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Re: McKinney Cemetary

Paul_NN8NN — 2013-05-01 20:11:41Z

There appears to be 2 McKinney cemeteries in McCormick County. I haven't been to either one. I live in Oconee County -- in the NW corner of SC.

In a couple of weeks, we'll be following the posted instructions and seeing if we can actually view the cemeteries using Google's Aerial/Satelite View. If there are only field stones below a big Oak tree, I doubt that's possible. The other cemetery might be seen.

It's VERY POSSIBLE possible that we have actually found your cemetery, but we are calling it simply as "UNKNOWN NAME" cemetery. These over 25 that fall into this category.

Re: McKinney Cemetary

davidamckinney — 2013-05-01 18:34:19Z

Do these GPS pointers mean that you have seen the cemetary? I did travel there in 2010 and could not locate it. I was getting help from Bob Edmonds on the phone. The place that I was at had recently had heavy machinery and I assumed it was destroyed.

Thanks

Claude Gilchrist's Black Cemetery Survey

Paul_NN8NN — 2013-05-01 17:44:14Z

I'm looking for someone who with a copy of the cemetery survey book. I would like to know the names of the cemeteries that were recorded.

Paul Kankula
Seneca, SC
kankula@bellsouth.net

Re: Quattlebaum Family Cemetery location?

Paul_NN8NN — 2013-05-01 17:25:59Z

Visit http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/35-mccor...

Re: McKinney Cemetary

Paul_NN8NN — 2013-05-01 17:18:23Z

Plug this GPS value into Google Maps SEARCH box
" N33 55.583 , W82 19.161 " or visit http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/35-mccor...

McCORMICK CEMETERY GPS PROJECT UPDATE

Paul_NN8NN — 2013-03-24 13:07:03Z

Recently, AERIAL VIEW enhancement links have been added to the following SC Cemetery GPS Project county webpages.

ABBEVILLE http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/01-abbev...

ANDERSON http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/04-ander...

GREENWOOD http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/24-green... (currently under construction)

GREENVILLE http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/23-green...

LAURENS http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/30-laure...

McCORMICK http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/35-mccor... (currently under construction)

NEWBERRY http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/36-newbe...

OCONEE http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/37-ocone...

PICKENS http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/39-picke...

SPARTANBURG http://rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scoconee/Cemetery_GPS/42-spart...

NOTE: This project cannot provide you with cemetery tombstone inscriptions.

In many counties, local Genealogical/Historical Societies have compiled Cemetery Survey Books that they have For-Sale. Normally, if survey books are available, the book's Surname Indexes will be available on-line for searching. This will give you the ability to determine what tombstone inscriptions each book contains.

1. Project’s MAP VIEW links will provide you with printable cemetery finding Road Maps.

2. Projects’ AERIAL VIEW links (NEW) will provide you with an overhead satellite view of the cemetery.

3. Google’s STREET VIEW will provide you with a view of the cemetery, as if you were standing on a nearby main road, and looking towards the cemetery.

This is a non-copyrighted project and you can reuse any of the on-line info as you see fit.

CAN YOU BE OF ANY HELP..? If so, Contact Gary Flynn at ke8fd@bellsouth.net

Paul Kankula
gcgenweb@bellsouth.net

Moose McCormick played baseball for the NY Giants in 1904

yogjan61 — 2013-02-28 19:14:05Z

Am looking for Harry Elwood McCormick's granddaughter, Elizabeth, that lives in France. You called me and the message you left got deleted and I did not get your correct email address. Would very much like to touch bases with you about Moose. email me: with subject line "Moose" my address is yogjan@verizon.net

Julia Ann Martin

burl_maurer — 2012-12-19 02:16:45Z

I am trying to determine the parents of Julia Ann Martin, b.10 Apr 1823, d. 05 Apr 1905, married John Deason 1842. Both are buried in the Deason Family Cemetery near McCormick. I am stumped about who her parents could be, but am leaning toward Phares Martin and Susan Turner as likely candidates. I have nothing to support this, other than the time period fits the best. If anyone can help, I sure would appreciate it. These are my third great grandparents. Thanks, Burl Maurer

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

ashleyhcoleman — 2012-10-01 01:46:34Z

HI!.

