i am searching for anyone that is or has relatives with these surnames that are connected to the Green River Plantaion.

My relative, Mary Mills, married Frank Coxe. Also,there is a new book out about Green River Plantation

do you know the title of the book and where i can gt a copy please. My relative is willie Carson and he married my grandmother Effie Lyles

call Mrs Ellen Cantrell, who owns the plantation. Her number is (828) 287-0983. She can send you a copy

Thanks so very much!

i'd love to see this book. thanks for the information

Hello,
My husband's family has one connection with the Carson family. His Mother was a Brunson of SC .In "The Brunsons of South Carolina" printed by The R.L. Bryan Company of Columbia, SC in 1979, on ppg.43 ff.Jane Melinda Carson mJoseph Woods Brunson (1839-1923), son of Peter Alexander and Susannah Pamela Woods Brunson.[ Marriage date not included but likely in SC Marriages List.] Their children are as follows:

1. Joseph Woods Brunson(1867-1951) m. Rose Elmore Taylor
no issue
2.Martha McBee Brunson (1868-1964) unmarried
3. Jane Carson Brunson (1870-1872)
4.Susannah Woods Brunson (1872-??) unmarried
5.Malinda McBee Brunson (1874-12Mar1962) b.in Pickens Co., SC , moved with family to Florence, SC in 1893. Grad. Converse College 1896 m. Rev.Robert W. Barnwell in 1902. Lived in Al., Va.,back to Florence,SC 6 children info. if you wish
6.Peter Alexander Brunson,MD (1877-1951) m.Adeline Hay Keith of Florence in 1902 7 Children ask me for info.
7.Charles Carson Brunson(1878-??)
8.Marjorie Bacot Brunson (1881-??)
9. John Carson Brunson (1885-??) m Julia Aline Heard
b.1887

John Woods Brunson was a surveyer and farmer living in Pickens Co.,SC when he met Miss Carson, but his family was originally a well to do family from the Florence, SC area for a couple of generations, before which they were in Edgefield District,SC and in Conn.and Mass. for a a generation after their immigration from England in the mid 1600's due to their religious differences with the English government.

Hope tis is of some help,
Patricia H. WILLISSEEKER

Hello,
My husband's family has one connection with the Carson family. His Mother was a Brunson of SC .In "The Brunsons of South Carolina" printed by The R.L. Bryan Company of Columbia, SC in 1979, on ppg.43 ff.Jane Melinda Carson mJoseph Woods Brunson (1839-1923), son of Peter Alexander and Susannah Pamela Woods Brunson.[ Marriage date not included but likely in SC Marriages List.] Their children are as follows:

1. Joseph Woods Brunson(1867-1951) m. Rose Elmore Taylor
no issue
2.Martha McBee Brunson (1868-1964) unmarried
3. Jane Carson Brunson (1870-1872)
4.Susannah Woods Brunson (1872-??) unmarried
5.Malinda McBee Brunson (1874-12Mar1962) b.in Pickens Co., SC , moved with family to Florence, SC in 1893. Grad. Converse College 1896 m. Rev.Robert W. Barnwell in 1902. Lived in Al., Va.,back to Florence,SC 6 children info. if you wish
6.Peter Alexander Brunson,MD (1877-1951) m.Adeline Hay Keith of Florence in 1902 7 Children ask me for info.
7.Charles Carson Brunson(1878-??)
8.Marjorie Bacot Brunson (1881-??)
9. John Carson Brunson (1885-??) m Julia Aline Heard
b.1887

John Woods Brunson was a surveyer and farmer living in Pickens Co.,SC when he met Miss Carson, but his family was originally a well to do family from the Florence, SC area for a couple of generations, before which they were in Edgefield District,SC and in Conn.and Mass. for a a generation after their immigration from England in the mid 1600's due to their religious differences with the English government.

Hope tis is of some help,
Patricia H. WILLISSEEKER

Hi:

Does anyone know what happened to theit old slave records? I am looking for the mother of Cornelia who was a slave on the Green River Plantation.

My GG-grandmother, Martha Jane Nodine Taylor was the "keep keeper" at the Coxe Plantation. She passed away in 1949. I did not see anything in the Green River Plantation book about this...does anyone know of any other records that may contain info about this?

My grandmother said when she was a child, they went to picnics on the grounds.

Thanks! Jen