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1. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
Here is about all I have. Let me know if this rings any bells and I will give you what little else I have. Dr. Zachariah Nance Jr. 1784-1854 Nancy I Smith Lipscomb 1811-Aug 22, 1854 Their children: Sarah Ann Elizabeth, b. 1829 married Drayton Turner Dorinda M. Nance (my kin), b. August 16, 1832, m. Marcus Ross Bird Nancy Christmas Smith Nance, b. 12/25-1840, married James Calvin Turner Agnes Penelope Ragland Nance, b. 1844, m. William Harrison Long Margaret M.M. Nance, b. Jan 22, 1847, m. Greenbriar T
2. [SCUNION] WADE, HAMES, CRAIG, BLAKE, MATHIS, WATERS, KING 1803 SC, 1820 GA, 1830 AL [1]
Hi All, I have not posted in a while and I very much need your help. But first please let me apologize to any of you who may be on more than one of the lists I'm sending this to as you unfortunately will receive more than one copy of this message. I am looking for the parents of Elijah WADE. Here is what I know about Elijah: Elijah WADE b. abt. 1804 SC. Elijah WADE m. Rebecca HAMES on 12-30-1823 in Hall Co GA. Rebecca was the dau. of John HAMES and Charity JASPER. Elijah and Rebecca lived in both GA (p
3. Re: [SCUNION] QUINSHAW/CRENSHAW [1]
For QUINSHAW in 1880 census, there was only a Mary Quinshaw b. Ireland (white)1837 living in California with a dau., Mary b. 1869 in CA. Under Nathan Crenshaw, I found two in 1880 Manningham, Butler, Ala. Nathan Crenshaw 24 (black) b. Ala Alice Crenshaw 30 wife (black) b. Ala Louisburg, Franklin, NC. Adkin May 28 (white) b NC Wilie May 26 (white) brother b NC Ned Wims 22 (black) b NC Nathan Crenshaw 19 (black) b. NC ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent:
4. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]

5. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
O.K. you retired Folks out there. I am just getting into this and need help to find my Nathan Quinshaw listed in 1870 with his family in Union Township Union S.C. Can not locate him again. My GGrand Mother's death certificate found in Arkansas listed that her maiden name was QUINAHAW. The census of 1900 listed her parents from South Carolina. I have attempted to located a male QUINSHAW in any state but have been able to located any males with that list name after 1870. Any suggestions just were to lo
6. Re: [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1830 Union Co., SC census [1]
Maybe there are two generations because the 1820 census shows 1-2-0-1-0-1 males where I think the oldest division is 45+. Thanks, Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geniebug" To: Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 1:21 AM Subject: [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1830 Union Co., SC census > P.412 > Berryman Knight 1 male under 5 > 1 male 20-30 > 1 female under 5 > 1 female 20-30
7. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
Congratulations Friend on your upcoming retirement. You are only 65? I have been doing serious genealogy for sixty, so you are still just a Spring Chicken. In those three S. C. counties that you mentioned, I have beaten the bushes looking for GADBERRYS. The family names that you mention all sound familiar. I am particularly looking for JAMES M. GADBERRY, State Legislator from Union County, lawyer, delegate to the SECESSION CONVENTION of December 1860, and signer of the S. C. ORDINANCE OF SEC
8. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
In a message dated 12/22/2001 9:47:38 PM Central Standard Time, jandsstone@earthlink.net writes: > My family names from that part of the country are > Bird/Ross, Lipscomb, Driskill, Cooper, Nance, and maybe others James, I'm curious about the NANCE line that you mentioned above. My specific Nance family goes back to Jesse C. Nance, (1831-1903). Jesse married Minerva Brown. I THINK that Jesse's father was Thomas Nance (d. 1841). They lived in the Union/Cherokee Cos. of SC. If any of this sounds
9. RE: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
Hi Jackie, Hey, not all of us out here are retired but I did check ancestry.com, genealogy.com, and genserv.com without much success (other than Nathan on the 1870 census). Could he have changed his name or the spelling of the name? Eldon -----Original Message----- From: Altojackie@aol.com [mailto:Altojackie@aol.com] Sent: Monday, December 24, 2001 2:09 AM To: SCUNION-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes O.K. you retired Folks out there. I am just getting into this and need help to
10. Re: [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1830 Union Co., SC census [1]
This should have said 1830 FAIRFIELD COUNTY!! > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Geniebug" > To: > Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 1:21 AM > Subject: [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1830 Union Co., SC census > > > > P.412 > > Berryman Knight 1 male under 5 > > 1 male 20-30 > > 1 female under 5 > > 1 female 20-30 > > > > > > ==== SCUNION Mailing List ==== > > To reach the list
11. [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1830 Union Co., SC census [1]
P.412 Berryman Knight 1 male under 5 1 male 20-30 1 female under 5 1 female 20-30
12. [SCUNION] Neil D. Thomas & Dave Hause-VIRUS [1]
Neil and Dave : you both have the BadTrans virus. Just rec'd e-mails from both of you with the infected attachment. If anyone on the list receives e-mail with an attachment that you are not expecting and the attachment file window opens as soon as you highlight the e-mail, DON'T Open it. For an explanation of the virus see www.symantec.com Type in BadTrans in the search engine and it will give you the full explanation.