Yep, I'm your third cousin. I just told my grandmother I got a reply she is yelling "where is she living?". We have all moved and are in Snellville, Georgia, now. about 30 minutes outside the Atlanta perimeter we've been in Ga since 2000. My mom was on the planning committee of the reunion that was here. Please email me directly so we can exchange contact information. She'd love to speak with you. ashleyhcoleman@gmail.com.

Hope to hear from you soon,

Ashley

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

Aquetell — 2012-10-01 01:28:24Z

Hello Ashley, it seems that we are cousins (I think third) it is somewhat confusing but l don’t attend the family reunions no longer, I’m not a Brown…but all the family members at the reunion were all nice to me and my two-sons and I’m thankful about that...BUT we are truly related by blood…

Here is my tree I will try to match it up with yours…

Gertie (which she lives in Long Island—Uniondale) down the block from my sister Cheryl (not sure if Gertie moved)

Anyway, my Aunt Edna lives in Queens—my father sister
My father past away 1 month before Aunt Bertha did in 1988
Aunt Bertha passed away in Jan 1989. I really don’t like the Holiday’s too much because I was the one that answered the phone that morning, when the hospital called in December and was told that he passed.
Plus, I was and still am my father's number one fan!!!

Andre is my Great-Great-Great Grandfather (which my father named me after)
Peter Jr is my Great-Great Grandfather
Neal (Cornelius) is my Great Grandfather
Victoria is my Grandmother (which I love dearly)
Aunt Edna (my father sister, which I love dearly as well)—She is going to kill me, because I haven’t called her in over a year
Gertie (my first cousin)
Kim—(your mother) would be my second cousin on my father-side
And then you (Ashley)---my third cousin
So hello cousin!!!!

Oh, my father name is Columbus and the family called him Lumpy (his nickname)
I have no idea how they got Lumpy from Columbus. But when he moved to New York with his brother and cousins, he changed his name to Chris.
I think the brother was Otis (he passed away in the early 2000’s in Queens, NY)
My dates maybe wrong…but the names are corrects.
You can ask your Grandmother (my auntie) Aunt Edna.

All the best… Andrea

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

ashleyhcoleman — 2012-10-01 00:16:59Z

Hi here it is in 2012 and I'm just finding this. My name is Ashley, I am Andre Guillebeau(x)'s 5 times great-grand-daughter, my family no longer attends the reunions because the mixing of the Brown's family tree outside of Mary's immediate children and heirs, (re: the inclusion of the Brown family being Mr. Browns lineage and family lines). Never the less I googled Guillebeau and found this forum. John Callahan was uncle to my grandmother Gertadine Meacham (called Gertie) and her mother, his sister Edna Hazel, formally Johnson(Maiden), her mother was Victoria Guillebeau and Victoria's father was Neal Guillebeau, son of Peter Guillebeau Jr. I know confusing so think of it like this

Andre (Great-Great-Great-Great-Great Grandfather)
Peter Jr. (Great-Great-Great-Great Grandfather)
Neal (Great-Great-Great Grandfather)
Victoria(Great-Great Grandmother)
Edna (Great Grandgrandmother/ still living)
Gertadine (Known as Gertie/Greta)(Grandmother)
Kim (mother)
Ashley (me)

Picture with Newby Males Abt. 1910

gdjennings — 2012-08-06 23:16:08Z

I'm putting this up here for anyone researching the large and confusing Newby line. This picture was taken about 1910 (guess based on my great grand uncle's appearance). Anyhow, J. Willie Jennings [John William Jennings] appears seated on the left. The Newby boys listed on the back are Pat, Gill, and Jim Newby. I do not know who is which. If you do, please reply. Thanks. David Jennings

1920 Confederate Vets Reunion Picture

gdjennings — 2012-08-05 11:11:41Z

Here is a picture of a McCormick Co. Confederate Veterans Reunion from 1920. Most of these men would have enlisted in Abbeville, SC or Edgefield, SC - two of the most common assignments were Hampton's Legion and the 7th SC Vol. Infantry (Longstreet's Corp.). I am hoping that this picture helps someone out. I can recognize no one in it, though my ancestor, John P. Price, would've been alive to be present for the picture (though I cannot tell if he is actually in it).

