DEATH NOTICES

LISTED IN THE

FAIRFIELD HERALD

AND

THE NEWS AND HERALD

October 17, 1888 Edition of The News and Herald

These death notices are from the Fairfield Herald, July 4, 1866 to September 6, 1876, and The News and Herald, October 19, 1876 to February 24, 1916. Both newspapers were published in Winnsboro, South Carolina. These papers had a tri-weekly edition and a weekly edition. The majority of the death notices are from the weekly edition, which was published on Wednesday. Because of the missing issues there are large gaps in the death notices. This is especially true from 1907 to 1916, as there are no issues for the years 1907 through 1910 and a very few for the remaining years.

The notices in this book have names, dates, place of birth, place of burial, cause of death, etc. The entire notice may be seen on microfilm in the Fairfield County Library in Winnsboro, South Carolina.

The majority of the notices are for deaths in Fairfield County, although there are many for the surrounding counties as well as Fairfield County Natives who died in other states.

Every effort was made to copy the names exactly as it was printed in the newspaper. As a result be sure to check any spelling that is close to the name you are researching.

July 4, 1866 Issue

Alice Carlisle, age 10, died on Sunday at the residence of Mr. J. M. Elliott. This is the second death in the same household in less than a week. She died from the same fever which took off Johnny Elliott, her cousin.

July 18, 1866 Issue

B. S. Rhett, of Charleston, was murdered in Charleston.

Van Eaton, a tobacconist, was found dead on Sunday last near the bridge over Big Cedar Creek.

July 25, 1866 Issue

Dr. Thomas Fuller Furman died on July 12, 1866 at his residence in this District of typhoid fever. He was the son of the late Rev. Dr. Furman of Charleston.

Col. A. G. Summer died in Fairfield where he had but recently returned from his home in Florida.

August 1, 1866 Issue

Miss Charlotte W. Gilbert died of fever and was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

A daughter of Mr. John Weldon died at the age of about 12 years of fever and was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Mrs. Sally McCreight, relict of Col. Wm. McCreight, deceased, died of fever while visiting her niece, the daughter of Mr. Weldon. September 4, 1866 Issue

Ex-Governor Morehead of North Carolina died. He was born on July 4, 1798 in Rockingham County.

The remains of John K. Witherspoon Jr., of Camden, South Carolina, who was killed on August 20, 1862 were removed to Fredericksburg from Culpeper County and buried.

September 12, 1866 Issue

Mr. J. G. Lindsay, Yorkville, S. C., died in Charleston from a fall from a window in the third story of the Mills House.

October 17, 1866 Issue

Bob Wheeler, colored, died on the 16th of September at the age of 107. His death occurred about four miles from Pomaria, in Lexington District. October 31, 1866 Issue

Rev. R. S. Douglass died on the 14th inst. in Chester District while returning to his home in Union from Winnsboro. He was a native of this District. October 24, 1866 Issue

Dr. R. W. Gibbes, Sr. died last evening. He was born on July 8, 1809 in Charleston.

November 7, 1866 Issue

Jane Fulton, consort of John McNaull, died on September 28, 1866 at the age of 69. She was a native of County Antrim, Ireland and immigrated to this country with her family in 1819.

Col. Thomas J. Caldwell died in Bosier Parish, La. on October 3, 1866 of conjunction at about the age of 47. He was a native of Fairfield District, S. C. and moved to this Parish about 12 years ago. He was the youngest of six brothers. He leaves a wife and five children.

November 14, 1866 Issue

Rial North died yesterday afternoon in Columbia.

R. Wainwright Bacot, a native of Charleston, died at Winnsboro, S. C. on Monday last at the age of about 50. He had been suffering for many years under a most painful asthmatic affection, which finally terminated in dropsy.

December 12, 1866 Issue

Capt. Robert Brice died on Monday morning last.

January 23, 1867 Issue

Miss Margaret Crawford died on the morning of the 17th instant.

From the Carolinian: Found dead in the upper part of Fisher’s Pond, about two miles below this city; Dr. Rasky, a dentist. He passed through Columbia about six weeks ago. He was about 5 feet 8 inches tall with slightly gray hair and whiskers, and between 40 and 50 years of age.

From the Phoenix: J. Bethune Glass died yesterday from heart disease. He worked for the Greenville Railroad Company.

On the Greenville Railroad on Friday near Chappell’s Depot, Stanmore Chappell was killed by Mr. Payne.

January 30, 1867 Issue

On the 21st instant, David Lunceford Brice, son of Dr. Walter and Emeline Brice, was killed by the falling of an old tree. He was fourteen years old.

February 13, 1867 Issue

A Son of Mr. James McCrorey was killed by burning tree that fell and killed him and broke the thigh of Mr. James Jones.

February 20, 1867 Issue

From the Phoenix: Mr. Charles E. Bennett was killed by Mr. John A. De Vane in a disturbence yesterday.

February 27, 1867 Issue

From the Galveston Civilian of the 6th: Sergeant Tray died on February 4, 1867. He served as attaché of Co. B, Cook’s Artillery.

From the Fredricksburg Herald: Dr. James Hunter of Fairfax County died on the 9th instant.

March 6, 1867 Issue

J. D. B. DeBow died in Charleston. He was born in 1819.

March 20, 1867 Issue

James Cloud, son of Mr. Jas. P. Cloud, was killed by lightning on March 13th.

April 3, 1867 Issue

Dr. William Carlisle, of this District, died at his residence near Ridgeway on Thursday last, March 28th at the age of about 70. April 10, 1867 Issue

The Spartanburg Express announces the death of Mrs. Morgan, near Woodruff on Sunday last. She was over 100 years of age.

Joseph Bishop was shot and killed by Dick Bell on Monday, December 24, 1866 at Mrs. Furman’s Plantation in this District.

April 17, 1867 Issue

Major John Kennedy died in Chester at about the age of ninety-five years.

May 1, 1867 Issue

Mr. Wm. Lang, who resided near Grove Station in Greenville District, was found died in the Saluda River about a mile below his house several days ago.

June 5, 1867 Issue

On Monday last, Mr. William Claxton, a member of the Palmetto Regiment in the Mexican War, and a late Confederate soldier, died very suddenly at his home in this District.

Col. C. J. Elford died on the 25th inst. in Greenville at about the age of 48 years.

June 26, 1867 Issue

The Charleston Courier reports that Clarence R. Wolfe committed suicide by taking laudanum. He was the brother of L. T. Wolfe and was between 24 and 25 years of age.

Colonel Theodore Gillara, of Kentucky, died recently in Alabama.

July 24, 1867 Issue

The Charleston News of the 15th reports that Jas. K. Robinson of Charleston died yesterday at 6 pm.

From the Phoenix of the 16th, A difficulty occurred yesterday between Natali Beraghi ( proprietor of the Congaree Restaurant) and Mr. Brown, (an employee on the Greenville Railroad), which resulted in the death of the former from the thrust of a knife in the hands of the latter.

July 31, 1867 Issue

Edward Genderon Palmer died at his residenced near Ridgeway on Saturday at 8 o’clock, A. M. He was born in St. Stephens Parish in August 1800, the son of Thos. Palmer and descended from the Huguenots. In December of 1822 he married Miss Davis, a daughter of Dr. James Davis of Columbia.

August 14, 1867 Issue

The Augusta National Republican reports that L. C. Johnson committed suicide in Rome, Ga. On Friday evening. He was a son of a former Governor of South Carolina.

The Lagrange Reporter reports that Major Hugh E. Malone died at 6 o’clock on Monday morning from consumption. He was a Confederate Soldier and leaves three orphans.

The Newberry Herald reports that Mr. Fowler, living in the upper part of this district was murdered sometime last week.

August 28, 1867 Issue

Col. Campbell R. Bryce of Columbia, died in New York on the 14 inst. He had just returned from Brazil. Rev. Walter C. Guerney, an Episcopal minister died a few days ago in Florence.

Captain J. B. Harrison was shot and killed on the 17th instant in Selma. Alabama.

September 11, 1867 Issue

The Lancaster Ledger report that Wm. Marshall, the son of Mr. Robert Marshall accidently shot and killed himself on Friday evening last. September 18, 1867 Issue

Willam Gregg, President of the Graniteville Manufacturing Co., died on Wednesday night in Graniteville.

September 25, 1867 Issue

Madison Harper, a colored man, died from disease on Sunday on the plantation of Mr. R. E. Ellison, a few miles from this place. October 2, 1867 Issue

The Carolina Spartan reports that William Mauldin was killed by John Burgess on the 6th instant.

The Carolina Spartan reports that Miss Mattie Oliphant, daughter of Mr. N. C. Oliphant, was killed by being thrown from a buggy.

Wm. A. Owens died on Saturday last from an attack of congestive chills in Ocala, Florida. He was a native of this District.

Samuel D. Stocker died in Orangeburg on Friday the 20th inst. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church and he was buried in the city.

Mr. Robert Morrison, of Winnsboro, died yesterday.

October 23, 1867 Issue

Rev. Zedekiah Watkins and Rev. Abner W. Asbill died in Edgefield County.

Mr. John McNaul and Dr. Geo. B. Pierson have died. Both had lived to a good old age.

Thomas Nugent died on Saturday in Charleston. He was from New York and about 37 year old.

November 6, 1867 Issue

Colonel John Bauskett died in Columbia. He was born in Newberry District and was about seventy-four years of age.

November 13, 1867 Issue

Prof. Richard Ford, lately of Columbia, died in Brenham, Texas. Husband, mother and one child died in three days.

Hampton Dozier was killed by John J. Stack on Saturday. This occurred about seven miles above Columbia. A inquest was held and the jury ruled that Mr. Stack acted in self-defence.

November 20, 1867 Issue

Maj. Sam’l G. Barkley died on Friday by neuralgia of the heart at the age of about 73. His mother was Mrs. Mary Barkley, whose maiden name was Gray.

Hugh Tinkler died recently.

The Sumter News reports that on Monday last, Mr. Thomas M. Durant of this place was shot and killed by Mr. B. J. Hodge, of Clarendon District.

November 27, 1867 Issue

Samuel C. Reeder died in Pickens County on the 26th ultimo.

Dr. M. M. Hunter died in Laurensville on Saturday last of paralysis.

Dr. George B. Pearson, died at his residence near Monticello, S. C. on the 22nd day of October, aged 82 years. He was a native of Fairfield, S. C.

December 4, 1867 Issue

The Edgefield Advertiser reports that Wiley Glover died from paralysie at the house of his son, Mr. A. A. Glover, on Monday.

The Columbus Sun reports that Bill Smart Bass was hung at Butler on Friday for the murder of Jake Cozart

The Chester Standard reports that Private Geo. W. Dorman was shot and killed by Sgt. Steinkuhier. Pvt. Dorman was somewhat under the influence of strong drink and Lt. R. U. Ross had ordered Sgt. Steinkuhier to arrest Pvt. Dorman. Pvt. Dorman fired at Sgt. Steinkuhier who returned fire.

The Chester Standard reports that Mr. Andy Reedy, a freedman was killed by the same musket ball that killed Pvt. Dorman.

The Charleston News reports that Captain J. Augustus Durbee was killed in a duck hunting accident on Sunday evening, near Dewees Island.

December 11, 1867 Issue

Mr. Jas. S. Barber died in this District at his residence last Friday.

Mr. Robert McCreight, who lived west of Winnsboro, died at a good old age.

Mrs. A. S. Douglass died on Friday last, leaving a husband and two little children. Her remains were taken to Union to be interred in her family’s burying ground.

Mr. Wm. Hitchcock of Columbia died Sunday evening.

December 25, 1867 Issue

Mrs. Sam Houston died at Independence, Texas a few days ago of yellow fever.

January 1, 1868 Issue

The Iberville South, of the 7th inst., informs us of the death of Brig. Gen. Walter H. Stevens.

January 8, 1868 Issue

Charles Morgan was accidently shot and killed by Robert Williams yesterday.

At Silver Run, Alabama, Mr. Peter Yarborough was robbed and killed Monday Night. The Sumter News reports that Mrs. Elizabeth Kendrick died in this town on Tuesday at the age of 70.

Joshua Odom, a citizen of Darlington District, was found dead on Tuesday last.

January 15, 1868 Issue

Burrell Sondley, a freedman, was hung yesterday at Newberry for the murder of Lemuel Lane.

Miss Maria Daily and Miss Kate Harrington died from burns in Chattanooga, Tennessee late Saturday Night.

January 29, 1868 Issue

John Jacob Astor, the second son of John Jacob Astor, died in New York last Friday in the 65th year of his age.

February 12, 1868 Issue

Mr. Adam Stenhouse of the Greenville District died on the 20th ult.

March 4, 1868 Issue

John Stork, of Columbia, died yesterday at the age of 55. He was born in Derkhim, Germany on December 17, 1813. He leaves a widow and several sons.

April 1, 1868 Issue

Mrs. Elkins, wife of Wm. Elkins, of Edgefield District was murdered on the 18th inst. She leaves a husband and three children.

April 22, 1868 Issue

Captain Manning Kirk died from injuries in the neighborhood of Bluffton.

On Friday, the 10th instant near Georgetown, William Mitchell was shot and killed by Frank Morse.

April 29, 1868 Issue

On Wednesday last, near Allendale in Barnwell District, Mr. James Martin, the overseer on the plantation of William J. Lawton, was attacked and killed by a mob. Mr, Martin was from Southwestern Georgia.

May 6, 1868 Issue

Captain Henry J. Hartstene formerly of the U. S. Navy, died in Paris on the 30th of March of paralysis. He was a South Carolinian by birth, and retired to Europe on the breaking out of the war.

May 13, 1868 Issue

Mr. Wm. E. Garrett, of Lauren District, was killed by his horse on Sunday.

On the 24th ult., near Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Orphelia Henderson, wife of Mr. Wade Henderson was accidently shot and killed by a younger brother.

June 10, 1868 Issue

The Charleston Courier reports the death of John S. Ashe on Saturday last. He was born in 1796.

June 11, 1868 Issue

Ex-President James Buchanan died at a ripe old age.

June 24, 1868 Issue

Mr. D. B. McCreight died on Friday last. His funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church. He leaves a wife and three small children.

July 1, 1868 Issue

Col. William Smith died at his residence in Fairfield District on 23rd of May at the age of 75. His father was William Smith of Spartanburg District, who emigrated from Pennsylvania at an early age and became one of the earliest settlers of that District. He had eleven children, seven of whom he saw buried. He lost his wife in 1848. He was the uncle of Mrs. Judge Robertson.

Mr. D. B. McCreight died on June 19th of consumption. He was born on March 2, 1833 and married on December 30, 1858. He served in the 25th Regiment. He leaves a wife and three children.

July 8, 1868 Issue

Colonel Wm. J. Alston died Saturday last from a stroke of paralysis.

July 22, 1868 Issue

Willie D. Scott, son of Dr. Ira S. Scott, died near Rocky Mount from a hunting accident on June 26, 1868, age eleven years, five months and twenty-seven days.

August 12, 1868 Issue

Thos. A. Lipsey died in Chester on the 6th instant. He was a member of Company I, 6th S. C. Infantry during the late war.

August 19, 1868 Issue

William G. Willis died at his residence in Bullitsville, Boone County, Kentucky a few days ago of apoplexy in the forty-eight year of his age.

September 2, 1868 Issue

Rev. P. T. Keith died on August 22nd in Charleston. He was born on September 26, 1801.

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Pearson, relict of the late Dr. George B. Pearson, died in Fonti Flora on the 20th of July. She was a native of Fairfield and was about 73.

Mr. Charles A. Bedell, of Columbia, died Thursday of apoplexy.

Mr. A. G. Baskin died in Hickory Tavern, N. C. on August 20th.

Jemmie Kenney of Tippah County, Mississippi was killed by an eagle.

James Tupper died in Summerville on the 20th. He was a native of Charleston and about fifty years of age.

September 9, 1868 Issue

The Yorkville Enquirer reports that on Saturday last, James A. Glenn was shot and killed by R. L. Simmons in an altercation in the Bethel Community.

September 16, 1868 Issue

The Charleston Mercury reports that Mr. Manuel Joseph, an old Savannah pilot, fell down the forward cabin steps and died from a broken neck.

October 7, 1868 Issue

The Yorkville Enquirer chronicles the death of Capt. Wm. McGill, at the age of ninety years and eight months.

October 21, 1868 Issue

B. D. Randolph was killed at Cokesbury, Abbeville District on Saturday last.

October 28, 1868 Issue

Mr. D. F. Randolph, of Orangeburg, was murdered in Cokesburg on Friday last.

November 11, 1868 Issue

Dr. Shell, of Laurens, was shot and killed on Tuesday.

The Savannah Republicn reports that Samuel S. Law, youngest son of Judge Law was shot and killed on the Ogeechee Road.

November 25, 1868 Issue

Mr. H. McCarley died at Blackstock on the 20th instant of pneumonia. He served in the 6th S. C. Infantry and Hampton Legion.

Thomas Armstrong, of Baltimore, died on November 10 at the age of 30.

December 9, 1868 Issue

G. W. Williams, of York, died yesterday.

N. G. Evan, Confederate General, died Monday in Midway, Bullock County, Alabama. He was a native of South Carolina.

Mr. Frederick Brinckman died in Savannah on Saturday from wounds received on Wednesday. He was a German, aged forty-one and had lived in this country for twenty-four years. He leaves wife and three children.

December 23, 1868 Issue

Mr. James A. Gleason, of Charlotte, was murdered in the mayor’s office.

January 13, 1869 Issue

Cicero Mushatt died in Winnsboro last week. He was a native African, supposed to have been one hundred and ten years old.

The Newberry Herald announced the death of Henry Summer. He died Sunday last at the age of 60 years. He leaves a wife and three children. January 20, 1869 Issue

John Minor Botts died at his residence in Culpeper County, Virginia on Friday last. He was born in Prince William County of that state on September 16, 1802.

General Lovell H. Rosseau died in New Orleans. He was born in Mercer County, Kentucky and was about fifty years of age.

David T. Hopkins died in Richland of congestion of the brain. He was an orphan having lost both father and mother.

On Tuesday night, the 12th, about eight miles this side of Charlotte, Tyler Arnold, freed man was killed in a railroad accident.

February 3, 1869 Issue

Ex-Gov. Pickens died at his residence on the 26th inst. in Edgefield District.

February 10, 1869 Issue

The Richmond Dispatch reports that Littleton Fogg, a Virginia Union soldier, died from eating molasses and raw oysters.

February 17, 1869 Issue

On Wednesday, 3rd inst., Miss Eliza J. Davis died near Ridgeway at the age of 20 years. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. Wylie J. Davis.

The Barnwell Sentinel reports the death of W. R. Barker and A. J. Nix in the past two weeks.

February 24, 1869 Issue

Mr. William Bowers, of Pleasant Hill, Lancaster County, disappeared on the 2nd inst. He was about 24 years old. He leaves a wife and one child.

On Tuesday the 9th inst., Mr. S. F. Sowell, a citizen of Lancaster, was returning home from a visit to his father’s, Capt. Jno. Sowell, when he was shot and killed by some concealed persons. He leaves a wife and two children.

March 3, 1869 Issue

The New York Herald reports that Thomas Morrissey, the bartender at the Flushing House located at the corner of Fourth Street and Jackson Avenue, was accidently killed by William Hussey.

Mr. Herman Heinrich Knee died in Walhalla on the 11th inst. He was a native of Germany.

The Nevada Legislature of San Francisco of February 25, reports that Lieutenant John G. Snail and Captain J. G. Scott, who were both in the Union service during the late war, have committed suicide in this city within the past two days.

March 10, 1869 Issue

The Pickens Courier reports that Mr. Abial Foster died at his residence at Old Pickens Court House on Monday the 22nd instant. He was formerly a residence of this place. He was a native of the State of New Hampshire.

March 17, 1869 Issue

Charles Wallace, editor of the Warrenton, Ga. Clipper, was shot and killed on the 12th inst. by Dr. G. W. Darden.

Thomas C. Hearne recently died from jumping overboard from the steamship Virgo.

Mrs. Roach was recently murdered in the County of Austin, Texas.

Sergeant Finch died from wounds he received in Harn Lake, Mississippi, while trying to arrest Cub Harlar, a Choctaw Indian.

Col. Harry Manry, of Alabama died in Mobile on the 23rd, of hemorrage of the lungs.

The Lexington Observer of the 17th, of Lexington, Kenrucky reports that yesterday that Mr. J. W. Lee killed his wife as well as himself. He was a native of Cork, Ireland and was 33 years old.

An Episcopal Minister, Rev. Charles Gillette, of Brooklyn, N. Y. died Saturday Morning in Baltimore.

William Wilson, William Wells, Frank Rounds and George Bailey were hung in Princes Anne, Md., March 5th for the murder of B. F. Johnson and Henry Cannon, captain and mate of an oyster sloop in March 1868.

March 24, 1869 Issue

Ex-Governor McWillie – We learn by the Canton (Miss.) Mail that he died on the 31st inst. of paralysis at the age of 75. He was a native of South Carolina.

Luthor Toney was killed by Benjamin Boothe last Thursday in Edgefield County.

March 31, 1869 Issue

Mr. Burwell Hilton was killed about three miles from Charlotte, N. C. last Thursday. He was from Lancaster.

On the 23rd inst., Caroline Simonton was killed by Crecie Senior, both colored.

April 7, 1869 Issue

The Richmond Dispatch reports that on Tuesday night, George Hines was run over and killed by a train near Chesterfield station.

The Macon Telegraph reports that on Sunday last, Green Hunnicutt killed Ned Jones for not going to church.

Mrs. Harriet M. Preston, wife of Capt. Walter R. Preston, and daughter of Edward and Claudia Means, of Fairfield County, died of consumption, in Montgomery Co., Va. on the 22nd of March in the 24th year of her age.

April 14, 1869 Issue

A Negro man, Ned Jones was shot and killed by Green Hunnicutt , a Negro, in Crawford County, Georgia on Sunday last

Mrs. Harriet M. Preston died on March 22d of consumption in Montgomery County, Virginia at the age of 24. She was the wife of Capt. Walter R. Preston and daughter of Edward and Claudia Means of Fairfield County.

April 21, 1869 Issue

Mr. Barnwell S. Stuart died in Winnsboro on the 18th inst. He was a lawyer in Memphis, Tennessee and at the time of his death was on a visit to his brother, Mr. Benj. R. Stuart. He was a native of Charleston, S. C.

April 28, 1869 Issue

Mr. Alexander H. Mazyck, a native of Charleston, died on the 21st inst. at his residence at Graham’s Cross Roads.

Thomas James, residing in Albany, died suddenly a few daya ago.

The Edgefield Advertiser reports that on Thursday last, Mr. John Autrey was killed by Mr. Andrew Moyer, Sr.

The Richmond Dispatch reports that Mr. James H. Walford died in this city yesterday at the age of forty-two of consumption. His funeral will take place in Trinity.

The Charlotte Times, of Thursday reports that on Tuesday last, Rufus M. Johnson died at the residenced of Dr. W. J. Hayes in Charlotte. Mr Johnson lived in South Carolina before the war.

John Darwin was badly burned and died on Sunday last in the village of Rainbow, near New Haven, Ct.

William Knight died near Rockingham, Iowa at the age of 65 years. He was a native of England and arrived in Iowa 30 years ago.

May 5, 1869 Issue

Mr. Wm. E. Murphy died in Winnsboro on the 27th instant at the age of 23 from disease of the heart. He was a member of Company E, 15th S. C. Infantry and received a wound at the battle of Gettysburg, which disabled him for life. Col. James N. Shedd died at his residence on Monday last of apoplexy at the age of 43. He served in the Mexican War in Company G, Palmetto Regiment, and in the Civil War in Co. G, 6th S. C. Infantry. He leaves a wife and six children.

Rufus M. Johnson died on Tuesday at the home of Dr. W. J. Hayes

May 12, 1869 Issue

Joseph Holmes was killed in a dule at Charlotte Court House yesterday by John Marshall.

May 19, 1869 Issue

Barnwell S. Stuart died on the 18th inst. at Winnsboro, South Carolina at the age of 29. He was a nephew of R. Barnwell Rhett. His wife died a few weeks ago. They are buried in the village churchyard near the homes of their childhood.

The Springfield (Ill.) Journal of April 30th, reports that Charles Miller, a performer in Joe Rutgledge’s Circul, died in an accident. May 26, 1869 Issue

Mrs. C. R. Thomson died in Winnsboro on Sunday last of typhoid fever at the age of 38. She was a native of Charleston, S. C. and a sister of Mr. Benj. R. Stewart.

The Sumter News reports the death of Mr. Joshua A. Spears on Monday last at the age of 70 years.

The Very Rev. J. M. Lancaster died in Covington, Kentucky of the 3rd inst.

June 2, 1869 Issue

The N. Y Sun reports that Chas. M. Connolly died on the 12th inst. He was born in Ireland in 1803, and immigrated to this country in 1803. He was the brother of Richard B. Connolly and leaves a widow and six children.

June 9, 1869 Issue

Col. Lewis T. Woodruff died on 25th of May in a fire that occurred in the city of Mobile. He was a former citizen of Winnsboro.

The Charleston News reports that Dr. James Moultrie died on Saturday, the 29th instant. He was the son of Dr. Alexander Moultrie and grandson of General Moultrie. He was born in Charleston and was 77 year of age.

June 16, 1869 Issue

Colonel Joseph G. Crane, commanding the fourth military district, acting Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, was killed on June 9th by E. M. Yerger.

June 23, 1869 Issue

Mr. F. L. Woodbull was killed last Tuesday in New York.

At Darlington, S. C., on Friday last, Cyrus Coachman was hung for the murder of Robert P. Suggs, near Florence on January 10th.

June 30, 1869 Issue

The Charleston Courier reports that another grandchild of Mr. Prince, who resides at the corner of Ann and Elizabeth Streets, died from injuries received in a fire on Monday last.

Adkin D. Lewis, who resided about seven miles south of Waynesboro, Georgia, was murdered on June 16th.

The Richmond, Virginia paper reports that Joseph Kelly who was shot on Thursday by Police Captain Callahon, has died.

Dr. Peter M. Wallace, editor of the Spartanburg Gazette, died on the 6th instant at the Spartanburg Court House, at the age of about 72.

July 14, 1869 Issue

Mrs. General Worth died on the 21st inst. in St. Augustine, Fla.

W. A Harris died in Columbia on Tuesday.

July 21, 1869 Issue

Mr. John Johnston died on Wednesday last in the 67th year of his age. He was born and lived in Winnsboro and was afflicted with palsy during his entire life.

August 11, 1869 Issue

A son of Mr. Marion Cain was accidentally killed by his brother in a hunting accident near Mt. Carmel.

The Barnwell Journal reports that Miss Mary Lard, of Barnwell, died on Wednesday morning last form the effects of morphine taken by mistake.

Mrs. Godboldt, wife of General Godbolt died on Monday last. Mrs. Wm. Dickson died on Sunday.

Bella Crawford died in Chicago on Wednesday from burns.

August 18, 1869 Issue

Manson Jolly, a Confederate soldier, was drowned on the 8th of July near his home in Texas.

Isaac Jones, of Darlington, was shot and killed while trying to escape prison.

August 25, 1869 Issue

Charlie White, a lion tamer was recently attached and killed by his lions in Michigan.

September 15, 1869 Issue

Mr. Samuel Jackson died at his residence in Fairfield on the 11th instant from an attack of apoplexy.

Jonathan Worth, Ex-Governor of North Carolina, died in Raleigh on Sunday at the age of nearly 67.

October 13, 1869 Issue

Jane Crow, a Negro woman, committed suicide about two weeks ago on the plantation of Mr. Wm. Winchester in Lancaster County.

October 20, 1869 Issue

Dr. William Henry Calhoun died in Lee County, near Tupelo, Mississippi on the 24th ult. of heart disease. He was a native of Abbeville and immigrated to Mississippi in 1845. He married in Anderson many years ago Miss Orr, a sister of Hon. James L Orr. He leaves a wife and four children. He was the youngest son of the late James Calhoun of Abbeville, and a nephew of Hon. John C. Calhoun. He was about fifty-four years old.

The Charleston News report that Mr. Patrick Carr, a patient in the Marine Hospital was beaten to death by John Klein.

A St. Louis paper reports the death of Mr. Archibald W. Oxendine, one of Marion’s Men, at Benton’s Creek, near Maramee Iron Works, in Phelps County, Missouri, on the 3rd inst. He was born on the Pedee River, South Carolina on August 27, 1759 and served with Marion during the Revolutionary. He was a Baptist minister for over forty years.

October 27, 1869 Issue

Last Saturday near Waterloo, Chas. King Jr. was killed by Thomas Patterson.

November 3, 1869 Issue

Mr. Derrel Hayes was found dead near Union Church on Friday last.

Lynchburg, Va., October 30, Miss Gaylor, aged 21, was found murdered on Thursday, near Sharon, in Bland County.

Lynchburg, Va., October 30, an infant of Henry Cresy died from burns yesterday.

November 17, 1869 Issue

Peter Ferdon died on November 4th in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

Dr. James R. Boulware died in the 13th inst. at his residence near Gladden’s Grove. He was a Surgeon with the 6th Regiment. Kate Dickson, wife of the Rev. Henry R. Dickson, died in Fairfield District at the residence of her mother. Mrs. A. G. McPheeters, on November 14, 1869 in the twenty-ninth year of her age.

November 24, 1869 Issue

On Wednesday last while a party of gentlemen were returning home from the circus, Mr. Wm. Brown, while carelessly handling his pistol fired it off and killed his brother-in-law, Mr. Daniel Reed.

December 1, 1869 Issue

Margaret N. Clarke, wife of Jno. W. Clarke, died in Winnsboro on November 25, 1869 at the age of 29.

December 8, 1869 Issue

The Baltimore Sun of Saturday reports the death of General William E. Martin, of Columbia, S. C., on Thursday at the home of his son, Wm. D. Martin.

The Huntington Pa. newspaper reports that John Perghtals, his wife and son Gardner were all murdered last night in the village of Pleasant Grove.

December 22, 1869 Issue

In Columbus, Georgia on December 18th, Geo. Eagle was killed in a saloon by Peter Desham and Peter Troot.

January 5, 1870 Issue

Mr. Green Kerley died from a fall from the third story window of Brown’s Hotel yesterday. He was from Madison County, Kentucky.

Mrs. Thos. Walker died near Ridgeway on the 19th instant after a few weeks illness. She leaves a small family.

January 11, 1870 Issue

Robert C. Solloway died in Charleston in the Mazyck Street Hospital on the 26th and was buried in Magnolia Cemetery. He was a native of England and served in the Confederate Army.

February 2, 1870 Issue

Judge Lemuel Boozer died on Sunday last while holding court in Camden. He was a native South Carolinian, having been born in Lexington District in 1808.

February 23, 1870 Issue

Mr. Jno. McDowell, colored, died from burns last Friday.

March 9, 1870 Issue

Mr. David R. Strother, and old and prominent citizen of Edgefield, is dead.

Mr. Baxter was killed by a train on Saturday at Ridgeville.

Mrs. Mary Ann Swinton died recently in Sumter.

Rev. Mr. Rawling was shot and killed a few days ago near Dallas, Gaston County, North Carolina.

March 16, 1879 Issue

Dr. James Breathed died at Hancock, Maryland.

March 23, 1870 Issue

Mr. W. F. DeSaussure died in Columbia on the 13th inst. at the age of 79.

Rev. John R. Pickett died in Chester Village on Monday last. He was buried at the M. E. Church at this place. March 30, 1870 Issue

The Anderson Intelligence notices the death of Mr. W. K. Harris and Mr. Jonathan T. Harrison, two well-known citizens of that county.

Judge T. N. Dawkins died in Union last Saturday.

April 6, 1870 Issue

Died at Davidson College, N. C. on the 25th of March 1870 after a severe illness of one week, Mr. T. C. Bookman, a student from Fairfield District, S. C.

Miss Annie S. DuBose, second daughter of the late Theodore S. DuBose, died on the 29th inst.

April 13, 1870 Issue

Watters W. Herbert died on March 27, 1870 at the age of 43 at the residence of Hon. W. W. Boyce, near Alexandria, Virginia. He died of pneumonia and leaves a widow. His was buried in a new cemetery near the Potomac River in sight of the Capitol of the Nation.

April 20, 1870 Issue

Captain T. W. Radcliffe died in this city in the fifty-ninth year of his age.

The Distinguished Dead – We copy the following from the Daily Herald, published in Columbia, Tennessee, for the benefit of those of our citizens, who are not aware of where rest the remains of our former citizen, Major General Richard Winn, of the Revolutionary Army. He was a native of our State, as will be seen by the annexed paragraphs: “There reposes in a secluded spot in the vicinity of Williamsport, in Maury County, the remains of Major General Richard Winn of the Revolutionary Army – a native of South Carolina. For thirty years in continuous succession he represented the people of his District in the Congress of the United States, and was a member during the memorable session of 1812, and voted for the declaration of war against Great Britain. A few years thereafter he removed with his family to Maury County, and died about the year 1817 or 1818. Since that time, most of the persons living in that neighborhood have died or removed, leaving but few who are familiar with the character of the venerated dead. The writer of this article remembers him well, and can truly say that but few men possessed higher virtues and nobler qualities than did General Winn. Being the only revolutionary General ever buried in the county, ought not the citizens to manifest some suitable regard by placing over his grave a suitable monument to his memory to indicate the place where rest the remains of the neglected dead.”

Mrs. E. Ann Johnson, wife of J. M. Johnson, died on March 5, 1870. She was born in Winnsboro and moved in infancy to Stateburg, Claremont County.

Mr. R. Allen, of Columbia, died on Friday last.

April 27, 1870 Issue

Died in Dalton, Ga. on the 14th of April, Albert B. Worthy, son of Willie M. and Millie E. Worthy, at the age of two years and two months. May 11, 1870 Issue

Captain T. A. Haltsclaw, of Greenville County, was murdered on the 1st instant.

June 22, 1870 Issue

Mr. Pleasant Goode, colored, died in Columbia yesterday. He had been suffering for a considerable length of time from dropsy of the kidneys. The funeral services were held at the Trinity Church in Columbia.

June 29, 1870 Issue

W. R. Johnston, formerly editor of the Columbia Phoenix, died in Chicago, Illinois on the 25th of last month.

Mr. John Millen, of Chester District, died in his 67th year.

July 5, 1870 Issue

Mr. Nathan Parrott died at his residence in this District on the 25th instant in the 82nd year of his age.

August 24, 1870 Issue

Mr. Richard Cathcart died at his residence on Monday at the age of 75.

August 31, 1870 Issue

Capt. A. S. Gailliard died at his residence in this District on the 22d instant. He was a Confederate Veteran. Only two weeks ago, two of his children died within a few hours of each other. He leaves a wife and two little children, a mother, brothers and sisters. His body was interred at the Episcopal Cemetery in this place

September 28, 1870 Issue

Mr. Willis Wallace, Laurens County, died suddenly last week.

October 5, 1870 Issue

Died on the 28th ultimo of disease of the heart at his residence near Ridgeway, Mr. Ed. Wm. Davis, in the fifty-fifth year of his age.

November 23, 1870 Issue

Col. Jas. R. Hagood, a Confederate veteran, died in Columbia on Tuesday last from injuries received at the accident on the Greenville Railroad, a few miles from Columbia.

November 30, 1870 Issue

Mrs. W. W. Ketchin died Monday.

Major George R. Hunter died after a short illness at his residence near Ridgeway on Thursday last.

December 7, 1870 Issue

McMillan King died at his residence in Charleston on Tuesday at the age of about 27. He was a native of Charleston and a Confederate Veteran. He contracted country fever while on a visit to the Savannah River, and the immediate cause of his death was a congestive chill, resulting from this attack.

Major George Ross Hunter, son of Rev. Humphrey Hunter and Miss Jane Ross, daughter of Dr. George Ross of Laurens District, died at his residence near Ridgeway, on the 24th ultimo. He was born in Lincolnton, N. C. on January 19, 1795.

December 14, 1870 Issue

We learn from the Raleigh (N. C.) Standard, that Mr. John F. White, a native of Wake County, died in Raleigh on last Sunday, aged about thirty-seven years.

Mr. Wm. N. DeLoume, of Sumter, died on Tuesday of last week, age 71.

Mr. B. F. Arthur, of Union, died in that town on Friday last, the 2d instant.

Col. W. D. Washington died in Lexington, Va.

A son of Dr. J. B. Hicklin died on Monday last. His death was caused by a runaway horse.

February 15, 1871 Issue

Robert S. Ketchin died on Tuesday from an attack of apoplexy. He leaves a wife and six small children. He was in the 40th year of his age.

February 22, 1871 Issue

Mrs. Mary Videau Yeadon, wife of the late Hon. Richard Yeadon, died in Charleston.

Mr. A. W. Buchanan died of pneumonia at the residence of Mr. A. F. Gooding on Tuesday last in the 27th year of his age. He was a native of Kentucky and was buried at the Presbyterian Church in this place.

About a month ago a little Irish girl by the name of Anna Gordan, in the employ of Mr. John C. Mackorell, near Blackstock in this County, received a severe whipping by the latter, from the effects of which she died on last Friday.

March 8, 1871 Issue

We regret to learn, says the Edgefield Advertiser, of the death of Mr. Wm. A. Refo, a printer by profession.

March 15, 1871 Issue

Bishop Andrew died in Mobile on Thursday last in the seventy-eight year of his age. He was stricken with paralysis in New Orleans. He endeavored to reach his home in Summerville, Alabama but only succeeded in getting as far as Mobile.

March 29, 1871 Issue

Mr. R. W. Boney, a former resident of our town, died Tuesday at his residence near Yonguesville from pulmonary consumption. He was 34 years old.

May 24, 1871 Issue

Mr. John W. Clarke died on Tuesday from the effects of a wound inflicted Tuesday by a pistol shot fired by Mr. Wm. D. Aiken in a personal difficulty. He was buried at the Methodist Church in this place.

June 14, 1871 Issue

Mrs. A. J. Shaw, wife of Solicitor Shaw of Marion, died on the 30th of May.

June 21, 1871 Issue

C. F. Holst, a citizen of Chester, died on the 8th instant at the age of 59. He was a native of Copenhagen, Denmark and settled in Chester in 1844.

Mrs. Jane B. Mackorell, the wife of John C. Mackorell, died on June 10, 1871 at Blackstock, S. C. in the thirty-first year of her age. She leaves a husband and five little children, the youngest only fourteen months old.

July 12, 1871 Issue

Mrs. M. E. Worthy, daughter of Mr. T. D. Oxner, died last Thursday in Dalton, Ga. She leaves a husband and two little children. Archibald Neal was drowned in a pond near Blackstock yesterday.

Mr. Robert Kirksey, of Pickens County, died on Thursday of last week at the age of seventy-one.

Dr. Wm. Reynolds Sr. died in Columbia on Wednesday.

Mr. David Cloud died last Tuesday of nervous fever near Ridgeway.

July 19, 1871 Issue

Dr. J. N. Smith died at the residence of Mr. F. M. Spurrier near Ridgeway on the 8th instant at the age of 60.

July 26, 1871 Issue

Abna Johnston died at his residence on Wednesday last from an affection of the brain.

August 9, 1871 Issue

W. B. Carlisle died in the Lunatic Asylum in Columbia on the 2d inst. He was born and raised in Fairfield.

August 23, 1871 Issue

Rev. G. W. Boggs died at Pendleton on the 14th instant. His remains were interred here in the Presbyterian Church Yard. He was a native of Anderson District. He was seventy-five years of age and leaves several sons.

September 20, 1871 Issue

Mr. and Mrs. Roswell T. Logan, of Charleston, were visiting the up-country and were stopping in Greenville, their son Edward Logan was seized by a sudden attack of cold and died. He was buried in Greenville on Monday last.

October 4, 1871 Issue

W. S. Henerey died last Friday at his residence in Charleston.

October 25, 1871 Issue

Mrs. Henry C. Davis died last Sunday of consumption.

December 6, 1871 Issue

Bishop Davis died in Camden at the age of sixty-eight years. He was a native of Wilmington. N. C.

December 20, 1871 Issue

Ellen Catherine Means, age five years and six months, eldest daughter of David C. and Elizabeth M. Means, died of diphtheria at Roselawn, Fairfield County on the 22d ultimo.”

January 8, 1872 Issue

Willie Murphy, the son of Mr. T. J. H. Murphy, died last Saturday from meningitis at the age of 16.

Eber Lyles, a colored boy, died of meningitis on Sunday.

Simon Anderson was frozen to death last week near Black Swamp in Darlington County.

Col. James Overton Lewis, of Oconee County, died of apoplexy on Tuesday.

January 15, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Rebecca Wilcott and Mrs. Elizabeth Hayne, of Laurens, died recently.

January 17, 1872 Issue

Paul Lyons died in Mobile County, Alabama on Thursday week. He was born in Savannah, Ga. on July 19, 1760.

January 22, 1872 Issue

Mr. Wm. H. Dial, of Columbia, died from paralysis last night. He was a native of Hanover, Germany and was about seventy.

Mr. John Enright, of Abbeville, died in that town recently.

Mr. John Young McGowan, of Brooklyn, New York, died in Aiken on Saturday of consumption.

February 21, 1872 Issue

Charlie Gerig, son of F. Gerig, was killed in a hunting accident on the 12th.

Mr. C. M. Douglass, of this County, a student at Davidson College, N. C., died last week.

March 6, 1872 Issue

Major Wm. Henry Whitner died at Madison, Florida on the 16th of February. He was a Confederate Veteran

Mr. J. G. Rabb, formerly a citizen of this County, residing with his family at Due West, Abbeville County, died Sunday from heart disease.

Mr. George Root died in a sawmill accident in Virginia a few days ago.

March 13, 1872 Issue

Rev. John Neely died in Augusta in his sixty-eighth year.

Mr. C. Durham Ford died at his residence on Monday last.

Capt. Jas. Johnston, of our County, died on Wednesday last at a ripe old age.

March 20, 1872 Issue

Wm. Brice died on Saturday last at the age of eighty.

April 3, 1872 Issue

Mr. O. R. Brown, of our County, died on Saturday last. He received a severe injury about two-and-a-half months ago from his horse falling on him, from which he had never recovered.

April 10, 1872 Issue

B. B. Cook, of this County, died on Sunday last.

Prof. Samuel Finley Breese Morse died at his residence in New York on Wednesday last at the advanced age of eighty years.

April 17, 1872 Issue

Dr. Edward Sill died in Salisbury, North Carolina.

Dr. W. K. Propst died at Austin, Texas. He was born in this community and moved to Texas about eight months ago.

Harrison H. Counts and Wm. A. Martin have died. Mr. Counts was Tax Collector of the District for a long time in ante bellum days.

May 8, 1872 Issue

The house of Mr. Seiglar was burned to the ground and a daughter of Mr. E. W. Hanes and along with Mr. Stewart died from burns on Sunday.

May 15, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Dr. R. H. Edmund died in Ridgeway on Wednesday last.

June 5, 1872 Issue

Mr. Alexander Foxworth, of Sumter County, died last week.

June 12, 1872 Issue

Four young boys, Wm. J. Ellison and brother Andrew J. Ellison, aged ten and twelve years, and their cousins, Lee Couch and Willie Couch, aged nine and ten years, were found dead from drowning in a mill pond on Brush Creek in Pickens County.

June 19, 1872 Issue

William T. Nelson died at his residence in this County on the 10th of June of a complication of diseases, aged about 52 years. July 10, 1872 Issue

Claudia Nelson, eldest daughter of W. M. Nelson, died Tuesday last.

July 17, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Jonathan Stanton committed suicide Wednesday by hanging herself.

July 24, 1872 Issue

Mr. James L. Rosborough died at his residence near Blackstock on the 17th inst.

July 31, 1872 Issue

Mr. Patrick H. Flanigan died Saturday from apoplexy at the age of fifty-five. He was a native of Ireland. He leaves a widow and several sons.

August 7, 1872 Issue

Mr. E. E. Stevenson died at Gray’s Spring on Friday last. He was taken with something like an apoplectic fit and died suddenly.

Mr. Porter of Kingstree died last Monday at Manning.

August 14, 1872 Issue

Captain Daniel Zeigler, of Orangeburg County, died on the 29th of July at the age of seventy-eight. He was a soldier of the War of 1812.

Mrs. Nicholas Peay, who just recently came to our County has died. She was at the time of her death on a visit to her relatives in Liberty Hill.

Mrs. M. V. Owens died in this place on Sunday, and was interred in the Presbyterian Church Yard. She was about sixty years of age.

The Cheraw Democrat announces the death of Miss Margaret Graham.

Miss Annie P. Simpson, of Laurens, died recently.

Annie Holmes Cureton, youngest child of Dr. J. D. Cureton, died yesterday.

August 28, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Rebecca Kirkland, of the County, died a few days ago.

Miss Mary D. Bacot, formerly of Charleston, but lately a resident of our town, died on Monday last. She had been a sufferer of lung disease.

Dr. Wm. Cloud, of Beckhamville, Chester County, died on Wednesday last and was buried in this place. He was eighty-six.

Mitchell Hart, the millionaire pawnbroker of New York, died in that city last Wednesday, worth a fortune of $60,000,000.

September 11, 1872 Issue

Mr. John B. Jenkins, of this county, died on Saturday last. He was a veteran of the Indian War in Florida and the Civil War.

September 18, 1872 Issue

An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. DuBose Egleston has died.

Capt. James M. Mulvaney, a prominent Irishman but for twenty-five years a resident of Charleston, died Wednesday.

September 25, 1872 Issue

The Georgetown Times records the death of Mrs. Cecelia McGinney at the age of 86.

Prof. M. M. Farrow died in Columbia.

Mrs. W. W. Ketchin, wife of Mr. W. W. Ketchin and daughter of John A. Brice, died of hemorrhage of the lungs.

The Spartanburg Spartan records the death of T. W. Montgomery.

Mr. Barney Bishop, of Spartanburg, died recently.

Ned Gladden was killed by George Moore, both colored, on Saturday near Gladden’s Grove.

October 9, 1872 Issue

Dr. A. S. Cameron died at the residence of his father on Friday last from consumption.

Mr. Wellington Creight died yesterday after a brief illness.

Dr. R. A. Archer died in Abbeville.

Dr. Thomas Lake died in Ninety-Six.

October 16, 1872 Issue

Augusta Gertrude Zealey, youngest daughter of H. M. and M. D. Zealey of Monticello, died on the 3d of October, aged 11 months and two weeks.

Mrs. Ann Shea, of Charleston, died of heart disease.

The Abbeville Medium records the death of Wm. H. Parker.

Mrs. Eliza Shea of Charleston died yesterday of disease of the heart.

October 23, 1872 Issue

Eber Shedd, youngest child of Mrs. Jane M. and the late Col. J. N. Shedd, died recently.

Mr. William Knox, of Chester, died at 63 years of age.

Mr. Brunson, of Darlington, died in that place.

Julius Edwin Lyles, age three years and four months and only son of N. P. and Mrs. Lou S. Lyles, died in Marengo County, Ala.

October 30, 1872 Issue

Mr. George E. Steinmeyer died in Charleston.

November 6, 1872 Issue

Mr. James Gibson died in this place on Thursday last. He leaves a wife and three children.

The Laurensville Herald records the following deaths: Mr. Silas M. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. James Copeland and Miss Lidia Abrams.

November 13, 1872 Issue

Mattie Dwight, child of Captain and Mrs. W. M. Dwight, died from diphtheria.

Mr. David Leckie of Chester died.

November 20, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Copes, wife of Capt. James Copes, died of heart disease in this place on Thursday. She was a native of Charleston.

November 27, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Julian Soule, wife of Mr. Julian Soule, died on the 15th from eating phosphorus matches at Lake City, Florida. She was the daughter of the late John S. Due.

Louise Dwight, eldest child of Capt. W. M. Dwight, died on Thursday last from diphtheria.

Dr. A. S. Cameron died at his residence in Fairfield County on the 5th of October.

Mr. Robert Hayne Perry, son of Ex-Gov. B. F. Perry, died at Aiken last Monday.

December 4, 1872 Issue

Richard Lewis, colored, familiarly known as “Col. Lewis”, was found dead Sunday. He had passed the three score and ten at the time of his death.

The Edgefield Advertiser records the death of Thomas Payne.

Miss Lizzie E. Sloan, of Newberry County, died on Saturday last from being thrown from a buggy. She was the daughter of Mr. James Sloan.

Horace Greeley died in New York City on Friday last.

December 16, 1872 Issue

Mrs. Agnes Young, wife of Mr. James M. Young, who lived near Lowndesville, died at Batesville, Mississippi last Monday.

Jacob Feaster died at his residence in the Buckhead neighborhood on the 12th inst. at the age of 82.

January 29, 1873 Issue

Dr. Hagood, father of General Hagood, died at his residence at Barnwell Court House on Friday last.

Mr. I. I. Davis, of Clarendon, died on the 7th instant.

Dr. R. H. Jordan died in Chester County a few days ago. He was surgeon of the 6th S. C. Infantry.

February 5, 1873 Issue

Jas. S. Stewart died last Wednesday at the age of 65. He was a native of this County. He leaves a wife, two children.

Mr. John B. Patterson died at Midway, Barnwell County on Saturday last.

Mrs. Mary A. Walker, widow of the late Robert A. Walker, died at Washington the 19th. She was a granddaughter of Benjamin Franklin. Lewis Cain, of Keowee, frozen to death last Sunday.

February 12, 1873 Issue

Mrs. Polly Tidwell, widow of the late Strother Tidwell, died at her residence in Longtown in this County on the 23d of January 1873, in the 77th year of her age.

Mr. James McCreight died recently. He was born in Winnsboro in 1798. His funeral services were held Friday at the Presbyterian Church.

February 19, 1873 Issue

Livingston D. Shewell, of Philadelphia, died recently on the Adriatic.

Lue Perry Yarborough, daughter of R. T. and Anna E. Yarborough, aged 5 years, died on Sunday the 26th instant.

Mrs. M. E. Burley died Saturday, the 8th instant in the 87th year of her age.

The family of Mr. Robert T. Yarborough has been afflicted with diphtheria and meningitis. Three of his children and his sister have died in the past few days.

February 26, 1873 Issue

Mr. Hugh Casey, a resident of Columbia, died on Saturday last.

Mrs. A. A. Talley, wife of Rev. Nicholas Talley, of Columbia is dead.

Franklin Gillespie, an Irish peddler, died in Yorkville recently.

Mr. Thomas Haigood, a citizen of this County, died Monday.

March 5, 1873 Issue

W. A. Alexander, formerly of Pickens County, but for many years a resident of White County, Ga., was found dead between Washington and Greensboro, Ga.

The Abbeville Medium reports the death of Mr. Samuel Robinson from heart disease.

Thomas Guthrie has died.

March 12, 1873 Issue

Mr. Neel, of Newberry County, died from a stabbing affray.

Dr. W. A. Fair died in Newberry County last Thursday.

James Laurie, a Federal soldier, died in Newberry the past week. He was a native of Scotland.

Mr. Chancey Stevens, of Anderson County, froze to death last Monday.

Mrs. Amesbury, an aged lady, died in Florence on Wednesday.

Dr. W. T. Bregdon died in Sumter on Wednesday last of paralysis.

Mr. Bunyan Gladney eldest son died a few days ago in Monticello from meningitis

The Chester Reporter records the death of Mrs. Melissa Secrest, widow of Col. Andrew J. Secrest, on the 27th ult.

The Chester Reporter records the death of Mrs. Catherine G. Brice, wife of Charles G. Brice, on the 2d instant.

March 19, 1873 Issue

Miss Mollie Owens, a schoolgirl of Davie County, was burned to death last week.

Mr. Iverson L. Brookes, of Barnwell, S. C., died on the 24 ult. at his home near Erwinton.

Jim Wooten, a colored man, was found dead last Saturday near Sand Hill in Richland County. March 26, 1873 Issue

Mrs. Mary Price died in Columbia last Sunday and her remains were brought to this place and interred in the Presbyterian Church yard. She was raised in this County and was sixty-five year old. She leaves two daughters.

Mrs. Ann Yongue, who lived about four miles from town, died Friday at the passenger depot. She had just returned from a visit to a sick daughter in Charlotte, N. C. and died immediately after leaving the train. She was about eighty years of age.

Dr. D. H. Trezevant died in Columbia on Monday last.

Mr. F. Pape, of Columbia, died on Monday last. He leaves several children.

April 2, 1873 Issue

Dr. Henry Boylston died yesterday in Charleston at the age of seventy-eight. He was a native of Boston, Mass. He was the father of J. R. Boyleston and H. Boyleston. His wife survives him.

“The Immortal No” is dead. Hon. Joseph Powell died at Greenville, Tenn., lately, after an eventful life and one act in it entitles him to an immortality of fame. He served in the South Carolina Legislature, and was the only man who voted “No” at a public meeting that passed the nullification resolutions. A gold-headed cane was presented to him inscribed “The Immortal “No”. During the rebellion he served in Burnside’s army, and was imprisoned at Richmond. –Cleveland (Ohio) Banner

Mr. L. C. Walker, of Newberry, the last of his family, is dead says the Herald.

Col. John Hugh Marshall died at his residence near Greenville on the 19th inst. of paralysis, in the forty-first year of his age.

The Anderson Intelligencer records the deaths of Col. D. K. Hamilton, Wm. C. Bailey, Baylis Watkins, and Mrs. Mary Rankin.

April 9, 1873 Issue

Mr. I. W. Lewis died on Sunday last at Lewis’ Turn Out.

Mrs. William A. Drennan died on Sunday the 30th ultimo near Cedar Shoals.

Mrs. Jerre T. Walker, the daughter of William Wilkins of Marshall County, Mississippi; died on Monday last at the residence of Mr. A. T. Walker.

Mrs. S. P. Hamilton died Sunday at her father’s home in Savannah, Georgia.

April 16, 1873 Issue

H. P. McMaster died on Tuesday last in the fifty-fourth year of his age.

The Columbia papers record the death of Mr. Charles Allen Bedell, son of C. A. Bedell. He was afflicted with Bright’s disease of the kidneys.

Mr. Chaires Jr. died last Sunday in Columbia.

April 23, 1873 Issue

Dr. W. C. D. Melton died Monday last at his home in Chester. He was the eldest brother of Major George W. Melton and was about fifth-four years of age. Disease of the heart is supposed to have caused his death.

The Newberry Herald records the sudden death of Miss Annie Hillhouse and Mr. Thos. Murtishaw.

Wm. H. Talley, eldest son of Mr. N. Talley, died in Columbia on Saturday last.

April 30, 1873 Issue

Mrs. Christiana Davis died on the 22d instant in Columbia at about eighty-eight years old. She was born in Somersetshire, England and came to Columbia in 1820. Her remains were interred in Trinity Church yard.

May 7, 1873 Issue

Hugh A. Milling died in this County near Blackstock from pneumonia.

May 14, 1873 Issue

Mr. James Mackorell was found dead Sunday morning at Blackstock in this County on the tracks of the C. C. & A. R. R.

Chief Justice Chase died in New York on May 7, 1873 at the residence of his daughter.

Mrs. L. E. Sanders, of Orangeburg, died Monday night.

Mr. William Zorn, of Barnwell County, died at the age of 70.

Mrs. Jasper Gibbs died at Fairforest, Union County on Thursday.

Mr. C. Shiver died at his residence in Kershaw County on Saturday last.

Mr. John Workman, a citizen living on the dividing line between Newberry and Laurens, died during the last week, aged 65 years.

June 4, 1873 Issue

P. A. Eichelberger, of Edgefield, died recently.

Dr. Robert W. Coleman, of Feasterville in this County, died last Tuesday.

Charles Cathcart died on Friday night last from paralysis. He was sixty-eight years of age and a native of County Antrim of Ireland. He leaves a wife and five children.

Mr. D. T. Crosby died at his residence near Crosbyville in this County last Sunday from consumption. He served in Company F, 6th S. C. Infantry during the late war. He leaves a wife and three children.

June 18, 1873 Issue

An infant of Mr. B. Sugenheimer has died.

Judge David L. Wardlaw died Sunday in Abbeville. He was born in Abbeville County in 1799, and was seventy- four years old.

Mr. Samuel Simpson died at Ridgeway last Monday of inflammation of the stomach. He was a native of Ireland and a Confederate Veteran.

June 25, 1873 Issue

Capt. Jesse Schumpert, Pinch Reeder and Alfred Gary, the last two colored, were killed on the 21st above Prosperity when the boiler of the steam thresher exploded. Captain Schumpert had very recently married the second time and leaves a young widow and five children.

J. Eli Gregg, of Marion, died at Mars Bluff on Sunday last.

Hon. John Cochran, of Alabama, died in Barbour County last Friday.

July 2, 1873 Issue

Hiram Powers died in Florence, Italy on the 27th instant. He was the greatest of American sculptors. He was born at Woodstock, Vermont in 1805.

Mr. James H. Wells died yesterday in Columbia from congestion of the brain at the age of eighty-two. He was Georgian by birth. He leaves two daughters, four sons and several grand children.

Mrs. Robert Dunlap died near Ridgeway on Sunday of typhoid dysentery.

Mrs. R. H. Edmunds Jr. died last Thursday. She was the daughter of the late Dr. John P. Thomas. She leaves a husband and two children. The obsequies will be performed at St. Stephens Church, Ridgeway, S. C.

July 9, 1873 Issue

John Tidwell died at his home in Holmes County, Mississippi on the 23rd of last month from dropsy of the heart. He was a native of this County and moved from here to Mississippi about twenty-five years ago and was in the 70th year of his age. He leaves a widow, two sons, and a daughter.

James L. Jamison, the colored Senator from Orangeburg, died in Columbia yesterday.

Israel Pressley was killed by Cuff McCullough last Wednesday, both colored.

July 16, 1873 Issue

Rev. Father Kelly, of St. Michael’s Catholic Church, Philadelphia, died in the surf at Atlantic City on the 6th instant. He was about thirty years old.

Mrs. Shealy, formerly Miss Mattie Weeks, committed suicide on Monday last in Graniteville.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saling Wolfe died on Saturday last at the age of six months.

July 23, 1873 Issue

Colonel Simeon Fair died yesterday at his home in Newberry.

The following deaths in Abbeville County are recorded in the last Medium: Mrs. Margaret Stephenson, Rev. George Allen, at Savannah, Georgia, Mrs. Daniel New, Mrs. Jonathan Jordan, Mrs. Susan E. Cox.

Mr. J. W. Settlemeyer committed suicide on Sunday in Columbia. He was about twenty-eight years old.

July 30, 1873 Issue

Mattie Cathcart, daughter of John H. Cathcart, died from diphtheria.

Mrs. M. C. Rowell died at her home near Landsford on the 19th instant at the age of 75.

In the Landsford area the following have died in the past three months: Mr. William McMillan in his 74th year, Mrs. H. A. McDowell, his sister, aged 71 years, and Mrs. Rebecca Walker, aged 78 years. – Chester Reporter

August 6, 1873 Issue

Maud Elwell, daughter of Rev. S. P. H. Elwell, died on Wednesday of diphtheria at Ridgeway. Another daughter died on Sunday of the same disease.

Capt. Homer L. McGowan, brother of Gen. McGowan, died at Caesar’s Head on Monday last from consumption.

John Henry Screven, infant son of W. I. and E. M. Screven, died July 20th at Roseland, aged 9 months and 7 days.

August 13, 1873 Issue

Mrs. Isabella M. Blocker, of Turkey Creek, Edgefield County, died on Sunday last at the age of 80. She was a grand niece of Dr. James Beattie and was born Charleston.

Col. Joshua Hammond, a soldier of the war 1812, died at Langley on Sunday last at the age of 93. He was a son of Capt. Joshua Hammond, a soldier of the Revolutionary War, who died in Hamburg about twenty-three years ago aged, 111 years.

Mrs. Barre, the wife of Dr. Barre, died on Tuesday, the 29th inst.

Mr. Outze, of Abbeville, died yesterday of paralysis.

Sanders Ford, the colored Senator from this County, died Sunday of fever.

Eber Smith, infant son of H. A. Smith, died on Friday.

A daughter of Mr. Joseph Ratterree died from a disease somewhat similar to the yellow fever.

Mr. John Mason Talbott died in Paris, Ky. on the 5th instant from a gunshot.

August 20, 1873 Issue

Mr. John Heart died lately on board the steamship Charleston on her passage from Charleston to New York and was buried on States Island. He was a native of Pennsylvania and was about sixty-six.

Mr. Benj. Nunnery, who resided about seven miles from Camden, was killed by a stroke of lightning on Sunday.

John Gill, a colored man from Chester, was killed by lightning on Wednesday.

August 27, 1873 Issue

Rev. Thos. Smyth of Charleston has died.

September 3, 1873 Issue

Benjamin Hammond, a colored man, was killed by a train on Friday.

September 10, 1873 Issue

Mrs. Iredell Jones died at Rock Hill on Saturday last of diphtheria. She was the daughter of the late Gov. J. H. Adams. She leaves a husband and two children.

September 24, 1873 Issue

Mr. James Gray died on Wednesday and Mr. Adam Barber died on Sunday.

October 1, 1873 Issue

George Henderson was fatally injured at the depot platform yesterday at Rock Hill.

Mr. Wm. Humphreys died of congestion on Wednesday at Major Woodward’s place near town.

October 15, 1873 Issue

Capt. Wm. McCulley died at his residence in this County on Saturday at about the age of thirty-five. He commanded Company G, 6th S. C. Infantry.

October 22, 1873 Issue

Mr. James Henry Phillips, son of Mr. Hiram Phillips, died in Sumter.

Mr. A.C. Hammet, son of Capt. J. B. N. Hammet, died in Sumter from the discharge of a gun which had been set for thieves at his store.

October 29, 1873 Issue

Annie Gaillard, the eldest child of Henry A. Gaillard, died of diphtheria on Monday at the age of six.

Mr. James Gordon died recently near Blackstock.

Annie Robertson, only child of T. Ross Robertson, died on Monday of diphtheria, aged fifteen months.

R. Gregg Cameron died in Winnsboro on Friday of apoplexy.

November 5, 1873 Issue

Mr. Albon C. Morgan, son of I. C. Morgan, died on Sunday in Columbia and was buried in Washington Street Church Burial Grounds. His wife and child preceded him but a few months. He was a native of Columbia and about twenty-six years of age.

Captain John Westfield, of Greenville, died on Monday the 27th instant at the age of fifty-three.

Mamie Mobley, only child of Dr. John C. Mobley, died on Saturday at the age of six from diphtheria.

Mary Logan Porter, a daughter of the late Rev. A. A. Porter and niece of Col. J. L. Black of Ridgeway, died from diphtheria.

Mr. McNulty, of Doko, has lost a child from diphtheria, aged two years.

Mr. Levi Bolick, who was shot by Mr. Hezekiah Duncan on the 24th of October, died on November 2nd.

November 12, 1873 Issue

Prof. Maxmilian LaBorde, of Columbia, has died. He was born in 1804.

November 26, 1873 Issue

Mr. Eli Killian died last week of paralysis at his residence at Killian’s.

December 3, 1873 Issue

Mr. Peter Gadsden, a colored man, was burnt to death in his house near Doko last Thursday.

Mr. Alex Young died in Florida. He was an old citizen of Fairfield.

December 10, 1873 Issue

Mrs. E. R. Nicholson, of Chester County, died on Monday.

