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1. [L'caster] SC Genealogy [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XeB.2ACI/1492 Message Board Post: Looking for your South Carolina Ancestors? The South Carolina Historical Society can help! For more information contact Carey Lucas Nikonchuk at 843-723-3225 or carey.lucas@schistory.org
2. [L'caster] Elizabeth Jemima Short obituary [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Short Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XeB.2ACI/1491 Message Board Post: >From the Lancaster Ledger, Wednesday, 11 October 1854, p. 2 -- DIED, suddenly on the 4th instant, near Turkey Quarter Creek, in this District, Miss ELIZABETH JEMIMA, only daughter of Griffith and Irene Short, aged 19 years and 8 months. The deceased was a young lady of amiable disposition and engaging
3. Re: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
I would invite my 6th Great Grandfather, Casper Bleiler (Plyler) who came over from Switzerland and settled in Pennsylvania and his children later moved to the North and South Carolina area. He started out with his wife Maria and 3 children. He arrived in America with only the 3 children. It would make for an interesting Thanksgiving dinner. And yes, Sheryl, he is the 4th Great Grandfather of the Molsey (ie) Plyler that married your Samuel Rowell. I would love to have any information about your Samuel
4. [SCLANCAS] RAPE FAMILY BOOK [0.987173]
There is also an excellkent book, 'REEB ROOTS In Europe and America," compiled by John V. Reeb, edited by Nell Taylor Norwell, pub 1994. It documents the Reeb/Rape family from 17th century Europe through 18th century America. The first documentation is of Johann Nicholaus Reeb c. 1620 Germany, through descendants to PA, NC, SC, TN Also, 'THE RAPE FAMILIY TREE," by Nell Taylor Norvell, pub 1983. This traces the lineage of Peter Rape of Mecklenburg Co, NC (1760-1825). Teresa ----- Original Message -----
5. Re: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
Louise, Don't worry about it, you and your brother have helped me over the years. The VA state archives has a massive collection, also the state historical society. Hanover is part of the Richmond metro. The Valentine Museum, where I did my internship, also has a massive collection. I am friends with the curator of manuscripts and photographs. Oh, the state archives also has a nice bible collection. So I will check there too. Do you know what part of Hanover your relative is from? Sure wish we could
6. Re: [L'caster] MASSEY DNA PROJECT [0.987173]
;-) this is a joke,right? Hi, we finally have a Massey DNA Project up and running , please look at http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~mandaley/MasseyDNA.html we still need many more "male" Massey DNA contributors to make this dna research a success. If you are a female Massey, you can still help, by talking to your male relatives, such as cousins, brothers, uncles or father; looking forward to hearing from you,Eleonore
7. RE: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
Carol C-H wrote: >Those of us who are in the USA will soon be celebrating Thanksgiving. If >you could have ONE of your ancestors - one you never met - who lived in >Lancaster County, South Carolina, join you for Thanksgiving dinner (or, if >you are in a country other than the USA, for a family feast sometime this >month), which ancestor would you invite? That's easy; I'd invite Robert Snipes and his wife Martha to have dinner with me. He was b. abt 1770 (location unknown), but he a
8. [SCLANCAS] Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
I'd really like to invite my 4xgreat-grandfather, Henry Shute, Sr. (b 1766 - d bet 1797-1819) and ask him where in the world he came from!! Was he really born in Germany or is that just speculation? And what is his relationship to Jochiam & Gottlieb Schutz who were born in Germany and are all listed on several legal documents with Henry?? Besides his son, Henry Jr., who were those other 6 children that I have no idea as to their names or where they went!! And last but not least, I'd like to warn him to
9. RE: [SCLANCAS] Ancestors for Thanksgiving [0.987173]