David Jennings

COLEMAN African-American's - Abbeville & McCormick Counties, SC

blp3rd — 2012-05-31 18:49:59Z

COLEMAN AFRICAN-AMERICAN GENEALOGY - SOUTH CAROLINA, KENTUCKY & OHIO

Researching the African American COLEMAN family and other related families from and near Abbeville & McCormick counties South Carolina, Harrison & Pendleton counties Kentucky and Miami County, Ohio.

Primary research is of: Charles and Elizabeth/Eliza COLEMAN, Mt Carmel, Abbeville/McCormick County, South Carolina, sons: Charles (SR), b: 09 AUG 1883, d: 13 MAY 1934, Troy, OH; William Henry, b: 01 MAY 1890, SC, d: 17 APR 1971, Troy, OH; John, b: SC; R.T., b: SC.

Bennie Lee Phifer III
513-779-2922
blp3rd@fuse.net
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/h/i/Bennie-L-Ph...

Re: Harris/Parnell

brharbin — 2012-05-23 01:05:02Z

Thank you! I didn't think about the Greenville papers. I have ordered obits from there before.

Brenda

Re: Harris/Parnell

jedgar1975 — 2012-05-14 20:40:51Z

In case you haven't found this yet, it was published in the Greenville News, per the Gvl County Library's obituary index.

http://www.greenvillelibrary.org/index.php/Obituary-Index.ht...

Re: McCormick County, SC Cemeteries Book

jedgar1975 — 2012-05-14 19:12:49Z

I just purchased the McCormick County book but it was printed in 1987. Albert Horace Reynolds is listed in the Greenville County Library's obituary index for the Greenville News. You can request a copy from the library for a $5 fee. I would say I could pick it up for you, but it may be a while before I make it back there. Good luck!

Re: DILLASHAW - DILLESHAW Family Members

mlh2010 — 2012-04-28 05:39:46Z

Have any Dilleshaw/Dellechaux/etc. descnedants joined any societies of Huguenots? I have yet to see this name in any listing of ancestors which have been proven.

Re: DILLASHAW - DILLESHAW Family Members

mlh2010 — 2012-03-09 05:17:42Z

I could not say at this point of any relation, however, my husband's father was a Dillashaw who migrated to Texas from Oklahoma. I have not worked on his part of the tree, but it would be interesting to trace back.

The Rouse Family

cadillachart — 2012-01-09 00:38:36Z

My name is Delzenia,better know as Del..I, reside in Charlotte, N.C. My, father's name is Booker T.Rouse,and my mother's name is Artise Ola Rouse,they are both deceased now. I'm trying to reach; and get to know as many Rouse's as possible from whereever you now live. I,hope to see many of you at the Guillibeau-Brown Reunion in July,2012 in Bridgeport Ct..I,also lived in Boston,Ma for a long while so, you may know my sister rather than me, Her, is Mary Rouse..My e-mail address is cadillachart@hotmail.com...Hope, to hear from you..God Bless

McCormick County, SC Cemeteries Book

sthang11 — 2011-12-16 02:43:40Z

I am interested in finding a McCormick County, SC cemetery book, or getting in touch with the Genealogical Society of McCormick County, SC.

I am looking for the Grave of Albert Horace Reynolds

Name: Albert H. Reynolds
SSN: 251-16-5379
Born: 16 Oct 1909
Died: 1 Dec 1991
State (Year) SSN issued: South Carolina (Before 1951)

Please advise if anyone has any information to

sthang11@aol.com

Thanks in advance.

Annette Ditto

Graves of my ancestors

LindaGreenvp — 2011-10-18 01:38:37Z

I am looking for my ancestors, both of them named Thomas Lindsay from Abbeville, SC, My fifth great grandfather born in 1728 in Scotland and died around 1787, his wife Elizabeth born in 1732. Their son Thomas Lindsay born in 1766 in Ireland and his wife Grizel Lindsay born abt. 1770.Thomas Lindsay the son of the older Thomas Lindsay left 1/4 acre of land for a burial ground when he wrote his will in 1820, he died in 1821. If any of you researchers find a cemetery with these names I listed above, Please let me know.

Harper Family

bettegrove1 — 2011-09-30 14:17:45Z

I am doing some research for a friend whose parents will not give him any information about his grandparents. The only information I have is a father's name of Reynard. Does anyone have any information about the Harper family in McCormick county?