Elias Crosby, colored, died in a hunting accident in the neighborhood of Halsellville in Chester County. Maria English, the youngest child of Col. John English, died in Columbia of diphtheria.

Mr. James Harvey Smith died at the residence of his father-in-law, Mr. T. D. Oxner in Winnsboro of consumption on the 4th instant at the age of 35. He was a veteran of the 6th Regt., S. C. Infantry and leaves a wife and one child.

December 17, 1873 Issue

Dr. June died at the residence of Mr. John E. Peay last Wednesday, age 80.

Mrs. Wm. H. Ellison, formerly of this county, died recently at Rocky Mount, Bossier Parish, La.

Mr. Isaac M. Dwight died in Boonesville, Missouri. He was born in 1799 and a native of South Carolina.

December 24, 1873 Issue

Mr. George Matthews died on Tuesday near Ridgeway from paralysis at the age of 67.

Mr. B. C. Rosborough died at his home near Blackstock on Wednesday. He was buried at the A. R. Church in Winnsboro.

January 7, 1874 Issue

Mr. Wm. G. Gerig, the eldest son of Francis Gerig, died on Wednesday of consumption at the age of 24. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

January 14, 1874 Issue

Mr. Richard Wern, of Columbia, shot himself yesterday.

January 28, 1874 Issue

Mrs. George H. McMaster died yesterday.

Major Thos. Lyles died at the age of eighty-eight.

Mr. Joel A. Smith died on Saturday the 17th inst. of consumption.

February 4, 1874 Issue

Mr. John McCully died on Tuesday last at the age of seventy-five.

Adam Craig was killed by Frank Craig on the 19th, both colored.

February 11, 1874 Issue

Maj. Thomas Lyles died at his home on January 19, 1874 at the age of eighty-seven years. February 25, 1874 Issue

Robert Stuart Burns died Saturday. He was born in Charleston on September 7, 1834, son of Mr. Henry M. Burns and was a Confederate Veteran.

Robert C. Delarge, colored of Charleston, died on Saturday of consumption.

Mrs. Elizabeth Poteet died on Wednesday last.

Mr. W. H. McCaw died from burns on Thursday in Columbia.

March 4, 1874 Issue

Rev. John Bachman died on Tuesday in Charleston in his eighty fifth year.

March 11, 1874 Issue

Mrs. General Wade Hampton died at Charlottesville, Va. last Saturday. She was the daughter and only child of the late Gov. George McDuffie. She leaves several children.

April 8, 1874 Issue

Mr. Andrew Petticrew died at Blackstock. He was a native of County Antrim, Ireland and immigrated to this State a few years since. He died at the age of 32.

April 22, 1874 Issue

Judge James M. Rutland died in Winnsboro on the 17th of April at the age of sixty. He was born in the Horse Branch neighborhood and will be buried in Lancaster.

April 29, 1874 Issue

Mr. G. H. Parker died on Friday, the 24th of April at the age of sixty. He was buried at the Presbyterian Cemetery.

May 6, 1874 Issue

Mr. Wm. M. Martin died of pneumonia on Friday at the age of sixty. He was a member of Lebanon Presbyterian Church. He leaves a family.

May 13, 1874 Issue

Mr. Henry J. Coleman died at his residence near Feasterville in the county on the 4th instant of pneumonia.

Capt. John Christopher, the commander of the Federal troops in Yorkville, committed suicide at his residence on May 4th. He was a native of Philadelphia, where his remains will be taken for burial.

James Martin, a colored man, was drowned at G. P. Martin’s Mill near Ashford’s Ferry, Broad River on the 25th.

May 21, 1874 Issue

Admiral Franklin Buchanan died on the 11th inst. at his home in Talbot County, Maryland at the age of 74. He was a native of Maryland and commanded the Confederate Fleet during the war.

May 27, 1874 Issue

Miss Maria P. Harper died on Saturday last. She was the second daughter of the late Chancellor Harper. Her remains rest in the “Buckhead” Cemetery. June 10, 1874 Issue

Mrs. James A. Brice died on Friday of pneumonia. She left a husband and five children, one being a week old. The funeral ceremonies were performed at the A. R. Church

Spartanburg, S. C. June 4 – Two brothers, twins, nine years old sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Carlton, drowned at White’s Mill Pond near Spartanburg this evening.

July 15, 1874 Issue

Mrs. Melvin Kinard, wife of M. L. Kinard, died from an overdose of paregoric on Thursday. She was the daughter of J. M. Williams of Greenville and was twenty-one years of age.

August 5, 1874 Issue

Mr. Geo. H. Cathcart died recently in Texas. He leaves a wife.

Col. R. Starke Means, son of the late Hon. John H. Means, died on the 20th inst. near Blacksburg, Va. He was a native of Fairfield County and served as Lieutenant Colonel of the 17th S. C. Infantry during the late war.

August 26, 1874 Issue

Mr. W. J. Oxner, of Winnsboro, died in Charleston from an overdose of laudanum on Saturday at the age of nineteen.

September 2, 1874 Issue

Mr. E. M. Murphy died on Friday at the age of about fifty-five.

B. F. Davidson died on Sunday. He as a native of North Carolina but had lived several years in Fairfield, and was County Auditor at the time of his death.

T. P. Ligon Sr. died on Friday last of paralysis at the age of seventy-one. He was a native of Virginia but came to this place about thirty-five year ago.

October 7, 1874 Issue

Philip C. Alston, son of the late Col. W. M. J. Alston of Fairfield, died on the 4th of September, aged twenty years.

October 14, 1874 Issue

Marion Fripp, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Fripp of Columbia, died yesterday of croup.

November 4, 1874 Issue

Rachel Morrison, daughter of Mr. W. A. Morrison, died on Friday at the age of five from congestive chills. She was buried in the Methodist Cemetery.

November 11, 1874 Issue

John Rowe, colored, died on Tuesday.

November 25, 1874 Issue

Angus Macaulay died on the 17th inst. at the residence of Mr. Duvall. He will be buried in Elmwood Cemetery at Charlotte, N. C.

December 2, 1874 Issue

Col. David Province died of pneumonia near Strotters’, Fairfield County on the 24th inst. He was a native of Kentucky. Previous to the war he moved to Arkansas, where he has made a Colonel of a regiment and returned to Fairfield County after the war.

December 9, 1874 Issue

Mr. Thos. J. Spurrier died at his residence near Ridgeway on the 30th inst. at the age of 73.

December 16, 1874 Issue

Benjamin Fanenil Dunkin died on Saturday at his residence in Charleston, aged eighty-two. He was a native of Massachusetts.

Mrs. Wm. C. Beaty died Thursday. She was a native of this county but for many years previous to her marriage had resided in Alabama. Her funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church.

December 23, 1874 Issue

Mr. Daniel Harrison died on November 22, 1874 in Drew County, Ark., aged 65 years. He was formerly a resident of Fairfield Co., S. C.

February 3, 1875 Issue

Judge John T. Green died of consumption in Sumter on the 27th ult.

February 10, 1875 Issue

Mrs. Wm. D. Bolick died at her residence near Buckhead in this County a few days ago. She leaves a husband and several children.

February 17, 1875 Issue

On Saturday in the penitentiary in Columbia, one of the convicts, Charles Barron, got into a difficulty with Corporal Bryant, of the guard, when the latter drew his pistol and shot Barron in the right side, from the effects of which he died in about twenty minutes.

Mr. Nathaniel W. Lord shot himself to death on Saturday in Charleston.

Mr. Thos. Richardson, of this County, died at his residence near Simpson’s T. O. on Tuesday last.

The remains of Mr. Jno. F. Cameron passed through Winnsboro Saturday. He had recently moved from Fairfield to Columbia.

February 24, 1875 Issue

Elizabeth Porter Davidson, only child of Mrs. Janie D. Davidson, died on the 14th instant from whooping cough. She was two years, seven months and two days old.

March 3, 1875 Issue

Mr. Abram F. Lumpkin died in Winnsboro on the 24th of February at the age of fifty-six. To Mr. and Mrs. Lumpkin were born a family of eleven sons and one daughter, of whom he sent six sons to the army where three fell in defense of their native land. He was buried in the Methodist Cemetery.

March 24, 1875 Issue

A Man Killed by a Turkey Gobbler – The Fayetteville, North Carolina Gazette, of a recent date, contains the following announcement. “Died at his seat in Anson County, N. C. on 20th ultimo, the Hon. Samuel Spencer, L. L. D., and one of the Judges of the superior court of his State. His honor’s health had been declining for about two years, but he performed the last circuit three months since and we understand, intended to have left home in a few days for this town, where the superior court is now sitting, had if not been for the following accident, which, it is thought hastened his death: He was sitting in his piazza with a red cap on his head, when a large cock turkey passing, the judge, being sleepy, began to nod; when the turkey, mistaking the nodding and red cap, for a challenge, made so violent and unexpected an attack on his honor that he threw him out of his chair on the floor; and before he could get any assistance, so beat and bruised him that he died within a few days after.

Mrs. Nancy James, of Fairfield County, fell into a large gully and was killed.

April 28, 1875 Issue

Mr. Joseph Lauhon died at Ridgeway on Monday last. He was a native of this county and fifty-six years of age. He leaves a wife and a daughter. His funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Ridgeway.

May 12, 1875 Issue

Mr. Allen R. Shaw died near Augusta last Wednesday.

May 19, 1875 Issue

Col. James Connors died in Lancaster County.

Col. John B. Moore died in Sumter.

Capt. W. B. Clarkson died at Allendale. He was a brother of our fellow citizen, R. H. Clarkson.

June 2, 1875 Issue

Mr. Edward Hope died in Columbia yesterday. He was about fifty years old, a native of London and unmarried. He was buried in Elmwood Cemetery.

Hon. Jesse D. Bright died in Indiana. He was born in central New York in 1812 and removing to Indiana.

George N. Reynolds was stricken with paralysis and died on Monday at the age of sixty-three years. He leaves a wife and four children.

June 17, 1875 Issue

Mrs. Andrew McMeekin of this county died last week. We are informed that her husband, who survives her, and herself, lived in wedlock sixty-one years. Mr. McMeekin is the sole surviving member of Capt. Kincaid’s Company, which volunteered from Fairfield in the War of 1812.

Mr. Samuel B. Bunch died in Washington City yesterday. He was a former resident of Columbia and a faithful soldier of the Confederate army.

June 23, 1875 Issue

John Rosser was found dead in his house on the Rice Creek Springs Road about five miles from Columbia.

George McMaster, youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. McMaster, died on Thursday last from cholera infantum.

Tommy Smith, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Smith, died Tuesday of cholera infantum.

Miss Willie Norwood died in Abbeville.

June 30, 1875 Issue

Willie Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gilbert, died of cholera infantum last Sunday, and was interred in Presbyterian Churchyard.

An infant son, of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Rabb, died Wednesday of cholera infantum.

Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bratton, wife of Gen. John Bratton and daughter of the late Theodore DuBose, died at the age of thirty-seven on the 23d of June at the residence of Mr. Edward Noble in Abbeville. Her remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery in Winnsboro.

July 7, 1875 Issue

Mr. Henry T. Crumpton died of Bright’s disease at his residence near Ridgeway last Monday. He was about fifty years of age.

Mr. L. Leonard, a native of North Carolina, died in Newberry on the 18th inst. His remains were taken to his home in North Carolina.

August 4, 1875 Issue

Ex-President Andrew Johnson died on the 31st July at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. W. R. Brown, in Carter Country Tennessee. He was born in Raleigh, N. C. in 1809. His wife was with him and his son Frank Johnson and daughter Mrs. Patterson were sent for.

Death of George Washington’s Grand Niece. Mrs. Frances Parke Butler, wife of our esteemed friend, Col. E. G. W. Butler, of Dunboyne, parish of Iberville, but for the past four years a resident of Pass Christian, Miss. She was born at Mount Vernon Nov. 27, 1797, and was the daughter of Lawrence Lewis and Eleanor Parke Custis, of Woodlawn Fairfax County, Va. – New Orleans Picayune

September 22, 1875 Issue

Joe Crews died last Tuesday from the wounds received on the eighth day of September in Laurens County.

November 17, 1875 Issue

Mrs. R. F. Martin died Friday from hemorrhage of the lungs. She leaves a husband and four small children.

Mrs. Harriet Buchanan died in Mobile, Alabama on November 14th, aged eighty-three. She was a daughter of Rev. Samuel Young, one of the earliest settlers of Winnsboro and the relict of Hon. John Buchanan. Her remains will reach Winnsboro this afternoon in charge of Rev. E. P. Palmer and will be interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

November 24, 1875 Issue

Robert McCarley, only son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCarley, died Wednesday last of inflammatory croup.

December 5, 1875 Issue

Mrs. Annie J. Neil, wife of John J. Neil, died on Wednesday last.

Mr. Philip Thompson, colored, died in a cotton gin accident in Fairfield County.

December 8, 1875 Issue

The Columbia papers announce the death on Saturday last of Maj. C. D. Melton.

Cudjo Johnson, colored, was killed in a hunting accident on the 29th.

December 15, 1875 Issue

Mr. Wm. H. Cathcart died Saturday last from a hunting accident at about the age of twenty-five. He was the only son of a widowed mother and was interred in the Associate Reformed Church Cemetery.

January 12, 1876 Issue

Mr. A. McMeekin died in this county on the 9th inst. at the age of 87 years. He was the last surviving member of Capt. William Kennedy’s company, which served in the war of 1812.

January 24, 1876 Issue

Mrs. John McDowell died on Tuesday last. She was buried in the Associate Reformed Church Cemetery.

Rock Pearson, colored, died Sunday last from an accident.

February 2, 1876 Issue

Stephen Young was hanged at Chester on Friday last for the murder of George Mercer at Blackstock.

Mrs. Joseph H, Kennedy died on Friday last from consumption. Her remains were interred at the Moore Graveyard about two miles from Winnsboro. She left a husband and two children.

Mrs. Willingham died on Monday at her residence in this county. She was buried in the Methodist Church Yard.

February 16, 1876 Issue

Mrs. Nancy Watt died on Sunday last at the age of about eighty at the residence of Capt. A. P. Irby near Horeb Church.

March 8, 1876 Issue

Mr. Mansel Hall remains were interred on Monday last in the cemetery of the Methodist Church at this place.

March 15, 1876 Issue

Dr. J. J. McCants died in Union County from the effects of a stroke of paralysis. He was a native of Fairfield County.

W. R. Thompson, colored, was hanged last Friday at Newberry for killing Mr. Hayne Reid.

March 22, 1876 Issue

Dr. David C. Means had ridden to the residence of his brother, Mr. E. J. Means, and was on his return home, when he either fell from his horse and was killed by the fall, or died from an apoplectic fit. He was about fifty-five years of age.

April 19, 1876 Issue

Miss Emma Parker, daughter of Dr. Parker of Columbia, died in Williamston on Saturday from burns.

June 14, 1876 Issue

Miss Fannie K. Alston died at the residence of Major T. W. Woodward on Saturday last of consumption at the age of twenty. She was buried at the family burying-ground near Monticello and was the daughter of the late Col. Wm. J. Alston.

Mr. James McGrady, residing about ten miles east of Winnsboro, died on the 10th inst. at the age of eighty-eight. He was born in County Antrim, Ireland on February 18, 1788. He left his native country for America in October, 1816 and had been a resident of this county ever since he landed upon our shores. He was buried from the residence of Capt. Richard Matchet.

June 28, 1876 Issue

Genevieve Mackey, infant daughter of A. M. Mackey, died on Friday last.

July 5, 1876 Issue

A friend sent us the following, taken from a Georgia paper; Col. Jesse D. Havis, one of the oldest citizens our county, died Monday. He was in his eighty sixth year, having been born in Fairfield District, South Carolina in September 1798. He was a soldier of the war of 1812 and a Captain of cavalry and minute man during the days of the nullification excitement. He came to Georgia in 1843, settling at Busbyville, in this county, and in 1847 came to Perry.

July 12, 1876 Issue

George W. Melton of Chester, died on Sunday from gastric fever combined with congestion of the liver.

Harriett Steele, colored, wife of Frederick Steele, died on Thursday. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause of her death. Her remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

July 26, 1876 Issue

Caleb Deweese, a colored man living on James Jones McCintock place, died from being thrown from a mule on the 20th.

August 9, 1876 Issue

Charles Yongue, colored, died on Wednesday of heart disease.

September 6, 1876 Issue

General John A. Wagener died in Charleston.

October 19, 1876 Issue

I. W. Duvall, died on Wednesday October 11, 1876 of typhoid dysentery at the age of fifty-nine. He leaves a widow and a large family. November 2, 1876 Issue

Mr. J. C. Bulow, formerly a resident of Fairfield County, was killed by Mr. H. S. Lebby at Summerville on the 27th inst.

Mrs. Warren R. Marshall died at Ridgeway on last Thursday of typhoid pneumonia, the result of nervous prostration. She leaves five children.

November 30, 1876 Issue

Mrs. Margaret Campbell, the mother of Rev. W. H. Campbell, died on Saturday last at the age of eighty-three. Her remains were interred at Catholic Church near Blackstock.

December 14, 1876 Issue

Mr. William M. Lucas died in an accident at the Fair Ground in a horse race at the age of about forty-five. He was veteran of the Sixth South Carolina Regiment during the war. He leaves a wife and three children.

December 21, 1876 Issue

Mrs. Margaret F. Law, wife of Mr. James W. Law and daughter of the late Rev. M. D. Fraser, died in Winnsboro on Saturday December 16. Her remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

Miss Jane Crawford, of Winnsboro, died in Columbia on December 15, 1876. She was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in this place.

January 11, 1877 Issue

Mrs. Harriet Perry, a half-sister of Mr. David H. Ruff, died near Ridgeway on Thursday last from burns.

March 27, 1877 Issue

Mr. John Davis, a citizen of this county, died on Saturday last and was over fifty years of age. He was a native of Richland County.

Mr. David H. Ruff died near Stacks on Saturday at the age of eighty-one. He was never married. He was buried in the Methodist Churchyard at Ridgeway.

March 29, 1877 Issue

Captain E. J. Means died of paralysis at his residence near Salem Church in this county on Tuesday last. In his youth he served as midshipman in the United States Navy and during the late war was a captain in the navy of the Confederate States. April 3, 1877 Issue

Wm. Moultrie Dwight died on Sunday and was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery. He was born in Winnsboro in June 1839 and was in the thirty-eighth year of his age. He married Miss Elizabeth P. Gaillard in 1861, a daughter of the late David Gaillard. He was a Confederate Veteran.

May 8, 1877 Issue

Robert Elder Cathcart, eldest son of Saml. Cathcart, died in Winnsboro on Saturday of inflammation of the brain at the age of fourteen years and seven months. The funeral took place at the Associate Reformed Church.

June 21, 1877 Issue

Mrs. A. McKenzie died last Monday. She was a native of Charleston. Her remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

June 26, 1877 Issue

Mr. Frank C. Gerig, eldest son of Mr. F. Gerig, died on Thursday from an affection of the lungs at the age of twenty-five. The remains were interred in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

July 12, 1877 Issue

James R. Aiken died at his residence in Winnsboro on the 10th instant from affection of the lungs. He was a son of the late David Aiken and was born on November 15, 1812. He was the eldest of a family of seven brothers and two sisters, all of whom, with the exception of Col. H. K. Aiken, who was killed during the war, still survive. He served in the Seminole War in Florida. His remains were laid with those of a son Clarence Aiken, who died years ago, in the family plat in the Presbyterian Cemetery. He leaves a son and three daughters. He married a daughter of the late Dr. Cloud of Chester, who preceded him to the grave in 1850.

July 19, 1877 Issue

Mr. J. R. Garvin, son of Mr. Leander Garvin, died on Thursday last at the age of twenty-two.

July 31, 1877 Issue

Mrs. Robert Cathcart died at the residence of her nephew, F. Elder, in Winnsboro on Sunday at the age of ninety. She was a native of Ireland. Late in life she married Mr. Robert Cathcart, being his second wife and she survived him thirty years. She was buried in the Associate Reformed Church Cemetery.

August 7, 1877 Issue

Mr. E. R. Paulling, living on Mr. W. M. Young’s place near Feasterville, lost three children last week from diphtheria, two of whom were buried in one coffin. The remaining four children, Mr. Paulling and his wife were all sick of the same disease at last accounts. The disease first appeared in the foot of one of the children.

November 1, 1877 Issue

Mr. David Campbell, of Fairfield, died on Tuesday at the age of seventy-two. His remains were interred in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

December 15, 1877 Issue

Ruth Caldwell, daughter of Mr. J. C. Caldwell, died of scarlet fever at the age of nine months.

Mr. Wm. E. Adger, formerly of Fairfield, died recently near Carolina Bluff on the Red River in Louisiana. He leaves a wife and two children.

Col. Ellison Chambers, a native of this county, died near Flemington, Florida. He was colonel of the 5th Florida Cavalry. His remains were interred in the family burying ground in York, S. C.

December 22, 1877 Issue

Willie Stitt, son of J. T. W. Stitt of this county, died on Wednesday last from diphtheria. He was about three years of age.

December 25, 1877 Issue

Mrs. John C. Squier died in this place on Saturday from consumption. She was a Miss Davidson, a native of Charlotte, N. C. but had resided almost continuously since her marriage, eight years ago, in Winnsboro.

January 19, 1878 Issue

Henry Golden, a colored painter, died near the residence of O. R. Thompson on Friday while returning from Newberry.

February 5, 1878 Issue

Mary McAlister, an aged colored woman, died at Anderson last Monday from disease of the heart.

February 21, 1878 Issue

Mrs. John A. Brice died at her home in this county on Tuesday.

February 26, 1878 Issue

Daniel Ruff, infant son of Mr. W. A. Ruff, died from diphtheria.

March 9, 1878 Issue

George Barber, the first Negro senator from this county, died on Monday last from consumption.

March 12, 1878 Issue

Miss Tabitha Radcliffe, of Abbeville County, committed suicide last week at about the age of about fifty.

Mr. Scott McKee, of Newberry County about forty years of age, killed himself last week with a shotgun.

March 19, 1878 Issue

A child of Mr. J. H. Rivers, of Blackville, died the other day from the effects of eating a small quantity of concentrated lye.

March 23, 1878 Issue

Capt. W. D. M. Harmon died in Lexington County on Tuesday.

April 2, 1878 Issue

Mr. John M. Hogan, living near Blythewood, was killed by William Boyle, a stepson, on Friday.

April 9, 1878 Issue

Mrs. R. E. Ellison Sr. died on Sunday at the age of fifty-five years. She was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

April 16, 1878 Issue

The youngest child of Mrs. W. M. Dwight died on Saturday and was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery.

May 4, 1878 Issue

Mrs. Martha Erwin died of pneumonia on Thursday at the residence of Capt. I. N. Withers. Her remains were interred in the family graveyard, twelve miles west of Winnsboro. Mrs. Mauldin of Abbeville County recently committed suicide by hanging herself.

Col. Thomas Y. Simons, of Charleston, died in that city on the 30th ult. in his fiftieth year.

May 7, 1878 Issue

Capt. Pierre Bacot died on Sunday at the age of thirty-eight. His remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery. He was the only son of the late R. Wainwright Bacot of Charleston. Leaving their home in consequence of the attacks of the Federal army and the fleet, the family came to Winnsboro early in 1862. He was in the Confederate Army in the 1st Regiment, South Carolina Regulars. He married in 1866 the eldest daughter of the late James R. Aiken, and of his five children, three survive.

May 16, 1878 Issue

Hon. Thomas C. Perrin died in Abbeville of palpitation of the heart at the age of seventy-three.

June 22, 1878 Issue

Jacob Moore, a colored man living on the plantation of Mr. Charles Timms, died on Thursday from being thrown off his mule.

July 4, 1878 Issue

Mr. Marcus L. Brown died in this place on Tuesday of disease of the heart. He was born in Laurens County in 1819. In 1865 Mr. Brown moved to Winnsboro, where he resided to the time of his death. The funeral services were performed at the Methodist Church. July 9, 1878 Issue

Rev. John Miller died in Wilcox County, Alabama. He was a native of York County, S. C. He was born in 1825.

July 13, 1878 Issue

Mr. Karl Schultze was shot and killed by Mr. E. W. Ollever in Ridgeway on Thursday.

July 23, 1878 Issue

Miss Jemima Gladney died in this county on Saturday.

Miss Chanie Coleman died on the 11th inst.

August 15, 1878 Issue

Col. Feaster J. Cameron died at his residence in this county on Saturday at about forty years of age. He was a son of the late R. G. Cameron

August 20, 1878 Issue

Mrs. Martha Madden, wife of Dr. T. B. Madden of Winnsboro, died on Monday of consumption. She was the daughter of the late William Brice of this county, and a sister of Mr. James A. Brice of this place. She leaves her husband and three children. The funeral services were held at the Associated Reformed Church.

August 24, 1878 Issue

Mrs. T. W. Woodward died on Wednesday of congestion of the brain. She was a native of Orangeburg and a sister of the late Col. Olin M. Dantzler, but she had resided since her marriage in Fairfield. Her remains were interred in the Methodist Church Cemetery.

August 29, 1878 Issue

Judge John A. Inglis, Chief Judge of the Orphan’s Court of Baltimore, died in that city on the 26th instant in the 65th year of his age. He was a native of Baltimore, but at an early age removed to Cheraw, S. C. He was the author of the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession.

September 24, 1878 Issue

John Wiley, a son of Capt. John Wiley, died of acute rheumatism on Saturday the 14th instant. He was buried at Wateree Church.

Andrew Mobley, third son of E. P. Mobley, died from an accidental gunshot on Saturday at the age of about fifteen. His remains were interred in the family burying ground on his father’s place.

October 1, 1878 Issue

Mrs. C. M. Reynolds, widow of the late Dr. J. L. Reynolds, died at Greenville on Friday. Her remains were carried to Columbia and interred in Elmwood Cemetery with her husband and son.

Mr. James Baswell, a citizen of Pickens County, was run over by the cars on the Air Line Railroad on the 20th ult. and so seriously injured that he died on the Saturday following.

Dr. Jno. W. Powell died at Hernando, Miss. on the 25th ult. from yellow fever at the age of fifty-six. He was a native of Fairfield and lived for some years before the war in Columbia. At the beginning of the war he was a member of Gregg’s Regiment, S. C. V., and was subsequently raised to the position of chief surgeon of A. P. Hill’s corps. After the war he moved to Hernando. He was a brother of Mr. A. E. Powell, of this county.

October 8, 1878 Issue

Elijah Cathcart, a colored man, died on Saturday from a congestive chill.

October 10, 1878 Issue

Mr. Samuel R. Earle, a resident of the Deep Creek Section, Anderson County, was accidentally killed while feeding a cotton gin on Thursday last.

Mr. William Wilson, of Anderson county, committed suicide on Friday of last week by taking an ounce of laudanum.

Bob Watts, a colored man, died from a fall from a platform at Hasseltine’s steam gin in Lancaster County on Friday.

Eli Gary, colored, who lived on Mr. Geo. T. Speake’s place in Newberry County died from an accident one day last week.

Millie Johnston, a colored lady, died on Monday from an accident at Mr. W. B. Creight’s steam gin.

October 15, 1878

Dr. Eli Geddings, of Charleston, died last week at the age of eighty years. He was a native of Newberry but moved to Charleston at an early age. October 19, 1878 Issue

Thomas H. Drew died in Richmond on Wednesday at the age of 94. He was a native of Cumberland County, Virginia and a son of Capt. Thomas H. Drew.

October 22, 1878 Issue

Mr. William Wilson, son of ex-Senator John Wilson of Anderson, committed suicide last week by taking laudanum. He leaves a wife and child.

Mr. W. Palmer Jr., who was shot at Union Court House on sales day by David Johnson Jr., has died from his wound.

December 19, 1878 Issue

Miss Caroline Aiken died at Sewanee, Tennessee. She was the daughter of David Aiken. She was buried in the family plot at the Presbyterian Cemetery in Winnsboro.

December 24, 1878 Issue

Mr. Jacob Lavin, of Columbia, died on Monday.

Mrs. Martha Herbemont, of Columbia, died on Tuesday.

December 31, 1878 Issue

Mrs. Lizzie Coleman, wife of Mr. G. W. Coleman and daughter of Mr. Samuel Stevenson, died on the 22d of December. She leaves husband and several children.

Mrs. Martha C. Nott, widow of Mr. Richard T. Nott, died in Green County, Alabama. She was a Miss Means.

Mrs. Nancy S. Phinney died in Winnsboro on Saturday in her eighty-eighth year. Her remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

January 2, 1879 Issue

The infant child of Capt. C. S. Dwight died on Tuesday.

January 11, 1879 Issue

Congressman Hartridge, of Georgia, died on Wednesday of pneumonia.

January 14, 1879 Issue

Mr. W. T. Thorn, son of Dr. William Thorn of this county, died on Sunday. He leaves a wife and six children. Mrs. Gladden, the mother of Mr. Isaiah T. Gladden, died on Saturday in the seventy-eighth year of her age.

January 25, 1879 Issue

Mr. John McDowell, of this county, died at the residence of his son in Chester County on Wednesday of pneumonia. He had reached the limit of three score and ten. He was buried at the Associated Reformed Church.

February 4, 1879 Issue

Legion MacDaniel, a colored man, died on Friday at the Child’s plantation. He was at least one hundred and twenty years of age.

Miss Janie Obear died on Saturday at Ridgeway of pneumonia. She was the youngest daughter of the Rev. Josiah Obear of this place. Her remains were brought to Winnsboro for burial.

Mrs. John McDowell, of Ridgeway, died at the residence of her brother, Dr. J. W. Campbell, on Wednesday last from the effects of disease contracted on a recent visit to the West. Her remains were brought to Winnsboro and buried at the Presbyterian Cemetery.

February 8, 1879 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Leopard, relict of Thomas Leopard, died last Sunday in Graniteville, S. C. at the age of one hundred and seven years. She was born in Buckingham County, Va. on December 25, 1771 and emigrated to South Carolina when she was seventeen years of age and lived near Ninety-Six.

February 13, 1879 Issue

Mrs. J. Turner Stewart died at Ridgeway last week of consumption.

March 1, 1879 Issue

Henry Jacob, a colored man, died on Thursday.

March 6, 1879 Issue

Mr. Tarleton Murphy, of Fairfield, died at the residence of Mr. E. W. Ollever in Ridgeway last Friday. He was a native of Newberry but had spent most of his life in this county. He was in the ninety-third year of his age, his ninety- second birthday being the fourteenth of February last. He served in the War of 1812.

John McMillan, colored, died on Tuesday from a gunshot he received a few weeks ago.

March 11, 1879 Issue

Mr. Hampton Johnson died at his residence near Ridgeway on Saturday last.

March 15, 1879 Issue

Mr. William McNall, a resident of the Jackson’s Creek Section of this county, died on Wednesday last from pneumonia. He leaves a wife and six children.

Mrs. Martha Bolick, widow of the late Levi M. Bolick, died in Winnsboro on Thursday of pneumonia. She was buried in the Jackson Creek Church Cemetery.

March 18, 1879 Issue

Mr. O. B. H. Graham, of Union, committed suicide on Tuesday by shooting himself in the head with a pistol.

Hampton Johnson died near Ridgeway on the 8th of March.

Mrs. Marion R. Coleman died on the 11th inst. She leaves four children.

April 1, 1879 Issue

Miss Julia Scott committed suicide on last Sunday at White Pond at the residence of her brother. He was about eighteen or twenty years of age.

Mrs. Hattie Robertson, wife of Mr. John A. Robertson, died on Monday of pneumonia. She leaves a husband and three children.

April 5, 1879 Issue

Ben. McCaw, a Negro, died last Saturday. April 10, 1879 Issue

Miss Mary E. Reynolds, daughter of the late George N. Reynolds, died yesterday. Her remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

April 12, 1879 Issue

Rev. J. Monroe Anderson died on the 3rd ult. at Mebaneville, N. C. He was a native of York and a Chaplain in the Army of Northern Virginia.

April 24, 1879 Issue

Mrs. Martha Johnston, wife of Capt. Saml. R. Johnston, died of pneumonia. She leaves a husband and four children.

May 6, 1879 Issue

Archie Tims, son of Mr. Charles Tims, died on Friday at the age of fifteen. He was buried in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Churchyard.

Mr. Andrew Stephenson, of the Feasterville section, died last Thursday of pneumonia.

May 8, 1879 Issue

Mrs. Eliza A. Williams died at this place on Monday, aged sixty-five years.

May 17, 1879 Issue

Robert Vanderbilt, a colored man, died Friday of degeneration of the heart.

May 29, 1879 Issue

Mrs. McMaster, mother of Hon. D. R. McMaster, John and Mrs. John Boyle, died on Thursday last at the residence of Hon. D. R. McMaster in Hill Prairie at the age of seventy-eight. She was a daughter of the late John Wright.

Hon. Thomas Jones died at his residence in Johnston on Sunday. He was buried at Ridge Spring.

June 3, 1879 Issue

Mr. John Mobley died on May 21, 1879 in Fairfield County at the age of 89.

June 5, 1879 Issue

Gen. James Shields died in Otlumwa, Iowa on Sunday. A native Irishman, he came to America and fought in two wars, and served three States in the United States Senate. He received a sword from South Carolina in appreciation of his services in the Mexican war. June 12, 1879 Issue

Dr. Darby died in New York City on Monday at the age of forty-three. His remains have been taken to Columbia.

June 14, 1879 Issue

Mr. E. Frank Lyles died in a hunting accident near Monticello on Thursday. He was about nineteen years of age and the son of the late Capt. E. F. Lyles.

June 17, 1879 Issue

Mr. George Simpson died on Thursday, aged about seventy-eight years, from induration of the pyloric orifice of the stomach. June 24, 1879 Issue

Mr. E. B. Gerig died Sunday from hemorrhages at the age of twenty-five. The funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church. June 28, 1879 Issue

Gen. R. H. Anderson died at Beaufort a few days since. July 3, 1879 Issue

Timothy C. Brown died on May 28, 1879. He was a member of Company F of the 12th Regiment.

July 8, 1879 Issue

Mr. Daniel Suber, of Newberry County, died at his home near Ashford’s Ferry on Tuesday at the age of eighty-eight. He was a soldier in the War of 1812.

July 12, 1879 Issue

Ulysse Monts, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Monts, died on Friday from gastric fever.

July 29, 1879 Issue

Mr. George Robertson died in Oakland, California at the age of seventy-five. He was a native of Fairfield, the brother of the late Major Benoni Robertson and Mr. Thomas Robertson. He moved to LaGrande, Ga. and thence to California after the war.

Dr. James C. Robertson, the son of Mr. George Robertson, died in Oakland, California from injuries received from being attacked by a gang of boys. He was married the daughter of W. S. M. Wright of Santa Rosa.

Mr. Andrew Boney, of Doko, died from heart disease at Ridgeway.

Mr. Thomas Wilkes Sr., of the Salem neighborhood, died on Sunday last at about the age of sixty-five. He came from Chester County about two years ago.

August 12, 1879 Issue

John Harris Obear, the eldest child of H. N. Obear, died on Sunday from diphtheria at the age of two.

August 16, 1879 Issue

James S. G. Richardson died at the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Virginia on Monday last.

August 23, 1879 Issue

Dr. David Lauderdale died on Thursday. He was born at Hill Hall, in County Down, Ireland on December 16, 1805. He arrived in South Carolina with his parents in the fall of 1817. He married Mrs. Mary Lemmon. He left a wife, three daughters and two sons and was buried in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

August 26, 1879 Issue

Mr. W. J. Shelton, of this county, died near Shelton’s Depot on the 10th instant at the age of sixty-five years.

Wm. C. Black, aged seventy-four years, died last Sunday at Black’s Station, York County.

Mrs. Harriet E. Rose, age fifty-three, committed suicide last Thursday in Charleston.

The Wife of Nathan Crider, residing about four miles from Midway, was killed by lightning on Thursday.

September 2, 1879 Issue

General J. B. Hood died of yellow fever at New Orleans on Saturday. His wife died of the same disease in the early part of the week and two of his daughters are not expected to live.

Kate Ladd, the daughter of Mr. George D. Ladd, died on Friday from a fever at the age of four years and five months.

Marion Wesley Ruff, son of D. G. Ruff, died on the 28th of August of membraneous croup, aged one year, eight months and eighteen days.

September 10, 1879 Issue

Mr. J. LeGrand McCarter, of York County, was thrown from his horse last Friday and killed.

Mr. Daniel G. Stinson died at his home at Rock Hill on Wednesday, aged eighty-five years.

H. E. Tilton, a young man of twenty-eight, drowned in the Waccamaw near Georgetown a few days ago.

Miss Luella H. Smith, of Yorkville, daughter of the late J. Bolton Smith, died on the 3d inst. at Haverhill, N. H.

Twin children of Mr. Enoch Blackman of Chester County, died recently. They were nine years old and were taken sick on the same day with the same disease and died within a few hours of each other and were buried in the same coffin.

Mr. O. S. Jones died on Saturday of cancer of the spleen.

September 25, 1879 Issue

Mr. James Harper died at Columbus, Mississippi on the 8th instant from yellow fever. He was a son of Mr. J. B. Harper of the Wateree section of this county.

September 30, 1879 Issue

Dr. David M. Clarke, formerly of Winnsboro, died in Augusta, Ga. on Saturday and was buried at the family lot in the Presbyterian Churchyard in Winnsboro. He was the son of Dr. Caleb Clarke.

October 9, 1879 Issue

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Gaillard, died last Tuesday. The remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

October 18, 1879 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller died in Ridgeway on Thursday at the age of eighty-five.

October 30, 1879 Issue

Col. L. D. Childs of died yesterday in Columbia. He was a native of Lincolnton, N. C. and moved to Columbia about the first year of the war. His remains will be taken to Lincolnton for burial by the side of those of his wife, who died suddenly of heart disease a few years ago. Mr. Eben Childs, of Columbia, is a brother.

November 6, 1879 Issue

Gen. Joseph Hooker died on Friday at the age of sixty-four.

November 13, 1879 Issue

Mr. Henry A. Gibson died at his residence in this county on Saturday of consumption.

Mrs. Hester Aiken, wife of Mr. James Aiken and daughter of Moses Clowney, died on Sunday of typhoid fever.

November 18, 1879 Issue

Mrs. Mary Caldwell, wife of James E. Caldwell, died on Saturday last. She was in her sixty-fifth year.

November 22, 1879 Issue

William Anderson Rogers, son of the Rev. W. A. Rogers of this place, died on Saturday last at Sumter. The remains were taken to Bishopville for burial.

November 25, 1879 Issue

Mr. H. A. Gibson, son of Mr. Stephen Gibson, died on November 9, 1879 in the fortieth year of his age of consumption. He leaves a wife and one child. November 27, 1879 Issue

Items from Cedar Creek – In the last eight months the old people of our section have died very rapidly. Seven of the old heads of this community have passed away in that time, viz; Wm. Hinnant and Wife, Miss Tabitha Broom, Miss Polly Johnston, Mr. George Simpson, Mrs. Margaret Broom and Mr. Franklin Douglass, who died recently of heart disease.

November 29, 1879 Issue

Mr. George McCormack, of Chester, died of apoplexy last Saturday.

December 2, 1879 Issue

Miss Nancy Cathcart died in Winnsboro on Friday at the age of eighty-one. Her remains were interred in the Associate Reformed Cemetery.

Mrs. Lafayette Poteet died on Friday and was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

December 18, 1879 Issue

Mr. Jno. L. Caldwell, a brother of Mr. James E. Caldwell, died at Blackstock on Monday of pneumonia. He had been living in Mississippi but moved to this State about two years ago. He leaves a wife and a son.

December 23, 1879 Issue

Mr. Geo. R. Tuck died on Sunday last.

Thomas S. Miller, aged nineteen, died at Sander’s Creek, six miles north of Camden.

January 10, 1880 Issue

Miss Mary Guy died yesterday at the residence of Dr. W. E. Aiken at the age of ninety-three or ninety-four. She was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

January 13, 1880 Issue

C.B. Clardy, of Pickens County, was found dead during Christmas week. It is supposed he died from the effects of heart disease superinduced by drinking intoxicating liquors.

Mr. R. C. Cook, of Pickens County, died from a fall on the 27th. He was an Englishman and had been in this country only a few years. He married the daughter of Mr. L. G. Hamilton of this county.

Dr. Wm. J. Hicklin, of Chester County, died suddenly of heart disease last Thursday at the Lancaster Depot. He had gone that day to visit his son, Mr. F. M. Hicklin. A daughter of Mr. Ewell Reeves Jr., died from burns in Pickens County on Saturday.

January 15, 1880 Issue

Frank Leslie died at his home in New York City on last Saturday of cancer.

January 17, 1880 Issue

Colonel A. O. Andrews, of Charleston, died yesterday in the sixty-third year of his age. His wife Mrs. A. O. Andrews with her daughter Miss Mary Mikell were lost last November at sea.

Mr. William M. Boyd died at his home in this county on the 12th inst. at the age of twenty-four.

January 20, 1880 Issue

Mortimer Lyles, a colored man living on the plantation of Mr. Nat. Peay in the Wateree section of this county, died on Saturday last from hydrophobia.

February 3, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Rebecca Hendrix, of Newberry County, died on the 20th at the age of 83 and was buried at Smyrna Church.

Mr. James Team, of Kershaw County, died on Saturday. He was born in 1806.

Mr. Charles Duncan, of Edgefield County, died last Wednesday at the age of 75.

A daughter of Peter Culp, colored, died from burns on the 17th inst.

February 7, 1880 Issue

Mr. William Pratt, of Blackstock, died on the 30th ult. He was ninety years old and was a soldier in the War of 1812.

Mr. T. D. Oxner died on Thursday at the age of seventy.

February 17, 1880 Issue

Mrs. J. B. Mobley died in Johnston County, Texas recently. She was the daughter of Mr. J. M. Elliott of this place. She married in 1876 and moved to Texas in the latter part of 1878.

Mr. Wm. C. Bee died in Charleston on the 15th instant.

February 19, 1880 Issue

Rev. Dr. F. M. Kennedy died at his home in Macon, Ga. on Saturday last. He was a son of Rev. Wm. Kennedy of South Carolina. He was in his 47th year.

February 26, 1880 Issue

Mr. Henry C. Hamilton died on Wednesday of pneumonia at the age of forty-nine. He was a native of Charleston, a son of Governor James Hamilton and a brother of Major S. P. Hamilton of Chester. His remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery. March 2, 1880 Issue

Isaac Davis, colored, was killed while cleaning out a well on Thursday the 26th in the Monticello neighborhood.

March 11, 1880 Issue

Col. Isaac Hayne died at his home in Charleston on Monday in the seventy-first year of his age.

March 16, 1880 Issue

Mr. William Stewart, of this county, died at his home Sunday. He was a native of Ireland and had been in this county about nine years. He married the daughter of Mr. John Weldon. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

March 25, 1880 Issue

Miss Ida Stewart, only child of Mr. Turner Stewart, died near Ridgeway on the 22nd inst. She was in the sixteenth year of her age and died of consumption. The mother of his young lady died of the same disease about a year ago.

April 6, 1880 Issue

Miss Ida E. Stewart, daughter of Mr. J. Turner Stewart, died on the 22nd ult. near Ridgeway, aged fourteen years.

April 8, 1880 Issue

Mr. Iraneous Pope died on Tuesday at about forty-one year of age. He was a native of North Carolina but moved to Fairfield about the 1865. He was a member of the Chester Company of the Sixth Regiment. He married Mrs. James G. Brice of this county who preceded him to the grave about three years ago. He was the father of six children.

April 13, 1880 Issue

Capt. John C. Hagood died at his residence near Doko last Sunday of consumption. He leaves a wife, sons and daughters.

Mrs. Nancy Brown, consort of Mr. Wm. A. Brown, died a short time ago.

April 15, 1880 Issue

Hon. Samuel McAlily, of Chester, died at his home last Friday. He was afflicted with chronic diarrhea, which combined with enfeebled old age, brought about his death. The remains were interred at Old Purity Churchyard. He was born in this county near Hopewell in November 1799.

April 17, 1880 Issue

T. D. Oxner died in Winnsboro. He was born in Newberry on August 23, 1810.

April 29, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Gunnells, wife of Mr. Joseph Gunnells, died on Monday.

May 1, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Anne Wilson died on the 30th of March near Ridgeway in the seventh-fifth year of her age.

Miss Lizzie Smith, a daughter of the late David Smith, died on Friday from dropsy of the heart.

James Law, only son of Mr. James W. Law, died on Thursday from gastric fever. He was about seven years old. The funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian Church.

May 8, 1880 Issue

Adams Brice, only son of T. S. and Frances Brice, died April 28, 1880 of typhoid dysentery, aged about three years.

May 22, 1880 Issue

Dr. L. D. Owens died at his residence in this place on Friday of paralysis at the age of about fifty. He leaves a widow and several children. He remains were taken to Long Run Church and interred in the family burying ground.

Mr. John Simonton Sr. died on the 18th instant at the age of eighty-four.

May 29, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Kirkland died on Monday the 24th inst. from typhoid fever.

June 3, 1880 Issue

Thomas M. Blease was killed by his son-in-law in Edgefield County on the 30th.

June 12, 1880 Issue

Mr. James W. Law died of consumption on Thursday at the age of forty. He was a native of Newberry County but moved to Winnsboro after the war. He married Miss Margaret Fraser, who died several years ago. He leaves three little orphaned girls.

June 15, 1880 Issue

Mr. James McDowell, a son of Mr. John McDowell living near White Oak, died on Monday from consumption.

Mr. Alex D. Craig died from an accident on Friday last.

June 29, 1880 Issue

The Corsicana Courier, of Texas, of the 23rd of June contains the announcement of the death in that place of Miss Mamie Hughes. July 3, 1880 Issue

Carrie Todd, infant daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Todd, died on last Monday from cholera infantum. The funeral services were conducted in the Associate Reformed Church.

July 8, 1880 Issue

Dr. W. E. Bland, who was shot by A. A. Clisby at Edgefield Courthouse on the 12th of April last, died on Monday.

The Rev. Bomas Sears, of Staunton, died at Saratoga, N. Y. on Tuesday, aged seventy-seven.

Mr. John F. Propst died at his place on Monday last of consumption at the age of 18. He was the son of Dr. W. K. Propst. Mrs. Catherine Mobley, of Fairfield County, S. C., died on June 28, 1880 in her forty-seventh year. She leaves a husband.

Col. Wm. M. Shannon was killed in a duel on July 5th at DuBose’s Bridge, in Darlington County by Col. E. B. C. Cash.

July 15, 1880 Issue

Mr. James Chisholm, of the New Hope neighborhood, died from paralysis on Sunday the 11th inst. He leaves no family, having never married. July 17, 1880 Issue

Mr. W. D. Simpson, of Blackstock, died at his residence on Thursday of congestive chill at the age of 42. The remains were conveyed to Chester and interred in the town cemetery. He leaves a wife and three children.

July 24, 1880 Issue

Mary E. Moore died at her residence in Fairfield County, S. C. on July 9, 1880. She leaves an infant eight days old and a husband.

July 29, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Edessa Harrison died at her home in Lincoln County, Ark. on the 12th inst. after a protracted illness of paralysis at the age of 73. She was the wife of Daniel Harrison, formerly of Fairfield. She leaves two sons and three daughters.

July 31, 1880 Issue

Died, at East Cambridge, Mass., Mrs. Lucy Tenney Tyler, wife of John W. Tyler, on the 2nd July, in her fifty-eighth year.

August 19, 1880 Issue

Mrs. J. A. Caldwell, wife of Mr. Jacob A. Caldwell, died on Sullivan’s Island on Tuesday. She went to the Island about a month ago to have a surgical operation performed for cancer. The operation was successful, but she weakened under it and gradually sinking, breathed her last on Tuesday. The remains were brought from Charleston on Wednesday and interred in the family burying ground. She leaves a husband and seven children.

September 18, 1880 Issue

James B. McCants, son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. McCants, died on Friday of diphtheria and was about five years old. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

October 5, 1880 Issue

Mr. Jeff. D. Gerig, son of Francis Gerig, died on last Saturday of consumption. He was a little over nineteen year of age. The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church.

About two weeks ago, Capt. J. D. Hogan lost a little daughter to diphtheria at the age of about four.

On Sunday last a little girl about the age of four, daughter of Capt. J. Lewis Wardlaw died of diphtheria.

A little child of Mrs. Boney died of diphtheria a couple days ago.

October 9, 1880 Issue

Mr. James G. Caldwell, of the Rocky Mount area, died from a buggy accident on Wednesday at about eighty years of age. He was born in Ireland and came to Fairfield County when about three years of age. He married a daughter of the late Stephen Gibson.

October 12, 1880 Issue

Charles Henry Ladd died near Buckhead on Saturday of consumption. The funeral services were held at Salem Church and he was buried in the adjacent graveyard. He was born at Macon, Ga. on April 1, 1838 and was the son of George W. and Catherine Ladd. He settled first in Bossier Parish, Louisiana. In July 1861, he entered the Confederate army as a private in Company G., Sixth South Carolina Volunteers until September 1862, when he was appointed surgeon.

October 26, 1880 Issue

Rev. Wm. Swan Plumer, recently of Columbia, died on Friday in Baltimore. His remains were taken to Richmond, Va. for interment. He was born in Bedford County, Pa. in 1802 and was seventy-eight of age.

November 2, 1880 Issue

Capt. Henry Gibson died at Louisville, Mississippi on the 16th ult. He was born in Fairfield District in the year 1783. He moved to Georgia in 1871, where he remained until the year 1880, when he moved to Louisville.

Mrs. John C. Mackorell died on Friday of congestion. He has recently met with sad bereavements. A little daughter died not long since and last week Mr. Moses Mackorell, his brother, died of consumption.

Mrs. Margaret Thompson, wife of Mr. O. R. Thompson, died of apoplexy on Saturday. She was the daughter of the late John McMaster and was forty-sixth.

Mr. Charles Thompson, eldest son of Mr. O. R. Thompson, died on the 25 ult. of congestive chills. Shortly after the war he moved to Tennessee and was about thirty years of age.

November 11, 1880 Issue

Mr. D. R. Gladney died at his residence in Winnsboro on Tuesday from pneumonia. He was about forty-seven years of age, a Confederate soldier and was buried in Jackson Creek Church.

Mr. H. Hammon died of pneumonia Tuesday. He was a native of Germany and his funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church.

November 18, 1880 Issue

William Cloud Boylston died at Burnside, near Baltimore, Maryland on the 8th instant at the residence of Mr. Samuel H. Shoemaker. He was the son of Hon. R. B. Boylston of Winnsboro, South Carolina and was thirty-one years old. He married Miss Augusta Shoemaker about four years ago. He died of consumption. Along with his wife he leaves twin children. December 2, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Martha A. Woodward, relict of the late Osmund Woodward, died at her home in this place on Tuesday. She was eighty-three years old. She was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

December 18, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Martha Ann Woodward, wife of Osmund Woodward deceased, died on the morning of the 30th ult. at her residence in this town at the age of eighty-four. She was the daughter of Roling Williamson, who had his estate at Simpson’s turnout and at the present site of Ridgeway and whose ancestors came in 1781 from Petersburg, Va. December 25, 1880 Issue

Mrs. Lucy Doty, wife of Mr. W. R. Doty, died on Wednesday of heart disease. She was in the fortieth year of her age and leaves a husband and two children. She was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Miss Carrie Miles, a sister of Mrs. G. A. White, died on Thursday in Columbia. December 30, 1880 Issue

On Monday, Mrs. J. M. Elliott and Mr. W. J. Elliott returned from Texas with the remains of Mrs. James B. Mobley, who died several months ago. She was buried in the burial ground of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

January 15, 1881 Issue

A colored woman named Vina Kennedy died near Ridgeway last week. She is said to have been a hundred and ten years old. January 18, 1880 Issue

Eliza Eveleigh, wife of Preston Eveleigh, colored, died on Sunday from disease of the heart.

Mr. Robert P. Sloan died at his residence in this county at the age of seventy-nine.

January 20, 1881 Issue

Col. C. W. Dudley, of Marlboro, died last week at the age of seventy-three years. He had been a sufferer from paralysis for a year. During the war he and the Hon. J. L. Petigru and Judge Rutland were the “three Union men” in the State.

February 3, 1881 Issue

Miss Mary A. C. Stewart, eldest daughter of Mr. James R. Stewart, aged twenty-five years, died of consumption near Ridgeway, S. C. on January 21, 1881

February 5, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Louisa Clarke, widow of the late Dr. H. H. Clarke, died in Kershaw County on last Saturday in the sixty- seventh year of her age.

February 10, 1881 Issue

Dr. J. B. Withers, of Yorkville, a brother of Capt. I. N. Withers of this place, died on Tuesday.

February 17, 1881 Issue

We are in receipt of a letter from Mr. A. R. Thompson, of Bellevue, Louisiana stating that Mr. Joseph E. Adger Sr. died at his residence in Bossier Parish on the first of February in the fifty-eighth year of his age. He moved to the West about the close of the war.

February 19, 1881 Issue

Alexander Douglass, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Douglass, died on Friday of diphtheria. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

March 10, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Mary E. Seigler, wife of Mr. Jno. W. Seigler, died of consumption on Tuesday. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gerig and was in the twenty-fifth year of her age. The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church and the remains deposited in the family burying-ground.

March 22, 1881 Issue

Mrs. John L. Black died at her husband’s residence on Thursday the 17th instant from pneumonia. She was a daughter of Mr. Joseph Black. She leaves a husband and six children.

Mrs. Belle Stitt, wife of Mr. J. T. Stitt, died at her home on Sunday. She was twenty-six years old and a daughter of the late John M. Milling. She leaves a husband and one child.

April 5, 1881 Issue

Rena Aiken, daughter of David C. Aiken, colored, died from burns on Monday.

April 7, 1881 Issue

Professor Wm. H. Orchard died in Columbia a few days ago.

April 12, 1881 Issue

Robert Lee Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. F. Harrison, died on Sunday.

April 16, 1881 Issue

The Starkville, Miss., Times contains the obituary of Mr. W. J. Stanton, who died at his home in that place on the 23rd of March, being born here on March 19, 1823, but moved early to the State of Mississippi. He leaves a widow and children.

April 19, 1881 Issue

Mr. W. B. Yarborough died at his residence in Fairfield on Sunday April 10th at the age of fifty-five years. His remains were interred in the burial ground of the Little River Baptist Church, where several members of his family were buried.

April 28, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Margaret J. W. Clowney died in Texas last week from consumption. She was the daughter of the late David Milling of this county.

April 30, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Mary C. Addison, wife of George B. Addison, died at her resident in Edgefield County on Friday last at the age of thirty-five. She was the eldest daughter of the late Hon. Preston S. Brooks and a granddaughter of the late Rev. Robert Means of Fairfield.

Mr. John Johnson, of this place, was found dead in his bed on Friday from heart disease. He was a native of Ireland and came to Winnsboro about ten years ago. He was about thirty-three years of age. The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian churchyard. May 3, 1881 Issue

Rev. J. I. Bonner died last Saturday.

May 10, 1881 Issue

Mr. J. W. Starnes died last Saturday at his residence at Doko.

May 11, 1881 Issue

Col. John Rosser, born in South Carolina in 1811, died at his residence in Memphis, Tennessee yesterday. He leaves a widow and ten children, all grown. One of his sons resides in New Orleans, four other of his children in Texas, and five in Tennessee.

May 14, 1881 Issue

Capt. W. L. DePass, of Camden, died in Columbia of heart disease.

May 17, 1881 Issue

Logan Erwin Brown, colored, died on Saturday of dropsy. He was born in Charleston of free parents and came to Winnsboro in 1835. He was never married.

Mr. John W. Robinson died on Friday last of disease of the heart. He was a native of Anderson County and moved to Fairfield County before the war. He was about fifty years of age and leaves a wife and children. He was a Confederate Veteran.

June 30, 1881 Issue

Mr. Wyatt D. Davis died at Ridgeway on Wednesday the 22nd of June of Bright’s Disease at the age of sixty-four years and five months. He never married and was interred in the Methodist Churchyard at Ridgeway.

July 9, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Henrietta Fuller Davis, wife of Col. Jno. B. Davis, died at Blythewood last Wednesday. Her remains were taken to Beaufort to be interred in the family burying ground. She was a native of Beaufort and leaves a husband and four children. She was preceded in death by about a week by Miss Ann Fuller, her sister.

Mrs. Eugenia Newton, who formerly lived in Winnsboro but moved to Charleston some months ago, died in that city last week.

July 23, 1881 Issue

Capt. W. S. Brand died Sunday last in Sumter. He was an officer in the Sixth Regiment.

July 26, 1881 Issue

A negro man, Jim Goode, living on Mr. Samuel Cathcart’s plantation was severely burned on Friday last and died on Saturday.

July 30, 1881 Issue

Mr. Samuel Stirling died near Blackstock, Chester County on July 20th at the age of 84. He was born in County Antrim, Ireland on November 16, 1797.

August 2, 1881 Issue

A colored man, Mack Perry, living on Governor Jeter’s Plantation, was found dead on Sunday.

August 23, 1881 Issue

A negro named Charles Nickolson was killed on Saturday while attempting to board the north bound construction train.

August 30, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Dixon H. Robertson died on Friday. She leaves a husband and six children.

Mary Ketchin, the daughter of Mr. T. H. Ketchin, died on Sunday, aged eleven months.

September 8, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Lucy R. Harrison, relict of the late John Harrison Sr., died at the residence of Dr. John Boyd in this county on Tuesday at the age of eighty-eight.

September 13, 1881 Issue

Miss Carrie Means, daughter of the late Dr. David C. Means, died at her mother’s residence on Tuesday at the age of fourteen

Mrs. C. B. Souter, living in the Cedar Creek section, died on Saturday. She was ninety-four years of age.

Mrs. Grace Lakin, the widow of the late C. J. Lakin and daughter of Gen John Pearson, died at her home in this county Saturday last. She was ninety-nine year of age. The funeral services were held at Little River Baptist Church and she was buried in the adjoining burying-ground.

September 17, 1881 Issue

Mr. Calvin Gibson died on Thursday at the age of seventy-one.

October 5, 1881 Issue

Major John Woodward Durham, formerly of Fairfield County but more recently of Chester County, died at his residence on the 29th of September of heart disease at the age of forty-five. He leaves a wife and five children.

Mr. Thomas Lauderdale Sr. died at the residence of Mr. John M. Lemmon on Wednesday last at the age of eighty- eight. He was born in County Down, Ireland on January 20, 1793 and immigrated to this country in 1817. He married Miss Mary McMullen and moved to the Salem neighborhood. He was buried at Jackson’s Creek (Lebanon) Church.

October 12, 1881 Issue

Laura McCants, the infant child of Mr. James Glenn McCants, died on Wednesday.

October 26, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Anne G. Johnston, wife of Col. Wm. Johnston of Charlotte and mother of Mrs. T. R. Robertson of this place, died on the 13th inst. in Charlotte. Her father, Dr. Franklin Graham, was a son of General Joseph Graham of Lincoln County, North Carolina, moved to Memphis early in life where he died.

November 2, 1881 Issue

William H. Williams died in Winnsboro on Saturday the 29th instant of consumption at the age of forty-one. He was a private in Co. G, of the Sixth Regiment. He was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

November 16, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Lavinia Nooks died on Monday at the age of ninety years, ten months and twenty days.

Mrs. Eleanor F. Miller died on last Tuesday at Ocala, Florida. She was the widow of the late Col. Hugh Miller and mother of Mr. A. P. Miller of this place. She resided most of her life in Winnsboro but of late lived with her sons in Florida, Hugh L. Miller and D. A. Miller. She was seventy years of age. Her remains were interred in Ocala.

December 7, 1881 Issue

Mrs. Elvira C. Rabb, wife of Mr. Wm. S. Rabb of this place, died on Sunday at the age of fifty-five. She was the daughter of the late John Chaplin of Beaufort and leaves a husband and daughter. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal Church and she was interred in the cemetery. Mr. Claude Sleigh, a son of Captain Sleigh, died on Sunday from a hunting accident on Friday near Blythewood. He was about twenty-one years of age and was married last June to Miss Price. He was buried at Harris (Methodist) Chapel.

Mr. Arnoldus Vanderhost, a planter of Colleton and Charleston Counties, was killed on Friday when his gun exploded.

December 14, 1881 Issue

Glenn McCants, the son of Mr. J. G. McCants, died on Monday the 5th inst. in Newberry of cholera infantum. Mr. McCants has successively lost four children, and none are now left.

December 21, 1881 Issue

Mr. Ralph W. Caldwell, second son of Mr. Joseph C. Caldwell, died in Nashville, Tennessee on last Thursday from typhoid pneumonia at the age of eighteen. His remains well be brought to Winnsboro and interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

January 4, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Hugh Milling died on the 26th ultimo near Salem and was buried in the Salem Church Cemetery.

Died at Harrisburg, Pa., on the 23rd December, Annie M. Robinson, oldest daughter of the Rev. T. H. Robinson.

January 11, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Terrace, the mother of Mr. Samuel H. Terrace of White Oak, died recently at the age of seventy-four years. She was a native of Philadelphia but moved to Charlotte and raised a family.

January 18, 1882 Issue

Died of membranous croup on the 12th inst., James Davis Pettigrew son of G. B. and R. Pettigrew, age 22 months.

Mr. John Roland died at the residence of Mr. John Eutzminger on the 13th instant at the age of eighty-four years.

Miss Lila Rawls, daughter of Mr. W. H. Rawls, died on Sunday the 8th inst. from consumption.

January 25, 1882 Issue

Arthur Ellison, aged about five months, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ellison, died on Monday last after a severe attack of convulsions.

February 1, 1882 Issue

Arthur Ellison, son of Robert E. and Kate Ellison, died on January 17th.

February 15, 1882 Issue

Dr. Caleb Clarke died in Winnsboro on Tuesday from a stroke of paralysis. He was buried in the family plot in the Presbyterian Churchyard. He was about seventy-eight of age. He was born on the eastern shores of Maryland and came to Winnsboro in 1827. He married Miss Cynthia Woodward, a daughter of the late John Woodward, who was a brother of the late Osmund Woodward and an uncle of Major T. W. Woodward. He had three sons and two daughters, of whom the daughters and two sons now survive. Mrs. Clarke died just at the close of the late war. Dr. Clarke continued to reside in Winnsboro till the early part of 1876, when he went to live with his son Dr. Osmund W. Clarke, in Augusta. He came back to Winnsboro about three weeks ago.

February 22, 1882 Issue

Isaac Dobson, colored, died in Winnsboro on the 17th instant, of heart disease. He was born in Charleston about sixty- four years ago. He was buried in the colored cemetery.

Mrs. Elvira E. Rabb, wife of Wm. S. Rabb, died in Winnsboro on December 4, 1881 in the fifty-sixth year of her age.

March 1, 1882 Issue

Mr. George Rivers Walker, of Charleston, died on Monday of typhoid fever.

Bishop Lynch, of the Roman Catholic Church, died in Charleston on Sunday in the sixty-fifth year of his age.

Rev. Josiah Obear died at his home in Winnsboro on last Saturday of apoplexy. The funeral took place in the Episcopal Church and he was buried in the family plot in the cemetery. He was born at Newberry, Vermont on January 24, 1810 and came to Winnsboro in 1841. He was married in 1841 and was the father of six children, three of whom – two daughters and a son survive him.

