AndersonRecord
AndersonCounty Chapter
South CarolinaGenealogical
Society
Anderson,SC 29623 - Sl43
P.O.Box 5743
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1995 Officer s
President
........EdHilthouse
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V'rcePresklent.............
.....Margaret
Coh
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Recordingsccretary..
......MaryAliceLatham........,........zzffisl4
conesponding
secreury ..................
RuthMoorc
226-T212
Trcasurcr.
.......Fhrvey
Mullikh......
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tr,lewsletter
Editor
Joy Ddonrn
........261-2261
Librarian
DebtiePrice.........
224-6752
Cenrtery His,torbn
RonaldKay...........
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TelephoneChairman..
......EbieFhlds
296-27gl
Programchalrman
Jmnita Ganison
...261-9639
Activities chainmn
SueBrewer
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MernbersiipCh:irnnan
......HubenCampbe[...
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MarketingChainmn..
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226-Z212
Archivist
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DavidBevi!........
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PastPrcsident.............
....Margaret
cole
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Book8ditor................
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TheAndersonGenealogical
SocietyinMtesmembersandnonmembers
to submitarticleson
anythingwhichwouldbe of interestto AndersonCountyresearchers.
Thesemayinclude,but
arenot limitedto, the following:dturcfi,neurspaper,
BiHe,military,slarrcandcemeteryrecorG;
abstractsof AndersonCountyrecords;andwhat happened
to our "familyor cousins"who
movedaway.Phasephotocopyanyoriginalfamilydocuments
suchas Biblerecordsincluding
the title pageshowingthe dateof publication,
possible.
if
A typedor printedtranscriptof"the
photocopiedrecordwouldalsobe appreciated.Infiormation
regardingfamilyreunionsis also
accepted.Plere sondthesearticlesor yourcommentsto the aboveaddress,
ATT: Nervslgtter Editor.
At our Januarymeeting,Dr. Carl Ellisongaver,rsinformationaboutthe Eerlcr ol @talqy.
The
informationwasappreciatedandenjqpd by all - especialVth€newoomerstThefollowingis an overviewof the informafionpresented:
Strrt by talkingto anyolderpeoplein yourfamily. Dont makerandomnoteson paper,but usesome
kindcilformto gtobyanduse. Familygroupsheetsareavailableor 1loucanmakeoneof lour own.The
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bestformswill haw a plaoeF yo..,to listyoursouroa.StartwiUtlrowfamilyona grorp she€tarudthen
go backas far as lotl can. Besureb keepaccurabreords ani anaap
-[ nrt oorfrrtne soure d yor.rr
information.lf anoldertela{P gEv€}louth€information,
listtheirname. f,teinformationryas
obtain€d
troma book,list 01ebook. For informationobtiained
fromthe courthous€,list tte file numberor page
number. tf tt€ informationwas from a.cemsteryp.ut note that llou copiedit p"riJii"lf'. TaLfi,
?
everyoneavailableb fill otttthe familysheetsas far back
as pu ean. Thenseardfrfor BbG records.
Arethereany relatiraes
in lour tamjlYtQt tt"* any Bibterec6rOsthatpu can copy? Atterpu haw
completedthis,goto the libraryandseeil thereareanypublistrelworkion tre pe.i6n pu ar6workirg
on. Thereis no needto reinventthe wheelbut be suii nat souroesarearrailable
for the informati'n
providedin the bookor you mayneedto recfreckthe information.
At thispointlou will lmveaccumulated
a goodbit of information
andlou willneedto oRGANIZE!Dr.
Ellisonre@mmends
thatyouus€twofiles. Onefib willbefor lour fainify.Inthisfile,placeanyfamily
records.Thesecondfile is the researchfile. Anythingyoucoiteaon a particutar
namethatcloesnot
relateto yourfamilytreeat thistimeshouldgointheresearcfr
file. lt is a lotoftroubleto copyeveqnhirE
youfindona name.Youmayneverneedtheinformation
or youmaybesurprised
tnatit witt-tater
5elusi
the information
thatyou need. Letlour researcfibe doneat onetime.
Bythistimeyouwill havean ideaof whereyourfamilywasliving.Thereares€wr4 differentrecorcts
thatyoucanobtainfromthe courthouse.TheProbateofficewill-harre
willsandmaniag€iecorOs.yo,
maybedisappointed
inAnderson,
PickensandGreerwille
counties,
becaus€manyof Srerecordsharre
beentakenandareiustnotthere. Manbgerecordswerelegallyreguiredto be r*orcledin 1g14.you
mayfinda fewmaniagesrecordedin 1911or before.Birthcertiticaies
ararecorded
at th€Arcfrirosin
Columbiasince1914.lf pudan provethatpu area relatirre,
)roucang€ta copy.TheClertcf Court,s
officeat thecourthouse
willhavelandrecords.EartylandrecordswillS;te ne iiantee,thepersonwho
boughtthe landandthe location.Thiscangivepu information
on a particularsfieamand,in most
cases,the namesof the neighbors.Thiscan bo hetpfutif you havethe wife'sfiretnamebut rpt her
sulname.Manytimespeoplewillmarrytheirne[hbor,sothisis information
youmaywanttocl'reck
ou1
Thegrantorrecordswillhelpyoufindoutth€wife'sfirstnamebecauseshehadto slgnthedower.Dont
forgetto lookat the memorialrecords.Thesearea kird of tax return.Thiswi[ sta6 if he receirred
the
landin a willor whosoldhimtheland.Youwillhaveto goto Charteston
orto theArctrives
in Columbia
for memorialrecords. Backin the 1700'sor early 18b0's,memorialswerevery importantrecords.
Deedswill statethe datethe landwas
thswife'snameandnamesof neighbors.Lastof all,
checktheequityrecordsat theClerkof lought,
Court'soffice.Th€sewitlindudecriminalre-cords,
setflements,
etc.
Censusrecordsmaybefoundon microfilm
at thelocallibrary.Don'tcountontheosnsusrecordsbeing
lAOo/o
accurate.\ames can be spelleddifferenfly
andagei canbe off a fen,years. Remember,
tfte
censustakercouldg9ttiredandaska neighborinsteadof drivinghisbuggyanotrer5 milestatein tre
afternoon.NorthCarolinahasa 1786censusbookthatgivesmoreOeailJlnanthe 1790csnsus.Also
remember
thattr|eoemeterybooksin the librarycanhaveerors. lf pu thinksomeoneis buriedin a
particular
cemeteryhlt is rpt in the book,go to thatcemetery
andcfLcr for yourself.
Thereare manyother recordsthat pu can investignterrai urerementionedby Dr. Ellison,but not
discussed
fufther,suchas militrary
re@rds,shippassenger
lists,verti€lfiles,atc.
Dr.Ellisondoeswritea numberof letersb attemptto oOtaininformation.Hestabs thata 10p6retum
fle is good,so don'texpecttoo mr.rch.Initiallyhe wroteandaskeda verysimplethirq - whatis one
thingyouremember
aboutmygrandparents
or anotherfamilymember?neinem|€rto k;ep requests
in
lettergverysimpleanddirect. Youmayaskfor all the information
a personhason a particulaiperson
a1d they may havea file 2 inchesthick! WhenDr. Ellisonvisitsa neu,town he at*ap boki in the
telephone
bookfor a particular
familyname.lf founct,hecopiesthe namesandtheaddresses.Letters
maybe writtento thesepeoplelater.
3
t nd Recordsata Hclpful
for Locatng Anccetorc
LandReoords
area good
d information
rvfrenlookirgforyouranoestors.
what
cana land
reord tell pu?
' lt maygirrelou an klead 0relocationnrlrereyourancesfior
liv€d.once youestablish11atlooatbn,
)orJ
shouldlookfor omerrecordsin thatarea.
' Lookat the namesd adioininghndowneftion a plat Frequ€nty
onewoulclmanya rnighbor.
' Beawareof chargesin jurMiction wherelandis conemed.
' Someof he varioustyp€sof docr.rmenc
usedb reord the fiarrefercf propertyowrnrsfripare: land
grants,platbooks,suryEtor'srecords,bountylandwanants,prirrabrairOiarei, speciatgrants,
mortgag€sandleases.
' Sometime
thegi\rennameof a man'swifeis inducledin a deedto theirofispring.Becar.rse
d.dower
righf, a manwouldharcto havetheconsentof hiswiteb sellhisrealpropertyltnnat
case
thewife
wouldsigna'releaseof dorver'.(ll SCe\€rymaniedwomanis enti0edb 1/3of herhusband,s
real
Propgrty.lf propertyis tansfeneddytingthelifetimeof ur€husband,thewifem.rst-ign to renounce
herdow€r.This is calleda Renunciation
of Dorver.In the €v€ntcf fte husbandboiatt u,,6widow
wottldhaveto sign releaseof dowerif sh€ .f,*.T to give rp her 1B of fris propnrty.)
Do not
confuseDowerwithDowry.A Dowryis thepropertywhictri wonianbrirgs
to
--her
riuilno
whenshe
gis manied
Somewordsor abbreviations
thatpu mayfind in referenceb andindud€din hnd recordsindr.rde:
Et al- andothers
At utt - andwifeor spouse
Arpnt- anoldFrenc*r
landmeasurecf rraryirEnalm;equalb .g4acres;alsoa linealmaa$rreeqtnl b
about11.5rods
ln tee b,il- an €stated inheritanoe
limitedb a dass d heirs
- propertyd€ect€dby thosewtroholclit
A M of ParfrTion
ioinily
warrant-an equivalent
to tideor a daimto tideto rle landso it couldbe soldor
inheirited
Furtherreferences
on landrecordsmayte foundin USINGLANDREcoRDsTo soLVERESEARCH
by wendyL. ElliotqandSourH cARouN4 A cutDE FoR GENEALoctsrbyTheresa
I-Rp.BLEMS
M.Hicks.
TheSumterBta$lql{@man,
(lnfoml1Qtlpg
December,
r g9r)
SEFT'AiIT
lf youhavefoundan gatlyarEstor in thecolonieslisbd as'seryant,'takeh€art,he stillcouldbe a
memberof tho hndedglrlry fft gtqrying definitionis fromthe ElptanatoryNoies,pg.uri1, of
Adventursof Purs and Persn, VA1607-1fft5125:
'Yourgersonsof thegentry
SERVANT:
A brm generallyusedin the modemsensed employee.
in
Flgl"n l' havingno opporUnltyb acquirea landedestate,onenOfigatedhemselvesby articlesd
indenture
to servqrequiredy€arsin orderto obtainpassageto th€primisinghnd dyi16inia. They,
withothers,thersfore,are listedas' indenuredsen/ants."Adernfirrqgood, a wdLddo early
colonist,urhomaniedtle dar.rgtfier
of Rob€rtOf?ley,
Turkeymerchantof U6nOon,
is listedin the mus.
ter as a "servant'.RandallHolt,apprerilicedto Dr,Pott,rvasrequir€dry 61eCourtb senn his .full
time,nafterwhichhe maniexJ
the heiressMaryBayley.A cbughterof C-nristopher
Calthrope,of a
familyconnectedwithroplty, maniedThomasR"ggl tistedin-theinv6ntory& nerfather'sestateas
an "indentured
senrant.'
