, please ask. Deborah Byrd ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda McNish" To: Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 11:27 AM Subject: Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 > Deborah, the daughter of Jonathan Fabian and Esther Dean Ladson who married > William Law was named Ann Caroline. > Rosina and John Minton had six children: Stephen, J
19. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Baptist & Methodist ministery during the Rev. War [1]
Yes, I recently joined this list. Were Presbyterians known as Dissenters? My ancestors were Presbyterians in South Carolina. (I am non-denominational, though I attend King James Bible Baptist Churches.) Are there books about Dissenters in South Carolina? Do they sell them at Barnes and Noble? Martha in Utah (where being a dissenter is a whole new ball game) mmatthews@quantium.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah Byrd" To: Sent: Monday, Febru
20. [SC-DISSENTERS] Baptist & Methodist ministery during the Rev. War [1]
I found a small article in SCHM Vol 73, p.87 entitled "The Baptist and Methodist Clergy in South Carolina and the American Revolution", Durward T. Stokes. Farily interesting with very good footnotes. Thought that I'd pass it on. Also a couple of new members have signed on to the list. Welcome, and you are encouraged to post to the list. this one has a tendancy to be really quite. Deborah Byrd List Mom
21. [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 [1]
Can anyone add to the family of John Fabian d. abt feb 1744/1745? thanks for the help Deborah Byrd Descendants of John Fabian 1 John Fabian d: Feb 1744/45 in St. Pauls Parish, Colleton Co. S.C. . +Mary d: 1749 in St. Pauls Parish, Colleton Co. S.C. ... 2 John Fabian b: Bef. 1715 d: Feb 1745/46 in St. Pauls Parish, Colleton Co. S.C. ....... +Susannah Hayne ........ 3 Susannah Fabian b: Aft. 1725 in St. Pauls Parish, Colleton Co. S.C. ... 2 William Fabian b: Bef. 1715 in St. Pauls Parish,
22. [SC-DISSENTERS] Email address changes. [1]
There seem to be rash of email changes lately. Must be either a lot of moving, or some really good deals out there. Anyway back to the purpose. If you are changing your email addy and wish to continue to belong to your rootsweb mailing lists you will need to resubscribe to the mailing list. All of subscribing and unsubscribing from the mailing lists is done by a robot program, that understands two commands, subscribe and unsubscribe and counts how many times in a row a message has been rejected by a spe
23. [SC-DISSENTERS] Re: SC-DISSENTERS-D Digest V02 #11 [1]
>> Yes, I recently joined this list. Were Presbyterians known as Dissenters? << When there was an established church - a government-sponsored one such as the Church of England was in most colonies prior to the Revolution - any denomination other than the established church was composed of dissenters. They dissented from the established church. So, yes, your Presbyterians were dissenters in most of the colonies. But I think the Presbyterian church was the established church in Scotland by that time, so
24. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] who are dissenters [1]
Dear Dissenters: My South Carolina ancestors include Seawrights, Pennells, Drakes, Pruitts, and Breckenridges. I have a copy of the large James Drake m. Agnes Breckenridge tree. They married in 1805. One the tree my name is on the Seawright branch. I remember learning that my SC ancestors were Presbyterians. Also the Drakes and the Seawrights meet annually for reunions at Greenville Presbyterian Church near Donalds, SC. I will visit the website that you listed. Is there an organization that Dissente
25. Re: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 [1]
Thank you Deborah Byrd ----- Original Message ----- From: "Blanchard Smith" To: Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 2:57 PM Subject: [SC-DISSENTERS] Fabians of Willtown 1744 > The Quartermann Family book says on page 171 that Rev. John Winn (1814-1892) > "Married second, 10 Feb 1876 at Wilkes-Barre, Pa.? Sarah Adaline Baker, born 30 Oct > 1825, Liberty Co., Ga., died aft 1892, daughter of John Osgood Baker and Frandes > Adeline Fabian". No children of this se
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