Genealogical Society

Volume 9 Number 3 September. 1 996

Table SCGS Annual Meeting Information ................................................................................ 2-3 Queries ......................................................................................................................... -4-6

Of Family Group Record . Samuel Jasper NEAL .................................................................. 7 . Mary Mallisa\Mullisa McNEIL ....................................................... 8

Contents ........................................................ . Descendant Chart . McNEIL 9 Samuel Jasper NEAL ................................ 10

. Milton C . HARRISON ............................................................ 11 -1 2 Pedigree Chart . Patricia Marie DYE .............................................................................. 13 Family Group Record . William Hardaway "Hardy" WOOTEN ........................................ 14 Pedigree Chart . Betty Neil HELMS . VlNSKl ........................................................... 15-23 Quakers in South Carolina .............................................................................................. 24 Memories .... .... ........................... .-. ................................................................................... -25

. . . ... :.-; Castle Fraser ............................ .-. ....................................................................................... 26 NewBooks from. Heritage Books, Inc ............................................................................. 27

"**PLEASE SEE SPECIAL N O E ABOUT THE SCGS ANNUAL MEETINGM**

Please continue to submit artides for the newsletter: ' Lineage Charts ' Bible Records ' Cemetery Surveys ' Short Family Histories ' Queries and any other items you feel will be helpful to others .

" 'REMINDER ""

THE TWENTYSIXTH ANNUAL MEETING OF S.C.G.S. INC., IS BEING HELD OCTOBER 19TH AT THE WHlTE OAK CONFERENCE CENTER, WHITE OAK, S.C.

OUR MAIN SPEAKER WlLL BE THOMAS L. JOHNSON, ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA LIBRARY AT THE HORSESHOE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROI-INA. HIS SPEECH WlLL BE ENTITLED "TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR GENEALOGISTS".

EMRYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND FOR A WONDERFUL MEETING AND FELLOWSHIP WITH FELLOW GENEALOGISTS. WE ARE LOOKlNQ FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ON OCTOBER 19THI

THE FAIRFIELD CHAPTER WILL HOLD THEIR REGULAR MEETINQ ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1996 AT 3:00 P.M. AT THE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ANNEX. PLEASE BRING DOOR PRIZES ALREADY GIFT-WRAPPED. PLEASE BRING DIlllES ALSO. WE ARE PREPARINQ FOR 100 PEOPLE. IF YOU HAM ANY QUESTIONS, CONTACT MARY RICE MCMASTER.

THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MEETING AND WE WlLL NEED 100% COOPERATION TO HELP MAKE THE STATE CONVENTION AT THE WHITE OAK CONFERENCE CENTER ON OCTOBER 18TH AND 19TH A SUCCESS!

TWENTYSIXTH ANNUAL MEETINO OF S.C.O.S. INC. OCTOBER 19,1998

WHITE OAK CONFERENCE CENTER, WHITE OAK, S.C

Host: Fairfield Chapter

Friday, Oetokr t8th, 1998 - White Oak Conference Center - White Oak, SC 500 - 7:00 p.m. - Registration 6.00 - 7-00 p.m. - Dinner 7,00 - 9 30 p.m. - Reception - light refreshments 7,30 - 8.00 p.m. - Concert by Richard Winn Academy singm IMrs. Laurens Livings - Director

Fairfield County Museum - 231 South Congress Street Friday - 1:30 p.m. - 430 p.m. No charge, donation appreciated. Fairfield County Library - 300 Washington Street Friday - 0:00 a m. - 8:00 p.m. No charge, donation appreciated.

Saturday, October 19th 1996 - White Oak Conference Center, White Oak, SC 7:30 - 8.30 a.m. Breakfast (D~ning hall is open at 7:00 for those who wish to have an early cup of coffee) 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Reglatration, Refreshments, browse, set up display tables. 10:OO - 12:OO a.m. Mrs. Henrietta Morton, Mistress of Ceremonies

Invocation - Mr. Rudy Wakers Pledge of Allegiance to American Flag - Mrs. Carolyn Harwelt Welcome - Mr. Quay McMaster - Mayor of Winnsboro Speaker - Mrs. Hannah Phillips - "Fairfield County" Main Speaker "God Bless America" - everyone accompanied by Mrs. Nelle Sprott Benediction - Return Thanks - Mr. George Lauderdale

12:OO - 1:00 p.m. Lunch - displays open ? 15 - 2:00 p.m. Board of Directors meeting 2.00 - 3.00 p.m. S.C.G.S. Annual Meeting H * H * * * * ~ * ~ . ~ H C ~ ~ + ~ ~ C * * * H + H H H ~ * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ * I ~ * I ~ * I ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ C S ~ ~ ~ ~ * C * ~ * ~ ~ ~ * ~ * * * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ * + * * H H H * * * H ~ R * ~ * ~ H * * I H * * * H ~ ~ * *

