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Kenneth Young posted 9/25/2008: Need info on a Seletha (Letha) Satchel supposedly born in SC about 1820. That is all I have. She Married William Newton Malone in FL 1846 kensy@prodigy.net

I don't know what county but I believe that my g.g.g.grandfather Clemuel Lawson was born in South Carolina abt. 1800 he married Elizabeth Wilson in KY and then moved to Tenn., Illinois, and finally settled in Maries County, Missouri.  Any information at all would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you, Kim  kimsemaan@charter.net (posted 10/18/2008)

My cousin's oral family history says that our ancestors, the Peaks or Peeks, were Scots-Irish that migrated from Ulster to Charleston about 1730.  I have identified the David Peek family in Antrim, Ulster that included sons John (b 1707) and Robert (b 1709).  My ancestor, John Peak Sr. was in Prince Edward County, VA before 1750 and there was also a family of a Robert Peak there as well.  I am trying to tie the Irish Peeks and the VA Peaks together.  South Carolina would appear to be the bridge.  So I am looking for any signs of immigration or residence on the part of the Peek/Peak families in South Carolina in the 1730/1740 time frame.  Can anyone help me? 
Ed O'Brien (posted 2/25/2008)

Researching:  JOHN YOUNG (abt 1776) SOUTH CAROLINA
Married to Sarah(?)  Their children: John, Joseph, Wiley and Green Young (my maternal ancestor b:1805).  I found Green Young with Wiley in MS Territory 1816.  I would like info on JOHN YOUNG and the South Carolina History if possible.
Thank you for considering this query. 
Carol Ann Henderson Young  (posted 3/14/2009)

My mother is a descendant of the Culpepper line. Her great ,great Grandfather, John William Culpepper was born October 1772 in Richland Dist. S.C. He married Nancy Gillespie b. 1778 .  Nancy was the daughter of Francis Gillespie and Elizabeth Peek.  Another Query dealt with the Peek line. I do not have more on them but the districts might help. Nancy was born in St. David’s Parish  In 1778. 
They were in S.Carolina still for the birth of my mother’s Great Grandfather, William Henry Culpepper b. Oct 17, 1813 . This would apparently be Lexington Dist. As they were in Lexington Dist for the birth of their second son, Joel Culpepper in 1795. Joel remained in S.Carolina until his death in 1836.  John Jefferson Culpepper was born November 4, 1797 in Orangeburg Dist. S.C.  Daniel Peek Culpepper was born in 1800 but I do not know the location.  Other children were born but I do not know their location for proof.  One other son was born who was named Lewis Peek so the name Peek was used twice.
I am hoping to learn more about the parents of John William Culpepper b. 1772.   I am fond of the “Culpepper Connections “ Web site and John b. 1772 May be the son of a John who had brothers named , Benjamin and Joseph.  John William b. 1772 may have been orphaned as a boy and lived for a time with his Uncle Joseph.  I would just like to know more.  I am certainly open to suggestions.  Tommies Smith   (posted 7/25/2009)

Trying to find a man named Henry Bollinger who was from Switzerland who took  advantage of the offer of land in South Carolina.  I believe that he settled in Pendleton,which I understand is now Anderson, Abbeville, and Pickens.  I am under the impression that the time frame is between 1760 and 1770.  His son arrived in PA with his wife and children later.  The son died in 1770 and I have found his children in Pendleton SC.  Apparently the grandparents raised the children. Thanks,  Dice Ludden  (posted 10/2/2009)

I am looking for info on Flowers family SC and GA....Roy (posted 10/15/2009)

Abbeville:
I am researching the earliest James Dunn family, which originated in USA in Abbeville and Donalds, Hodges Area of S.C..
Anyone having ANY info. on this family--especially European origins,-please message me.  Thanks, Jack Dunn (posted 5/1/2009)

Hi!  I am the granddaughter of Gary Coleman and Anne May Lomax (both deceased) of Abbeville, SC.   Gary and Anne moved to Philadelphia, PA and had several children...Robert Calhoun (who may have been born out of wedlock and stayed in Abbeville); Parris Coleman, Mary Coleman, James Coleman, Johnnie Coleman, Ella Lucille Coleman (my mother, now deceased), Sylvia Coleman, and Samuel Coleman.  Sylvia (Coleman) Simms  (posted Jul 16, 2009)

Searching for parents of Alexander Young, born South Carolina 1799.  His wife Malinda was born in SC c. 1804.  I do not have a last name for her yet.  Their son Alexander, Jr was born in Abbeville, SC and  other children in Alabama. They lived the rest of their lives from about 1833 in Mississippi, Winston County.  Any help appreciated.

I am looking for info on John Yancey FLOWERS b 1815, Abbeville SC married Dicey Reeves 1836 Abbeville. Roy  (posted 10/15/2009)
Aiken:
David Kimble Boozer - Maybe he was born Columbus, South Carolina, but somewhere near Aikin, South Carolina.  He was born I believe, 1920 or 1921.  His fathers name was Moses.  If you could help in some way so I can find my father's birth place and family in South Carolina I surely would appreciate the help.  Thank you, Denise W
Hal denisehall@artlover.com (posted 4/16/2008)
Allendale:
Anderson:
I am reserching BRASWELL family. George and Nancy Braswell lived in Honea Path. They had 16 children.  Asa Braswell born early 1800's . I am looking for any information on his marriage. Roy Hunter (posted 11/3/2009)
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Charleston:
I am looking to find roots to our family name.  I know Scott originated in SC.
James Madison Scott married Martha A Ennis O’Rourke.  Both were born and lived in Charleston SC.  No known dates for birth but about 1860, marriage, death.  One child is known to me -
Thomas Lorton Scott - married ?
Thomas is known to have lived in Charleston
Thomas was born 4 March 1884 and subsequently moved to Denver CA
Two children were born: Melvin LeRoy Scott b. 15 January 1912 or 1909? in Charleston and Thomas Elliott Scott b. 19 March 1916 in Denver.
I am the grandchild of Melvin. Kent Scott  (posted 2/29/2009)