March 22, 1882 Issue

Maggie Huey, two-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Huey, died on Sunday by suffocation from getting a piece of candy stuck in her windpipe.

April 19, 1882 Issue

Mr. T. Ellison Cloud, of Ridgeway, died at Cleveland Springs, N. C. on Saturday last. The remains were taken to Ridgeway. He was about forty years of age.

April 26, 1882 Issue

Mr. G. H. Miller died last week at his home near Yonguesville at the age of 69.

Mr. Robert Aiken died on Saturday at eighty-seven years. He was a native of Ireland. For years before his death he suffered from palsy.

May 3, 1882 Issue

David Harvey died on April 5, 1882 at the age of forty-eight. He leaves a brother and four sisters.

Miss Janie O. Robinson, of this county, died on Monday from an apoplectic fit at the age of twenty.

Mrs. Mary C, McKinstry, the wife of Mr. Thomas McKinstry and mother of Dr. T. B. McKinstry, died at her home on Sunday at the age of sixty-four.

Mr. John T. Johnson died at his home near Ridgeway on last Monday from prostration resulting from hemorrhage of the nose. He was about sixty years of age.

May 17, 1882 Issue

Mr. W. P. Broom, of this county, died on Tuesday of lung disease at the age of 69.

Mr. Thomas P. Cason, of this county, died on Friday at his residence of heart disease at the age of sixty-six.

May 31, 1882 Issue

Miss Emma Perry, a daughter of Mr. Thomas J. Perry, died on Thursday last of typhoid fever at the age of seventeen. Her remains were interred in the family burying ground at Bethel Church.

June 7, 1882 Issue

Albert Mackey, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mackey, died on Thursday last. The remains will be taken to Chester for interment.

June 21, 1882 Issue

Miss Emma C. Perry, the third daughter of Captain and Mrs. T. J. Perry, died on Thursday the 25th ultimo.

June 28, 1882 Issue

Ben Green, a brother of John Green, a negro, was killed by the train near Lewis Turnout on Tuesday.

July 12, 1882 Issue

Henry Taylor, colored, died on Sunday from hemorrhage.

Mr. James Morris died in Columbia on Monday of consumption at the age of forty-two. He was a native of Fairfield, son of Mr. Elisha Morris and the last of ten children, who all died of consumption. He was in the 7th Cavalry and leaves a wife and three children.

August 9, 1882 Issue

Rev. C. M. Porter died near Ridgeway last Wednesday at the age of seventy.

August 23, 1882 Issue

Major S. R. Fant died in this place on Thursday from paralysis at the age of about 48. He was buried Red Hill Baptist Church. He was a native of this county and served in Company H., Sixth Regiment and in the 17th Regiment. He leaves a wife and children.

August 30, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Jane Campbell, relict of the late David Campbell, died on Wednesday last and she was buried in the Presbyterian Graveyard. September 6, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Sue B. McCants, the wife of Mr. J. W. McCants, died on Monday at the age of 22. She was the only daughter of Mrs. G. C. Lyles and the late Captain Boykin Lyles. The funeral services took place in the Methodist Church.

Belle McMillian, colored, died of consumption on Saturday.

September 13, 1882 Issue

Mr. George D. Ladd and Mr. John Clowney have each lost a young child from diphtheria. They were both buried on Sunday last at Salem Church.

September 20, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Crossland, wife of Mr. S. Y. Crossland, died on Monday last from congestive chills.

September 27, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Margaret Clowney, wife of Capt. Robt. C. Clowney, died on Monday last. She was a daughter of Mr. Brice, formerly of Fairfield, and now a resident of Alabama.

Florence Hardin, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hardin, died on Monday last.

Mr. and Mrs. Jno. A. Simpson lost a child on Wednesday last from diphtheria.

October 4, 1882 Issue

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrison, died on September 23. She was about a year and a half old and died from croup.

Mr. Ben Brigman, of this county, was shot and killed by Dr. Wm. R. Sykes on Wednesday.

October 25, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Maria L. Refo, wife of Mr. Charles L. Refo Jr., died at her home in this county on Thursday of congestive chill at the age of 38. She was a daughter of the late Henry Williams of this place. She leaves a husband and two little children.

November 1, 1882 Issue

Mr. Hobart D. Hanahan, a brother of Dr. Hanahan of this place, died on Saturday of paralysis. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal Church. He was a native of John’s Island, and was about forty-three years of age. He served in the 2nd Regiment. He leaves one daughter, now residing with relatives in Richland County.

Mr. Walter S. Brice, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wade Brice, died in this county on Sunday last from typhoid fever at the age of nineteen. He was buried in the graveyard of Concord Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Charles F. Coleman died at his home in the Monticello neighborhood on Monday, the 23rd inst. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman, and was about thirty years of age. The funeral services were held at Monticello.

November 8, 1882 Issue

James Ewell Hinnant, fifth son of John A. and M. E. Hinnant, aged two years and twenty-five days, died on October 16, 1882.

Mary James Mann, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann, of Fairfield, died on September 23 at the age of three.

November 15, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Eugenia Anderson, wife of Mr. Thomas Anderson, died on Wednesday. Mr. Charles L. Refo Sr. died on Saturday of heart disease at the age of 62. He was a native of Edgefield and moved to Fairfield just after the war. The funeral services were held in the Methodist Church.

Mrs. Nancy Cooper, wife of Mr. John Cooper of the Bear Creek Section and a sister of the late Hampton Johnson, died on last Saturday at the age of 70 from consumption. Her remains were interred in the family burying ground.

November 22, 1882 Issue

Mr. James Lemmon, son of Mrs. Lauderdale, died on Sunday last. He was about thirty-five years of age and unmarried.

November 29, 1882 Issue

Mattie Stella Boyles, infant daughter of J. R. and M. B. Boyles, aged twenty-two days, died Friday November 24, 1882.

Luther Holmes Mann, third son of Thomas F. and Carrie R. Mann, was born April 20th, 1881 and died November 8th, 1882. His sister Mary Mann died a little more that six weeks ago.

December 6, 1882 Issue

Mrs. Sarah L. McCrorey, wife of Mr. J. A. McCrorey Sr., died on Tuesday last. She was a sister of the late Dr. William Thorn and the mother of Mrs. James Beaty of Winnsboro. She was seventy-seven years old. She was buried in the Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Col. J. D. Strother died at Waco, Texas on the 22nd ult. He was a native of Fairfield County.

December 13, 1882 Issue

Mr. Charles M. Martin, formerly of Fairfield County, died at Montongo, Arkansas of consumption on the 29th ult. at the residence of Mr. Thos. G. Brown of this place. He was twenty-nine and unmarried.

December 20, 1882 Issue

Andrew Boulware was stabbed several nights since in a difficulty with his brother, Thomas Boulware, and died on Wednesday.

Mr. M. C. Armstrong of this county, died on the 15th inst. of typhoid pneumonia. He was about forty-two years of age and unmarried. He was a member of Company F, 12th Regiment, S. C. V. The remains were interred in the Bethel burying ground.

December 27, 1882 Issue

Mr. Reid, living near Ridgeway and for some time a resident of this place, was found dead on Thursday.

January 6, 1883 Issue

Hon. William D. Porter, of Charleston, died on Thursday last.

January 13, 1883 Issue

Lewis Hall, a colored man residing on Mr. Jno. S. Cathcart’s plantation near town, was found dead on Friday.

January 16, 1883 Issue

Dr. Edward A. Gibson died on last Friday at about the age of sixty-five. He was a brother of Mr. Stephen Gibson. He did not marry. January 18, 1883 Issue

Mr. Jacob Bookman died on the 14th inst. at the age of eighty-three. He was a native of Richland County.

Mrs. Faustina Lyles, the wife of Mr. J. Frank Lyles, died of consumption on Sunday the 14th inst. She was a daughter of the late Osmund S. Jones.

January 20, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Mary Brawley, the grandmother of Wm. H. Brawley, died in Chester on Thursday at the age of 99.

January 25, 1883 Issue

Col. Baylis E. Elkin died at his home near Ridgeway on Sunday last. He was about fifty-five years of age and leaves a wife and seven children. He was a son of the late David Elkin and a Confederate Veteran.

January 30, 1883 Issue

Mrs. P.C. Mellicamp, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mobley, died on January 17, 1883 at the age of 22. Her remains were interred in the family burying ground at the home of her youth.

February 13, 1883 Issue

Miss Charlotte M. Boykin died on Monday last in Camden.

February 20, 1883 Issue

Mr. A. Hamilton Fleming, of this place, died on Monday. He was about forty years of age and leaves a wife and two children.

Mrs. Amelia Ratterree, of Chester, died on last Wednesday the 14th inst. She was the wife of Mr. J. D. Ratterree and a daughter of the late C. L. Refo Sr. of this county. She was about twenty-five years of age and left a husband and two little children.

Boyce Brice, second son of Major Thomas W. Brice of this county, died on last Saturday from inflammation of the bowels

February 27, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Dinah Bratton, a colored woman, died on last Sunday. She was probably the oldest inhabitant of Winnsboro and possibly of the county, being at her death in her one hundred and second year. She was the wife of Mr. William Bratton and the mother of fourteen children. She came to South Carolina from Virginia.

March 1, 1883 Issue

Louis LeConte, formerly of Columbia, died in Denver, Colorado. He was thirty-four years of age.

March 8, 1883 Issue

Willie J. Shelton, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Shelton, died on February 12, 1883 at the age of eleven years, nine months and sixteen days of age.

Mrs. A. S. Wallace died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Calvin Brice, in this county on Saturday from typhoid fever. She was the wife of Hon. A. S. Wallace and was buried in York County.

Mrs. Nancy W. Jones died on last Tuesday the 6th inst. of heart disease. She was the wife of Mr. James Jones and the oldest daughter of the late John Mobley and was about sixty years of age. Mr. J. R. Hinnant, of Union County, formerly of Fairfield County, died at his residence on Friday the 2nd inst. He was forty-six years of age and leaves a wife and seven little children. He was a member of the Twelfth Regiment.

March 10, 1883 Issue

Johnnie Chandler, the third child of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Chandler, died on the 8th inst. from congestion of the brain.

March 31, 1883 Issue

Mr. John Warren died on Sunday last. He was a native of Fairfield County and moved to Kershaw County many years ago. April 3, 1883 Issue

Mr. William T. Smith was drowned last Wednesday. He was living in Bay Port, Florida, and had gone to Cedar Keys on business. On his way back on the steamer he was accidentally knocked overboard. He was a son of the late James H. Smith and was about twenty years of age. He was the only living child of his widowed mother.

Mrs. Agnes Macfie, wife of Capt, Jas. P. Macfie, died on the 1st inst. from cancer. She was the sister of Col. J. H. Rice of Ninety-six. She was born in Union County and was about forth-five years of age and leaves a husband and children.

April 5, 1883 Issue

Mr. John M. Fripp, the father of Mrs. Chaplin and Mrs. Fripp of this place, died on Monday. The funeral services were held in the Baptist Church and his remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery. He was sixty-seven years of age and a native of Beaufort District. Driven from his home by the Federal Troops on the fall of Port Royal in 1861, he moved with his children to this place. His property was afterwards sold by the United States authorities under the infamous Direct Tax proceedings and he never returned to his old home.

April 7, 1883 Issue

Horace Bagley, colored, more generally known as Horace Greeley, died on the 4th inst. in the sixth-second year of his age.

April 12, 1883 Issue

Annie Clendining, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clendining, died of pneumonia on Tuesday. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

April 17, 1883 Issue

Rev. George Howe died at his residence in Columbia on Sunday the 15th inst.

Rev. Thos. W. Smith, of Union County, died at his residence of pneumonia several days since. He was about forty- five years of age and leaves a widow and three children.

Mr. Osborne R. Thompson, of this place, died on Sunday of apoplexy. He was sixty-four year of age. He was married three times: first to Miss Laughlin, next to Mrs. Richmond (nee Barkley), and last to Miss McMaster, all of whom precede him to the grave. He leaves eight children. His remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

April 19, 1883 Issue

Dr. E. B. Turnipseed died on Wednesday in Columbia, S. C. He served through the Crimean War and the late war as a surgeon. He was about fifty-three years of age and leaves a widow.

April 21, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Martha J. Davis, of Helena, died on the 20th inst. at the age of 64. She had moved to Newberry County from Fairfield County some thirty years ago. Her remains were interred in the cemetery at Helena.

April 26, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Sallie E. Means died at his place on Tuesday. She was eighty-five year of age and daughter of the late John Means and the wife of the late Rev. Robert Means. She was buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery.

Mrs. Sarah Fleming died on Wednesday of heart disease. She was eighty years of age and the widow of the late James Fleming. She was born in Columbia and her remains were taken there for the funeral services. She leaves four children, among them, Mrs. Elizabeth McMaster and Mrs. M.W. Brown of this place.

Mrs. Sarah F. Trotti died at her residence in Columbia on Monday of heart disease. She was the eldest daughter of Dr. David H. Means, formerly of this county, and was born in 1820. She married Hon. W. S. Trotti of Barnwell, who died several years before the war. She did not have any children.

May 3, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Sarah P. Mackey died in Washington on the 30th ult. of paralysis. She was born in Charleston and the mother of Congressman E. W. M. Mackey and A. M. Mackey of this place and a widow of the late Dr. Albert G. Mackey.

May 10, 1883 Issue

Miss Nonie Stewart, daughter of Mr. James R. Stewart, died in Ridgeway on Monday the 7th inst.

May 17, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Ford died in near Ridgeway on the 10th at the age of sixty-three.

May 24, 1883 Issue

Anna Brown, a negro woman, died in Columbia on Tuesday from pulmonary hemorrhage. The remains were brought to Winnsboro for interment.

Mr. Thomas Hendrix, of the Cedar Creek Section, died on Tuesday last at the age of eighty-four years. He leaves a wife and one child.

May 29, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Jane F. Thomas, widow of the late Peyrre Thomas, died at Ridgeway on Friday the 25th inst. at the age of seventy-five years. She was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Ridgeway.

Benjamin Franklin Bryant died at his home in Benton, Alabama on the 20th inst. He was in the Second South Carolina Regiment during the Confederate War. He was a native of Longtown, Fairfield County, S. C. and moved to Alabama not long after the close of the war. He leaves a wife and one child.

June 5, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Susannah Widener, late consort of Mr. William Widener, died of erysipelas on the 26th ult. at seventy-three years of age.

William Strother Means, son of B. H. and Mary P. Means, died on May 15 near Hubbard City, Hill County, Texas at the age of twenty years and eleven days.

June 9, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Martha Boyce, wife of the Rev. James Boyce, died on the 4th inst. in Due West, S. C. from a stroke of paralysis.

Mr. J. G. Sitton was killed by Mr. Thomas L. Shields on the 5th inst. near Charlotte.

June 12, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Rachel McMaster died on Saturday the 9th inst. She was the daughter of Gen. John Buchanan and was born on August 21, 1793 near Gladney’s Ford on Little River. She married Mr. John McMaster in July of 1816. She was buried in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery. She leaves four children, fifty-four grandchildren and twenty-six great-grandchildren.

June 16, 1883 Issue

Mr. T. B. Mikell, of Sumter, S. C., a student at Davidson College, died on Tuesday last at the age of eighteen.

June 23, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Hessie Fraser, widow of the late Rev. Malcolm D. Fraser, died at the residence of her son, Mr. Jas. D. Fraser, in Edgefield County on Thursday. The remains were brought to Winnsboro on Friday and the funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church.

Mr. S. A. Hill, of this county, died at his home near Feasterville on the 18th inst. of apoplexy. He was fifty-five years old.

June 28, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Cynthia Kennedy, wife of the late Mr. Robert Kennedy, died at the residence of Mr. Samuel Y. McQuartters in Richland County on Monday the 25th inst. at the age of eighty-nine years. The remains were brought to Ridgeway and interred in the family burying ground by the side of her husband, who died some forty years ago.

Gen. James Connor died in Richmond on June 26th at the home of his father-in-law, John Enders, of pneumonia. His body was taken to Charleston for the funeral and his remains were interred in Magnolia Cemetery. He leaves a wife and five children, the oldest being Henry W. Connor, age 16.

July 21, 1883 Issue

Bessie Dwight, youngest child of Capt. and Mrs. C. S. Dwight, died at Danburg, Georgia on Tuesday, aged about five months. The remains were brought to Winnsboro and the funeral services were held in the Episcopal Church.

July 24, 1883 Issue

Nannie Clendining, infant daughter of Mr. J. Clendining of this place, died on Saturday last of whooping cough. She was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

The youngest child of Mr. Thomas D. Owings near this place, died of congestion of the brain on Monday.

Mr. David Weir died on the 8th inst. at the age of seventy-one from an attack of dysentery, which superinduced congestion of the lungs. He was buried in the Beaver Creek Cemetery.

August 4, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Mary E. Mobley, wife of Dr. Samuel F. Mobley formerly of this county, died at her residence in Hood County, Texas on the 17th of July at the age of 53.

Miss Susie Boyleston, daughter of the late R. B. Boyleston, died on Thursday. The funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church.

August 21, 1883 Issue

Mrs. H. M. Zealy, of Monticello, died last Saturday at the age of about thirty from consumption. She was the wife of Mr. H. M. Zealy and leaves him and five children.

August 30, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Kitty R. McMaster died Wednesday at the age of twenty-four. She was the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Jas. H. Rion and the wife of Mr. J. F. McMaster. The funeral services took place in the Presbyterian Church.

September 4, 1883 Issue

Miss Annie Harper died Monday at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. R. P. Curry, near Long Run in this county. She was about sixty years old and died from cancer.

September 6, 1883 Issue

Mr. J. Ira Hall, of Rock Hill, died at his house on Monday the 3rd inst. from an overdose of morphine. He leaves a young widow.

An infant son of Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Williams died on September 5th of cholera infantum in Ridgeway.

September 22, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Catherine Dickey died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Lucas, near White Oak on August 21st of paralysis. She was born in County Antrim, Ireland in 1795 and was eighty-eight years old. She leaves two sons and two daughters.

September 27, 1883 Issue

Mr. H. Y. Gladney, who lived near Salem Church, died Tuesday. He died from a wound received at Trevillian Station during the late war, from which he has suffered at times ever since. His leg was amputated just above the knee in an attempt to save him, but he died a few days later. He leaves a wife and three children.

October 6, 1883 Issue

Mr. John R. Seigler died last Tuesday the 2nd inst. in Yorkville. On the first a piece of heavy timbers fell on his head and inflicted a mortal injury. He was about twenty-five and a cousin of Mr. John W. Seigler of our town. His remains were taken to Simpson’s Turnout where it was buried. October 11, 1883 Issue

Mr. Jesse C. Boney died of congestive chills on the 28th ult. at the age of 39. He leaves a wife and six small children.

October 23, 1883 Issue

Mr. Thomas Cooper died at Ridgeway on Sunday from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and two young children.

Mary Gaines, a colored woman who was burnt in a kerosene explosion on the 14th inst., died from her injuries on Saturday.

November 6, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Kerr, the mother of W. H. Kerr, died at her home in this county on Thursday last, at the age of eighty-three from an attack of apoplexy. November 13, 1883 Issue

Mr. George Robertson Sr. died on last Thursday at his residence from some affection of the leg and foot. He was seventy-one and leaves a widow and one son.

November 20, 1883 Issue

Mr. John Wilson died in King’s Mountain, N. C. on the 16 inst. at the age of about seventy-one. He was a native of Fairfield County and leaves a widow.

November 24, 1883 Issue

Sophronia E. Hatcher, daughter of W. H. and Hattie Hatcher, died near Blythewood on November 14, 1883 of diphtheria at the age of four years and eleven months.

November 27, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Martha F. Chappell died near Jenkinsville on the 20th inst. at the age of 79.

December 4, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Sarah M. Couturier, of this place, died at her home on Friday from apoplexy. She was the widow of the late Washington Couturier, of St. Stephen’s Parish, and the mother of Mrs. T. T. Robertson of this place and was nearly eighty. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal Church and the remains interred in the cemetery.

December 8, 1883 Issue

Robert Plaxico Ruff, infant son of S. W. and M. V. Ruff, died on November 1st at the age of two weeks and three days.

December 11, 1883 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, widow of the late O. R. Brown and mother of Mr. A. W. Brown of this place, died on the 30th ult. at the age of 63.

December 15, 1883 Issue

Mrs. C. E. Coate, wife of Mr. Sim Coate, died in Vicksburg on Saturday, November 24, 1883 in the 28th year of her age, December 25, 1883 Issue

Mr. A. J. Mobley died near Woodward on last Thursday, the 20th inst. of paralysis. He was about fifty-five and leaves a wife and several children. January 11, 1884 Issue

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bolick died on Thursday, aged two weeks. The funeral services were held in the Associate Reformed Church.

The six-year old son of Mr. Wm. McDaniel was crushed to death by a log near Blackstock last Friday.

January 30, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Malinda Keith, of this place, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Priscilla Ketchin, on last Monday the 21st. She was in the seventy-eight year of her age and probably died of paralysis of the heart. She was buried in the Scion Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Mr. Jonathan Rabb, of Monticello, died at his residence on Thursday last of Bright’s disease of the kidneys. He was about sixty years of age and leaves a widow and a large family of children.

February 6, 1884 Issue

Miss Margaret Halsell, of Feasterville, died on the 24th of general debility and heart disease at the age of 83 years and 5 months. Her remains were interred in the family burying ground.

Mr. Thompson Chappell died at Jenkinsville last Saturday from paralysis at about the age of fifty.

Mr. William I. Egleston died last Thursday in Mobile of typhoid pneumonia. He was a native of Charleston, a son of the late Wm. I. Egleston and the only brother of Mr. DuBose Egleston of this place. He was about thirty-six years of age and leaves a wife and three children.

March 12, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Martha E. Starnes, formerly of Fairfield County, died at Rutherfordton, N. C. on the 1st inst. She leaves five orphan children.

Captain S. M. Smart, a Mexican War Veteran, died in Columbia on the 27th ult.

Mr. Jerry Baylor, a colored man, died in the Salem neighborhood on the 27th ult. He leaves a wife and no children.

Mr. O. B. Moore, one of the most successful of the colored teachers in the county, died a few days ago.

March 19, 1884 Issue

Miss Eliza McDowell died at her home in this place last Sunday at the age of seventy-six. She was buried in the Associate Reformed Church Cemetery.

Mr. J. N. Waters, a student in the Crosbyville Institute, died on the 7th inst. of pneumonia at the age of 24.

April 16, 1884

Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes, who lived about fifteen miles southwest of Winnsboro, died at her residence on the 28th of last March at the age of eighty-seven.

April 23, 1884

Mr. John W. Aiken died at the residence of his father, Dr. W. E. Aiken, in this place on Monday the 14th inst. of general congestion at the age of about twenty-five. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Mrs. Maria McClure died in White Oak on Friday the 11th inst., possibly from heart disease at the age of between fifty and fifty-five. Mr. Nicholas Colvin Sr., of Feasterville area, died on the 13th inst. of paralysis at the age of eighty-one. His remains were interred in the family burying ground.

Mrs. Mary Simpson, of the Feasterville area, died on the 11th inst. of apoplexy at the age of eighty-one. Her remains were interred in the family burying ground.

Mrs. Charlotte W. Vann died on March 29, near Blythewood.

April 30, 1884 Issue

Miss Sirena M. Hendrix died at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Nancy G. Hendrix, in this place last Friday of consumption at the age of about twenty-one. The remains were interred in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Poole Taylor, second son of E. H. and C. P. Taylor, died near Buckhead on March 19, 1884, of pneumonia at the age of seven. May 7, 1884 Issue

Mrs. John J. Hemphill, of Chester, died on Wednesday.

May 14, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Lawrence Feaster died on the 30th ult. from pneumonia. She leaves a husband and several children.

Mr. Nathan Simpson died on the 1st inst. from pneumonia at the age of about thirty-five. He leaves a wife and one child.

May 21, 1884 Issue

Margaret Roche, an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Roche, died Friday of brain fever and was interred in the Methodist Church Cemetery.

The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Lumpkin died Sunday and her remains were interred in the Methodist Church Cemetery.

May 28, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Sarah Simonton died at the residence of Mr. W. B. Simonton near Albion, on last Tuesday the 20th inst., at the age of ninety-six. Her remains were interred in the New Hope Associate Reformed Church Graveyard.

Mr. William M. Yongue died at his residence near Feasterville on Friday from dysentery at the age of about fifty- nine. He was a lieutenant in the late war and leaves a wife and six children.

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Willingham died in this place on Sunday last and was buried in the Presbyterian Church Graveyard.

Eliza Goings, a colored woman of this place, died from paralysis on Tuesday.

June 4, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Nancy Lauhon, of Ridgeway, died on Friday last, the 23rd inst. at the age of 80. She left no surviving children.

Mr. William E. Parker, of Ridgeway, died on Tuesday the 20th inst. of consumption at the age of about thirty-eight. He leaves a wife and four children.

June 18, 1884 Issue

A little daughter of Mr. Joseph Gilbert, of Gaffney City, was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery in this place last Tuesday, the 10th inst. Mr. Gilbert was formerly a resident of Winnsboro.

Miss Pollie Hoffman, daughter of Mr. G. P. Hoffman of Blythewood, died on Tuesday the 10th inst. at Asheville, N. C. The funeral service was held in Blythewood.

July 9, 1884 Issue

Susan Eliza Reynolds, daughter of Jno. S. and Sue E. Reynolds, died in Winnsboro on Sunday, July 6, 1884 at the age of ten weeks.

July 16, 1884 Issue

Col. Joseph D. Aiken, of Charleston, died on Saturday the 5th inst. of heart disease. He was born in Winnsboro in 1817 and married Miss Martin. He was a Confederate Veteran.

July 30, 1884 Issue

Mr. Edward W. Chaplin, of Savannah, Ga., drown Thursday last at Tybee at the age of 24. He was the son of the late Marion Chaplin, of Beaufort, and stepson of Mrs. A. E. Chaplin, of this place.

Mrs. Elizabeth Owings died on last Monday, the 21st. inst. of typhoid fever at the age of about thirty. She was the wife of Mr. J. M. Owings, of the Salem neighborhood and daughter of Mr. M. H. Berry, of Columbia. She leaves a husband and three children. August 6, 1884 Issue

Mrs. J. M. Todd, of Due West, died on Monday the 27th inst. of pneumonia at the age of about thirty. She was the wife of Prof. J. M. Todd and only daughter of Mr. John A. Brice, of Youngsville, a native of Fairfield County. She leaves a husband and three little children.

August 13, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Margaret J. Shaw, widow of the late Robert. M. Shaw, died in this place on Wednesday of heart disease at the age of fifty-five. She leaves two daughters; Mrs. R. M. Huey and Mrs. T. H. Ketchin. The funeral services were held in the Associate Reformed Church.

Mr. Henry C. Yongue, of Feasterville, died at his home last Wednesday of typhoid fever and congestion of the brain at the age of about twenty-four.

September 17, 1884 Issue

Robert T. Ketchin, the two-year son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ketchin of this place died last Monday, the 8th inst. from spasms. The funeral services were held at the Associate Reformed Church.

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harden died on Sunday, the 7th inst. and was buried in the graveyard of Scion Presbyterian Church.

September 24, 1884 Issue

Joseph Brice, the third child of Mr. J. Clarence Brice of Woodward, died of diphtheria last Wednesday.

October 1, 1884 Issue

Emmie Ruff, the fourth child of A. F. and M. E. Ruff, died on September 17, 1884 at Ridgeway from diphtheria at the age of seven years and five months.

Johnnie L. Broom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Broom of this county, died of diphtheria on the 4th inst.

Ollace Robinson Blair, son of Mr. W. Mc. and Mamie R. Blair, died on September 5, 1884. He was born on June 8, 1878 and was buried in the village cemetery in Union C. H.

Mrs. Elizabeth K. Anderson died on August 28th at the age of seventy-three. She was the eldest daughter of Col. Wm. Kincaid. She was buried at the old Brick Church (Ebenezer).

October 8, 1884 Issue

Mr. Robt. A. Herron died at his residence on Friday last from an affection of the heart, at the age of about fifty-eight. Mrs. G. A. White, wife of Mr. George A. White, died at her home on Thursday last of consumption at the age of forty-three. The funeral services were held in the Methodist Church and the remains taken to Columbia and buried in Elmwood Cemetery

October 15, 1884 Issue

Sallie Robertson, infant daughter of Mr. D. H. Robertson, died October 6, 1884 of typhoid fever at the residence of Maj. B. H. Robertson.

October 22, 1884 Issue

Mrs. Anna R. Scruggs, wife of Mr. Thomas W. Scruggs of this county, died at her home on Tuesday last of typhoid fever. She leaves a husband and two little children.

Mr. S. Lunsford Harrison, of Texas, died at his residence in that State on the 3rd of September of congestion of the brain at the age of about thirty-two. He leaves a wife and five children. He was a native of Fairfield County and moved to Texas about ten years ago.

December 10, 1884 Issue

Mr. John Robertson died at his home in Longtown on Friday last at the age of ninety-three. He was the father of Ex- Senator Thomas J. Robertson and Mr. Jno. E. Robertson.

Mr. James McCully died on Friday last in the Wateree Section at about the age of fifty.

Mrs. Hattie C. Shelton, wife of W. J. Shelton and daughter of Major John J. Welch, died on November 19, 1884 from dropsy of the heart at the age of 36. She leaves a husband and four children.

January 21, 1885 Issue

Mrs. Mamie E. Cummings, the wife of Mr. J. H. Cummings of this place, died on Thursday at the age of thirty-two and leaves a husband and four children. She was a daughter of Mr. H. L. Elliott and a granddaughter of the late John McMaster. The funeral services were held in the Associate Reformed Church.

February 11, 1885 Issue

Dr. S. B. McLurkin died last Monday.

February 18, 1885 Issue

G. Marie Lyles died on the 26th of January.

Mary E. Cummings, wife of Joseph H. Cummings, died on January 15, 1885 in her thirty-second year of her age.

March 4, 1885 Issue

Mr. John A. Fraser died in Springfield, Missouri at the age of about thirty-eight. He was a son of the late Rev. Malcolm Fraser. He was born in Winnsboro and moved west in 1877.

Mr. Edgar A. Powell committed suicide Sunday. He was about forty-five years old and leaves a wife and eight children.

March 11, 1885 Issue

Mr. Gasaway Fowler, who resided near Alston, was stricken with paralysis on Sunday, the 20th ult. and died the following Monday. He was a Confederate Veteran. He leaves a wife and a large family of children.

March 18, 1885 Issue

Rev. Edwin C. Steele died at the residence of Mr. Thomas Ashby, near Florence, on the 6th inst. at the age of thirty- five. He was a native of Charleston and moved to Winnsboro early in the war. He leaves a wife and two children.

Capt. Robert C. Clowney died at his home on last Thursday from pleuro-pneumonia at about the age of forty-five. He was a veteran of the Sixth Regiment and leaves six children.

Mr. Andrew M. Young died at his residence on last Monday from heart disease at about fifty years of age and leaves a wife and three children. He served in Company G, Sixth Regiment S. C. V.

March 25, 1885 Issue

Capt. R. C. Clowney died at his home on the 12th inst. of pneumonia and his remains were interred at New Hope Church. He leaves seven orphaned children, the eldest eighteen.

Mr. Wm. Stevenson died in Columbia last week and was buried in New Hope Church Cemetery a few days ago.

April 22, 1885 Issue

Mrs. Massie Bolin, who lived near Buckhead, died of pneumonia on the 13th inst. at the age of about seventy-one. She leaves three children.

Benjamin Emerson, a very old colored man, died last Saturday.

Mrs. P. A. Hedgepath, who lives in the Horeb Area, died on the 9th inst. of pneumonia. She leaves a husband and six little children.

May 13, 1885 Issue

Mr. J. F. Arledge, who resided in the Rocky Mount section, died on Monday at the age of about seventy. He leaves a wife and one child, Mrs. Wylie Davis of Ridgeway.

William R. Robertson died last Wednesday. He was born in the Longtown section on November 30, 1818, son of Thomas Robertson and grandson of Captain Robertson. In 1844 he married Miss Elizabeth C. Rabb. His only surviving child is T. R. Robertson of Charlotte, N. C.

May 27, 1885 Issue

John Douglass Harrison, son of Mr. J. D. Harrison, died of consumption on the 23rd of April last at the age of seven years, eleven months and twenty-seven days.

Mr. William M. Boyd died on the 23rd inst. at the age of seventy-three. He came to this country from Ireland in 1822, and leaves a wife and several children.

Chalmers McMaster died on Thursday from injuries received from falling from the second story of his home.

June 3, 1885 Issue

Mr. Joseph F. Arledge, who died about two weeks ago in Winnsboro was born in the Rocky Mount neighborhood on October 28, 1818. His first marriage was to his cousin, Annie Arledge, the mother of his only surviving child, Mrs. Wylie Davis of Ridgeway. In 1873 he married Priscilla Nichols, who survive him. He also leaves two brothers, Dr. J. R. Arledge and Mr. Saml. T. Arledge, and one sister, Mrs. Nichols.

June 10, 1885 Issue

Mr. Ruben Motley, who resided near Ridgeway, died of cancer of the tongue on the 21st of May last. He leaves three daughters.

June 17, 1885 Issue

Mr. James W. Farmer, of this county, died last Friday. He left a widow, two grown sons and one daughter, Mrs. Dunn, now of Greenville. The funeral services were held at Asbury Methodist Church.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrix died recently and left a husband and seven children. She was buried at Pine Grove Church.

Mr. Ruben Boulware, of this county, was found dead in his bed last Wednesday. It is thought that he died of apoplexy, as he was stricken with paralysis two or three years ago and had only partially recovered. He was about fifty.

Mr. Thomas McKinstry died at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. W. P. Gibson, on Wednesday. He was stricken with paralysis several months ago and had been lingering ever since. He was about seventy-seven years of age.

June 24, 1885 Issue

Mrs. Margaret Armstrong died on the 11th at the age of seventy-three and was buried at Bethel Cemetery.

Mr. Thomas McKinstry died at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. W. P. Gibson, on the 10th inst. and was buried in Bethel Cemetery.

Mr. A. M. Paul, of this county, died on Wednesday the 17th inst. at the age of eighty-seven.

July 1, 1885 Issue

Daisy Yongue, daughter of Mr. J. Martin Yongue of this county, died on the 17th inst.

July 8, 1885 Issue

Rev. L. H. Robertson, of this county, died on Friday last at the age of twenty-eight of consumption. He leaves a wife.

Mr. W. B. Benson, of the Rocky Mount Section, died on Sunday at the age of sixty-one.

July 15, 1885 Issue

Mr. D. H. Johnston, of Ansel, La., died on the 16th of June at the age of sixty-three. He was a native of this county and moved there in 1859.

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hall Jr., age about one year, died on the 30th ultimo.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harden, of this place, aged about seven and a half months, died at Lancaster on the 1st inst.

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Samuels, aged about eleven months, died on the 7th inst.

Mrs. Wm. Blair died of consumption and was buried at Salem on Monday last.

Mrs. John Goree died of consumption and was buried at Salem on Tuesday last.

July 22, 1885 Issue

Mr. C. S. Coleman of this county, died on Thursday the 9th inst. at the age of seventy-five. He served in the 12th Regiment of the S. C. V.

Mr. Edward A. Kennedy, of the Bear Creek Community, died of typhoid fever on Monday the 13th inst. at the age of about sixty-five. He served in the 4th Regiment, S. C. Cavalry.

Mr. James W. Yongue, of Troupe, Smith County, Texas a son of Mr. Chas. B. Yongue formerly of this county, died on the 12th inst. at the age of sixteen.

Miss Belle Jordan, daughter of Rev. D. E. Jordan, died in Greensboro, N. C. on Sunday. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

August 5, 1885 Issue

Mr. B. W. Bettis, of Edgefield, died on July 29.

Mr. R. B. Smith, of this county, died on last Monday the 27th inst.

August 19, 1885 Issue

Miss Eunice C. Perrin, of Abbeville, died at the residence of Dr. C. A. Henderson, in Greenville, on Sunday of consumption at the age of twenty-three. She was the youngest daughter of Col. James Perrin. She was buried in Abbeville.

Mr. T. Chalmers Gaston, committed suicide in Atlanta, where he had gone for treatment of dyspepsia.

August 26, 1885 Issue

Milling Jackson, the two-year old son of Mr. W. F. Jackson, died on Saturday of diphtheria. The remains were interred in the Presbyterian graveyard.

W. C. Moore was killed by B. F. Welsh on Saturday last in Lancaster.

September 16, 1885 Issue

Mrs. Matha Yongue, wife of Mr. H. H. Yongue, died on last Wednesday of brain fever. She leaves a husband and four children.

September 23, 1885 Issue

Bishop Henry C. Lay, of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Easton, died last week in Baltimore.

September 30, 1885 Issue

Mr. G. L. Huey died on Wednesday. He was the son of Mr. M. M. Huey, and a brother of Mr. R. M. Huey. His funeral took place at the Associate Reformed Church.

Mrs. Leila S. Miller, wife of Dr. J. H. Miller and daughter of Col. Jno. L. Black of Greenville, S. C., died in her home on Cross Hill, Laurens County on August 12, 1885. She was born in Ridgeway and was twenty-two year old. Mrs. Nancy Ferrell, of the Jackson Creek Section, died on the 24th at the age of seventy. She died of paralysis, which was supposed to have been caused by a fall.

October 7, 1885 Issue

Gregor Gladney, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gladney, died on Thursday of congestion of the brain at about the age of six. His grandfather is Mr. R. J. Gladney. His remains were interred in the Jackson Creek Cemetery.

October 21, 1885 Issue

Miss Mary Tinker, of the Jackson Creek Section, died on Thursday at the age of 74 years.

Mr. R. W. Craig, of the Cedar Creek Section, died on Monday last.

Mr. D. E. McCreight, who had just reached his majority, died on Tuesday of consumption. He leaves a mother and sister. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

November 4, 1885 Issue

Mr. J. William McCants died at his home Sunday from a form of consumption at about the age of thirty-four. He was the son of the late Dr. George McCants. He married Miss Sue Boykin Lyles, who preceded him to the grave in the fall of 1882, leaving no children. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

November 11, 1885 Issue

Mrs. M. M. Adger, formerly of this county, died in Chicora, Louisiana. She was a daughter of the late James Gamble.

Dr. John R. Cook died on the 18th ult. at the age of 65 in Marshallville, Ga. He was first married in 1847 Mrs. Harmon, who died in 1851, and then to Mrs. Sarah S. Owens, a daughter of the late Osmund Woodward.

November 18, 1885 Issue

Aiken Egleston, son of Mr. and Mrs. DuBose Egleston, died on Monday last at about four years of age. The funeral was held in the Episcopal Church and his remains were interred in the family plot in the cemetery.

The oldest daughter of Dr. J. C. LaBorde died at the age of 13 and was buried at Cedar Creek Church

November 25, 1885 Issue

Dr. William K. Turner died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Scruggs on Sunday the 22nd.

December 2, 1885 Issue

Mr. Jeremiah McCarthy, a former citizen of Fairfield, died in Columbia a day or two ago. He was over eighty years of age.

December 9, 1885 Issue

Mr. Walter C. Yongue died at the age of nineteen. He was the youngest son of Mrs. Frances Yongue and brother- in-law of Captain Boyles.

December 30, 1885 Issue

Mrs. Pauline S. Jones died at Longtown on the 16th of last month, at the age of twenty-six years and ten months. She was born near Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1859, married in Monticello in 1883 and was the daughter of B. R. Scott.

Mrs. Mary Ann Martin, consort of the late Wm. A. Martin, died at the residence of her son, Robt. L. Martin, near Monticello on the 21st inst. She had been affected with paralysis for some time and was seventy-seven..

Mr. Robert Caldwell died in Blackstock a few days ago.

Mr. Aaron H. Powell, formerly of this county, died in Huntsville, Texas on the 18th inst. from an attack of cholera morbus at the age of thirty-eight. He leaves a wife and six children. His remains were brought here and interred in the family burying-ground at Mount Moriah Church.

Mr. Wm. C. Neal died on Thursday from injuries received in an accident. He was the son of the late Rev. Henry Neal and was about thirty-seven years of age. The funeral services were held in the Methodist Church and the remains were interred in the adjoining cemetery.

January 13, 1886 Issue

Adam Blake, a colored man living on Mr. H.L. Elliott’s place, died last Sunday. He came to Winnsboro in 1813 and hauled the town clock from Charleston. February 10, 1886 Issue

William Capers Neil died in Winnsboro on December 24, 1885.

Captain Butler P. Alston, of Rock Hill, died on Wednesday. He was a soldier in the Sixth Regiment.

Mrs. Rebecca M. Woodward died at the residence of Mrs. Andrew Mobley, of this county, on Saturday last at the age of seventy-two from pneumonia. She was a daughter of the late Hon. Edward P. Pearson, a granddaughter of the Rev. Samuel Whorter Yongue, and the wife of Judge Jno. J. Woodward of Talladega, Alabama who died in the war. Her remains were interred beside her husband in the Presbyterian Graveyard.

February 17, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Hastings, wife of Mr. Patrick Hastings, died on Tuesday from apoplexy at the age of seventy-one. She was buried in the Ebenezer Graveyard. She leaves a husband.

Prof. B. R. Turnipseed died at his home near Columbia on Thursday. He was born in 1850.

February 24, 1886 Issue

Mr. LaFavette Poteet died on Saturday last at the age of about sixty-one. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery. He was a widower and had no children.

March 3, 1886 Issue

Mr. John W. Evans died at his home on Saturday the 21st, of paralysis at the age of sixty-three.

McCain McGill, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. A. McGill of Crosbyville, died on Wednesday the 17th of February at the age of six months.

Matilda Rosborough, a well known colored woman, died Wednesday at the age of eighty-one. She was devote member of the Methodist Church and was buried in the Methodist Graveyard

March 17, 1886 Issue

Mr. William Gunnell died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. John Taylor, near Simpson’s Turnout on Friday the 12th inst. at the age of 86.

Mrs. Mary H. Reynolds, wife of Mr. Joseph Reynolds, died near Rockton on the 9th inst. from convulsions. David C. Aiken, colored, died at his home on Jackson Creek on Wednesday. He was a member of the Sixth Regiment.

March 24, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Mattie L. McCarley died in Winnsboro, S. C. on January 18, 1886 at the age of thirty-five. She was the daughter of Mrs. Oxner and was the mother of nine children, six of whom survive her.

March 31, 1886 Issue

Mr. John W. Evans died on the 20th of February at the age of sixty-three. He was born on June 15, 1823, the son of Mr. Jos. Evans. He married Miss Mary M. Martin on January 26, 1847 and leaves a wife and five children.

Mr. Daniel D. Fenly died at his home on the 13 inst. at the age of eighty-ninth.

Mr. John K. McCarley died on Friday of pneumonia. He was buried in the Associate Reformed Church Graveyard. He leaves a wife and a number of children.

Mrs. Sallie Rosborough died last Thursday.

April 15, 1886 Issue

Rev. David Jackson died on April 6th, 1886. He was born in 1808.

April 22, 1886 Issue

Ralph Madden Vinson, infant of Mr. and Mrs. John Vinson, died on Monday last from pneumonia. He was interred at White Oak. May 19, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Savilla H. Cameron, relict of the late Col. R. G. Cameron, died on the 11th inst., in the eighty-seventy year of her age. She was buried in the Concord Church Cemetery.

Freddie Sitgreaves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sitgreaves, died on Wednesday last from diphtheria at the age of five. She was buried in the Associate Reformed Church Cemetery.

May 26, 1886 Issue

Leonard McCarley, ten month old son of Mr. R. J. McCarley, died on Monday. He was buried by the side of his mother, in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Mrs. Osborne Hedgepath died on Wednesday from measles. She was buried in the Bethel Cemetery.

Mr. Eli Free was killed by James Johnson, at Dawkins on Saturday.

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dubose Egleston died on Friday.

June 2, 1886 Issue

Annie Louisa Roche died on Thursday from measles at the age of about seventeen months. Her remains were interred in the Methodist graveyard.

Mrs. William Friday died on Thursday and was buried at Cedar Creek Church.

June 9, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Mildred Fant, mother of Dr. F. M. E. Fant, Dr. S. F. Fant and Mr. Perry Fant, died on Sunday, May 30, 1886 at the age of ninety-nine.

Walter Eugene Boyles, the infant son of Capt. and Mrs. J. R. Boyles, died on Saturday of congestion of the brain. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

June 16, 1886 Issue

Mr. R. M. Stevenson died on Saturday of old age which was hastened by an attack of dysentery along with an affection of the heart at the age of eighty-seven.

June 23, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Alice H. Means, wife of Capt. Isaac H. Means, died at her home in this county on Thursday last. She was a sister of ex-Governor Hagood and a native of Barnwell County.

June 30, 1886 Issue

Mr. J. M. McNeel, of Chester, died on Saturday in Atlanta where he had gone for treatment of Bright’s disease. July 21, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Suckey Vanderbilt, colored, died on the 27th ult. at the age of eighty-three.

August 4, 1886 Issue

Dixon Boyles died on Friday of dysentery at the age of two years, two months and twenty-seven days. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

August 11, 1886 Issue

Dr. Edward W. Aiken, eldest son of Dr. Wm. E. Aiken, died on Tuesday. He was born in Winnsboro a little over thirty-one year ago. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

Hon. Samuel J. Tilden died on Wednesday at his home on the Hudson.

September 1, 1886 Issue

Col. Henry C. Davis died of heart disease on the 27th inst. at Ridgeway. He was the youngest child of Dr. James Davis and was born in Columbia on August 6, 1823. He married Miss Belle Means, daughter of Rev. Robt. Means, in 1868. He served in the 12th S. C V., in command of Company C. He was buried in the churchyard of St. Stephen’s at Ridgeway by the side of his wife and son, Edward Palmer Davis.

September 4, 1886 Issue

Miss Mamie White, daughter of Mr. G. A. White, died on Thursday at the age of seventeen from consumption. Her remains were sent to Columbia for burial.

September 22, 1886 Issue

Mr. Jno. A. Simpson died at his home in Ridgeway on Thursday last at the age of about forty-one. His remains were interred in the Methodist Churchyard in Ridgeway. He leaves a wife and four children.

Winnie Ashford, colored, wife of Osborne Ashford, recently died in the Horeb Area.

September 29, 1886 Issue

Mr. Mitchell L. Owings died at his home near Salem Church on Thursday at the age of about sixty-two. He had been suffering from heart disease and asthma. He was buried in the Salem Churchyard.

October 6, 1886 Issue

Isaac Ross, colored, son of March Ross, died Sunday from heart disease. October 13, 1886 Issue

Mrs. Jane Hemphill, of Chester, died Monday of heart disease. She was the daughter of the late Mr. Robert Brice of this county.

October 20, 1886 Issue

Feaster B. Wilkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkes, died on Wednesday at the age of about one.

Mrs. Emma Faust died on Sunday before last and was buried at Sandfield Church.

An infant of Mrs. Emma Faust died on Wednesday.

An infant of Mr. and Mrs John Brown died on Sunday. November 3, 1886 Issue

Mr. Tyre Ford died on the 29th of October in the Gladden’s Grove Neighborhood at the age of about eighty-five. He was the father of Mr. Strother Ford.

November 10, 1886 Issue

Rev. Peter J. Shand died in Columbia on Monday at the age of more that eighty-six.

November 17, 1886 Issue

Mr. Thos. W. Rabb Sr. died on Friday in the Monticello Section at the age of sixty-nine. His remains were interred in the family graveyard.

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Huey died on Friday and the remains interred in the A. R. P. Church Cemetery.

November 24, 1886 Issue

Margaret Ruff Matthews, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. P. Matthews Jr., died Tuesday.

Mr. Thomas N. Youngblood, of Chester, died of dropsy of the heart on Sunday.

Mrs. James Rains died recently in the Blythewood Area.

A child of Mr. and Mrs. Edwards died recently in the Blythewood Area.

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. John Goza, of Edgefield, was buried in the Sandy Level Church Cemetery recently.

December 8, 1886 Issue

Mr. R. K. Pickett, of the northwest section of the county, died on the 30th ult. at three score and ten.

December 15, 1886 Issue

Col. James Henry Rion died Sunday the 12th of neuralgia of the heart. He was born on April 17, 1828 in Montreal, Canada and married Miss Mary C. Weir on December 11, 1851. He leaves three sons and four daughters.

Mr. Charles Timms, brother of Mr. Andrew Timms, died on Wednesday last. His funeral was held in the A. R. P. Churchyard.

December 29, 1886 Issue

Mr. David Hollis died at his home near Flint Hill on Monday last, he was past four score.

Mr. James R. Kennedy Sr. died on Tuesday at Blythewood of paralysis at the age of seventy-eight. He was an uncle of Capt. Hinnant. He was buried in the family burying ground near Blythewood.

January 5, 1887 Issue

Rev. Harrison Liston, colored, died on November 2, 1886 at the age of 106.

Thomas Lyles Feaster, only child of J. C. and S. L. Feaster, died at Buckhead on December 21, 1886 at the age of eight.

Col. S. H. Owens, a former citizen of Fairfield, died in Mildwood, Marion County, Florida on the 13th of December at the age of seventy-four. He was twice married, first to Miss Alice Heath of Richland, and in 1847 to Miss Mary A. Dantzler, a full sister of Col. Olin M. Dantzler, of Orangeburg. He was the father of Albert W. Owens. January 12, 1887 Issue

Mr. James A. McCrorey died of pneumonia at his home at Blackstock on December 28th ult., age sixty-five years.

Mr. Henry Boylston, a former citizen of Winnsboro, died of consumption on Wednesday the 5th instant at Bechamville in Chester County. He was the son of the late R. B. Boylston and about twenty-five years old. His remains were interred in the Scion Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

January 19, 1887 Issue

John Mack, president of the colored Hook and Ladder Company, died on Sunday.

February 2, 1887 Issue

Miss Eliza W. Barnwell, daughter of the late Hon. Robert W. Barnwell, died on Saturday in Columbia.

Mr. J. O. Nichols died near White Oak on Tuesday at the age of about forty. He leaves a wife and children.

February 9, 1887 Issue

Arthur Ben, colored about eight years of age, was accidentally shot and killed near Wallaceville.

Miss Mattie Neil died on Tuesday and was buried in the family graveyard near Wateree Church on Wednesday.

Mr. Manuel Thomas, colored, was found dead on Tuesday.

Major C. E. Thomas, of Ridgeway, died on Tuesday of heart disease at the age of forty-three. He leaves a wife and five children.

February 16, 1887 Issue

Mr. Rufus Oates, a former citizen of Blackstock, was killed at Birmingham, Alabama in a railroad accident. He leaves a widowed mother.

February 23, 1887 Issue

Mr. Francis W. Fickling died at his home in Columbia on Wednesday last at the age of seventy-seven.

March 9, 1887 Issue

Mr. James Cork Sr., originally from Fairfield County, died last Saturday in Donnalds, he is the father of Prof. J. C. Cork, of Prosperity.

March 16, 1887 Issue

Mr. Jas. Clark Propst died at the residence of his brother, Mr. Jno. B. Propst, near Feasterville on Tuesday of consumption at the age of forty. His funeral was held in the Presbyterian Church and he was buried in the churchyard.

April 6, 1887 Issue

Mr. J. B. Jones died from wounds he received from Col. George Johnston on Saturday last in Newberry.

Mr. Scott Copeland, colored man, died on Saturday.

April 20, 1887 Issue

Prof. G. A. Woodward died in Montgomery, Alabama on the 12th.

Mrs. Emmeline S. Herbert, widow of Major Waters W. Herbert and daughter of Dr. George B. Pearson of Fonti Flora, Fairfield County, died on March 17, 1887 at Ashland, Farifax County, Virginia, at the home of her brother-in- law, Wm. W. Boyce.

April 27, 1887 Issue

Mr. A. J. Nichols died on Sunday last from dropsy of the heart at the age of seventy. His remains were interred in Mount Zion Baptist Church Cemetery.

Mr. Jackson Tidwell died on Monday from diarrhea at the age of seventy. He was interred in Greenbriar Church Cemetery.

May 4, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Mary Simpson, of Ridgeway, died on last Tuesday the 26th inst. at the age of 70. She was buried at Aimwell Presbyterian Church and leaves eight children.

Mrs. Martha Nichols, relict of Mr. Osmund Nichols, who preceded her to the grave three years ago, died on Thursday last at the age of seventy-five.

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Wooten died Thursday at the residence of Mr. W. B. Gilbert. The remains were sent to Blythewood for burial.

Mrs. Nancy Carter, wife of Mr. Thos. Carter, who lives near Bell’s Bridge, died on the 29th of April. She leaves a husband and five children.

May 18, 1887 Issue

Mr. James Bankhead died on Sunday the 15th inst. from consumption at the age of seventy-three. His remains were interred in the A. R. P. Churchyard at White Oak. He leaves a wife and several children.

Mrs. M. K. Scruggs, wife of Dr. M. K. Scruggs, died Thursday last of consumption at the age of twenty-three. She was the eldest daughter of the late Dr. W. K. Turner. Her remains were interred in the Lebanon Churchyard.

May 19, 1887 Issue

Mr. Patrick Hastings died at his home on Monday of congestive chill.

Mr. J. J. Hood died at his residence near Blythewood on Saturday of consumption.

May 26, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Sallie Gladden, wife of Mr. J. F. Gladden, died at her home near Rocky Mount on the 24th inst. She leaves a husband and four children.

Mr. J. Turner McCullough died near Gladden’s Grove on Wednesday at the age of about forty.

May 28, 1887 Issue

An eighteen-month-old child of Mr. W. S. Dickey who lives near Blackstock, died from taking strychnine.

Mrs. J. C. McKinstry, wife of Dr. T. B. McKinstry and sister of Capt. J. H. Hinnant, died on Thursday. She leaves a husband and four children and was interred at Bethel Church Cemetery. June 1, 1887 Issue

An of infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Tennant died near White Oak last Saturday.

June 15, 1887 Issue

Mr. Daniel Hall Sr. died at his home near Gladden’s Grove on Thursday at the age of eighty-four. His remains were interred in Bethesda Methodist Churchyard.

Mr. W. A. McCreight, a former citizen of our town, died in Cheraw on the 4th inst. at the age of eighty-five.

Mrs. Amon Pope, mother of the late Irancus Pope, died at her home on the 7th inst., at the age of seventy-one. Her remains were interred in the Stevenson family graveyard,

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shoemaker died on Monday last and was buried at Monticello.

June 29, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Marion Mobley Wilks, wife of Major John W. Wilks and eldest daughter of Dr. Samuel F. Mobley, formerly of Fairfield, died on Friday the 17th inst. in Chester County at the age of thirty-seven. Her remains were interred in the Calvary Church Cemetery.

Mrs. Sallie Hardin, widow of the late Capt. E. C. Hardin, died in Atlanta, Ga. on June 10, 1887 at the age of fifty- eight.

Mrs. S. E. Morris, wife of the late Mr. Isaac Morris, died near Dawkins on the 27th of May at the age of sixty-seven. She leaves two daughters and one son.

Isaiah Minor, colored, died on Wednesday at White Oak from heart disease.

Mrs. Livinia Rawls, sister of Capt. T. Wade Rawls, died on Sunday last at the age of 45.

Allen Jones Robertson, son of Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Robertson, formerly of Winnsboro but now of Columbia, died on Saturday last of peritonitis at the age of seven years and eight months.

Mrs. Elizabeth Tirzah Lyles, wife of Nathan Lyles and daughter of Jacob Busby of Lexington County, died on May 30, 1887 at her residence in Fairfield County. She was born in 1817.

July 13, 1887 Issue

Mr. Tillman Dickson drowned in Gladden’s Pond on Big Rocky Creek on Monday, the 4th inst. He was a Confederate Soldier and leaves a wife and seven children.

Rev. J. C. Chalmers, born in Newberry County on April 26, 1811, died on Thursday at the age of 77. He leaves a wife, son and an adopted son. He was buried in the A. R. P Church Cemetery.

July 20, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Isaac Morris was buried on the 26th of last month.

July 27, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Susan E. Morris, relict of the late Isaac Morris, died at her residence in Fairfield County on May 25, 1887. She was a daughter of Mr. Burr Harrison, born on March 22, 1820, and married Isaac Morris on October 12, 1837. She had seven children, three of whom survive her.

Mrs. T. D. Oxner died on Saturday last at the age of sixty-eight from paralysis of the heart. She was born in Lexington County in 1819. Her remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

Mr. Samuel Johnston died Sunday from typho-malarial fever. He was born on August 9, 1859, and married Miss Sallie Gladden, second daughter of Mr. John G. Gladden on April 28, 1887. His remains were interred in the Methodist Church Cemetery.

August 3, 1887 Issue

Mr. D. A. McDowell died Wednesday near White Oak from typhoid fever at the age of twenty-eight. He was not married and was buried in the Wateree Churchyard.

August 10, 1887 Issue

Mr. Julius Smith, colored, died on Thursday from dropsy of the chest.

August 17, 1887 Issue

Church Williford, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Williford, died at Yorkville on Sunday from brain fever. He was two years old.

Miss Sallie McMaster died on Tuesday from typho-malarial fever at the age of twenty. Her remains were interred in the A. R. P. Church Cemetery.

Mrs. Katie Neal, mother of Mr. Frank Neal, died Saturday at the age of seventy-eight. Her remains were interred in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Mr. Charles Timms died Sunday of heart disease at the age of seventy-eight. He was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery and he leaves a wife and nine children.

August 24, 1887 Issue

Mr. John Pettigrew, son of Mr. G. B. Pettigrew, died Sunday of typho-malarial fever. He had just reached his majority and he was buried in the Salem Church Cemetery.

August 31, 1887 Issue

George Thompson, son of the late O. R. Thompson, died at the residence of Mr. G. H. McMaster from congestion at the age of fourteen. His remains were interred in the Scion Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

September 14, 1887 Issue

Mr. Calvin L. Buchanan died at his home in Upshur Count, Texas from a spell of fever. He was born and raised in Fairfield County and brother of Dr. R. A. Buchanan, and moved to Texas some thirty-five ago.

September 28, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Jane Madden died on Monday at the age of 86. She was a Miss Cathcart and came to this country from Ireland about 1820. She was a sister of the late Robert Cathcart, married Rev. Campbell Madden in 1822, and was the mother of Dr. T. B. Madden and Mrs. John H. Cathcart. Her remains were interred in the A. R. P. Church Cemetery.

October 12, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Rachel Chislom died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Strong, near Coanwell’s Turnout on the 26th of September at the age of one hundred. She was born in the town of Larne, County Antrim, Ireland on September 17, 1787. Her maiden name was Cabeen. She came to America in the year 1820, arriving in this county on the 9th of December of that year. On the day of her arrival she was married to Thomas Chisolm to whom she became engaged in the old country and who preceded her to America one year. They moved to the New Hope Church area in Fairfield County, where Mr. Chisolm died in 1836. Her remains were interred in New Hope Churchyard.

October 12, 1887 Issue

Mr. Thomas Davis a former citizen of our county, died in Chester on Tuesday while undergoing an operation at the age of about sixty. Mr. George Shedd died at his home near Monticello on Tuesday the 4th inst. He was over the age of eighty years.

Mrs. Mary A. Gibson, mother of Mrs. J. Clendining and Mr. R. A. Gibson, of Columbia, died in Prosperity on October 3, 1887 at the age of sixty-seven

October 27, 1887 Issue

Mr. John C. Morris, who lived near Dawkins, died on Monday from heart disease. He lived with his sister Miss Mary Morris.

Nettie Groeschel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Groeschel, died on Wednesday at the age of two. Her remains were taken to Columbia for burial.

November 2, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, widow of the late Mr. John Wilson, formerly of Fairfield, died on Monday in King’s Mountain at the age of seventy-four.

December 13, 1887 Issue

Mrs. Miles King died on Saturday and her remains were laid to rest in the Scion Presbyterian Churchyard.

December 15, 1887 Issue

Mr. P. G. Killingsworth died on the 8th inst. at age of about 84.

Mrs. Maud Black, wife of Mr. A. M. Black, died on October 27. Her youngest daughter, Alice Lucile, died on August 18, 1887; and on October 29 another daughter, Missie died. Mrs. Black was the daughter of Joel A. Smith and was born November 2, 1867, and married on December 4, 1884.

January 11, 1888 Issue

Mr. James Russell died in New York on Friday at the age of 63. He was the brother of Mrs. D. Lauderdale.

Mrs. John Wooten died of consumption and her remains were interred in the Bethel Cemetery today. She leaves a husband and several children.

Louis Porcher Egleston, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. DuBose Egleston, died on Saturday last. The remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

Mr. Wesley Kirkland, of Monticello, died on the 9th inst. at the age of forty-five. He was the son of the late Daniel B. Kirkland and a brother of Mr. J. Murray Kirkland.

January 18, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Mary A. Aiken died at her home in Chester County on Saturday the 7th inst. of pneumonia. She was the wife of Mr. James W. Aiken and a sister of Mrs. John H. Neil of White Oak. She leaves a husband and one child. She was buried in the Hopewell Cemetery.

January 25, 1888 Issue

Miss Mary M. Gaillard, daughter of Col. H. A. Gailliard, died on Monday of consumption.

Mr. Thos. R. Robertson, of Jackson Creek, died on Saturday of dropsy of the heart and was over the age of seventy.

Mr. John Wylie died on Tuesday from dropsy at the age of over 74. His remains were interred at Wateree Church.

Miss Jemima McCants, daughter of James and Mary McCants, died on January 2, 1888.

February 1, 1888 Issue

Mr. Jno. P. Matthews Sr., father of Mr. Jno. P. Matthews of Winnsboro, died on Saturday at his home near Lowell, N. C. He was over eighty year old.

Mr. Jno. D. Oxner, a former citizen of this town, a son of the late Mr. T. D. Oxner and a brother of Mrs. Fannie Smith of this place, died in Jesup, Ga. on the 23rd of January of paralysis. He leaves a wife, two children, two sisters and a brother.

The funeral for Miss Mary Gaillard took place on Tuesday in the Episcopal Church and her remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

Miss Kate Caldwell, daughter of Mr. J. C. Caldwell, died on Friday from pneumonia.

Mrs. Jno. McGrady died on last Wednesday from burns.

February 8, 1888 Issue

Charles Edward Thomas died on February 1, 1887 (one year ago) at Ridgeway. He was born on November 14, 1844, the son of Dr. John P. Thomas and Charlotte Henrietta, of the Courturier family. He married Miss Thomas of Ridgeway He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mr. Robt. J. McCreight, of Camden, died on Wednesday last. He was a brother of the late Jas. McCreight and Wm. McCreight of Cheraw, who died last June. He was a native of Winnsboro and an uncle of Mr. Jos. W. McCreight. He was over seventy years of age.

February 15, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Burley, formerly of this county, died at Walhalla the last of January.

Mrs. Sarah Beaty died on Thursday at the age of about sixty. She was the wife of the late James Beaty, who died about five year ago and the daughter of Jas. A. McCrorey. Her funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church.

Dr. T. F. Broom, formerly of this county, died in Darlington on Monday last. He was a member of Company C, 12th Regiment, S. C. V. and about forty-five. He leaves a wife and several children.