Registration - 1996 S.C. Genealogical Saclety, Inc. Annual Meeting

Reg~stration must be received by September 30th, 1996. Annuat Meeting Fee - $15.00 (includes lunch) Make checks payable to S.C.G.S. Ine. Annual Meetins. Reserve tables by September 30, 1996 (no charge)

- I plan to do research at Fairfield County Museum - Friday, 1:30 - 430 p.m. - I plan to do research at Fairfield County Library - Friday, 9.00 a.m. - 6:00 p m. - I plan to attend receptionldinner - Friday, 7 00 - 9:30 p.m. - I plan to spend the night at Whlte Oak Conference Center and attend the receptlonldlnner - Fr~day - 1 per room - $56 50 (includes dinner, breakfast, lunch and $7.50 S.C.G.S. fee) - 2 per room - $51.50 each [~ncludes d~nner, breakfast, iunch and $7.50 S.C G.S. fee)

(11 (2) - 1 plan to attend the Saturday morninglafternoon meetings - 10,00 a.m - 4:00 p.m.

$15.00 (includes lunch and $7.50 S.C.G.S. fee) - I plan to ride the RocHon-Rion Railroad - Saturday, 9 00 a.m - 4.00 p m $4,50/aduIt; $2.751child - I plan to attend the Annual Business Meeting only - Saturday, 2 00 - 3.00 p.m. - no charge. - Please reserve a table for Chapter % Table-Full Table Name Address

Telephone SCGS Member? Y e s N o If member, what chapter?

MAIL REGISTRATION TO: Mr. Charles Beach, Fairfield County Genealogy Society, P.O. Box 098, Winnsbom, SC 29180

THOMM) - McOQWAN - SIMS - JETER - W I C K - MAMY - POOL

I- on James Lyles, married to Mary Irene Thomas (died 1931, buried at Kelly's Chapd Cemetery near Carlisle). They had an infant child buried at Tuckertown Cemetery. No other children. He was from Faimeld County, and I assume is buried there. No record of him in Union County. Contact Mary Elizabeth Boughman, 922 Hawkins Road, Union, South Carollna 29379 Home Phone (864) 427-6545 Omco Phone (864) 427-5995 FAX: (864) 427-6747

HARRISON - McNEIL - NEAL

I am researching my mother's father's famity ( M l W C. Harrison), his wives' maiden name (McMl), and my wife's family (Samuel Jasper Neal). I am interested in reference materials, authors who have books milable (cemetery listings, birth records, marriage records, death records, family books, etc.), and name (s) of researchers who know this area. I am ampuMzd and am able to accept or generate in any PC format that you might have. I am also a hwuy user af he M o m church records and GRS CDS.

I belong to the Kershaw, Catawba, Surnter, and Lancaster organizations and am interested in . joining your organization. Feel free to pass my name along and I will provide whatever assistance that I can to anyone tracking my family. Family Group Records are enclosed. Contact, W.A; "Bit' Brasington, CPA, 3703 Sunstone Drive, Suite 200, Houston, Texas 70068c-1203 (71 3) 252-4082, FAX: (713) 444-2166

BOYD

"Need names of parents of Peggy Boyd, born before 181 9, in Fairfield County, SC, the daughter of a Mr. Boyd and a Miss Kennedy. Here grandfather was William J. Kennedy who mentioned her in his will proven in 181 9 in Fairfield County. Mrs. Boyd, the daughter of William J. Kennedy, predeceased her father. The family of William J. Kennedy attended Horeb Presbyterian Church near Crooked Run Creek, Fairfield County. Contact: -William R. Bauer, 823 Calhoun Street, Columbia, SC -29201. (803) 256-7777, FAX: (803) 252-0703

Seekirlg information on the Young Family. Thomas Lewis Young in the 1880-Census ullae in Camden, DeKalb Tws.,, Kershaw County, age 27, married to Rebecca E. McDonald or McDowell. They had 2 children:

Charles A. Young, age 3 Adam L. Young, age 4 H

T.L. Young's death record says that his rplther's name was David. Rebema Young's death record says she had 2 sisters; Mrs. C. B. or C. S. Nettles of Camden and Mrs. M. D. Lyles of Jonesvilte, S.C.

The Young family came to Campobello, S.C. and pined the F i Baphst Church; came to Spartanburg County and joined the Bethlehem Baptist Church. They fanned and livled there the rest of their lives; they are buried in the Church cemetery as must of their families. Contact: Charles E. Moore, 150 Moore Dairy Road, Moore, SC -1

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DYE'S - BEAM'S a ALLIED FAMILIES

Searching and would like to exchange information on the Dye's Beam's and allied familks that lived on the line of Fairtield and Chester counties, SC.

