Barnwell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Storne Family

DezzieStorne — 2013-06-12 00:36:29Z

Hello,
I'm Dezzie Storne, a direct descendant of the Storne Family out of Blackville, South Carolina. My grandmother is an alert and sharp 95 years young. We have run into trouble identifying relatives earlier than 1870. Storne is a pretty rare name, even more so for people of African descent like us. I have identified a Dr. Alexander Storne in Blackville around the time my ancesters might have been there. Was our family name derived from the Joseph(wife Sophia born Sophia Prevost and son Alexander) Storne Family? Might my ancesters have been in the service of the Stornes?
Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Dezzie R. Storne II

Re: Cope Cemetery - Burial of Sophia Storne

DezzieStorne — 2013-06-12 00:30:15Z

Hello,
I have found multiple Storne graves in Blackville, South Carolina's city cemetary on findagrave.com. I intend to go to Blackville, Soctia, Estill and Demark, SC cemetaries next month. I'm Dezzie Storne, a direct descendant of the Storne Family out of Blackville, South Carolina. My grandmother is an alert and sharp 95 years young. We have run into trouble identifying relatives earlier than 1870. Storne is a pretty rare name, even more so for people of African descent like us. I have identified a Dr. Alexander Storne in Blackville around the time my ancesters might have been there. Was our family name derived from the Joseph(wife Sophia and son Alexander). Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Dezzie R. Storne II

Searching For Lewis Smith bn1817

jcrules30512 — 2013-05-22 03:11:20Z

Hello. I am James C, Smith And My E-mail address is jimandginny@windstream.net I am searching For Lewis Smith I Believe he was bn. 1817 Possibly in the Dunbarton SC Was Married to Zilphy (do know her last Name) Lewis and Zilphy Lived in Red Oak SC!! Any Help would be Awesome

Re: Red Oak, Barnwell. SC, Lewis Smith

Patpollock332 — 2013-05-21 11:17:42Z

I replied to James C. Smith's email but it was returned " undeliverable". Is James still around ?

Re: attn: afindley84 - 1870 Census RADUAF(sp?) household with Isaac COURTNEY age 35 living in it. ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2013-05-03 22:43:56Z

Thanks so much your very kind. I'm having a heck of a time finding his family or his wife.

Theresa

Re: attn: afindley84 - 1870 Census RADUAF(sp?) household with Isaac COURTNEY age 35 living in it. ( African American lines )

afindley84 — 2013-05-03 14:46:55Z

I have been asking around and interviewing and no one knows the connection. I will keep looking and keep you posted.

STALLINGS - JACKSON/ELLENTON/BARNWELL South Carolina

montparker — 2013-04-14 12:25:55Z

Looking for anyone researching this line that would like to work together.

My Grandfather was Martin Everett Stallings son of James J.

Searching for Porter ancestors

sunnylou2 — 2013-03-24 02:25:35Z

Searching for info on John Porter,(b. 1790-1800 d.1834), who married Winnifred Willis (b. 1800-aft 1860). They had several children: Hansford Porter(b.1820),Sarah(1819), Elijah(1825-1880), John L.(1828), Kerziah (1830), Robert (1832), Stanmore (1833. They lived in the Barnwell and Williston area of SC.

Re: attn: afindley84 - 1870 Census RADUAF(sp?) household with Isaac COURTNEY age 35 living in it. ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2013-03-17 14:46:12Z

I haven't found anything new since my post about RADICAL and COURTNEY. Oh how I wish others were searching their African - American lines so we could see more clues.
Maybe as we keep posting surnames we might see connections.

Thank You,

Theresa

Re: attn: afindley84 - 1870 Census RADUAF(sp?) household with Isaac COURTNEY age 35 living in it. ( African American lines )

afindley84 — 2013-03-14 16:04:19Z

I am the decendant of Charley Radical, he's 9 years old in the 1870's Census; he's my great-great grandfather. I have asked my family and been doing research on this for a while and still no results as far as proof that Issac Courtney is related to us. There are storys of an uncle that would visit and stay for a while but no one seems to remember much, so there could be a chance that Barbary and Issac are brother and sister. There's a family get together this weekend, I will do more asking around and keep you posted. If you find anything could you let me know to? Thank you so much!

