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S.C. I Locatedon Hwy 11.\Ile Will Eat About5pm So Bring a Well Filled Basket.The Chapterwill Furnish Ice,Plates, 6Eorgi4 Cupsand Napkinsetc d.c. SEPTEMBER1998 MEETING A Old rPend Di ict The SeptemberMeeting will be 3pm to 7pm Sundaythe 13th at KeoweeToxawayStart Park MeetingHouse. chE s.c. I Locatedon Hwy 11.\ile will eat about5pm so bring a well filled basket.The Chapterwill furnish ice,plates, 6eorgi4 cupsand napkinsetc. Bring a friend or spouse. Old PendletonChapter Dues: Indiviual $20.00 Associste$15.00 Family $25.00 Old PendletonDistrict ChapterHome Page On the Web: http ://www. geocities. com/bourbonstreet/delta/El ss OLD PENDLETONDISTRICT NEWSLETTER VOLUME 12 NO. 7 SEPTEMBER 1998 Published:Januarr. F May. Ju ber.October.November 1998 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Robert G. Dodson ..........t64-t59-20t1 VICE-PRESIDENT:James "Jim" B. Gr4nger...............8-Mail:[email protected] SECRETARY:Kenneth D. Morgan.... ........E64-654-92E0 TREASURER:Margarette B. Swanlc..... .......E-Mail:[email protected] PUBLICATION DIRECTOR: Doris S. Foster... ...t64-Et2-E279 SOCIAL DIRECTOR: Cytru "Trudy" Garner..... E64-tE2-6407 PUBLICITY DIRECTOR: Keith Merck"..... ..E-Mail: [email protected] STATE DIRECTOR: William C. Whitten Jr.............. ...........t64-6s4-92t3 CLAYTON ROOM CURATOR: G. Anne Sheriff..........E-Mail:[email protected] NEWSLETTf,R EDITOR: Linda G. Cheek. ........E-Mait:[email protected] Pleasesend RENEWAL DUES.NEW MEMBERSHIP. LINAGE CHART. OUERIES. ADDRESSC E AND NOTICE The up-comingbook on Old PENDLETONDISTRICT CHAPTER GENEALOGIES: Written materiaVhistoryabout a family with dates,places etc, somethinglike the HeritageBooks. No linagecharts. Limit 12 pagesper person. No date hasbeen set for publicationfor this boolcIt will take a while to get this togetherand indexed.So pleaseget in your linesas soonas possible.The deadline is still open. WELCOME NEW MEMBERS MargaretHoward Adams, 605 Nooman Lane, Hickman, KY 42050 Ph:502-838-6861 E-Mail: [email protected] SPENCE, MONTGOMERY, BOYD, GRAY,WLSON, CALDWELL, MCCLURE,ADAIR" McCLELLAN. PatriciaArtope, 827-13 Boynton Ave #138, Bronx,NY 10473 RogerBarker, 4649Prne Valley Circle, Stockton,CA95219 Ph. 209-477-1610E-Mail: ROGERba@IBMNET BARKER AndrewJohn Bond Sr.,824 CollegeAve., Athens, GA 30601-2640 E-Mail abond@archesVGA EDU Ph: 706-543-2492ALEXANDER. KING. SMITH CheriBrown-Busboom. 6443 Bayside Way, Indianapolis,IN 46250 E-Maif: CJB@INETDT RECT NET Ph: 317-577-888IPELFREE/PELFREY, STANWICK ElsieT. Goins,I I2 OldeSprings Road, Columbia, SC 29223-6022 THE EASTERNCHEROKE,E, SOUTHERN IROQUOIS AND LINITEDTRIBES OF SOUTHCAROLTN,\ INC'S. Bill }{ughes.153 Windy Hill Road,Central, SC 29630Ph: 864-654-1657 KF.TTH ROPFR, HENDRICKS at Ooloney,FIENRICKS at Six Mile. MADDEN. BARRETT MarilynL MauldinLee, 1190Blueberry Trail, Decatur, GA 30033 Ph 404-636-1846MAULDIN, POOLE, TRAMMELL, DACUS, POSEY, HAMPTON H LorvreyMcNeel, 4755 Paran Valley NW., Atlanta,GA 30327-3507 [email protected] Ph. 404-303-1952 PORTER, BROWN, BROYLES, LOONEY, DANIEL,ADAMS, DANGERFIELD,LOWREY, REID, BOSTON, HOWSER/HOUSER, RUSSELL, BETTS, WIGGINS Mary TurpinMcPherson,3972 Thomson Road, Washington, GA 30673 Ph 706-678-7709VINSON, BRIGHT, McPFIERSON,HENNING, LEE, ROGERS,BURTON, PRINCE, SALINE, WEBB, SWEEZY, GREEN, BURT, RIGGINS, RAMEY, COLLINS, BECKET, TURPIN, MEEKS. WHITMIRE, WARD, SMITH, HOWELL, COBB. Robert C. Roper, 5241 OverlandTrace, Birmingham, AL 35244 E-Mail: [email protected]. 