-From the BeadortGenealogical
Newsletter,
Nov.1991
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IN SEARCHOF...
GARNER,BROOKS
wtp rvere-tfnparentsof Jtmc. ll. Ganrcrbomin Anderson, on n &,1ga6? Heryas
manied
99
to SarahEllzabsthBrooltt, rvho^was
bomin SCon tO.l-un6-ragrl'rG
r,"g at bast -2 w
sons:
Tlrorner
o. GamcrandGcorge.9:ph.nl Gemer. Trt€yootr liwolriJ$ks6n'do.Gdrb]i]r
*Jan
Culpepper,
Pr[itt Rdad,lna,SC 29655'
HILL
I am researchinq
the Jonas and lbnry Hlll brolfrersjnPenclleton
Disfiictandwouldlikeinformatirn
on
Hltts
in
Fcndtqton
oisri& oetwbenrz9O-18ad. iwr|ib6 rtapirtb payfor anycopies.
* SIry
Deanavan wart,Thunderbird
Est.#5s,wanensourg,l\,i66adf6-'
IIARTIN,RUSSELL
9:otg9 palln, bom28 Nov1790.SC,w-asmaniedto PatlenceRucsell,lorl 25Apr 17gg,eitherin
sc or GA- Theirsonwaswllllam Rugaeilmartin,uom
entisted
ll.g-ep16il, i" SC-'c$rif'ilriiln
Jan 1814at PendlebnDr.sfrigt,
SCqqqservedundercapt
w. lower, Cot N;sh;GHt Crc". Hewas
in the infanw seMceat the Batfled Horseshoe e€ndiindercdiffikndt-drir
cfh'itcrc*
Jackson. H-ewasoisoarqeoi3 Jul rara in Eh€rtCAilU-ce. i'i'6iiio tikemore
information
.or!
my llartlnc', irrcludlinq
darificationon nherene s6te iineswerqdriringrE il;ib?i from1789
F|tli$
to 1814. I readtra! rre TteatV
of Beaufortresutteoinlano oLttlin iE rtrgarooandKeorveeriwrs
-When
beirg
releasedby GAto SC.
ctictnis a*e-ota&Z
- wiiliam
JonesMartin,2s11collegest., sE, Dbcatur,
ALgs6ol-s915
BREIfER,Lffts, KEYS
Re'beccaWattr I
gJ5fr
Bic,nd,deo"ff
6bl?#ffiXEi'.f.i"Sr*,ff
lLtfiH'r#"rffiJJbiliffi
l[il,
lirredin Charlestonaftenrardsarrdwdre.grdbaryotrieo there. rainilyTnputsa)l5the propertywas
in
theAndersonarea,but I havebeenunatileto dtfuil speciilci119rm'iiiid.-iiroufi
rli6
Silousiure
weddinoannouncement
or socialitemlistedin a locai'paper.WnainewspaperwalinlfiOerson
about
1E8o?
* WalterK. Lewis,Jr.,
307Woodland
Dr.,Hartsville,
SC 2g5SO
(Editor:TheEarlvAnderson
Countv,.S.C,.,
ruewspapirs,
MairiigesandOjituaries,1g41_1gg2,
abstracted
bvTodtc. wifkinsonlis6'twoiteffiFffi-th€'Keyr_iih-ilv]'dn
Thursday,
Aprif14,1870,it
'dse",r:E'ff
rf
eir*j""J*lry#gpffi
,3;lft
,H:rt"ffiiffi;iH,::
ss:t{l'"*""'v""jiHffff
'}BE,ssigT?HhbE
recordthatof Mis
Keys,on Sundav
:fu ffis'"m'gffi
G.tE,tnil-itiliialfii3lit"Srffi
1"i$":a'"'nft
U?tf
ltt'"l$€il*g#ffi;t#fg,J-i*l.i'
filiigf,^r*,i"$6fR*tr;arr*'1"$'r.J,gl"*U*$tg:flXd{iitffiiri-rE
duaedby Rev.D.E. Frierson,
whomioeioucnirrg
ati-utjdto nlitniisiiari epbrtdca il'ner nst
illnessa6othebodvwasconsinitd_q$-grav6ii ffi-#arEy6la-n'b'fiircnyaict,
amida targeconcours€of sorrowing
rehtives,
frierdsanda'cquintah&s.)
LEUYIS,
ilOORHEAD
llafor l-wlr, whosewifewas EllzabethDunntloorfiead,wasburied'onhisplanta6on,"
in the
RockMillsTorvrship..
Ellzabettt_tpr{9.y,te_$
tlalil-t *id, was6irtieoatd-nissroaoi'bemetery
Churcfrl,
(9F" Baptist
inStansc, alongwturoui6iotttrdiiriif. t w6urolreini inroilirition
about
tlafor
grave
Lcwls'
iite.
'*Walter K. Lenis,
Jr.,307WoodlandDr.,Hartsville,
SC 29550
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Ercerptr whlchmcndonAnderson,trom Src
SytvanVallcyn1w* 1907throughigfl
a.
TheSylvanVdloy t$t|
N.C.
wasa netflspaper
puUistredin the bwn d Bre\€rd,Cqrntycf Transylva'ia,
July12,1907
Mr' ard Mrs' R- D. HENDERSON
d Arrbrson,S. C., are visitingMr. H's old homeandfriendsin
Transytvania.
Theyareguestsof BudNlcHoLsoN's family.
January17,1908
Mr.andMrs.R.W.NOHTON,
urhonap beenvisitingrelatiwsandfriendsinAnderson
County,S.C.,for
weeks,
two
camehomelastFridaynight.
Febnnry28, 1908
MissMillieFORTUNE
is visitinginAnderson,
S. C.
June19,1908
MilonNICHOLSON
andwile weresummoned
hastilythisweekb rre homeof Mrs.UCHOISON'S
fatherin Anderson,
s. c. on a@ountof the seriousillnessof the latter.
Mr.andMrs.MilonNlCHOLSOltl,
uthowerecatledto Anderson,
S. C. on amunt cf urefatalillnessof
Mrs-NTCHOLSOTTf',S
fatherrd.rmed.hor" sunday.Justabovesparanburgsatuidaymominga train
jumpedthe track,anda seriousrvrecknanowlyescapeO.
July3, 1908
J. E. CRAYTOilanclfamilyd Charlotle,are stqrpingwithT. D. Elrlcl-AlrlD.He madethe tip trom
Charlottein an automobile,
(ping viaAnderson,
Sinda ard Walhalla,
S. C. on ni. tripio brerrard.
August21,1908
Prof.WalterCI{AMBERS,
Yvho
hasa widbcircleof ftiendsandacquaintanoes
inandaroundBrenard,
is
people
our
for
a
summer
outing.
Mr.
CI{AIIBERS
preient
is
at
incharg€of thegradedschoolat
?mong
Anderson,
S. C.
Ostober16,1908
M. A. COOPERrecentyretlrned from a wagpnrip o Andersonand omerpointsin SouthCarolina,
wlrerehe soldout a bed of applesandcabbages.
July9, 1909
Miis Maggi€KAYcf Antbrson,S. C. is spendirgthesummerwithMns.W.M. BRADIEY.
August13,1909
grcstsareat no IIAUPTON'S:Prof.WalterCIIAUBERSandwife,Andeg,
Ilfqp*ing
S. C.,Mr.andMrs.T.G. BLAilCl{ARD,Mr.andMrs.J. N.Stm{ andcfiildren,Walterboro,
S. G.,Mrs.
J. H.TtrcKER,MissSusieJONES,Mis19sMaryandMableRuurCllAPllAN, of tvlemphis,
Tenn.,Mrs.
HerbertWOLfiZandsonof Hamlet, N.C., Mrs.EdwardCROSSET
anddaughterot.dcfsonville,Fla.,
Mr.Clarenoe
SHEENof NewOrleans.
Ar.gust
27,1W
RaleighNOBLETTof Anderson,
S. C. is visfirg hisaunt,Mrs.w. M. BRADLEY.
18,1910
February
Weharretraclseveralinqrifus asb ufiefrer ourp€oplecandiw theiroxenfnornhis sectionb Gr€enville
anytimedurirgtheyear-Aswillbe seenbythefollowingclipping,tfn qurantine hasbeenraisedin the
countiesadiacgntb u3,andouropinionis thatcattlecanbeclriwnin andoutcf g1esecountiesasfreefy
aefrontonesactiond thiscountyto anoilrer.Thecountiesof Greenville,Oconee,Pid<ens
andAndersonhavebeenreleasedfrornf€deralquarantinecf catd6,accordlg b an orderissuedrwrty by 11e
SecrAaryof Agricufhtre,
whicfrbecameeffectivethe six$rdayof DeoEmber.
,46.
Ar4ust16,1910
WillBOWUN,formerlyof SieSelicrise9{ion,
wasup lastrve€kfromAnderson
County,S. C.,rvherehe
isfarmingthisyear. Heremar(edinql€ ftlews'irffice
Trrsday thattheonlythingaboutSelicathattooked
familiarwas"sfraightup." l;le!asn!,beenin thiscountybeforesincetherailroadreachect
us,andthirgs
:' i
' \ ' 1 r'-'l- ::'i
fnve Changed.
N o v e m b e r 4 ,1 9 1 0
,,'f
,r.ES: ,. i1
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.l::i"
g * Yt'
':
E. S. ll@RE d Anderson,
S. C.,wasseeingourmerchants
Thursday.
June2, 1911
SpurgeonllAtlUN madea rip recenflyb Anderson,S. C., andpurcfrasedthreenewhorces,a Uad<
andtwofinelymatcfiedbays.Theblack'sforteis carryingfolkson hisqe$. Tf,edaWarebeauties,and
t
if theypullaswellas theylookwillmakedrMrpadrgam.'"'- i " i - ; t irrn
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July7, 1911
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Mrs.E. A. ilCCONNELLof Anderson,
S. C. is visitngherdaughterMrs.Mihn NICHOLSON.
Information
submitted
bySueDempsyBrewer.Suehaspublisfreta bookSylvanVallcyNewl, Brcvard,
N.C.,Gcnealoglcaland HlstorlcalInfonnatlontrom laeuceol Nov.30,lg(Xl,Aprll 25,lqla &n. Dcc.1907.Thisbookcanbe orderedfromSueD. Brewer,P.O. Box3&L3,Anderson,
S. G.29624for
$15.00percopyplus$3.00shipping.
lf you knowof the locationof a cemefy in AndersonCountyftat hasnotbeenpr.dclished
in ourbooks,
sendthe information
to the Chapter:Att: RonaldKay. Callhimil lou wantto be on theCemetery
Committee.
