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From: "LeAnne" <>
Subject: Re: [CHASTAIN-L] Rainy Chastine
Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1999 18:00:01 -0500


In 1711 there was a William Hutcheson from Prince George Co., MD. The
Hutcheson's aren't really in my lineage and fade out before the 1800's. So,
anything around the Civil War era I would not be able to help you with. (At
least I don't think so.) If you have any more question feel free to ask,
but I have very little on this surname.



-----Original Message-----
From: slim <>
To: <>
Date: Saturday, July 17, 1999 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: [CHASTAIN-L] Rainy Chastine

>Hi Lee Ann,
>
>This is a long shot but thought I would ask. After the death of my
>GGGrandfather in the Civil War, his wife appears to have maried a man
>named Hutcheson, Hutcherson or Huskerson. Her name was Martha Chastain
>and her husband ( my GGGrand was Allen Chastain). Can you tell me about
>the origins of your Hutcheson surname?? I haver a little info on the
>southern Greenville county and Pendleton area Chastains (teens).
>
>My GGGrandmother Martha apparently lived around Welcome SC near
>Greenville with her new husband who worked in the mill there. I found
>what i believe is her tombstone in the old abandoned mill cemetary which
>ajoins the Welcome Baptist church cememtary but (to their disgrace) they
>do not clean or upkeep. They say not many former members buried there.
>Apparently while it prospered, the textile mill kept up the cemetary,
>but when it closed, the cemetary was abandoned.The name on the tombstone
>appears to be Hutcheson or Hutcherson.
>
>Thanks,
>Howard Porter Chasteen Sr.
>
>
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