Re: attn: afindley84 - 1870 Census RADUAF(sp?) household with Isaac COURTNEY age 35 living in it. ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2013-03-02 11:28:37Z

Hi,

Thank you for your reply. One of the surnames I am working on is COURTNEY and on the 1870 census it has him age 35 living with the above surname. These are African-American and I am trying to find out if Isacc COURTNEY is kin to them.

Thank You,

Theresa

Re: 1900 Census Henry RADICAL household ( African American lines )

afindley84 — 2013-03-01 06:57:40Z

Hi! Are we looking for decendants of the Radicals or just any information would help. I am a decendant of the Radical family. I would be more than happy to help if I could.

Re: Barnwell Co, SC Question Please: Moody Cemetery

redbirdacres1 — 2013-02-18 20:49:24Z

Received an e-mail from Joe Halford today which might have solved this question:

"I found your inquiry about the Moody Cemetery on an old Rootsweb forum on Barnwell County.

There are several Moody graves in an old cemetery that my family has called the Halford Cemetery. I had a hard time finding it, but finally did. It is within the fence of the Barnwell County Airport. This airport was a military airfield during WW2. The military did not disturb the graves and there have been a few funerals there after the war. One of my great uncles was married to Augusta V. Moody in the 1800s. They died in 1910 and 1924 and are both buried in this cemetery. There are several Moody family members buried in this location. This cemetery is very hard to find on your own, but personnel at the airport can take you right to it."

Re: CATHERINE ANN BUCKHALTER died June 17 1881

rhjrabney — 2013-01-22 00:10:02Z

Did you ever find the WHITLOCK bible, searching for the parents of Whillam Asa and Mildred Whitlock(married John Risher).

Re: MANUEL in Barnwell Co., 1700s and 1800s

beachridgestable — 2013-01-20 03:06:29Z

am interested in any information on a john stephen manuel?

Re: The Rice family of Denmark, SC african american decent

everoyce — 2013-01-13 03:02:27Z

Hello Randey,

I am a direct descendant of David Holman Rice. William Rice would have been the son of David and the other William is related somehow to our David (ny computer is being repaired so I do not have access to my records).

David's father was also named David.

Re: 1900 Census Henry RADICAL household ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-12-10 17:24:03Z

1900 Census - Four Mile, Barnwell, South Carolina

Index shows like this, but it's spelled RADICAL on org.

Name Age
Henry ?Adical 67
Barbry ?Adical 60
Sarissa ?Adical 11
Charley ?Adical 8

Re: 1880 Census - Household of RADICAL ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-12-10 17:11:46Z

In 1880 Census found this spelling.

1880 - Four Mile, Barnwell, South Carolina

Name Age

Henry Radical 56
Barbary Radical 50
Charlotte Radical 19
Charles Radical 17
Ellick Radical 15
Mary Radical 13
Edward Radical 6
William J Radical 5
Elizabeth Radical 3

1870 Census RADUAF(sp?) household with Isaac COURTNEY age 35 living in it. ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-12-10 16:55:42Z

1870 - Four Mile, Barnwell, South Carolina

Name Age

Mary Raduaf 50
Barbary Raduaf 40
Dinah Raduaf 23
Charlott Raduaf 15
Emma Raduaf 20
Bina Raduaf 25
Henry Raduaf 12
Charley Raduaf 9
Elic Raduaf 5
Mary Raduaf 3
Louisa Raduaf 2
Elie Raduaf 4/12
Isaac Courtney 35

Re: Will lookup - John Cone, Barnwell

Bruce_Odom — 2012-11-26 20:41:42Z

This may be of minor interest to you:

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-19361-48375-40?cc...

Re: Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911 Dee Ann L. Price

kinseeker2001 — 2012-11-19 02:02:25Z

My copy shows you can order copy from the author for $20.00 + mailing/handling: Dee Ann L Price / 711 Charity Court / Kennewick, WA 99337. Let me know if that address is no longer good. Happy researching!!!!

Re: The Rice family of Denmark, SC african american decent

randey_rice — 2012-11-03 19:57:19Z

Mr. Edding, I truely believe my great-great grandparents were slaves. The information that you provided gave me since of relief and an understanding where the Rice name originated. My grear-great grandparent(s)on my father side where slaves of either David H.Rice, William B. Rice or William Rice, who were white.