1995DUESFORANDERSON
COUNTY
GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETY
AREDUENOWI
Wedon'twantto looseyou asa memberandwe don'twantyouto missa newsletter.
lf youhaven'tpaid
your dues,pleaseclc so ngw. Youwill be a memberfor this calendarlrsar and receiroonly those
publicationsdisffibubtldter yourpaymsnt.A reddot by yournameon the addresslabelmeansthat
thisis yourlastissueuntilpu joinagain.
Doyou haw anyexta familyhlsfioryboofrs?Considerclonating
oneto helpts increas€ourlibrary.We
wiffalsorun2freeadsin TheAndersonRecordto advertise
a bookfor saleif youwiltdonateonecopy
of the bookto our organization'slibrary.Contac{D€bbiePrice,our Ubrarian.
He only deservesto be rememberedby posterityufio Ueasuresup and preservres
the historyof his
anoestors.- EdmondBurke
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BIEIE RE€ORES
BIBLERECORDS
OFDAVIDBEATY
ANDi{AuNDASADLER
BEATY:. .:: -. -.
PuUbhedby Jesperlhdn$
philadelphh;
No. 57 Sou$ Third Street,
J. lbrding; prhter, Cogrright dfilTg4g
1
c. s. Beaty& JaneRobison
weremanied
s"5m
1th I g60.
', '.fc
9trri.-i a: ,
\r i -l *. .;l-
Joseph
R.BeatyandM.M.Nance
wasmarried
Augthe lsth l g60.
'.'' ' r'l'!'
! ':
(J.H.)? BakerandM.J. BeatywasmaniedFebtie t3th i aei. ,
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R.R.BeatyandAnnaE.Deanwasmaniedluarctr
itre r stli ii6c;':-'-iu)i:
.u
Jas.s. BeatyandMaryE.wiilifordwasma'ig{ Maythe r sttr iCez.
h'+gnSrl: : g.wm H.Teasley
andMarthaJ. BakerwasmaniedMarcfr
gg4.
4th l
-f.'Jl
.,1
P.R.PriceandMargarett
E.BeatywasmaniedMaythe zoth r g45.
l.-;.rq
Thomas
N.BeatyandMargarett
19.)1 BakerwasmaniedDecember
thb I lithrrisdH
Birrhs
DaMdBeatywasbomJanuary
the ZOth17gZ
Mafinda
BeatywaS-bom
Augustthet Oth tigi.
MarthaJaneBeatywasboin November
the-l zth 1g34. , r.
JosephR.Beatywasbom Maythe I 6th I g3g.
WilliamC.BeatynrasbomJunethe 7th l g4O.
MarthaAnnBeatyrvasbornFebruaryl Zth t gSZ.
MargaretE.BeatywasbornDecenrber
the z6th 1g?.4.
ThomasNewtonBeatywasbomoctoberthe z3rd t g26.
JamessadlerBeatywasbomthe z3rd Novemberl gzg.
RobertRufusandclaudioussimpsonBeatywasbornMaythe zsth l g3z.
DrvidWhitfieldwasbomOctoberthe 3tst 1g53.
Departedthis life December
the l gth r asgffias
Beatysenior.
DavidBeatydepartedthislifeJanuarythe 9th r g6s.
T. N. Beatydepaftedthis lifeOctthe 1T 1962.
Mafinda
BeatydiedDec?3rd I g7g.
JamesS. Beatydlcdlr{aythe Z6th l gg5.
MargaretE.Pricedcd Jan.30th 1g93.
Departedthls lifieScptanberthe zth l g6t JosephR.Beaty.
williamc. Beatydepartedthis tifieJanuary
the l zth .|g63.
JaneBeatydied JuneI lth 1993.
C.S. BeatydiedSept t Oth t g94
R.R.BeatydiedJan.lstht ggg.
MarthaBeatyBakerTeasleydiedJulyg,l9l l.
MaryEmilyWillifordBeatydiedJutyT, 1g?4.
AnnaDeanwifeof R.R.BeatydiedFeb24,l g2g.
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2
Journals
searchingsouth carolina Land Records The council
by Sue DemPseYBrewer
in delvinga litttedeeper
I becameinterested
generation,
In anattemptto takemy researchbackanother
t haoheardseverarspeakersat variousmeetings
intosomeof the earriersouthcarorinarandrecoros.
Archives'but neverenough
thatcouldbe foundin the coun.iiJournatsat the sc
talkaboutinformation
goingthrough
in setting;ut to locatetheseJournals'ln
wasgivenso that t tettcomrortable
information
BientH. Holcomb,datedseptember3' 1979and
by
booktet
smail
a
across
I
came
materiar
my
someof
a
explained
oenea'oo'ct *esearcnano*ecoros' Thisbooklet
o rr,e, ou,oe,oaou,n
entitled
| i t t | e m o r e a b o u t t t r e J o u r"aro,ina
na|sandhquotedfromMr.Ho|comb's
book:
begin'
,,southcarolinabecamea Royalprovincein 1719,and atthistimeRoyalLandGrants
is Royal
for moi of these. The properterminology
Thesecontinuethrough1176andptatsare extant or roosecopyis extant,theseare referredto as
pratsthe originar
Grantsandcoroniarprats. ror som"
and colonialPlatsat
prats.
rneie are .ep"r"I" indexesfor the RoyalGrants
Loose
pre_Revorutionary
variantsmustbe considered.Forthe periodapproxispeiling
records,
these
searching
when
Archives.
with plats' on eachplat is a
the councilJournalsshould-beusedin connection application
mately 174g-177g,
for land' Padicuthe dateof petitionor
precepto|.*"rr"nt'datewhichis withina f ew daysof
andthe shipon whichthe
.poor{oreignprotestants,".this
petitiongivesvitarfamiryinformation
rarryfor
work,but a searchshouldbe attempted'"
personarrivedor pbrtof entry.Thisdoesnot arways
lndexon microtooka lookat the combinedAlphabetical
and
Archives
sc
the
visited
I
ago
sometime
beingcited,suchas Memoentries.Thisindexinctuolswhattypeentryis BrentHolcomb'sbook' I
f'm andristedthe Dempsey
suppliedin
with the inrormation
riar,prat,l_andGrant.etc. In accordance
io tne Arcirives.The indexfcr the
pr"vr3u1^vsit
ry
on
risted
had
prats
r
the
at
rook
a
take
yourself
' A
decidedto
platsison microfilmin the searchroomandyou can pullthe film
RoyalGrants Cotonial
Under"nJor the randas surveyeoandriststnl namesof the adioiningpropertyowners'
pratis a drawing
property
owners'
givingin. preceptdateandthe namesof the adioining in thesearch
neatheachpratis a paragraph
located
end; th;; r puiledthe microfilm,
I wrotedownthe preceptdatefor eaJnDempsey
{or the datesI wantedto locate' well' I musttell
-.lournats
councii
the
containing
cabinets,
{iring
room
a few minutesthe firsttimeyou lookat themto
takes
tt
rur.inating.
*ur"
youthatthe counciiJournals
matters
They containa rot of interestingstoriesaboutthe
about.
ail
are
Journars
the
what
realize
in the state. BrentHorcombhadsaidin his
going
on
*ur
what
to
pertaining
broughtbeforetn*coun.ir
petitionor applicawrricrris *itt',in"afew daysofthe dateof the
pr".upi.d"aie
prat
is
each
on
that
book
Jou*"rt a'fewdayspriorto the preceptdate
councir
"
tne
in
oack
roor,
il
that
found
vou
lreland'
tionfor land. I
wirrrino-frata .t'tipr,"o just arrivedfrom England,
takenfromthe prats,in a rot"f ;;;;t;u
will
*fo the captainwas and usually
portit
what
at
li
arrived,
*hun
tell
will
it
and
etc.,
Germany,
"rrivrc,
ottered.The bountybeingofferedto get
piomiseof i" oornty
in
."r"
board
on
peopre
the
that
state
thenristsihe peopreon boardandtheirages' Many
Journar
riir"
r"nJ.
was
peopreto come-t-JAmerica
in manyinstances,
ristedby the ug"r given.Laterin theJournar,
timesyoucanie, if a f amiryis oerng
tnelandwillbe granted'
to comeinto
withthe lndiansand shipsrequesting
dealings
about
stories
interesting
of
Thereare a rot
beatenby
.orpr"int abouta *31 beingtiedto a treeand
portforvariousi""ronr. Th;re wasa rengthy names,placesanddates'
lisdng
a mobof peoplelor no apparentreason,
I did not havetimeto finishlookingup all my
that
the
Journars
reading
in
up
caught
got
so
wer, r
goingbackl
nril[uJ a wonderlultimeandyes, I'm
references,
3
THEBURRISSFAMILY
By Ed Hillhouse.
is that of Burriss,spelledin several
One of the oldestand largestfamiliesin AndersonCounty
wasamongthe earlysettlersof thisareawhich
-,fferentways,butallof the sameblood.JoshuaBurriss
betweenGeneralAndrewPickensand the
was stillin the pendletonDistrictat that time. The treaty
Indiansat Hopewellhadjustopenedthisareaup for settlers
^*ara ^nArr.raca
Norlhcarolinaancestors,and thesefrom English
JoshuaBurrissemanatedfrom virginiaan_d
1776thathe movedto
names.Hiswifewas-sarahchamblee.lt was soonafter
stockof numerous
or Gluckmillis nowlocated'Heand
notfarfromwnerewellington
southcarolinaandsetup residence
creek
ail of whomsetiledon randup and downGenerostee
sarahwerebressedwith sevenchirdren,
thatwasgivento themby theirfather'
membersof Mountaincreek Baptistchurch
Joshuaandsarah Burrissmayhavebeencharter
timeownedas muchlandas
in 17gg. He becamea manof wearthand at one
whichwasorganized
savanembracedpartsof whatis nowcenterville,RockMills,
a township.Hispossessions
constitutes
nah, and Varennes Townships
I r^ ^r^aar
rn and
ana clowl
downGenerostee
themrup
He pracedrham
rnsetilinghissons,Joshuauseda methodailhisown.
was pracedw!.ere.the Andersoncountryctub is
creek accordingto their ages. Erisha,the ordest,
wherethe orr Millis now' John'slandwas
today.Thenextordestwaslames,whosehomestooJnear
land was near Rock Miils. His daughterswere
aboutwherethe watson home is today. Thomas'
ownedthe areaaroundRoseHill'
praced.one of them,ruuiy,*r,o marriedLewischambree,
differenily
soldpartof it to JudgeWhitner'
Herson,-Moses,
Burriss,was a ministerandwas pastorol
JamesBurriss,the secondsonof Joshuaand sarah
achurch,MountTabor,whichstoodwherethe
organiz.ed
He
area.
