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Searching for: +path:scdarlin +(+date:feb +date:1999)
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1. [SCDARLIN-L] [Fwd: Matthew Craft-South Carolina] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------55DD2A4F057C968BA8D056AF Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------55DD2A4F057C968BA8D056AF Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <36B8CC53.B248A265@bellsouth.net> Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 16:23:15 -0600 From: "James H. Craft, Sr." X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en] (Win98; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Craft Research
2. [SCDARLIN-L] SC Chat for AOL Subscribers [1]
The South Carolina Chat for AOL subscribers meets tonight & every Monday night, 7- 8. Root Cellar
3. [SCDARLIN-L] ANN STANDARD/ JOHN HODGES [1]
Hi, My ancestor , ANN STANDARD , according to Bible records , was born Oct. 21 , 1763 , and was married to JOHN HODGES , who was born in Greenville , S.C. I have been told that ANN and JOHN lived in CHERAW DISTRICT , though I have no proof of that. There was , however , according to the 1800 S.C census index , a JOHN HODGES listed in Darlington , and a William Standard listed there as well. It is BELIEVED that ANN STANDARD was the daughter of a CAPT. WILLIAM STANDARD of CHERAW , though I have no documentat
4. [SCDARLIN-L] NOBLES of Darlington [1]
Currently looking for any connectio between my gggrandfather and any Nobles of Darlington Dist. According to information he gave on his CSA pension, he was born in Darlington Dist., in 1831. His family moved to AL before 1839. Then they moved into FL. His father is possibly Eli Nobles first found in the Conecuh Co., AL census in 1840. But I have no proof. Any information is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Tonia POrter -- Visit my webpage--- http://home1.gte.net/toniab/Index.html --for cemetery, CSA a
5. [SCDARLIN-L] James, White, Rush, & Samules of Darlington [1]
In search of James, White, Rush, Samules families from DARLINGTON SC My JAMES family is from Mechanicsville, Darlington South Carolina this is all I know so far,,,,, dates are from the 1910 census & help from my grandmother!!!! Frank James B:1848 B M Head Farm labor, married twice 1st wife unknown (many children from this union - I only know of one, Sue Anna James B: 1894) he was 23 years older than
6. [SCDARLIN-L] nfo please [1]
Hello, Is there a book (s) on cemeteries in the Darlington District? I am looking for any Barwick (Berwick), Connell, Weeks, Thigpen that were buried there around the last of 1700's or 1800's. Was this area ever part of North Carolina? Does anyone know the adjoining counties on the North Carolina side? Thank You, Sandra B. Dorociak
7. [SCDARLIN-L] The Jessie Lotta Hodges Records [1]
Thank you to the list members who responded to my question yesterday about how to obtain the book , "The History of the Old Cheraws". I really appreciate the help. NOW I need help locating the "Jessie Lotta Hodges Records". I have been told that this book will help immensely in sorting out the tangled Hodges line of the Darlington area.I'd like to buy the book , but if I can't do that , would just love to know where a copy might be found in a library , etc.Thanks in advance for any help anyone out there can
8. [SCDARLIN-L] SC Chat for AOL subscribers [1]
SC Chat for AOL subscribers meets tonight & every Monday night, 7- 8, eastern time. Root Cellar
9. [SCDARLIN-L] STANDARD CEMETERY in DARLINGTON AREA [1]
Hi again list members, I forgot to add this in my last post.Does anyone know anything about a cemetery in the Darlington area that has a lot of STANDARDS buried in it? If there is such a cemetery , does anyone know if there is a written record that has been published regarding the burials there. If such a record exists , would someone be willing to do a lookup for me? Thanks so much. Sandra Gilbreath
10. Fwd: [SCDARLIN-L] Campbell/Hudson/Hutson [1]
-- [ From: Cal Campbell * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- ------- FORWARD, Original message follows ------- Date: Sunday, 01-Nov-98 02:26 PM From: Cal Campbell \ PRODIGY: (GYHG84A) To: scdarlin-l \ Internet: (scdarlin-l@rootsweb.com) Subject: [SCDARLIN-L] Campbell/Hudson/Hutson I am searching for information on JOHN J CAMPBELL, b. 1849 in SC. I know nothing of his parents. He probably had a sister named Addie Campbell, who married H Govan KING in 1876 at the Wesley Chapel Churc
11. Fwd: [SCDARLIN-L] Absalom & Jacob Elmore [1]
-- [ From: Cal Campbell * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- ------- FORWARD, Original message follows ------- Date: Sunday, 01-Nov-98 02:25 PM From: Cal Campbell \ PRODIGY: (GYHG84A) To: scdarlin-l \ Internet: (scdarlin-l@rootsweb.com) Subject: [SCDARLIN-L] Absalom & Jacob Elmore I am searching for information on Absalom and Jacob ELMORE, of Darlington/Sumter Co, SC. They were brothers who appear in SC circa 1800 in Darlington Co. I have not learned where they were born or who t
12. [SCDARLIN-L] SC Chat for AOL Subscribers [1]
The South Carolina Chat for AOL subscribers meets tonight & every Monday night, 7- 8, eastern time. Root Cellar
13. [SCDARLIN-L] SC Chat for AOL Subscribers- Others Delete now [1]
The South Carolina Chat for AOL Subscribers meets tonight & every Monday night 7- 8, eastern time. Root Cellar
14. [SCDARLIN-L] Dorchester Co research? (otherwise delete) [1]
Pattie W. Heaton and Lillian D. Kizer, the co-chairmen of The Cemetery Committee of Dorchester County, SC, have generously given permission to the USGenWeb Project, Tombstone Transcription Project, South Carolina, to include information from Volumes I and II of CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS OF DORCHESTER COUNTY SOUTH CAROLINA on the SCGenWeb. They co-authored these volumes, under the direction of Lillian H. Harley, toward the purposes of sharing the information they contain with the descendants of Dorchester Count
15. [SCDARLIN-L] Wm STANDARD - Darlington [1]
Hello, i sent a msg but it must be too big and will not show to the list. There is an old cemetry in Darlington somewhere named STANDARD - would love to have a look up on who is buried there and also where I can find the books "History of Old Cheraw" and "Jesse's Lotta Hodges". Hope someone on the list will recognize some of these names. some of the names assosciated with our STANDARD is NORWOOD, WADDELL, HARRELL. and BUCKHOLTS - all moved to the new East LA & MS Terr. after the purchase in 1803. Capt
16. [SCDARLIN-L] Re: McCollough (and various other spellings) [1]
Seeking information on John Dewitt McCollough b. 1822 Social Hill (Society Hill?) d. 1902 Wahalla. Thanks, Frank
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