It's good to know how I got my last name and where it's most likely came from.
My grandmother is from Georgia; that's totally another tree.
Thank you so much for the information and God bless you.

Re: The Rice family of Denmark, SC african american decent

bobeddings — 2012-11-03 13:34:08Z

Randey, first of all, the Rice Family in America probably got here before 1700. It appears they mostly settled in northern states, such as Penn., Vermont, Mass., etc. Onthe 1790 census (the first US census), some were in S.C.

Your Henry and Milford's parents were Henry (b. 1871) and Aggie m(b.1878) - both born in S.C. , as were their parents. I estimate they married circa 1898-99 and on the 1920 census of Bamberg Co., S.C. they had the following children: Bertha (born 1900); Emmie (1902); Wille (1903); Inez (1905); Milford (1909); Henry (1912); Cole (1915); and Eddy (1918). I didnot find Henry and Aggie on any census before 1920. Dependiing on how many broters and sisters Henry (1871) had, I estimate his parents were born during the 1840's. Apparently they were slaves.

On the 1860 Slave Holders cenus of Barnwell Co. (that is where Denmark was located. In 1898 it became Bamberg Co. ), there were 3 slaveholders named Rice. They were; David H. Rice (62 slaves);William B. Rice (48 slaves); and William Rice (43 slaves). I suspect your Henry (b. 1871) descended from slaves on one of those plantations.

Following the Civil War, when slaves were "freed", many slaves took the name of their slave holders. Possibly that is how your family acquired the name "Rice".

I hope this doesnot confuse you too much and provides you some useful info. Bob Eddings.

Re: The Rice family of Denmark, SC african american decent

randey_rice — 2012-11-02 21:46:38Z

Milford Rice was born in 1907 and the son of Henry and Aggie Odom Rice of Denmark, SC.

Re: The Rice family of Denmark, SC african american decent

bobeddings — 2012-11-02 12:54:20Z

Do you know Henry's birth month and year? Did Milford have another name, such as Roger, Clarence, etc. ? Bob Eddings (no relation).

Green Pond Baptist Church 100th Anniversary Book

montparker — 2012-10-13 21:52:52Z

Looking for a copy of Green Pond Baptist Church's 100th Anniversary book. I was told it has photos of Stalling's people in it, which is my line. Please I really would love a copy of this!!!

The Rice family of Denmark, SC african american decent

randey_rice — 2012-10-08 20:27:26Z

Hello My name is Randey Rice, my father is randey Rice Sr,My grandfather is Henry Rice. Both my father and grandfather is from Denmark, SC. my questions. Is there any ancestry relations to the rice's mention in the ancestry.com of the late 1700's or early 1800's? I know my grandfather Henry Rice and his brother Milford Rice where share croppers, but I don't know who is my great grandfather or great, great grandfather or how they got the rice name.

Re: Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911 Dee Ann L. Price

genigroup — 2012-09-29 00:31:34Z

It is the title of this whole thread. "Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911" by Dee Ann L. Price

Re: Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911 Dee Ann L. Price

atlanticwahoo — 2012-09-28 22:42:33Z

WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS BOOK AND AUTHOR THAT LIST MARRIAGES?I WOULD LOVE TO GO TO COLUMBIA AND GO THROUGH IT.TOM IN GREENVILLE CO.,SC

Re: Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911 Dee Ann L. Price

genigroup — 2012-09-26 02:01:57Z

The author, Dee Ann, emailed me back and said she would print some more. You can email her at dprip@hotmail.com.

Re: Woodward 1880 census

atlanticwahoo — 2012-09-26 01:16:49Z

SAMUEL WASHINGTON WOODWARD IS MY GRANDFATHER AND HE IS DEFINATELY A WALDROP.COMING OUT OF THE MACHAEL II AND LUKE WALDROP LINE.FAMILYTREEDNA IS ABOUND WITH WALDROP DNA MATCHES AND MANY ARE SEEKING THEIR ANCESTORS.I HAVE THREE POSSIBLE FAMILIES FAMILIES THAT HE COULD BE FROM,BUT NO POSITIVE PROOF YET.JAMES THOMAS WOODWARD IN SC