Anderson
the
in
churches
severar
thischurchwas
tre cityof Andersonwas established,
sarudaBaptistn.io.i"tion officeis iooay. nttei
is todaythe FirstBaptistChurcho{ Anderson'
movedintothe il;;;
be neartheirsonJames'Joshua
Laterin life,JoshuaandsarahBurrissmovedto MountTaborto
therebesidehis wife,sarah. This cemeterywas
the
cemetery
in
buried
was
and
t
e0+
in
there
died
officewasbuilt'Theirgraves
the saludaAssociation
movedto the FirstBaptistchurchcemeterywhen
arenotmarkedin anYwaY'
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Mostpublications
statements,
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queriesdo not interestmostresearchers.They rikeconcise,
Long,invorved
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standsfor
do doubreduty.
specificperso_1saletrickis to makethe words {ar ba'ckas possibre'
regarding
as
generations
ratherand mother.ANCESTRy meansail
can see a lamiliarname'date'
researcher
The
word yourqueryso thatit willstimulatelnterest.
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andplaceat a gtailc".'nnexamplethatmight
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59of JohnSample'Livedin Edqefield'
"Seek
1B2o'buried
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"n."tity
Revolutionarvlvar
AL."
Jefferson,
nameandaddresswouldfollow.
wordrlyou,
Herea6zz
"he"or "she"refersto the lastpersonmentioned'
Becarefulhowyouusepronor*. a" surethat
on a cefiainsurname'Youcanend up witha boxfull
information
Manypropi" oderto exchange
likea pile
rno yourJohnsmithcamefromVirginia.lt is something
of paperon Johnsmithin Vermont
of usedclothesat a rummagesale'
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lf younave,everalfimiliesthatyou are seeking
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attention
yourreader,s
March1994
societyNewsletter,
Genealogical
-from theTuscaloosa
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BIBLE RECqRDS OF THE DANIELCAMPEELL FAMILY
DanieC
l a m P b e l-l b . 1 7 8 3
EleanorCamPbell- b. 1799
L. LewisCampbell- b. 5 March1806
m d . J u d i t h1 0 S e P t.1 8 3 5
WilliamCamPbell- b. 20 MaY1B0B
. A l f r e dC a m p b e l-l b .7 Ja n 1 8 1 1
'1 8 13
R u a n n a hC a mP b e l-l b . 3 F e b
J o h n C a m Pb e l-l b . 1 4 Ma rch1 8 1 5
PollyCampbell- b. 25 March 1817
J u d i t hC a mP b e l-l b . 1 6 Ma rch '.|8 19
J a m e sC a mP b e l-l b . 1 4 N o v 1 8 2 1
SarahanCamPbell- b' 5 March1823
RachelCamPbell- b- 5 March1825
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L4aryM. CamPbell- b. 2V MaY1833
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LewisE. CamPbell- b. 25 SePt 1844
Jas. W. CamPbell- b. 1 Dec 1846
MaryJoseplrineCampbell- b.23 March1849
LouisaC. CamPbell- b. 5 APril1851
A. F. ReedCamPbell- b. 26 Feb 1853
MarthaElviraCampbell- b. 20 May 1856
MadoraE CamPbell- b. 8 Oct 1857
JosePhW. CamPbell- b. 22 JulY1860
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DEATHS
- d. 22 Nov..1851
age 27 years- 4 months- 15 days
LouisaC. Campbell
- d. 13Jan 1857ageT months& 23 days
MarthaE. Campbell
- d.27 Aug 1857age 10years- 8 months- 26 days
JamesWestleyCampbell
- d. 5 June1862age 1 year- 10 months- 13 days
JosephW.Campbell
- d.z|July 1864age1 year- 5 month-EllarMiltonCampbell
{ daVs
LouisaC. Kins' d. 25 July1873age 22years 3 months 23 days
LewisEdwinCampbelld' 23 Sept1927
on the threepeoplestarredat the
providedby GistBrown.He has{amilylineinformation
Information
on anyotherfamilylisted'
anyinformation
top. He welcomes
5
TRACINGA WARLETTER
Home
S. C. Soldiers
Va:
Richmond
MaY24th1864
from Liberty
DearFather:I arrivedherethismorning- from BedfordCounty five miles
whereI havebeenstayingfor two weeks. I was in hospitalat Liberly- and a veryrich
oldfellowbroughtniscarrlageintotownandcarriedme to his house whereI found
He gaveme a roonand a servant- plenty
foia convalescent.
everycomfortnecessary
of goodbooks- andtoldme to makemyselfat home. Hadplentyol finehorsesand
qq everything
toli me to ridewhenI liked,andthe richmilkand buttervegetables
you
give
hisnamefor
to hauntme to the "FancyFarm".I must
g;;O *"r"
"norgh
suih menin thisworldandsuchfamiliesas thisare notto be found'
inur" arefew
VA
RobertN. Kelso- hiswiteanddaughter(Misssue P. Kelso)one sonin the 2nd
to
cavalryandone marriedsonat homecomposethefamily.The sonwhobelongs
His
woundedthe dayGenStuartwas mortallywoundedtheArmywasdangerously
and are
thighwasfractureJ So hls father,Mother,Sisterand brothercameto see him - I
l
liked
as
long
rreienow- theyle{tme thoughat theirhomeandtold me to stayas
and
staidoneweeka{tertheylefi- andam hereenroutefor my command.I mustcall to
invitation
special
a
I
have
seethemthis evening- is I havelearnedwheretheyare.
go backthereandstiy if I everget sickor wounded.I hearJamesis woundedand
get
commandin timefor the nextgreat
lonu home- | knowno newsnow- i rnusi to my
greatdeal- | go to the
battle- as I havemissedso much thoughI am not well by a
andvictory.Remembermy friendsin
ironttrustingin the Godof batilesfor protection
- andtrueto our cause. Forgiveme Father.I
Bedlord- theyaregoodPresbyterians
me in allyourprayerscan'twrite.Remember
peterA. McDavid
- Greenville
CountY
1840'Census
1850Census - Greenville
AllenMcDavid
AllenMcDavid
Theresa
Males- FreeWhite
1 Under5
15aunder10
1 30 a under40
Females- FreeWhite
2 Under5
15aunder10
1 30 a under40
Males- Slaves
2 10 a under24
Females- Slaves
1 10 a under24
tt
George
Anna
Susan
Penelope
James
Peter
Mary
Lucinda
Henry
Newton
Nancy
JamesMcDavid
Penelope
47 M Farmer
42F
19 M Laborer
17F
15F
13F
11M
9M
8F
5F
4M
3M
1F
84 M Farmer
84F
6
county
1870census- Greenville
county
1870census- Greenville
AllenMcDavid
Theresa
NewtonA.
Nancy
S.H.Featherstone
E.
Eucurah
67 M W Farmer
house
62 F W Keeping
22 M W farmwork
19 F W withoutoccuPation
34 F W housekeeper
I FW
PeterA. McDavid
FannieM'
l-ialtieK'
29 M W Farmer
29 F W Keepinghouse
2 FW
andobituaries1841- 1BB2
Marriages
county,s.c. Newspapers,
EarlyAnderson
Page66
MaY22, 1867
lssueof. Wednesday,
Lieut'P' A' McDavidand Miss
Married:On the t ttfr inst.,by Rev.J. J. Workman,
District'
FannieM.,daughterof Dr.J. M. Sullivanallof Greenville
cemetery,Greenville
countycemeteryBook- springwood
Vol.3, P.125 Greenville
(. ObituaryNoticesare available)
*
Francessullivanw/o capt. P. A- McDavid'
capt.P. A. McDavid
2 7 A u g1 8 4 1- 1 0 J a n1 9 2 5
1 3J u n1 8 4 1- 2 8 M a y1 9 2 6
Co.L 2ndSC RitlesCSA
TheresaC. McDavid.
3 Dec1876- 26 SeP1952
JamesA. McDavid.
17 Apr1878- 4 Feb1943
DaisyYatesw/oJamesA' McDavid
.16sep 1B7B5 Dec1966
BookCountyCemetery
Greenville
Vol.2, P. 1& 2
churchcemetery,oak HillRd.at U. S. Hwy25 s
oak HillMethodist
P. 1
WilliamAugustusMcDavid
3 0 J u n1 8 5 5- 2 2 A u g1 8 6 7
P. 2
AllenMcDavid
31 MaY1803- 30 Oct1882
MasonicEmblem
TerisaC. (Acker)McDavid
7 N o v1 B 0 B ' 2 2 A u g1 8 7 3
(SA29 MAY1926ADMP' 3)
SOLDIERCLAIMEDBY DEATH
VALIANT
lllness
6"f,i. prtu1-A. McDavidPassedAwayAfterSeveralMonths
and
valiantsoldierof the confederacy
May2g - captainpeterA. McDavid,
Greenville,
passedawayat hishome109Toy street,
mostvaluedcitizens,
oneol Greenviite's
7
He was 85 years
earlyyesterday.Deathcamequietlyafterseveralmonthsof illness'
cemeteryaftersimple
of age. The bodywillbe laidto restthismorningin sprinkwood
church'Rev.c. E.
streetMethodist
funerarriteshavebeenherdat the Buncombe
U' C' V' in
Pullman,
Peele,hispastor,willconductthe service.Membersof camp
he was a leadingfigure,willattendthe servicesin a bodyto pay
whichorganization
to theircomrade'
lastresPects
Calledto Arms.
countyJune13' 1841' While
in Greenville
CaptainMcDavidwasbornat Ingleside
at thattimeby Messrs'Adams
the AndersonMilitaryacademyconduct_ed
attending
was sounded'With
the callto armsin defenieo{ the Confederacy
andMcQueen,
the
in the academycaptainMcDavidrefthis studiesand rallied'round
otherstudents
riflemen'Fleetwood
StarsandBars. ie joinedthe uniiknownas the Palmetto
it is said' After
of thatorganization,
is nowthe onlysurvivor
of Anderson,
clinkscales,
to CompanyL' SecondSouth
he wastransferred
longservicewiththatorganization
of the war' He had
the remainder
withthatunitthroughout
carolinarifles,remaining
Hadthe.conflict
enteredserviceas a priiate,butwas promofedto captaincy
been
for a shorttime he wouldhaveretiredas a major,as he had
continued
for thisappointment'
recommended
Actof Valor.