205-979-54201205-733-0267ROPER JamesReeder Sawyers, MD, I l5 NottinghamDrive, Victoria, TX77904 Ph 512-575-8337E-Mail. jsawy44)@viptx net GwenH. Skelton,65 Old FlowersRd., Blue Ridge,GA 30513 E-Mail: Skelton@mailTDS Net Ph: 706-492-4409Fax' 706-492-3482 HOLDEN/HOLDER/F{OLDIN/HOLDING, AKINS, CFIASTAIN, CLAYTON, REED, RACKLEY, DENTON, SKELTON. BOBO. BEARDEN CharlesR. Stephenson,22Q20Loma View E., SanAntonio, TX 78259-1726 E-Mail:[email protected] Ph:2T0-497-8131 STEPHENSON, STRANGE, TERRELL, WILLIAMSON, PARIS/PARRIS/PARRISH,ABBETT/ABBOTT, DUCK, O,REA& SHOCKLEY,DABBS, NEWMAN, EAST. MarjorieThomspon,354l Arvor CreekLane, Flower Branch, Tx75022 ph..s7 2-874-85 I 5 E-Mail: Il{pY [email protected]& THOMAS, SANDERS,POLEN, HOLMES, CARPENTE& MCKINNEY,HYATT, MCCONNELL,SOUTHARD, CURTIS, KING, RIGGS. DavidWallace, 26 WindsorWay, Dahlonega,GA 30533 Ph:706-864-5972 E-Mail: [email protected],ANDERSON, GROGAN, PARKS, WALLISAilALLACE. JillWheeler,273-A Tom Bargeron Rd., Sardis, GA 30456 Ph:912-569-4632 TinaS. Williamson, 531 Eagle Nest Way, Cosby, TN 37722 E-Mail:[email protected] Ph.423-623-2100 COLLINS, ELLISON, SFIERIFF, SMITH, LARK, WHITE, MORGAN.WILSON, CHAMBLEY, COX, WALLACE Mary A. Willoughby,1 CranwoodCourt, Greensboro, NC 27455 Ph:336-282-2435 E-Mail: [email protected] DICKSON Co., SC INFORMATION: Mike Cobb hashis directCobb linageon line which includeshis Pickens connection.:http://familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/b/lvlichael-R-Cobb/index.html JanisMahaftey has Web pagesunder SC GenWebpart of the USGenWeb: http://www. geocities. com/F{eartlandMoods/2548 http ://www. mindspring.com/-hafney/anderson. htm http ://www. mindspring.com/-hafirey/oconee. htm http ://www. mindspring.com/-hafney/pickens. htm http ://www. mindspring.com/-hafney/pendltn. htm E.MAIL CORRECTIONS:CharlesHenderson [email protected] and ADDITIONS: Tom Holmdahl [email protected] Lila Garner [email protected] Jim Granger [email protected] JamesW. Collins [email protected] Alton & Rita Treadway Rtreadway@knologY. net Alice Hills [email protected]. mci. net QUERIES MargaretHoward Adams,605 Nooman Lane, Hickman, KY 42050 Ph: 502-838-686fE-Mail: [email protected] Co., SCin 1827. My secondgreat grandfather, John BOYD, marriedJane MONTGOMERY in Newberry MONTGOMERYbox WittiamBO-YD signed as Securityfor the marriage.The affidavit was found in the Robert in Newberry. Her uncle was appointedguardian after the death of her father ThomasMONTGOMERY. Her mother was Ann SPENCE, the daughterof Andrew SPENCE and Mary CALDWELL. The Robert MONTGOMERY family (his wife was Esther SPENCE sisterto ANN) left SC and went to TN as well as Ann SpenceMONTGOMERY and John and JaneMontgomery BOYD. The BOYDS went on to Western KY where he had land grants.Who were the parentsof this JohnBOYD? He was born 1807in KY accordingto all census records.Their first child, William SpenceBOYD was born in SC. Johnand Jane BOYD are buried at Beech Grove CumberlandPresbyterian Church in GravesCo. KY. I would shareany researchon