Harris/Parnell

brharbin — 2011-08-23 23:14:21Z

I am searching for information on Berlie Harris who married William Parnell in Elbert County on 19 May 1901 in Elbert County. I believe Berlie died in McCormick County 17 Jul 1934 and is buried Bordeaux Cemetery. I think she may have been a sister to my great grandfather, John Robert Harris.

Could anyone tell what newspaper would have carried her obituary?

McKinney Cemetary

davidamckinney — 2010-05-31 15:14:11Z

I am planning a trip to the McCormick area and would like to visit the McKinney Cemetary that I've heard about. There was a post about 10 years ago with these directions, but I can't seem to make sense of them. Can someone help me with clearer directions for someone not from the area?

McKinney Cemetery, McCormick County, South Carolina, USA

location: Go north from McCormick on highway 10 & 28. Turn
left at first road past railroad. Follow this road past Bob
Edmonds' photo studio until you reach fork at end of paved road.
Turn sharp left at fork onto unpaved road. Follow this dirt road
to fork. Cemetery is located in this fork beneath a big oak tree.

Re: 1919 - M'cormick, S.C. News- Tillman, Mays, Harris, Anderson, Tollison, Deason, Hugeley, Jay, Marsh, McCain, Rankin, Seigler, Stone, Land, Hendrix, Rice, Young, Adams, Drucker, Harrison, Dorn, Huggin, Wren, Smith, McClellan, Taylor, Sanders, Fooshe, R

awiles7733 — 2010-05-07 12:37:38Z

I see 3 family names in your post that interest me. My maiden name was Adams. I had relatives on that side of my family w/surname of Hugeley and my grandmother Adams was a Stone. All of these family were from Fairfax County, VA. I am wondering if there is any connection in your names and my family.

Re: Dorn's Gold Mines/Adam Wideman Plantation

Bemanisands — 2010-03-13 20:31:40Z

I'm looking for information on a Fannie Wideman born a slave in abt 1852 and may have been living on the Adam Wideman plantation. She was my ggg grandmother. Are there any documents that may tell me who her parents were? In the 1920 census she was living in Willington McCormick county. She was also married to a Jackson and her son was a Henry.

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

aliceflu48 — 2009-12-02 04:34:53Z

Thank you for offering to look up Queen, any information would help. Alice Fluegge

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

Tlee_Rouse — 2009-12-01 17:48:14Z

Hi
No problem here's a bit of info for you. I have Guillebeau's on the Rouse side of my family as well as the Brown's side. I have seen the name Queen somewhere, I will have to check. I Think it may have been on the Rouse side. Maybe check the Rouse' out my family on that side were Free Negro's and they hooked up with Guillibeau's too, but alot of slaves took the name Guillebeau because the were owned by the Guillibeaus.

If you would like I will get you info on the Guillebeau reunion of 2010, it will b held in Pittsburgh.

The Guillebeau reunion

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

aliceflu48 — 2009-12-01 01:01:42Z

Dear Mr Lee,
I too have black Guillebeaux in my family that are also from Bordeaux, Abbeville Co., SC. That would be Marion Guillebeaux, I don't know if he is related to your family or not, online they have his parents as William and Queen, but I haven't been able to verify this yet. While trying to verify this information I came across the death certificate of Mary Guillebeaux Brown from familysearch.org record search This might be where the misconceptions people are having are coming from. On it they have her father as being Peter Guillebeaux born in Bordeaux, France and mother Eliza Guillebeaux born in Willington, SC. Although through the search engine it comes up as Mary Guillebeaux Broson it is obvious on the record itself it is Brown. The informant is Emily Morange. Hope this clears up any misunderstandings you might be having with others just trying to find their family. Alice Fluegge

Re: Guillebeau, Guillebeaux & Brown

Tlee_Rouse — 2009-11-30 20:54:56Z

Hello,

My name is T.Lee, I know this email may not make it to whom ever posted this but just incase it does, here goes.

There is alot of mis-information floating around on the internert regarding The Black Guillebeau's, from Abbeville in South Carolina.

Pierre Guillebeau Was Not From France and He was Not Mary's Father. Mary's Father was Pierre's Son Peter L. Guillibeau. Mary's mother was a slave named Eliza.