his regimentandof the
At onetimeduringhis servicehe wasmadecolorbearerfor
to himmost' He became
he held,thispostappealed
variouspositions"which
his
colorbearerai the secondbattleof ManassaswhenThad Dean'
regimental
captainMcDavid
was killedat Fraser'sFarm. At Manassas,
predecessor,
his
himselfby gatheringtogetherthe scatteredanddepletedforcesof
distinguished
battle,marchingat the
.orp"rnv andwithdaringcourageteotne columnagaininto
saw it to be one of the
headwiththe colors.Thisactionwas declaredby somewho
at
heroicactsof the entireconflict.when GeneralLee surrendered
outstanding
of
number
for
a
homeand
to his Ingleside
CaptainMcDavidreturned
Appomatox,
andoperateda mercantile
yearsengagedin i"tting. Laterhe cameto Greenville
andamongthefirstto commandcamp
business.He wasoneof theorganizers
county,untirhis increasing
for Greenviile
of pensions
puilman.He wascommissioner
thathe be relieved'He wasq memberof the Masonic
madeit necessary
feebleness
church.
streetMethodist
tiaternitvandof the Buncombe
bYChildren'
Survived
daughterof the lateDr' J' M'
MissFrahcisSullivan,
Hiswife,whowasbeforemarriage
of friendsoverthis entire
sulivan,passedawayJanuaryof rastyear. Besidesa host
Mrs' HarrietHicklin,of Norfolk'
state,CaptainMcDavidis survivedny iwo daughters,
anda son,J' A' McDavid'alsoof this
of Greenville,
Va.,andMissTheresaMcDavid,
today: D. E' McCuen,
city. Thefollowingwillact as pallbearersat the funeralservices
Mai'W f'
d"org. W. Ebaugh,B. F. Rush,Dr.E. W. Carpenter,
B. L. McCaskill,
E' M'
Harryn. dargan,W. il. Ambler,W. H. Austin,LindsayWilsonandCol'
Robertson,
Blythe'
by RonaldKay'
was submitted
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The following
stories
Wednesday, Sept.
2I,
from
TRACING A WAR LETTER
VoIume 8 Issue
issue,
Iast newsletter
are printed
verbatim
2)
from newspaper articles.
I904 - The Anderson Intelliqencer
and was a
spent
ltonday in Anderson,
of
GreenviIle,
McDavid,
P.A.
Capt.
Capt. McDavid entered the Civil
office.
to The Intelligencer
welcome visitor
and his oId comrades
War from this city as a member of the Palmetto RifIemen,
page
greet
of
The
second
On the
to
him.
de1 ighted
are
always
here
from his pen to the
Ietter
an interesting
week we publish
this
Int,elliqencer
encampment at
to the recent
News, gj.ving an account of his visit
Greenville
in
by his many old friends
be read with interest
Manassas, which we know will
this
section.
in The Anderson
were published
articles
The following
Wednesday, the 21st day of September, 1904 on page 2.
Intelliqencer
on
TIAR STORIES.
Capt.
McDavid
TeI Is
of
the
Manassas Manoeuvers.
dated September 5, has just been received
interesting
letter,
The following
South
who is now wibh the First
by l"lrs. P.A. McDavid from Capt. McDavid,
at the l'lanassas manoeuvers.
Carol ina lnf antry
years
again on the oId camp Erround. I.le
three
I am tenting
Af ter
f orty
dark, so we were ail
and had to pitch
tents
after
reached our camp last night
but got a good night's
rest.
very tired,
Smith from CIover,
York County, who was in the
This morning Captain Beatty
a hack and took in the
Jenkins
brigade,
and myself
hired
Sharp Shooters,
years ago. l.le f irst
points where we f ought f orty-two
went in
and f orty-three
battle.
the first
the Henry House, where the hardest
fighting
was done during
points
the different
are marked- where Wade Hampton was wounded right
All
Bee, just
and where General
at this
house, and where Bee and Bartow felI,
before he fel 1 , gave Jackson the immortal
name of "Stonewal I . "
From there we drove to the Stone house, thence to see Mrs. Dogan, who Iives
near Georgetown.
She gave us a great deal of information
about the position
g{e did this in order to Iocate the Iines
of the different
commands in action.
(Jenkins'
of the second battle.
trying
our position,
After
in vain to locate
received
brigade,)
we drove to Stone Bridge,
where the Fourth South Carolina
its first
tests
of real war. I saw the spot where the first
men in the battle
was kiIIed,
Earle was mortally
A.D. Brown of our company, and where WiIson
wounded, also where Adjutant
Wilkes was ki11ed.
so I
of the first
battle,
Capt. Smith was not interested
in the position
yielded
where we
to him, and we drove back to the field
of the second battle,
dismissed
the hack and took it afoot.
for hours we found at
wandering
After
just what I wanted, the place where Hood's brigade
iast
the Fifth
New
fought
York Zouaves, which I witnessed
we went to
from my position.
From that. point
the very
spot where Jenkins'
and the Second
brigade
made a grand charge
Rifies
sustained
it
all
and
the greatest
Ioss.
the colors
through
I carried
printed
am alive
to view the place where so many brave men feii.
I found this
on a large board to mark the spot.
"Here the Fifty
New York Zouaves lost
208 wounded and missing
135 ki11ed,
Total,351
This loss
and never accounted for.
out of 462 taken into action.
Hood's brigade,
was infl ieted
inside
of seven minutes
in resisting
Longstreet's
eharge
Largest
I o.ss on reeord.
Augrrst
30,
I862. "
Captain Smith was in the Palmetto
sharp Shooters
and knew the spot where
the five brave men were kiiled
and of that number the three sons of Methodist
preachers.
I cut two sticks
close to the spot.
I hope I will
not lose them,
for I know they are from the very spot,
oL within
a ferv feet of it.
We have been out ai I day. carried
some trard tacl< f or lunch,
and now r am
writinq
this by the light
of a candle,
ancl you can imagrine how hard it
is on
my eyes. We have orders
to Ieave here at 4:30 in the morning
to march Lo
Thoroughfare
Gap, 15 miles
away, to attack
the Brown army. I thought
I would
get out of that tramp, but I have orders to go with them to assis€
in taking
care of the "wounded. " Being under military
discipline,
I suppose I mr-rst go.
I was very sick
ali
day Sunday and when we reached camp, f was in bad
shape, but the boys fixecl me to bed on a nice
cot,
and tucked
the cover
around me Iike
I was a child.
I slept
weII,
and was able to take
today's
tramp of ten miles or more.
I have just
received
a copy of r!rc_sreetyrlle
News in which youngr Jenkins
gives me a grand send off.
I was never an officer
in the paimetto
Riflemen.
however I l{as a private
in that company, nor was that company in CoI. Bowen's
regiment.
Company L,2nd
Rifles,
Colonel Bowen, is the eorrection.
Everything
lool<s natural
around here. Camps are in every direction,
and it
looks like
war in earnest.
Everything
is carried
on in gr-nd styIe.
Even t5e
water in the springs
and wells
has been analyzed
and. marked .ith.r
good. or
bad, and neither
man or beast is allowed to use the condemned. so far as the
government
empl oyes are
concerned,
teI ophones , teI egraph
signal
corps ,
rockets,
plaee atl
etc.,
points
in instant
eommunication.
It is perfect
in
that respect
and the manoeuvers this
weeh will
be grand.
C a p t . S m i t h a n d n r y s e l f r e c e i v e a g r re. a t d e a l o f a t t e n t i o n
f rom the Northern
troops,
especially
ttre Fourteenth
New York.
Some of the officers
of that
regiment were ilt the Lwo batl-les,
ancl when we go near them each company turns
out and gives three eheers for ttre oId Confederate
Veterans.
The Fourteenth
Net'rYork is in our Brigade
and a fine
body of men. The iadies
too are good
people.
They aslt us to eome and dine with them and want us to tell
them aII
about the war and what we irilled
each other
for,
etc.
I enjoy it aII in a sad way, for I remember t.hat on this
famous field
I saw
the last
of some of my truest
and bravest
friends.
our winq of the army will
make the first
attack
at Thoroughfare
Gap, wiII
be there two days, return
and the other wing wili
attack
us.
Al1 will
wind
up Saturday with a grand review.
The Dauqhters
of the confederacy
have erected
a beautiful
monument near
Groveton which was unveiled
Iast
weel<, and General
Corbin was one of the
speakers,
a New York band furnished
the music,
and a chaplain
of a New york
regiment
offered
the prayer.
The iadies
of this
chapter
teII
me it
was a
perfect
love feast.
All those army officers
paid such glowing tributes
to the
Confederate
dead. They all
rebuke me because I am not wearing my Cross of
Honor. I never thought
of it,
and regret
that
I should have forgotten.
I suppose we will
reach home on Monday unless
we go to Washington,
and I
don't think
there is much chance of that.
I am enjoying
camp life
so far ancl
- Greenville
feel Iike
I can march as far as any of the young soldiers.
News
"Home
Florenee,
September 12.
their
own homes. Thel'have
has beerr a hard week on
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From
Hanassast'
The boys from South Carolina
are now all
had a good time and have enjoyed the trip,
tltem, and they have surprised
themselves
back in
but it
at tIe
4
acquaintances
have been
amount of work they had to do. Some very pleasant
of the country,
atrd one I'eaI izes that af ter al I
made wi th men in al I sections
are very
the world is not so big as it seems and people in the United States
whether
Texas or
South
in many ways,
they
come from Maine,
much al ike
Carol ina.
with credit.
They showed that
they
have acquitted
themselves
The militia
were quite
able to endure the hardships
the reg:ulars sometimes have to
that
as f elI to the
undergo. It is not of terr that the regulars
have such marching
as militia
out on
as well
fell
lot of the troops at Manassas, and regulars
that march.
out of Iine were much more able to keep up with
Many of the men who felI
to
it more pleasant
the procession
than some who stayed in,
but the,r'foun<l
farm home, where
sit
in the shade by the roadside
or visil
some attractive
pies,
were plentiful.
ancl eggs and good thimgsr il&inly
milk and butter
The fact
that
the tloops
from Thoroughfare
did not care to marclr fourteen
folk,
for the benefit
of the society
miles to go in a parade that was largely
rvhen their
were grimy ancl dust stained,
they were
suits
does not mean that
TheS'went to Washington
that same day as merrJ' as crickets.
incapacitated.
or) the fare furnished
the men, as has been indicated.