Mrs. R. W. Kennedy, living near Ridgeway, died on February 2nd. She leaves two children.

February 22, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Deborah Cohen, of Charleston, died in New York at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Philips on Tuesday and was over ninety years of age. She was the wife of Rev. Hartwig Cohen. She leaves a son and three daughters. She was buried in Charleston.

February 29, 1888 Issue

Mr. W. H. Hinnant died Monday of a hemorrhage. Mr. Charles H. Wilkes, son of Thos. W. and Julia Y. Wilkes, died near Buckhead on November 22, 1887 at the age of nineteen.

March 7, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Thos. P. Ligon died on Thursday. She was the daughter of the late Jas. Curlee.

March 21, 1888 Issue

Mr. Herman Poovy, of Longtown, died at the age of sixteen.

March 28, 1888 Issue

Mrs. R. E. Boyles, wife Mr. R. E. Boyles, who was a son of Capt. J. R. Boyles, died in Augusta in Wednesday. She was the daughter of Capt. Spires of Georgia.

Dr. Ira S. Scott, of the Rocky Mount section, died on Wednesday at the age of over 65.

April 5, 1888 Issue

Miss Nannie Curlee died at the residence of her bother, Mr. J. R. Curlee on Sunday, March 25. Her remains were interred in the Greenbrier Burying Ground. Three weeks ago her sister, Mrs. Ligon was buried.

April 17, 1888 Issue

Col. Wm. Z. Leitner died in Columbia on the 15th from heart disease at the age of about fifty-nine. He married Miss Dunlap, of Camden and was a captain of a Kershaw Company. He was born and raised about four miles from Winnsboro.

April 24, 1888 Issue

Mr. Jackson Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burns, died on the 15th inst. of pneumonia at the age of sixteen.

May 2, 1888 Issue

Mr. James Stevenson died on Wednesday last from pneumonia at the age of 71. He leaves a widow and several children.

On Tuesday, Bob Quarles was killed by Wm. Quarles, his brother, both colored.

May 19, 1888 Issue

Walter Beaty, the fifteen months old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Beaty, died Friday. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Yard.

May 23, 1888 Issue

Mr. William Widner, of Feasterville, died on April 9 at the age of seventy-three.

Mr. Geo. J. Simpson, formerly of this county, died in Columbia on May 18 at the age of forty-eight. He was a member of the 12th South Carolina Regiment.

June 6, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Sallie Agnes Joyner died near Winnsboro on May 18, 1888 at the age of 33 years and 10 month.

June 16, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Frances E. Ligon died at the residence of her son, Mr. Jno. S. Ligon, at Rockton on the 14th inst. She leaves several children. She was buried in the Scion Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

June 20, 1888 Issue

Pat. Bell, a mulatto, committee suicide on Monday.

June 27, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Sarah Cloud, the widow of the late Franklin D. Cloud, died Saturday last at the age of sixty-two. Her remains were interred in the Smyrna Cemetery.

Mr. John Price died a few days ago in Rome, Ga.

A child of Mr. J. D. Wooten died some days ago.

Mrs. Cynthia Stevenson, wife of Mr. Saml. Stevenson, died on June 15 from the effects of a fractured limb. She was in her eighties. She was a member of New Hope Church.

July 11, 1888 Issue

Bryson Bolick, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bolick, died on Tuesday. The funeral services were held at the A. R. P Church.

Mrs. L. Y. Camak, widow of the late D. Y. Camak, a soldier of the Florida War, died on Sunday near Horeb. Her remains were interred at Horeb.

Mrs. J. K. Davis, of Monticello, died on the 3rd inst. She was buried in the Monticello Church Cemetery and leaves a husband and two children.

Frances Davis, daughter of Mr. W. D. Davis and granddaughter of Mrs. J. K. Davis, died one week previous to Mrs. J. K. Davis.

Lewis Ellison, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ellison, died on July 9th.

August 8, 1888 Issue

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hendrix only son and child died on Wednesday. He was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

August 29, 1888 Issue

Mr. E. B. Suber died at his home near Blair’s on the 22nd inst. at the age of 65.

Daniel Brown, of Rossville, Chester County, died on last Tuesday the 21st inst. at he age of 34. He leaves a wife and two children.

George B. McCants died on Wednesday, August 22 at Shelby, N. C. at about forty-three years old from paralysis. He served in the Confederate service in Capt. Brooks’ Company, 7th S. C. Battalion. His body was brought from Shelby to Winnsboro and the funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian Church.

September 5, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Janie P. Means died at the home of her son-in-law, Dr. T. M. DuBose, at Sewanee, Tennessee on the 19th inst. of consumption. She was the widow of the late Beverly Means of Fairfield, of which county she was a native.

September 13, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Maggie Shaw Huey, wife of Mr. R. M. Huey, died on Wednesday at the age of thirty-four. She was the daughter of the late Robert M. and Margaret Shaw. She leaves a husband and two young children. Her funeral services were held at the A. R. P. Church.

September 19, 1888 Issue

Mrs. E. P. Woodward died at Waco, Texas of paralysis on the 10th. She was born near Winnsboro, S. C. She moved with her husband, Col. E. P. Woodward, from Selma, Alabama to Waco in 1877 and the family have resided here every since. She was buried at Oakwood. She was the youngest child of Col. Wm. T. Woodward of Fairfield County and only sister of Maj. T. W. Woodward.

September 26, 1888 Issue

Mr. Jas. McConnell, of the Horeb section, died on Friday the 14th inst. He was over 77 years of age and was buried in the family burying ground.

October 3, 1888 Issue

Mary Wallace, the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wallace, aged three years, died on Sunday. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

October 17, 1888 Issue

Mr. Geo. Brown, of the Rock City neighborhood, died on Saturday from cancer of the face. His was buried in the old Alston and McKinstry graveyard.

October 24, 1888 Issue

Thomas Jeffers died from a mill accident in Sumter on the 15th.

Miss Carrie Miller died from accidentally drinking lye and was buried at Mount Pilgrim Church in Lexington County on October 10th.

James Obear, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Obear, died on Friday of membranous croup. The remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

October 31, 1888 Issue

George Jeffries, colored, died on the 17th inst. from apoplexy.

Mrs. M. H. Mobley died Wednesday at her home. She was buried at Mt. Olivet.

November 14, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Margaret S. Hinnant, mother of Judge Hinnant, died on Monday. Her funeral was held at Bethel Church.

Tommie Moore, son of Mr. C. C. Moore was accidentally shot and killed by Claude Waters near Florence.

Mrs. Alice Boyles, wife of Mr. Wm. Boyles, died recently

December 2, 1888 Issue

Mr. Dick Caldwell, colored, died last Tuesday at the age of ninety-five.

December 5, 1888 Issue

Mr. John O’Neill died at his residence in Charleston on Wednesday.

December 12, 1888 Issue

Mrs. Nancy Bagley, who lived about four miles from Winnsboro on a plantation adjoining that of Mr. D. A. Hendrix, died on Friday at about the age of about 85.

Miss Patience I. Lumpkin died on Wednesday. The funeral was held at the Methodist Church and she was interred in the churchyard.

Miss Elizabeth Wyrick, of Cedar Creek, died on Monday at about the age of about seventy-eight. Her remains were interred in the old family graveyard.

December 19, 1888 Issue

Mr. Wm. McC. Blair died at his home in this county on the 4th inst. from blood poisoning, the result of a wound received during the war. He leaves a wife and four children.

September 25, 1889 Issue

Mrs. Moses Mackorell, a sister of J. D. McCarley and R. J. McCarley of our town, died at her home near Blackstock on Thursday. She leaves several children.

October 2, 1889 Issue

Mr. Thomas A. Beaty, son of the late Capt. James Beaty, died on Tuesday of typho-malaria fever at the age of 33. His funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church.

October 9, 1889 Issue

Mr. J. B. Elliott died on Friday from the congestion at about thirty-two years of age. He was the fourth son of Mr. J. M. Elliott. His funeral services were held at the A. R. P. Church.

October 23, 1889 Issue

Dr. Thomas T. Robertson died last Tuesday from heart failure. He was born near Winnsboro, Fairfield County on May 22, 1815. He was the youngest of three sons of the late William Robertson by his first wife, Miss Barnes. He was a veteran of the Florida War and the Civil War. In 1848 he was married to Miss Sarah Palmer Couturier, to whom were born eight children, five of whom with his widow survive him. The funeral services took place at the Episcopal Church.

Dr. R. L. Lackey, of Blackstock, died Wednesday of consumption. He moved to Blackstock about two years ago from North Carolina. His remains were taken to his former home in North Carolina.

October 30, 1889 Issue

Mr. S. Robert Simonton died of consumption at his home near New Hope on Sunday. He was a son of the late John Simonton and was about forty-two years of age. He leaves a wife and several children.

Mr. Henry Allen, of Brown’s Swamp, died a few days ago at the age of 60.

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Martin, died in Columbia on Thursday and her remains were brought to Winnsboro and interred in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

November 6, 1889 Issue

Mr. S. R. Simonton died from consumption on Monday and was buried at New Hope.

Mr. Thos. Neely lost a little child on the 2nd inst. by being bitten by a snake.

Miss Maggie E. Burley, daughter of Mr. W. J. and Mary Burley, died at her home near Albion in this county on Friday at the age of nineteen from congestion of the brain. She was buried at Salem Church.

November 13, 1889 Issue

Benjamin Ward Macon died in his 84th year on Thursday at the residence of his niece, Miss Mattie Gaither. The deceased was born in Fairfield County in 1805. He was a veteran of the Florida War and the War of Secession.

November 20, 1889 Issue

Prof. J. B. DeHerradora died on Thursday at his home in town of consumption. He was a native of Spain and leaves a wife and four children. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

D. R. Elkin, of Alston, was killed by a train in Peak on Thursday.

November 27, 1889 Issue

Mr. Robert H. Clarkson died from a stroke of paralysis at his home in Columbia on Wednesday at the age of fifty- nine.

December 4, 1889 Issue

Miss Maggie Dargan died in Columbia on last Saturday from consumption.

Mr. James Brown of Blythewood lost a two-year old child on Monday last from diphtheria.

Mr. Thos. Dewitt died at his home last Sunday at White Oak at the age of sixty.

December 11, 1889 Issue

Mr. William N. McNaul died at his home about seven miles from Winnsboro on the 4th of December.

Margaret McMaster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McMaster, died on Wednesday at the age of 18 months. She was buried at the A. R. P. Church.

January 8, 1890 Issue

A little daughter of Mr. Rice Jones, died on Sunday. Her remains were interred at the graveyard at Sandy Level Church.

Mr. John McNaul died on Monday at the age of twenty-nine. His brother, Mr. Wm. McNaul, died a short time ago.

A son of John Peters, colored, was killed from falling off a tree.

January 15, 1890 Issue

Robert Bentham Boylston died on Friday the 10th inst. from consumption. He was the second son of the late R. B. Boylston and Mrs. S. C. Boylston. He was born in Winnsboro on October 16, 1851. In his death, the last male member of the family, bearing his name in Fairfield County, passed away, as well as the last child of his father. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Yard.

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith died on Sunday of congestion of the stomach at the age of three months. The funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church.

January 22, 1890 Issue

Judge Samuel F. Rice, an uncle of Mrs. W. E. Aiken, died at his home in Montgomery, Alabama on the 4th inst. He was born in Union District, South Carolina on June 2, 1816 and moved to Alabama in 1838.

January 29, 1890 Issue

Mr. William E. Robinson died at his home near Ridgeway, South Carolina on January 25, 1890 at the age of 88.

Mrs. Mary Brice died at her home near White Oak on last Monday at about eighty years old. She was the mother of Mr. Jas. A. Brice of our town. The funeral took place at New Hope.

February 5, 1890 Issue

Mrs. I. T. Smith died at her home near Horeb on last Thursday. She was about 65 years old and had been confined to her bed for three months with paralysis. The funeral rites took place at the Horeb Church.

Mrs. William Sloan died on Tuesday from cancer at the age of 80. She spent most of her life in and around Winnsboro, and lost three sons in the war. She was buried in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Yard.

February 12, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Sarah Timms died at her home on Monday. She was a Miss Yongue, a sister of Mr. John Yongue and the late Andrew M. Yongue, before her marriage with Mr. Chas. Timms, and was the mother of ten children, among them Mr. James Timms and the late A. M. Timms. The funeral took place at the A. R. P. Church.

Hon. William W. Boyce was buried on Thursday beside those of his daughter, Mrs. Robt. M. DuBose, who died years ago, in the Episcopal Church Cemetery. He was born in Charleston seventy-three years ago, being a nephew of Ker Boyce. He married Miss Mary Pearson, daughter of Dr. George Pearson, of Fairfield, by whom he had two daughters, Mrs. Richard W. Gaillard and Mrs. R. M. DuBose.

Miss Margaret Brown, of Mossy Dale, died from disease of the heart. She was buried in the Bethel Cemetery.

February 19, 1890 Issue

Mr. Joseph Gladney Robertson, son of Mr. William Robertson, died of pneumonia on the 11th at about the age of twenty-six.

Death at the Poor House – General Bowan, a very old man, died on January 23, 1890. Antony Peay, colored, died December 21, 1889. Spencer Ruff, colored, admitted on February 6, 1890, and died the 8th of the same month.

February 26, 1890 Issue

Miss Minnie Brown, of Greenbrier, aged seventy-five years, was buried Sunday in Bethel Cemetery. Her sister died a few weeks ago.

March 18, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Virginia Hoge Hallam, wife of Rev. Frank Hallam, died at Jackson, Miss. on Sunday of heart trouble. She was born in Richmond, Virginia and was about thirty-six years of age. She leaves a husband and five little children. She was buried from the Episcopal Church.

March 26, 1890 Issue

Mrs. R. C. Stewart, of Longtown, died on Monday the 17th inst. and was buried at the Longtown Presbyterian Church Cemetery. She leaves a husband three children.

Mrs. H. W. Long, formerly of Fairfield but for the past thirty years a resident of Florida, died about two weeks ago near Ocala, Florida. She was a sister of Mr. W. B. Gilbert.

Mrs. Sallie Smith, daughter of Mr. C. A. Abell, died at her father’s home on the 17th inst. and was buried at Sandy Level Church.

April 2, 1890 Issue

Mr. Samuel H. Stevenson died near Feasterville in his eighty-sixth year. He was buried at New Hope Church.

Dr. F. M. E. Fant died near Feasterville on Saturday last. He moved to Fairfield County from Union after the war. He was buried at Rock Creek Church.

Deaths at the Poor House – Died of kidney disease George Gordon (colored) on the 25th ult., over seventy years of age. Died of cancer Betsey Boyles (colored) on the 26th ult., over seventy years of age.

Mrs. Harriet R. McMaster, wife of Dr. J. R. McMaster Sr., died on Wednesday of heart disease. She was fifty years old and was a sister of Edward P. Mobley Sr., of White Oak. She leaves a husband and nine children. Her remains were buried in the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Graveyard.

April 9, 1890 Issue

Capt. James P. Macfie died at his home on Tuesday of consumption. He was buried at the Brick Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. He was a native of Columbia and a Confederate Veteran. He married Miss Agnes Rice of Union. He leaves three sons and two daughters.

Mr. William Brice died of paralysis at his home near Bethlehem Church last Thursday and was buried at New Hope Church.

April 16, 1890 Issue

William Simpson, of Kershaw County, and a brother of the late Robt. Simpson, of this County, died at his home on Wednesday the 9th inst. in his eighty-fifth year. He leaves a wife and two daughters.

Rev. W. B. Elkins died in Columbia on Saturday of pneumonia induced by an attack of the grip, in the seventy-sixth year of his age. He was a native of Fairfield and leaves a wife.

April 23, 1890 Issue

Mr. Nathan C. Robertson died on Saturday at his residence in this County at the age of fifty-nine. He was buried at Bethel Church.

Mrs. Mary Rebecca Williams died on Monday at the age of 43. She married the late W. H. Williams in 1867, he died in 1881. She leaves two daughters and one son. Her maiden name was Miss Nelson. Her remains were interred in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Caldwell, died on Monday. She was twenty-four years of age. Her funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian Church.

May 7, 1890 Issue

Two more deaths reported at the Poor House: Billy Lauderdale from senile gangrene, and Milissa McCrorey from abscess of the liver. The former died on the 13th and the latter on the 19th ult.

May 21, 1890 Issue

Mr. Lattie Beard, a son of Mr. Joseph Beard, a former citizen of Fairfield but now a residence of Oconee County, died at San Antonio, Texas on the 4th and his body was brought to Walhalla, S. C. for burial.

June 4, 1890 Issue

Samuel Salter died at his home near Trenton, S. C. on Monday. He died from the effects of bees stings inflicted two weeks ago. He was seventy-two years old

Mr. John E. Robertson, of Longtown, died at his home on May 28. He was 66 years old.

June 11, 1890 Issue

Miss Eliza James died at her home near Jenkinsville on Sunday, 8th inst. of paralysis brought on by an attack of grippe. She was in her eighty-first year.

Annie Glenn, infant daughter of Mr. D. L. Glenn, died near Wallaceville on Monday 2nd June.

Miss Callie Crosby, eldest daughter of Mr. J. B. Crosby, died at her father’s home in town on Saturday at the age of eighteen. She was buried in the Crosby burying ground in the Feasterville neighborhood.

July 9, 1890 Issue

Rev. E. J. Maynardie died in Columbia yesterday of apoplexy. He was a native of Charleston.

July 16, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Annie Pagan Davidson, wife of Col. William Lee Davidson, died at home in Lincolnton, N. C. on June 28, 1890 at the age of forty-three. She was the second daughter of Maj. James Pagan, formerly of Chester, and married Col. Wm. Lee Davidson, of North Carolina. She leaves a husband and eight children, including the little boy who became motherless when only a few hours old. August 6, 1890 Issue

Mr. William S. Rabb died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Broom, at Cedar Creek on Thursday, July 31st in his seventieth year. He was a native of Fairfield County. The funeral services were held at the Episcopal Cemetery.

August 20, 1890 Issue

Jacob E. Powell died at his home near Alston on Friday 8th inst. in his fiftieth year of paralysis and was buried at Monticello. He was a Confederate soldier. He leaves a widow and five children.

Mrs. Caroline Rowe died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Garrison, in this place, on Thursday. She was the wife of Mr. Mansel Rowe. She moved to Winnsboro at the age of eight from near Capt Fear, N. C. Her remains were buried in the Methodist Church Yard.

August 27, 1890 Issue

Miss Lizzie Hollman died at the residence of Mr. Jno. W. Smart on the 20th inst. in the twenty-third year of her age from an attack of dropsy.

Mrs. Bankhead, relict of the late James Bankhead, died on the 20th at the age of 74. September 10, 1890 Issue

Capt. T. H. Clarke died at his home in Camden last Sunday. He was a son of Mr. H. H. Clarke of this county.

September 17, 1890 Issue

Ben Stevenson, a colored farmer living near Ridgeway, was drowned on Saturday while attempting to cross what is called Hunter’s Creek.

October 8, 1890 Issue

Dr. Lemuel E. Meador died at his residence in Union last Saturday from inflammation of the bowels at the age of thirty-one. He was born in Fairfield County.

October 15, 1890 Issue

Mr. T. D. Brockington, of Williamsburg County, died from heart disease. He married Miss Sallie Robertson, daughter of the late Dr. T. T. Robertson, who with several children survive him.

Hargrove A. Glenn died at his home in this county on Wednesday October 1, 1890.

October 22, 1890 Issue

Mr. H. M. Zealy died Winnsboro on Saturday from typho-malarial fever at the age of forty-seven

October 29, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Hattie E. Wilson died at her home near Montongo, Arkansas on October 5, 1890 of typhoid fever. She was born in Fairfield County on June 14, 1832. She was twice married. She leaves a husband, five children and two brothers.

November 5, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Cornie Pettigrew died on the 28th of October of heart disease at about the age of 75. She was a sister of the late B. B. Kirkland and mother of Mr. Butler Pettigrew. She was buried in Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

November 12, 1890 Issue

Mr. John A. Brice died at his home at Woodward on Sunday of heart disease at the age of sixty-eight. He was buried in the New Hope A. R. P. Church Cemetery. He leaves a widow and three children.

November 19, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Thomas McGill Sr. died from paralysis and was buried at Monticello on the 13th.

Mrs. M. L. McDonald died on Saturday from pneumonia at the residence of Solicitor McDonald. She was buried in the A. R. P. Church Cemetery. She was born in Chester County, near Cedar Shoal, on May 24, 1822, and was therefore sixty-eight years of age. She married the late Rev. L. McDonald on August 29, 1843. She left surviving her three sons, Solicitor McDonald, our fellow-townsman, Rev. C. E. McDonald, now of Mecklenburg County, N. C. and W. L. McDonald, Editor of the Yorkville Enterprise.

December 10, 1890 Issue

Mrs. Wardlaw died Thursday and was buried in Abbeville. She was the mother of Mrs. J. G. McCants

December 17, 1890 Issue

Mr. E. C. McLaughlin died in Spartanburg on the 8th.

December 31, 1890 Issue

Col. Lee Hagood died Thursday in Sumter from the effects of an accidental discharge of his pistol a few days previous.

William Dunlap Simpson died in Columbia on Friday from heart disease. He was born in Laurens County Oct. 27, 1823. He married a daughter of Col. Henry Young, of Laurens. He leaves his wife, several sons and daughters. He was a Confederate Veteran.

January 7, 1891 Issue

Mary Egleston, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dubose Egleston, died on Thursday.

Mrs. Samuel Crumpton died at her home in Ridgeway on Sunday. She was buried Aimwell Church. She leaves a husband and two children.

A child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Lucas was buried at White Oak on Sunday.

January 14, 1891 Issue

The remains of Captain Geo. D. Wallace, who was killed in the late fight with the Indians in South Dakota, arrived in Yorkville on a special train on January 5th, in charge of Col. R. M. Wallace. He was buried in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Mr. W. A. Marsh died and was buried at Sandy Level Church.

Mrs. James B. Coleman, the widow of J. B. Coleman, died in Ridgeway. She was in her eighties and leaves children and grand children.

Mr. R. R. Rosborough died in Ridgeway. He was in his eighties. He leaves a widow, children and grandchildren. His son, Mr. John A. Rosborough, lives in Florida.

An infant of Mr. J. A. Balentine was buried in the Leitner Burying Ground last week.

January 21, 1891 Issue

Mrs. R. M. Dunlevy died on Monday at the age of 52 and leaves a husband and five children. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

Dr. Henry F. Gibson died on Thursday in White Oak at the age of about sixty-four. He was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard. He leaves a wife but no children.

Mrs. Betsy Cork died last Friday at the home of her brother, David H. Cork, at the age of eighty of heart disease. She leaves a daughter, several sisters and two brothers.

January 28, 1891 Issue

Rev. Jas. Spratt White, of Rock Hill, committed suicide on Wednesday.

Mr. H. J. F. W. Coleman died on Tuesday of a complication of diseases at the age of seventy-three. He was a survivor of the Mexican War and left no family.

February 4, 1891 Issue

Miss Belle H. Davis, daughter of the late Col. Henry C. Davis and Mrs. Belle H. Davis of Ridgeway, S. C., died on Thursday the 29th instant in Columbia of gastric fever. Her remains were interred in the family graveyard at Ridgeway.

February 11, 1891 Issue

Mr. J. Clarence Brice, son of the late John A. Brice of Woodwards, died on Wednesday and was buried at New Hope Church. He leaves a wife and several children.

February 25, 1891 Issue

Mrs. J. S. White, wife of the late Rev. J. S. White, died on February 22nd in Rock Hill. She leaves three sons and a daughter.

Dr. Henry Gibson died on January 5th in White Oak at the age of 65 from cancerous troubles. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Yard in Winnsboro. He leaves a wife and a daughter.

March 4, 1891 Issue

Dr. Abram F. Hunter, formerly a native of Fairfield, died at his home in Central America. He was a son of the late Maj. George R. Hunter.

Mrs. Regina Gadsden died near Winnsboro on February 23rd, at the age of about fifty-five. She was the widow of the late Christopher G. Gadsden of Charleston, a daughter of Osmund Woodward, and a sister of Mrs. Dr. R. A. Buchanan. She was buried in the Woodward family burying ground near Rockton.

Prof. J. W. Kennedy died on Sunday February 22 at Clinton. He was forty-two years old. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery at this place.

March 11, 1891 Issue

Rev. James C. Furman died on March 3rd near Greenville from a general break down of his system caused by a deep cold. He was born in Charleston in 1809 and was 81 years old on December 5, 1890. He was the son of Richard and Susan Furman. He leaves a widow and four living children, C. M. Furman, Dr. Davis Furman, Mrs. Peter H. Goldsmith, of Gallatin, Tenn., and Kincaid Furman. He lost two children by death.

March 25, 1891 Issue

General Joseph E. Johnson died in Washington last Saturday at the age of 85.

April 1, 1891 Issue

Miss Elizabeth Aiken died at her home near Monticello on the 21st inst. of heart disease at the age of 51.

April 8, 1891 Issue

Mr. Henry Hood, a son of the late Richard Hood, died in the Blythewood Section.

April 15, 1891 Issue

P. T. Barnum died in Bridgeport, Conn. on April 7 at the age of about 80.

April 22, 1891 Issue

Mr. Reuben Mobley died on Tuesday, the 14th inst. at the residence of Edward P. Mobley Jr. in the 69th year of his age. He was the son of the late John Mobley and a brother of Mrs. Edward P. Mobley Sr.

Mrs. Annie Sloan Beverley died in Fanquier County, Va. She was the wife of R. Bradshaw Beverley and the only surviving child of Professor Benjamin Sloan of Columbia. She leaves a husband and an infant son.

April 29, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Martha Leitner died at her residence in the Cedar Creek Area from pneumonia. She was in the seventy-first year of her age.

Miss Maria Haynsworth died in Sumter, S. C. on the 16th of this month.

Miss Mary Montgomery died at the residence of her parents near White Oak on Saturday at the age of 17. She was buried at Concord Church.

Mrs. J. J. Moak, wife of H. A. Moak, died at Killians on April 22, 1891 at the age of 27. She leaves a husband and three small children.

Rev. Labon C. Chappell died on the 22nd in Mossy Dale at the age of seventy. The funeral services were held at Bethel Church.

Waites Martin was hanged on April 24th for the murder of Alice McLeod.

Daniel Coleman of Halsellville section died on the 19th inst.

May 6, 1891 Issue

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wooten died at Rock Hill from the effects of measles and was buried at Sandy Level Church.

May 20, 1891 Issue

Andrew F. Blair, of this county, died in Columbia on the 13th inst. from an accident.

May 27, 1891 Issue

Mr. David K. Morton died in Columbia this morning. He leaves a young wife, but no children. He was about 30 years of age. June 3, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Thompson, mother of Dr. J. L. Thompson, died on Saturday at her residence in the New Hope section of this county. She had reached nearly four score years.

June 10, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Isabella Montgomery died near Starkville, Miss. on May 5, 1891, aged over ninety-four years. She was a native of Fairfield County, S. C. Her maiden name was Isabella Bell. She married Mr. Hugh Montgomery. She left two sons, Col. W. B. Montgomery and Mr. C. R. Montgomery.

June 17, 1891 Issue

Mr. James Phillips died on Saturday. He was born in Winnsboro about sixty-seven years ago. He leaves surviving him his sister, Miss Lizzie Phillips, and brother Mr. R. W. Phillips. His was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

June 24, 1891 Issue

Charlie Preston Hoffman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Hoffman, died at Blythewood on Saturday, the 20th inst., aged about two months. He was buried in the Ruff burying ground near Blythewood.

July 8, 1891 Issue

An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Peay died on Friday at the residence of her parents aged about eighteen months. The funeral took place in Longtown.

Leanora K. Hoffman, wife of Mr. B. P. Hoffman, died at Blythewood on July 5th at the age of twenty four. She was a daughter of the late J. R. Kennedy and leaves a husband and one child. The funeral services took place at the Ruff Graveyard near Blythewood yesterday.

July 15, 1891 Issue

Rev. Jacob S. Connor died at his residence in Winnsboro on Sunday, the 12th inst. at the age of sixty-one. He was born in Orangeburg County and married Miss Miriam Lumpkin, daughter of the late Abram F. Lumpkin of this county, who together with six children survive him. He was buried from the Methodist Church.

July 22, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Carrie Price, wife of Thos. Price, died on the 5th. She leaves a husband and six children.

July 29, 1891 Issue

Capt. Joel A. Beard died at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Watson, in Greenville on the 20th inst. from typhoid fever. He was for many years a resident of Fairfield County and was an uncle of Mrs. D. E. McDowell of Winnsboro. He was a Confederate Veteran.

August 5, 1891 Issue

Rosa Ford, colored, died from an overdose of opiate on Sunday.

August 12, 1891 Issue

Mr. Ephrain Ashford, colored, died on July 29th at the age of eighty-seven.

Rev. David Pressly died on July 29 at his home in Tipton County, Tenn. He was a brother of Mrs. Torbit and an uncle of Mr. W. H. Flenniken of this town.

September 9, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Reubin P. Lumpkin died at her residence in Winnsboro on Friday the 4th inst. of typhoid fever at the age of about forty . She was a native of Fairfield County and the daughter of the late Joseph Woodward. She leaves a husband and eight children. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

Mrs. Georgiana C. Lyles died in Orangeburg on Monday. She was a relic of the late Capt. Boykin Lyles of this county and a sister of Col. O. M. Dantzler of Orangeburg. Her remains were accompanied to Winnsboro by her two nephews, Hon. Chas. M. Dantzler and O. M. Dantzler and laid at rest beside the grave of her only child, the late Mrs. J. W. McCants, in the Methodist Cemetery.

Mrs. Mary DuBose, wife of Mr. F. H. Dubose formerly of the Horeb neighborhood, died in the asylum at Columbia on the 2nd inst.

Mr. Wm. L. Taylor died on Sunday August 30 at his residence near Crosbyville of typhoid fever at the age of twenty- five. He was buried in the family burying ground near Crosbyville. Charles Young killed Wm. Walls during a ball game, both colored.

September 16, 1891 Issue

Mr. Nathan Means, colored, died on September 3, 1891.

Joe Spurrier, colored, died at his home on Thursday of apoplexy at the age of about fifty-five.

October 28, 1891 Issue

Mrs. S. H. Jones, relic of Ralph Jones, died on Wednesday last at the age of eighty-seven. She leaves several children, one of whom is Mrs. T. G. Robertson. She was buried in the Robertson Cemetery.

November 4, 1891 Issue

Mr. Getherow Hill died on the 22nd inst. at the age of seventy-one from pneumonia.

Mr. J. W. Hill, of Feasterville, died on the 23rd inst. of pneumonia. He was about sixty years of age and leaves a wife.

Mr. Robert D. Morton, of Columbia, died recently of hydrophobia. His remains were interred in the family burying plot. He was thirty-six years old and leaves a widow and four little ones, and one brother, Mr. W. M. Morton.

November 11, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Nannie McCullough, wife of Mr. Pickett McCullough and daughter of Mr. W. T. McCrorey, died Tuesday in Gladden’s Grove was buried at Bethesda Church. She was twenty-six year of age and had been married less than one year.

Mr. James H. Barnes, of Bennettsville, committed suicide on October 29th. He was forty years old and leaves a wife and six children.

November 18, 1891 Issue

Mr. Mansel Rowe died of heart disease on Sunday at the residence of Mr. W. R. Garrison. He was between the ages of eighty-seven and ninety years. He was buried at the Methodist Church.

November 25, 1891 Issue

Mrs. Nannie Lee McCullough, daughter of Mr. William T. and Mrs. Mattie H. McCrorey of Gladden’s Grove, Fairfield County, S. C., died on November 2nd. She was born on February 22, 1866 and married Mr. William Pickett McCullough of Catawba Falls, Chester County, S. C. on February 11, 1891. She was buried at Bethesda Church.

December 2, 1891 Issue

Edward Gendron Palmer Sr. died at Valencia, his residence near Ridgeway, on 23 inst. from influenza at the age of sixty-eight years. He was the eldest son of the late Hon. E. G. Palmer. His funeral was held at St. Stephen’s Church at Ridgeway.

Mrs. Sallie A. Davis, wife of Mr. Wylie J. Davis, died on November 27th in Ridgeway from a stroke of paralysis. She leaves, beside her husband two children: Miss Beulah Davis and R. W. Featherston.

Blanche Bolick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bolick, died in Ridgeway last week at the age of three. December 9, 1891 Issue

Rev. John W. Murray died in Darlington on December 3rd from apoplexy. He leaves a wife and several children. He was buried in Lamar.

Mrs. Mary Ann Counts, relict of Capt. H. H. Counts, died on the 2nd inst. at her residence of Brights’s disease at the age of seventy nine. She left two children.

December 23, 1891 Issue

Mr. Hugh Mulvana died at his home on Saturday from injuries received while returning home from Winnsboro. He was a native of Ireland. He was a Confederate Veteran. He leaves a widow.

Burrell Hollis, twelve-year-old son of Mr. A. A. Hollis of Rocky Mount, died here Saturday from a hunting accident.

December 30, 1891 Issue

John Payson Brice, the two-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Brice, died on Thursday. His remains were interred in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

January 6, 1892 Issue

Mrs. Minnie Wilds wife of Mr. George Wilds of Lower Longtown, died at her home on Monday the 14th inst. She leaves a mother, husband and two children. The funeral services were held at the Longtown Presbyterian Church.

January 13, 1892 Issue

Mr. H. O. Martin died in Columbia on the 26th inst. from a rupture of the valve of the heart.

Mr. John Shaw, a native Irishman, died Tuesday at his residence. His remains were interred in the Episcopal Cemetery.

Kathleen Lumpkin, the 13 year old daughter of Mr. John Lumpkin of Flint Hill, died on Sunday from congestion of the stomach.

Mrs. Susan Austin, the wife of F. B. Austin, died from an attack of La Grippe.

Capt. Noah Rhine died at his home near Ridgeway of paralysis on Thursday. He was a native of North Carolina. His remains were interred at Aimwell Church.

George Stevenson died from falling into a well in Thorp County, Michigan.

January 20, 1892 Issue

The remains of Mrs. Pickett, widow of the late Rev. John Pickett of Chester, were brought down and interred in the Methodist Cemetery on Friday. She was an aunt of Mr. Hugh S. Gibson of this place and was a near relative of the late Mrs. P. P. Lumpkin.

Mrs. Mary E. Rosborough died at her home near Ridgeway on the 16th of congestion of the lungs at the age of seventy-six years. She was the wife of the late Robt. R. Rosborough who died just about a year ago. She leaves three sons and three daughters: Mr. G. L. Rosborough of Ridgeway; Mr. E. K. Rosborough of Augusta, Ga.; Mr. J. C. Rosborough of Florida; Mrs. W. L. Rosborough of Albion, this county; Mrs. Joe Turner of Columbia; and Miss Eugenia Rosborough of Ridgeway. The funeral services were held at Aimwell Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Thomas Peay died at his home near Rossville, Chester County on Wednesday at the age of eighty-nine years of age.

Mrs. Patience Lumpkin, widow of the late Abraham Lumpkin, died on Tuesday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Connor from paralysis at the age of seventy-two. She was the mother of twelve children – eleven sons and one daughter. Six of her sons served in the late war, three of whom were killed. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

February 10, 1892 Issue

Mrs. Ellen Simonton, relict of the late John Simonton, died last night at the home of her son-in-law, Mr. Thos. Sterling. Her remains were interred in the New Hope Graveyard.

February 17, 1892 Issue

The funeral services for Mrs. J. K. Cook were held at Shiloh Church on the 19th of January.

Mr. Otis R. Withers died at the South Carolina College on Tuesday. He was born on February 19, 1872 and was a son of Capt. I. N. Withers. His remains were brought to Winnsboro and the funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. M. S. Harrison died in Lincoln County, Ark. on January 27, 1892 at the age of 55. She was born in Fairfield County, S. C. She leaves a husband and two children.

February 24, 1892 Issue

Sallie Jackson, colored, was struck by a stone thrown by George Johnson, colored, that was meant for her husband and was killed.

Mr. Andrew Blain died at his home near Blackstock on Friday the 19th inst. from pneumonia at the age of eighty- seven. The remains were interred at Hopewell Church.

March 2, 1892 Issue

Col. John T. Rhett died in Columbia on last Sunday.

March 16, 1892 Issue

Janie Turner, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Turner of this County, died on last Wednesday at the age of about sixteen months.

Isaiah T. Gladden died at his home near Gladden’s Grove on Sunday. He was in the seventy-second year of his age.

Hilliard Brown, colored tenant on the plantation of Mr. John R. Boyd, was thrown from a mule and became entangled in the gearing and killed.

March 23, 1892 Issue

Mrs. Preston G. Smart died at her home on Wednesday, the 9th of March. She was the daughter of the late William J. Shelton.

March 30, 1892 Issue

Mrs. Agnes Jennings Robinson, wife of J. Leonard Robinson and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Jennings of Winnsboro, died on Saturday at her residence in the lower section of this County. The funeral services were held at Bethel Methodist Church.

Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman died in Feasterville on the 18th ult. at 83. She was buried in the family burying ground near the residence of Jones H. McLane.

Mrs. Iva Walker, daughter of the late Col. Province, died on Sunday the 20th and was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery

May 24, 1893 Issue

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Beckham, died on the 16th inst. The remains were interred in the Methodist Cemetery.

Aiken Douglas, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A Douglass, died in Columbia on Monday.

June 7, 1893 Issue

Engineer W. J. Germany and Fireman T. D. Henry lost their lives in a railroad accident on the 2nd. Mr. Germany was 49 years old. He leaves a widow, one son and two daughters. Mr. Henry was 25 years old and came here from Mooresville, N. C. He leaves a widow and two brothers.

July 12, 1893 Issue

Mr. John W. Robinson died at the home of his nephew Mr. R. C. Martin, in Star City, Arkansas on May 14, 1893, of swamp fever at 71. He was born in Fairfield County, S. C. on December 21, 1822. He moved to Lincoln County, Arkansas after the war. He was a Confederate Veteran, was twice married and leaves only one son.

July 19, 1893 Issue

The survivors of Co. F, 12th S. C. V. met at the Court House on the 6th inst. to pay tribute to W. J. Germany who died on the 9th of June in a railroad accident. He married Miss Lizzie E. Taylor on September 8, 1869 and leaves a widow and three children.

James A. McCrorey died on Sunday, at the age of ninety-two. He leaves only one son, Mr. W. T. McCrorey.

July 26, 1893 Issue

An infant of Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Stokes died Saturday and was taken to Camden for burial.

Mrs. P. B. Lockwood, wife of Mr. P. B. Lockwood, died at her home on Sunday. She leaves a family of young children. She was buried in Laurens.

August 9, 1893 Issue

Dr. Wallace McAlily, of Chester, died on the 8th, from a relapse of typhoid fever. He was a son of Capt. Wm. McAlily and a grandson of the late Hon. A. S. Wallace.

August 29, 1893 Issue

Rev. J. M. Todd died Friday, August 25 at Due West, S. C. He was born and raised in Laurens County, S. C. He was twice married, first to Miss Alice Brice, daughter of the late John A. Brice of Woodward and afterwards to Miss Belle McClung of Rockbridge County, Va. He leaves a wife and daughters.

September 19, 1893 Issue

Mr. Jas. R. Sloan died at his home near Horeb on Monday. He was fifty-six years old and leaves a wife and four children. He was a Confederate Veteran.

September 21, 1893 Issue

Mrs. C. S. Brice, wife of C. S. Brice Sr., at her home near Woodward on Tuesday. She was Miss Gooch from Lancaster County.

September 26, 1893 Issue

John B. Glenn died near Rion on August 23, 1893 at the age of forty-eight. This well respected colored citizen leaves a wife and eight children.

November 15, 1893 Issue

The remains of Mrs. T. E. Bell were brought here from Florence and interred in the family burial ground. She was a daughter of Dr. J. G. McMeekin.

December 5, 1893 Issue

Margaret Bostick, wife of Heywood Bostick, a colored citizen of Winnsboro died on Thursday.

December 30, 1893 Issue

Mrs. S. S. Coleman, of Feasterville, died on the twenty-seventh inst.

January 3, 1894 Issue

Miss Sue Doty died on Sunday at her home in Kentucky.

January 10, 1894 Issue

Dr. R. H. Edmunds recently died.

Mrs. Mary Ann Gregg, nee McIver, relict of Dr. D. R. Gregg of Mar’s Bluff, S. C., died at the residence of her son- in-law, G. H. McMaster, on Tuesday at the age of seventy-eight. She leaves a number of children and grand-children. Among the former are Miss Catherine Gregg, Mrs. G. H. McMaster, S. M. Gregg of Ocala, Florida, and R. C. Gregg of Mar’s Bluff. Her grandchildren are the children of John S. Scott, and of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McMaster. Her remains were taken to Mar’s Bluff and interred in the family burying ground at Hopewell Church. Mr. J. K. McCreight, of Charlotte, died at his residence yesterday. He was 42 years of age. He was born near Winnsboro, S. C., the son of Mr. Samuel McCreight, who went from this county to Florida some years ago and a nephew of Mr. W. B. Gilbert and Mrs. Timothy Harden. Mrs. N. E. Giles, whose son Mr. McCreight nursed in his last illness, asked that he be buried in her lot in the cemetery near her son.

Mrs. Rebecca Witherspoon Wallace, wife of Dr. John Wallace, died at her home near Wallaceville. She was a Miss Witherspoon of Darlington.

R. L. Connell died at his home on Friday last. He was buried at Aimwell Church.

January 17, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Sallie Johnston, wife of Mr. John Johnston who lives on Mr. A. B. Douglas’ plantation, died on last Monday. The cause of her death was an aggravated case of the grippe. She leaves a husband and several children.

Mrs. M. M. Evans died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. W. J. Elliott, on Tuesday. She was the relict of Mr. Jno. W. Evans, who died about the year 1886 and a sister of the late Gladney P. Martin and Mrs. E. S. Davis, the latter being the only living member of the family at present. She was about sixty-nine years of age. She was buried in the Salem Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Her death made a double bereavement to the family of Mr. A. M. Wallace. Mrs. Dr. Wallace, the mother of Mr. Wallace, preceded Mrs. Evans, who is Mrs. A. M. Wallace’s mother, only about twenty hours.

An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Romedy died on Monday and was buried in the Methodist Graveyard.

January 24, 1894 Issue

Dr. J. M. Glenn died at his home near Wallaceville on last Friday, the 18th from the grippe. Mrs. T. P. Younginer, his daughter and is the only living child. He was about 83 years old.

Engineer W. W. Flickling died in Columbia from his injuries in a wreck at Graniteville about four weeks ago. His wife had preceded him to the grave about five or six months ago. He left only three children and was about sixty-two years old.

Fireman York who was injured in the same wreck with Engineer Flickling, died in Columbia just three hours and a half after the death of Mr. Flickling.

February 7, 1894 Issue

Davie Ederington, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ederington, died the 35th ult. (this is the date in the paper, was probably the 30th) from la grippe. He was buried at Rock Creek Church on the 31st.

Mrs. Julia Bates, widow of Hon. Edward Bates of St. Louis, Mo., died on the 16th and was buried in Bellefontaire Cemetery of that city. She married Edward Bates in 1823. She was the daughter of Col. David Coalter, who came to Missouri in 1817 from South Carolina.

February 14, 1894 Issue

Mr. Moses Clowney died at his home near Buckhead on Wednesday from paralysis. He leaves a wife and five children. He was born in Ireland but lived in this county the greater part of his life. He was about seventy years of age. His remains will be buried at Salem.

Dr. John W. Campbell died at his home near Ridgeway on Saturday and was buried at Aimwell Church near Ridgeway. He was a native of Fairfield County. He married Miss Sarah Williamson, who with seven children survive him. He was stricken with paralysis about one year ago and only partly recovered and it is thought this was the final cause of his death.

February 21, 1894 Issue

Mr. Thomas Jenkins, of Feasterville, died on Monday the 29th ult. from la grippe at the age of 73.

Mr. Moses Clowney, of Feasterville, died on the 7th inst.

Dr. J. W. Campbell died in Ridgeway on Saturday, the 10th inst., from a stroke of paralysis. His remains were interred in the Aimwell Cemetery.

Dr. John Milton Glenn was born in Fairfield County, S. C. on August 31, 1812 and died at his home in said county on January 19, 1894. He was married three times, his first wife, I think was Miss Mobley of this county, his second wife was Miss Emiline Gibson, a daughter of the late Stephen Gibson, and the mother of his only surviving child. Mrs. Lou Younginer. His third wife was Miss Fostina Bookter, she died about four months ago. He was laid by the side of his last wife in old Mt. Pleasant burying ground in Richland County.

Col. Jos. A. Maclean died in Atlanta on last Saturday. He was buried at Bethel Church in York, his native county. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Clara Dargan Maclean, formerly of Winnsboro, and several sons.

Mrs. R. D. Bolick, wife of Mr. R. D. Bolick, died at Ridgeway on the 9th of this month. She was formerly Miss Nannie Ollever, the oldest daughter of Mr. E. W. Ollever. She leaves a mother, father and several sisters, together with her husband and eight children. She was buried in the Methodist Church Yard.

February 28, 1894 Issue

Mr. Charles W. Carpenter died in Chester from the kick of a mule on Thursday. He was a first cousin to Mr. R. C. Gooding and Mrs. W. G. Jordan of our town. His parents live in Kentucky and his remains were sent there for interment. Mr. Carpenter was an unmarried man about thirty-seven years old.

March 7, 1894 Issue

Rev. J. Marion Boyd died near Rich Hill, S. C. on the 25th of this month at the residence of Mrs. Fester.

March 14, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Yarborough, mother of Mr. R. T. Yarborough, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Rev. E. S. Lupo, on Friday last at the age of 90. She was buried at Monticello.

March 21, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Mary Yarborough – We were misinformed as to the age of Mrs. Mary Yarborough. She was not quite ninety years old as we heard but was about eighty-eight years and ten months old at the time of her death. She was a sister of the late Robt. Hawthorn, her father was Adam Hawthorn.

Thos. W. Rabb died in Corsicana, Texas four or five days ago. He was a native of Fairfield County. He was a brother of the late Glazier Rabb. He leaves a wife and two children, Mr. Ed. Rabb and Mrs. W. L. Rabb, all of who have moved out West.

Mrs. Martha S. McDowell died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. S. S. Gibson, on Friday at the age of about 65. She was the relict of Samuel M. McDowell, who died in the Confederate War and was buried in Richmond. She leaves three sons and one daughter, viz., D. E. McDowell, S. C. McDowell, S. R. McDowell, and Mrs. S. S. Gibson; also three brothers and three sisters, viz., S. W. Ruff, D. G. Ruff, W. M. Ruff, Mrs. M. L. Simms, Mrs. G. P. Hoffman and Mrs. N. J. DuBard. She was born in Fairfield County and was buried in the Methodist Grave Yard.

March 28, 1894 Issue

Dr. Chas. Rabb died at his home near Feasterville on Monday the 19th inst. at the age of forty-three. He had been in the past a sufferer from laryngitis, and was suffering with mumps at the time of his death. Dr. Douglass was his brother-in-law. He left a wife, five or six children, a mother, four sisters and five brothers. He was a son of the late Jonathan Rabb. His death causes a heavy burden of sorrow to the family of Mr. S. W. Ruff. Only last Sunday Mrs. McDowell, the sister of Mr. Ruff, was buried, and on Monday Mrs. Ruff’s brother died. He was buried at the Methodist Churchyard near Feasterville.

April 11, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Sallie W. Ramsey, wife of Mr. John Ramsey, died at her home on Wednesday. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. John Weldon. She left three children. She was buried at the Presbyterian Churchyard.

Mr. John Camak died on last Monday at the age of seventy-seven. He was buried at the Jackson Creek Church Cemetery. He leaves a wife, two sons and two daughters. Mrs. Camak left on the train for Summit, S. C., to spend the rest of her days with her daughter living there.

April 18, 1894 Issue

John B. Propst died on Monday at the age of 41. He was a son of Mr. J. H. Propst of our town. He married a Miss Yongue of the Feasterville Section. He was buried near Feasterville in the family burying ground of his wife’s relatives.

April 25, 1894 Issue

Willie Cook, colored, son of Homer Cook, was kicked in the stomach by a mule Saturday and died of the effect on Sunday.

Mr. D. E. McDowell got a telegram on Thursday announcing the death of his aunt Mrs. M. L. Simms. She died in Columbia and leaves no children. Her husband, Mr. Pink Simms, of Union preceded her to the grave a good many years ago. She was buried at Long Run Church. It was only a few weeks since Mrs. McDowell, sister of Mrs. Simms died. May 2, 1894 Issue

Essie Brown, daughter of Mr. J. A. Brown, died on Monday last.

Mrs. H. A. Moak, daughter of Mrs. L. M. Wooten, died in Columbia on the 28th.

May 16, 1894 Issue

Mr. Wylie M. Coleman, a former citizen of Ridgeway, died on Sunday at Rowesville, in Orangeburg County of heart disease. He was about forty-three years old and was married a few years ago to Miss Desportes, daughter of Mr. William Desportes of Charleston and brother of Mr. U. G. Desportes.

Mr. Quinn O. Waters died on the 7th inst. near Feasterville. He was buried in the Methodist Church burying ground.

Arthur K. Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. R. Craig, died on Sunday at Blackstock and was buried at Concord Church.

May 23, 1894 Issue

Mr. W. G. White, second son of Mr. G. A. White, died on Thursday. He would have been twenty year old on the 25th of next August. He was buried in Columbia.

Rev. W. G. White Sr., former pastor of Lebanon Church in this county, died at Rock Hill on Monday the 14th inst.

May 30, 1894 Issue

Miss Mary Jane Beaty died at her home here on Sunday last. She was eldest daughter of the late Capt. James Beaty. She has four brothers and two sisters that survive her. Her remains were interred at the Presbyterian Church Yard.

Mrs. Mary Ann Lemmon died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Owings, on Saturday the 26th inst. and was buried at Salem Church. She was the wife of James Lemmon, who died thirty years ago, and was the only sister of Thos. Lauderdale and Dr. David Lauderdale of this town. She was born in Ireland on December 3, 1802 and was in her ninety-second year. Five children, Mrs. Jane Young, Mrs. Mary A. Owings, John M. Lemmon, Mrs. Elizabeth Turner and James Lemmon survive her. She was for over seventy years a consistent member of Jackson Creek Presbyterian Church and in its graveyard lie the remains of her husband, also father and mother, Wm. and Jane Lauderdale, and her brother, Mr. Thos. Lauderdale. She came from Belfast in 1817.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rawls died at the residence of Mr. T. L. Gladden in this county on the 21st of May. Only two children survive her, Capt. T. M. Rawls and Mrs. T. L. Gladden. She was buried in the family burying ground.

June 6, 1894 Issue

Mr. Bert Fry died on June 1st in Columbia and was buried in Elmwood.

June 13, 1894 Issue

Lottie Broom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Broom of Augusta, was buried at Pine Grove Church on Wednesday last.

Mr. J. C. Spurrier, of the Longtown section, died on Sunday of fever. He was a son of Mr. F. M. Spurrier and was about twenty-four years of age.

June 20, 1894 Issue

Mrs. A. Sims, formerly a Miss Hood, died at her home in Winnsboro on Thursday. Her remains were taken to Blythewood for interment. She leaves three children.

Mrs. Lizzie Feaster, mother of Mr. Moses Feaster, died at her home in Feasterville a few days ago from cancer. She was about sixty years of age.

Mr. J. Wesley Wooten died at his home near Blythewood on Tuesday from pulmonary trouble. He was a member of Co. G of the Sixth South Carolina Regiment during the war. He leaves a wife and several children.

Mr. W. H. Hatcher died at his home near Blythewood on Saturday.

Mr. L. W. Wooten died near Blythewood. His funeral services were held at Asbury Church.

Mrs. Adolphus Sims, of Winnsboro, died and her funeral services were held at Sandy Level Church.

Mr. James C. Spurrier died on June 10th at his home in Longtown of typhoid fever at the age of twenty-six. The funeral services were held at the Longtown Baptist Church.

June 27, 1894 Issue

Mr. Wm. Cook, who is a resident of Fairfield County, died yesterday at Edgewood in the suburbs of Columbia. – State, 24th. We learn that the above is not Mr. W. A. Cook and we are unable to find which Wm. Cook it is.

Mr. J. F. McMaster got a telegram Saturday that his uncle, Dr. C. E. Fleming, of Spartanburg, died suddenly. He was leading his horse across a dangerous bridge and the horse either jumped in or fell in. The doctor seemed to be hurt in some way and fell dead after trying to walk to the mill. Some doctors think he ruptured a blood vessel.

Mr. W. J. Davis died from natural causes at the home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair. He leaves one brother and two daughters. He was buried in the Methodist Churchyard at Ridgeway.

July 4, 1894 Issue

Mr. W. J. Davis died on Sunday, at the age of 76 and he was buried in the Methodist Graveyard. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Cassels and Mrs. Blair.

Mrs. Hattie M. Ketchin, wife of Mr. W. W. Ketchin, died of malaria fever, at about thirty-eight. She was the eldest daughter of Dr. J. R. McMaster Sr. She was buried in the A R. P. Churchyard. She leaves a husband and six children.

On last Saturday, John Brown was killed by Jno. Peay. The affair happened on Dr. J. E. Douglass’ place. They were friends and were tusseling with each other, and Mr. Brown was accidentally shot in the left breast near the collarbone and died Monday.

July 11, 1894 Issue

Major E. B. Murray died recently.

July 18, 1894 Issue

John Hamilton, colored, died on Thursday of fever.

Miss L. J. Galloway died recently. She was a sister of Mr. J. M. Galloway of our county.

July 25, 1894 Issue

Mr. William F. Stanton died at his home near Jenkinsville on the 11th inst. at the age of about 62. He had been a sufferer for five or six years from inflammatory rheumatism. He was buried at Little River Baptist Church. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Nancy K. Ragsdale of this place and Mrs. Richardson of Florida, and he was an uncle of Mr. E. B. Ragsdale and Mr. G. W. Ragsdale.

Joe Dee, a colored man, who lived near Crosbyville, was found dead, shot through the heart on the night of the 13th.

Joe Coleman, a colored man, was killed last Saturday.

August 1, 1894 Issue

Mrs. A. E. Chaplin died in Columbia on Monday. Her remains were brought here on Monday and she was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery.

August 9, 1894 Issue

Mr. Eugene Williams died at Leesburg, Fla. on Wednesday at the age of 26. The remains were brought here and the funeral services will take place at the Presbyterian Church. He was a son of the late Mr. W. H. Williams and a nephew of Mr. W. M. Nelson. He was born and raised in Winnsboro. He leaves two sisters.

August 11, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Martha S. Parker, wife of Mr. G. W. Parker, died at the residence of her brother-in-law, Capt. W. N. Mason, on Thursday. She was a sister of Mrs. C. H. Scruggs and Mrs. W. N. Mason. She was about sixty-two years old. One brother, Mr. John Andrews, lives in Richmond and another in Alabama. She was buried at the family burying ground.

August 14, 1894 Issue

Mrs. B. D. McKay, formerly Miss Schelly McMaster, a daughter of Col. F. W. McMaster, died at her home in Columbia on Sunday. She leaves a husband and five small children.

August 15, 1894 Issue

Mr. J. E. Williams received a telegram about the death of his nephew, Mr. Eugene Williams, which occurred in Leesburg, Florida on Wednesday. The remains were brought here and were laid to rest in the Presbyterian Cemetery. He was the son of the late Mr. W. H. Williams and a nephew of Mr. W. M. Nelson. He was born and raised in Winnsboro and was in his twenty-sixth year. The following relatives of the young man were present: Mrs. M. J. Sligh, Miss Alma Williams, sisters of the deceased; Mrs. Caroline Miller, Mrs. J. H. LyBrand and Mrs. E. C. Hartin. Mr. and Mrs. Sligh accompanied the remains from Florida; the other relatives mentioned reside in this State.

August 22, 1894 Issue

Dr. J. R. McMaster Sr., of Winnsboro, died on Monday at the age of seventy-three. His wife preceded him to the grave several years. He leaves eight children, and three brothers. The funeral services were held at the A. R. P. Church.

J. Hendrix McLane died at the residence of Dr. V. P. Clayton in Columbia on Tuesday. His first wife was a daughter of Maj. C. W. Fawcett of this county. His second wife was a Miss Anna Friend. He was buried in Feasterville.

An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gooding died on Monday and was buried at the A. R. P. Church.

September 6, 1894 Issue

William Cook has died at the age of 60. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Capt. John R. Harrison died at the residence of his son in Florida on August 5th at the age of 75. He was the eldest son of John Harrison Sr. of Longtown and married as his first wife the eldest daughter of Osmund Woodward of this town. He served in the 6th S. C. V. and after the war moved to Georgia where he has since lived.

Mrs. A. E. Chaplin died recently. She was a daughter of the late John. M. Fripp of Morgan’s Island, Beaufort.

September 11, 1894 Issue

Mr. John Townley died in Dalton, Georgia on Wednesday of typhoid dysentery in his seventieth year. His remains were interred in West Hill Cemetery. He came to Dalton in 1867 from Columbia, S. C. and had lived there ever since. He married a daughter of the late T. D. Oxner and is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Fannie Smith of this place.

September 13, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Annie S. Graddick, aged eighty-six years, died at her home near Union Church several days ago. She was buried at old Bethel.

September 19, 1894 Issue

Mr. J. D. Harden, the eldest son of Mr. James Harden who lives near Little River, died Saturday from being thrown out of his buggy. He leaves a wife, (formerly Miss Alice Gladney,) a father, two sisters and one brother. He was buried at the Lebanon Church.

September 26, 1894 Issue

An infant of the Rev. M. R. Kirkpatrick died Saturday from cholera infantium at the age of two and was buried at Concord Church.

October 3, 1894 Issue

Abram Chappell, colored, died last Sunday from injuries received while cutting down a tree.

Mrs. Dr. Center, stepmother of Mr. J. N. Center of this place, died at Marion on Tuesday. She was over eighty. She was a Mrs. Waring previous to her marriage to Dr. Center, who died several years ago. They left no children except those of Dr. Center’s first family.

Mrs. Douglas, wife of Rev. James Douglas, died at her home in Blackstock on Saturday. She was a former Miss McDowell from Sumter County. She leaves a husband and several children and was buried at Concord Church.

October 17, 1894 Issue

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Friday passed away in Florida recently. Mr. R. H. Jennings is the father of Mrs. Friday.

Bob McCullough, a colored man who lives near Blackstock, dropped dead at his house on Tuesday. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause.

Mr. Coan, of Wellford, died on Monday. He was the father of Mr. J. E. Coan.

Mrs. Jane L. Bryson died on Wednesday at the age of thirty-seven. She was a daughter of Mrs. David Lauderdale. She married Mr. Thomas P. Bryson of Laurens County. She leaves husband, a son, mother, four sisters and two brothers. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Eargle, near Wallaceville, lost a little three-year old girl on Tuesday. She was buried at Salem on Wednesday. Mrs. Eargle was a sister of Mrs. W. J. Elliott.

October 30, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Isabel Harden, wife of Mr. Timothy Harden, died at her residence on Wednesday from heart disease. She leaves a husband, three sons along with a sister, Miss Jane Gilbert. She was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

November 7, 1894 Issue

Miss J. A. Fife, an aged lady who lived in the Wateree section, died on Sunday at 71. She leaves a brother, Mr. R. M. Fife, now living in Florida. She was buried at Mt. Olivet Churchyard.

November 14, 1894 Issue

A three-year old child of Sam Gaither, colored, died Saturday from burns.

November 21, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Emeline Squier, relict of the late A. C. Squier, died on the 13th in Columbia. She was the mother of Mr. Jno. C. Squier.

Miss Dora McLane, of Cheraw, was hit by a streetcar and killed on Saturday in Columbia.

Miss Mary Etta Aiken, the oldest living child of Mr. J. H. Aiken, died on Tuesday at the age of sixteen. She was buried at the Salem Churchyard.

November 24, 1894 Issue

Willie Gladden, the second son of Mr. W. M. Gladden of this county, was killed by the accidental discharge of a shotgun on Wednesday. He was buried at Wateree Churchyard. Mrs. Gladden, the mother of the young man is a daughter of Mr. John McLure, who now lives in Florida.

December 12, 1894 Issue

Mrs. Indiana Hollis, wife of Mr. Mansel Hollis, died at her home near Mitford on Sunday, at about the age of 63. She suffered with pulmonary trouble. She leaves a husband, one son and two daughters. She was buried at Bethesda Church.

January 3, 1895 Issue

Capt. S. W. Evans died near Society Hill on December 30th. He was a son of Judge Evans and leaves three sons and three daughters. January 9, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Matilda Ashford died at her home near Horeb Church on Thursday at the age of ninety. She was a daughter of Mr. Bonona Robertson. She leaves a sister, Mrs. S. H. McCants and a brother, Mr. Thos. G. Robertson. She was buried in the Ashford Graveyard.

January 16, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Eliza Marion Porcher died at the home of her son-in-law, Mr. Allen Jones, in Columbia on Tuesday. She was the widow of Augustus H. Porcher and a daughter of the late Theo. S. DuBose. She was the sister of the Rev. Wm. P. DuBose, Mr. Robert DuBose, Mrs. John Bratton and Mrs. Beverly Means. She was buried in the St. John’s Episcopal Church Cemetery.

January 20, 1895 Issue

Mr. W. H. Williford died on Saturday after an operation. He leaves a wife, three children, a father and mother. His remains were interred at the Presbyterian Church.

February 7, 1895 Issue

Mr. James Stuart died at his home on Saturday last. He was eighty years old last December and leaves a wife, several sons and a daughter. He was a native of County Antrim Ireland. He was buried at Lebanon Church.

Leeds, S. C., Feb. 5 – Quite a serious accident occurred at Fish Dam Ferry on Broad River about two miles from this place yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Glashon and family, wife and two children started across the river in the flat. They had gone about 40 feet from the bank when the flat sank in deep water. Mrs. Glashon and 12-year-old son drowned. Mr. Glashon was sufficiently self possessed to rescue his little 8 year old girl. They repaired immediately to the nearest neighbor, Mr. Sam Crosby, at whose home they were cared for. (This death report and the following one are about the same family, the names are as they are reported in the newspaper.)

February 12, 1895 Issue

Feasterville – We are pained to chronicle the recent sad accident, which occurred at Fish Dam ferry on last Monday the 4th inst. While the Rev. Mr. Gresham, wife and two children, of Darlington, who were crossing Broad River the flat broke and Mrs. Gresham and his twelve-year-old son were drowned. Mr. Gresham swam to the bank with his little daughter and saved her life.

Mrs. Sarah B. Peck, of Columbia, died on Thursday last at the residence of her granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas R. English, at Hampden-Sidney, Va. at the age of 93 years. She was a native of this city, and lived here until a few years ago, when she went to live with her son, Dr. Thomas Peck, who died a short time ago at the age of 70 years. Mrs. Jacob S. Muller, of this city, was a granddaughter.