OK, I'm a little behind, but this could be a good one! It's really kind of hard to decide who to ask -- and actually, I'm not really sure if any of the ones I'm thinking of are Lancaster relatives. That would be one of the questions to ask! Just where exactly did you live???? But the relatives I'd most want to visit with right now would be my great-great-grandfather, James Hunter, and his first wife, Dora. They've been a totally brick wall for ages, until this past weekend when a new cousin was able t
10. [SCLANCAS] From the Lancaster Ledger 1902 [0.987173]
Maybe this will help some of you trying to find someone: Lancaster Ledger Newspaper Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1902 Mr. Lester Nelson has a position at J.J. Blackmon's. Died, August 29, 1902, the 3 month old son of Mr. & Mrs. William Langley. It was buried Saturday at Beaver Creek Church. Mr. M.J. Hough, formerly of Lancaster but now of Chesterfield, was nominated in the recent primary election for probate judge of that county. Married, in this county, August 27, 1902, Mr. Samuel D. McManus and Miss Ida Hunte
11. [L'caster] Belk, Calvin Capt. [0.987173]
Need information on wife of Calvin Belk. My information on Massey Cemetery, Lancaster, S.C. row 17 states that Calvin Belk, son of Capt.Calvin and Elizabeth J. Belk, died 4-25-85. I have information that Calvin Belk is married to Tobitha Plyler. Any information will be appreciated. Doris
12. [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
Since we are inviting ancestors to our Thanksgiving Dinner this year I'd also like to have Mary Deason over for dinner also. She is the wife of Joel B. Small. I don't know anything about Mary so there are many questions I have for her. I don't know who her parents were or where/when she was born or died she seemed to have appeared and disappeared too. She is my 2nd great grandmother. She and Joel had 10 children. I love giving our ancestors invitations to Thanksgiving Dinner this year. Sheryl Rowell T
13. [SCLANCAS] Rape famiy info Mineral Springs,NC [0.987173]
> I would love to get hold of old church records for the area of Monroe, > Waxhaw and Mineral Springs. We know that Henry R. Rape was born in 1830 in > this area. His father, John Rape, built the Arbor at Mineral Springs Camp > Ground in that same year, they were said to have lived four miles from the > camp ground. Other family members have said that the family had moved back > to NC after my grandmother was born and that he died there. There is a book in the Heritage Center, Union County,Monroe NC, wtri
14. [SCLANCAS] McCorkle/Snipes [0.987173]
Elizabeth Snipes' first husband was a McCorkle; following is her obituary. Can anyone tell me what his name is? Thanks, Bill Snipes Source: The Herald Rock Hill, SC, November 26, 1995 CAMDEN - Mrs. Elizabeth Snipes Sutton, 75, of 1-B Lafayette Square, Camden, died Saturday, Nov. 25, 1995 at her home. The funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Bethany Baptist Church with the Rev. Zack Fleming and the Rev. Clarence Dorman officiating. Burial will be at Kershaw City Cemetery. Mrs. Snipes was born in
15. [SCLANCAS] SC Death Index [0.987173]
Here's the URL for the site, where you can do a search. http://www.scdhec.net/vr/di/default.htm
16. RE: [SCLANCAS] From the Lancaster Ledger 1902 [0.987173]
"Penny Ladnier" wrote: >Maybe this will help some of you trying to find someone: > >Lancaster Ledger Newspaper >Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1902 > Thank you for posting this information. I didn't find any relatives, but it's really fun to get a glimpse into the lives of our ancestors' neighbors. And for those of us who don't have access to these old newspapers, it is a rare opportunity which is as close to time-travel as we're ever likely to come. Bill Snipes __________________________
17. Re: [SCLANCAS] Finding lost relatives at the turn of 20th Century [0.987173]
Penny, thank you for your interest. My missing great grandfather died in or about 1879 we believe in Union County, NC. My grandmother told her children that her daddy died when she was seven years old, that is how we calculated the year of death. There are on SC death certificates for that time frame. I would love to get hold of old church records for the area of Monroe, Waxhaw and Mineral Springs. We know that Henry R. Rape was born in 1830 in this area. His father, John Rape, built the Arbor at Mineral S
18. Re: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