There rvas no "kick"
beef
day, alI
the fresh
bread to throw away day after
There was good Iight
Rice
that was needed, canned jam was issued once and was very muclt enjoyed.
itr the menu and potatoes
in plenty.
If
any companJ,'
and beans were also
suffered
for lack of rations
it was through
its
own carelessness.
The whole Browtr rlivision
suff cred for lack of water,
the Government having
and when the men came
been clisappointed
in the yield
of one of the wells,
were confronted
back from
their
Iorrg and tiresome
b.v the
marches
they
of short water,
frequently
it could be
condilion
not a drop to be had until
dol ed out to one regiment
at a t ime.
"kick"
The clrief
cornes in on the lack of e<luipment of the regiment,
f or
which the United
States Gover-nment was not responsible.
it was a disgrace
because there
As to the camp itself.
to the State,
was
enough for half
not tents
the coulpanies. Two of the largest
in the regiment
had trvo little
tents,
each for
terrts
were
forty
men, until
the
shelter
issuecl , rvhich are a ver)' poor sul-lsti tute.
Axes and spades had to be borrorvecl
flonr tlre regulars,
who were kind
enough to help
uSr and lve are
deeply
grateful
1o the
rvho helped
off icers
and nren of
8th
infantr;',
us
the
materi al ly irr making up the woef ul def iciencies
of our regiment.
Tlre lst
Soutlr Carolina
seemed to have prettS'good
but we suffered
and were
equipment,
ashamed.
The boys behaved themselves very welI as a rule.
South carolina
has just as
good men and sonle just
as bad as are in the militia
of anJ'State
in the
Union. Tlre cncamprnent has shown us several
that
things
are badly needed to
bring
the nilitia
up to the standard
that
it should abtain.
good
Tlre manoeuvres
have not
been wi thout
in many ways.
The
resul ts
officers
to
of the volunteer
army are Iearning
and the miIitia
are beginning
plaJ'.
see that military
duty under the Dick bill
It will
nake
is not at all
of the volunteer
forces,
the citizen
a standing
armJ'as
soldier,
as effective
any country
in the rvorld would need, and the more effective
the army is the
less danger there is of its being needed.
The Southern R<lad handled
the
immense crowds remarrkable welI,
there
but
were manJ'vexatious
piled
going and coming
delays.
The militia
on the trains
f rom the nose of the pi lot
to the brrmper on the rear
ovef and under,
car,
anywhere,
to get in. FrequentlS'no
was made to collect
attempt
fares.
The delay is getting
the tlains
out of Thoroughfare
was the most vexatious
5
ree lrari to
ert<lut'e. Irt tlris
instance
rvc were marched
dotvn to
take
tlre
tlrat
f ive
and af ter
spending
houls
in the
sun,
manage<r, to get
train
at 7:45,
on
ollr car':r l'lr i clr rvel'e ntove<l some t ime I a ter'.
1r'ip
home was wi thout
incident.
I t was made ver,\- pl easant
The
b.r' the
along
tlre route,',vhel'e
of the people
tlre train
sl.oppecl.
In fac1.
cordiality
have been unusual l.r' kind
of Virginia
to the boys,
and were I iberal
the people
to a most surprising
and hospitable
degree.
Not a man who spent
the past
rveek
sltoulcl
f eel warml.r' to the good people
of
in those
hi I Is but
the countr,the
visited.
had alI
of the Iiquor
The Government
shops in reaclr of the camp shut up and
get
rlrinks
nothing
l;rrt soft
the boys
could
unless
they
struck:l
noonshine
still
or went to Washington.
The stills
made nothing
but
apple
brandy,
for
countr;-is
al) apple
orchat'rl
that
fronr one end to
the
other.
The homes are
beautiful
and tlre most striking
feature
to us is the
lack
of
tenantr.r'on
a
farm.
Two or tlrt'ee wage ltattds afford
alI
the labol'on
the biS plantatiorr,
but
tlre peopl e saJ' that
they
have jus t as mu<-'lrI r<>ubl e wi th tlrose f en as we have
1{e lr:rve hele.
with
the lnanJ' tlrat
In the trratroeuvres it was f reell'
said
among the mi I j tary
men that
Gen. Grant
judgment
hacl bcen so slrarpll'
cliticisecl
for
lacl< of nriIitar.r'
and skilI,
that
generalIc.l
Ite ha<l been so badll'ou1
tlrat
he rvanted
to give
up tlre fight
as
plannecl , antl ltal'c a set
progt'amme,
a legular
bluff
Gen.
RelI,
rvhose
, but
successe:;
lrad been so marked,
r'ef used to do i t, and tlre uranoeuvrcs
\vcrc about
t o corrl{:- 1 r.r an errtl .
T h e l r - r l r t ' o f t l r c p I ' e s s < l i s 1 > at r : h e s s e e r n t < l s l r o r v t l r a t
the powels
l>e have
tlral
been tr.r'irrg to softelt
Getr. Grant's
fali
bc,cau:;e he is his
f:rtlrer''s
sor-I, lrrrt
tltat,
i I uratters
are pressed
in thal
direction,
there
wi I I be an.ther
Sampson
attd Soirie.r' corrtr'()versy.
Cen. Bel I is verJ' poplal
witir iris rnen. He seelns to be
very genial
and pleasant.
IIe stopped
on 1he night
that
rve had marched
so far
just
and .so welI
in
front
of
the
South
Car'olina
reg'iment
as
theS' were
bivouacing
on the hill
and spoke
to llre l-lo;-s ve'rJ'pleasantl;'.
"I'ot"
AlI
tltat
about
men having
to salute
officers
of
the negro
regiment
tvas tal]<,
else.
nothirrg
Men saluted
rvlrom they pleasecl and left
off
the salute
genelally.
Thel' did
not
even have to salute
white
off icel's,
and did
not
do
i1,
but
the rregrr> company gave rise
to lots
of excitirrg
talk
at home as rvelI
as in caurp. - tI .M. A;'er in the \_effs atrd Courier.
S t r b u r it t e d
lrJ' Ronalrl
Kay
MIfiBENSIIIP
Margaret
Cole
contirtues
to
improvc:rfter
broken
col larbone
in
an
auto
accident
several
weeks ago. Ilope you can join
us
NEI^IS
receiving
eiglrt
which
occurred
soon Margaret.
Thelma Wilson is home after
a recent
stay in the hospital.
a stroke a whi I e ago and ltas been unable to be wi th us f or
you TheIma.
Oops....Just
"cl imbing"
Elsie
Fields
a reminder
to
our
President,
ladders,
instead
of rvall<ing under
enjoyed
a
Margaret Coker rcerrl to
Undergrouncl At Ianta.
recerrt
At l anta,
tlip
broken
ribs
and a
in
Charleston.
SC
Thelma suffered
some t ime. We miss
Ed Ilillhouse,
them.
to
bervare
of
Coke \luseum and lrave lunch
at
to Kentucky.
Gn to
tour
thc
Frankie Childress has been on the move recently
and the Canadian Rocki es .
with
a trip
to
Salt
City
Lake
A B O Y!
IT'S
to
On September 14, JoJ' Delorme gave birth
Mother and cltild
2 oz.
weig[ecl in at I lb.,
Congratulations
have Joy back with l-rs soon.
wlro
Delorme'
Ben jamin Clrarles
and we hope to
are doing fine
Joy! Bring pictures.
CORRECTION
to our ne\\'member, Norman L. Looney of Rt. 2, Box 148r,\bet'nath5-,
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DINNER MEETING
We are Iooking
forward
to our Dinner l4eeting
Saturday,
December 2,1995,
at Anderson College
meeting at 6:30 and dinner
at 7:00.
Mark that
Partieulars
wiil
be announced at a later
date.
which has been scheduled
(Martin
Dining Room) with
date and plan to be wiLh
for
the
us.
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in January our meetings rvi l l
Beginning
we are moving to a new home in 1996.
Main
North
Bank at 907
of Perpetual
be held at the main off ice building
thc
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'
I missed
ancl, although
there
a meeting
The Board held
Street.
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j
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We have
from those who did attend.
rave reviews
facilitl'received
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but
feel
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Association
Baptist
SaIuda
the
at
meeting
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for
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perpetual
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 1996
officers
of
slate
The fol lowing
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m
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b
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consideration
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b
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w
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of officers
election
presented
for
be
1996 wi I I
for
t]re November meeting
at
Committee
at this meeting.
----Ed
Hillhouse
Presirlent----Margaret
Cole
Vice President--G
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Secretary--Corresponding
.---llarvey Mullikin
Treasurer---Sue
Brewer
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Membership chairman----Ronald
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RELATIVE
Conversation
terminology.
on ttre
subject
of
TERMINOLOGY
who is
related
to
whom often
bogs down over
Your first
cousin,
of course is your parent's
(o" sister's)
brother's
child.
However, the first
cousin's
child
is not yout. second cousin,
as is sonetimes
tltought tr: be the case, but ;'our f irst
cousin once removed. TIre chi ld of the
first
cousin once I'emoved is your first
cousin twicc
removed. and his chilcl
your first
cousin three times removed.
Your second cousin is your grandparent's
(ol sister
brother's
s ) grandchi Id.
That second cous in's
chi ld i s ;'orlr ser:ond cous i rr once removed. his cirild J'our
s e < : o r r c lc o u s i n t r y i c e r e r n o v e c l, a n d s o o n .
Anrl your th i rd cous i rr? I t ' s your great-grandparent's
great-grandchi
ld. The thi rd cous in's
chi ld i s your
hi s chi ld -\'our thi rcl cous in twice removed.
S ibl
ings
-
Grandnepherv
have
parents
in
(o.
glandni
ece)
( or
Gr eat -aunt
grandparents.
colnmon.
-
the
great-uncle)
Brothers
and
glandchild
of
the
sister
- the hrrsband of
Stepf ather (or s tepmother)
father ) by a subsequent marr iage.
S tcpchi ld
-
tlre
(or
Stepsister
chi ld
your
of
-
stepbrotlrer)
(or
Half
sister
half
br'other)
of your
father
and stepmother,
In-larvS
b1'bloocl);
brothcr's
)'ottr
irt
rvife
Arrcestor
grarrclpalr:nt
conr)ectiorrs
prarticular,
or sistel.'s
husband
the
-
or
child
your
brother
a
folmer
who descends
Henderson Count.v North Cat'oiirra
Volume \/II,
-\iumber 2, I1a5'1992
Iine
or
your
great-
of
your
marriage.
or. stepmother.
distinct
lelatives
asr-.enI or
or
from relatives
and your
own
from.
f roul J'orrr suclr
of
sister.
motlrer
antl stepfatlrer,
bl-a
forrnef
rnarriage.
wlro ar.e "linked"
Genealos.ical
siblings.
the wifc
stepfather.