Mr. James Hutchinson Stewart, died at his residence on February 2nd at the age of eighty years, one month and six days. He was a native of Ireland, born in Ballymonia, County Antrim on December 27, 1814. In 1844 he married Miss Maria Sarah McCallister. After teaching for sometime in Ireland and in England, he came to South Carolina in 1854, and made his home in Fairfield County. He leaves a wife, four sons and one daughter and was buried at Lebanon.

Mr. M. H. Mobley lost an infant on Sunday at six months of age. It died at the residence of Mrs. Mobley’s father, Mr. W. T. McCrorey. The infant had been delicate from its birth and died of hemorrhage of the bowels. The remains were buried at the Wateree Church.

February 16, 1895 Issue

Mr. R. S. Morrison died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Shannon Morrison. He was born in Fairfield County in 1826 and served with the Palmetto Regiment in the Mexican War and in the Civil War. He married Miss Crawford and had two sons, William Morrison and Shannon Morrison, the latter having died in this city only a few months ago. The funeral took place at the First Presbyterian Church.

The body of Mrs. G. T. Gresham, who was drowned near here on February 4, was found late last night near the Shelton river bridge, about five miles below where she was drowned. Nothing has been seen of the boy yet. Her husband, Rev. G. T. Gresham, and her brother Prof. Benj. Sloan, leave here tonight with the remains for Pendleton, S. C. February 19, 1895 Issue

Mr. David Young Milling, son of David and Jane Wright Milling of Fairfield District, S. C., died in Caddo Parish, Louisiana on January 24, 1895 at the age of 62. He was born on September 28, 1833, moved to Texas in the fall of 1857, then to Bossier Parish, La. in 1870.

March 2, 1895 Issue

Mr. F. W. Habenicht died at his residence in Winnsboro on Thursday at the age if 45. He was born in Germany and came to Winnsboro in 1876. He married Miss Florence Mothershed, a niece of Mrs. Duval. He was buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery. He leaves a wife and three children.

Mr. Joseph J. Fripp died at Beaufort. He was the only son of the late Maj. John Fripp, of St. Helena Island and was buried Saturday. He was 54 years of age and a relative of Miss Julia Fripp of our town. He was a Confederate Veteran.

March 5, 1895 Issue

Mr. William Franklin Wright died at his residence on February 25th near Centreville. He was buried in the Bloomingdale Baptist Churchyard. He leaves a wife and one child.

March 21, 1895 Issue

Mrs. James S. Lyles died on the 14th at Buckhead. She leaves a husband and six children. She was a daughter of Capt. S. P. Irby. March 23, 1895 Issue

Mrs. W. P. Willingham died in Woods County, Texas on the 15th inst. She leaves a husband and seven small children, one of whom, an infant has since died. She was the daughter of Fletcher Elkins. She and her husband moved from this county to Texas a few years ago.

Mr. Thomas Hoffman, of Blythewood, shot himself on Wednesday.

March 26, 1895 Issue

Dr. J. S. Milling died at Cottage Grove, La. on March 17, 1895 at the age of 65 from the measles. Around his bedside were members of his family, Mrs. Dr. Knott and Mr. A. Milling, a half brother from Fairfield County, S. C. He was a native of South Carolina and has resided at Cottage Grove since 1861. He leaves a wife and four children and three stepchildren.

Mrs. C. H. Rabb, formerly of Winnsboro but recently living in Monticello, Ark., died of heart failure on the 11th inst.

March 28, 1895 Issue

Dr. J. W. Fewell, mayor of Rock Hill, died yesterday from blood poisoning. He was about 48 years old and leaves a wife and three children.

March 30, 1895 Issue

Mr. R. Wade Stevenson, who lives with Mr. R. G. Simonton at Albion, shot and killed himself on Thursday. He was about thirty-three years old, unmarried and a son of Mr. Robt. Stevenson.

Phoebe Harvey, colored, died of heart disease on Wednesday.

April 2, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Sarah McCants died at the home near Rockton on Sunday at the age of 74. She was the second wife of the late Dr. George McCants and a sister of Mr. Thos. G. Robertson. She was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

April 6, 1895 Issue

Mrs. L. E. Simpson died at her home in Blackstock on Wednesday. She was a sister of the late James E. Johnston

April 11, 1895 Issue

Z. F. Watley hung himself on the 8th. He was about 45 years old.

George Hood, an old colored man living on Mrs. M. J. Wylie’s plantation, died last Friday at Blackstock with something like cramp colic.

May 2, 1895 Issue

H. I. Kimball died near Boston on Sunday.

May 16, 1895 Issue

Mr. Phillip R. Mayo died on Friday at his home near Alston at the age of about 80.

May 18, 1895 Issue

Mr. John Richmond, the fourth son of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Richmond, died in St. Louis last Wednesday, five days after having submitted to a surgical operation for appendicitis. He was 22 years old. He was a nephew of Mr. J. L. Richmond of our place. Dr. Richmond moved from our county to Missouri.

May 25, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Traylor, the mother of Hon. Thos. W. Traylor and W. H. Traylor, died at the residence of the latter a few days ago at the age of eighty-seven. She was buried in the Beaver Creek Churchyard.

May 30, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Martha Rabb, widow of the late Eber Rabb, died at her home near Winnsboro on Wednesday at the age of about seventy-two. She leaves two children, Mr. W. R. Rabb and Mr. E. A. Rabb. She was buried in the Rabb Burying Ground at the old home on Jackson Creek.

June 11, 1895 Issue

Mrs. P. H. Glenn, widow of the late Hargrove Glenn, died at her home in Columbia on Saturday the 8th inst. and was buried at the family burying-ground near her former home.

Mr. George H. Smith died on June 7th at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. O. C. Hathcock. He was a member of Company C, 12th Regiment, S. C. V. His funeral was held at Hormah Church where he was buried.

June 25, 1895 Issue

A son of Isaiah Belton, colored, was drowned in a well near Ridgeway last Thursday.

Mr. Charles Duke was killed by lightning at his home near Ridgeway on Saturday. One of his children was shocked but had recovered. The deceased was a brother of Mr. Henry L. Duke.

June 27, 1895 Issue

T. Ross Robertson Jr. died in Charlotte and was buried in Elmwood. He was born in Winnsboro, but moved to Charlotte when a young boy. June 29, 1895 Issue

Miss Bettis, daughter of Mr. Frank Bettis of Trenton, this State, died last Saturday from blood poisoning.

July 27, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Jane Hagood, wife of Mr. Jno. A. Hagood, died on Tuesday at her home near Union Church. She was buried at Union Church. She leaves a husband and eight children.

July 30, 1895 Issue

State, July 28 – Mrs. Catherine McGregor Macfie died in Columbia last night at the home of Col. F. W. McMaster. She was the daughter of James McGregor and Janet Graham, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, at which place she was born April 2, 1807. She was the only sister of the late Dr. Peter McGregor of this city. She was the mother of the late Capt. J. P. Macfie, of Fairfield, Mrs. F. W. McMaster of Columbia, and the late Mrs. Catherine Lomax of Abbeville.

Henry Chapman died on the 15th of July at the poor house. He was about 21 years old and came from near Buckhead.

August 1, 1895 Issue

Miss Rosana Johnston died at the home of Mr. James Ragsdale in Chester County on Monday. She was a relative of the McCrorey family of this county and of Chester County. She was about eighty-seven years old at her death. She was buried at Catholic (Presbyterian) Church in Chester County.

August 3, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Crawford, wife of Mr. S. L. Crawford, died at her home near Union Church on Wednesday. She was buried at Union Church. She leaves a husband and several sons and daughters

At Union Church on Wednesday an infant child of Mr. J. J. Alford was buried. It died the day before.

On Friday the thirteen months old infant of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Jordan was buried at the Methodist churchyard. The little one had been suffering from whooping cough and passed away on Thursday.

August 8, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Mary Steele, mother of Mrs. J. W. Clarke and Mr. J. B. Steele, died at her home on Monday of apoplexy. She leaves three sons and three daughters. She was buried at the Martin graveyard.

August 15, 1895 Issue

The wife of colored minister, Rev. J. C. Hemphill died on Wednesday. She was buried in Spartanburg.

Mr. W. R. Christie, intentant of Barnwell, died of consumption last week. Col. D. C. Ebaugh died in Baltimore on Friday. He came to South Carolina in 1854. During the war he aided the government by making nitrate of soda, and also built the famous torpedo boat Little David. He was married twice. The remains were taken to Charleston and buried in Magnolia Cemetery.

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Crawford died on Wednesday. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

September 5, 1895 Issue

Pete Craig, colored, died from dropsy on Tuesday.

Mr. James A. Glenn died at his residence in Columbia on Tuesday from pneumonia, which developed into consumption. He was born in Fairfield County. He was a son of the late Mr. Hargrove Glenn and a cousin of J. Glenn McCants. He left a wife and several children.

September 7, 1895 Issue

Mrs. R. G. Miller died at her home near Woodward of consumption on the 5th, and was buried at Concord Church. She leaves a husband and four children.

September 10, 1895 Issue

Mr. John Fenly, of the Cedar Creek Section, died at his home on September 4th. He was seventy-three year old and was buried at Sandy Level Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

September 12, 1895 Issue

Dr. D. C. Thompkins, of Edgefield County, died at his home on Wednesday last. He was the father of D. A. Thompkins and A. S. Thompkins. He served in the 14th S. C. Regiment.

September 21, 1895 Issue

Mr. Eber A. Rabb died at his home about seven miles southwest of Winnsboro on Friday from fever. He leaves a wife and two children. He married Miss Dora Klinck, daughter of Mrs. H. E. Klinck of this place, but formerly of Charleston. He was about thirty-eight years of age. The funeral took place at the Rabb burying ground, near his home.

September 26, 1895 Issue

Mrs. M. E. Vinson, wife of John Vinson who moved from White Oak to Texas several years ago, died at her home in Sherman, Texas on the 12th of this month. She left a husband and eight children. She was a sister of James A. Brice and Calvin Brice. She was about fifty-two years of age.

September 28, 1895 Issue

Miss Clyde Clayton, daughter of Rev. Dr. Clayton, died at her home in Columbia on Wednesday of typhoid fever.

October 1, 1895 Issue

United States District Judge George D. Bryan died at Flat Rock, N. C. on September 29th. The body was taken to Charleston for the funeral. He was the father of Isaac M. Bryan, of Greenville, J. P. Kennedy Bryan and Geo. D. Bryan Jr., of Charleston.

October 5, 1895 Issue

Hon. J. E. McDonald, Winnsboro, S. C. Dear Sir – A stranger, whose name was Thos. R. Jones, a peddler in crayon pictures, died suddenly in this city last week. He left nothing to establish his identity. Finding your card in his possession, and presuming that you possibly may have known him, of something of him, I write to ascertain. If you know him of know anything of his relatives, will you be so kind as to inform me, as he died here a stranger in a strange land. The name appears to be Thos. or Fras., it is written a little indistinct. Whether Thos. or Fras. we hope this may lead to his identification that his relatives may know the fact.

David Province Lynch, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch, died yesterday. Mrs. Lynch is a daughter of the late Col. David Province and a sister of Dr. D. M. Province. October 10, 1895 Issue

General Wm. Mahone died in Washington on October 8th, from a paralytic stroke.

October 17, 1895 Issue

Joseph Means English died on October 12th in Columbia of Bright’s disease. He was born on May 15, 1852, in this county and was in the 44th year of his age. He was a son of the late Col. John English and Maria Coulter Means. He married Miss Annie Russell of Augusta, Ga., and she, a son and a daughter, survive him. He leaves one brother, Mr. Beverly English and one sister, Mrs. Sadler Gillespie. She was buried in the First Presbyterian Church Yard.

Mr. Emmet Buchanan died recently. He was a grandson of the late Mr. Calvin Buchanan, who went from Winnsboro to Texas before the war. The young man’s father, Mr. John Buchanan, preceded him to the grave several years ago. Mr. Calvin Buchanan, the grandfather of the young man was a brother of Dr. R. A. Buchanan of our town.

October 22, 1895 Issue

Mr. William Cork died on Thursday at the home of his brother, Mr. David H. Cork, near Woodward. He was eighty-nine years and two days old. He leaves a brother and three sisters. He was buried at Concord Church where rest those of his parents, grandparents and other kindred.

Mrs. J. L. Robinson died at her home in the Greenbriar section on Saturday of typhoid fever. She leaves a husband and an infant about a year old. She was the daughter of Capt. W. H. Sligh of Columbia. She was buried at Bethel Church.

Thomas Anderson Jr., son of Mr. Thomas Anderson Sr., died on Friday from congestion of the lungs at the age of six.

October 24, 1895 Issue

Died at the Poor House on the 17th day of October, Anthony Boyd, a colored male who was 86. Anthony is reported to have said that he went to the war with Capt. Rion.

October 29, 1985 Issue

Mr. A. (Archie) J. Hamilton died at his home near White Oak on Sunday. He was about sixty-eight years old, and leaves a wife and several children. He was buried at the historical old Jackson Creek Church.

Mrs. S. A. Lyles, relic of Maj. Wm. J. Lyles, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. M. L. Kinard, Columbia, S. C. on the 15th Sept. She moved from Fairfield about twenty years ago with her son Wm. H. Lyles. She was buried in Elmwood Cemetery by the side of a granddaughter.

November 7, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Julia R. Robertson died on the 3rd at Dr. Rembert’s residence at Rembert, in Sumter County. She was the relict of the late N. C. Robertson and spent most of her life in Fairfield County.

November 9, 1895 Issue

Mr. Robert McCarley died on Thursday of heart disease at the residence of his niece, Mrs. Mary Duffie, at Smith’s Turnout, in York County, at the age of seventy-eight. He was buried at Concord Church. He leaves five sons. He was in the Hampton Legion along with his son, Jno. D. McCarley.

November 16, 1895 Issue

A telegram to Mr. John P. Matthews on Friday announced the death of Mr. Seymour Matthews, son of Governor Matthews of Indiana.

Mrs. Mary Mayo, wife of Mr. Wm. Mayo, died at Pacolet, Spartanburg County on the 10th inst. She was buried in the family burying ground near Jenkinsville. She leaves a husband and four children.

Mr. Charley Curry died in Columbia. He was buried at the Brick Church.

November 21, 1895 Issue

Miss Martha Thorne died on Wednesday from hemorrhagic fever or “yellow chills at Van Wyke in Lancaster County. She was the second daughter of the late Wm. and Fannie P. Thorn and a grand daughter of the late Dr. Thorn of our county. She was buried in the cemetery at Catholic Church. She leaves her mother and four sisters.

December 7, 1895 Issue

Mrs. R. N. Wells died in Charleston yesterday. She had gone to that city for medical treatment, having left Greenville November 29th. She was before her marriage Miss Carrie C. Shedd of Fairfield County and daughter of Captain James. N. Shedd. She was 42 years old. Her oldest son, the Rev. Preston B. Wells was with her at the time of her death. She came here from Charleston December 6th 1894, with her husband who had been appointed pastor of the Buncombe Street Church. He died on December 11, 1894 Her body will be brought to Greenville for internment beside her husband who lies in Springwood.

Mr. J. C. Caldwell received a telegram on Thursday announcing the death of his brother, J. A. Caldwell near Greensboro, Ga. It is thought that death resulted from heart disease. He was born in this county near Mitford. He married a daughter of the late Dr. Scott, who preceded him to the grave. He afterwards married a daughter of Judge Reid of Georgia, and in 1882 moved to a place near Greensboro, Ga. He left one brother, Mr. J. C. Caldwell, and three sisters, Mrs. Mobley, Mrs. Withers, and Mrs. Kinloch. He was a Confederate Veteran and was buried in Georgia.

December 12, 1895 Issue

Mrs. Susan E. Clowney died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. C. E. Cathcart, near town on Tuesday of neuralgia of the heart. She was the relict of the late Moses Clowney, who died about two years ago. She leaves three sons and several daughters.

December 19, 1896 Issue

David Crosby, son of Mr. W. W. Crosby, died on the 6th at the age of 16. He was buried at Cool Branch Church Cemetery.

January 6, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Cynthia Caroline Shelton, wife of the late Mr. William J. Shelton of Shelton’s Ferry on Broad River, died at the home of her son Thomas J. Shelton, on December 12, 1896 from the effects of la grippe. Her maiden name was Gibson. She was born in the Rocky Mount section of Fairfield County on June 14, 1819. William J. Shelton died in 1879.

Mrs. J. J. Waters, of Rock Hill, died on Sunday the 27th ult. She was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brice of Woodward. She leaves a husband and four children.

Mr. Jas. McNeil, a survivor of the Mexican War, died in Richland County on 24th of December at the age of 85.

Miss Mary McNeil, a sister of Mr. James McNeil, followed him to the grave on Dec. 27th. She was 75 years of age.

Sallie Ayers died last Sunday at the age of 83. She was a relative of the Bryce Family.

January 20, 1897 Issue

Miss Mary Brittingham died at the residence of Miss Lizzie Phillips on Monday. She has been a residence of Winnsboro most of her life and was about 65 years of age. She was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. Henry Robertson and her sister Miss Lucy Jeffares, both died on Sunday of pneumonia. They were both buried at the A.R. P. Church. The deceased were sisters of Mrs. Sims of this place.

Robert Caldwell, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Caldwell, died on Thursday at the age of 17. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

January 27, 1897 Issue

Prof. J. P. Kennedy died on Thursday in Due West, S. C. He was 73 years old. Besides his wife, who is the sister of Prof. Patton of Columbia, he leaves three children living. Mrs. Jas. A. Brice of Winnsboro, A. Selden Kennedy of Due West and Dr. J. Payson Kennedy of Atlanta. The funeral was held at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Francis Marion Spurrier, who for many years lived near Winnsboro on the place still known at Spurrier’s Hill, died at his home near Longtown on Thursday from the effects of grippe.

Mrs. Amanda Gladden, wife of Mr. T. L. Gladden, died on the 17th inst., from grippe. She was buried on the 19th at the Rawls burying ground. She was a sister of Mrs. T. W. Rawls.

February 3, 1897 Issue

Mr. A. B. Douglass, of Blackstock, died at his home on Monday. He had the grippe which developed into pneumonia. He was over seventy years of age. He was a brother of Rev. James Douglass and leaves a widow and four grown sons, among them J. E. Douglass and W. S. Douglass, merchants of Blackstock.

Joe Shedd died at his home near Monticello on the 18th inst. from a complication of diseases at the age of about 50. He was a Confederate Veteran. He leaves a wife and two sons.

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jeffers recently lost two of their daughters on the same day.

February 10, 1897 Issue

William P. Gibson died at his home on Thursday near Wallaceville. He was a Confederate soldier and the son of the late Stephen Gibson. He was buried at Bethel Church and leaves a widow.

Mr. E. H. Harrison died at his home in Texarkana, Texas on Monday the 25th ult. He was first taken with la grippe, which developed into typhoid fever. He was a former resident of Fairfield County, having moved from here to Texas in 1870. He was a son of the late Capt. E. H. Harrison. He leaves a wife, eight children, three brothers and two sisters, viz., Mr. J. D. Harrison, Mrs. S. L. Dixon and Mrs. R. B. Lewis of Longtown; Mr. L. S. Harrison, of Thomasville, Ga., and Mr. R. W. Harrison of Jonesboro, Arkansas.

February 13, 1897 Issue

Henry L. Duke died at the residence of Mr. Chas. J. Smith in Ridgeway on Wednesday the 10th inst.

February 17, 1897 Issue

Mrs. B. E. Lyles died at her home near Lyles Ford on last Saturday. She was a Miss McMeekin. She leaves a husband and several children.

Miss Sarah Barkley, of Rocky Mount, died at Liberty Hill, in Kershaw County on Friday the 5th inst. from the grippe. She was a daughter of the late James Barkley and a sister of Mrs. James Johnston, of Rocky Mount.

Jessie S. Gradick, died at the home of his son, J. S. Gradick Jr., in December last, in Barnwell County, S. C. He was a Confederate Veteran.

February 24, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Libbie Smith died at her home on Wednesday. She was born in Winnsboro and was in her 79th year. She leaves one son, Mr. McBride Smith.

Rev. W. S. Castles died Okete, Missouri. He was a brother of Mr. W. P. Castles. He was not more than thirty year of age and will be buried at Hopewell Church in Chester County.

Mrs. Rossie Lyles, wife of Belton E. Lyles and daughter of Dr. Jacob McMeekin, was buried in the Rock Creek Church Cemetery on the 12th. She was the sister of Edward McMeekin of Columbia and Allie McMeekin of Jenkinsville.

Mrs. Wm. A. Smith died at her home in East Wateree on Friday. She was seventy-one years of age and leaves a husband and several sons and daughters. Her remains were laid to rest in the old family burying ground.

March 3, 1897 Issue

Peter Bird died at his home in this County on Sunday. He was a member of the 6th Regiment S. C. V. in the Confederate Army. He was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery.

Jesse A. Gladden died on Wednesday of heart disease. He was about sixty-three years of age and a Confederate soldier. He leaves a wife and a number of children. His was buried at Bethesda Church, near Mr. Gladden’s old home.

Mrs. Trapp, wife of Mr. U. C. Trapp, died on Monday, February 22. She leaves a husband and two daughters, Rebecca Trapp and Challie Trapp. She was buried in the family burying ground at the old Trapp place, near Crooked Run Church.

Rev. W. B. White died at Colton, California on the 28th of February. He was the minister at Lebanon Church for a number of years and went to China as a missionary. He was about thirty-five years of age and a brother of Mrs. Jno. T. Stitt.

The mother of Mr. J. L. Strohecker died in Charlotte a few days ago.

March 10, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Rebecca Rice died Thursday at the home of Mr. L. W. Ruff and was buried at Greenbrier Methodist Church.

Mrs. Margret McCully Smith, wife of Mr. Wm. A. Smith, died on February 20, 1897 at her home in East Wateree. She was seventy-one years of age. She leaves a husband, four sons and four daughters.

Mr. Charlie P. McLeod died at his home in Sumter County on Monday the 15th ult. He was a nephew of Mr. James Cason of this county and was 24 years old.

March 17, 1897 Issue

Edward W. Thomas recently died in Nebraska when hit by a train. He was the eldest son of Rev. Edward Thomas and his wife Jane Marshall, daughter of Judge Theodore Gaillard, all deceased. He was a brother of Dr. T. Gaillard Thomas of New York, his surviving brother.

William Kilpatrick, the oldest man in Georgia, died March 11th at Cartersville, Ga. at the age of 108. He enlisted in the Confederate army when he was 72 years old and fought through it.

Jesus Campeche died in Mexico on March 10th. He was born in Spain in 1742 and was 154 years old.

March 31, 1897 Issue

Mr. Solomon Samuels died on March 26th at the age of 72 near Chester. He was suffering with muscular rheumatism, which finally resulted in death. He came here from Oil City, Pa. in 1874. His remains were carried to New York for interment. He leaves a wife and six children.

Rev. Willard Richardson died in Delaware on Friday March 19th of pneumonia brought on by la grippe. He was the father of Mrs. Clara Richardson Pierce of Houston, Delaware.

April 7, 1897 Issue

Mr. A Landecker died on Saturday. He was born in Bischberg, Bavaria, Germany on February 22, 1851, went to Rouseville, Pa. in 1866, and to Winnsboro in 1875. He leaves three brothers, P. Landecker, L. Landecker, and H. Landecker, a wife and one child. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Yard. Mrs. S. A. Weber, wife of Rev. S. A. Weber, died in Columbia on Monday.

April 14, 1897 Issue

W. H. Parker, a boy of 18 from Athens, Ga. was found lying about three feet from the railroad track one mile below Blythewood on April 8th. His remains await the arrival of his uncle, A. P. O’Farrel of Athens, Ga. where they will be carried for interment.

April 21, 1897 Issue

Mr. Wilson Brice, of the New Hope Section, died on Thursday of heart disease. He was a son of the late Dr. Walter Brice and was 52 years of age. This funeral services were held at New Hope.

Judge Thompson H. Cooke died at his residence in Greenville on April 14th. He had long suffered from kidney troubles. He was a native of Fairfield County, born July 1, 1831. He was a son of Rev. John P. Cooke. He leaves two sons and two daughters, his wife having died some years ago.

April 28, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Jennie Rosborough died at her home in Blackstock on Sunday at 85 years and three months of paralysis. She was buried in the Concord Graveyard.

Mr. Wilson Brice, son of Dr. Walter and Mrs. Emma Brice, died at his home on Thursday the 15th inst. He was about 50 and died from heart failure and was buried at the New Hope Burying Ground.

Mr. B. F. Boulware died on Monday from heart disease. He was a son of the late Benjamin F. Boulware. He leaves a wife, who before her marriage was a Miss McMaster, a sister of our townsman, Dr. R. J. McMaster. A large family of children and his sisters, Mrs. William Stokes and Mrs. R. N. McMaster, survive him. His funeral services were held at Wateree Presbyterian Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. A. Baron Holmes Jr. died in Charleston yesterday. She was a Miss Marion Campbell, the youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. W. H. Campbell. She was a native of Greenville, being born there twenty-six years ago. The remains will be brought to Greenville for interment in Christ Church Cemetery beside her brother, William Campbell.

May 5, 1897 Issue

Mrs. S. C. Boney died on March 21, 1897 at her home in Chester County at age 56. She was a native of Fairfield County. She leaves five sons and one daughter. Capt. J. M. Kirkland died yesterday in the Jenkinsville Section of Fairfield County. He was nearly 60 years old.

Mr. Henry L. Elliott Sr. died Friday. He was a son of Mr. James Elliott and a brother of the late Mr. J. M. Elliott. He was born in Winnsboro and was in the 81st year of his age. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Mary McMaster, a sister of Mr. G. H. McMaster. His children by this marriage were John Elliott, who was killed in the war between the States, Mrs. John P. Matthews, Mrs. Neil Pressley, Mrs. A. F. Ruff, and the late Mrs. J. H. Cummings. His second wife was Miss Tirzah Ketchin, daughter of Rev. Thomas Ketchin. The following children were born to this union: Thomas K. Elliott, Mrs. R. C. Gooding, Mrs. J. E. McDonald, Mrs. J. P. Caldwell, Mrs. J. R. McAlpine, H. L. Elliott Jr., W. R. Elliott, and Miss Terzah Elliott. The funeral services were held at the A. R. P. Church.

May 19, 1897 Issue

Mr. D. R. Coleman Sr. died on the 9th instant at Feasterville at the age of 69. He was buried in the Feaster Burial Ground. He was a member of a family of eight brothers. Mr. G. W. Coleman of Columbia is the only one that survives. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. Elizabeth B. McMaster died on Wednesday at the age of 72. Her maiden name was Miss Fleming. The following children survive her: Mr. J. F. McMaster of Winnsboro, Dr. H. B. McMaster, Dr. D. E. McMaster and Mr. M. B. McMaster of Georgia, Mrs. D. J. Macaulay of Chester, Mrs. Chapman of Middleboro, Ky. and Miss Mallie McMaster of Winnsboro. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

Mr. Ernest Entzminger died on May 13. He was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Entzminger and was only 17 years of age. He was buried in the Sandy Level Churchyard.

May 26, 1897 Issue

Senator Joseph H. Earle died in Greenville on last Thursday from Bright’s Disease. He married his cousin, Miss Anna Earle on May 19, 1869. He leaves the following children: Baylis H. Earle, John H. Earle, Eleanor M. Earle, Lucia P. Earle, Anna C. Earle, Joseph H. Earle, Lillian Earle and Wilton Earle.

Mrs. Iretta Price, sister of Mr. J. W. Robinson, died Saturday and was buried at Bethel Cemetery.

Maj. E. M. Mills died at his home near Blackstock on Saturday at about the age of 83. He suffered with dropsy and about one year ago had a stroke of paralysis. He leaves a wife, three daughters and one son. He was buried in Hopewell Cemetery. He was a Confederate Veteran.

David R. Coleman, of Feasterville, died on May 9th at the age of 70. His grave is beside and south of his first wife. She was a Miss Crooks, and left him two sons, the oldest, Mr. Roe Coleman of Chester County and Dr. G. R. Coleman. His two brothers Dr. Robert W. Coleman and Dr. Wm. Preston C. Coleman are buried at the same graveyard of their grandfather, the late John Fester. His other brother, Dr. B. Frank Coleman, is buried in Louisiana.

Mrs. James Harden died at the home on Monday

June 16, 1897 Issue

Mr. M. A. Hogan died on 8th inst. He leaves a wife and two children.

June 23, 1897 Issue

Lee Y. McAfee died at the residence of Capt. S. H. Terrace on May 28th. He was a grandson of the late Robert G. Cameron and a cousin of Mrs. Hattie Terrace. He was married to Miss Frances Brice, who with two children survive him. He was only 33 years of age and buried at Concord Church.

June 30, 1897 Issue

Miss Emily Walter Thomas died on Saturday, June 26th at her home in Ridgeway. She was a daughter of the late Dr. Thomas and sister of Col. John P. Thomas of Columbia, Miss Henrietta Thomas and I. C. Thomas of Ridgeway. The funeral services were held at St. Stephens.

July 7, 1897 Issue

Mr. Will Lyles, of Florida, died at the residence of Mr. Jas. Elkins on the first of the month. He was buried in the Greenbriar Cemetery.

Kittie Weir Barron, the eleven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barron, died of appendicitis at the city hospital in Columbia on Wednesday. She was the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary C. Rion of this place.

Mr. Jas. T. Wylie died at his home near White Oak on Monday. He was buried at Wateree Church. He leaves a wife.

July 14, 1897 Issue

Mr. Wm. C. Lyles died on Thursday July 1st at the residence of Mr. James Elkin. He had been living in Florida for several years and came home a few weeks ago to recuperate his failing health. He was 36 year old and a son of the late Capt. John Lyles. He leaves a wife and four children.

July 21, 1897 Issue

Mr. J. Milton Sadler died in Lancaster on Tuesday July 13th. He was born in Lancaster on February 1, 1839 and was a Confederate Veteran.

James Wyatt Wylie died at his home near White Oak on the 29th of June at the age of 52. He was a Confederate Veteran. He leaves a wife, four brothers and three sisters.

Mr. W. B. Murray died on Friday at his home near Winnsboro. He was a native of Ireland. At the beginning of the war he enlisted in Rion’s battalion. At the time of his death, he was between sixty-six and sixty-eight years old. He was buried at Union Church.

Mrs. M. M. Clinkscales died on July 15, 1897 at Blythewood. She was buried at the Baptist Church beside her two children.

One of Mr. Haynes’ triplets died at his home in Ridgeway on Saturday and was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

August 4, 1897 Issue

Mr. Albert Widener died on June 30th at Feasterville. His remains were interred in the family burying ground near the residence of Mr. Solomon Widener.

Mrs. William Weir Sr., died on the 13th of July at Feasterville at the age of 82. She was buried in the burial ground at Beaver Creek Church.

Dr. J. R. Arledge died at his home near Winnsboro on Monday, at the age of 72. He was buried at the Lyles Cemetery.

Mrs. Thomas Devault died Sunday. She was buried at Popular Spring Church. Boyce Featherston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Featherston, died on Sunday. He was buried Bethesda.

August 11, 1897 Issue

Mattie Clark Lyles, infant daughter of W. C. and Mattie Lyles, died August 6, 1897 at the age of five weeks. Her father died on July 1, 1897.

August 18, 1897 Issue

Samuel McGowan died at his home in Abbeville on Monday the 9th inst. He was born in 1819 and a veteran of two wars.

August 25, 1897 Issue

Capt. John R. Thomas, of Ridgeway, died at his residence on Sunday. He was the eldest son of the late Samuel Peyre Thomas, who moved from the low country to Fairfield about1835, and married Miss Rosborough. He was a cousin of Col. Thomas of Columbia. He was about 60 years of age and a Confederate Veteran.

Louise Gilbert Allston, wife of Rev. Benjamin Allston, died in Winnsboro on August 20th 1896 at the age of 63. She was a great-granddaughter of the Rev. Jean Louis Gilbert, “Pasteur du Desert,” who led the last colony of Huguenot refugees to South Carolina in 1764.

Dr. Thomas B. Madden died at his home here on Saturday, it is thought he had heart disease. He was born in March of 1826 and was 72 at the time of his death. He was married twice; first to Miss Mattie Brice, sister of Mr. Calvin Brice and Mr. James A. Brice, to which marriage three children survive him, Mrs. John E. Matthews, Mr. Campbell Madden and Mr. Thomas Madden. His second wife, who survives him, was Mrs. Nancy Crawford. The funeral services were held at the A. R. P. Church.

September 1, 1897 Issue

Mr. Strother Ford died at his home in the Rocky Mount section on Tuesday at about seventy-five year of age. His wife and one son, Mr. Chas. S. Ford, survive him. The funeral services were held at Bethesda Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

W. M. Martin died in Columbia at the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. George Beach on Wednesday. He was a son of Mr. R. F. Martin and was about 23 years old. The remains were brought to Winnsboro for interment.

September 8, 1897 Issue

Dr. John Wallace died on Monday at his home near Wallaceville in this county. He was 81 year of age.

Dr. J. Rufus Bratton died at his home in Yorkville on Wednesday. He was 76 years of age. He was the father of Mrs. R. B. Hanahan of this place.

Mrs. Martha A. Gibson, the widow of the late Stephen Gibson, died at her home in Fairfield County on Thursday September 2, 1897 at the age of about seventy-seven.

September 15, 1897 Issue

Dr. L. Sylvester Douglass died in Chester of heart disease on Sunday at the age of 60. He was buried at Hopewell, where his father and mother and other members of the family are buried. He was a son of the late Dr. Jno. Douglass and leaves a wife and three sisters.

Thos. H. Ketchin Jr., the six-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ketchin, died on Sunday. The funeral was held at the A. R. P. Church.

Mr. W. G. Roche died at his home in Columbia on Monday. He was a native of Ireland. He married the eldest daughter of Mr. W. R. Garrison, who with several children survives him.

Mr. T. D. Feaster died near Buckhead on Tuesday, the 8th inst., at the age of about 71. He was buried at his grandfather’s cemetery. His sister, Mrs. M. D. Rawls, of Columbia attended his funeral, and his daughter, Miss Florence G. Feaster, arrived from Florida on the 9th.

Moses Johnson, colored, was shot and killed by Mr. Edward P. Mobley Jr. on Monday last. Mr. Ivey Poovey died on Sunday in Blythewood from consumption and was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

September 22, 1897 Issue

Dr. J. R. Arledge died on August 2nd at the age of 73. He was born on January 12, 1825 and on July 29, 1875 married Miss Sallie C. Lyles, a daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth T. Lyles. His was buried in the Lyles Family Burying Ground.

Miss Dida Sligh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sligh, died at her home near here on last Thursday September 8th.

September 29, 1897 Issue

Miss Mary Chappell, of Jenkinsville, died on the 22nd inst. from paralysis.

October 18, 1897 Issue

William B. Woodward died near Woodward on October 1, 1897. He was a son of John Woodward, who was a son of William Woodward, who was the second son of Thomas Woodward. His mother was Mary Mobley.

Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Jordan died on Friday October 8th at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. W. B. Creight. She leaves the following children: Mrs. W. B. Creight, Mrs. Jno. A. DesPortes, Capt. W. G. Jordan, Miss Nannie Jordan, and Mr. T. M. Jordan. She was born December 23, 1819, in the city of Belfast, Ireland. Her mother was a sister of Lieutenant General Robert Crawford, one of Lord Wellington’s most distinguished officers. Her family came to South Carolina and settled in the northern part of Fairfield. She was married to the late Captain Thomas Jordan on April 11, 1839, and was the mother of seven children, five of whom survive her. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.

Mr. Ernest Stevenson, eldest son of Mr. William Stevenson of the Jackson Creek Section, died on Monday. He was about twenty years old and died from typhoid fever.

Robert G. Simonton died at his home near Albion on Tuesday at the age of about 43. He never married. The funeral services were held at New Hope Church.

October 20, 1897 Issue

Hon. Thomas J. Robertson died on the 13th in Columbia, from paralysis. He was born in Fairfield County about 75 years ago. He married Miss Caldwell, a daughter of John Caldwell of Columbia. His widow and sons, J. C. Robertson and E. W. Robertson survive him.

November 3, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Mary Louise Egleston died on Friday from heart failure. She was born on October 30, 1849 and was a daughter of James R. Aiken and the wife of the late DuBose Egleston. She leaves two daughters and two sons. The funeral services were held at St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Mrs. Wm. C. Lyles died on the 6th of September near Greenbriar Church. Just a few months before this her husband and then soon after that her newborn infant died. She leaves three orphans.

November 17, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Margaret E. Seigler, nee Robinson, the widow of the late George Seigler of this county, died at Rock Hill on Wednesday the 10th last at the age of 61. Her remains were interred in the Seigler family cemetery near Simpson’s Turnout.

Mrs. John D. Blair died and would be buried at Salem Church.

November 24, 1897 Issue

Henry Norwood Obear died on Tuesday in Washington City D. C. He was a son of the Rev. Josiah Obear, and was born in Winnsboro on January 4, 1847. He leaves a wife, sons, mother and sisters. The funeral was held at the Episcopal Church in Winnsboro.

Mrs. Rachel Strain died at her home in Blackstock on Tuesday. The Funeral took place at Concord Church. She was the mother of Mrs. D. L. Douglas.

Mr. J. W. Wallace was killed by a train several days ago. He was the son of Dr. John Wallace and leaves a wife and five children.

December 1, 1897 Issue

Tom Griffin, colored, died in a train accident.

December 8, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Mattie E. Baker died at her home near here on the 21st inst. She was buried at the Longtown Presbyterian Churchyard. She was twenty years of age. She was the daughter of Mr. W. A. Craft, who moved from Chester County to Longtown several years ago.

Both, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Robinson died on Friday. He was born on Cedar Creek about 63 years ago and was a Confederate Veteran. She was a daughter of the late George Hendrix.

Miss Jessie Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Washington Robinson died on Saturday. This makes three deaths in the family in less than three days.

December 22, 1897 Issue

Miss Jessie Robinson, daughter of Mr. J. Washington Robinson who lived near Crooked Run Church, died of pneumonia. While she was very sick her father was also stricken down with pneumonia, and in a few days her mother succumbed to the same disease. Mr. Robinson passed away about 4 o’clock in the morning, and his wife followed him at 9:30 o’clock the same day. Miss Jessie joined them the next night. Their remains were interred in Bethel Cemetery. There are four brothers left in this family: Will Robinson, J. L. Robinson, Samuel Robinson, and Alex. Robinson.

Jane Coleman was killed by Henry Rowser on Capt. T. J. Perry’s place recently in the Mossy Dale Area.

Mrs. J. J. Cook died in Rock Hill on the 14th inst. She was at native of Lancaster and had been married three times She was buried in the old family burying ground at Fort Mill.

December 29, 1897 Issue

Mrs. Thomas M. Lyles, the youngest daughter of Col. Austin F. Peay, died on Saturday. She was three or four years younger that her husband, who is now about 87 years of age. Of her father’s family there were Martha Black, Sarah Myers, Nicholas A. Peay, Mary Polnitz, and last Eliza, wife of Thos. M. Lyles.

Mrs. J. R. Cook died at Rock Hill.

Mr. J. W. Wallace was run over by a train and killed. He leaves a wife and five children.

January 5, 1898 Issue

Harriet Emmie Ruff, the infant daughter of D. Walter and Florence Ruff, died on December 23, 1897.

Mary Peay DesPortes, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. DesPortes, died on December 14, 1897.

January 26, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Rosa Hill, wife of Mr. Henry Hill , of the Duntonsville section of Edgefield County died in Augusta on December 28, 1897 and was buried in the old Blocker Cemetery. She was the former Miss Rosa Law who was born and spent the first fourteen years of her life in Winnsboro, S. C.

Mr. James Mickle, of Kershaw County, died on Sunday. He married Miss Ford of this county about a month ago.

Captain Richard Smallwood DesPortes died at his home in Columbia on Sunday. He married Miss Susan Lowther of Alabama. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mr. John Gadsden died in Columbia on Saturday. He was the brother of Mr. F. M. Gadsden, of Rockton and his remains were interred in the Woodward burial ground.

Mrs. John H. Neil, of White Oak, died on Monday. Her maiden name was Miss McDowell and she leaves a husband and two children. She was buried at White Oak.

January 29, 1898 Issue

Miss Mattie Thorn, a daughter of Dr. Charley Thorn, of Gladden’s Grove died Friday at the residence of Mr. W. B. McCrorey in Chester County. She was buried at Catholic Church Cemetery.

February 16, 1898 Issue

Lillian Wilson, the fourth child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Monroe Wilson, died at the age of seven years and seven months on Tuesday and was buried at Aimwell.

February 23, 1898 Issue

Mrs. R. L. Martin died on Thursday. She leaves a husband and a large family of children, among them are, Mr. M. B. Martin and Mrs. G. T. Sims. Her maiden name was Miss Berry.

Mrs. Marion McCoy died on the 10th from burns and was buried in the Bloomingdale Burying Ground.

March 2, 1898 Issue

Captain Isaac Means died in Columbia on Friday. He was a native of Fairfield.

Sam Thompson died on Thursday at the age of about 80. He was living with Mr. A. W. Brown and was buried at the colored cemetery.

March 9, 1898 Issue

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Price died on Saturday in Columbia and was buried in the Methodist Church here.

Mr. Duncan C. Robertson died in Charleston on March 1st. He was the son of the late Dr. Francis M. Robertson and was born in Charleston on August 20, 1845. He was a Confederate Veteran.

March 16, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Edgar Trapp died at Jennings on Monday from pneumonia. She was a daughter of the late R. T. Yarborough and was less than twenty years of age.

Mr. James Turner died at his home on Thursday at about the age of about eighty. He leaves his wife and one son, Mr. J. B. Turner.

Mr. William W. Kennedy died on March 9th and was buried in the family burying ground of Aimwell Cemetery. He was born on October 31, 1847 and married first Miss Mamie Porter and had two children; then he married Miss Eliza Simpson and they had five children. He served in Company H of the 6th S. S. Regiment.

March 30, 1898 Issue

Mr. Edwin S. Chandler, a brother of Mr. C. M. Chandler and Mrs. M. A. Phinney, died in Augusta on Wednesday at about the age of 47. He was born in Winnsboro and married Miss Columbia Brown, daughter of the late Mr. M. L. Brown.

April 6, 1898 Issue

Mr. Lawrence Tinkler died at his home in the Horeb neighborhood on last Wednesday at the age of 55. He did not marry and leaves a sister, Mrs. McConnell. He was a soldier in the 7th S. C. Battalion. The funeral services were held at Bethel Methodist Church. April 13, 1898 Issue

Mr. J. F. V. Legg died in the Crosbyville community on the 3rd inst. at the age of sixty-eight. His remains were interred in the Cool Branch Cemetery.

April 20, 1898 Issue

Miss Maggie Lee Gladden, daughter of Mrs. J. C. Stewart, died on Saturday at about the age of eighteen. She was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Winnsboro.

Mrs. Lallie Moore, wife of Mr. Levi Moore, died at her home in Lower Longtown on the 10th inst. She was buried in at the Longtown Baptist Church Cemetery. She was a sister of Mr. Jno. W. Seigler.

April 27, 1898 Issue

Captain James Fortunatus Vanburn Legg died at his home near Shelton on Sunday April 3rd from a complication of disease. He was born in Spartanburg County on May 23, 1830 and married Mrs. Malinda J. McConnell in 1856. He was buried at Cool Branch Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

May 4, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Esther Clarke died west of Collinsburg and she was buried at Old Salem Graveyard near Red Land, Bossier Parish, La. She was a daughter of John Woodward and a sister of Dr. Osmund Woodward and Col. John J. Woodward, deceased, and widow of Mr. Matthias Clarke, she moved to Louisiana after his death.

Mr. Willis Jackson died at his home on April 29th at about the age of 44. He leaves a wife and ten children. His remains were interred at the Longtown Presbyterian Church.

May 12, 1898 Issue

Mrs. W. F. Jackson died at her home near Tirzah, York County and was buried at Bethesda Presbyterian Church in that county.

Mrs. Martha Nelson died in Columbia on Wednesday and her remains were brought here for interment. She was over eighty years of age. She was the mother of Mr. W. M. Nelson and Mr. E. A. Nelson and Mrs. Chas. Newnham.

Mr. L. T. James, formerly of Fairfield County, died at his home in Gunnison, Mississippi on April 30th. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Miss Kate McDowell died in Rock Hill on Sunday last at the residence of Mr. Lee Kerr. She was related to Mr. D. H. Stevenson’s family. May 25, 1898 Issue

Mr. John A. F. Coleman died at Feasterville on Saturday April 30, 1898 from heart failure. He was born on June 10, 1828 in Fairfield County and was buried in the Family Burial Ground. He belonged to a family of eight children, Mrs. Hunter of Powder Springs, Ga. is the only one that survives. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Capt. James Mann, of the Horeb neighborhood, died at his home last Saturday at the age of 87. He was buried at Horeb Presbyterian Church.

Blakeley Boyd, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Blakeley Boyd, died at the age of one year and eleven months on May 11th.

Wylie Brice was killed by John Smith, both colored, on Saturday.

June 1, 1898 Issue

Mrs. James Mann died in the Mossy Dale neighborhood. She was followed by her husband, Capt. James Mann, in a very short time. His remains were laid to rest beside that of his wife in the Bethel Church Cemetery, not at Horeb as reported.

Mrs. Carrie E. Gibson, wife of Rossa Gibson, died in Columbia from heart affection on the 27th of April. She was a daughter of Dr. T. B. McKinstry and leaves a husband and five children, one an infant about two months old, which has since died and was buried beside her mother at the Bethel Church Cemetery.

Captain James Mann died recently. He was born on September 6, 1811, married Miss Mary Ann Friday on July 3, 1845. His wife died about two months ago and they are both buried at Bethel Church. They had three sons, David N. Mann now living at Reddick, Florida, Thomas F. Mann, who died several years since and Samuel Laurence Mann.

June 8, 1898 Issue

Mrs. D. J. McLean died at Blythewood on Tuesday May the 31st.

Mrs. E. W. Parker died on Monday. She was the daughter of Mr. Jas. Walker and was buried at Aimwell Cemetery.

June 15, 1898 Issue

Mr. George Butler Pearson died on Monday near Monticello on the 6th inst. of recurrent paralytic strokes in his sixty-ninth year. He was the only son of the late Dr. G. B. Pearson. Mrs. Boyce, relict of W. W. Boyce, is his lone surviving sister. He was married twice and his wife, three daughters, one of whom is Miss Ellen Pearson, and a son survive him. He was a Confederate Veteran.

June 21, 1898 Issue

William Arthur Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart, died on May 27, 1898 died at the age of 7 months. He was buried at the Salem Cemetery. He died of whooping cough which just two months earlier was the cause of the death of his three-year old sister, Maggie Stewart.

June 22, 1898 Issue

Mr. Abraham F. Gooding was killed in St. Joseph, Mo. in a runaway at the age of 72. He was born in Kentucky and made Winnsboro home after the war. He leaves a widow and the following children: R. C. Gooding, Mrs. W. G. Jordan of Winnsboro, C. T. Gooding of Macon, Ga., and S. P. Gooding of St. Joseph. He was a Confederate Veteran.

July 20, 1898 Issue

Rev. J. Walter Dickson died at Anderson on Thursday at the age of about fifty.

August 3, 1898 Issue

Mr. Chas. A. Abell died at his home on Saturday last in the Cedar Creek area. He was a Confederate Veteran.

W. R. Robinson died on Thursday at W. J. Crawford home. He was buried at White Oak and was about thirty years of age.

Miss May Robinson, daughter of Mr. Sidney Robinson, died in York County at the age of about 13. She was a sister of Mrs. Q. D. Williford.

August 10, 1898 Issue

George Brown, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown, died last night of diphtheria.

Mrs. E. S. Davis died in Columbia on Friday of heart disease at the age of seventy-one. She was buried at the Salem Presbyterian Church. She was a daughter of James Martin and leaves the following children: Amos E. Davis of Monticello, Mrs. W. J. Herron of Winnsboro and Mrs. Bookter of Richland.

Fay Wilks, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wilks, died on the 28th ult. She was buried at Salem

August 24, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Mary Robinson, colored, wife of Fred Robinson, died on Sunday of heart trouble.

August 31, 1898 Issue

Eugene Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Morgan, died on Sunday from a very severe scalding. He was buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard.

Walter L. Bundrick died in his fifteenth year.

Rev. John Gass of Greenville, died in Pendleton on the 28th of acute appendicitis at about the age of forty-five. He leaves a wife, the former Miss Ivy Perrin of Abbeville, two daughters and two sons.

September 14, 1898 Issue

Mrs. W. A. Neal, daughter of Major B. H. and Mrs. Amelia Robertson, died and was buried in the Bethel Cemetery.

Mrs. Ira Turkett, of the Broad River section, died recently and was buried at Bethel Church.

September 21, 1898 Issue

Mr. Jude Robinson died Wednesday in Orangeburg County. He was a nephew of Sheriff Ellison. He leaves a wife and two children.

Mr. R. E. Ellison Jr. died in Baltimore on Saturday and was buried in Winnsboro in the Episcopal Church Cemetery in Winnsboro.

September 28, 1898 Issue

Mr. Samuel Isaac Gaillard died at Hagood, Sumter County on Sunday. He was the son of David and Louise C. Gaillard and was born on November 26, 1831. He married Susan Richardson DuBose, daughter of Mr. David St. Pierre DuBose, of Clarendon County in December, 1856. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mr. Charles S. Porter died on Wednesday from injuries received in Mr. Wolling’s ginnery. He leaves a wife and adopted son. The funeral took place at Beaver Creek Baptist Church.

October 5, 1898 Issue

Mr. Leslie McCandless, of Camden, died on Tuesday.

October 12, 1899 Issue

Mrs. F. W. McMaster, of Columbia, died on Wednesday. She was the wife of Col. McMaster and mother of Miss Virginia Lee McMaster.

Bratton McMaster, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McMaster, died on Thursday of typhoid fever at the age of fourteen. The funeral was held at the A. R. P. Church.

Mrs. Dargan Broom died at her home on Wednesday. She left a husband and nine children.

October 15, 1898 Issue

Miss Ester Davis, the youngest daughter of Col. Bunyan Davis of Killians, died on October 13 in Greenville at the home of her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Sinkler. Her brother, Mr. Thomas F. Davis Killians, and sister, Miss Nancy Davis of Greenville survive her, another brother Mr. John F. Davis of Columbia preceded her in death.

October 19, 1898 Issue

Mr. A. J. McGill died on September 25, 1898, and was buried in the Monticello Cemetery near the Methodist Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

October 26, 1898 Issue

Col. Joseph K. Alston died on Friday in Yorkville. He was born in Fairfield County on Nov. 6, 1860, the only child of Wm. F. Alston and Susannah Cook, daughter of Gen Philip Cook. Wm. F. Alston, of Greenville, a half brother, is his nearest relative. He married Miss Bell McCaw of Yorkville in 1888.

November 1, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Lou Camak, wife of T. C. Camak, died at her home in Fairfield County on Wednesday October 26, 1898 from typhoid fever. She leaves her husband and seven children. She was buried in Bethel Cemetery.

Mrs. Emaline Raines died on October 17th at her residence at the age of 80.

November 2, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Rachel I. Bell died at the home of Miss Bigham in Chester County. She leaves five grown sons.

Robert Lafayette Yongue Mobley died on October 25, 1898. He was born in the Feasterville area on May 18, 1825. His wife died just a few months before him on August 28, 1898. They are buried in the Concord Presbyterian Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

November 9, 1898 Issue

Mr. Thompson Entzminger died on November 4th in the insane hospital. He was buried at Sandy Level Church and leaves his parents, two sisters and two brothers.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ernandez died on Wednesday and was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

November 16, 1898 Issue

The eight-year old son of Mr. W. B. Boyle died last week from pneumonia and whooping cough and was buried at Ridgeway.

Sadie Blair, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Blair, formerly of Blairs but now residing in Newberry County, died on the 8th inst. of diphtheria.

November 23, 1898 Issue

Miss Ellen Harvey died on Wednesday November 16th and was buried at Milling’s X Roads Chapel. She leaves a brother and a sister.

November 30, 1898 Issue

Miss Mattie Bell Mills, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mills of Alliance, Fairfield County, died of typhoid malarial fever at the age of sixteen.

Rosanna Johnson, colored, died Tuesday from a stoke of paralysis.

Mr. Walter Harris, colored, died a few days ago when a well he was cleaning out caved in on him at Mr. E. L. Glenn’s place near Wallaceville.

Prof. James H. Hamilton died at Pendleton. S. C. on November 25th. His remains will be interred at Salem Church. Major James Pagan died on Sunday at the home of his son, Irvine F. Pagan, at Shelton, S. C. and was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery in Winnsboro. He was born in Chester County on April 22, 1809. In 1843 he married Miss Anne Fayssoux, of Philadelphia, a granddaughter of General Wm. Irvine of that city and of Dr. Peter Fayssoux, of Charleston, S. C. They had five children: E. F. Pagan of Walhalla, S. C.; Mrs. W. L. Davidson deceased; Mrs. Jas. Brawley deceased; I. F. Pagan of Shelton, S. C.; and Mrs. Jas. Q. Davis of Winnsboro.

Mr. T. Scruggs recently died in Tennessee.

December 7, 1898 Issue

Mrs. John Branham died on Sunday and was buried in the Bloomingdale Cemetery.

Ruth Merrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Merrill of Columbia, died on Friday. She was the niece of Mr. J. F. Williams.

Miss Louisa Cork died near Woodward on Saturday at the age of about 75. Her funeral took place at Concord Church.

Dr. J. R. McMaster died on Wednesday. He was born in Winnsboro on December 3, 1861, the eldest son of the late Dr. J. R. McMaster Sr. and married Miss Hattie Mobley, daughter of E. P. Mobley Sr., in 1886. The funeral was held at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

December 13, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Mary J. Hemphill, a sister of Judge of Probate S. R. Johnson, died near White Oak on Monday. She was about 75 years old and leaves two daughters; Mrs. Wm. Wilkins and Mrs. Madison McDonald. December 14, 1898 Issue

Mrs. Aug. W. Smith died in Abbeville. She was the daughter of Mrs. Edward Noble and a niece of the late Gen. John Bratton. She leaves a husband and several little children.

Mr. John T. Nichols died at his home near Rocky Mount on Wednesday of heart failure at about the age of eighty- three.

James Hamilton died at Pendleton on November 25th.

Rev. C. E. Chichester, of Charleston, died at his home on Thursday at the age of sixty-three. He was a Confederate Veteran.

December 21, 1898 Issue

Miss Annie Pawell, of Crooked Run township, was murdered in Brooklin several days ago.

Mr. Walker Ernest Crosby died in Harrisburg, Penn. on Sunday December 11th from typhoid fever at the age of twenty-seven. He was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crosby. His remains were returned and he was buried at Cool Branch Baptist Church. His brother, David Crosby, died about two years ago.

Mr. John Hathcock was killed last Wednesday by the explosion of a pistol, which he had set in his barn as a trap for rogues. He was buried at Sandy Level Church Cemetery.

Mr. John Nichols, of the Mitford section, was buried at Mt. Zion Church on Saturday.

Mrs. Nancy Roberts, of the Mitford section, was buried at Mt. Zion Church on Tuesday.

Mrs. Harriet Ruff, mother of W. Herbert Ruff and Walter Ruff of Ridgeway, died in Sumter on Sunday. Her remains were returned to Ridgeway for burial.

January 11, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth B. Cason died on Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Porter, from heart failure, at the age of eighty-one. She leaves two children, Mrs. J. W. Coleman of Ridgeway, and Mrs. A. L. Porter of this place. She was buried in the old family burying ground at Poplar Church.

Rev. John B. Adger died on Wednesday at his home in Pendleton at the age of eighty-eight years. His funeral services were held in Charleston.

Mrs. Merina Gregg died in Charleston on January 1st at the age of 88. She was an aunt of Dr. B. J. Quattlebeum of this place.

January 18, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Caroline Robertson died Wednesday in Charlotte, N. C., at the residence of her son, Capt. Thomas Ross Robertson, of heart failure at the age of 74. She was born in Fairfield County, S. C. in 1825, and the widow of Judge William R. Robertson of Winnsboro. They had three children, all sons, one died when very young, another was killed in the Confederate army, and Capt. T. R. Robertson, who survives. The remains were taken to Winnsboro for burial in the Episcopal Cemetery. Capt. Robertson, who is with his regiment in Cuba, was cabled yesterday, and he was not able to return.. Mr. W. R. Robertson, Miss Bessie Robertson and Julia Robertson, grand children of deceased, will accompany the remains to Winnsboro.

January 25, 1899 Issue

Mr. John Hall, colored, was found dead last week in his house.

February 1, 1899 Issue

On Monday a child of Mr. Tom Lewis of Charlotte, was buried in the A. R. P. cemetery.

Mrs. Harriet Hays, the wife of Mr. Arthur Hays, died at her home near Rockton of pneumonia on Tuesday January 24, 1899 at the age of about 69. Her maiden name was Lauhon. She was a near relative of Joseph and Samuel Lauhon formerly of this county, and of Silas Lauhon who went west from this State and county forty or fifty years ago.

Mr. W. B. Thompson died at his home at Blackstock of paralysis on Saturday January 21st. He was an old Confederate soldier. He was buried in the graveyard of Catholic Presbyterian Church.

February 8, 1899 Issue

Capt. A. P. Irby died at his home near Horeb in this county on January 3, 1899. He was born on November 28, 1833. He married Mary Watt of this county, who with five children survive him. He served in Company G, 7th Battalion, Hagood’s Brigade.

Mrs. C. Ladd died on January 30th, at Buena Vista. Mrs. R. L. Wilks and Dr. J. D. Cureton of her immediate family were with her. I suppose Mrs. Ladd will be laid to rest beside her son Dr. C. H. Ladd in Salem Presbyterian cemetery.

February 15, 1899 Issue

The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Quattlebaum of Columbia, died at their home on Tuesday. Mrs. E. G. Quattlebaum is a sister of Mrs. B. J. Quattlebaum of this place.

Miss Janie Wood, daughter of Mr. W. J. Wood, died at her home on Sunday the 5th of February near Crosbyville in this county. She was buried at Cool Branch Cemetery.

On Wednesday last Mrs. J. A. Hinnant received a telegram announcing the death of her brother Mr. John Willingham at his home in LaGrange, Georgia. He served in Company F, 12th Regiment S. C. V. and moved from Fairfield to Georgia after the war.

Mrs. James Pagan died Sunday from a stoke of apoplexy. She was the daughter of Capt. Peter Fayssoux, of Charleston, and Miss Rebecca Irvine, of Philadelphia. She was born in 1814 and in 1844 she married James Pagan of Chester, S. C. Her funeral took place at the Episcopal Church.

February 22, 1899 Issue

Mr. Daniel C. Webb died at his home in Charleston on Thursday.

T. M. Neely was struck by a train below Ridgeway on Saturday and died on Monday. He was a native of Fairfield and a Confederate soldier.

Thomas P. Ligon died at his home in the Greenbriar section on Tuesday, the 14th inst., at the age of sixty-two. He was married three times, first to Miss Phillips, a sister of Mr. R. W. Phillips; second to Miss Curlee, sister of Mr. James R. Curlee and last to Miss Neil, who survives him. He had six children by his second wife. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. H. S. Rabb, wife of the late J. H. Rabb, died at her home near Monticello on January 15, 1899 at the age of 74. She leaves nine children, thirty-nine grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren.

Robt. Roseborough, colored, frozen to death Monday at his home near Woodward.

March 1, 1899 Issue

Francis Gerig died at his home in Winnsboro on Saturday, of paralysis. He was born on February 26, 1817 at Sondershausen, Germany. On July 4, 1847 he landed in New York City and settled in Winnsboro in July of 1848. On November 9, 1848 he was married Miss Mary S. Blankenstein of Columbia They had twelve children, five of whom, Mrs. C. T. Gooding of Macon, Ga., Mrs. E. P. Wolfe of Puerto Principe, Cuba, J. J. Gerig and A. E. Gerig of Ocala, Fla., and Miss Laura Gerig of Winnsboro, together with his widow, survive him. He was a Confederate Veteran. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

March 8, 1899 Issue

Mr. J. C. Wilson died in Columbia from paralysis. He left a wife, mother, Mrs. M. C. Wilson and a brother, Mr. J. M. Wilson, mayor of Ridgeway.

Mrs. N. Rabb recently died. She was a member of the Little River Baptist Church.

Mrs. J. E. Gladden died at her home on February 24, 1899. She leaves a husband and four children.

March 15, 1899 Issue

Capt. John C. C. Feaster died about two weeks ago at the residence of his wife’s sister, Mrs. S. McLeod of Sumter at the age of about eighty.

March 22, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Mattie J. Galloway died Sunday at her home in West End, in Lancaster County at the age of thirty-one. She was the daughter of Mr. J. C. Mackorell of Blackstock. She married Dr. Galloway on October 26, 1892. She leaves a husband, one child, Charlotte Galloway; brothers, R. J. Mackorell, J. B. Mackorell, and Jake Mackorell of Lancaster; W. H. Mackorell of Winnsboro; sisters, Mrs. Margaret Milling of Lancaster; Mrs. Frank Barford of Atlanta, and Miss Pet Mackorell of Blackstock. She was buried in the new cemetery.

April 5, 1899 Issue

Mr. John M. Turner died at his home on Sunday at the age of about thirty. He was the son of the late A. Y. Turner and married Miss Brice, the daughter of the late Mr. William Brice. He leaves a wife and three children. His was buried at Jackson Creek.

Mr. B. R. Scott died at his home in upper Longtown on Tuesday at about the age of seventy-two. The funeral services were held at the Longtown Baptist Church.

April 11, 1899 Issue

Mr. Robt. McKay died in Havana, Cuba a week or so ago.

Mrs. Z. M. Haynes died on the 6th, at her home in Longtown. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Smith and was buried in the Longtown Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

April 19, 1899 Issue

John Welsey Raleigh, colored, about ten years old accidentally shot and killed himself on Saturday.

April 20, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Young died in Charlotte, N. C. and her remains were taken to Winnsboro for burial in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

April 26, 1899 Issue

Mr. G. T. Sims died in Spartanburg on Sunday of pneumonia. He was a native of Union County and in 1890 married Mrs. Pope, a daughter of Mr. R. L. Martin of Monticello.

Mrs. T. B. Willingham, wife of Policeman Willingham, died of consumption in Columbia on the 23rd of April. She was the former Miss Christmas. Her remains were taken to Winnsboro for burial. Her funeral took place at the Methodist Church. She leaves a husband and five children.

May 3, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Susan McLean died April 15th at the home of her son, Mr. D. J. McLean, at the age of eighty-seven. The funeral was held at Sandy Level Church.

May 10, 1899 Issue

Mr. David Crosby died at his home from grippe on Saturday at the age of 73. He was a native of Fairfield County and moved to Anderson County after the war. He married Miss Caroline Nevitt of Fairfield County and she with four daughters survive him. He was buried in Silver Brook Cemetery.

G. Butler Pearson was born on December 7, 1830 and died on June 6, 1898. He was a Confederate Veteran, serving in both the army and the navy.

Andrew J. McGill was born in November, 1825 and died on September 25, 1898. He served in Company H, 7th Battalion.

May 16, 1899 Issue

Rev. T. W. Mellichamp died while on a visit near Alston on Saturday at about the age of 60. He was born in Charleston in 1817 and his ancestors were French Huguenots. His remains were taken to Ridgeway for burial.