What a wonderful topic! My guest would be my great-grandmother Nancy M. Belk. She is the keeper of many, many family mysteries. Her husband, Lawrence Dunlap died a couple of days after the Battle of Gettysburg where he was injured. Nancy collected pension on him until she died. I have all the documentation on this. Nancy had four children after he died and she gave all of them the name of Dunlap.... one of these kids was my grandfather. I have not found documentation that she remarried, even on her d
19. [SCLANCAS] John BARKLEY 1720-1796 [0.987173]
I'm looking for the parents of my ancestor Elizabeth BARKLEY, who married William PENNY ca 1776. Does anyone recognize this early Lancaster County family? One possible father is John BARKLEY, born in Ireland in 1720, served in the Rev. War as a Major, and died in Lancaster Co. in 1796. I have one reference, an article written by Mabel Trott FitzSimons, saying that John was m. to Agnes ___ [Margaret GREY in another record is shown as his wife]. Children listed are sons William, Robert (m. Mary PALLON in 178
20. [SCLANCAS] Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
Dear 3rd great grandparents Samuel Smith Huey and Sara "Sally" Hagins Huey. Please join my family for dinner and to celebrate your 186th wedding anniversary (29 Jan 1817 in Lancaster Co. SC). Samuel, I would like to also include your parents, but, Sarah, would you please invite your parents and siblings? I think your parents were James Hagins and Jane Ross but I would like to know for certain. Sarah, were your siblings Jane who married John Nelson? Joseph who married Nancy? Margaret who married
21. [SCLANCAS] Thankgiving Dinner [0.987173]
I would invite my Grandmother Maud Ada Vincent Bowers. I never had the pleasure of knowing her. She passed away at the young age of 36. Many say that I favor her and I'm proud to say that I see a resemblance too. Grandmother Bowers died when she miscarried her 8th child. I would love to have her join us and meet my family and see my Mom again. My Mom was only 4 years old, when her mother passed. It would be wonderful to get to know her and have her meet my family. She was the daughter of Franc
22. [SCLANCAS] Re: Thanksgiving Day invitation [0.987173]
Hi, I've been thinking about this question for a little while now. I would invite Solomon Poer and William Kennington and Susan Poer Kennington. By the 1840's Solomon Poer was a widower living in Bowie county, Texas. But, he had moved to Bowie county, Texas from Lancaster county, South Carolina. >From what I've been told he was making a visit to a daughter in North Carolina. He started on that trip and never came back. I would really like to know how far he did get on his trip. William E. Kenningt
23. Re: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
I'd invite Drury Watson (1740-1829) to my Thanksgiving dinner. Drury Watson was born in Prince Edward Co. Va in 1740. He came to live with his daughter Susannah and her husband, James McKnight Morrow, at an unknown date but it is known that the Morrows were living on Six Mile Creek in Indian Land by 1788. Watson was in Lancaster County at least by 1804 as shown by court records. Drury might have some war stories to tell. He was a lieutenant in the Virginia militia in 1779-80. But, since he was know
24. Re: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
I would invite my great grandmother Mary Jane Howell. She was born in 1846 one hundred years before me. She was a daughter of William and Mary Howell of Lancaster, SC. She married Henry R. Rape on Dec 23, 1860 in Lancaster. She and Henry had five children Margaret Mary Frances, William I., Samuel D., James L., and Mary Armentha. The last mentioned was my grandmother. I have never been able to find the burial place of Henry Rape and would love to ask grandmother Rape where she hid that man! Also their sons W
25. Re: [SCLANCAS] LISTOWNER POST - Thanksgiving Dinner [0.987173]
I would love to invite Hosea Scott (1811-1890) for Thanksgiving dinner. Perhaps he would clarify who his parents and siblings are. He was a brother to Timothy Stroud and Marion Hopkins(?). They were indentured to a Douglas family till the youngest came of age and then they returned to the Scott Plantation(?). What tragedies befell their mother? Who was his father. His only son was William Murdock Scott. Happy Thanksgiving and blessing to all.
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