this family for any information as to his parentage. I am searchingfor the datesthat Andrew SPENCE and his family cameto SC from Ireland. What port, what ship and informationabout the family would be appreciated.He is supposedto havecome about L772from Ahoghol, Ireland but I have no proof. I was in Ahoghol, Antrim Co., Ireland recently and found SPENCE still living in Ahoghol and they are Presbyterian.I was not able to get to church records at the time. Did they have to take an oath of allegiancesomewhere at that time in SC?If so where? JamesW. Collins,3320Louis Drive, Plano, TX 75023Ph: 972-509-6661 E-Mail: [email protected] I amresearching John COX m. Sarahd. 1825.He livedon a 300acre Plantation located where the Savannah Riveris joined by GenerosteeCreek. The Mills Atlasplat of thePendleton District, SC surveyed in 1820shows "CoxesMill" at thatlocation. I aminterested in contactinganyone researching John COX. Barbara Eades,3914 Alma Ave., Redding,CA 96002E-Mail: [email protected] Seekinginfo on HarrisonBLASSINGAME who was age70 in 1850Anderson District, SC Censusliving in householdof ThomasBLASSINGAME. Has beenassumed it is his brother.but recentevidence on Thomas' siblings,etc. shows nothing about a Harrison. Seekingto establishfact that Mary ObedienceBLASSINGAME, daughterof Robert EasleyBLASSINGAME and lst wife Nancy BOWEN was married to SamuelAndrew BARR son of Leroy and Matilda Ann JONES BARR. Mary Obediencehad brother, Robert EasleyBLASSINGAME Jr who married Mary ElizabethBARR also d/o Leroy and Matilda JONES BARR. Who is Mary BLASSINGAME b. 1832Pickens SC in the 1860census with presumeddaughter Martha BLASSINGAME b. Pickens,SC 1856living in the householdof SamuelBAR. It is believedshe was widow of SamuelBLASSINGAME or ThomasBLASSINGAME both of whom died ca 1856of typhoid fever. Thesetwo menwere also sonsof RobertEasley BLASSINGAME andNancy BOWEN. Lila Garner,2ll N. First St. Rt I, Milford, NE 68405-9606E-Mail: [email protected] Died at his residencein Mount lda, MontgomeryCounty, AR on the l4th Septemberlast, Dr. JohnBlasingame ROBINSON, in the 2Sthyearof his age.Dr. ROBINSON was the eldestson of Dr JohnROBINSON, of PendletonDistrict, SC: long and favorablyknown as one of the most ableand skillful physiciansof his a3e.He acquiredhis professionin the State of SC and somefew yearsago, removedto Arkansas,where he married the daughterof Dr. A.B. CLINGMAN and at the time of his death,was engagedin an active and lucrative business. He was an open-jearted,generous, high mindedyoung man,and bid fair to becomean omamentto his profession, and a most usefulcitizen. A wise Provicencehas, however, removed him from the sceneof his labor and usefulness,and thus left manyfriends in the Stateof his adoptionto mourn his loss. Searchingfor birthdateof Dr JohnBlasingame Robinson. Does anyoneout therehave the RobinsonFamily Bible? Family recordwas quotedwhen Eliza ROBINSON neeBlassingame applied for an l8l2 widow's pension. ElsieT. Goins,112 Olde SpringsRoad, Columbia, SC 29223-6022 Seekingindividuals who candocument their SouthCarolina Native American ancestry, via historicaldocuments, photographs,family oral history, reminiscence,tribal affiliation, and association.TFIE
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