Mrs. Emmie Brooks Milling, wife of Mr. J. A. Milling, died in Greenwood County on Sunday April 30, 1899. She leaves a husband and seven children.

May 17, 1899 Issue

Mr. James Price died at his home in Columbia on Tuesday, May 2nd. His remains were buried in the Asbury Graveyard.

Mrs. David Robertson died at her home in lower Longtown on Monday of heart failure. Her remains were taken to Columbia for internment. She leaves a husband and a daughter, Mrs. C. P. Wray.

Mr. Hugh Yongue Milling died at his home last Sunday in Lancaster. He was born in Fairfield County on November 6, 1856 and moved to Lancaster four years ago. On November 12, 1889 he married Miss Maggie Mackorell, daughter of Mr. J. C. Mackorell of Blackstock. He leaves a wife, four children, a brother and a sister. He was buried in the new town cemetery.

May 24, 1899 Issue

Rev. T. W. Mellichampe died on May 13th in Alston. He was born in Charleston in 1817 and married Miss Sallie Cuttino of Georgetown about fifty-five years ago. He leaves a wife, one daughter, six sons and a half-brother Prof. Styles R. Mellichampe. His remains were taken to Ridgeway for burial

Mrs. John Myers died in Hopkins on May 18th, at the age of fifty-seven. She was the wife of Capt. John A. Myers and daughter of Col. N. A. Peay of Fairfield County. She was Miss Mary English Peay, and a sister to Mrs. R. V. Bray and Mr. Hawley Robertson, father of Mr. D. H. Robertson of this place. She leaves a husband, five sons, one sister and three brothers. Mr. B. H. Robertson died at his home on Wednesday at the age of eighty-four. He was born on January 1, 1815 and married a Miss Dixon. He served his country in three wars, Florida or Seminole, Mexican and the Confederate. His remains were interred in the Bethel Cemetery.

May 31, 1899 Issue

Mr. David G. Robinson died on May 19th at the age of sixty-nine. His was preceded to the grave only a week or two by his wife. He leaves one child, Mrs. C. P. Wray of Ridgeway.

June 6, 1899 Issue

Mr. William Weir died last Friday at the age of seventy-eight. His remains were interred in the Beaver Creek Burial Ground.

Mr. John Varnadore died last Friday at the age of seventy-eight. His remains were interred in the Beaver Creek Burial Ground.

June 14, 1899 Issue

Mr. B. N. Tidwell died in Chester County several days ago at the age of 77.

Mrs. Janie Dunbar, of Chester, formerly of Woodward, died last Wednesday and was interred in Concord Cemetery. She leaves seven children.

June 21, 1899 Issue

Mr. C. H. Scruggs died in Columbia on Friday June 9th at about seventy years of age. He leaves a large family, among them Rev. T. W. Scruggs, Lee Scruggs, Warren Scruggs and E. G. Scruggs.

Mr. Robert Sandifer Nichols, of the Rocky Mount section, died June 16, 1899 of paralysis in the seventy-third year of his age. He was never married and was a member of Company B, 4th S. C. C.

June 28, 1899 Issue

Mr. Mansel Hollis died in the Morgantown neighborhood on Sunday at the age of about eighty. He leaves a wife and the following children: Mrs. Duvalt, Mrs. Bell and Mr. Arthur Hollis.

Miss Elizabeth Massey, of Yorkville, died at the residence of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Bratton, last Tuesday at the age of seventy-three. She was a native of Lancaster County and an aunt of Mrs. R. B. Hanahan of this place. She was buried in the Old Methodist Cemetery.

Mr. Thos. G. Robertson died at his home at Rockton on Tuesday at the age of seventy-six. He leaves a widow and the following children: Mrs. T. M. Rembert, Mrs. Eber Mason and T. W. Robertson.

Miss Carrie Martin, of Fairfield, died on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sims in Spartanburg. She was a sister of Mrs. Sims and about sixteen years of age.

Mrs. Maria Ramsay Bacot died in Kenosha, Wisconsin on June 14th at the age of eighty. In 1838 she married Richard Wainwright Bacot. In 1874 after her husband died, she moved to Kenosha, Wisconsin to live with her brother, Rev. Lucien Lance. She was born in Charleston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lance. Mrs. Adam Stoll of Greenville and Miss Eunice Bacot of this place are granddaughters.

July 12, 1899 Issue

Mr. Noah Y. Wilson was killed Sunday when hit by a train. He was about twenty-six years of age, a native of Lexington County and leaves a wife and two children. His remains were taken to Lexington for interment.

An infant of Mr. Joe Mercer died last week.

July 19, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Mattie S. Blitch died on Tuesday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Ragsdale. She was about 55 years of age and buried at Little River Church.

July 26, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Belle McC. Todd died at Timber Ridged, Va. on Sunday.

Mrs. Kate L. Hawley died at the home of her son, Mr. Jno. M. Hawley, on Monday, the 10th at about 78. She was buried in the Sandy Level Cemetery.

August 2, 1899 Issue

Mrs. J. A. Ligon, wife of Mr. J. S. Ligon, died on Wednesday and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery in Columbia.

Mr. E. C. Duke died on the 14th inst., at the residence of his uncle, Capt. W. J. Johnston of Ridgeway.

August 16, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman, wife of the late Mr. David R. Coleman, died on the 5th inst. of heart disease. She was buried in the John Feaster Cemetery. She leaves three children: Mr. Willie Coleman, Mr. Ernest Coleman and Mrs. Mary Owens, wife of Mr. Harry Owens.

Mr. Edward Blair, of Blair’s, died on the 7th inst. He leaves a wife and an adopted nephew.

August 23, 1899 Issue

Miss Nannie K. Watt, daughter of Mr. John J. and Mrs. Minnie (Scruggs) Watt, died in Washington, D. C. on the 18th inst. from the effects of an operation at the age of 20. She was buried in the Bethel Cemetery.

September 6, 1899 Issue

Rev. William Moffatt Grier died at his home in Due West on Sunday September 3rd from a stroke of apoplexy. He was born on February 11, 1843, the second son of Rev. R. C. Grier. He served in the 6th Regiment, S. C. V.

Twin infant sons of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Buchanan died, one on Monday and one on Friday. The funeral took place at the Presbyterian Church.

September 13, 1899 Issue

Mr. William Beckham died Sunday at the home of his son, Mr. George Beckham, at the age of seventy-seven, and Sunday, the day of his death, was his seventy-eighth birthday. He was interred in the Methodist Church Cemetery.

Col. F. W. McMaster died in North Carolina on Sunday at the age of about seventy-three. He was born in Winnsboro and commanded the 17th S. C. Regiment throughout the war. He married Miss Macfie, a sister of the late Capt. James Macfie. Along with a large family he leaves two brothers: Mr. George H. McMaster and Mr. R. N. McMaster of Winnsboro. His funeral took place in Columbia, S. C.

September 20, 1899 Issue

An infant of Judge and Mrs. O. W. Buchanan died on Sunday, the day of its birth.

September 27, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Louisa Reynolds, widow of the late George L. Reynolds, of Charleston, died Saturday, at the age of 69. She was a Miss Schriner of Charleston and resided in Winnsboro after marring Mr. Reynolds. She was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery.

October 3, 1899 Issue

Miss Annie Broom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Broom, died on the 5th of September in the Greenbriar neighborhood at the age of sixteen.

Mr. Frank C. Shell, of Laurens, died on September 30th at the age of about thirty-two. He was a brother of Mrs. S. B. Crawford of this place. He was a son of G. W. Shell. His remains were interred at the Chestnut Ridge Church.

Mrs. Jemima Springle, mother of Capt. Wm. Sprinkle, died at her home in Charlotte, N. C. on September 19th at the age of eighty-six.

October 24, 1899 Issue

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Black died on last Saturday and was buried at the Sandy Level Graveyard.

October 26, 1899 Issue

Samuel Y. Crossland died on Friday at the age of 66 in the county poor house. He was a member of the 12th S. C. Infantry.

November 1, 1899 Issue

Mrs. M. M. Watson died yesterday at the home of her grandsons, Messrs Nicholson at Woodward. She was the mother of Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Boulware of Chester. She would have been 94 years old today. Her remains were interred in the Concord Cemetery.

Mr. James Johnston died at his home at Rocky Mount on Thursday at about the age of eighty from cancer. He married Miss Clara Barkley, who with two sons, Mr. Barkley Johnston and Mr. John G. Johnston survive him. He was a brother of Mr. S. R. Johnston and a Confederate Veteran. The funeral services were held at Wateree Church.

Mr. Joe Raines, colored, died at his home a few days ago.

November 4, 1899 Issue

Mr. Howell Edmunds died at Ridgeway on November 2nd at the age of seventy-seven. He was born in Eastover in 1823 and leaves a wife, four daughters and one son. He was a Confederate Veteran.

November 7, 1899 Issue

Mrs. Martha Watson died on October 25, 1899 at the home of Messrs. Nicholson. She was born on October 26, 1805 at Eastover, S. C. She was married twice, first to Mr. Vinson and last to Mr. Watson and survived both husbands. She leaves three daughters.

Mr. Howell Edmunds died near Ridgeway on Sunday at about the age of 79. He had a stroke of paralysis last spring and never recovered. He was buried at the Concord Church Burying Ground.

Mrs. Sallie Mason, wife of Washington N. Mason, died at her home on Saturday the 4th at the age of 69. She was the daughter of Capt. Edward Andrews and was buried in the Anderson Family Cemetery. She leaves a husband and three children: Mrs. Hattie Brooks, Rev. E. M. Mason, and Eber B. Mason.

Marion McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McDonald, died Saturday at the age of six. The funeral services took place at the A. R. P. Church.

Washington Alston Thomas, son of Col. John Thomas, died last week in Columbia.

November 15, 1899 Issue

Lily Gooding, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gooding, died on Saturday of diphtheria at the age of three. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

Mr. William Rosborough Thomas died in El Peso, Texas on the fourth of November. He was born near Ridgeway on December 13, 1848, son of Samuel Peyre Thomas and his wife Jane Rosborough. He was buried in the St. Stephen’s Churchyard in Ridgeway.

November 29, 1899 Issue

Mr. H. F. McLane, of Chester, died on the 16th inst. His remains were interred in the Beaver Creek Burial Ground.

Mr. Robert Y. Lemmon died at his home in Jackson Creek neighborhood on Monday, of consumption. He was the son of Mr. Jno. M. Lemmon and leaves a widow and four sons. He was buried in the family burying ground at Milling’s Cross Roads.

Col. J. B. Davis died on Sunday at Killians at the age of about 73. He was the son of Rev. Jonathan Davis and his mother was a Kincaid. He married Miss Fuller of Beaufort. Two children survive him: Mr. T. F. Davis and Miss Annie F. Davis of Killians. He was colonel of the 15th Regiment. His funeral services were held at St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Mrs. Nancy Jackson died at the home of her son, Mr. J. O. Jackson, on Wednesday on November 22nd at the age of 76 of pneumonia. She was buried at the Methodist Church at Rossville in Chester County.

December 6, 1899 Issue

W. Wylie McKinstry died at the age of ten.

Miss Nancy Wilson died at the home of her father on Sunday the 26th of typhoid fever.

Col. Cadwallader Jones, of Columbia, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. C. Robertson, on Friday, at the age of 86. He was interred at Trinity Church, Columbia.

Miss Lottie C. Thomas died on Thursday at Mt. Hope, the family home a few miles from Ridgeway. She was a sister of Col. J. P. Thomas of Columbia and Mr. Isaac Thomas of Ridgeway. The funeral was held at St. Stephens Episcopal Church at Ridgeway.

December 13, 1899 Issue

Mr. N. E. Hood died on Monday last from consumption at about 53 years of age. He was a Confederate Veteran and leaves five children. He was buried at Blooming Church.

Mrs. Malvina Brown died on Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. J. Boyd, in Spartanburg at the age of seventy-seven. She leaves daughters: Mrs. W. N. Chandler, Mrs. S. B. Fleming, and Mrs. T. J. Boyd; and son, Prof. J. Fleming Brown. The funeral services were held in Columbia.

Grier Brice, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Brice, died on Sunday at about 18 years of age from tuberculosis. The funeral services were held in the A. R. P. Church.

December 20, 1899 Issue

Capt. George W. Shell died at his home near Laurens on Friday at the age of 69. He was a Confederate Veteran. He leaves a widow and eight children. Mrs. S. B. Crawford of this place is a daughter.

January 3, 1900 Issue

Mr. Sam Strother was shot and killed by Andy Coleman on December 19th near Shelton, both colored.

Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison, nee Graddick, died at her home in Fairfield County on the 13th of December at the age of 53. She was buried at the cemetery near Morris Creek, where old Bethel Church once stood. She left a husband and three children.

January 10, 1900 Issue

Mrs. J. C. Butler of Abbeville died last Sunday. She was the former Miss Sallie Higgins of Chester. She was buried in Melrose Cemetery.

January 17, 1900 Issue

Mrs. S. A. Williams died on the 8th at the home of her son, Mr. Robert Williams of West Wateree, at the age of 81. She was buried at Zion Church in Fairfield County. Her son R. B. Williams is the sheriff of Kershaw County.

A child of Mr. and Mrs. John Poag and a great-grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chauncey Poag, died recently.

A boy of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drennan and a great-grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chauncey Poag, died recently.

January 20, 1900 Issue

John Broom, of Cedar Creek died on January 5th at the age of 69 and interred at old Buffalo. He was a Confederate Veteran and leaves a wife and seven children.

Mr. M. M. Huey, a former citizen of this county, died in Charlotte on the 16th inst. at the age of 79. He leaves a wife and several children.

January 24, 1900 Issue

Mr. J. R. Kennedy died Wednesday the 17 inst. at Washington, Ga. His remains were interred in the Kennedy and Ruff Graveyard at Blythewood, S. C. He was about 52 and leaves a mother and two sisters

Lieut. N. P. Lyles recently died at his home in Alabama. He served in Company H, 6th Regiment, S. C. V.

Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken died in Atlanta, Ga. while visiting her sister, Mrs. Bonie, and was buried in Greenwood. She is the sister-in-law of Dr. W. E. Aiken.

Mr. John W. Chandler, former citizen of Winnsboro, died in Savannah on Friday of pneumonia at the age of 54. He leaves two brothers and one sister: Mr. Wm. N. Chandler, of Augusta, Mr. Chas. M. Chandler and Mrs. Mary Phinney, of this place. He was buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery in Savannah. He served in Company G, 6th S. C. Regiment.

Rev. Benj. Allston died on Monday. He was born on February 26, 1833, in Charleston, the son of Gov. R. F. W. Allston and Adele Petigru. He married Miss Ellen Stanley Robinson of Texas on February 25, 1864, she died in 1875. Two children survive, Mrs. M. A. Moore, of Union, S. C., and R. F. W. Allston of Tryon, N. C. He later married Miss Louise Gilbert North. His funeral was held in St. John’s Episcopal Church. He was a Confederate Veteran.

January 31, 1900 Issue

Mr. Nicholas P. Lyles died Wednesday January 10th at his home in Linden, Ala. He was the third son of Capt. and Mrs. T. M. Lyles. He served in the Buckhead Guards, 6th Regiment. His two brothers, Capt. W. Boykin Lyles and Austin P. Lyles, died in the war. He married Miss Louise Polinitz, of Marengo County, Ala. His wife and three children survive him.

Mr. W. J. Crowder died on last Monday, the 22nd at his home near Buckhead at the age of about 62. He was interred at Salem Church. He served in the 17th S. C. Regiment.

Dan Gibson, colored, was killed while trying to board a train last week.

February 7, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Jane Herron, widow of Robert Herron, died at the home of Mr. W. J. Elliott near Columbia on Friday from the grip that developed into pneumonia at the age of 74. She was buried in Rock Church Cemetery at Adger’s. She leaves one son, Mr. W. J. Herron.

February 14, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Margaret Propst, wife of Mr. John H. Propst, died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Landecker, at the age of 84. She leaves a husband and three children; Mrs. Mary E. Landecker and Mr. F. E. Propst, of this place and Mr. Wyatt M. Propst of York. Her funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church.

February 21, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Sallie Coleman, of Clifton, formerly of the Feasterville area, died on the 14th inst. of heart disease in her eighties. The funeral was held in the Antioch Methodist Church.

Mrs. Jane Douglass, widow of the late Mr. A. B. Douglass, of Blackstock, died on Tuesday, the 13th inst. at the age of 71. She was a sister of Mr. John S. Douglass of Albion, and Mr. A. S. Douglass of Winnsboro. She leaves four sons; J. E. Douglass, C. Douglass and W. S. Douglass of Blackstock, and Dr. R. L. Douglass of Chester County. The funeral was held at Concord Presbyterian Church.

February 28, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Sarah Gladden died on the 20th inst., of la grippe, at the age of 66. She was buried in the family burying ground at her father’s old home.

Mrs. Wm. Timmons, of Salem, N. C., died on Saturday of typhoid fever. She was a native of Fairfield County, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Douglass of Albion, and a niece of Mr. A. S. Douglass of this place. She leaves a husband and six children. She was buried at Salem.

March 7, 1900 Issue

Mr. Ebenezer Stanton died on Friday the 23rd inst. He had passed his 85th birthday and was buried at Little River Church. He leaves a wife and three children.

Walter Hughes Holley, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holley, died of pneumonia and was buried at Little River Church.

March 14, 1900 Issue

Mr. Christopher S. Brice Sr. died at his home in the New Hope section on Sunday of heart disease at about the age of 71. The funeral was held at New Hope Church. He leaves one child, Mrs. Morris of Macon, Ga.

March 28, 1900 Issue

Miss Pauline Harrison, sister of Miss Ross Harrison, died recently in Texarkana, Texas form pneumonia.

Rev. George L. Sweeny died in New York City on the 10 instant from the effects of la grippe. He was a native of Scotland.

April 4, 1900 Issue

Mr. Patrick M. Spence died at his home on Monday of typhoid-pneumonia at the age of 68. The funeral services were held in Ridgeway.

April 7, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Jane Lauderdale died in Winnsboro on April 2, 1900 at the age of 77. She was Miss Jane Russell and was born in County Down, Ireland on May 14, 1822. She married Mr. Montgomery Lemmon in Ireland on March 8, 1843. They settled in Winnsboro in January of 1844. Mr. Lemmon died on August 23, 1849. They had three children: James Montgomery Lemmon, who died on November 19, 1882, Mrs. J. O. Boag and Mrs. J. W. Bolick. On June 8, 1852 she married Dr. David Lauderdale. They had six children: an infant son who died at one month; Janie M., wife of Mr. Thos. P. Bryson, died in 1894; Thomas W. Lauderdale, George R. Lauderdale, and Mrs. J. L. Bryson, of this place and Mrs. W. T. Blakeley, of Ora. S. C. The funeral services were held in the A. R. P. Church.

April 11, 1900 Issue

Mr. Patrick M. Spence was buried in the Aimwell Cemetery on April 3rd. He was born in County Antrim, Ireland in 1837.

Mr. Joseph Stewart died at his home in Longtown on last Wednesday at the age of 90. He was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

April 12, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Nancy K. Rabb died at her home on Wednesday at the age of 78. She was the daughter of John Watt and Nancy Kincaid, of this county and widow of the late J. Glazier Rabb. She was interred at the Brick Church and leaves the following children: James Rabb, Clarence Rabb, Rev. Horace Rabb, Charles K. Rabb, Mrs. W. P. Castles, and Mrs. W. H. Millen.

Mr. M. D. Spigener died at his home at Alston on Tuesday of typhoid fever, at about the age of 40. The funeral was held at the family burying ground near Columbia. He leaves a wife and several children.

April 18, 1900 Issue

Mr. J. S. Russell died in Newberry last Saturday, at the age of about 69.

April 25, 1900 Issue

Mr. John A. Weldon died on Sunday at the age of 84. His wife was Miss Martha Wylie, daughter of John A. Wylie. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. John A. Gibson and Mrs. Esther Stewart. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church.

Mr. C. D. Eberhardt died at his home in Columbia on Monday at the age of about 75. He was a brother-in-law to Mrs. Mary S. Gerig. May 1, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Jno. M. Lemmon died at her home in the county last Saturday. The burial took place at Milling’s Cross Road. She was a daughter of Robt. Young. She is survived by her husband, Mr. John M. Lemmon, and children: William Lemmon, Law Lemmon, Mrs. Mary Milling, Mrs. James Cathcart, Miss Janie Lemmon and Miss Belle Lemmon.

May 3, 1900 Issue

Rev. E. G. Price died in Cheraw on Saturday. He was a native of Branchville and was buried in the Cheraw Cemetery. He leaves a wife and four children.

May 5, 1900 Issue

W. H. Hood, of Chester, was killed on Thursday by lightning while riding a horse back from the fields to his house. Both the horse and Mr. Hood were killed.

May 8, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Mary Cooke died recently. She was the last surviving member of the family of Arromanus and Mary Woodward Lyles, and granddaughter of Arromanus Lyles Sr., and of Rev. William Woodward. There were seven children in this branch of the family, viz, James, who was a planter in Mississippi before the war; William died young; Thomas a merchant in Mississippi; Henry J. who was a successful planter in Buckhead section, who served as private in Buckhead Guards. Co. H, 6th S. C. V., until his death from measles at Germantown, Va., in 1861. His eldest son, Wm. Woodward, at the age of 19 was mortally wounded at Fort Harrison in 1864. J. F. Lyles of Lexington, and Hon A. C. Lyles of Union, are his surviving children. There were also three daughters, viz. Elizabeth, who married Alexander Robinson of Mississippi. Nancy married M. E. Traylor and lived in Alabama until his death, when she returned to South Carolina with her little children. One of her sons, Hon. T. W. Traylor, is one of our successful planters. May, the youngest child, married Wofford and lived awhile in Arkansas, after his death removing to Pickens County, Alabama, where she married Moses Cook, whom she survived, dying recently at the age of 78.

May 9, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Margaret I. Wylie, wife of Mr. Hilliard G. Wylie, died at the home on Sunday at the age of 39. She was the daughter of the late Mr. D. Smith Weir and Mrs. Jane Weir. She leaves a husband and eight children. Her funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church.

May 23, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Martha Martin, widow of Mr. G. D. Martin of Fairfield County, died on the 9th inst., at the home of her son- in-law, Col. D. A. Dickert at the age of 72. She was buried at Monticello. She leaves two sons and three daughters.

Mr. Francis Marion Thomas, a native of Fairfield County, son of Dr. J. P. Thomas, died on the 15th inst. near Chapel Hill, N. C. He served in the Confederate Navy. He was a brother of Mr. I. C. Thomas of Ridgeway.

Mr. Thomas E. Johnston, son of Mr. S. R. Johnston, died in Chester from an overdose of morphine last Wednesday at the age of 31. He was a Spanish War Veteran serving in the 1st S. C. Regiment, U. S. V. His remains were interred in the Presbyterian Churchyard in Winnsboro.

May 24, 1900 Issue

Col. Constant Rivers died at his home in Charleston a few days ago.

May 26, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Dewitt died on Wednesday at her home. She was a native of Fairfield and was a sister of Capt. Sprinkle. She left several children and was buried at White Oak.

Mrs. Sarah M. Gladney, wife of the late R. J. Gladney, died at her home in Pine Bluff, Ark. on May 23rd. She was in her 82nd year. She leaves one son and two daughters. Her daughters live in Pine Bluff and her son, Mr. J. S. Gladney, in Columbia, and one brother, Mr. James Harden, who lives on Jackson Creek, in this county. She was a native of Fairfield County.

June 12, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Eliza Weir died at the residence of Capt. T. W. Rawls in East Wateree section on Sunday at the age of about 89. She was interred in the family burying ground. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Wade Rawls and Mrs. Janie Mulvana, of this county, and Mrs. Jesse Sutton of Louisiana.

June 13, 1900 Issue

A child of Mr. Frank Mann died in the past month and was buried in the Bethel Cemetery.

June 19, 1900 Issue

Dr. Jno. M. Richmond died on July 16th in St. Joseph, Missouri at the age of 62. He was a brother of Mr. Jas. L. Richmond and leaves a wife and five children.

Miss Hallie E. Kennedy died on July 7th. She was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Jas. Hugh Kennedy.

Miss Maggie Rosborough was killed Wednesday at Lewis’ Turnout by a train while saving the live of a child. She was the daughter of Mr. J. A. Rosborough.

June 20, 1900 Issue

Mrs. W. S. Douglass, of Blackstock, died last Friday at the age of 34. She was the daughter of Mr. W. Banks Robinson. She was buried at Concord Church and leaves three children.

June 27, 1900 Issue

Mrs. W. H. Robinson, of the Greenbriar neighborhood, died on Monday. She was Miss Cynthia Smith, and a sister of Mrs. Samuel Simpson and Mr. John M. Smith of Winnsboro. She leaves a husband and eight children. The funeral was held at the Greenbriar Methodist Church.

Mrs. Laura Glenn McCants died on Monday She was a daughter of Dr. James Glenn, a native of Virginia and Sarah Milling, a daughter of Capt. Hugh Milling. She was born on November 5, 1823 in Georgia. She married James B. McCants on August 31, 1843 in Mississippi and they moved to Winnsboro. Three children: Mrs. A. S. Douglass and James Glenn McCants of this place, and Mrs. R. B. Miller, of Shelby, N. C. survive her. Her funeral was held in the Presbyterian Church.

Rev. J. C. Douglass died on June 14, 1900 at Russellville, Ark.

July 4, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Eliza Weir died at the home of her son-in-law, Capt. T. W. Rawls on June 9th at the age of 89. She married Mr. David Weir; he died 46 years ago. They had six children: Mrs. Jesse Sutton of DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, Mrs. T. W. Rawls and Mrs. Jane Mulvina of this county. Her three sons died in the Civil War, William Smith Weir, father of Mr. W. S. Weir, died of disease in Virginia, James G. Weir was killed at Seven Pines, and Robbie Weir was captured at Strawberry Plains, Tennessee and never heard of again. All were members of Company G, 6th S. C. Regt. She was buried in the family burying ground beside her husband.

Mrs. S. A. Olliver died on Friday, in Ridgeway. She had five daughters, three of whom survive her: Mrs. Morrison of Georgia; Mrs. Walker of Columbia; and Mrs. Boozer of Ridgeway.

July 11, 1900 Issue

The four-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson of this place, died on Wednesday. The funeral was held at the A. R. P. Church.

Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Camak, of this county, died within a few hours of each other on Friday. They were twins and lived on Mr. W. J. Crawford’s place.

Mr. W. H. Stork died at his home in Columbia on Thursday. He was a Confederate Veteran. He married Miss Smith, sister of Mr. Jas. M. Smith. He leaves a widow and three children. He was buried in Columbia.

July 18, 1900 Issue

Mrs. J. C. Freeland, sister of Mrs. Ann Elliott, died on Sunday in Charlotte. She married three times: first to Mr. Carlisle, second to Mr. Steel and last to Mr. Freeland. She was a native of Florida and married Mr. Freeland in Chester. In addition to her husband there are two children who survive her: one son by her first husband, and a daughter, Mrs. Hoke, of Florida by her second marriage.

July 25, 1900 Issue

Miss Hallie E. Kennedy died on July 7. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. Jas. Hugh Kennedy.

Dr. William E. Aiken died on Thursday at the age of 74. He leaves a wife, five children and two brothers: Miss Mary E. Aiken, Mrs. T. K. Elliott, Dr. David Aiken and Miss Annie Aiken of this place and Mrs. C. A. Douglass of Washington, D. C. His two brothers are: Mr. Isaac Aiken of Florida and Mr. A. M. Aiken of Abbeville County. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

Mrs. H. L. Crumpton, of Ridgeway, died on Saturday. She leaves a husband and six children. She was buried in the Aimwell Cemetery.

August 1, 1900 Issue

Dr. J. M. Richmond, of St. Joseph, died in Kansas City of pneumonia. He was born in Fairfield District on September 17, 1837, was a surgeon in the Confederate Army, and moved to St. Joseph in 1872. On July 28, 1863 he married Miss Edmonia Tomlin of Clifton, Virginia. He leaves a widow and five sons: Dr. Spier Richmond, James Richmond, Corbin T. Richmond, H. B. Richmond and William K. Richmond.

August 8, 1900 Issue

An eleventh month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins died and was buried at the Methodist Cemetery on Thursday.

Mr. John B. Murray, an adopted son of the late W. B. Murray, died at his home of typhoid pneumonia on Friday at the age of 22. The funeral was held at Union Church.

Mrs. S. B. Stevenson, wife of Mr. S. B. Stevenson, died on Friday. She leaves her husband, three children; mother, Mrs. Hessie McCarley, of this place; sisters, Miss Anna McCarley of this place and Mrs. Byers, of York County; brother, J. Scott McCarley of Columbia. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

August 15, 1900 Issue

Mr. Charles Edward Thomas, oldest son of the late Charles E. Thomas and Mrs. Ann Thomas of Ridgeway, died on August 7th at the age of 29. He leaves a mother, several sisters and brothers. The funeral was held at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church.

August 22, 1900 Issue

Miss Marie Beaty, daughter of Mr. W. A. Beaty, died on Friday in Charlotte. The funeral took place in Charlotte.

August 29,1900 Issue

Miss Mamie Floyd Jackson died on the 17th inst. near Tirzah in York County of typhoid fever. She was the youngest daughter of W. F. and Mary E. Jackson, formerly of Fairfield County. She was buried in Bethesda Cemetery.

August 30, 1900 Issue

Miss Maria Bacot died about two weeks ago at her home in Kenosha, Wisconsin. She was a daughter of the late Mrs. Wainwright Bacot and a sister of Mr. Parite Bacot.

September 5, 1900 Issue

Mrs. T. H. Kitchen died on Wednesday. She was the daughter of the late Mr. J. W. Shaw and leaves a husband and three children. The funeral was held at the A. R. P. Church.

September 12, 1900 Issue

Mr. John Morgan, of Longtown, committed suicide on Thursday by taking laudanum.

Mrs. Edward G. Scruggs died on Wednesday at the age of about 31. She was a daughter of Mrs. M. R. Gladden. She leaves a husband, one child, two sisters and four brothers: Mrs. A. W. Brown, Mrs. J. G. Halliburton, John Gladden, C. P. Gladden, Clifton Gladden and M. W. Gladden. The funeral was held in the Methodist Church.

September 19, 1900 Issue

Mr. Hugh A. Stevenson was shot and killed by Mr. Johnson Cameron on Tuesday in the Feasterville area, and was buried in the Cool Branch Burial Ground. He was about forty years of age and leaves a wife and six or seven children.

Mr. Edward Braziel was shot and killed in the Blythewood area on Tuesday at the age of about 22

September 26, 1900 Issue

Rev. J. C. Hemphill died in Union on Sunday from paralysis at the age of 39.

Fannie Coleman, daughter of H. Y. Coleman of Feasterville, died at her home on the 19th of malarial fever at the age of 10.

September 29, 1900 Issue

Mrs. Martha Creight died at the home of her son, Mr. W. B. Creight, on Friday at the age of about 87. The funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian Church.

Mr. A. L. Porter died at his home in this place on Wednesday of consumption. He leaves a wife and five children. He was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery. Lawrence Porter and Ed. Porter are two of his sons.

October 3, 1900 Issue

Charlotte Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Y. Taylor, died on September 20th at the age of 5. She was buried in the Beaver Creek Church Yard.

October 6, 1900 Issue

Benjamin Tennant died on Wednesday at about the age of 80. His wife, who was Miss Corder, predeceased him many years ago. The funeral services were held at Concord Church.

Quay D. Williford died on Thursday. He was born on March 30, 1867 and was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Williford. In 1893, he married Miss Addie Robinson of Edgemoor, York County, who with three small children survive him. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church yard.

October 9, 1900 Issue

Bill Brewer, a negro preacher, was run over and killed by a train on Thursday last near White Oak.

October 10, 1900 Issue

Jesse Graydon, colored, died while working in a silo on Frank Elder’s place on Friday.

October 16, 1900 Issue

Mr. Thos. P. Mitchell died at his home in Avon on Saturday and the funeral services were held at New Hope Church. He had been a sufferer from heart disease for some time. He was about sixty-three years of age, and leaves a wife and three children, Dr. W. F. Mitchell of Shelby, N.C., Mrs. Jno. T. Chalmers and Mrs. R. G. Brice of Charlotte, N. C. He was a member of the 5th S. C. Regiment, Confederate States Army.

October 24, 1900 Issue

Mrs. H. T. Williams died on Sunday at the age of 24 of puerperal fever. She was Miss Julia Bivens, the daughter of Mr. H. F. Bivens of Waxhaw, N. C. She married Mr. Williams in May 1895. She leaves a husband and three daughters.

October 25, 1900 Issue

Mrs. S. M. Rice died on Monday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. C. Perrin, in Union at the age of about 68. She leaves a husband and ten children and several grandchildren. Her two daughters, Mrs. J. F. McMaster and Mrs. W. R. Elliott, were with her at the time of her death. Her funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Union.

October 31, 1900 Issue

Mr. H. M. Brown, colored, was killed by a train at Blairs on the 24th inst. at the age of about 80. He was buried in the Lyles Graveyard.

November 7, 1900 Issue

Mag Wylie, colored, died on Thursday.

Miss Daisy Boyleston died in Columbia on Monday from appendicitis. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Cordes Boyleston of Jacksonville, Florida and the granddaughter of Mrs. Sarah DuBose of this county.

November 14, 1900 Issue

Mr. Walter Couturier Robertson died in Columbia on the 7th, of consumption. He was born in Winnsboro on June 26, 1863, son of the late Dr. Robertson. Dr. T. C. Robertson and Mr. M. C. Robertson, both of Columbia, are brothers. His funeral was held in St. John’s Episcopal Church in Winnsboro.

November 21, 1900 Issue

Mr. J. D. Neal, of Rutherfordton, committed suicide. He was born in Louisiana and was about 45 year old.

December 5, 1900 Issue

Olin Hugh Lyles, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lyles formerly of this county but now of Columbia, died on Saturday. He was buried at Bethel Church.

Mr. W. C. Brice died on the 26th from injuries received in a train wreck. He was born in Fairfield County near Woodward, the son of Calvin Brice, about 31 years ago.

December 12, 1900 Issue

Mr. James S. Lyles was killed by Mr. Amos E. Davis on Sunday. He was a son of Capt. Thomas M. Lyles. Mr. R. W. Harrison, of Jonesboro, Arkansas, died in Memphis, Tennessee on November 25th of pneumonia at the age of 35. He was the youngest son of the late Capt. E. H. Harrison, and brother of Hon. J. D. Harrison, of Longtown. He married Miss Maggie Wood of Jonesboro. He leaves his wife and two children.

December 29, 1900 Issue

Mr. George E. Boggs died at his home in Livingston, N. C., on last Thursday, and the funeral services was held at the Presbyterian Church. He was the son of Rev. G. W. Boggs. His mother was an aunt of Sheriff R. T. Ellison. He was a member to the 6th Regiment and about 58.

Mary Stevenson, the 3-year of daughter of Mr. Jno. B. Stevenson, met with a terrible accident and died on Friday.

William Rosborough, the colored merchant, was killed on Monday.

January 4, 1901 Issue

Mr. Starks P. Martin died on Tuesday from a gunshot.

Whiteford Stokes Blair, daughter of Mr. R. T. and Mrs. Beula M. Blair, was born in Ridgeway, S. C. on June 6, 1895, and with her parents moved to Timpson, Texas, in December of 1899, where she died on December 24, 1900 from burns.

Hattie Stevenson, the 2-year old daughter of Mr. Jno. B. Stevenson, died from an accident on Friday.

January 11, 1901 Issue

Mrs. Martha Seigler died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jenkins, in Columbia on Friday the 6th inst. She leaves five children: Mrs. Sain and Mrs. Wolfe of Orangeburg: Mrs. Jenkins, of Columbia: Mr. J. W. Seigler, of Winnsboro; and Mr. Wm. J. Seigler, of Longtown.

January 25, 1901 Issue

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones died Wednesday of pneumonia and was buried at the Methodist Church.

Mr. W. H. Crawford died and was buried in the Bethel Cemetery.

Mr. Joel W. Ashford died at his home Thursday last. His daughters Mrs. Bates of St. Matthew and Miss Mamie Ashford of Atlanta came in the next day in time for the burial. His remains were interred in the family burying ground at Mrs. D. G. Ruff’s. He was seventy years of age and served in Company G, 3rd S. C. V.

February 5, 1901 Issue

Hon. Geo. D. Tillman died on Saturday. He was the father of Mrs. O. W. Buchanan of this town.

February 8, 1901 Issue

Mrs. Eliza E. Kennedy, relict of the late Mr. W. B. Kennedy, died on Sunday at her home near Ridgeway. She was seventy years of age. She leaves one son, W. B. Kennedy Jr.

Capt. S. B. Clowney died at his home in Dallas, Texas. He was a native of Fairfield County and an uncle of Mrs. C. E. Cathcart.

Mr. Palmer Bulow, colored, was caught under a falling tree and killed. He was about 75 years of age.

Mrs. R. F. Kilgo, of Rocky Mount, died last night of pneumonia. She was buried at Mt. Zion.

March 8, 1901 Issue

Mr. Richard T. Crosby died Thursday, the 28th of February.

Mr. Matthew Weir of Chester, but formerly of this county, died of lung trouble.

Mrs. C. C. Leitner, nee Hendrick, died at the home of Mr. Thomas Blair, near Rockton, on Thursday, at the age of 71. She leaves six children – Mrs. O. P. A. Broom and Mrs. T. G. Lever of Columbia, Mrs. W. P. Broom of Augusta, and Mrs. Thos. Blair, Mrs. W. P. Blair, and Mr. T. C. Leitner of Rockton. The first two were of her first marriage to Mr. D. Hamiter of Richland; the rest were of her second marriage to Mr. J. W. Leitner, who died in 1864 in the war. She was buried in the Greenbriar Church Cemetery.

March 22, 1901 Issue

Col. John R. Ashe, Yorkville, was found dead in a well in the yard on March 19th.

April 26, 1901 Issue

Mr. Edward Haynes died at his home in Longtown on Tuesday from pneumonia. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Frank Caison, colored, died recently in White Oak.

May 3, 1901 Issue

Mrs. Bennett Hancock died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Murphy on the 23rd ult. Her remains were interred in the old family burying ground in Union county. A husband and seven children survive her. One of her sons. Dr. James Hancock, is a physician in Union.

May 10, 1901 Issue

Dr. J. J. Boyd died Saturday in Spartanburg at the age of 83 from bronchitis. He was a native of Fairfield County and married a daughter of Richard Thomson. Of the five children born unto them only two are living. Some time after the war he married the widow of Col. O. E. Edwards, who survives him.

May 31, 1901 Issue

Dr. John D. Palmer died on May 29th, at Ridgeway in his home near Mr. R. A. Meares, his son-in-law. He was buried in the St. Stephens Church Cemetery. He married Miss Harriet Woodward and six children survive him. He was assistant surgeon in the 6th Regiment.

June 11, 1901 Issue

Mrs. Sarah Castles died yesterday at the home of her son, Mr. Warren Castles, near Winnsboro. She was buried at Hopewell. Her maiden name was Sterling, and we believe that her sister, Mrs. J. A. Marion, is the only member of the family now living.

Miss Belle Cathcart died Thursday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cathcart, who with a sister and two brothers survive her. The funeral services took place at the Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church.

August 9, 1901 Issue

Mrs. S. C. Robertson died Wednesday at the residence of Mr. J. M. Stewart at the age of 76. Her maiden name was Sarah Palmer Couturier, her family having come to this county from St. John’s Parish in the early part of the 18th century. She married Dr. T. T. Robertson. Three children survive her – Mrs. S. C. Brockington and Mrs. J. M. Stewart of Winnsboro, and M. C. Robertson of Columbia. Two other children died few months ago: Dr. T. C. Robertson of Columbia and Walter Robertson. She was buried at the Episcopal Cemetery.

October 18, 1901 Issue

Mrs. M. Eliza Grafton died at Mitford on October the 12th of pneumonia. She was born in Chester County, October 18, 1822. She was buried at Catholic Church. Two children, Mr. H. C. Grafton and Mrs. B. A. Ragsdale, and one brother, Mr. R. C. Caldwell, survive her.

December 10, 1901 Issue

Mrs. A. H. Hood, mother of Mrs. J. M. Harden, died at her home in Lancaster on Thursday.

January 15, 1902 Issue

Mr. T. L. Gladden died at the home of his son-in-law Mr. J. M. Higgins, on Saturday at the age of seventy-nine. He was buried in the Rawls Burying Ground.

Mrs. Sallie Wallace died in Chester on Dec. 31st at the age of 99.

Mr. James Hemphill died in Chester on Sunday at the age of 89. He leaves three sons: Dr. Chas. R. Hemphill of Louisville, Ky., Jno. J. Hemphill and Paul Hemphill of Chester, and three daughters.

February 5, 1902 Issue

John C. Brice died at three score and ten. He was a member of Concord Church.

Mrs. Rebecca Robinson was buried at the Brick Church next to her husband Mr. J. W. Robinson.

Mrs. Lucinda Brooks died in Newberry at the age of 80 and was buried in the family burying ground. G. W. Brooks and C. A. Brooks are two of her sons.

Mr. W. D. Mobley died on Monday at Boardman, Fla. He was a brother of Mrs. R. W. Phillips of this place and brother-in-law of J. H. Neal and W. A. Neal of this county. He was about forty years old.

An infant of Mr. J. L. Lemmon died last week from whooping cough.

February 12, 1902 Issue

Miss Lida Yarborough died on January 18th at her home near Jenkinsville, S. C. She leaves a mother, Mrs. E. J. Yarborough, of Jenkinsville, three brothers viz., Rev. J. H. Yarborough of Fort Lawn, Mr. W. B. Yarborough of Macon, Ga. and Mr. B. H. Yarborough of Jenkinsville, and two sisters, viz., Mrs. D. L. Glenn of Wallaceville and Mrs. D. E. McDowell of Winnsboro. Mrs. Rebecca E. Robinson died on January 18th. She was the daughter of John and Nancy K Watt. She married Mr. J. W. Robinson on June 15, 1858. She was buried at the Brick (Ebenezer) Church beside her husband who died 21 years ago. She leaves three children, Mr. C. A. Robinson, Miss Anna Robinson and Mrs G. A. Robinson. She also leaves two brothers and one sister, Mr. T. C. Watt and Mrs. Mary F. Irby of Fairfield and Mr. A. K. Watt of Benita. La.

Miss Louise Turner, the seventeen-year old daughter of Mr. J. B. Turner, died last Thursday of pneumonia.

Capt. Thomas M. Lyles died Friday at the home of his son-in-law, Maj. Thos. W. Woodward of Rockton, and he was buried Rocky Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. He was born on October 13, 1811. He married Miss Eliza Peay, of which marriage were born thirteen children, seven of whom survive today: John W. Lyles of Fairfield County, Thos. Lyles of Midway, La., B. E. Lyles, of Monticello, Mrs. J. F. Lyles of Lexington, Mrs. Poellnitz of Alabama, Mrs. A. E. Davis of Monticello, and Mrs. Thos. Woodward of Rockton. Six of his seven sons went to the war; two of whom – William Boykin Lyles and Austin Peay Lyles fell in battle.

February 19, 1902 Issue

Mr. Wm. D. Mobley died on the 3rd of February at his home at Boardman, Fla. from blood poison at the age of 46. He was the second son of the late Robt. L. Mobley of Woodward. He moved with his family to Micanopy, Fla. about six years ago. His wife and four children survive him.

Garris H. Chappell, the third son of Mr. C. D. Chappell, died on January 28th at the age of 11 of meningitis. He was buried in the old family burial ground.

A little girl of Dock McCrorey died recently from burns.

Mrs. Elizabeth Turner, widow of the late Jas. Turner, died at her house at Stevenson last Wednesday at the age of 91. She was buried in the family burying ground. One son, Mr. J. B. Turner survives her.

Eva Gilbert, a trapeze performer at the Powhattan Theater, fell and broke her neck Tuesday night in Newport News, she was a widow from New York.

Mrs. Seaborn Rush, age about 30, shot herself Wednesday.

February 26, 1902 Issue

Mr. Thos. W. Robertson died last Wednesday near Rockton at the age of 46, from a stroke of paralysis. He married Miss Lottie Neal, who died about six years ago. Four children: Carrie Robertson, Annie Robertson, Sallie Robertson and Mary Robertson survive them. He also leaves two sisters: Mrs. E. M. Mason of Verdeny, and Mrs. Thos. Rembert of Ridgeway. He was buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery in Winnsboro. (This was in the March 5, 1902 paper – The mother of Mr. T. W. Robertson, whose death was noted last week, has gone to Verdeny where she will make her home with Rev. E. W. Mason. Miss Carrie Robertson and her little sister Mary Robertson will make their home at the same place. The two other of Mr. Robertson’s children, Annie Robertson and Sallie Robertson, will make their home with an aunt in Chesterfield.)

Mrs. S. R. Rutland died yesterday.

Samuel McCarley, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McCarley, died on Wednesday.

March 5, 1902 Issue

Frank Johnson and Ken Foster were hanged Wednesday in Asheville, N. C.

March 12, 1902 Issue

Mrs. Jane Hathcock, wife of Mr. Washington Hathcock, died at her home last Tuesday. She was 82 years old.

Mrs. Nannie A. Rogers died on the 6th of March, 1902.

Rev. John Thomas Chalmers, pastor of the First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of Charlotte, died yesterday (March 6). Dr. Chalmers was married twice. His first wife was Miss Johnnie C. Brice, of Fairfield, S. C. Four children, Eva Chalmers, Agnes Chalmers, Palmer Chalmers and James Chalmers, survive this union. Their mother died in January 1893. He was married the second time to Miss Bessie M. Mitchell, of Fairfield, S. C. She survives with two children, Bessie Chalmers and Dwight Moody Chalmers. He was born June 6th, 1861 in Mecklenburg County. His remains were carried by train to Winnsboro and he was buried in the A R. P. Cemetery.

March 19, 1902 Issue

David E. McDowell died on October 12, 1901, was born on July 10, 1857.

March 26, 1902 Issue

David S. Stanley, Maj. Gen. U. S. A., died in Washigton at 73 of brights disease.

April 2, 1902 Issue

Col. John Logan Black, formerly of Ridgeway, died at his home near Blacksburg on Tuesday from apoplexy at the age of 73. He was buried in Ridgeway. He was the only son of Hon. James A. Black. There were two sisters, Mrs. Mary Davies, who died several years ago and Mrs. Sarah Logan Lubbock, wife of ex-Gov. Lubbock of Texas. He married his cousin, Miss Mary Peay Black, daughter of Hon. Joseph Black of Richland County. He is survived by five daughters: Miss Eunice Black, Miss Virginia Black, Mrs. DesPortes of Ridgeway, Mrs. Nance of Due West, and Mrs. Dr. Miller of Laurens. He was a colonel of the 1st S. C. Cavalry.

April 23, 1902 Issue

Newport News reports, Joe Hautz shot and killed Thomas Cox.

April 30, 1902 Issue

Colonel Robert Gresham Lamar died in Columbia on April 27th. He was born on February 22, 1829 in Edgefield District, now Barnwell County, the son of Thomas G. and Martha Leland Carry Lamar. He was the brother of Col. Thomas G. Lamar and Mrs. F. H. Wardlaw of Edgefield, Mrs. Stark of Columbia and Mrs. N. A. Peay of Fairfield. He married Miss Mary Caroline Jones of Longtown, S. C. and they had thirteen children, nine of whom survive: Mrs. R. H. Edmunds, Mrs. C. G. McCroery, and Mrs. J. Wilson Gibbes of Columbia, Mrs. Wm. M. Moore of Spartanburg, Mr. A. J. Lamar and Mr. Robert Lee Lamar of Montgomery, Ala., and Miss Ella Lamar, Mr. T. J. D. Lamar and Mr. Wm. F. Lamar of Florida. His wife died in February last. He was buried in the First Presbyterian Church Yard. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. M. R. Gladden, widow of John G. Gladden, died on Thursday in Winnsboro at the age of 65 and was buried at the Methodist Church. She was the mother of eight children, six of whom survive her, Mrs. J. G. Halliburton of Marion N. C., Mr. Claude P. Gladden of Charlotte, N. C., Mr. Clifton Gladden of Savannah, Ga., Mr. John S. Gladden of Longtown. S. C., Mrs. A. W. Brown and Mr. Marvin Gladden of Winnsboro, S. C.

May 7, 1902 Issue

Mrs. Evie Nesbit died Wednesday in Columbia at the age of 24. She was buried in the family plot in the Bethel Cemetery in Fairfield County. She was the daughter of Dr. T. B. McKinstry.

E. L. Jackson, formerly of Fairfield County, committed suicide recently in Memphis, Tennessee at the age of 51.

May 14, 1902 Issue

Mrs. Sara Davenport, mother of Mrs. W. B. Gilbert, died at her home in Silver Street, Newberry County last Sunday at the age of 85. Mrs. Sallie Richardson Maxwell, wife of the late D. J. C. Maxwell, died at her home in Greenwood last week. She was the founder of the Connie Maxwell Orphanage, named for her daughter. She was buried on the grounds beside her husband and daughter.

June 11, 1902 Issue

Mr. W. B. Jackson died last Thursday from an accident in Batesburg. He married Miss Mamie Hinnant and they had two children. He was buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery in Winnsboro.

July 1, 1902 Issue

John L. Brown died on the 27th at the age of about 80, he was buried at Bethesda Church on Sunday.

July 9, 1902 Issue

Mrs. John Goza, sister-in-law of Capt. R. H. Goza, died on July 2nd in North, S. C. at the age of 27. She was the daughter of Mr. A. Dunn and leaves a husband and six children. She was buried at Sandy Level Church.

Mrs. R. M. Stevenson, of Albion, died last Thursday at the age of 73. She leaves two sons: Mr. R. M. Stevenson of Clover and Mr. J. E. Stevenson and two daughters, Mrs. J. E. Douglass of Douglass, and Miss Macie Stevenson of Trapico, Mexico, who is a missionary of the A. R. P. Church.

Dr. R. A. Buchanan died last Tuesday at the age of 83. He was the son of Mr. Creighton Buchanan and half brother of Gen. John Buchanan. He married Miss Rebecca Woodward and they had the following children: Mrs. D. V. Walker, Judge O. W. Buchanan, Dr. J. C. Buchanan, Mr. R. A. Buchanan Jr., and Miss Rebecca Buchanan all of Winnsboro. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

A baby boy and a three-year-old boy of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McCrorey died last week in Lancaster County.

Henry Walker, colored, was killed by lightning on Monday.

July 16, 1902 Issue

Mr. W. P. Dickerson died on March 22, 1902, in Paris, Arkansas, at the age of 73, and was buried in the Paris Cemetery. He was a native of the Feasterville section of Fairfield County and served in the 15th S. C. Regiment. He was a brother of Mrs. J. F. V. Legg, Mr. John Dickerson, and Mr. M. L. Dickerson, all of this Fairfield County. He leaves a wife, two daughters and a son. He lost a son in the Spanish-American War and is buried in the National Cemetery at Chickamauga Park.

Mr. J. W. Heath, of Rion, died last Tuesday at the age of 70. He was buried in the Union Church Cemetery. He is survived by his wife.

Mr. W. J. Sharp, of Jenkinsville, died last Thursday of typhoid fever at about the age of forty-five.

July 23, 1902 Issue

Mr. George H. McMaster died on Friday. He was born in Winnsboro on April 28, 1828. He married first, Miss Mary Flenniken, she died in 1874. In 1876 he married Miss Louisa Gregg of Darlington. He was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery. His wife and several children of each marriage survive him: Hon. F. H. McMaster of Charleston, Miss Mary F. McMaster of Baltimore, Mrs. W. A. Beaty, Geo. B. McMaster, Bessie McMaster, Rachel McMaster, Louise McMaster, Gregg McMaster, Flora McMaster and Winnie McMaster. He also leaves a brother, Mr. R. N. McMaster.

Mrs. R. C. Stevenson, (nee May Kennedy), died in the Stevenson neighborhood last Friday. She was buried at Lebanon. She leaves a husband and three children.

August 20, 1902 Issue

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Black Lubbock, wife of Ex-Gov. Francis Lubbock, died in Texas on August 9th. She was the daughter of James Black and sister of the late Col. John Logan Black and late Mary Foster Davies.

September 3, 1902 Issue

Lewis Simpson, son of T. B. Simpson, was killed by a train on Saturday at the age of 16.

October 15, 1902 Issue

Mr. E. A. Nelson choked to death and was buried on Thursday in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery at Winnsboro.

Mrs. S. E. Crawford, nee Miss Ellen Armstrong and wife of Mr. Robert Crawford, died on Friday at 62. She was buried in the Bethel Church Cemetery. She leaves a husband, son, Mr. J. W. Crawford of Williston, Fla. and daughter, Miss Jimmie Crawford of Winnsboro.

November 5, 1902 Issue

Miss Jennett Brice died at her parents home near Woodward on October 12, 1902 from typhoid fever and was buried at New Hope A. R. P. Chruch.

November 12, 1902 Issue

An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Y. Bankhead was buried in White Oak last Friday.

Mrs. W. B. Woodward died at her home on Thursday at about the age of 50. She leaves a husband and six children. She was buried in the Concord Church Cemetery.

January 21, 1903 Issue

Mr. J. M. Beaty, of Charlotte, died Saturday at the age of 51. He leaves a wife and six children, brothers, W. A. Beaty of Winnsboro, J. L. Beaty of Charlotte, J. H. Means Beaty of Clemson, sisters, Miss Lilla Beaty of Winnsboro, and Mrs. McKlin of Anderson.

March 18, 1903 Issue

Capt. William J. Clowney died at the home of his daughter in Sumter on the 11th. He was buried at the Salem Church in Fairfield County. He served in the Buckhead Guards in the Civil War.

Mr. J. A. Hendrix, formerly of this County, died in Columbia last week and was buried at Pine Grove Church in Fairfield County. He served in Capt. Davis’ Company, 12th Regiment during the war.

A 16 year old son of Jas. Wooten was killed in the cotton mill and was buried in Blythewood.

June 10, 1903 Issue

Fred Weir died near Raminan, Tennessee recently from being hit by a train.

March 16, 1904 Issue

Robert Means Davis died on Sunday in Columbia. He was buried in the St. Stephens Cemetery in Ridgeway. He was born on April 9, 1849 in Fairfield District, eldest son of Isabelle Harper and Henry C. Davis, whose grandfather came from Maryland. He married Miss Sallie LeConte, daughter of Prof. Joseph LeConte on January 12, 1877. He leaves the following: children: Mr. Jos. LeConte Davis of Schenectady, N. Y., Prof. H. C. Davis of Seattle, Washington, Mr. R. Means Davis, Jr., of Columbia, Miss Isabel Davis, Miss Bessie Davis and Miss Sallie Davis; two brothers, James Q. Davis of Winnsboro and Capt. Henry C. Davis of the U. S. Army; sisters, Mrs. Gaillard, wife of Col. David D. Gaillard, and Mrs. Herbert Ruff of Ridgeway.

Mr. Jake Williams, colored, was found dead on Wednesday.

March 30, 1904 Issue

Mr. William B. Brooks died on February 26, 1904. He was born in Laurens County in December 1828. He was married twice, first to Miss Odell of Laurens County, they had three children, and second to Miss Paul. He leaves a wife and eight children. He was buried in the old Lebanon Church Cemetery.

January 4, 1905 Issue

Dr. Jacob McMeekin died in Jenkinsville in December at the age of 83. He leaves sons, Mr. J. A. McMeekin and Mr. E. J. McMeekin and daughter, Miss Ida McMeekin. He was buried in the family burying ground at Mr. A. J. McMeekin’s

Mr. Jno. R. Crumpton died at his home on the 13th inst. at the age of 53. He was buried in the Concord Cemetery. He leaves a wife, sisters, Mrs. Lula Wilson and Mrs. Bessie Cooper; and brothers, Lawson Crumpton and Sam Crumpton of Ridgeway, and Ruben Crumpton of Bear Creek.

January 11, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Lucy Randolph Bratton, wife of Bishop Theodore D. Branton, died in Jackson, Mississippi on Thursday at the age of 42. She was Miss Lucy Randolph of Virginia. She was buried in Cedar Lawn Cemetery.

Mrs. Nancy Rawls died at her home in the Wateree Section on Friday. She was buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. She leaves the following children: Mrs. H. S. Wylie and Mr. J. D. Rawls of Winnsboro and Mr. T. W. Rawls.

Mr. S. A. Murphy died in Chester yesterday from paralysis and kidney disease at the age of 65. He was a native of Union County and served in the 15th Regiment of Kershaw’s Division during the war.

January 18, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Nancy Gunning Rawls died on January 6th in the Wateree section. She was the widow of the late Capt. T. W. Rawls. She leaves two sons and one daughter and was buried in the family burying ground.

Mr. Osmond Boulware died on the 10th inst. at the age of 87. He married three times and was buried at Cool Branch Church.

February 8, 1905 Issue

Mr. G. L. Rosborough died at his home Sunday in Ridgeway at the age of47 from congestion of the lungs. He was buried in Aimwell Cemetery. He leaves his wife, the former Miss Strawhorn; a son; brothers, Mr. E. K. Rosborough of Ridgeway and Mr. John Rosborough of Florida; sisters, Mrs. W. L. Rosborough of Albion, Mrs. Janie Turner of Columbia, and Miss Eugenia Rosborough of Ridgeway.

Margaret Elizabeth Hogan, four-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hogan, died on Sunday. Mrs. Hogan’s father is Mr. Woodruff of Pacolet. She was buried at Aimwell Cemetery.

Mrs. G. L. Anderson died at the home of her father in Bessemer City, N. C. a few days ago.

Orr Sloane died Monday from pneumonia at the age of 17. His mother and father both died about two years ago. He was living with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Boag. He was buried in the A.R. P. Cemetery.

Mr. John Wooten, of Blythewood, died last Thursday at the age of 64. He leaves a wife and four children.

Mrs. Susan Ann Boyleston died on Sunday at her home at the age of 78. She was born on April 22, 1827 the daughter of Dr. William and Mrs. Mary Holmes Cloud, of Beckhamville, Chester County. She was the mother of six children, all of whom have passed away. She is survived by two sisters: Mrs. E. F. DuBose of Nelson, and Miss Eunice Cloud of Heath, and two grandchildren, Mr. S. S. Boylston and Miss Augusta S. Boylston of Skaneattle, N. Y. She was buried in the Sion Church Cemetery.

February 15, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Fannie Colter Wallace, widow of Col. William Wallace, died in Columbia, on the 9th. She was the daughter of Dr. David Harper Means and Fannie M. Colter. On the paternal side she was the niece of Gov. John H. Means and the Rev. Robert Means. On the maternal side she was the niece of Col. Wm. C. Preston, of Chancellor William Harper, David Gambrill, governor of Missouri, and Edwin Bates, who was the attorney general of Missouri. She was born on September 21, 1835 in Fairfield County. On March 10, 1859 she married Dr. John Glover Mobley. After Dr. Mobley died she married Col. William Wallace on Dec. 21, 1876. She leaves only a son, Hon. John G. Mobley of Fairfield County. She was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Capt. Richard W. Gaillard died in Alexandria, Virginia on the 8th at the age of 74. He married Miss Boyce. He was a native of Fairfield County and is survived by his wife and brother, Capt. H. A. Gaillard, and sisters Mrs. E. P. Dwight and Mrs. R. E. Ellison, all of this place. He was a Confederate Veteran and his remains were brought to Winnsboro for burial.

An infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Douglas died on Feburary 8th.

February 22, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Elizabeth Harper died at Temple, Alabama of pneumonia at the age of 73. She moved from Fairfield County to Alabama over fifty years ago and was the aunt of Mr. Jno. H. Neil.

Mr. P. P. Horne was killed by a train on the 14th at Blythewood.

March 8, 1905 Issue

Mr. William Orr Sloane, only child of William and Jennie Boag Sloane, died on February 6th, of pneumonia. He was born on April 23, 1888 and was a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Boag. He was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

Isabella Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brooks, was born on February 2, 1901 and died on February 5, 1905.

March 15, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Osborne Hedgepath died on Friday and was buried at Shiloh.

Mrs. Belle McCaw died in Yorkville at the age of 81. She was the mother of Mr. Harry McCaw and a sister of the late Gen. John Bratton.

March 22, 1905 Issue

Judge John H. Reagan died at Palestine, Texas on March 6th, at the age of 86. He was the last surviving member of the Confederate Cabinet.

Hugh McKeown, four-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. McKeown, died on the 12th from accidental poisoning. He was buried in the Bethlehem Cemetery near in Blackstock.

Mr. James R. Anderson, of Chester, died on Wednesday of pneumonia at the age of 43. He leaves a wife and three children.

March 29, 1905 Issue

Mr. William H. Trapp died on March 19, 1905. He was born on June 24, 1820. On February 10, 1846 he married Miss Mary E. Dawkins. He leaves a wife and children: W. Y. Trapp, Mrs. W. M. Nelson of Jacksonville and Mrs. J. M. Gayden of Columbia, three other children having died.

Mrs. Mary Black, wife of Mr. J. R. Black, died on March 20th in Columbia at the age of 59. She was born in Fairfield County. She leaves her husband, sons, W. R. Black and M. M. Black of Columbia, daughters, Mrs. W. N. Kirkland of Savannah and Mrs. H. W. DesPortes of Columbia, sisters, Mrs. R. E. Craig and Mrs. M. M. Smith of Columbia, and brother, Mr. W. C. Bookman. She was buried in the Family Graveyard in the Horeb neighborhood of Fairfield County.

Mrs. Patsy Eloise Aiken, the widow of Dr. Wm. E. Aiken, died at her home yesterday. She was born on July 2, 1834 and was the daughter of Hon. John J. Woodward of Montgomery, Ala., and Rebecca Pearson of this county. She leaves the following children, Mrs. C. A. Douglass of Washington, Miss Mary Ellen Aiken, Mrs. T. K. Elliott, Dr. Davis Aiken and Mrs. J. F. Davis, all of this place. She was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

April 5, 1905 Issue

Miss Lizzie Phillips died in Winnsboro on March 27 from burns at the age of 72. She was born on October 24, 1833 and was the daughter of the late Mr. John Phillips and a sister of Mr. R. W. Phillips.

Hugh McKeown, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim McKeown, died on March 12th at the age of 2. He was born on May 8, 1902.

Hon. A. Coleman Lyles died on Monday at his home near Carlisle of pneumonia. He was born in December 1849 at Buckhead in Fairfield County. He married Miss Josephine Willey in 1877 and leaves his wife and two children, Mrs. R. G. Hill and a ten-year old son.

Mr. L. L. Boozer was shot and killed at Wylie Mill on March 27th by W. E. Perry.

Miss Mildred Lee, youngest daughter of Gen. Robert E. Lee, died in New Orleans on Monday last.

Miss Mary Sargent Davis died at the home of Mrs. S. G. Martin on Monday at the age of 23. She was the daughter of Mr. William Davis of New York. She was buried in Cincinnati, her former home.

