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Comment by Steven P. Pearce on October 19, 2009 at 1:28pm

I am treying to find some info on the pearce family of Marlboro County SC. I do have it back as far as Silas Pearce and i do belive his father was Dixon our Dickson Pearce. Caan some one help me.

Steven P. Pearce

Comment by carol harmon on October 16, 2009 at 3:30pm

I could really use some help with families from the Marion Marlboro Jefferies creek Marrs Bluff around the Pee Dee area I have a Archibald Harmon b 1810 married Sealy Ann Rogers whos parents are Dew Rogers and Mary Barfield The Dew's and Rogers are available at Allen Dew's web site but where did Archibald Harmon come from? He was very educated any school records available or where would someone be sent to be educated. Any help is welcome. I also have quite a bit of research books maps etc and will do lookups thanks for your help

Comment by MLDDIA on October 15, 2009 at 7:04pm

My Corley's came to TX in the 1850's from Edgefield County SC. I am searching for history of Adkin Corley married to Elizabeth, who I "think" may have died betweeen 1850 -1860 in SC.. His entire family moved to TX but Adkin was not with the family. This Adkin was not married to Deliah Duncan. There were two Adkins at that time in Edgefield county. Any hints about how I can find his death record would be appreciated. The last record I have found is the 1850 Census.

Comment by Rodney Williams on October 14, 2009 at 9:14pm

Researching the names HEWINS, ANDERSON, HUNT, LAKE, WILLIAMS, CHILDRESS in Greenville County and LAKE, BOUKNIGHT, WILLIAMS, BAKER in Newberry, Edgefield, & Saluda Counties.

Comment by Betty Vaughn on October 13, 2009 at 10:51pm

Stephan I live in York Co just north of Chester county. If I can help you, e-mail me at TXOld300@aol.com. Hey both my father's parents born in TN.
Betty

Comment by Stephen Allan Patrick on September 10, 2009 at 11:00am

I am obviously having a problem with my numbers today ... that should read the 1860 Census ... and the daughter being age 3 and born in 1857.

Comment by Stephen Allan Patrick on September 10, 2009 at 10:46am

I am researching several families who lived around Chester, South Carolina between 1819 and 1850 before moving on the Tipton County Tennessee. I made a discovery in the 1860 US Census that indicated that one of my ancestor families had several children, previously unmentioned.

James McLister [spelled McLeaster in the 1960 Census record] and wife Margaret are listed as having a male child, A. McLeaster, age 10 (1850) born SC ... and daughter H McLeaster, age 3, (1957) born TN.

Are there any birth records for Chester County that might help me solve my mystery? Neither A McLeaster/Mclister nor H McLeaster/McLister appear in subsequent censuses, so i will have to concentrate my other findings to Tennessee. Thanks for any assistance you can provide.. .

Comment by Tawana on August 25, 2009 at 5:49pm

Hello I am researching my Boyce ancestors from South Carolina.

Comment by Tammy Mellard Wheeler on August 11, 2009 at 7:11pm

I am looking for Mellard's in Dorchester, SC & Hoopers of SC that moved from NC..

Comment by Willette Bryant on July 31, 2009 at 12:14am

Hi,
I am looking for if possible, my grandmothers father's mother, I don't know her name, on the 1900 census it says that she is from SC. Her fathers name is Lenn Lowmax (Lomax) b. abt. 1864 in MS, his wife's name is Filamensia ? b. Abt. 1871 in MS. any help would be welcomed.

Thank you
Willette

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