Eventually a slave named Eliza was given To Peter L. by his father Pierre in his will. We can only assume that it was Mary's Mother.

The Guillebeau Family Member from France was Pierre's Father named Andre.

Mary Guillibeau.
Mary Guillebeau was my Gr-Gr-Grandmother. She married Joesph Brown. Together they Produced 10 children: Zanie, Andrew, James, Mancy, Alice, Eliza, Louis, Emily, Janie, And Mamie. Eliza Was my Great Grandmother.

Eliza Brown married Lace Rouse They had 13 children together: John, Arthur, Andrew, Betty Lou, Joe, Brady, Claire, James, Julia, Jessy, Lace, Mamie, And Pearl Lee.

If your Great, Great-Great, or 3 Great Grandmother or Grand Mother or Father's name does not appear on this list then you are not a Direct member of the Guillibeau-Brown Family if it does appear then you are. If you are a family member then please fell free to contact me.

Hope this clears things up for you.

Re: DILLASHAW - DILLESHAW Family Members

cbdeleshaw — 2009-10-12 11:12:59Z

Hello, I notice that it's been a long time since you left a link about the family ancestry stuff but I've been trying to trace back my fathers and as far as I've gotten is Walter E. Delashaw and was interested in finding out any information you may have on the family tree of Delashaws. It seems as though there have been a lot of spelling changes over time and there are a lot of discrapincies in the lineage above Walter E. but everything seems to tie into a Delachaux arriving in South Carolina. My name's Clayton Deleshaw. Thanks

Re: question about New Bordeaux - from old Bordeaux

flomuse — 2008-07-15 15:26:01Z

email sent. I may not be able to reply right away.

The "there is a problem" is an old story with Ancestry - Most of the time the message posted OK. Many people end up sending it again, and this explains the many duplicate posts.

Thanks, yes, I would like more info.

Re: question about New Bordeaux - from old Bordeaux

Tonnie_tonnie — 2008-07-15 12:31:13Z

I'm trying to reply to your question. I'm sure I have the answer, but it's not working. Please e-mail me, Tonnie_tonnie@msn.com

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

cshanfelt — 2008-03-29 21:13:18Z

Peter Parsons Jr.

Peter Steven "Pete" Parsons Jr., 53, of McCormick, S.C., died Saturday, July 10, 2004 at Self Regional Medical Center. He was born to the late Peter S. Sr. and Perline Green Parsons on September 23, 1950 in Atmore.

He was owner-operator of Pete Parsons Grocery.

He is survived by a son, Steven Mark Parsons of McCormick.; two daughters, Christine P. Young of Troy and Doris Parsons of McCormick.; two sisters, Susan P. Smith of Atmore and Voncille P. Brooks of Frisco City and two grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at Blyth Funeral Home Chapel on Tuesday, with Rev. George Boyd officiating.

Burial took place at Troy Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Sammy Davis, Gary Gable, Willie Durant, Larry Davis, Kenny Hendrick, Ronnie Padgett and Roger Dorn.

Blyth Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Rollie Frye

Rollie Mae Frye, 92, of Atmore, died Monday, July 12, 2004.

Robinson and Christian Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

clifford789 — 2008-03-29 12:06:49Z

I did get your message and if you can find an Obit on Lonnie N. Parsons and James Parsons. That would help out. I have looked at the other people that I sent them information to their email address. They have helped me out by adding to my line.

Thanks,

Clint Allan Morgan

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

cshanfelt — 2008-03-28 22:10:10Z

I found the burial grave for Lonnie N. Parsons, Sr. in the McCormick Cemetery. He is buried on the left side, grave 19 entitled "Lonnie N. Parsons, Sr., June 1 1879, July 10, 1972,Father" I will look for Peter Parsons. I noticed in Ancestry that someone put in Lonnie's name and much information about him and the Parsons' family. I believe it has the same email as yours, but am not sure. If you need that info, let me know.

Cathy

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

cshanfelt — 2008-03-28 00:29:15Z

Thank you for the info on your uncles. I will look at the records I can find in South Carolina, and get back with you as soon as possible. If you do not mind sending me your direct email, I will send it there. My email is donaldshanfelt@msn.com. It will remain confidential doing it that way. If you don't want to send me your email, I will certainly place any info on this site for you.