April 19, 1905 Issue

Mr. Robert Bankhead died at his home on Sunday and was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery. He was born on May 7, 1844. He leaves his wife, and children: James B. Bankhead of Chester, William G. Bankhead and Robert E. Bankhead of Winnsboro, Mrs. Lilla McGarity, Miss Lizzie Bankhead, Miss Etta Bankhead, and Miss Dora Bankhead all of Winnsboro; brothers: James W. Bankhead of Stover, M. Y. Bankhead of White Oak, and John W. Bankhead of Chester, sisters: Lizzie Sloan, Hattie Buechell and Miss Mary Bankhead.

Mrs. Lidie Pollnitz Meador, wife of D. J. Meador of Myrtlewood, Alabama, died recently. She was the granddaughter of the late Capt. T. M. Lyles and daughter of Capt. Edwin S. Pollnitz of Maringo, Alabama.

April 26, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Ferris, wife of Rev. Jabez Ferris, died in Batesburg on the 17th.

Three gallant Confederate veterans died last week: Gen. F. M. Bamburg of Bamberg, Maj. J. F. Hart of Yorkville and Maj. B. F. Miller of Lancaster.

May 3, 1905 Issue

Robert Bankhead died on April 16, 1905. He was born on May 7, 1844 and married Miss Mary Sloane in 1867. He served in the 6th S. C. V. during the war.

May 10, 1905 Issue

Mrs. L. K. C. Sanders died at her home in lower Longtown on May 2 at the age of 48. She leaves a husband and three children: Dr. W. M. Sanders, Mrs. James Raban and Mrs. Hampton Rabon.

Mrs. Katie Gladden died at her home near Gayden on May 4th, from an attack of apoplexy at the age of 75. She leaves the following children: W. M. Gladden of Columbia, Jas. E. Gladden, J. L. Gladden and S. J. Gladden all of Winnsboro, Mrs. Hugh Black of Asa. She was buried in the Bagley Family Burial Ground.

Miss Olive I. Smith died last week, at the home of her uncle, Mr. A. C. Hood, with whom she has lived since the death of her parents several years ago. She was 21 years of age and was buried in the Sandy Level Church Cemetery.

William Davis was killed by a train at Strother on May 7th.

May 24, 1905 Issue

Mr. Calvin Brice died at his home near Woodward on Saturday at the age of 73. He was a member of Co. H, Sixth South Carolina Regiment. He was buried in the New Hope A. R. P. Church Cemetery. He leaves his wife, who was a daughter of the late A. S. Wallace of York County, and the following children: R. Geo. Brice of Charlotte, N. C. Mac Brice of Yorkville, Mrs. T. W. Brice Jr., Miss Ruth Brice, Bert Brice, Hon A. Homer Brice, all of Woodward. Two brothers, J. A. Brice of Winnsboro, and Wm. W. Brice of Micanopy, Florida and one sister, Mrs. J. M. Galloway of Corsicana, Texas.

May 31, 1905 Issue

Dr. W. W. Mills died in Camden at the age of 67. He was born in Sumter Count and was a Sergeant in the Seventh Regiment of Cavalry. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery. He leaves a wife and five children: Rev. W. H. Mills of Augusta, L. T. Mills and Plummer Mills of Camden, Mr. J. E. Mills of Davidson College and Miss Mary Mills of Camden.

Mr. Albert William Clayton died at his home at Shelton on the 27th at the age of 45. He was born in Holly Spring, Miss., the son of Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Clayton, presently of Columbia. Along with his parents he leaves a brother, Dr. V. P. Clayton of Charleston and a sister, Mrs. Wheelwright. The funeral services were held at Feasterville.

Mrs. James B. Lupo died at her home near Long Run on Friday. She leaves three children, the youngest only two weeks old. She was buried in the Monticello Cemetery.

Miss Sallie Wingard, of Lexington, died at the home of her brother at the Fairfield Cotton Mills on Thursday. She was buried in Lexington.

Mrs. Susan E. Harvin, widow of Mr. James H. Harvin of Sumter, died at Valasco, Texas on May 24th at the age of 79. She was a sister of Rev. J. B. Campbell.

Mr. Joseph S. Douglass, a native of this county and a son of Mr. John S. Douglass of Columbia, died last Tuesday at Vancouver, Washington. He was in the U. S. Army and was temporarily buried at Vancouver. He leaves his father and five brothers: Mr. A. G. Douglass and Mr. E. E. Douglass of Columbia, Mr. C. A. Douglass and E. Scott Douglass of Washington, and Mr. W. B. Douglass of Albion; and two sisters, Mrs. W. F. Marion of Chester and Miss Eugenia Douglass of Columbia.

Mr. D. T. James died recently. He served in Company H, 6th Regiment. He leaves a wife, four sons and three daughters.

June 7, 1905 Issue

James Long, a two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Long, was buried at Rock Creek Church on the 22nd inst.

Mr. A. W. Clayton died on May 28th. He was the son of Rev. D. B. Clayton. He was buried in the D. R. Coleman Cemetery. He leaves a wife, a son and a daughter.

Mr. Laurens Feaster died on June 1st at Crosbyville at the age of 70. He was a member of Co. B, 17th S. C. V. He leaves his second wife and four children. He was buried in Cool Branch Church Cemetery

Mrs. W. J. Johnson, wife of Senator Johnson, died on Wednesday. She was buried in Aimwell Cemetery. She leaves a husband and the following children: Pearle Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Ernestine Johnson and Malcolm Johnson; and a brother, Mr. E. E. Cloud of Rock Hill.

June 14, 1905 Issue

A sixteen-month child of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Suber died last Friday in the Jenkinsville area.

June 21, 1905 Issue

Rev. John M. Carlisle died on June 7th in Spartanburg at the age of 78. He was born in Fairfield County, son of Mr. John Carlisle. He left the following children: John E. Carlisle, Mark L. Carlisle, E. L. Carlisle of Marlboro County, Chas. H. Carlisle and James E. Carlisle and Mrs. Jennings all of Spartanburg.

Mr. David T. James died at about the age of 66 in western Fairfield County. He was the son of Charner James who came to the Strother neighborhood from Virginia. He was a member of Co. H, of the Buckhead Guards. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Fannie James and children: Mrs. Virginia Campbell of Chappell, S. C., Miss Ella James, Miss Sudie James, Mr. David James, Mr. Nicholas James, Mr. Edward James and Mr. Paul James.

Mr. James William Long died at the residence of his parents, Wm. H and Frances J. Long. He was born on July 14, 1903 and died on May 21, 1905.

June 28, 1905 Issue

Mrs. J. L. Bryson died in Winnsboro the day before yesterday. She leaves her husband and son James Bryson; siblings: Thomas W. Lauderdale of New York, Mrs. W. T. Blakely of Ora, George R. Lauderdale, Mrs. J. O. Boag and Mrs. J. W. Bolick all of Winnsboro. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

July 5, 1905 Issue

Gen. Wm. Stokes, of Early Branch, died Friday from paralysis at the age of 71. He was a Confederate Veteran. He married Miss Boulware of this county, a sister of Mrs. R. N. McMaster.

Mr. Ephie Banks, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Banks, died near Halsellville of typhoid fever on June 27th at the age of 19. He was buried in the Beaver Creek Church Cemetery.

Mrs. C. L. Newman died in Charlotte on June 29th and was brought to Greenbriar for burial. She was a Miss Powell of the Greenbriar section and leaves a husband and three children.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bryce died at her home on Monday at the age of 83. She was buried in the Timms Burial Ground. She leaves the following children: Jesse R. Bryce, C. R. Bryce, J. W. Bryce, T. R. Bryce and Mrs. R. R. Park.

July 12, 1905 Issue

Mr. William Samuel Alston died at his home in Greenville on May 27, at the age of 72. He was a Confederate Veteran. He was born in Fairfield County and the last of the Fairfield Alston’s. He leaves a wife, all his children died years ago. He was the only brother of the late Col. Joseph K. Alston. July 19, 1905 Issue

Mr. Geo. W. Moore, of Ridgeway, died at High Springs, Fla. on July 11th. He was a native of Hampton County and a Confederate Veteran. He was buried in the Aimwell Cemetery. He leaves six children: A. L. Moore, George Moore and Mrs. McDowell of Ridgeway, Mrs. Kennedy of Camden, Mrs. Williams and Miss Gertrude Moore of Florida, and one brother, J. W. Moore of Hampton.

July 26, 1905 Issue

Miss Mary Brown recently died in the Union neighborhood.

A nine-months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richardson of Columbia died in White Oak while they were visiting the latter’s sister, Mrs. J. B. Patrick. The child was buried in White Oak.

August 2, 1905 Issue

Mr. M. B. Raines died on Saturday and he was buried in the Wateree Cemetery. He was a member of the Sixth South Carolina Regiment. He is survived by his widow and the following children: Wm. Raines, Mrs. Wm. Moore, Miss Lizzie Raines of Mitford, Mrs. Nichols of White Oak, Mrs. George Higgins of Stover; a brother Mr. T. C. Raines of Longtown and sister Mrs. D. G. Smith of Ridgeway.

August 9, 1905 Issue

Mr. John S. Weir died on Friday in Chester from electrocution at the age of about 21. He was buried in Beard Creek Church Cemetery.

Musco Boulware Raines died on July 30th at his home in Mitford at the age of 59. He leaves a wife, four daughters, one son, one brother, Mr. T. C. Raines and two sisters, Mrs. Susan Mickle and Mrs. D. G. Smith. He was buried at Mt. Olivet Church Cemetery. He was in Co. F, 7th Battalion, S. C. Volunteers.

August 23, 1905 Issue

Mr. W. I. Turkett died of smallpox at his home near Wallaceville on August 15th at the age of 47. He was married twice, his second wife having died eleven months ago. He leaves eight children, two brothers and two sisters.

September 6, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Sallie J. Melton died at her home in the Greenbriar section on Monday. She was buried in the Greenbriar Cemetery. She leaves her husband, L. H. Melton, and the following children: Mrs. W. D. Whitlock of Baltimore, Mrs. J. B. Jeffers of Mt. Airy, N. C., W. M. Melton of Health Springs, Ulysse Melton, Baumell Melton and Hattie Powell Melton all of Rion.

Mr. M. C. Kennedy, of Greenville, was killed at Shelton while getting off a coal car.

Mrs. S. B. Campbell, widow of the late Dr. J. W. Campbell, died at her home near Smallwood several days ago.

Elijah Hall, colored, was found died in his bed on Saturday.

Capt. S. H. Terris died at his home in Charlotte, N. C., on September 2, at the age of about 65. His wife died about six months ago. He was buried beside her in the old Concord Church Cemetery at Woodward. He was born in Philadelphia.

September 13, 1905 Issue

Francis Leonard Abbott, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Abbott, died on Thursday. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

Miss Margaret R. Blaine died on Sunday at the age of 72. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery. She leaves the following relatives: brother: James M. Blaine of Blackstock, sisters: Mrs. Sara Cathcart of Winnsboro, Mrs. N. J. McCaw, of Finis, Texas, Mrs. Naomi Albertson and Mrs. Emma Morton of Homassassa, Fla.

September 20, 1905 Issue

Mr. E. M. Woodward died at his home near Woodward on Saturday at about the age of 40. He is survived by his wife, who was Miss Mobley, eight children, one brother, Mr. W. B. Woodward of Woodward, and four sisters, Mrs. T. M. Boulware, Mrs. Lillia and Mattie Graham of Roanoke, Va., and Mrs. A. R. Nicholson of Woodward. He was buried in the Old Fellowship Cemetery near his home.

Mrs. Thomas G. Patrick died at the home of her brother, J. K. Henry, in Chester on Friday at about the age of 43. She leaves a husband, seven children and two brothers, J. K. Henry of Chester and Rev. M. H. Henry of Marion, Ala. and one sister, Mrs. Brown White of Chester. She was buried at White Oak.

September 27, 1905 Issue

Mr. A. Williford died at his home on Monday in Winnsboro at the age of 75. He is survived by his wife, who was a Miss Ratterree of York County, and his daughter, Mrs. J. L. Mimnaugh, of Columbia. His two sons Wade Williford and Q. D. Williford died several years ago. He was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Mrs. John D. Montgomery died at her home at Woodward on Saturday. She leaves her husband and two sons, S. L. Montgomery and Chas. A. Montgomery, both of Woodward. She was buried at Concord Church.

October 4, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Sarah A. Dunlevy, wife of Mr. Dixie Dunlevy, died at her home in New Brookland, S. C. on September 28th. She leaves a husband, mother and three sisters.

Mr. John L. Hawes died on Friday at the age of about 46. He was never married and is survived by a brother, Mr. L. W. Hawes. He was buried at Union Church Cemetery.

October 11, 1905 Issue

Mr. James Gelston died at his home near Lyles Ford on Saturday at the age of about 80. He was a native of Ireland. He leaves a family of several children. He was buried at Salem Church.

October 25, 1905 Issue

Mr. J. W. Derriel died on last Wednesday and was buried at the Methodist Church in the Jenkinsville Area.

Mr. John A. DesPortes died at his home in Ridgeway on Monday at the age of 62. He was a member of the Washington Artillery during the war. He is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. J. B. Boyd and Mrs. S. A. Ward of Ridgeway; three brothers, U. G. DesPortes of Winnsboro, H. W. Desportes of Ridgeway, and Dr. H. V. DesPortes of Richmond, Va. He was buried in the Methodist Church Cemetery in Winnsboro.

November 1, 1905 Issue

Mr. John R. Patrick died at his home at White Oak on Saturday at about the age of 84. He was born and raised on Bullock’s Creek in York County. His wife, five sons; R. A. Patrick, T. G. Patrick, J. B. Patrick, S. R. Patrick and W. M. Patrick, and two daughters, Mrs. J. J. McDowell of White Oak and Mrs. Jno. A. Smith of Monticello, Ark., survive him. He was buried at White Oak.

November 15, 1905 Issue

Mr. James Harden died in Columbia on Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. M. Harden, at the age of 85. Two other children: Mr. S. D. Harden of Reidville, N. C., and Mrs. Jno. M. Lemmon of Monticello, survive him. He was buried at Lebanon Church.

Mrs. Sarah Cathcart died at the home of her son, Mr. A. B. Cathcart, on Thursday at the age of 74. She is survived by five sons: J. E. Cathcart, A. B. Cathcart, C. E. Cathcart, J. S. Cathcart and T. B. Cathcart, all of Winnsboro, a brother, Mr. J. M. Blain of Blackstock, and three sisters, Mrs. E. B. Morton and Mrs. Naomi Alberson of Brooksville, Fla., and Mrs. Narcissa McCaw of Finis, Texas. A sister, Miss Margaret Blaine, died only a few days ago. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

November 22, 1905 Issue

Dr. B. J. Quattlebaum died of cancer of the kidneys at the age of 57. He is survived by his wife and five children: Dr. Theo. Quattlebaum of Batesburg, Mr. W. M. Quattlebaum of Pensacola, Mr. A. G. Quattlebaum of Atlanta, Mrs. R. S. Bollinger of Columbia, and Miss M. E. Quattlebaum of Winnsboro. He leaves also three brothers, Col. C. P. Quattlebaum of Conway, Mr. Chas. Quattlebaum of Ridge Spring, and Mr. Ed. Quattlebaum of Mobile, and three sisters, Mrs. Olivia Stewart of Newberry, Mrs. Claudia Brodie and Miss Jennie Quattlebaum of Leesville. His mother is presently 91. He was buried in the Episcopal Cemetery.

December 6, 1905 Issue

Mr. David C. Brice died at his home near Woodward on November 14th at the age of 57. He did not marry and leaves a sister, Mrs. Nannie Mobley and brother, J. Y. Brice of Catawba Junction. He was buried in the old Concord Cemetery.

December 13, 1905 Issue

Mrs. Amanda I. McBurney died on November 11th in Opelika, Ala. at the age of 80. She leaves two daughters, Miss Margie McBurney and Mrs. O. W. Whitehead, both of Opelika, Ala. She was buried in the city cemetery. She was raised four miles north of Winnsboro and ran the Winnsboro Hotel with her brother Thomas Minton.

January 3, 1906 Issue

Mr. Jim Lyles died last Tuesday at the home of his sister, Mrs. S. F. Castles.

Marm Eliza Thompson, colored, died on Tuesday from paralysis at about the age of 75.

January 17, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Mobley died yesterday at the residences of E. D. Mobley near Alliance in Fairfield County at the age of about 100. She leaves sons, Mr. Jack Mobley and Mr. Nathan Mobley. She was buried at Concord Cemetery.

Mrs. Esther Kennedy died on January 8th. She was buried at the Bethel Cemetery. She would have been 83 on January 9th.

Mrs. H. A. Gaillard died at her home on Sunday. She was Miss Harriet Gascoigne White of Charleston and married Capt. H. A. Gaillard. Mr. Edmunds G. Gaillard of Charleston is the only surviving child. She was buried in St. John’s Cemetery.

January 24, 1906 Issue

Jno. A. Cloud, grandson of Mr. J. H. Neil of White Oak, died in Brevard, N. C. on January 3rd.

Miss Maggie McMaster died Saturday at the age of about 44 at the home of Mr. W. W. Ketchin. She was the third daughter of the late Dr. J. R. McMaster. The following brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. M. H. Boulware, Mrs. J. E. Coan, Jno. H. McMaster, T. M. McMaster, Miss Laura McMaster and Miss Beulah McMaster, all of Winnsboro. She was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

Mr. Martin Luther Braswell died at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. W. B. Farmer, in Columbia. He was born in Fairfield County about seventy years ago and leaves a wife and thirteen children, three of whom are Mr. W. M. Braswell, Mr. J. C. Braswell and Mrs. W. B. Farmer of Columbia. He was buried in the Asbury Methodist Church Cemetery near Blythewood.

Mrs. D. Y. Morgan died yesterday in Longtown at the age of 68. She was buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and the following children: Mrs. Frank Boulware, Mrs. S. L. Weir, Mrs. John Gladden, and Mr. S. H. Morgan of Longtown, Mrs. T. J. Robinson of Texarkana, Texas, Mrs. Frye of Greenwood, Mrs. J. Robinson and Mr. W. B. Morgan of Brighton, Tenn.

January 31, 1906 Issue

Mr. Chas. Dickey died on Wednesday. He was a member of Co. B, 7th Battalion, S. C. V. He was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters.

February 7, 1906 Issue

Mrs. T. W Brice Sr. died on Wednesday at Woodward. She was buried at the Concord Church.

An infant of Mr. James Lupo died of pneumonia and was buried in the Methodist Cemetery in Monticello on last Sunday.

February 14, 1906 Issue

Mr. Charles A. Dickey died at his home in Winnsboro on January 25th at the age of about 65. He was a native of Ireland and leaves a wife, daughters and sons. He was in Co. B, of the 7th S. C. Battalion.

Mrs. Eveline Craig Byrd, widow of Capt. Downs Byrd, died on Saturday at the residence of her nephew, Mr. O. L. Hunter, at Ora at the age of about 74. She is survived by one daughter; Mrs. Jas. P. Dillard of Tylersville, and three sons; Mr. Thos. P. Byrd of Ora, Mr. William D. Byrd of Tylersville and Rev. Samuel C. Byrd of Winnsboro. She was buried at the family graveyard near the old Byrd homestead.

February 21, 1906 Issue

Mr. Robert M. Fife died at his home in Reddick, Florida a few weeks ago. He was born in Fairfield County about 75 years ago and moved to Marion County, Florida a few years before the war. He was a Confederate Veteran and never married. (In the March 7 1906 Issue says that Mr. Fife is not dead but is convalescing.)

Mr. Robert Coleman was killed by a log train in Princeton, Arkansas on the 9th inst. He was the son of Mr. A. M. Coleman, grandson of Dr. Robert Coleman, of the Feasterville neighborhood and of Mr. D. R. Feaster of Princeton. Ark. He is survived by his wife.

Miss Bessie Mobley, daughter of Mrs. Kate Mobley of Blackstock, died at the home of Maj. J. W. Wilks near Wilksburg on Wednesday. She leaves a mother and two sisters, Miss Annie Mobley and Miss Kate Mobley. She was buried in the Baptist Church Cemetery at Blackstock.

Mr. T. C. Watt, of the Horeb section, died of paralysis Saturday at the age of 70. He is survived by two children, Mrs. R. C. Mann at whose home he died, and Mr. J. J. Watt of Columbia.

Dr. E. H. Harrison who moved from Longtown section to Texas a few years ago, died there a few days ago. He was the son of Hon. Jno. D. Harrison. His remains were brought to Longtown for burial. He leaves a wife and several brothers and sisters.

February 28, 1906 Issue

Mr. Chas Goings, colored, died Tuesday in Winnsboro.

March 7, 1906 Issue

Miss Lucretia Macon died February 27th near Strother at the age of 67. She was buried in the family burial ground.

March 14, 1906 Issue

Mr. J. Henry Brice died near Woodward on Friday at the age of about 75. He was buried at New Hope. He leaves a wife, two sons; E. D. Brice and R. H. Brice of Woodward, and two daughters, Mrs. Mattie Harden of Chester and Miss Lois Brice. He is also survived by a brother, W. Watt Brice of Blackstock and two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Blain and Miss Nan Brice.

March 21, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Mary Lyles died at the home of her son, J. Frank Lyles in the Greenbriar section on Monday at the age of about 75. Her funeral services were held at Bethel Church. Two sons; Mr. J. F. Lyles and Mr. J. D. Lyles, and two daughters; Mrs. W. G. Smith and Mrs. Elkin, survive her.

March 28, 1906 Issue

Thomas Charles Watt died on February 17th. He was born in Fairfield County on June 3, 1836 and married Miss Sarah Jones Willingham on February 22, 1855. He leaves one son, Mr. John Joseph Watt of Columbia and one daughter, Mrs. R. C. Mann, one brother, Mr. Alex Watt of Louisiana, and one sister, Mrs. A. P. Irby of Fairfield.

April 4, 1906 Issue

Miss E. H. Campbell died at the age of 74. She was a sister of Rev. J. B. Campbell.

April 18, 1906 Issue

Mrs. R. W. J. Kennedy died on April 14th. She was buried at Smyrna Church. She leaves a husband, three sons and a daughter.

April 25, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Margaret Clowney, widow of W. J. Clowney who died about a year ago, died at the age of 65 in Clarendon at the home of daughter on Thursday. Her remains were brought to Strother and buried at Salem on Thursday. She leaves a son and two daughters who all live in Clarendon County.

May 2, 1906 Issue

Simon Hyron Lumpkin died on April 20th near Asa. He suffered from diabetes. He was buried at Bethesda Church near his uncle, Rev. Phillip Pickett. He is survived by his parents, three sisters and two brothers.

Thomas J. Price was killed by lightning on the 27th. He leaves a mother, Mrs. Bolton of Bennettsville and his grandfather, Mr. Jas. Walker.

Elizabeth Hernandez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hernandez died on Friday and she was buried in Longtown Presbyterian Cemetery.

May 9, 1906 Issue

Dr. Brum Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Reeves of Longtown, died from heart trouble at the age of 24.

May 16, 1906 Issue

A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stewart died on the 6th inst. in Longtown. She was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

A son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Benson died on Saturday in Longtown and was buried at the Presbyterian Church.

May 23, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Miriam Lumpkin Connor, widow of Rev. J. S. Conner, died on Monday. She was buried in the Methodist Cemetery. She leaves the following children: Mrs. J. N. Center and Mrs. T. M. Jordan of Winnsboro, Mrs. D. A. Pressley of Columbia, C. E. Connor of Gadsden, Ala., J. S. Connor of Atlanta, Ga., A. B. Connor of Sycamore, S. C. She also leaves the following brothers, T. T. Lumpkin of Asa, S. C., R. P. Lumpkin of Orange Heights, Fla., Judge S. H. Lumpkin and Dr. J. J. Lumpkin of Meridian, J. R. Lumpkin of Oklahoma, L. O. Lumpkin of Wichita Falls, Kan., and R. T. Lumpkin of Santos, Fla.

June 6, 1906 Issue

Major John Postell died on Tuesday in Cartersville, Ga. He as born in Beaufort, S. C. in 1836 and moved to Savannah in early life. In was in the engineering corps of the Confederate Army.

Mrs. Sarah Stuart, widow of the late James H. Stuart, died in Atlanta on Friday and her remains were interred in Lebanon Cemetery in this county. She was 79 years old. She is survived by the following children, J. W. Stuart of Texarkana, Texas, W. B. Stuart of Macon, Ga., J. C. Stuart, Ed. S. Stuart and Miss A. M. Smart of Atlanta.

June 13, 1906 Issue

Palmer Lester, 20 years of age, drown in the Appalachian Mill Pond Saturday near Spartanburg.

Willie Mobley Jr. killed himself, he lived a few miles from Chester.

Major John Ferguson was gored to death by an infuriated Guernsey Bull on Thursday at his country home in Pickens County. He was 65 years of age.

Mr. Jos. A. Stewart died near White Oak recently.

Miss Elizabeth McMeekin died at her home at Jenkinsville on Saturday June 9th and was buried at the family burying ground. She was 82 years of age. She is survived by four brothers: Joel McMeekin, John McMeekin, Joe McMeekin, and James McMeekin. She was a member of Shiloh Methodist Church.

June 20, 1906 Issue

Dr. W. L. Pressly, president of the Theological Seminary at Due West, died last week after a long illness.

Mr. W. S. McDonald died at his home at Stover on Friday from a stroke of paralysis. He leaves a widow and several children.

Thomas Bankhead Stewart died on Sunday, June 10, 1906 at the age of 38 from measles and other complications. He was the sixth son of the late John and Katie Reid Stewart, of the Stover neighborhood. On December 12, 1890 he married Miss Rebecca Reid of the Alliance neighborhood. He leaves a wife and two sons, aged 13 and 6 years. Besides these he leaves the following brothers and sisters: Frank Stewart in Texas, John Stewart of DeWitt, S. C., Samuel Stewart of Richburg, Robert Stewart of White Oak, James Stewart, William Stewart, Miss Jane Steward, Miss Nannie Steward and Miss Rosa Stewart at the old homestead near Stover, and Mrs. John Isenhower of Gayden, in Fairfield County. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.

June 27, 1906 Issue

Jim Young, colored, was shot and killed on Sunday in Clinton.

W. A. Hinchee was killed by a train near Roanoke, Va., he was 74.

J. A. Addison, brakeman on the Southern work train, was run over and killed on Saturday near Branchville.

Mr. Wm. Tidwell died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Robt. Boney and was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

Mrs. Sadie Robinson Whiteside, wife of Mr. Jos. W. Whiteside of Lewisville and daughter of Mrs. Frances E. Robinson of Edgemoor, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, on Thursday the 14th inst. at the age of 24 years. She leaves a husband and an infant of fourteen months. She was buried in the cemetery at Union A. R. P. Church. She was a sister of Mrs. Addie J. Williford.

George McDuffie Estes died on June 18th of paralysis at about the age of 62 at the home of his sister, Mrs. W. J. Keller, being at that time her only surviving brother, and also the third brother she has lost within the year; R. Thomas Estes, then Andrew Estes followed soon after. He was born near Cross Keys, in Union County and served in the 18th S. C. Regiment. His wife having died about eight years ago, leaving him with five daughters and two sons to care for. He was buried at the Padgett’s Creek Church Cemetery.

Mary Elliott Matthews, six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Matthews, died at their home in Columbia on Friday. This is the second child they have lost within the past year. She was buried in Winnsboro at the A. R. P. Cemetery.

Dr. Thomas G. Douglass died on June 6th at the age of 71 years. He was the son of Charles and Sarah Crosby Douglass and married Lottie Rabb, daughter of Jonathan Rabb. In addition to his widow he leaves: sons, Dr. J. E. Douglass, T. J. Douglass, Chas. H. Douglass and Dr. J. W. Douglass; brother, Charles B. Douglass and sisters, Mrs. Mary A. Chappell and Mrs. Martha McMeekin, wife of Joseph McMeekin.

July 4, 1906 Issue

James Washington Watt died Wednesday near Mountville this morning at the age of 87 years. He was born on August 30, 1819 in Laurens County, the son of James and Nancy Clark Williams Watt, Jr. He was a great- grandson of Col. James Williams of Kings Mountain fame. He is survived by seven children, among them being John D. W. Watts.

July 11, 1906 Issue

David Nelson, aged about 20 years, was killed by lightning on Monday.

Alexander Douglass, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Douglass of Gainesville, Fla., died at their home on June 30th. He was nineteen years old and a grandson of Mr. A. S. Douglass.

Dr. H. O. Judd died last Tuesday from a fall off a wall at Saluda, N. C. He leaves a wife, and two daughters and was buried in to Macon, Georgia, a daughter being buried there. He was about 63 years of age.

Miss Chrissie Hartin, of the Halsellville section of Chester County, died at the home of Mr. J. Wylie Coleman on June 28.

July 18, 1906 Issue

Mr. Benjamin R. Rosborough, son of M. L. Rosborough, died at his home in the Albion section on Saturday at the age of 30. He was buried at New Hope Church.

John Heard, a negro brakeman, was killed by a train in the northern part of the town on Saturday. The remains were carried to Columbia. Mr. A. W. St. Amand died at his home in Columbia last Tuesday. He was 58 years of age and leaves a widow and four children. He was a native of Charleston and a Confederate Veteran.

July 25, 1906 Issue

Sam Sharp was accidentally shot and killed by his uncle, D. T. Sharp in the Camp Ground Section north of Columbia. She was 22 years old.

Mr. Francis Elder died at his home Tuesday July 17 and was buried in the A. R. P. Church Cemetery. He was born in County Antrim, Ireland on October 12, 1824. He immigrated to this county in November of 1850, landing at Charleston, S. C. In 1859 he married Miss Henrietta Shaw, who lived only a few years. Mr. Jas. S. Elder of Great Falls, Miss Maggie D. Elder of Winnsboro and Mr. Robt. H. Elder of New York, children of this union survive him. Besides the children above mentioned he is survived by his second wife, who was Miss Lizzie Brice, to whom he was married in February, 1873, and two sisters, Mrs. Samuel Cathcart of Winnsboro and Miss Ellen Elder of Illinois.

August 8, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Malinda Jane Legg, widow of the late Capt. J. F. Legg, died on July 30, 1906. She was born near Shelton, October 17, 1829. She had been twice married, her first husband being Andrew McConnell. No living children of either marriage, her nearest surviving relatives being two brothers and one sister: Marion A. Dickerson, John T. Dickerson and Mrs. J. M. Dickerson. She was buried in the Cool Branch Baptist Church Cemetery

Mrs. Mary E. Boyce, widow of the late William W. Boyce, died last Friday in Alexandria, Va. She was buried beside her husband in Winnsboro. She was Miss Pearson, daughter of Dr. George B. Pearson, who lived near Monticello, Fairfield County. She leaves one surviving daughter, Mrs. Richard W. Gaillard, who lives now at Alexandria.

August 15, 1906 Issue

Mr. Augustus Milton Aiken died in Charlotte on the 9th from heart failure at the age of 73. He was a Confederate soldier. He was a brother of Col. D. Wyatt Aiken. He is survived by Dr. Hugh K. Aiken of Laurens, Mr. Gilliam Aiken of Spartanburg and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges of Alabama.

August 22, 1906 Issue

Dr. C. B. Rains died Americus, Ga. on August 16. He was a native of Fairfield County, S. C., and a Confederate Veteran.

September 5, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Mary E. Boyce died at Alexandria, Va. on August 2nd. He was buried here at the Episcopal Cemetery here.

Mr. J. C. Willingham went to Timmonsville Saturday in response to a telegram notifying him of the serious illness of his grandson, Robt. Hallford, who has since died.

Mrs. Henry Stokes received a telegram Sunday informing her of the death of her father, Mr. Allen Watson Heath, which took place at the home of his brother, Mr. O. P. Heath, in Charlotte. Mr. Heath’s home was at Waxhaw and his remains were taken to Monroe for burial.

September 19, 1906 Issue

C. McMillan drowned at Lockhart Mills.

Robert A. Dickson, aged 61 years, died at his home in Greenville. He was the son of the late James Dickson. He served in Hampton’s Legion, Company K. He is survived by his wife and four sons. He also leaves three brothers and a sister. They are John M. Dickson of Greenville, E. B. Dickson of Charlotte, James Dickson of Montgomery, Ala. and Mrs. Mary Valentine of Brooklyn. Mrs. Janie E. Crocker, the wife of Mr. J. R. Crocker former residence of Columbia, died in Branchville.

Mr. John Jeffares died on Saturday near Chester when he fell from his mule. He was about 25 years old.

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hallford lost their little son, Robert L. Halliford Jr., on Saturday, September 1st at their home in Timmonsville. He was born on February 23, 1906.

Lois Hollman, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Hoffman, died Friday August 31, 1906 from pneumonia. She was born October 28, 1905.

September 26, 1906 Issue

Mrs. E. J. Yarborough died in Jenkinsville at the age of 77 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. L. Glenn on last Tuesday and was buried at Little River Church. She leaves five children, Mr. B. H. Yarborough of Jenkinsville, Mr. W. B. Yarborough of Rincon, Ga., Rev. J. H. Yarborough of Fort Lawn, Mrs. D. L. Glenn of Wallaceville and Mrs. Kate McDowell of Winnsboro. Besides these children, her six grandchildren, whom she had taken and raised, W. B. Yarborough, T. J. Yarborough, Dave Yarborough of Jenkinsville, Wiley T. Yarborough of Columbia, Mrs. J. H. Bushardt of Peak, Miss Lizzie Yarborough of Jenkinsville.

Mrs. Sarah Stephenson, wife of Mr. J. K. Stephenson and mother of Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Weir and Mr. Butler Stephenson of Hop, S. C., died on September 9, 1906 from dropsy.

Miss Sara Beaty died yesterday at the age of 27, from typhoid fever. She was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery.

Mr. John J. Watt died in Columbia last Tuesday and was buried at Bethel Church.

October 3, 1906 Issue

Mrs. T. J. Cunningham died this morning from heart disease. She was a daughter of the late Dr. Isaiah Mobley, and the only member of the family surviving is Mrs. Lily Douglas.

Capt. R. H. Goza, of Norway, died from the result of being knocked off his lever car a few days ago. He was buried at Irmo in Lexington County. He leaves a wife and several children. Mr. A. R. Pettigrew died in Bristol, Tenn. He was a native of Fairfield County. Two brothers survive him, W. T. Pettigrew of Chanie and G. B. Pettigrew of Columbia. His wife died about one year ago.

Miss Mary Ragsdale, daughter of Mrs. M. E. Ragsdale of Blackstock, died at the Knowlton Infirmary in Columbia on Tuesday of typhoid fever at the age of about 25. She was taken to Blackstock and buried in the Catholic Cemetery.

October 10, 1906 Issue

Mrs. Green, sister of Rev. J. L. Freeman, died in Greenville of typhoid fever.

Mrs. Kate Davis, of Chester County, died at the age of 67 last Sunday at her daughter’s home, Mrs. T. E. Taylor at Monarch. She was buried at Cool Branch Baptist Church in Fairfield County. She was married twice, first to Mr. Henry Killian, then to Mr. Wm. Davis. She leaves four children: Mrs. T. E. Taylor of Union, Mrs. Dora Bishop of Chester, Wm. Davis of Chester and Mr. John Killian of Fairfield.

October 17, 1906 Issue

Mr. John Dickerson died at his home near Halsellville on Wednesday, at the age of 67. He was buried at Cool Branch. He was a Confederate Veteran and left a wife and several children.

Mr. David M. Dixon, of Blackstock, died in a train crash on Sunday, three miles north of Winnsboro.

Henry Pile, of Manchester. Va., died in a train crash on Sunday.

James T. McPherson Jr., of Columbia, died in a train crash on Sunday.

Mrs. H. C. Coleman died her home near Feasterville on Sunday at the age of about 49. She leaves a husband and several children. She was the sister of Mr. L. E. Owens and Mrs. C. M. Chandler of Winnsboro.

Lizzie Yongue, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Yongue of Stover, died on October 8th of diphtheria and was buried at Hebron.

Mr. E. T. Gayden died at the home of his nephew near Mitford last Tuesday. He was a Confederate Veteran and a brother of Mrs. Sallie Gladden of Winnsboro and never married. He was buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Glenn Roof, the two-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Roof, died in Chester on Monday and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.

October 24, 1906 Issue

Miss Eliza Nelson died on Sunday, at the home of her nephew, Mr. T. W. Ruff, near Rockton, at the age of 97. She was buried in the Greenbriar Cemetery.

Miss Fannie Newbill died on September 18th near Shelton of heart failure. She was the daughter of Dr. Alex. and Elizabeth Newbill. She leaves a sister, Mrs. N. F. Shivar and a nephew, Mr. Ben F. Coates. She was buried in the family graveyard.

November 7, 1906 Issue

Mr. Jno. M. Lemmon died on October 23, at his home at the age of 77. He leaves five children: Mrs. J. E. Cathcart, Mrs. Mary Milling, W. J. Lemmon, Miss Belle Lemmon and Miss Janie Lemmon. He was buried in the Family Burial Ground near his home.

Mrs. Nancy Hendrix died at the home of her son, Mr. W. E. Hendrix, on Friday at the age of about 71. She was the widow of James R. Hendrix, who died 42 years ago, a Confederate Soldier in the trenches of Petersburg, Va. in July 1864. She leaves two sons, Mr. W. E. Hendrix of this county and Mr. D. A. Hendrix of Reidville, N. C. She was buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

November 21, 1906 Issue

Dr. E. S. McDow, of Lancaster, was shot in Heath Springs and died on Tuesday at the age of about 35. He was a son of the late Dr. Robert S. McDow and brother of the late Dr. T. B. McDow of Charleston. He was born in Tennessee.

Mr. F. E. Finley, of the Cedar Creek section, died on Nov. 17th at the age of 31. He was buried in the Sandy Level Cemetery.

Mr. P. F. Blum died at his home near Blythewood a few days ago. He leaves a wife and several children.

Mrs. Kate Patton Kennedy, sister of Dr. E. L. Patton, died in Due West a few days ago.

November 28, 1906 Issue

Paul McDonald Brice died on Wednesday at the home of his father at the age of 42. He was born on February 14, 1864, the son of James A. Brice and Josephine McDonald. He was buried in the A. R. P. Cemetery.

December 12, 1906 Issue

Mr. Robert M. Brice, son of Maj. T. W. Brice, died near Woodward on December 5th of heart failure. He was buried at old Concord Church Cemetery.

Col. Leroy F. Youmans died on Monday in Columbia. He was born on November 14, 1834 at Lawonville, S. C. Besides his wife, who was Mrs. Tillinghast of Gillisonville, Beaufort County, he is survived by the following children, Pringle T. Youmans of Columbia, Mrs. M. McCoy Metts, wife of Major W. A. Metts of Columbia, and Mrs. Olivette Himrod of Erie, Penn. Three children preceded him to the grave: Mrs. W. S. Reamer, Mr. Rhett Youmans, who died about sixteen years ago, and Mr. Paul Youmans, who died in June 1904. He also leaves the following brothers and sisters: Mr. W. H. Youmans of San Sanba, Texas, Lawrence W. Youmans of Fairfax, S. C., M. H. Youman of Stafford, Hampton County, S. C., Mrs. Frank Causey of Hampton; and Mrs. Robert T. Sausey, of Estill, S. C.

Capt. Whilden Woodward, of Barnwell, died on Monday from paralysis.

Mr. R. L. Wilks died at his home near Strother on Saturday. He was buried at Salem and leaves a wife and four children.

Mrs. Susanna Perry died at the home of Geo. Perry, in the Horeb Section on Sunday. She was buried at Greenbriar. She was the mother of Mrs. J. B. Burley of Winnsboro.

December 19, 1906 Issue

Mr. John B. Montgomery died of paralysis on December 10th at the age of 66. He served in Company H, 6th S.C. Infantry during the war. He was buried at old Concord Church Cemetery. He leaves two sons: Mr. S. L. Montgomery and Mr. C. A. Montgomery.

Mrs. Susannah M. Perry, daughter of Maj. B. H. and Amelia Robertson, died on December 9th. She was born on January 19, 1836 in Fairfield County and married Thos. J. Perry of Liberty Hill. She was buried in Bethel Church Yard.

Mr. Robt. N. McClure died at the home of his brother-in-law, Mr. W. M. Gladden in Richland on December 9th at the age of about 50. He was buried at Pisgah Church in Richland.

May 6, 1911 Issue

The infant son of Mr. John Varnadore of Chester County died Thursday in an accident. Mr. Varnadore’s wife died just a few days earlier.

Col. Stanley S. Crittenden killed himself in Greenville on Wednesday. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. C. L. Ligon died at her home in the Stover section on the 29th at the age of 51. She leaves a husband and several children.

Mr. James B. Stevenson died at his home on Tuesday at the age of 56. He was buried in the Lebanon Church Cemetery. He is survived by his wife who was Mrs. Kennedy of Chester and children, Mrs. P. C. Turner, Kennedy Stevenson, Earl Stevenson, Sadie Stevenson, Patty Ruth Stevenson and Bessie Louise Stevenson, also two brothers, D. L. Stevenson and R. C. Stevenson of Winnsboro and two sisters, Mrs. Kennedy of Chester and Mrs. S. B. Stevenson of Blackstock.

Ethel McGarity died on April 28th at the age of 12 and was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery. She was the second daughter of Mrs. L. J. McGarity and leaves her mother and three sisters: Marie, Jessie May and Agnes.

April 17, 1912 Issue.

John D. Harrison died at his home in Longtown on Sunday. He is survived by his wife and the following children: Mrs. J. P. Jones, Mrs. W. B. Kennedy, Mrs. J. J. McEachern, W. D. Harrison and Miss Estell Harrison. Funeral services were held at Longtown Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Samuel McCormick died in Longtown on last Saturday at the age of 83. He was a Confederate Veteran. He is survived by children: Mrs. W. H. Barrett of Braidentown, Fla., and Mr. Sam McCormick of Longtown, and three sisters, Mrs. Anderson of Hopkins, Mrs. Crawford of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. McKee of Chester. He was buried in the Longtown Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

Mr. Green Gibson died on Sunday at Blythewood. He was a Confederate Veteran.

Mrs. Susan H. Sloan died on Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. S. R. Johnston, at the age of 80. The funeral services were held in the A. R. P. Church.

May 14, 1914 Issue

Mrs. J. M. Ederington died last Saturday near Blairs at about the age of 50. The funeral was held at Rocky Creek Church. She leaves her husband, three sons Gayden Ederington and David Ederington at home, and Jim Ederington of Winnsboro, one daughter, Juicine Ederington, one sister, Mrs. S. M. Gladden of Winnsboro, and one brother, Mr. Gayder of Columbia. Mr. John B. Daily died several days ago at his home at Wallaceville. He was buried at Shady Grove in Lexington County.

February 10, 1915 Issue

Mr. D. W. Tidwell died at his home in Longtown on Tuesday last. He was a Confederate Veteran and was buried at the Longtown Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

February 24, 1916 Issue

Mr. N. Frank Mobley died in Columbia last Saturday at the age of 53. He was buried in the Family Burying Grounds at Woodward. He leaves two brothers; Mr. A. J. Mobley of Columbia and Mr. Clarence Mobley of Springfield, S. C., and two sisters; Mrs. T. J. Cummingham of Chester, and Miss Mobley of Columbia.

Mrs. J. C. Robinson died last Thrusday in Granite Quarry, N. C. She was brought to Winnsboro and buried in the family burying ground. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Maggie Roberts of this county and Mrs. Lela Robertson of Granite Quarry; two sons, William Robinson and Durham Robinson of Granite Quarrry; two brothers. A. M. Park and W. D. Park of this county.

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Bradshaw, 100 Beula M., 151 Bigham Edward, 140 Miss, 133 Mamie R., 73 Bird Mrs., 110 Peter, 122 Mrs. John D., 127 Bishop Mrs. Robert, 110 Barney, 23 Mrs. Thos., 152 Dora, 171 Mrs. W. P., 152 Joseph, 5 Bivens Mrs. Willie, 134 H. F., 150 Mrs. Wm., 76 Julia, 150 Ollace Robinson, 73 Black R. T., 151 A. M., 87, 141 Robert, 110 Alice Lucile, 87 Sadie, 134 Eunice, 155 Thomas, 152 infant, 141 W. Mc., 73 J. L., 31 Whiteford Stokes, 151 J. R., 160 Willie, 134 James, 157 Wm. McC., 92 James A., 155 Blake Jno. L., 77 Adam, 78 John Logan, 155, 157 Blakeley Mrs. W. T., 145 Joseph, 56, 155 Blakely M. M., 160 Mrs. W. T., 162 Martha, 128 Bland Mary, 160 W. E., 53 Mary Peay, 155 Blankenstein Maud, 87 Mary S., 137 Missie, 87 Blease Mrs. A. M., 141 Thomas M., 53 Mrs. Hugh, 161 Blitch Mrs. John L., 56 Mattie S., 140 Virginia, 155 Blocker Isabella M., 30 W. R., 160 Blum Wm. C., 48 P. F., 172 Boag Bostick J. O., 158, 159 Heywood, 106 Mrs. J. O., 145, 158, 159, 162 Margaret, 106 Boggs Botts G. W., 20, 151 John Minor, 11 George E., 151 Boulware Bolick Andrew, 64 Blanche, 102 B. F., 123 Bryson, 90 Benjamin F., 123 J. W., 70, 90 James R., 15 Levi, 31 Miss, 162 Levi M., 46 Mrs., 141 Martha, 46 Mrs. Frank, 166 Mrs. J. W., 70, 90, 145, 162 Mrs. M. H., 165 Mrs. R. D., 102, 107 Mrs. T. M., 164 R. D., 102, 107 Osmond, 158 son, 70 Ruben, 76 Wm. D., 35 Thomas, 64 Bolin Bowan Massie, 75 General, 94 Bollinger Bowers Mrs. R. S., 165 William, 11 Bolton Boyce Mrs., 167 James, 67 Boney Ker, 94 Andrew, 48 Martha, 67 Child, 54 Mary E., 170 Jesse C., 69 Miss, 159 Mrs., 54 Mrs., 131 Mrs. Robt., 169 W. W., 17, 131 Mrs. S. C., 123 William W., 94, 170 R. W., 19 Wm. W., 84 Bonie Boyd Mrs., 143 Anthony, 119 Bonner Blakeley, 131 J. I., 57 J. Blakeley, 131 Bookman J. J., 152 Jacob, 64 J. Marion, 108 T. C., 17 John, 59 W. C., 160 Bookter John R., 104 Fostina, 107 Mrs. J. B., 164 Mrs., 132 Mrs. J. Blakeley, 131 Boothe Mrs. T. J., 142 Benjamin, 12 William M., 51, 75 Boozer Boykin L. L., 160 Charlotte M., 65 Lemuel, 16 Boyle Mrs., 147 John, 47 Mrs. John, 47 Mrs. W. B., 134 Lucy Randolph, 158 son, 134 Mrs. J. R., 139 W. B., 134 Mrs. John, 114 William, 42 William, 65 Boyles Brawley Alice, 91 Mary, 64 Betsy, 95 Mrs. Jas., 134 Captain, 78 Wm. H., 64 Dixon, 81 Bray J. R., 64, 80, 89 Mrs. R. V., 138 Mattie Stella, 64 Braziel Mrs. J. R., 80 Edward, 149 Mrs. M. B., 64 Breathed James, 16 Mrs. R. E., 89 Bregdon R. E., 89 W. T., 26 Water Eugene, 80 Brewer Wm., 91 Bill, 150 Boyleston Brice Daisy, 150 A. Homer, 161 H., 27 Adams, 53 J. R., 27 Alice, 105 Mrs. S. Cordes, 150 Bert, 161 R. B., 68 Boyce, 65 S. Cordes, 150 C. S., Sr., 105 Susan Ann, 159 Calvin, 65, 118, 126, 161 Susie, 68 Catherine G., 26 Boylston Charles G., 26 Augusta S., 159 Christopher S., Sr., 144 Henry, 27, 83 David C., 165 Mrs. S. C., 93 David Lunceford, 4 R. B., 55, 83, 93 E. D., 167 Robert Bentham, 93 Emeline, 4 S. S., 159 Emma, 123 William Cloud, 55 Frances, 53, 124 Brand Grier, 142 W. S., 58 Branham J. A., 161 John, 134 J. Clarence, 73, 99 Branton J. Henry, 167 Theodore D., 158 J. Y., 165 Braswell James A., 43, 118, 126, 172 J. C., 166 Jas. A., 94, 103, 142 Martin Luther, 166 Jennett, 157 W. M., 166 John A., 23, 73, 97, 99, 105 Bratton John C., 153 Dinah, 65 John Payson, 103 Elizabeth P., 37 Johnnie C., 155 J. Rufus, 126 Joseph, 73 John, 37, 135, 159 Lizzie, 170 Lois, 167 Brodie Mac, 161 Claudia, 165 Mary, 94 Brookes Mattie, 126 Iverson L., 26 Miss, 137 Brooks C. A., 153 Mr., 63 G. W., 153 Mrs. C. S., 105 Hattie, 141 Mrs. James A., 34 Isabella, 159 Mrs. James G., 52 Lucinda, 153 Mrs. Jas. A., 103, 121, 142 Mrs. W. W., 159 Mrs. John A., 42 Preston S., 57 Mrs. R. G., 150 W. W., 159 Mrs. R. W., 120 William B., 158 Mrs. R. Wade, 63 Broom Mrs. T. W., Jr., 161 Annie, 141 Mrs. T. W., Sr., 166 John, 96, 143 Nan, 167 John B., 73 Paul McDonald, 172 Johnnie L., 73 R. Geo., 161 Lottie, 110 R. H., 167 Margaret, 50 R. W., 120 Mrs. Dargan, 133 R. Wade, 63 Mrs. John B., 73 Robert, 4, 81 Mrs. O. P. A., 152 Robert M., 172 Mrs. S. C., 141 Ruth, 161 Mrs. W. P., 110, 152 T. S., 53 S. C., 141 T. W., 172 T. F., 88 Thomas W., 65 Tabitha, 50 W. C., 151 W. P, 61 W. Watt, 167 W. P., 110 Walter, 4, 123 Brown Walter S., 63 A. W., 70, 129 William, 43, 95, 137 Anna, 67 Wilson, 123 child, 93 Wm., 21 Columbia, 130 Wm. W., 161 Daniel, 90 Wylie, 131 Elizabeth, 70 Bright Essie, 109 Jesse D., 36 Geo., 91 Brigman George, 132 Ben, 63 Brinckman H. M., 150 Frederick, 10 Hilliard, 104 Brittingham infant, 81 Mary, 121 J. A., 109 Brockington J. F., 132 Mrs. S. C., 153 J. Fleming, 142 T. D., 97 James, 93

John, 81, 110 Creighton, 156 John L., 156 Emmet, 119 Logan Erwin, 58 Franklin, 33 M. L., 130 Harriet, 37 M. W., 66 infant, 140 Malvina, 142 J. C., 140, 156 Marcus L., 43 James, 9 Margaret, 94 John, 37, 67, 119, 156 Mary, 163 Mrs. J. C., 140 Minnie, 94 Mrs. O. W., 140, 152 Mr., 5 Mrs. R. A., 99 Mrs. A. W., 149, 155 O. W., 140, 156 Mrs. J. F., 132 R. A., 86, 119, 156 Mrs. John, 81 R. A., Jr., 156 Mrs. W. R., 37 Rebecca, 156 Nancy, 52 Twin infants, 140 O. R., 21, 70 Buechell Thos. G., 64 Mrs. Hattie, 160 Timothy C., 48 Bulow Wm., 15 J. C., 39 Wm. A., 52 Palmer, 152 Brunson Bunch Mr., 24 Samuel B., 36 Bryan Bundrick Geo. D., Jr., 118 Walter L., 132 George D., 118 Burgess John, 6 Isaac M., 118 Burley J. P. Kennedy, 118 Elizabeth, 88 Bryant Maggie E., 93 Benjamin Franklin, 67 Mary, 93 Corporal, 35 Bryce Mrs. J. B., 173 C. R., 162 Mrs. M. E., 26 Campbell R., 6 W. J., 93 Elizabeth, 162 Burns Henry M., 33 J. W., 162 J. C., 89 Jesse R., 162 Jackson, 89 T. R., 162 Bryson Mrs. J. C., 89 James, 162 Robert Stuart, 33 Jane L., 113 Busby Jacob, 85 Janie M., 145 Bushardt Mrs. J. L., 145, 162 Mrs. J. H., 171 Thomas P., 113 Butler Thos. P., 145 E. G. W., 37 Buchanan Frances Parke, 37 A. W., 19 Mrs. J. C., 143 Calvin, 119 Calvin L., 86 Byrd T. C., 133 Downs, 166 Cameron Eveline Craig, 166 A. S., 24, 25 Samuel C., 166 Feaster J., 43 Thos. P., 166 Jno. F., 35 William D., 166 Johnson, 149 Cain R. G., 43, 80 Lewis, 25 R. Gregg, 31 Marion, 14 Robert G., 124 son, 14 Savilla H., 80 Caison Campbell Frank, 152 David, 41, 62 Caldwell J. B., 161, 167 Col. Thomas J., 4 J. W., 45, 107, 163 Dick, 91 Jane, 62 J., 121 John W., 107 J. A., 120 Margaret, 40 J. C., 41, 88, 95, 120 Marion, 123 Jacob A., 54 Miss E. H., 167 James E., 50 Mrs. S. B., 163 James G., 54 Virginia, 162 Jno. L., 50 W. H., 40, 123 John, 127 William, 123 Joseph C., 60 Campeche Kate, 88 Jesus, 123 Mary, 50 Cannon Mary Elizabeth, 95 Henry, 12 Miss, 127 Carlisle Mrs. J., 121 Alice, 3 Mrs. J. A., 54 Chas. H., 162 Mrs. J. C., 95 E. L., 162 Mrs. J. P., 124 James E., 162 R. C., 153 John, 162 Ralph W., 60 John E., 162 Robert, 78, 121 John M., 162 Ruth, 41 Mark L., 162 Calhoun Mr., 148 James, 15 Mrs., 148 John C., 15 W. B., 20 William Henry, 15 William, 5 Callahon Carlton Police Captain, 14 H. K., 34 Camak Mrs. H. K., 34 D. Y., 90 sons, 34 John, 108 Carpenter Lou, 133 Charles W., 108 Miss, 148 Carr Mrs., 108 Patrick, 15 Mrs. L. Y., 90 Carter Cathcart’s Nancy, 84 Jno. S., 64 Thos., 84 Samuel, 58 Casey Causey Hugh, 26 Mrs. Frank, 173 Cash Center E. B. C., 53 Dr., 112 Cason J. N., 112 Elizabeth B., 135 Mrs., 112 James, 122 Mrs. J. N., 168 Thomas P., 61 Chaires Cassels Mr., Jr., 27 Mrs., 110 Chalmers Castles Agnes, 155 Mrs. S. F., 165 Bessie, 155 Mrs. W. P., 145 Dwight Moody, 155 Sarah, 153 Eva, 155 W. P., 122 J. C., 85 W. S., 122 James, 155 Warren, 153 John Thomas, 155 Cathcart Mrs. Jno. T., 150 A. B., 165 Palmer, 155 Belle, 153 Chambers C. E., 120, 165 Ellison, 41 Charles, 28 Chandler Elijah, 44 C. M., 130 Geo. H., 34 Chas. M., 143 J. E., 165 E. S., 65 J. S., 165 Edwin S., 130 John H., 29, 153 John W., 143 Mattie, 29 Johnnie, 65 Miss, 86 Mrs. C. M., 172 Mrs. C. E., 152 Mrs. E. S., 65 Mrs. J. E., 172 Mrs. W. N., 142 Mrs. James, 146 Wm. N., 143 Mrs. John, 86 Chaplin Mrs. John H., 153 Edward W., 72 Mrs. Robert, 41 John, 59 Mrs. Samuel, 170 Marion, 72 Nancy, 50 Mrs., 66 Richard, 18 Mrs. A. E., 72, 111, 112 Robert, 41, 86 Chapman Robert Elder, 40 Henry, 117 Saml., 40 Mrs., 124 Sara, 164 Chappell Abram, 112 Sarah, 165 C. D., 154 T. B., 165 Garris H., 154 Wm. H., 38 Labon C., 100 Martha F., 70 Albert William, 161 Mary, 127 D. B., 161, 162 Mary A., 169 Miss Clyde, 118 Stanmore, 4 Mrs. D. B., 161 Thompson, 70 Rev., 118 Chase V. P., 112, 161 Chief Justice, 28 Clendining Chichester Annie, 66 C. E., 135 J., 66, 68 Childs Mrs. J., 66, 87 Eben, 49 Nannie, 68 L. D., 49 Clinkscales Chisholm Mrs. M. M., 125 James, 54 Clisby Chislom A. A., 53 Rachel, 86 Cloud Chisolm David, 20 Thomas, 87 Dr., 41 Christie E. E., 162 W. R., 117 Christmas Eunice, 159 Miss, 138 Franklin D., 90 Christopher James, 4 John, 33 Jas. P., 4 Clardy Jno. A., 165 C. B., 50 Mary Holmes, 159 Clarke Sarah, 90 Calab, 60 T. Ellison, 61 Caleb, 49 William, 159 David M., 49 Wm., 23 Dr., 60 Clowney Esther, 130 child, 62 H. H., 56, 97 John, 62 Jno. W., 16 Margaret, 63, 167 John W., 19 Margaret J. W., 57 Louisa, 56 Moses, 49, 107, 120 Margaret N., 16 R. C., 75 Matthias, 130 Robert C., 74 Mrs., 60, 171 Robt. C., 63 Mrs. J. W., 117 S. B., 152 Osmund W., 60 Susan E., 120 T. H., 97 W. J., 167 Clarkson William J., 157 R. H., 36 Coachman Robert H., 93 Cyrus, 14 W. B., 36 Coalter Claxton David, 107 William, 5 Coan Clayton J. E., 113 A. W., 162 Mr., 113 Mrs. J. E., 166 Wylie M., 109 Coate Colter Mrs. C. E., 70 Fannie M., 159 Sim, 70 Colvin Coates Nicholas, Sr., 71 Ben F., 172 Connell Cochran R. L., 106 John, 29 Conner Cohen J. S., 168 Deborah, 88 Connolly Hartwig, 88 Chas. M., 13 Coleman Richard B., 13 A. M., 166 Connor Andy, 143 A. B., 168 B. Frank, 124 C. E., 168 C. S., 76 Henry W., 68 Chanie, 43 J. S., 168 Charles F., 63 Jacob S., 101 D. R., Sr., 124 James, 68 Daniel, 100 Miriam Lumpkin, 168 David R., 124, 140 Mrs., 103 Elizabeth, 104, 140 Connors Ernest, 140 James, 36 Fannie, 149 Cook B. B., 21 G. R., 124 Homer, 109 G. W., 45, 124 John R., 78 H. J. F. W., 98 Moses, 146 H. Y., 149 Mrs. J. J., 128 Henry J., 33 Mrs. J. K., 104 J. B., 98 Mrs. J. R., 128 J. Wylie, 169 Philip, 133 Jane, 128 R. C., 50 Joe, 111 Susannah, 133 John, 63 W. A., 110 John A. F., 131 William, 112 Lizzie, 45 Willie, 109 Marion R., 46 Wm., 110 Mrs. H. C., 172 Cooke Mrs. J. W., 135 John P., 123 Mrs. James B., 98 Mary, 146 Mrs. John, 63 Thompson H., 123 Robert, 166 Cooper Robert W., 28, 124 Bessie, 158 Roe, 124 John, 63 S. S., 106 Nancy, 63 Sallie, 144 Thomas, 69 Willie, 140 Copeland Wm. Preston W., 124 James, 24 Mrs. James, 24 Jane, 40 Scott, 83 Jimmie, 157 Copes Margaret, 4 James, 24 Miss, 114 Mrs., 24 Mrs., 117, 174 Corder Mrs. D. A., 117 Miss, 150 Mrs. S. B., 141, 143 Cork Mrs. S. E., 157 Betsy, 98 Nancy, 126 David H., 98, 119 Robert, 127, 157 J. C., 83 S. L., 117 James, Sr., 83 W. H., 151 Louisa, 134 W. J., 132 William, 119 Crawford’s Couch W. J., 148 Lee, 22 Creight Willie, 22 Martha, 149 Counts Mrs. W. B., 127 H. H., 103 W. B., 127, 149 Harrison H., 22 Wellington, 24 Mary Ann, 103 Creight’s Courturier, 88 Couturier W. B., 44 Sarah M., 70 Cresy Henry, 15 Sarah Palmer, 92, 153 Infant, 15 Washington, 70 Crews Cox Joe, 37 Susan E., 29 Crider Thomas, 155 Mrs. Nathan, 48 Cozart Nathan, 48 Jake, 7 Crittenden Craft Stanley S., 173 W. A., 128 Crocker Craig J. R., 171 Adam, 32 Janie E., 171 Alex D., 53 Crooks Arthur K., 109 Miss, 124 Frank, 32 Crosby Jno. R., 109 Callie, 96 Mrs. Jno. R., 109 D. T., 28 Mrs. R. E., 160 David, 120, 135, 138 Pete, 118 Elias, 32 R. W., 77 J. B., 96 Crane Mrs. W. W., 135 Joseph G., 14 Richard T., 152 Crawford Sam, 114 Bella, 14 W. W., 120, 135 D. A., 117 Walker Ernest, 135 infant, 117 J. W., 157 Crossland Mary A., 82 Mrs., 62 O. M., 101 S. Y., 62 Olin M., 43, 82 Samuel Y., 141 Darby Crow Dr., 47 Jane, 15 Darden Crowder G. W., 11 W. J., 144 Dargan Crumpton Maggie, 93 Henry T., 37 Darwin Jno. R., 158 John, 13 Lawson, 158 Davenport Mrs. H. L., 148 Sara, 155 Mrs. Samuel, 98 Davidson Ruben, 158 Annie Pagan, 96 Sam, 158 B. F., 34 Culp Elizabeth Porter, 35 daughter, 51 Janie D., 35 Peter, 51 Miss, 41 Cummingham Mrs. W. L., 134 Mrs. T. J., 174 William Lee, 96 Cummings Wm. Lee, 96 J. H., 74 Davies Joseph H., 74 Mary, 155 Mamie E., 74 Mary Foster, 157 Mary E., 74 Davis Mrs. J. H., 124 Amos E., 132, 151 Cunningham Annie F., 142 Mrs. T. J., 171 Belle H., 99 Cureton Bessie, 157 Annie Holmes, 23 Beulah, 102 J. D., 23, 136 Bishop, 20 Curlee Bunyan, 133 J. R., 89 Christiana, 28 James R., 136 Ed. Wm., 18 Jas., 89 Edward Palmer, 81 Miss, 136 Eliza J., 11 Nannie, 89 Ester, 133 Curry Frances, 90 Charley, 120 H. C., 157 R. P., 69 Henrietta Fuller, 58 Custis Eleanor Parke, 37 Henry C., 81, 99, 157, 158 Cuttino I. I., 25 Sallie, 138 Isaac, 51 Daily Isabel, 157 John B., 174 J. B., 142 Maria, 8 James, 5, 81 Dantzler James Q., 158 Chas. M., 101 Jno. B., 58 John, 40 DeSaussure John F., 133 W. F., 16 Jonathan, 142 Desham Jos. LeConte, 157 Peter, 16 Kate, 171 Desportes H. W., 164 Martha J., 66 Miss, 109 Mary Sargent, 160 U. G., 109 Miss, 5 William, 109 Mrs. A. E., 154 DesPortes Mrs. Belle H., 99 H. V., 164 Mrs. E. S., 106, 132 H. W., 128 Mrs. Henry C., 20 John A., 164 Mrs. J. F., 160 Mary Peay, 128 Mrs. J. K., 90 Mrs., 155 Mrs. Jas. Q,, 134 Mrs. H. W., 128, 160 Mrs. Wylie, 75 Mrs. Jno. A., 127 Nancy, 133 Richard Smallwood, 129 R. Means, Jr., 157 U. G., 164 Robert Means, 157 Devault Sallie, 157 Thomas, 125 Sally A., 102 Deweese T. F., 142 Caleb, 39 Thomas, 87 Dewitt Thomas F., 133 Mrs., 146 W. D., 90 Thos., 93 W. J., 110 Dial William, 160, 161 Wm. H., 21 Wm., 171 Dickerson John, 156, 171 Wyatt D., 58 John T., 170 Wylie J., 11, 102 Dawkins M. L., 156 Mary E., 160 Marion A., 170 T. N., 17 Mrs. J. M., 170 De Vane W. P., 156 John A., 4 Dickert DeBow D. A., 146 J. D. B., 4 Dickey Dee Catherine, 69 Joe, 111 Charles A., 166 DeHerradora Chas., 166 J. B., 93 child, 84 Delarge W. S., 84 Robert C., 33 Dickson DeLoume E. B., 170 Wm. N., 18 Henry R., 15 DePass J. Walter, 132 W. L., 58 James, 170 Derriel John M., 170 J. W., 164 Kate, 15 Mrs. Wm., 14 James, 121 Robert A., 170 Jane, 144 Tillman, 85 Jno., 126 Dillard John S., 144, 161 Mrs. Jas. P., 166 Joseph S., 161 Dixon L. Sylvester, 126 David M., 171 Mrs. A. S., 7, 56, 147 Miss, 139 Mrs. C. A., 148, 160 Mrs. S. L., 121 Mrs. Chas. A., 105 Dobson Mrs. J. B., 169 Isaac, 61 Dorman Mrs. J. E., 156 Geo. W., 7 Mrs. John S., 144 Doty Mrs. W. S., 147 Lucy, 55 R. L., 144 Sue, 106 Rev. R. S., 3 W. R., 55 Sarah Crosby, 169 Douglas T. J., 169 Aiken, 105 Thomas G., 169 infant, 159 W. B., 161 James, 112 W. S., 121, 144 Lily, 171 Douglass’ Mrs., 112 J. E., 110 Mrs. D. L., 128 Dozier Mrs. W. S., 159 Hampton, 6 W. S., 159 Drennan Douglas’ boy, 143 A. B., 106 Jim, 143 Douglass Mrs. Jim, 143 A. B., 121, 144 Mrs. William A., 27 A. G., 161 Drew A. S., 56, 144, 169 Thomas H., 44 Alexander, 56, 169 DuBard Mrs. N. J., 108 C., 144 Dubose C. A., 161 F. H., 101 C. M., 21 DuBose Charles, 169 Annie S., 17 Charles B., 169 David St. Pierre, 133 Chas. A., 105 Mary, 101 Chas. H., 169 Mrs. E. F., 159 Dr., 108 Mrs. R. M., 94 E. E., 161 Mrs. Robt. M., 94 E. Scott, 161 Robert, 114 Eugenia, 161 Sarah, 150 Franklin, 50 Susan Richardson, 133 J. B., 169 T. M., 90 J. C., 147 Theo. S., 114 J. E., 121, 144, 169 Theodore, 37 J. W., 169 Theodore S., 17 Wm. P., 114 W. M., 24, 25 Dudley Wm. Moultrie, 40 C. W., 56 Eagle Due Geo,, 16 John S., 25 Eargle Duffie A. W., 113 Mary, 119 girl, 113 Duke Mrs., 113 Charles, 116 Mrs. A. W., 113 E. C., 140 Earle Henry L., 116, 121 Anna, 124 Dunbar Anna C., 124 Janie, 139 Baylis H., 124 Duncan Eleanor M., 124 Charles, 51 John H., 124 Hezekiah, 31 Dunkin Joseph H., 124 Benjamin Fanenil, 35 Lillian, 124 Dunlap Lucia P., 124 Miss, 89 Samuel R., 44 Mrs. Robert, 29 Wilton, 124 Dunlevy Eaton Dixie, 164 Van, 3 Mrs. R. M., 98 Ebaugh Sarah A., 164 D. C., 117 Dunn Eberhardt A., 156 C. D., 145 Mrs., 75 Ederington Durant David, 174 Thomas M., 7 Davie, 107 Durbee Gayden, 174 J. Augustus, 7 James, 107 Durham Jim, 174 John Woodward, 59 Juicine, 174 Duval Mrs. J. M., 174 Mrs., 115 Mrs. James, 107 Duvall Edmund I. W., 39 Mrs. Dr. R. H., 22 Duvalt Edmunds Mrs., 139 Howell, 141 Dwight Mrs. R. H., 155 Bessie, 68 Mrs. R. H., Jr., 29 C. S., 45, 68 R. H., 106 child, 42, 45 Edwards Isaac M., 32 child, 82 Louise, 25 Mr., 82 Mattie, 24 Mrs., 82 Mrs. C. S., 68 O. E., 152 Mrs. E. P., 159 Mrs. W. M., 24, 42