My John Dye B. about 1778, d. 1839; wife Sarah Beam; children: Eliazbeth Dye B. 1809 M: Hugh Murdock Margaret B. abt. 181 0 M: MeridRh Taylor Nathan B. abt. 1815 M: Jane Pannell Jonathan B. abt. 181 8 M: Mary E. Lavinia B. abt. 181 9 .. - M: Matthew Hill Unknm Dye 6. abt. 1823 was still living in 1840 Thomas B. abt. 1826 M: Maiy A. George B. 1827 M. 1 st - Jane Colvin, 2nd - Nancy Robinson Alfred B. abt. 1830 M: Susan Young

These children were found in MS., AL, LA, AR. Pedigree Chart enclased. Contact: Mrs. Patricia Popwell, 200 Lilac St., ti, burg, MS. 39401

GARDNER FORD

I am looking for a copy of the distribution of the Estate 09 Oamer Ford - I have been told the estate was settled in 18343 at which time Gardner's widaw moved to Alabama with some of her children. As lhr as I know the Settlement was in Falrfkld Co., SC.

Mainly, interested in the distribution to obtain names of children. the Will only specifies "children" - no names. Contact: Lena F. Cawan, 4734 E. Hampton, Street, Tucson, AZ 8571 2 (520) 326-1 839

MARTIN - HOLLIS - KNIGHTON

i arii i ~ i ~ h i f i g i i iy iviaitiii and i-iiiiiis hniiiies. I am almost convinced my great grandmother was bom a HOLLIS and raised as a KNIGHTON since she and all siblings carried HOLLIS as a middle name. Do you have any marriages of the HOLLIS and KNIGKTONS? The clans h e w each other in VA, moving to SC, to same area. Where could I find any marriage information? Are there any books on early Fairfield Settlers?

For approximately 10 years (on at least work of mouth information), I was lead to believe MOSES KNIGHTON was my blood ancestor. Since then, information (papers from archive) has put that theory on hold. In 1830, one LYDIA HOLLIS had 4 or 5 children listed in census (as widow). A JOHN HOLLIS had a wife (woman) by name LYDIA. When did John die? A LYDIA (?) came to Randolph, Co., Georgia in early 1840 with MOSES KNIGHTON. Did they marry between 18301401

All the children Moses canied to Georgia had HOLLIS as middle names. The ages in 1 840 census coincide with children had in 1830 census. Who was their Dad? Since I first heard, Moses was the Dad, in 1839 1 had erroneously spread untruth unintentionally. Now I MUST correct as soon as I find the truth. Contact: W.F. Martin, P.O. Box 79, Saluda, SC 291 38-0079

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Bud HARRISON b 7 Feb 1878 d 20 Feb 1878

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sp: Msrtha McCULLOUGH (-1 9 Dec 1876) John NEAL (-) Jane Brow NEAL (-)

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QUAKERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Quakers have been in South Carolina since the late 1600s. About two-thirds of the Quakers were located in the Carolina Piedmont region during the period from 1750 to 1820. In 1801 most Friends began to leave for the Midwest because of their opposition to slavery.

Many of their membership which did not leave the South joined the Baptists and the Methodists which were enjoying a swell in membership during this same period. Many of their descendants do not have any idea that these families had roots in the Quaker movement.

More complete genealogical data on Quaker families may be found in Hinshaw's Quaker Genealogy (North Carolina volume) or in William F. Medlin's Quaker Families of South Carolina and Georgia.

Some of the names with connections to Fairfield County that had Quaker connections are:

Adamson Hawkins Stark Anderson Hendrix Taylor Babb Herbert Thomas Bagnal Henderson Thompson Bartlam Hickman Tomlinson Be1 ton Hollingswor th Vaughan Blair Inman Weeks Bond Jenkins Whitaker Bridges Jones Wright Brooks Kelly WY~Y Broom Kerr Bull Lamb Cammack Martin Campbell Mathis Cain Mickle Caton Minton Champion Moor/Moore Chapman Moorman Cloud Morgan Compton McCool Colle y McClure Cook McDonald Davis Neil Day Norris Dixon Nutt Downs O'Neal Edwards Pearson Elliott Pidgeon Embree Ross Evans Sanders Frazier /Frasier Smith

MEMORIES

Today an era ended - the third generation of youngsters now grown and with youngsters of its own witnessed the passing! For the last time the door was closed; the key was turned; the dishes had been packed away; the family treasures distributed. For the last time the dust was swept into a neat pile and all that remained were memories, tales twice told of a long ago time. The paper plate generation had replaced the 'best china and silver every Sunday' generation. The hats and gloves period has moved into the pants suit and sandals period. Straw fans waving in the sun parlor have been supplanted by the roaring monster air conditioner.