Re: Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911 Dee Ann L. Price

atlanticwahoo — 2012-09-26 01:09:56Z

DEE ANN,DID YOU FIND THAT BARNWELL INFORMATION ON MARRIAGES?I HAVE A LOT OF RESOURSES AND JUNK ON THAT BURNT OUT COUNTY.WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU NEED?THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY(SCDAH),IN COLUMBIA,SC DOES FREE LOOKUPS. TOM IN SC

Re: Morris, Aldrich( aldridge), Ray,barker,Baxley, Garrett, henry, Smith, Long, Shaw,burnell,lane,

ubeestar — 2012-09-23 19:17:22Z

Sorry i have the name wrong order, it is Daisy mae Ray, baxely, william, Morris. She married a Williams between her 1st husbands death and marriage to my grandfaher. the yrs are 1930 to 1933. Any iformation would be appreciated. Thank you and sorry for the mix up of the name. Pam

Re: Charles Ray

ubeestar — 2012-09-22 22:45:40Z

Hi Wanda,

yes i have Nathan Ray, who died a couple of yrs ago. it was one of my grandma's brothers. She also had Frank, died at 1 yrs old and the other one is Buyun. They are buried in Friendship baptisit church, Barnwell. if this helps letme know
Pam. P. S.Sorry it took so long stop l;ooking for a while, lol. Thank you

Morris, Aldrich( aldridge), Ray,barker,Baxley, Garrett, henry, Smith, Long, Shaw,burnell,lane,

ubeestar — 2012-09-22 22:34:41Z

I am trying to find a mr Williams whom married my grandma, Daisy Williams mae Ray, baxely Morris. She married him in between baxley and my grandpa. She lost her husband Baxelyin 1930. and married my grandpa in 1933. So it is in between she married this mr Williams. It was in Barnwell South Carolina she married him. My aunt has my uncle's birth certific with Daisy mae Williams on it. But my uncle is a Morris. Any help with this would be very much appreciated. would like to hear from this Mr. Williams family for information to help my aunt. Thank you a head of time. Oh P.S. It has to be between 1930 and 1933 that's when my grandma married my grandpa.

Re: Woodward 1880 census

LynnFusinato1 — 2012-09-12 21:02:51Z

Hi,

I am researching Waldrop genealogy and someone who indicates he is a descendent of Samuel Washington Woodward participated in the FTDNA project for the Woodward family but his DNA seems to match more closely a couple of Waldrop descendents.

Then, at cousinconnect.com there is a post 01-Jun-2012 that says Waldrop:Woodward: Waldrop: name changed to Samuel Washington Woodward b. 1849 SC. No explanation as to what it means or by whom posted.

Anyway, I would like to contact someone familar with this Samuel Washington Woodward to try to determine if he was actually a Waldrop who was raised by a Woodward and took the name of that Woodward.

Thanks for any help.

* Obit: Mrs. Mattie L. ( Courtney ) Harris - died 1996

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-08-21 22:37:50Z

The Augusta Chronicle

Mrs. Mattie Harris

Philadelphia - Mrs. Mattie L. Courtney Harris, of 2727 West Lehigh Ave., died Monday, July 22, 1996, at Medical College of Georgia Hospital, Augusta. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Monday at Williams Funeral Home, Augusta with Rev. Bobby Hankerson officiating. Burial will be in Walker Memorial Park, Augusta. Mrs. Harris, a native of Dunbarton, S.C., had retired as a beautician. Survivors include her husband Thomas Harris, Philadelphia; a son, Ronald Stamps, Philadelphia; a daughter, Patricia Stamps, Philadelphia; three brothers, Curtis Courtney, Eddie Lee Courtney and Randolph Bing, all of Augusta; two sisters, Sarater C. Williams and Anna Hayes, both of Augusta; and three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Claude Jones, Michael Few, John Whitehead, Jimmy Walker, Cleveland Eden and Lonnie Fallen. Honorary pallbearers will be members of The Twenty-Five Gents. Friends may call at the residence of her sister, Sarater Williams, 816 E. Boundary, Augusta, or at the funeral home