"dit'ectly"
"direct11"'
"direct"
tltose relatives
and cousirrs.
descend
(.rr sister's)
ollce renloved,
of
(or
motlrer
by
your
are
brother
bJ'the
(as
law of marriage
your
husbancl's
or wifc's
husband.
- those in the
Lineal
relations
a granclfatlrrf
ol' granddaughter.
Collatcral
relatiorts
such as aunts,
uncles,
your
the child
of your
or of eithef
parent
the person
from whom you
or great-glarrdparent
.
- the
Descendent
persorr
g
o l gr eat
r arndtlauglrI c r .
sisters
or
wife
of
lrrother
S
thi rd cous in
as
such
as
a grandsorr
tlesr:en1,
suclr as
b y a c o m m o r )a n c e s t o r ' ,
and Ilistorical
a
Societ.v
Journal
(]RANNY MORTON
irt
1803'
19r
on September
N{ortotr was ltorn
Fendley
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Lucinda
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perrrlleton District,
rvfiit:lr is norv Oconee CountS', SC.
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Slte first
later
Ilr ler
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sllc nrart'i ecl .let'enti alr Mort<>rr rvho tvAs
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< : o t r t n t u t t i; - .
Rest
tlre I'[ountaitt
witlr lrer tlrl.ec s()lls arttl
husl>ancl along
Lucincla's
lvar started,
lvhen tlre civil
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joile<l
armJ'. tler husbartcl .leremiah
t5e confederate
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sons DanieI
publ ic auct iorr. Her 6tIer
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l.cturn
did
Irorvever., tlrey artd her son-irt-larv
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son .Iohn Weslel"
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the tyar Lucincla Molton,
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true
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f.rt1'more
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(1829-1862)
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The f61ogo.inq c:lrart was submilled
by ClrapLer Member B. J. Williams.
t-lro body of Llro Ietter
wlrich accompanied Llre chart
follows:
A copy of
r would like to subnit rnyfamily'e pedigree chart for poeeible use in the record.
.JessieHendersonia mymother, I also have a few artiere ideas that r will send
at a later date.
lly research area ig Anderson county (varennes township) and r have made several
trips bo Anderson in the past couple of years. My heritage is African-American
and I would like to volunteer my ser'ices to help with inqrriries
receive<l frorn
ot.hers researching their ancestry i' the upcountry erea. r have successfully
traco<l by Afriean ancestor (rsaac Van<tiver, l7s2-lgsg) and worrld
tike the
oppo.trrnity to help others. It will also give me the chance to meet other
ilrican-Americans researching in the area. r hnve an extensive libraryof
books
povering Andereon, Pendleton, pickens anrl oeonee
and r also have on indefinite
l o a n m a n y [ , D Ss o r r r c e r e c o r d s f o r t h e a r e a .
Thank you for your time,
Sincerely,
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Cox Family,Doutltit
ANDERSON COUNTY CEMETERIES. VOL. 4. Cerneteriesincluded Childressfamily,CortcordBapli';1,
Family,ElrodFamily,EmmersonFamily,FirstCreekBaplist,GambrellFatnily,GenerosleeAFIP,GuthrieFamily, HopewellBaptist,
LaFrance,LebanonBaptisl,MaitisorrFamily,McElroyFamily,MoorheadFarnily,Mt. Zion Pres , NevittFamilv,New Hope Meth , Okl
ConcordPres , Old FlopewellBaptist,Old TrinityMeth , PopularSpringsBaptist,ProvidenceMelh.,SandySpringsMeth , SltilohM'.'tlr,
Six and TwentyBaptist,Sl Paul'sMeth.,TrianglePrivate,WelcomeBaptist,White PlainsBaptist 179 p. Indexed, $14.
Bapl , BarkersCreek Bapl , BarkleyFamily,
ANDERSON COUNTY CEMETERIES, VOL. 5. Cemeleriesincluded Arrdersonville
BreazealeFamily,BurrissFamily,Cox Family,EmersonFamily,ErskineFamily,Fant Family,Firsl CreekBapt.,GenerosteeARP Good
flope Bapt, GooclHope Pres , GriffinFamily,GuthrieGroveChurch,HalbertFamily,JohnsonFamily,Kay Family,Malti ;on Family,
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TRADITION AND l-llSTOnY OF ANDERSON COUNTY. Louise Ayer Varrdiver.3rd prittting. 347 p. Revis rtl ttdox, $20.
cteeks,roads,churches,elc. $3 00
1877 ANIIERSON COUNTY MAP. Showsland owners,honresteads,
FROMLAURENS.
ANDGREENWOOD
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MISCELLANEOUS
CEMETERY
B1p. Indexed,
$8.00.
ANDERSON COUNTY CEMErcRIE_9,ILO_LJ RoberlsPres , CalvaryBapt , Ml PisgahBapl , James CatlileFantily.Tocld
Family,Neverclone
Cemetery,l-lallFamily,LeverettFamily,Casey Family,BeaverdamBapt , UnionBapt.,AsburyClark Melh.,lva City
1
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ta Garr i son----Juanita
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members and nonmembers td submit articles
The Anderson County Chapter invites
These
to Anderson County researchers.
which would be of interest
on anything
church, newspaperr Bible,
to, the following:
but are not Iimited
may include,
of Anderson County recordsi
abstracts
militaryr
slave and cemetery recordsi
w
h
o
or cousins"
moved away. PIease photocopy
and what happened to our "family
page'
Include
the title
family documents, such as Bible records.
any original
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regarding
Information
record would also be appreciated.
of the photocopied
or your comments
Please send these articles
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family
ATT: Newsletter
Edi tor.
to the above address.
December Zt'1995,
Our annual Christmas Dinner Meeting wil I be held Saturdayr
p
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Furthe.r detai I s
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at
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at Anderson
with
dinner
at 6:30
D
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miss the fun!
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form are included
and a reservation
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us.
Plan to
z
The following
stories
are
printed
verbatim
from
newspaper
articles.
HISTORY OF OLD PICKENSVILLE
In Easlev Prosress
By C. T. Martin
The Anderson
Dai l.v Mai I
Saturday,
February
16r
L924
of
is a historic
spot in the history
about one mile south of Easley
Situated
or
any of the great
however that
Upper South Carol inar not from the fact.
of the past were fought llrere or that any other except those
battles
decisive
is said were numerous and at times very
variety,
which it
of the fisticuff
engaged
ancl endurance of the persons
s
t
r
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n
g
t
h
t
h
e
b
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u
t
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a
s
so far
decisive
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n
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n
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were concerned.
v
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more than a memory
t
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.
hundred inhabi
by Mr. John Sherman, the present
there recently
of the old hotel
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to make room for a modenn
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owner
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village
of this
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Carol ina
legislature
that the court
in history
about 1786. We are told
war, probably
Revolutionary
at Old Pickensville
(or jail,
it now) were built
as we call
house and gaol,
house
of the court
to the building
in 1791. For one or more years previous
When or by whom
room of the hotel.
Court was held in the north
the District
weather-boarded
and ceiled
of hewn oak logs,
which was built
this old hotel,
Sash Saw
sawed by one of the primitive
with roupeh plank that were doubtless
built
about the
it was, however,
of that day, we are unable lo state,
mills
to Qreenville
from Pendleton
year 1786. As it was on the stage road leading
probably
place for the stages,
where the horses were fed or
it was a resting
house and jail
were
that
the land on which the court
changed. We are told
h
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r
e
s
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v
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t
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n
a
cres
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built
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of the land
j
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l
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stood
pen belonging
stood near
and that
the jail
present
to Mr. Ellison
slaughter
the rock
is
hole that
was hewn down. into
flat
rock.
A large
by on a large
who were condemned
where prisoners
said to have been a dungeon under the jail
near Mr.
It is said that the gallows was situated
to be hanged were confined.
W. W. Robinson' s spr ing, near the Eas I ey cot ton mi I I .
Washington
of
General
Andrew Pi ckens.
Pi ckensvi I I e was named in honor
was so called
in
and Pendleton counties,
which included
Greenville
District,
the present
included
Pendleton
county
George Washington.
honor of General
to 1786 this
was al I
Previous
Pickens
and Oconee.
counties
of Anderson,
to the Cherokee Indians.
belonging
territory
Indian
General Waddy
established
at Pickensville'
When the court house was first
the
settled
there
and practiced
law until
Thompson then a young attorney
in 1799 and the court house established
were changed into districts
counties
rising
afterwardsr
when he moved to Greenville,
at Pendleton and Greenville,
of the state.
and becoming one of the chancellors
in his profession
It
is said
has changed hands many times.
Most of the land at Pickensville
In recent years the
near theer.
that Waddy Thompson owned a large plantation
proper has been owned by the grandchildren
greater
part of the village
of the
of Rufus Cats, George Barrr W. W. Nalley
and
Neal and the heirs
late AIfred
W. W. Ellison.
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and was cons idered
rvith Bermuda grass
covered
I t was f or. many years
it
years however'
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for any purPose except
worthless
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n
d
g
r
a
s
s
e
r
a
d
i
c
a
t
e
d
t
h
e
has been divicled into smalI farms,
as muclt as one and one-half
land - some of it producing
the Best of farming
that
calhoun once predicted
c
.
J
o
h
n
t
l
l
a
t
s
a
i
d
i
s
bales of cotton p." acre. It
Easley
If
city.
become a great
time
pickensville
some future
would at
in the
b
e
m
a
y
t
i
m
e
y
e
a
r
s
t
t
h
a
t
p
a
s
t
t
w
o
t
h
e
to grow as she has for
continues
near future.
in
who resided
that a man by the name of Thomas Bell.
There is a tradition
a
n
d
o
r
T
e
n
n
e
s
s
e
e
K
e
n
t
u
c
k
y
f
r
o
m
g
r
a
s
s
t
h
e
r
e
pickensville,
brought some Bermuda
t
h
i
s
o
f
b
e
g
i
n
n
i
n
g
t
h
e
w
a
s
g
r
a
s
s
.