The quiet talk of myriad cousins has been drowned by twentieth century television. The smell of homemade rolls and handchurned butter has given way to canned biscuits and tasteless margarine. The call of 'Bob White' in the early dawn is heard no more because of encroaching homesites.

Memories slip by: of three generations coming home, the older ones to see Mamma and Papa in their sunset years while the homeplace was still a farm with wood to be cut, chickens to be fed, cows to be milked, gardens tended. Summer was the time to bring youngsters for a visit, to help with the canning and the eating - the ploying and the playing, under the trees, in the trees, in the barn lot, and along the river bank.

Then one day the older ones were gone, the unmarried ones now called the old house, home. Now the children who had come in years before - come still - but with their children, to frolic on the lawn, to watch the cows, to taste chocolate milk that had no equal, to marvel at the strange transformation of milk to curd - or cottage cheese as the city cousins called it - and to listen and in listening to realize that their forebears abided by certain rules, rules of etiquette, rules of morality, rules or standards that were to be abided by all who called this family, family. Oh, mavericks there were, but still there was pride in a heritage.

Time passed; fewer visits, fewer kissing cousins, all the older ones more and more feeble. For them, like the house, time was passing by - but still the memories! Do houses have souls? If so - this one has a good one and new tenants will feel it so. New tenants will have a feeling of peace and quiet; and if the newcomers will but listen, they will hear happy sounds, a fish splash, a Bob White call, a cicada's drone; and if they will but listen there will be an echo of laughter, and maybe just maybe, in some forgotten comer, will be just a bit of the aroma of home baked bread and home churned butter.

An era ended - a new one begins!

From Forgotten History, the story of St. Mary's, Georgia, 1975

Books on Scotland and Clan Fraser

Castle Fraser Castle Fraser in Alberdeenshire. considered by

many to be the most spectacular castle in a n area famed for i t s castles. was opened to the public last year.

The President of the National Trust for Scot- land, the Ear l of Wemyss & March. paid tribute to the generosity of i ts former owners. Major and Mrs. Michael Smiley for "the immensely gen- e rous gift to the ,na t ion which they have made through the Trust in the shape of this magnificent building and the munificent endowment which they have given with it".

At the s a m e time. they entered into a conser- vation agreement to secure for a l l time the ameni- t ies of the surroundings of the castle. In addition: Mrs. Smiley added a personal gift- the redeco- ration of the dining room.

Acceptanceof thecastle was facilitated by finan- c ia l ass is tance from the Scottish Tourist Board. with g ran t s towards the cost of capital works nec- essary to adapt the building to i ts new role. and the establ ishment of a n exhibition telling the story of the 'Castles of Mar' from Norman times.

Castle Fraser was begun about 1575 and took . nearly thir ty years to complete. and was lived in by the Fraser family until 1921.

In that year it was sold with ~ t s contents to Viscount Cowdray: his secund son. The Hon. Clive Parson, father of Mrs. Smiley. did much towards i t s restoration. Of late yea r s only the two low wings have been inhabited. but the main block has been maintained in excellent condition. Major and Mrs. Smiley will continue t o live in the home they have created in the Establishment Stables.

Submitted by: Jag Frazier

The Chairman ha, a fairly extenslle library of books connected u ~ t h Clan Fraber as well as books of general Scottish historical and genealogical interell. The book3 are diailable to Soc~ety members wlto may ~ i s h !o make hand copies In our library Due to their age (borne date back ro 1746) and t h e ~ r drl~catr condition. none ofthc books ma! he borroued or mcchan~call!-electronically copled. rime m a be reserved for reading and hand copying in our home.

I he folloulng books ma! bc ot interest:

I . Fairbairn's Book of Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland - puhlibhed by Heraldic Book company. Balt~more IY6H - First published in 1859.

2. Fraserburgh: Past and Present. by John Cranna. Harbour rreawrer. Publ~shed in A berdern. The Rosemount Pre5s. 19 14.

3 . The Scottish Highlanders - A Personal View. by Charles MacKinnon o i Lhniikln - Published by Robert Hale.

London. 1984. 1. Life at Castle Fraser - I50 Years g o - Compiled from

document, in the Charter Room at the Castle. B!, 1.avinla Smilcy. 1978.

Some y e a r s ago, a piece of cloth with a tar tan pattern in two shades of brown was found in a jar of coins in Bell's Meadow. Falklrk. It was dated at about 245 A.D. and is believed to be theoldest piece of true tartan cloth in existence. This ties in with con- temporary writings from the Roman occupiers of Bri ta in in which ment ion 1s made of "Cale- donians" wearlng loth with coloured horizontal and vertical lines in various patterns. ..jrorn C l a n C'urnphc.11 Asstrc.iatiot1 tlc,~c.slt,tttor

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