Will lookup - John Cone, Barnwell

espiceland — 2012-08-20 16:00:37Z

Would anyone be willing to do a will lookup for me? I am located in Alabama and can't do this myself. I would be glad to return the favor or provide some type of compensation. The will I am looking for is that of John Cone 1774-1824 who married Amy Colding and died in Barnwell Dist. The notes I found say the following:

Clerk of the Court, Barnwell Co, SC: In the form of an agreement between "Anny" (probably AMY) Cone and the "hairs" of the deceased John Cone, the "hairs" are named as: John Cone, William Cone, Andrew Cone, John Ulmore, William Manuel, Theophilus Sauls and Joseph Harvey. (the last 4 are husbands of daughters Affy (Manuel),Catherne (Harvey, and 2 other s whose given names aren't known.

Deed book R p 353 15 June 1824"

I believe Andrew Cone listed here is my 4th great grandfather. I would be eternally grateful for a copy of this will!

Re: 1900 Census for a Mary ALLEN born 1898 or 1899

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-08-17 19:51:54Z

For the two dates you said she was either born 1898 or 1899 I found the two census below.

1900 Census - Bennett Springs, Barnwell County, S.C.

MIXON, Georgeanne 30
, Cleopatre 2
, Mckinly 8/12
ALLEN, Mary 2 born about Jan. 1898

1900 Census - Great Cypress, Barnwell County, S. C.

ALLEN, Sason 30
, Anna 25
, Annie 4
, Mary 10/12 born about July 1899

Alex and Lilley TROTTI - Can't find them after 1920 Census ( African American )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-08-17 19:34:40Z

I cannot find Alex and Lilley TROTTI after the 1920 Census and have only seen them on the 1910 and 1920 Census with surname COURTNEY living with them as nephews and a niece.
Is there any website for Barnwell County that has info? Does South Carolina have death certificates on line like some others do?
I have been stuck for years with these surnames and cannot find any info or anyone working on them either.
I have posted everywhere about them.

Thank You,

Theresa

Michael Cornelius Mixson, Please help!

hygienist999 — 2012-08-16 17:47:43Z

I cannot find any information on my ggg grandfather's parents. All I know is his name was Michael Cornelius Mixson from Barnwell, possibly. My ggg grandfather was William Wesley Mixson/Mixon, SR. Born 1800. When he moved to Georgia he changed the spelling of his last name. We have no clue who his mother was or who his siblings were, although we know there were many. If anyone has any information or knows where I can find any information, please let me know. I've looked everywhere I know to look and sent out countless emails.

Thanks, Allison

Re: Barnwell County Marriages: Early to 1911 Dee Ann L. Price

RitaHampton50 — 2012-08-07 16:27:59Z

I am looking at the book right now at the South Caroliniana Library, in Columbia, SC. It is full of good Barnwell County History through marriages. I would like a copy but it is out of print. In the past I have contacted the authors of other genealogy books that are out of print and ask can I copy it they have given me permission. Especially if the book is out of print. Try it, that is how I ran across your posting. I am looking for an email address. I will be here until 5pm if you get this email. Return email request to me and I will be glad to do a look-up for you.

Need help please for a obit look-up for Lila/Lolla ( Gomillion ) ALLEN died May 12, 1930

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-08-02 14:17:16Z

Need help please for a obit look-up for Lila/Lolla ( Gomillion ) ALLEN died May 12, 1930 in Four Mile, Barnwell County, S.C.
Death certificate shows her parents as Dave GOMILLION and Sallie UNKNOWN. The informant was James ALLEN of Dunbarton, Barnwell County, S.C.
Also shows she was born abt. 1880 from Edgefield County, S.C. I will also post there.

Thank You for reading,

Theresa

Re: attn: Debbie - Marie ( Allen ) married Cudger COURTNEY ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-08-02 14:10:12Z

Thank You very much for taking the time to have helped. I will go posting about her etc.