13. [SCUNION] WADE, HAMES, KING, MORRIS - 1780s to 1830s [1]
Please let me apologize if you receive more than one copy of this as I am cross posting. I am looking for info on my ggg-grandfather Elijah WADE b. abt. 1804 SC. Elijah who m. Rebecca HAMES was living in Hall Co GA from at least 1823 to 1827. I am looking for Elijah's parents. His father may be the Edward WADE described below. Rebecca was the dau. of John HAMES and Charity JASPER. I know a great deal about Rebecca's family but practically nothing about her. I am also looking for info on Edward WADE
14. [SCUNION] You have a virtual card waiting for you! [1]
Hi, Mickey Fournier stopped by my site, postcards.rootsweb.com and created a Virtual Card just for you! To pick up your card, simply point your browser at the page listed below. http://postcards.rootsweb.com/cards/dec24-2009831419.html The card will remain on the server for about one month, so please print it out or save it as soon as you can.
15. [SCUNION] Anthony Ancestors [1]
Looking for Anthony families in the 1820's.
16. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
Eldon, After many many tries of spelling the surname of Nathan. I found him once again in 1880, Columbus Co. Richland S.C. This time the name was spelled from QUINSHAW to CRANCHAW. Some times I wonder if I am the only one that goes through these types of experiences with surnames. Jackie
17. [SCUNION] LOTT/SATCHER [1]
New web sites for the researching of the LOTT and SATCHER surnames. lottsofsouthcarolina-subscribe@yahoogroups.com satcher_lineages_and_surname_study-subscribe@yahoogroups.com ***********************************************My ancestors stems from the following surnames and states: My Paternal Line >>>>REDD, (GA & SC) - BECK, (SC) - ELLIOT, (GA & SC) - LOTT (SC & GA) - SATCHER (SC) - My Maternal Line >>>>DAVIS, (GA) - SANDERS, (GA & FL) - BUTLER, (GA) - SULLIVAN, (GA & FL) - PARKER, (GA & FL) -WILSON
18. [SCUNION] Mitchell Burying Ground [1]
I am wondering if anyone has photographed the gravesite of Elias Mitchell, and would be willing to share the photo with me. This is the description I was given of the location: The Mitchell Burying Ground is an abandoned cemetery off State Road 44-241 northwest of Jonesville, Union County, South Carolina. Any help appreciated, Georgia Fleming
19. [SCUNION] LOTT/SATCHER [1]
New web sites for the researching of the LOTT and SATCHER surnames. lottsofsouthcarolina-subscribe@yahoogroups.com satcher_lineages_and_surname_study-subscribe@yahoogroups.com ***********************************************My ancestors stems from the following surnames and states: My Paternal Line >>>>REDD, (GA & SC) - BECK, (SC) - ELLIOT, (GA & SC) - LOTT (SC & GA) - SATCHER (SC) - My Maternal Line >>>>DAVIS, (GA) - SANDERS, (GA & FL) - BUTLER, (GA) - SULLIVAN, (GA & FL) - PARKER, (GA & FL) -WILSON
20. [SCUNION] LOTT/SATCHER [1]
New web sites for the researching of the LOTT and SATCHER surnames. lottsofsouthcarolina-subscribe@yahoogroups.com satcher_lineages_and_surname_study-subscribe@yahoogroups.com ***********************************************My ancestors stems from the following surnames and states: My Paternal Line >>>>REDD, (GA & SC) - BECK, (SC) - ELLIOT, (GA & SC) - LOTT (SC & GA) - SATCHER (SC) - My Maternal Line >>>>DAVIS, (GA) - SANDERS, (GA & FL) - BUTLER, (GA) - SULLIVAN, (GA & FL) - PARKER, (GA & FL) -WILSON
21. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
I believe Cherokee Co was formed from parts of Union, Spartenburg and York Counties in 1898. The new county took out the center wehere the three counties came together, or so it appears on the map. My family names from that part of the country are Bird/Ross, Lipscomb, Driskill, Cooper, Nance, and maybe others depending upon what side of the state line they were when you want to count them. Seems that NC/SC border was about invisible as far as communities, neighborhoods and families are concerned... Jame
22. [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
First, I wish God's richest blessings for each of you and those you love this Holiday season. Second, I wish to find parents for Thomas WRIGHT who was in Union County from 1783 (possibly much earlier) until about 1808 when he moved his family to Tennessee. Third, to find parents for Lillie __?__ wife of the above. They had very close ties to William WOFFORD, the "rich Tory," and to the WALKERs, THOMSONs and BOBOs. Fourth, to straighten out that nest of BRIGGS who lived at the intersection of Union, Laur
23. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]

24. Re: [SCUNION] Christmas wishes [1]
In a message dated 12/26/01 6:09:42 PM Pacific Standard Time, mfournier@atlantic.net writes: << I'll betcha it got transcribed as CRENSHAW with >> Mickey, Yes I am going crazy with this surname. I have found just found Nathan in the 1880 Richland, Columbus Co census. surname was spelled CRANCHAW. I just recieved my 1880 census and National Index. In the Index "CR" CD, I typed in NATHAN first name born in SC, 1835, and there he was. Thank God for this CD. Jackie
25. [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1820 Fairfield Co., SC [1]
The 1820 FAIRFIELD COUNTY census has: p. 149, Berryman Knight, 120101-32101 (1 male under 10; 2 males 10-16; 1 male 16-26; 1 male 45+, 3 fem. under 10; 2 fem. 10-16; 1 fem. 16-26; 1 fem. 26-45) The 1820 census has a column for males 16-18. but it was blank for this family. ----- Original Message ----- From: "mjlhurd" To: Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 4:33 PM Subject: Re: [SCUNION] Berryman Knight, 1830 Union Co., SC census > Maybe there are two generations bec
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