Best regards,
Cathy Shanfelt

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

clifford789 — 2008-03-28 00:04:18Z

Your ask me to give you Peter's information here it is Peter Steven PARSONS, Jr.
Born: 23 Sep 1950
Atmore, Escambia County, Alabama
Died: 10 july 2004
greenwood, south carolina

I did not know him at all. It is ashamed that no of my relatives did not spend much time with each other.

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

clifford789 — 2008-03-28 00:01:42Z

Here is Lonnie Nelson Parsons dates Born: 1 Jun 1879
Alabama Died: Jul 1972 Mc Cormick, McCormick, South Carolina.

I did not have any information about his family at all.

Re: Parsons-in McCormick, SC

cshanfelt — 2008-03-22 22:26:00Z

Do you have an approximate birthdate for your Uncle' Peter and Lonnie. This may enable me to find them quicker for you. I have Ancestry and will look for you.

Parsons-in McCormick, SC

clifford789 — 2008-03-22 16:19:40Z

I am trying to locate information on my Great Uncle's Peter and Lonnie Parsons b. in Alabama and lived in McCormick, South Carolina. I do not have any information on their families.

Thanks,

Clint Allan Morgan

Quattlebaum Family Cemetery location?

vrc84 — 2008-01-05 20:41:09Z

I'm trying to find the locations of the Quattlebaum Family Cemetery.

• The Quattlebaum Cemetery is supposed to be on HWY 67 right inside the McCormick County line. It's small, with less than 20 burials.

If anyone knows of this cemetery and has a address or a nearby intersection that would stand as a marker I'd love to hear from you. I'm planning a trip to the area in march to do genealogy research and have many ancestors in these cemeteries.

Re: African-American Gardenhire, Searles, Jones, O'Bryant

aliceflu48 — 2007-07-24 15:36:21Z

My Searles family lived in the McCormick area. It took a longtime to find them because McCormick was created from 3 different Counties, Abbeville, Edgefield and Greenwood. I finally found them on the early Censuses in Edgefield. See my website to see if any of my Searles link with yours. http://alicefluegge.com/alice_family.html the Searles family tree is listed on page 24 of the Fuller Link. Alice Lindsey Fluegge

African-American Gardenhire, Searles, Jones, O'Bryant

wchapman — 2007-07-24 08:02:53Z

Seeking information on the above families who lived in the Clarks Hill, Modoc area.

Browns in McCormick/ Abbeville

kthom10 — 2007-07-23 17:16:06Z

I am looking for any information on the family of Redmond Brown and Mahulda (Hulda)Willis. My gg-grandfather James W. Price married the daughter Emma Jane Brown about abt. 1873. They lived on a farm in McCormick all their lives. Their children were Sallie, Willie, Robert Foster, Alice Geneva, James Hartwell, Edgar Redmond and Lizzie Mae. Please contact me if you have any information on this family. Thanks kthom10@emory.edu

Prices in McCormick, SC

kthom10 — 2007-07-23 17:10:59Z

My prices, per census records, have lived in that area since the early 1800's, if not before. They are
Nancy Price b. 1798 VA
Abraham Price b. 1824 m. Permelia Beatty
Children: James,Jospeh, Savannah, Sarah, Mary, Thomas, Eliza, George.
James H. m. Emma J. Brown
Joseph m. Palestine ?
Thomas J. m. Sallie (Sarah) E.

and I have other information on later family. If you have ANY connection to these Prices, please contact me. Thanks kthom10@emory.edu

Re: McKinney Cemetery & George McKinney

davidamckinney — 2007-06-14 15:30:27Z

Thanks for your help!

Re: McKinney Cemetery & George McKinney

jgillespie — 2007-06-14 14:48:21Z

David: I live about an hour 1/2 away from this area. I am not sure of what newspapers were available in 1900. McCormick has a paper & I think maybe the Abbeville "Press & Banner" paper MIGht have some McCormick news. Now days the Greenville paper (close to where I live) carries McCormick & Abbeville obits but I don't know about 1900. The Greenwood paper also might can help you.

Re: McKinney Cemetery & George McKinney

davidamckinney — 2007-06-13 16:12:36Z

Thanks for confirming what I had heard about that cemetery. I assume that you live in the area? I am also trying to track down what newspaper was being published in the McCormick area in 1900? Any ideas? Thanks!