Blessings,

Theresa

Re: attn: Debbie - Marie ( Allen ) married Cudger COURTNEY ( African American lines )

Richland_Library — 2012-08-01 17:37:41Z

yes she is black. Here is the image

Re: attn: Debbie - Marie ( Allen ) married Cudger COURTNEY ( African American lines )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-08-01 14:14:13Z

Debbie,

Thank You so much for telling me that info for Lila ( Lolla ) is she black? Marie ALLEN's death certificate only shows her Mother as Lila GOMILLION and Father as Jim ALLEN.
Marie ( Allen ) COURTNEY obit does not mention her parents or any of her siblings. All of Marie's children are gone except one and they don't know anything. I seen some census thinking maybe it was Marie's parents and siblings,but can't find them either to see if they had obit's and what theirs shows.
Thanks Again,

Theresa

Re: Marie ( Allen ) married Cudger COURTNEY ( African American )

Richland_Library — 2012-07-31 21:33:10Z

There is a death certificate for Lila (Lolla) on FamilySearch. Married to james and died in 1930. Father Dave Gomillion, Mother Sallie. Granted that doesn't help but let me see what else I can find.

Debbie Bloom
Richland County Public Library

Marie ( Allen ) married Cudger COURTNEY ( African American )

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-07-31 19:11:03Z

Marie ALLEN born abt. 1897 on 1940 census and her death certificate shows born September 05, 1904 in Dunbarton, Barnwell County, South Carolina. (Have seen other places showing her also born before 1900)
Having a heck of a time with both of these lines! Errrr

Anyway, I just found Marie ( Allen ) and husband Cudger COURTNEY on the 1940 census and they are in Augusta,Richmond County, Georgia.......It also shows that in 1935 they were in Edgefield, S.C. It also shows them with their 7 children.

Marie ALLEN's parents on her death certificate show as Jim ALLEN and Lila GOMILLION from S.C.
I'm thinking Jim mightbe James.

Thanks for reading,

Theresa

Still can't find the lines of James "Jim" ALLEN and Lila GOMILLION (African American)

TheresaRGriffiths — 2012-07-31 17:53:33Z

Still looking for the lines of James "Jim" ALLEN and Lila GOMILLION who had a daughter named Marie who married a Cudger COURTNEY.
Below is some census I think NOT SURE might be Jim and Lila ALLEN I'm trying to find.
I can't seem to find anything out on their sons to try to track them down to see if this is the right people.
If you connect please let me know or if your just reading this for the heck of it maybe you can see/find something I'm not seeing. Or if you know any ALLEN's that are African American please ask them about the people on the census below. Really could use some help or input. Been posting for a long time.

Thank You,

Theresa ( see census below )

* 1900 Census, Dist.19, Four Mile, Barnwell County, South Carolina June 2nd
# 22 - 22
ALLEN, James head w m Mar 1872 28 m _? Farmer Can read and write S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Lila wife w f Apr 1878 23 m _? Can read and write S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Marrie daughter w f Sept 1896 4 s S.C.
, Norman(sp?) son w m Jun/Jul(sp?) 1897 2 s S.C.
, Cleveland(sp?) son w m Dec 1899 5/12 s S.C.

* 1910 Census, Dist.51, Richland, Barnwell County, South Carolina May 2nd
# 218 - 218
ALLEN, James m b 37 m1 15 Laborer, Farm S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Lila wife f b 30 m1 15 3 children, 3 living Laborer, Farm S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Marie daughter f b 14 s Laborer, Farm S.C.
, Norman son m b 12 s Laborer, Farm S.C.
, Julius son m b 10 s Laborer, Farm S.C.

* 1920 Census, Richland Township, Barnwell County, South Carolina Jan 23rd
# 257 - 258
ALLEN, James head m b 47 m Farmer, Gen. Farm S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Lila wife f b 40 m S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Mary daughter f b 22 s Laborer, Home Farm S.C.
, Norman/Horman(sp?) son m b 21 s Laborer, Home Farm S.C.
, Julius son m b 18 s Laborer, Home Farm S.C.

* 1930 Census, Richland, Barnwell County, South Carolina April 21
# 30 - 30
ALLEN, James head R m neg 54 m 20 Farmer, Gen. Farm S.C. S.C. S.C.
, Lila wife f neg 45 14 S.C. S.C. S.C.
, ____y(sp?) daughter f neg 16 s S.C.

Wroten/Roten

craynetrudell — 2012-07-22 22:48:18Z

I am trying to find someone willing to investigate the SC State Archives for Wills for the period 1785-1810 in Barnwell/Orangeburgh Districts for the Wroten/Roten families. Please contact me directly at my email address: tcrayne@ec.rr.com ... thank you.