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Greenville:
I am looking for the parents of James R. Sanders. He was born November 9, 1944, Greenville County, S.C. He died December 8, 2007 in Easley S.C. He has a brother named Bill Sanders. Thank You, Tammy (posted 9/13/2009)
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Laurens:
I’m searching for my gggrandfather, supposedly born in Laurens County in 1823. His name was Maberry Hitt. He was in GA in 1850, served in the civil war, married twice, (Arena Crouch from GA, then Clara Copeland, from AL), finally settled in Blount Co, AL, close to where I live. Found Clara’s tombstone but not Maberry’s. Need info on him, his parents, and/or any other Hitt info. (I don’t know his parents names)...posted 5/1/2009 by Renee Ryan
Lee:
Lexington:
I am looking for information on July Sease AA blacksmith born about 1848.  Areas of interest are NEWBERRY AND LEXINGTON Counties. Larry Davenport (posted 3/7/2009)
Marion:
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Newberry:
I would appreciate any information about the Ennis families of the old 96th District. Ann Catherine Enis was given a land grant of 200 acres in the present day county of Newberry. A few years later her sons, Jon George and Frederick were also granted land.  I have relatives traced to Union County. I would like to connect those families to Ann Catherine.  Chuck Ennis, chuckennis@comcast.net. 1211 Michelle Ave. Tracy, Ca. (209)-835-6007.  (posted 9/24/2008)

I am trying to find the parents of Joshua Inman born in Newberry SC in 1805. Cheryl I. Haney
cih123@gobigwest.com (posted 6/23/2008)

F. Suber writes:
a. Have you ever heard of the Charlie Suber store in Newberry, It was mentioned briefly in the Newberry County book by Summer. Its a big missing link for me. 
b.  Have you ever heard of the Boatner's? 
c. Ever heard of a Case/Chase Suber who might have two brothers called Daniel and William, during the 1800's.
If you can help answer these questions,
e-mail me. (posted 6/15/2008)

I'm inquiring about a tragedy that took place in Newberry on July 28, 1919, a part of what's become known as "Red Summer."  I cannot get a lot of details.  I know several people were killed, but I do not know if it was considered a race-riot.  It received nationally attention. (posted 7/11/2008) reply to
Wing.S.Chau@grace.com or e-mail the SC host

I am looking for information on my family. My great grandfather was Marion Longshore, his wife was name Mary Johnson Longshore. My great grandfather's was Acie Longshore and His wife was Laura LongshoreThe Longshore were from Newberry.
CRABLEGSB (posted 2/25/2008)

I'm looking for birth info. on Julia A. Folk...
Melvin Price (posted3/28/2009)

Oconee:
Orangeburg:
I am looking for help on a Eddy Patrick Davis, b 1868 in SC., d 1950 SC. Married Mary E. McMichael, b 26 July 1873 in Bamberg Co., SC d 12 Mar 1966 in Orangeburg Co., SC. They had 10 children. The only one I have any information on is John Henry Davis, b 19 sep 1895 in Orangeburg co., SC d 18 May 1957 in Greenwood Co., SC.  John Henry filed for Social Security Card while working for the Greenwood Lumber co., Sep 3 1936. Living in Greenwood Twp in 1930 Census. Living in Indian Hill, McCormick SC in 1920 Census.   John Henry and Lila Spires had 4 children. One was John Herman Davis , b 1924 in SC d 1973 in SC. Any help on this family would be appreciated. Thanks Gary Butler  butlergl@hotmail.com

I'm looking for anything on Bethany Sara Davis b.Dec.1840 in Orangeburg,SC. ,married Thomas Kendrick 1-10-1861 in Saline Co.Arkansas, died Aft. June 1900. She is the daughter of James Davis and Clarissa Busby/Buzbee( b.1814 Orangeburg,SC)...Thanks,   kalomuel@yahoo.com
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Union:
I need help in locating the Cane Creek Monthly Meeting by my understanding was on the Tiger River in Union Co, SC, but I cannot find it, any help would be greatly appreciated.  Margie Puckett Barton

Williamsburg:
I Am Looking For Any Info On Robert Duke That was born 1800???    He married and had some children,  She died and he married a Lady named Huldah Lowder from the Scranton Area of S.C.,   The second wife had 6 or seven children,   Joseph Constane Dukes was one of the children,   His son, Joseph Joseph Wesley Dukes , was my Grandfather Born in 1890, died 1962.   I am looking for any info on Robert Duke, his Father and Mother , Brothers, Sisters Etc??.    Where is he Buried?   He died intestate 1857.    Please send info to TMARD@DUKE-ENERGY.COM. (posted October 9, 2009)

I am trying to get some info on John Ard , he married a Patsy Stone and had two children with her.   His son is Colan Ard  born 1859?? Or 1860.   John died in the Civil War  and Patsy married a Peter Browder and had 3 more children.  Patsy died around 1880.   If anybody has any info on John or his parents or siblings please send info to TMARD@DUKE-ENERGY.COM (posted October 9, 2009)
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