T
h
i
s
a
l
a
w
n
yard as
planted
it in his front
ever since'
name of "Tom Bell"
and it has had the local
grass in this section
P
ickensville
a
t
t
r
i
e
d
w
e
r
e
t
h
a
t
c
a
s
e
s
t
h
e
that most of
is also stated
It
c
r
i
m
e
.
a
h
a
n
g
i
n
g
w
a
s
t
i
m
e
t
h
a
t
a
t
which
were for horse stealing,
up to the war Between the States'
camp musters were held at Pickensville
several
musters were held
r
e
g
i
mental
and br igade musters '
both regimental
g
o
vernor
t
I
e
o
c
c
a
s
i
o
n
s
t
h
o
s
e
y
e
a
r
'
O
n
a
times a year. Brigade musters once
would turn
district
would atend and the people from the entire
and his staff
and the
v
i
l
l
a
g
e
t
h
e
i
n
s
a
l
o
o
n
s
s
e
v
e
r
a
l
w
e
r
e
There
out to witness the drills.
othen'
e
a
c
h
f
i
e
h
t
a
n
d
d
r
u
n
k
g
l
o
r
i
o
u
s
l
y
g
e
t
duty would
when off
militia
w
h
o were
m
e
n
T
h
e
n
o
n
e
t
i
m
e
'
a
t
e
n
g
a
g
e
d
sometimes two whole companies would be
s
o
l
diers
s
o
r
r
i
e
s
t
t
h
e
m
a
d
e
s
a
i
d
,
w
a
s
i
t
at these camp mustersr
the "bullies"
when real war came on.
or Greenville'
userl to come there from Williamston
Old John Robinson circus
was made just
t
h
a
t
r
i
n
g
T
h
e
1
8
5
9
.
i
n
t
h
e
r
e
o
n
e
remembers attending
The writer
became covered with bermuda grass and could be seen
in the rear of the hotel
forfiftyyearsalmostasperfectaswhenfirstmade
Do YOU RffiEIIIBER?. .No ' 54
The Anderson
l l l d s . p e . n - d . - 9 - -n - !W
- ednesday Morning'
April
Z'
1930'
on the Savannah?
Do you remember Brown's ferry
bridge now spans the river'
l
o
c
a
t
e
d where Alford's
w
a
s
f
e
r
r
y
This famous old
little
There was very
days."
in the "old
The above photogr.aph was taken
f
e
r
ryman
A
u
s
e
'
g
e
n
e
r
a
l
o
come into
hadn't
fls automobiles
tSenr
travel
a
for
c
e
n
t
s
1
0
a
n
d
wagont
a buggy or
for
50 cents
charged
general ly
pedestrian
r rrrlr r:
n-__
B-r^o w n t l s a
Penn D
named william
a ferryman
after
so-called
Brown,s ferryr
murders in
It was here that one of the most sensational
interest.
historical
of Antlerson county occurred'
the history
in Anderson
there was stationed
r r y a sb i t t e r r
t
he war, when feellng
a
f
t
e
r
Just
to
B
r
o
w
n
'
s ferry
t
o
s
e
n
t
w
e
r
e
One day three young soldiers
a Yankee garrison.
t
o
r
i
v
e
r
t
h
e
d
o
w
n
f
l
d
a
t
e
d
b
e
i
n
g
its
and preventcotton
guard a load of
Augustae the cotton market'
to
armed men-no one ever knew the number-rode
During the night of the vigil,
G
a
i
n
e
s
Byrum'
Elisha
Keys,
Crawford
soldiers.
and mur<lerecl th;
the ferry
c
r
i
m
e
'
t
h
e
g
u
i
l
t
y
o
f
and found
tried
Stowers and Robert Keys were arrested,
sentence was
but this
P
i
nckney;
c
a
s
t
l
e
a
t
h
a
n
g
e
d
b
e
t
o
They were sentenced.
m
onths later
Some
in the Dry Tortugas'
imprisonment
commuted to life
later
theywerepardonedbyPresidentAndrewJohnson.
of Ferryman
on the testimnony
largely
was returned
of guilty
The verdict
men' and
c
o
n
v
i
c
t
e
d
with the
was utttirely
Brown. The sympatfiy of Andersonians
his home
m
a
d
e
a
n
d
l
e
f
t
county became a dangerous place for Brown, who
this
4
he
tlre tragedy'
of
scene
the
to
tlrawtt back
f ol' 45 )'e,rt's. Tllen.
elsewhere
just
r
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o
f
s
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1
.
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o
t
'
g
i
a
r,n a little
fat'tlr oll
&rtrl live,l
returnedr
in
perhaps
himself,
85 lre killed
age of
t
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A
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1
9
1
3
.
u
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t
i
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f
e
r
r
;
,
,
ilre
at
remorse.
is said
it
but
been revealed'
Of tlre boys has never
of the dtallr
Tlre secret
y
o
r
l
n
g
s
olclet's
T
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b
r
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b
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r
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the
lrancl in
har,l a lrig
J.lly
Ma.se
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until
r
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m
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were l-rurietl
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\ el.e Iaketr rJli an<l rentoved
1g05, wlren the borlie:
Atlaltta.
or
plundt:r
not for
murderedl
lvas brutally
ferrymalr.
PieIr:'.
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t
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a
b
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traffic
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business.
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lo lre :roIverl'
tlrat lras reftrserl
tlrotoooPY
of
articlc
follows:
arli"l:.
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rf"r,
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be Published in
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I I' NIiWS
The Anderson
Moni_tor. -
{.tctolrer 19,
1991-r
AndersonWomsnHonored
As ClemsonMotherOf Year
Juanita Garrison of Ander- tensionService.Becauseweare
s o n h a s b e e n h o n o r e d a s a farm family, the Extension
C l e m s o n U r - r i v e r s i t y ' s1 9 9 5 Servicehas been an important
"Mothor of the Year."Sheis the part of our family business."
'I.
wife of Iicl Garrison.
Garrison writes a garden
I'he awrrcl is presentedan- column for tlre Andersonlnderrually by tlreuiriversity'sTiger pendent-Mail,
and has authored
Ilrotherlroorl honorary frater- a book titled, 'The I'ieclmont
nity.
Clarclerr."
Althouglr Garrison graduShe has taught at the elaterl fronr the Ulriversity of ernentary,high schooland col( ieorgia, lrer husbancland six lege levels,and hasbeenactive
clrilclrenall earneclClemson in many civic organizations.
rlellrees,antl slte has beetr an
active Clelnson supporter for
nroretlrarrfour decades.
"Clelrrson nleans many
tlrirrgsto nr(',"Garrison said.
"Wlren orrr children received
fr.oln Clemson,I
tlrt'ir clel',recs
rva i corrfirlent they were preul careers
parerl for rrrrccessf
arrtlli fe'schallerrges.
"We havc enjoyed tlte crrltrrral prograrnsand especially
t l r c v i s i t i n g s p e a k e r s .M a n y
y(.arsaBo,l participatedin the
educationseatlul t corrtirrrrirrg
ries.Clernsotralso is a special
l.lacefor me becauseof the Ex-
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t b e r \ n d e 1 s _ p _ 1Rqe c o r r l r v e r v i i l
issur: of
begirr I'rl. lishirrg
In this
the
1850
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to tlre Mortalitl'
Cerrsus for Andet'sorr
SC. Tire introduction
Mortaiity
"The tinre period
cover erl br the oensus
Census Sr:hedrrlt.:s sl.ates as foll'rrvs:
pleceding
generalll'
tlre cnumeration
extencls f rom June 1 oI thc
to June
"1'ear
the I'ear of the census. Any exce[)tions
to this ilre noled on the s<:lredule
1of
"Since
A footrrote
cautiotrs,
the schedules
fc'r'each
district
or
itself."
were no t always bourrd togethr--r arrtl boundal i es in 1850 and 1860
subdivisi,rn
were not :;crupulousl;'
observed,
a thorough ch,'ck wiII
be ncccssar'-v to Iocate
p
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locrrli ly."
A
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the Introduction
"MOIITALITY" is
a page at a time artd I'I'int
to trartscribe
the copy of llte oliginal
attempt
There wi iI be rnistakes,
since
and then the transcription.
fron the microfilrn
filn
are botlr lrard
Clrr-'r:k the
and the
tc, read.
information
the writing
yourself
of a name ol'other
information
and your interpletation
nlay differ
lhe 1850. 1860, 1870 and l8B0
f r o m m i n e . A c o p y o f t l r e r n i t - - r ' o fi l n r < : o n t a i n i n g
:rt the Andersoll ()ounty LibI:rr5..
Mortality
Census i:; avail:rlrle
N4Ot(.t-AtY
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h c r n o r t ; r l i t l , s c l r e d rrrel c st t r dt l r cr l r r r r cos f i r l l J r c r s o r r rss u ; r l llri v i r r gr r t l t o r n cr rh o d l r . d
d u r i n gt h e t w c l v en l o t t t h : i . c n d i n<gl r r . l t r n cI o I t l r c c c n s r r sv c ; r r .I n l 8 - 5 t ) : r n rlll ( ( , ot h c
s c h c d u l ecso n t a i nt h c n a m co f t h ed e c e a s eodr h i so w n e r ,h i s a g c ,s e x ,m a r i t a ls t a t u sc, o l o r
p r o [ c s s i o na. n d c o n d i t i o n . T h e p l a c co I b i r t h . m o n t h a n d c a u s co I d e a t h ,a n d n u m b er o l
d a v si l l a r c a l s og i v c n . ' l - h ed e a t h ss c h e d u l eo l - 1 8 7 0a d d s t h e f a m i l y n u r n b c ra s c r i b e db y t h d
c n u m c r a t b ro f t h c p o p u l a t i o ns c h e d u l ea n d t h c o r i g i n so f t h e d e c e a s e d 'psa r e n t s . E
ln this
y e a rt h e n u n r b c ro f d a y s i l l i s n o g r f b t e d .T l r e m o r t a l i t y c e n s u so f 1 8 8 0i n c l u < l eas l l o f t h e
i n f o r m a t i o ni n t h e p r e v i o u ss c h e d u l c sa,d d s t h e l e n g t ho f t i m e l h e d e a d p e r s o nt i v e di n t h e
c o u n t y ,r e c o r d sh i s c i t i z e n s h i pn, o t e sw h e t h e rt h e d i s e a s ew a s i m p o r t c d f r o m a n o t h e ra r c a ,
a n d . [ o r t h e f i r s t t i n r e ,g i v e st h e n a m c o f t h e a t t e n d i n gp h y s i c i a n .P e r s o n so f I n d i a p a n o
" C h i n e s e "o r i g i n sl r e d i s t i n g u i s l i c d .
T h e w e a l t ho f i n f o r m a t i o ng h i c h t h e i n t e r e s t e rdc s c a r c h em
r a y d i s c o v c rh e r ei s s u r p r i s i n g .
T h e ' d e a t h sc e n s u sr n i g h t p r & i d e t h e b a s i s[ o r a n u m b e r o f s t u d i e s :c o m p a r a t i v ci n f a r r t
m o r t a l i t y r a t e sa m o n g r v h i t e sa n d b l a c k s ,i n , o u t o [ . b e f o r e ,a n d a f t e r s l a v e r y ;d i s e a s r : s
prevalent among dilferefifNasses and in different regions; the hazards of particular
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