Egleston Mrs. W. J., 113 Aiken, 78 Mrs. W. R., 150 Dubose, 80, 98 Terzah, 124 DuBose, 23, 71, 87, 127 Thomas K., 124 Louis Porcher, 87 W. J., 56, 106, 144 Mary, 98 W. R., 124 Mary Louise, 127 Elliott’s Mr. DuBose, 78 H. L., 78 Mrs. Dubose, 80, 98 Ellison Mrs. DuBose, 23, 78 Andrew J., 22 Mrs.D uBose, 87 Arthur, 60 son, 23, 80 Kate, 60 William I., 71 Lewis, 90 Wm. I., 71 Mrs. R. E., 60, 90, 159 Eichelberger Mrs. R. E., Sr., 42 P. A., 28 Mrs. Wm. H., 32 Elder R. E., 6, 60, 90 Ellen, 170 R. E., Jr., 132 F., 41 R. T., 151 Francis, 170 Robert E., 60 Jas. S., 170 Sheriff, 132 Maggie D., 170 Wm. J., 22 Robt. H., 170 Elwell Elford Maud, 30 C. J., 5 S. P. H., 30 Elkin Emerson Baylis E., 65 Benjamin, 75 D. R., 93 Enders David, 65 John, 68 James, 125 English Mrs., 167 Beverly, 119 Elkins John, 32, 119 Fletcher, 115 Joseph Means, 119 Jas., 125 Maria, 32 Mrs., 8 Mrs. Thomas R., 114 W. B., 95 Enright Wm., 8 John, 21 Elliott Entzminger Ann, 148 Ernest, 124 H. L., 74 James, 124 H. L., Jr., 124 Mrs. James, 124 Henry L., Sr., 124 Thompson, 134 J. B., 92 Ernandez J. M., 3, 51, 92, 124 Mrs. R. B., 134 James, 124 R. B., 134 John, 124 son, 134 Johnny, 3 Erwin Martha, 42 Mrs. J. M., 56 Mrs. T. K., 148, 160 Estes Mrs. S. L., 82 Andrew, 169 T. D., 126 George McDuffie, 169 Thomas Lyles, 82 R. Thomas, 169 Featherston Eutzminger Boyce, 125 John, 60 Mr., 125 Evan Mrs., 125 N. G., 10 R. W., 102 Evans Fenly Jno. W., 106 Daniel D., 79 John W., 79 John, 118 Jos., 79 Ferdon Judge, 113 Peter, 15 Mrs. M. M., 106 Ferguson S. W., 113 John, 168 Eveleigh Ferrell Eliza, 56 Nancy, 77 Preston, 56 Ferris Fair Jabez, 160 Simeon, 29 Mrs., 160 W. A., 26 Fester Fant John, 124 F. M. E., 80, 95 Mrs., 108 Mildred, 80 Fewell Perry, 80 J. W., 115 S. F., 80 Fickling S. R., 62 Francis W., 83 Farmer Fife James W., 75 Miss J. A., 113 W. B., 166 R. M., 113 Farrow Robert M., 166 M. M., 23 Finch Faust Sergeant, 12 Emma, 81 Finley infant, 81 F. F., 172 Fawcett Flanigan C. W., 112 Patrick H., 22 Fayssoux Fleming Anne, 134 A. Hamilton, 65 Peter, 134, 136 C. E., 110 Feaster James, 66 D. R., 166 Miss, 124 Florence G., 126 Mrs. S. B., 142 J. C., 82 Sarah, 66 Jacob, 25 Flenniken John C. C., 137 Mary, 156 Laurens, 162 W. H., 101 Lawrence, 71 Flickling W. W., 107 Lizzie, 110 Moses, 110 Fogg Julia, 115 Littleton, 11 M. W., 34 Ford Marion, 34 C. Durham, 21 Mrs., 66 Chas. S., 126 Mrs. M. W., 34 Elizabeth, 67 Fry Miss, 129 Bert, 109 Richard, 6 Frye Rosa, 101 Mrs., 166 Sanders, 30 Fuller Strother, 82, 126 Ann, 58 Tyre, 82 Miss, 142 Foster Fulton Abial, 11 Jane, 3 Ken, 154 Furman Fowler C. M., 99 Gasaway, 74 Davis, 99 Mr., 6 Dr. Thomas Fuller, 3 Foxworth James C., 99 Alexander, 22 Kincaid, 99 Franklin Mrs., 5 Benjamin, 25 Rev. Dr., 3 Fraser Richard, 99 Hessie, 68 Susan, 99 Jas. D., 68 Gadsden John A., 74 Christopher G., 99 M. D., 40 F. M., 129 Malcolm, 74 John, 129 Malcolm D., 68 Peter, 32 Margaret, 53 Regina, 99 Free Gaillard Eli, 80 Annie, 31 Freeland David, 40, 133 Mr., 148 David D., 158 Mrs. J. C., 148 Edmunds G., 165 Freeman Elizabeth P., 40 J. L., 171 Friday H. A., 159, 165 infant, 112 Henry A., 31, 49 Mary Ann, 131 Infant Son, 49 Mrs., 112 Louise C., 133 Mrs. S. L., 112 Mary, 88 Mrs. William, 80 Mary M., 88 S. L., 112 Mrs., 158 Friend Mrs. H. A., 165 Anna, 112 Mrs. Henry A., 49 Fripp Mrs. Richard W., 94, 170 John, 115 Richard W., 159 John M., 66, 112 Samuel Isaac, 133 Joseph J., 115 Theodore, 122 Gailliard Frank C., 40 A. S., 18 J. J., 137 H. A., 88 Jeff. D., 54 Gaines Laura, 137 Mary, 69 Mrs. Francis, 56 Gaither Mrs. Mary S., 145 child, 113 Wm. G., 32 Mattie, 93 Germany Sam, 113 W. J., 105 Galloway Gibbes Charlotte, 137 Mrs. J. Wilson, 155 Dr., 137 R. W., Sr., 3 J. M., 111 Gibbs Mattie J., 137 Mrs. Jasper, 28 Miss L. J., 111 Gibson Mrs. J. M., 161 Calvin, 59 Gamble Carrie E., 131 James, 78 Dan, 144 Gambrill Edward A., 64 David, 159 Emiline, 107 Garrett Green, 174 Wm. E., 8 Garrison H. A., 50 W. R., 96, 102, 126 Henry, 55, 99 Garvin Henry A., 49 J. R., 41 Henry F., 98 Leander, 41 Hugh S., 103 Gary James, 24 Alfred, 29 Martha, 126 Eli, 44 Mary A., 87 Gass Mrs. John A., 145 John, 132 Mrs. S. S., 108 Gaston R. A., 87 T. Chalmers, 77 Rossa, 131 Gayden S. S., 108 E. T., 172 Stephen, 50, 54, 64, 107, 121, 126 Mrs. J. M., 160 Gayder W. P., 76 Mr., 174 William P., 121 Gaylor Gilbert Miss, 15 Charlotte W., 3 Geddings daughter, 72 Eli, 44 Eva, 154 Gelston Jane, 113 James, 164 Jean Louis, 126 Gerig Joseph, 72 A. E., 137 Mrs. W. B., 37, 155 Charlie, 21 W. B., 37, 95, 106 E. B., 47 Willie, 37 F., 21, 40 Giles Francis, 32, 54, 56, 137 Mrs. N. E., 106 Gill Sarah M., 146 John, 30 son, 26 Gillara Glashon Theodore, 5 Mrs., 114 Gillespie Rev., 114 Franklin, 26 Glass Mrs. Sadler, 119 J. Bethune, 4 Gillette Gleason Charles, 12 James A., 10 Gladden Glenn Amanda, 121 Annie, 96 C. P., 149 D. L., 96 Claude P., 155 Hargrove, 116, 118 Clifton, 149, 155 Hargrove A., 97 Isaiah T., 45, 104 J. M., 107 J. F., 84 James, 147 J. L., 161 James A., 10, 118 Jas. E., 161 John B., 106 Jesse A., 122 John Milton, 107 John, 149 Mrs. D. L., 153, 171 John G., 86, 155 Mrs. P. H., 116 John S., 155 Glover M. W., 149 A. A., 7 Maggie Lee, 130 Wiley, 7 Marvin, 155 Godboldt Mrs., 45, 113 Mrs., 14 Mrs. J. E., 137 Godbolt Mrs. John, 166 General, 14 Mrs. Katie, 161 Goings Chas, 167 Mrs. M. R., 149, 155 Eliza, 72 Mrs. S. M., 174 Golden Mrs. T. L., 109 Henry, 41 Ned, 23 Goldsmith S. J., 161 Mrs. Peter H., 99 Sallie, 84, 86, 172 Gooch Sarah, 144 Miss, 105 T. L., 109, 121, 153 Goode W. M., 113, 161, 173 Jim, 58 Willie, 113 Pleasant, 17 Gladney Gooding Alice, 112 A. F., 19 Bunyan, 26 Abraham F., 131 D. R., 55 C. T., 131 Gregor, 77 daughter, 112 H. Y., 69 Lily, 142 J. S., 77, 147 Mrs. C. T., 137 Jemima, 43 Mrs. R. C., 112, 124, 142 Mrs. J. S., 77 R. C., 108, 112, 131, 142 R. J., 77, 146 S. P., 131 Gordan William, 6 Anna, 19 Gresham Gordon G. T., 114 George, 95 Mrs., 114 James, 31 Mrs. G. T., 114 Goree Rev., 114 Mrs. John, 76 Grier Goza R. C., 140 infant, 82 William Moffatt, 140 John, 82 Griffin Mrs. John, 82, 156 Tom, 128 R. H., 156, 171 Groeschel Graddick Joseph, 87 Annie S., 112 Mrs. Joseph, 87 Elizabeth, 143 Nettie, 87 Gradick Guerney J. S., Jr., 122 Walter C., 6 Jessie S., 122 Gunnell Grafton William, 79 H. C., 153 Gunnells M. Eliza, 153 Joseph, 52 Graham Mrs., 52 Franklin, 59 Guthrie James McGregor, 117 Thomas, 26 Janet, 117 Guy Joseph, 59 Mary, 50 Lillia, 164 Habenicht Margaret, 23 F. W., 115 Mattie, 164 Hagood Dr., 25 O. B. H., 46 Gray, 7 General, 25 James, 31 Governor, 80 Graydon Jane, 117 Jesse, 150 Jas. R., 18 Greeley Jno. A., 117 Horace, 25, 66 John C., 52 Green Lee, 98 Ben, 62 Haigood John, 62 Thomas, 26 John T., 35 Hall Mrs., 171 Daniel, Jr., 76 Gregg Daniel, Sr., 85 Catherine, 106 Elijah, 163 D. R., 106 J. Ira, 69 J. Eli, 29 John, 135 Louisa, 156 Lewis, 64 Mary Ann, 106 Mansel, 38 Merina, 135 Mrs. Daniel, Jr., 76 R. C., 106 son, 76 S. M., 106 Hallam J. D., 112 Frank, 94 J. M., 76 Virginia Hoge, 94 James, 112, 147, 165 Hallford Mattie, 167 Mrs. R. L., 171 Mrs. J. M., 76, 153 R. L., 171 Mrs. James, 124 Robt., 170 Mrs. Timothy, 106 Halliburton Mrs. W. M., 73, 165 Mrs. J. G., 149, 155 Halliford S. D., 165 Robert L., Jr., 171 Timothy, 113 Halsell W. M., 73 Margaret, 70 Hardin Haltsclaw E. C., 85 T. A., 17 Florence, 63 Hamilton Mrs. W. H., 63 A. J., 119 Sallie, 85 D. K., 27 W. H., 63 Henry C., 51 Harlar James, 51, 135 Cub, 12 James H., 134 Harmon John, 111 Mrs., 78 L. G., 50 W. D. M., 42 Mrs. S. P., 27 Harper Annie, 69 S. P., 51 Hamiter Chancellor, 33 D., 152 Elizabeth, 159 Hammet Isabelle, 157 A. C., 31 J. B., 49 J. B. N., 31 James, 49 Hammon Madison, 6 H., 55 Maria P., 33 Hammond Wiliam, 159 Benjamin, 30 Harrington Joshua, 30 Kate, 8 Hampton Harris Mrs. Wade, 33 W. A., 14 Hanahan W. K., 17 Dr., 63 Walter, 134 Hobart D., 63 Harrison Mrs. R. B., 126, 139 Burr, 85 Hancock Daniel, 35, 54 James, 152 daughter, 63 Mrs. Bennett, 152 E. H., 121, 151, 166 Hanes Edessa, 54 E. W., 22 Elizabeth, 143 Harden Estell, 173 child, 73 J. B., 6 daughter, 76 J. D., 63, 75, 121, 151 Isabel, 113 Jno. D., 166 John D., 173 Havis John Douglass, 75 Jesse D., 39 John R., 112 Hawes John, Sr., 59, 112 John L., 164 Jonathan T., 17 L. W., 164 L. S., 121 Hawkins infant, 148 Lucy R., 59 Mr., 148 Mrs. J. D., 63 Mrs., 148 Mrs. M. S., 104 Hawley Mrs. Thos. F., 57 Jno. M., 140 Pauline, 145 Kate L., 140 R. W., 121, 151 Hawthorn Robert Lee, 57 Adam, 108 Ross, 145 Robt., 108 S. Lunsford, 74 Hayes Thos. F., 57 Derrel, 15 W. D., 173 Elizabeth, 71 Hart W. J., 13 J. F., 160 Hayne Mitchell, 23 Elizabeth, 21 Hartin Isaac, 52 Chrissie, 169 Haynes Mrs. E. C., 111 Edward, 152 Hartridge Mrs. Z. M., 137 Congressman, 45 Haynes’ Hartstene Mr., 125 Henry J., 8 One of triplet, 125 Harvey Haynsworth David, 61 Maria, 100 Ellen, 134 Hays Phoebe, 115 Arthur, 136 Harvin Harriet, 136 James H., 161 Heard Susan E., 161 John, 169 Hastings Hearne Mrs., 79 Thomas C., 12 Partick, 79 Heart Patrick, 84 John, 30 Hatcher Heath Hattie, 70 Alice, 82 Sophronia E., 70 Allen Watson, 170 W. H., 70, 110 J. W., 156 Hathcock O. P., 170 Jane, 154 Hedgepath John, 135 Mrs. Osborne, 80, 159 O. C., 116 Mrs. P. A., 75 Washington, 154 Hemphill Hautz Chas. R., 153 Joe, 155 J. C., 117, 149 James, 153 Hicklin Jane, 81 F. M., 50 Jno. J., 153 J. B., 19 John J., 71 son, 19 Mary J., 134 Wm. J., 50 Paul, 153 Higgins wife, 117 J. M., 153 Henderson Mrs. George, 163 C. A., 77 Sallie, 143 George, 31 Hill Orphelia, 8 Getherow, 102 Wade, 8 Henry, 129 Hendrick, 152 J. W., 102 Hendrix Mrs. R. G., 160 D. A., 90, 172 Rosa, 129 Elizabeth, 75 S. A., 68 George, 128 Hillhouse J. A., 157 Annie, 28 James R., 172 Hilton Mrs. D. A., 90 Burwell, 12 Nancy, 172 Himrod Olivette, 173 Nancy G., 71 Hinchee Rebecca, 51 W, A., 169 Sirena M., 71 Hines son, 90 George, 12 Thomas, 67 Hinnant W. E., 172 Capt., 82 Henerey J. H., 84 W. S., 20 J. R., 65 Henry James Ewell, 63 J. K., 164 John A., 63 M. H., 164 Judge, 91 T. D., 105 Mamie, 156 Herbemont Margaret S., 91 Martha, 45 Herbert Mrs. J. A., 136 Emmeline S., 84 Mrs. M. E., 63 Waters W., 84 Mrs. Wm., 50 Watters W., 17 W. H., 88 Hernandez Wm., 50 Elizabeth, 167 Hitchcock Mrs. R. B., 167 Wm., 7 R. B., 167 Hodge Herron B. J., 7 Jane, 144 Hodges Mrs. Fletcher, 170 Mrs. W. J., 132 Hoffman Robert, 144 B. P., 101, 171 Robt. A., 73 Charlie Preston, 101 W. J., 144 G. P., 72 Leanora K., 101 Hopkins Mrs. B. P., 101, 171 David T., 11 Mrs. G. P., 108 Horne Pollie, 72 P. P., 159 Thomas, 115 Houston Hogan Sam, 7 Daughter, 54 Howe George, 66 J. D., 54 Huey John M., 42 G. L., 77 M. A., 124 infant, 82 Margaret Elizabeth, 158 M. M., 77, 143 Mrs. W. S., 158 Maggie, 61 W. S., 158 Maggie Shaw, 91 Hoke Mrs. R. M., 61, 73, 82 Mrs., 148 Holley R. M., 61, 77, 82, 91 Mrs. Walter, 144 Hughes Mamie, 53 Walter, 144 Humphreys Walter Hughes, 144 Wm., 31 Hollis Hunnicutt A. A., 103 Green, 12 Arthur, 139 Hunter Burrell, 103 Abram F., 99 David, 82 George R., 18, 99 Mansel, 113, 139 George Ross, 18 Mrs. Indiana, 113 Humphrey, 18 Hollman James, 4 Lizzie, 96 M. M., 7 Lois, 171 Mrs., 131 Holmes O. L., 166 Joseph, 13 Hussey Mrs. A. Baron, Jr., 123 William, 11 Holst Inglis C. F., 19 John A., 43 Hood Irby A. C., 161 A. P., 38, 136 George, 116 Mary F., 154 Henry, 99 Mrs. A. P., 167 J. B., 48 S. P., 115 J. J., 84 Irvine Miss, 110 Rebecca, 136 Mrs. A. H., 153 Wm., 134 N. E., 142 Isenhower Richard, 99 Mrs. John, 168 W. H., 146 Jackson Hooker David, 80 Joseph, 49 E. L., 155 Hope J. O., 142 Edward, 36 Mamie Floyd, 149 Mary E., 149 Cudjo, 38 Milling, 77 David, Jr., 44 Mrs. W. F., 130 E. Ann, 17 Nancy, 142 Ernestine, 162 Sallie, 104 Frank, 37, 154 Samuel, 15 George, 104 W. B., 156 Hampton, 46, 63 W. F., 77, 149 J. M., 17 Willis, 130 James, 80 Jacob, 46 John, 57 James John T., 61 Charner, 162 Joseph E., 99 D. T., 161 L. C., 5 David, 162 Malcolm, 162 David T., 162 Moses, 126 Edward, 162 Mrs. W. J., 162 Eliza, 96 Pearle, 162 Ella, 162 Rosanna, 134 Fannie, 162 Ruby, 162 L. T., 130 Rufus M., 13 Nancy, 36 S. R., 134 Nicholas, 162 Senator, 162 Paul, 162 Johnston Sudie, 162 Abna, 20 Thomas, 13 Anne G., 59 Jamison Barkley, 141 James L., 29 D. H., 76 Jeffares George, 83 John, 171 James, 141 Lucy, 121 Jeffers James E., 116 daughters, 121 Jas., 21 Mrs. J. B., 163 John, 14, 106 Mrs. R. L., 121 John G., 141 R. L., 121 Martha, 47 Thomas, 91 Millie, 44 Jeffries Mrs. James, 122 George, 91 Mrs. S. R., 174 Jenkins Polly, 50 John B., 23 Rosana, 117 Mrs., 151 S. R., 141, 146 Thomas, 107 Sallie, 106 Jennings Saml. R., 47 Mrs., 162 Samuel, 86 Mrs. R. H., 104 Thomas E., 146 R. H., 104, 112 W. J., 140 Johnson W. R., 18 Andrew, 37 Wm., 59 B. F., 12 Jolly Keller Manson, 14 Mrs. W. J., 169 Jones Kelly Allen, 114 Joseph, 14 Cadwallader, 142 Rev. Father, 29 daughter, 93 Kendrick infant, 151 Elizabeth, 8 Isaac, 14 Kennedy J. B., 83 A. Selden, 121 J. W., 151 Cynthia, 68 James, 4, 65 Edward A., 76 Mary Caroline, 155 Eliza E., 152 Mrs. Iredell, 30 Esther, 165 Mrs. J. P., 173 F. M., 51 Mrs. J. W., 151 Hallie E., 147, 148 Mrs. S. H., 102 J. P., 121 Nancy W., 65 J. Payson, 121 Ned, 12 J. R., 101, 143 O. S., 49 J. W., 99 Osmund S., 64 James R., Sr., 82 Pauline S., 78 Jas. Hugh, 147, 148 Ralph, 102 John, 5 Rice, 93 Kate Patton, 172 Thomas, 47 M. C., 163 Thos. R., 118 May, 156 Jordan Mrs., 163, 173 Belle, 76 Mrs. Joseph H., 38 D. E., 76 Mrs. R. W., 88 Frances Elizabeth, 127 Mrs. R. W. J., 167 infant, 117 Mrs. W. B., 173 Mrs. Jonathan, 29 Robert, 68 Mrs. T. M., 117, 168 Vina, 56 Mrs. W. G., 108, 131 W. B., 152 Nannie, 127 W. B., Jr., 152 R. H., 25 William W., 130 T. M., 117, 127 Wm., 51 Thomas, 127 Kenney W. G., 127 Jemmie, 9 Joseph Kerley Manuel, 10 Green, 16 Joyner Kerr Sallie Agnes, 89 Elizabeth J., 69 Judd Lee, 130 H. O., 169 W. H., 69 June Ketchin Dr., 32 Hattie M., 110 Keith Mary, 58 Malinda, 70 Mrs. T. H., 73, 126 Rev. P. T., 9 Mrs. W. W., 23 Priscilla, 70 Kirksey Robert S., 19 Robert, 20 Robert T., 73 Kitchen T. H., 58, 73, 126 Mrs. T. H., 149 Thomas, 124 Klein John, 15 Thos. H., Jr., 126 Klinck Tirzah, 124 Dora, 118 W. W., 18, 23, 110, 165 Mrs. H. E., 118 Kilgo Knight Mrs. R. F., 152 William, 13 Killian Knott Eli, 31 Mrs., 115 Henry, 171 Knox John, 171 William, 24 Killingsworth LaBorde P. G., 87 daughter, 78 Kilpatrick J. C., 78 William, 123 Maxmilian, 31 Kimball Lackey H. I., 116 R. L., 92 Kinard Ladd M. L., 34 C. H., 136 Mrs. M. L., 119 Catherine, 55 Mrs. Melvin, 34 Charles Henry, 55 Kincaid child, 62 John Watt, 145 George D., 49, 62 Miss, 142 George W., 55 Nancy, 145 Kate, 49 Wm., 73 King Mrs. C., 136 Chas., Jr., 15 Lake Thomas, 24 McMillan, 18 Lakin Mrs. Miles, 87 C. J., 59 Kinloch Grace, 59 Mrs., 120 Lamar Kirk A. J., 155 Manning, 8 Kirkland Ella, 155 B. B., 97 Martha Leland Carry, 155 Daniel B., 87 Robert Gresham, 155 J. M., 124 Robert Lee, 155 J. Murray, 87 T. J. D., 155 Mrs., 53 Thomas G., 155 Mrs. W. N., 160 Wm. F., 155 Rebecca, 23 Lancaster J. M., 13 Wesley, 87 Lance Kirkpatrick Lucien, 139 infant, 112 Mrs. William, 139 M. R., 112 William, 139 Landecker Lebby A., 123 H. S., 39 H., 123 Leckie L., 123 David, 24 Mary E., 144 LeConte Mrs. M. E., 144 Joseph, 157 P., 123 Louis, 65 Lane Sallie, 157 Lemuel, 8 Lee Lang J. W., 12 Wm., 5 Mildred, 160 Lard Robert E., 160 Mary, 14 Legg Lauderdale J. F., 170 Billy, 96 J. F. V., 130 David, 48, 109, 145 James Fortunatus Vanburn, 130 George R., 145, 162 Malinda Jane, 170 Jane, 109, 145 Mrs. J. F. V., 156 Mrs., 63 Leitner Mrs. D., 87 J. W., 152 Mrs. David, 113 Martha, 100 son, 145 Mrs. C. C., 152 Thomas W., 145, 162 T. C., 152 Thomas, Sr., 59 Wm. Z., 89 Thos., 109 Lemmon Wm., 109 Belle, 146, 172 Laughlin infant, 153 Miss, 66 J. L., 153 Lauhon James, 63, 109 Joseph, 36, 136 James Montgomery, 145 Miss, 136 Janie, 146, 172 Nancy, 72 Jno. M., 142, 172 Samuel, 136 John M., 59, 109, 145 Silas, 136 Law, 146 Laurie Mary, 48 James, 26 Mary Ann, 109 Lavin Montgomery, 145 Jacob, 45 Mrs. Jno. M., 145, 165 Law Robert Y., 142 James, 52 W. J., 172 James W., 40, 52, 53 William, 146 Judge, 10 Leonard Margaret F., 40 L., 37 Rosa, 129 Leopard Samuel S., 10 Elizabeth, 45 Lawton Thomas, 45 William J., 8 Leslie Lay Frank, 51 Henry C., 77

Lester Lubbock Palmer, 168 Francis, 157 Lever Sarah Elizabeth Black, 157 Mrs. T. G., 152 Sarah Logan, 155 Lewis Lucas Adkin D., 14 Chas. A., 98 child, 136 child, 98 I. W., 27 Mrs., 69 James Overton, 20 Mrs. Chas. A., 98 Lawrence, 37 William M., 40 Mrs. R. B., 121 Lumpkin Richard, 25 Abraham, 103 Tom, 136 Abram F., 35, 101 Ligon daughter, 72 Frances E., 90 J. J., 168 J. S., 140 J. R., 168 Jno. S., 90 John, 103 Mrs., 89 Kathleen, 103 Mrs. C. L., 173 L. O., 168 Mrs. J. A., 140 Miriam, 101 Mrs. Thos. P., 89 Mrs. P. P., 103 T. P., Sr., 34 Mrs. T. T., 72 Thomas P., 136 Patience, 103 Lindsay Patience I., 92 J. G., 3 R. P., 168 Lipsey R. T., 168 Thos. A., 9 Liston Reubin P., 101 Harrison, 82 S. H., 168 Lockwood Simon Hyron, 167 Mrs. P. B., 105 T. T., 72, 168 P. B., 105 Lupo Logan E. S., 108 Edward, 20 infant, 166 Mrs. Roswell T., 20 James, 166 Roswell T., 20 Mrs. James B., 161 Lomax LyBrand Catherine, 117 Mrs. J. H., 111 Long Lyles Frances J., 162 A. C., 146 James, 162 A. Coleman, 160 James William, 162 Arromanus, 146 Mrs. H. W., 95 Arromanus, Sr., 146 Mrs. Wm., 162 Austin P., 144 Wm., 162 Austin Peay, 154 Wm. H., 162 B. E., 154 Lord Belton E., 122 Nathaniel W., 35 Boykin, 101 Lowther Boyklin, 62 Susan, 129 C. B., 151 E. F., 47 Wm. C., 125 E. Frank, 47 Wm. J., 119 Eber, 20 Lynch Eliza, 128 Bishop, 61 Elizabeth T., 127 David Province, 118 Elizabeth Tirzah, 85 John, 118 Faustina, 64 Mrs., 118 G. Marie, 74 Mrs. John, 118 Georgiana C., 101 Lyons J. D., 167 Paul, 21 J. F., 146, 154, 167 Macaulay Angus, 34 J. Frank, 64, 167 Mrs. D. J., 124 James S., 151 MacDaniel Jim, 165 Legion, 45 John, 125 Macfie John W., 154 Agnes, 66 Julius Edwin, 24 Catherine McGregor, 117 Lou S., 24 J. P., 117 Mary, 167 James, 140 Mary Woodward, 146 James P., 95 Mattie, 125 Jas. P., 66 Mattie Clark, 125 Miss, 140 Mortimer, 51 Mack Mrs. B. E., 121 John, 83 Mrs. C. B., 151 Mackey Mrs. G. C., 62 A. M., 39, 62, 67 Mrs. James S., 115 Albert, 62 Mrs. S. A., 119 Albert G., 67 Mrs. T. M., 144 E. W. M., 67 Mrs. Thomas M., 128 Genevieve, 39 Mrs. Wm. C., 127 Mrs. A. M., 62 N. P., 24, 143 Sarah P., 67 Nathan, 85, 127 Mackorell Nicholas P., 144 daughter, 55 Olin Hugh, 151 J. B., 137 Rossie, 122 J. C., 137, 138 Sallie C., 127 Jake, 137 Sue Boykin, 78 James, 28 T. M., 144, 160 Jane B., 19 Thomas, 32 John C., 19 Thomas M., 151, 154 Maggie, 138 Thos., 32, 154 Moses, 55 Thos. M., 128 Mrs. John C., 55 W. Boykin, 144 Mrs. Moses, 92 W. C., 125 Pet, 137 Will, 125 R. J., 137 William Boykin, 154 W. H., 137 Wm . H., 119 Maclean daughter, 92 Clara Dargan, 107 G. D., 146 Jos. A., 107 Gladney P., 106 Macon H. O., 103 Benjamin Ward, 93 James, 8, 33, 132 Lucretia, 167 M. B., 129 Madden Martha, 146 Campbell, 86, 126 Mary Ann, 78 Jane, 86 Mary M., 79 Martha, 43 Miss, 72 T. B., 43, 86 Mrs. R. F., 37, 92 Thomas, 126 Mrs. R. L., 129 Thomas B., 126 Mahone Mrs. S. G., 160 Wm., 119 R. C., 105 Malone R. F., 92, 126 Hugh E., 5 R. L., 138 Mann Robt. L., 78 Carrie R., 64 Starks P., 151 child, 147 W. M., 126 David N., 131 Waites, 100 Frank, 147 William E., 16 James, 131 Wm. A., 22, 78 Luther Holmes, 64 Wm. D., 16 Mary, 64 Wm. M., 33 Mary James, 63 Mason Mrs. James, 131 E. M., 141 Mrs. R. C., 166, 167 E. W., 154 Mrs. Thomas, 63 Eber B., 141 Samuel Laurence, 131 Mrs. E. M., 154 Thomas, 63 Mrs. Eber, 139 Thomas F., 64, 131 Mrs. W. N., 111 Manry Sallie, 141 Harry, 12 W. N., 111 Marion Washington N., 141 Mrs. J. A., 153 Massey Mrs. W. F., 161 Elizabeth, 139 Marsh Matchet W. A., 98 Richard, 39 Marshall Matthews Jane, 122 George, 32 John, 13 Governor, 120 John Hugh, 27 J. E., 169 Mrs. Warren R., 39 Jno. P., 88 Robert, 6 Jno. P., Jr., 82 Wm., 6 Jno. P., Sr., 88 Martin John P., 120 Carrie, 139 Margaret Ruff, 82 Charles M., 64 Mary Elliott, 169 Mrs. J. E., 169 Laura, 59 Mrs. Jno. P., Jr., 82 Laura Glenn, 147 Mrs. John E., 126 Mary, 88 Mrs. John P., 124 Mrs. J. G., 97 Seymour, 120 Mrs. J. W., 101 Mauldin Mrs. James G., 54 Mrs., 42 Mrs. S. H., 113 William, 6 Sarah, 116 Maxwell Sue B., 62 D. J. C., 156 McCarley Sallie Richardson, 156 Anna, 148 Maynardie H., 10 E. J., 96 Hessie, 148 Mayo J. D., 92 Mary, 120 J. Scott, 148 Phillip R., 116 Jno. D., 119 Wm., 120 Mazyck John K., 79 Alexander H., 12 Leonard, 80 McAfee Mattie L., 79 Lee Y., 124 Mrs. R. J., 37 McAlily Mrs. W. K., 154 Samuel, 52 R. J., 37, 80, 92 Wallace, 105 Robert, 37, 119 Wm., 105 Samuel, 154 McAlister W. K., 154 Mary, 42 McCarter McAlpine J. LeGrand, 49 Mrs. J. R., 124 McCarthy McBurney Jeremiah, 78 Amanda I., 165 McCaw Margie, 165 Bell, 133 McCallister Belle, 159 Maria Sarah, 114 Ben, 46 McCandless Harry, 159 Leslie, 133 Mrs. N. J., 164 McCants Narcissa, 165 George, 78, 116 W. H., 33 George B., 90 McCintock Glenn, 60 James Jones, 39 J. G., 60 McClung J. Glenn, 118 Belle, 105 J. J., 38 McClure J. W., 62 Maria, 71 J. William, 78 Robt. N., 173 James, 88 McConnell James B., 54, 147 Andrew, 170 James G., 54 Jas., 91 James Glenn, 59, 147 Malinda J., 130 Jemima, 88 Mrs., 130 McCormack McCully George, 50 James, 74 McCormick John, 32 Sam, 173 McDaniel Samuel, 173 son, 70 McCoy Wm., 70 Marion, 129 McDonald McCreight C. E., 97 D. B., 9 J. E., 118, 142 D. E., 77 Josephine, 172 J. K., 106 L., 97 James, 25 Marion, 142 Jas., 88 Mrs. J. E., 124, 142 Jos, W., 88 Mrs. M. L., 97 Robert, 7 Mrs. Madison, 134 Robt. J., 88 Solicitor, 97 Sally, 3 W. L., 97 Samuel, 106 W. S., 168 W. A., 85 McDow Wm., 3, 88 E. S., 172 McCroery Robert S., 172 Mrs. C. G., 155 T. B., 172 McCrorey McDowell boy, 156 D. A., 86 Dock, 154 D. E., 108, 109 girl, 154 David E., 155 J. A., Sr., 64 Eliza, 71 James, 4 James, 53 James A., 83, 105 Jno., 16 Jas. A., 88 John, 45, 53 Mattie H., 102 Kate, 130, 171 Milissa, 96 Martha S., 108 Mrs. R. M., 156 Miss, 112, 129 R. M., 156 Mrs., 108, 109, 163 Sarah L., 64 Mrs. D. E., 101, 153 Son, 4 Mrs. H. A., 30 W. B., 129 Mrs. J. J., 164 W. T., 102, 105, 114 Mrs. John, 38, 45 William T., 102 S. C., 108 McCulley S. R., 108 Wm., 31 Samuel M., 108 McCullough McDuffie Bob, 112 George, 33 Cuff, 29 McEachern J. Turner, 84 Mrs. J. J., 173 Nannie, 102 McGarity Nannie Lee, 102 Agnes, 173 Pickett, 102 Ethel, 173 William Pickett, 102 Jessie May, 173 Marie, 173 Jones H., 104 Mrs. L. J., 173 McLaughlin Mrs. Lilla, 160 E. C., 98 McGill McLean A. J., 133 D. J., 138 Andrew J., 138 Mrs. D. J., 131 McCain, 79 Susan, 138 Mrs. Thomas, Sr., 97 McLeod Mrs. Thos. A., 79 Alice, 100 Thos. A., 79 Charlie P., 122 Wm., 10 Mrs. S., 137 McGinney McLure Cecelia, 23 John, 113 McGowan McLurkin Gen., 30 S. B., 74 Homer L., 30 McMaster Bessie, 156 John Young, 21 Beulah, 166 Samuel, 126 McGrady Bratton, 133 James, 39 Chalmers, 75 Mrs. Jno., 88 Col., 133 McGregor D. E., 124 Peter, 117 D. R., 47 McIver, 106 Elizabeth, 66 McKay Elizabeth B., 124 Mrs. B. D., 111 F. H., 156 Robt., 137 F. W., 111, 117, 140 McKee Flora, 156 Mrs., 174 G. H., 86, 93, 106, 124, 133 Scott, 42 Geo. B., 156 McKenzie George, 36 Mrs. A., 40 McKeown George H., 32, 140, 156 E. F., 159 Gregg, 156 Ephraim, 160 H. B., 124 Hugh, 159, 160 H. P., 27 Mrs. E. F., 159 Harriet R., 95 Mrs. Ephraim, 160 J. F., 68, 110, 124 McKinstry J. R., 36, 134, 165 Mary C., 61 J. R., Sr., 95, 110, 111, 134 Mrs. J. C., 84 Jno. H., 166 T. B., 61, 84, 131, 155 John, 55, 67, 74 Thomas, 61, 76 Kitty R., 68 W. Wylie, 142 Laura, 166 McKlin Louise, 156 Mrs., 157 M. B., 124 McLane Maggie, 165 Dora, 113 Mallie, 124 H. F., 142 Margaret, 93 J. Hendrix, 112 Mary, 124 Mary F., 156 McNaul Miss, 66, 123 John, 6, 93 Mrs., 47 William N., 93 Mrs. F. W., 117, 133 Wm., 93 Mrs. G . H., 106 McNaull Mrs. G. H., 93, 106, 133 John, 3 Mrs. J. F., 150 McNeel J. M., 80 Mrs. J. R., 36 McNeil Mrs. R. N., 123, 162 James, 120 R. J., 123 Jas., 120 R. N., 140, 156 Mary, 120 Rachel, 67, 156 McNulty Sallie, 86 Mr., 31 Schelly, 111 McPheeters T. M., 166 Mrs. A. G., 15 Virginia Lee, 133 McPherson Winnie, 156 James T., Jr., 172 McMeekin McQuartters A., 38 Samuel Y., 68 Allie, 122 McWillie Andrew, 36 Ex-Governor, 12 E. J., 158 Meador D. J., 160 Edward, 122 Lemuel E., 97 Elizabeth, 168 Lidie Pollnitz, 160 Ida, 158 Means J. A., 158 Alice H., 80 J. G., 106 B. H., 67 Jacob, 122, 158 Belle, 81 James, 168 Beverly, 90, 114 Joe, 168 Carrie, 59 Joel, 168 Claudia, 12 John, 168 David C., 20, 38, 59 Joseph, 169 David H., 67 Martha, 169 David Harper, 159 Miss, 121 E. J., 38, 40 Mr., 36 Edward, 12 McMeekin’s Elizabeth M., 20 A. J., 158 McMillan Ellen Catherine, 20 C., 170 Isaac, 129 John, 46 Isaac H., 80 William, 30 Janie P., 90 McMillian John, 66 Belle, 62 John H., 34, 159 McMullen Maria Coulter, 119 Mary, 59 Mary P., 67 McNall Miss, 45 William, 46 Nathan, 102

R. Starke, 34 Carrie, 91 Robert, 57, 66, 159 Charles, 13 Robt., 81 D. A., 59 Sallie E., 66 Eleanor F., 59 William Strother, 67 Elizabeth, 49 Meares G. H., 61 R. A., 152 Hugh, 59 Mellicamp Hugh L., 59 Mrs. P. C., 65 J. H., 77 Mellichamp John, 43 T. W., 138 Mellichampe Leila S., 77 Styles R., 138 Mrs., 155 T. W., 138 Mrs. R. B., 147 Melton Mrs. R. G., 118 Baumell, 163 Thomas S., 50 C. D., 38 Milling George W., 27, 39 A., 115 Hattie Powell, 163 David, 57, 115 L. H., 163 David Young, 115 Sallie J., 163 Emmie Brooks, 138 Ulysse, 163 Hugh, 147 W. C. D., 27 Hugh A., 28 W. M., 163 Hugh Yongue, 138 Mercer J. A., 138 George, 38 J. S., 115 infant, 140 Jane Wright, 115 Joe, 140 John M., 57 Merrill Margaret, 137 J. T., 134 Mary, 146, 172 Mrs. J. T., 134 Mrs. Hugh, 60 Ruth, 134 Sarah, 147 Metts Mills Mrs. M. McCoy, 173 E. M., 124 W. A., 173 J. E., 161 Mickle J. M., 134 James, 129 L. T., 161 Susan, 163 Mary, 161 Mikell Mattie Bell, 134 Mary, 51 Mrs. J. M., 134 T. B., 68 Plummer, 161 Miles W. H., 161 Carrie, 55 Millen W. W., 161 John, 18 Mimnaugh Mrs. J. L., 164 Mrs. W. H., 145 Minor Miller Isaiah, 85 A. P., 59 Minton B. F., 160 Thomas, 165 Caroline, 111 Mitchell Samuel F., 68, 85 Bessie M., 155 W. D., 153 Thos. P., 150 Willie, Jr., 168 W. F., 150 Wm. D., 154 William, 8 Montgomery Moak C. A., 173 H. A., 100 C. R., 100 Mrs. H. A., 109 Chas. A., 164 Mrs. J. J., 100 Hugh, 100 Mobley Isabella, 100 A. J., 70, 174 John B., 173 Andrew, 44 Mary, 100 Annie, 166 Mrs. John D., 164 Bessie, 166 S. L., 164, 173 Catherine, 53 T. W., 23 Clarence, 174 W. B., 100 E. D., 165 Monts E. P., 44, 65 John R., 48 E. P., Sr., 134 Mrs. John R., 48 Edward P., Jr., 100, 126 Ulysse, 48 Edward P., Sr., 95 Moore, 38 Hattie, 134 A. L., 163 infant, 114 C. C., 91 Isaiah, 171 Geo. W., 163 Jack, 165 George, 23, 163 John, 47, 65, 100 Gertrude, 163 John C., 31 J. W., 163 John G., 159 Jacob, 43 John Glover, 159 John B., 36 Kate, 166 Lallie, 130 M. H., 114 Levi, 130 Mamie, 31 Mary E., 54 Mary, 127 Mrs. M. A., 143 Mary E., 68 Mrs. Wm., 163 Miss, 107, 164, 174 Mrs. Wm. M., 155 Mrs., 120, 165 O. B., 71 Mrs. Andrew, 79 Tommie, 91 Mrs. E. P., 65 W. C., 77 Mrs. Edward P., Sr., 100 Morehead Mrs. J. B., 51 Ex-Governor, 3 Mrs. James B., 56 Morgan Mrs. M. H., 91 Albon C., 31 N. Frank, 174 Charles, 8 Nannie, 165 Eugene, 132 Nathan, 165 I. C., 31 Reuben, 100 J. R., 132 Robert Lafayette Yongue, 133 John, 149 Robt. L., 154 Mrs., 5 Mrs. D. Y., 166 Mulvaney Mrs. J. R., 132 James M., 23 S. H., 166 Mulvina W. B., 166 Jane, 147 Morris Murphy Elisha, 62 E. M., 34 Isaac, 85 Mrs. Mary, 152 James, 62 S. A., 158 John C., 87 T. J. H., 20 Mary, 87 Tarleton, 46 Mrs., 144 Willie, 20 Mrs. Isaac, 85 Wm. E., 13 Mrs. S. E., 85 Murray E. B., 110 Susan E., 85 Morrison John B., 148 Mrs., 147 John W., 102 Mrs. Shannon, 114 W. B., 125, 148 R. S., 114 Murtishaw Thos., 28 Rachel, 34 Mushatt Robert, 6 Cicero, 10 Shannon, 114 Myers W. A., 34 John A., 138 William, 114 Mrs. John, 138 Morrissey Sarah, 128 Thomas, 11 Nance Morse Mrs., 155 Frank, 8 Neal Samuel Finley Breese, 21 Archibald, 20 Morton Frank, 86 David K., 100 Henry, 78 Emma, 164 J. D., 151 Mrs. E. B., 165 J. H., 153 Robert D., 102 Katie, 86 W. M., 102 Lottie, 154 Mothershed Mrs. W. A., 132 Florence, 115 Motley W. A., 153 Ruben, 75 Wm. C., 78 Moultrie Neel Alexander, 14 Mr., 26 General, 14 Neely child, 93 James, 14 Moyer John, 21 Andrew, Sr., 13 T. M., 136 Muller Thos., 93 Mrs. Jacob S., 114 Neil Mulvana Annie J., 37 Hugh, 103 J. H., 165 Janie, 147 Jno. H., 159 John J., 37 Mattie, 83 Mrs. Edward, 135 Miss, 136 Nooks Mrs. John H., 87, 129 Lavinia, 59 William Capers, 79 North Nelson Louise Gilbert, 143 Claudia, 22 Rial, 4 David, 169 Norwood E. A., 130, 157 Miss Willie, 37 Eliza, 172 Nott Martha C., 45 Martha, 130 Richard T., 45 Miss, 95 Nugent Mrs. W. M., 160 Thomas, 6 W. M., 22, 111, 130 Nunnery William T., 22 Benj., 30 Nesbit O’Farrel Mrs. Evie, 155 A. P., 123 Nevitt O’Neill Caroline, 138 John, 92 New Oates Mrs. Daniel, 29 Rufus, 83 Newbill Obear Alex., 172 H. N., 48, 91 Elizabeth, 172 Henry Norwood, 128 Fannie, 172 James, 91 Newman Janie, 45 Mrs. C. L., 162 John Harris, 48 Newnham Josiah, 45, 61, 128 Mrs. Chas., 130 Newton Mrs. H. N., 91 Eugenia, 58 Odell Nichols Miss, 158 A. J., 84 Odom Joshua, 8 J. O., 83 Oliphant John, 135 Mattie, 6 John T., 135 N. C., 6 Martha, 84 Ollever Mrs., 75, 163 E. W., 43, 46, 107 Osmund, 84 Nannie, 107 Priscilla, 75 Olliver Robert Sandifer, 139 Mrs. S. A., 147 Nicholson Orchard Mrs., 141 Wm. H., 57 Mrs. A. R., 164 Orr Mrs. E. R., 32 James L., 15 Nickolson Miss, 15 Charles, 58 Outze Nix Mr., 30 A. J., 11 Owens Noble Albert W., 82 Edward, 37 Harry, 140 L. D., 53 Mrs. E. W., 131 L. E., 172 W. H., 123 Mary, 140 William E., 72 Mollie, 26 Wm. H., 24 Mrs. M. V., 23 Parrott S. H., 82 Nathan, 18 Sarah S., 78 Patrick Wm. A., 6 J. B., 164 Owings John R., 164 child, 68 Mrs. Thomas G., 164 Elizabeth, 72 R. A., 164 J. M., 72 S. R., 164 Mary A., 109 W. M., 164 Mitchell L., 81 Y. G., 164 Thomas, 68 Patterson Oxendine John B., 25 Archibald W., 15 Mrs., 37 Oxner Thomas, 15 Jno. D., 88 Patton Mrs., 79 E. L., 172 Mrs. T. D., 86 Prof., 121 T. D., 19, 32, 51, 52, 88, 112 Paul W. J., 34 A. M., 76 Pagan Miss, 158 E. F., 134 Paulling I. F., 134 E. R., 41 Irvine F., 134 Pawell Annie, 135 James, 96, 134, 136 Payne Mrs. James, 136 Mr., 4 Palmer Thomas, 25 E. G., 102 Pearson E. P., 37 Edward P., 79 Edward Genderon, 5 Elizabeth M., 9 Edward Gendron, Sr., 102 Ellen, 131 John D., 152 G. B., 131 Thos., 5 G. Butler, 138 W., Jr., 44 George, 94 Pape George B., 7, 9, 170 F., 27 Park George Butler, 131 A. M., 174 Geroge B., 84 Mrs. R. R., 162 John, 59 W. D., 174 Mary, 94 Parker Miss, 170 Dr., 38 Rebecca, 160 Emma, 38 Rock, 38 G. H., 33 Peay G. W., 111 A. F., 101 Martha S., 111 Antony, 94 Austin F., 128 Petticrew daughter, 101 Andrew, 33 Eliza, 154 Pettigrew Jno., 110 A. R., 171 John E., 32 Butler, 97 Mary English, 138 Cornie, 97 Mrs. A. F., 101 G. B., 60, 86, 171 Mrs. Nicholas, 23 James Davis, 60 N. A., 138 John, 86 N.A., 155 Mrs. R., 60 Nat., 51 W. T., 171 Nicholas A., 128 Philips Mrs., 88 Thomas, 103 Phillips Peck Hiram, 31 Sarah B., 114 James, 100 Thomas, 114 Perghtals James Henry, 31 Gardner, 16 John, 160 John, 16 Lizzie, 100, 121, 160 Perrin Miss, 136 Eunice C., 77 Mrs. R. W., 153 Ivy, 132 R. W., 100, 136, 160 James, 77 Phinney Mrs. G. C., 150 Mary, 143 Thomas C., 43 Mrs. M. A., 130 Perry Nancy S., 45 B. F., 25 Pickens Emma, 62 Ex-Gov., 11 Emma C., 62 Pickett John, 103 Geo., 173 John R., 16 Harriet, 40 Mrs., 103 Mack, 58 Phillip, 167 Mrs. T. J., 62 R. K., 82 Robert Hayne, 25 Pierce Susanna, 173 Clara Richardson, 123 Susannah M., 173 Pierson T. J., 62 Geo. B., 6 Thomas J., 62 Pile Thos. J., 173 Henry, 171 W. E., 160 Plumer Perry’s Wm. Swan, 55 T. J., 128 Poag Peters child, 143 John, 93 Jim Chauncey, 143 son, 93 John, 143 Petigru Mrs. Jim Chuncey, 143 Adele, 143 Mrs. John, 143 J. L., 56 Poellnitz Mrs., 154 Polinitz Mrs. D. A., 168 Louise, 144 Mrs. Neil, 124 Pollnitz Pressly Edwin S., 160 David, 101 Polnitz W. L., 168 Mary, 128 Preston Poovey Harriet M., 12 Ivey, 127 Walter R., 12 Poovy Wm. C., 159 Herman, 89 Price Pope Carrie, 101 Irancus, 85 E. G., 146 Iraneous, 52 infant, 129 Mrs., 138 Iretta, 124 Mrs. Amon, 85 James, 138 Porcher Augustus H., 114 John, 90 Eliza Marion, 114 Mary, 27 Porter Miss, 60 A. A., 31 Mrs. T. N., 129 A. L., 149 T. N., 129 C. M., 62 Thomas J., 167 Charles S., 133 Thos., 101 Ed., 149 Prince Lawrence, 149 Mr., 14 Mamie, 130 Propst F. E., 144 Mary Logan, 31 J. H., 108 Mr., 22 Jas. Clark, 83 Mrs. A. L., 135 Jno. B., 83 William D., 64 Postell John B., 108 John, 168 John F., 53 Poteet John H., 144 Elizabeth, 33 Margaret, 144 LaFavette, 79 W. K., 22, 53 Mrs. Lafayette, 50 Wyatt M., 144 Powell Province A. E., 44 Col., 104 Aaron H., 78 D. M., 118 Edgar A., 74 David, 35, 118 Jacob E., 96 Quarles Jno. W., 44 Bob, 89 Joseph, 27 Wm., 89 Miss, 162 Quattlebaum Powers A. G., 165 Hiram, 29 B. J., 165 Pratt C. P., 165 William, 51 Chas., 165 Pressley daughter, 136 Israel, 29 E. G., 136 Ed., 165 Tabitha, 42 Jennie, 165 Ragsdale Miss M. E., 165 E. B., 111 Mrs. B. J., 136 G. W., 111 Mrs. E. G., 136 James, 117 Theo., 165 Mary, 171 W. M., 165 Mrs., 140 Quattlebeum Mrs. B. A., 153 B. J., 135 Mrs. M. E., 171 Raban Nancy K., 111 Mrs. James, 161 Raines Rabb Emaline, 133 Charles K., 145 Joe, 141 Chas., 108 Lizzie, 163 Clarence, 145 M. B., 163 E. A., 116 Musco Boulware, 163 Eber, 116 T. C., 163 Eber A., 118 Wm., 163 Ed., 108 Rains Elizabeth C., 75 C. B., 170 Elvira C., 59 Mrs. James, 82 Elvira E., 61 Raleigh Glazier, 108 John Wesley, 137 Horace, 145 Ramsey J. G., 21 John, 108 J. Glazier, 145 Sallie W., 108 J. H., 136 Randolph B. D., 10 James, 145 D. F., 10 Jonathan, 70, 108, 169 Lucy, 158 Lottie, 169 Rankin Martha, 116 Mary, 27 Mrs. C. H., 115 Rasky Mrs. H. S., 136 Dr,, 4 Mrs. N., 137 Ratterree Mrs. T. W., 37 Amelia, 65 Mrs. W. L., 108 daughter, 30 Nancy K., 145 J. D., 65 son, 37 Joseph, 30 T. W., 37 Miss, 164 Thos. W., 108 Rawling Thos. W., Sr., 82 Rev. Mr., 16 W. R., 116 Rawls William S., 96 Elizabeth, 109 Wm. S., 59, 61 J. D., 158 Rabon Lila, 60 Mrs. Hampton, 161 Livinia, 85 Radcliffe Mrs. M. D., 126 T. W., 17 Mrs. T. W., 121, 147 Mrs. Wade, 147 Susan Eliza, 72 Nancy, 158 Wm., Sr., 20 Nancy Gunning, 158 Rhett T. M., 109 B. S., 3 T. W., 147, 158 John T., 104 T. Wade, 85 R. Barnwell, 13 W. H., 60 Rhine Reagan Noah, 103 John H., 159 Rice Reamer Agnes, 95 Mrs. W. S., 173 J. H., 66 Reed Mrs. S. M., 150 Daniel, 15 Rebecca, 122 Reeder Samuel F., 94 Pinch, 29 Richardson Samuel C., 7 Albert, 163 Reedy baby, 163 Andy, 7 James S. G., 48 Reeves Mrs., 111 Brum, 167 Mrs. Albert, 163 daughter, 51 Thos., 35 Ewell, Jr., 51 Willard, 123 Mrs. R. C., 167 Richmond R. C., 167 Corbin T., 148 Refo H. B., 148 C. L., Sr., 65 J. L., 116 Charles L., Jr., 63 J. M., 116, 148 Charles L., Sr., 63 James, 148 Maria L., 63 Jas. L., 147 Wm. A., 19 Jno. M., 147 Reid John, 116 Hayne, 38 Mrs., 66 Judge, 120 Mrs. J. M., 116 Mr., 64 Spier, 148 Rebecca, 168 Rembert William K., 148 Mrs. T. M., 139 Rion James Henry, 82 Mrs. Thos., 154 Reynolds Jas. H., 68 George L., 141 Mary C., 125 George N., 36, 46 Mrs. Jas. H., 68 J. L., 44 Rivers child, 42 Jno. S., 72 Constant, 146 Joseph, 79 J. H., 42 Louisa, 141 Roach Mary E., 46 Mrs., 12 Mary H., 79 Roberts Mrs. C. M., 44 Maggie, 174 Sue E., 72 Nancy, 135 Robertson T. Ross, Jr., 117 Allen Jones, 85 T. T., 97, 153 Amelia, 132, 173 T. W., 139, 154 Annie, 31, 154 Thomas, 48, 75 B. H., 73, 132, 139, 173 Thomas J., 74, 127 Benoni, 48 Thomas Ross, 135 Bessie, 135 Thomas T., 92 Bonona, 113 Thos. G., 113, 116, 139 Captain, 75 Thos. R., 88 Carrie, 154 Thos. W., 154 D. H., 73, 138 W. R., 135 Dr., 150 Walter, 153 Duncan C., 129 Walter Couturier, 150 E. W., 127 William, 92, 94 Elizabeth Caroline, 135 William R., 75, 135 Francis M., 129 Robinson George, 48 Addie, 150 George, Sr., 69 Agnes Jennings, 104 Hattie, 46 Alex., 128 Hawley, 138 Alexander, 146 J. C., 127 Anna, 154 James C., 48 Annie M., 60 Jno. E., 74 C. A., 154 John, 74 David G., 139 John A., 46 Durham, 174 John E., 96 Elizabeth, 146 Joseph Gladney, 94 Ellen Stanley, 143 Julia, 135 Frances E., 169 Julia R., 119 Fred, 132 L. H., 76 J. L., 128 Lela, 174 J. Leonard, 104 M. C., 150, 153 J. W., 124, 153, 154 Mary, 154 J. Washington, 128 Mrs. David, 138 Janie O., 61 Mrs. Dixon H., 58 Jas. K., 5 Mrs. Henry, 121 Jessie, 128 Mrs. Judge, 9 John W., 58, 105 Mrs. S. C., 153 Jude, 132 Mrs. T. C., 85, 142 Margaret E., 127 Mrs. T. G., 102 Mary, 132 Mrs. T. R., 59 May, 132 Mrs. T. T., 70 Mr. J., 166 N. C., 119 Mrs. G. A., 154 Nathan C., 95 Mrs. J. C., 174 Sallie, 73, 97, 154 Mrs. J. L., 119 T. C., 85, 150, 153 Mrs. T. J., 166 T. R., 75, 135 Mrs. W. H., 147 T. Ross, 31 Mrs. Washington, 128 Rebecca, 153 Miss, 126 Rebecca E., 154 Mrs. W. L., 103, 158 Samuel, 26, 128 R. R., 98 Sidney, 132 Robt. R., 103 T. H., 60 Sallie, 80 W. Banks, 147 William, 151 W. R., 132 Rose Washington, 128 Harriet E., 48 Will, 128 Roseborough William, 174 Robt., 136 William E., 94 Ross Roche George, 18 Annie Louisa, 80 Isaac, 81 Margaret, 72 Jane, 18 Mrs. W. G., 72 March, 81 W. G., 72, 126 R. U., 7 Rogers Rosseau Nannie A., 155 Lovell H., 11 W. A., 50 Rosser John, 36, 57 William Anderson, 50 Rounds Roland Frank, 12 John, 60 Rowe Romedy Caroline, 96 Mrs. W. A., 106 John, 34 son, 106 Mansel, 96, 102 W. A., 106 Rowell Roof Mrs. M. C., 29 Glenn, 172 Rowser Mrs. W. D., 172 Henry, 128 W. D., 172 Ruff Root A. F., 73 George, 21 D. G., 49, 108 Rosborough D. Walter, 128 B. C., 32 Daniel, 42 Benjamin R., 169 David H., 40 E. K., 103, 158 Emmie, 73 Eugenia, 103, 158 Florence, 128 G. L., 103, 158 Harriet, 135 J. A., 147 Harriet Emmie, 128 J. C., 103 L. W., 122 James L., 22 Marion Wesley, 49 Jane, 142 Mr., 108 Jennie, 123 Mrs. A. F., 124 John, 158 Mrs. Herbert, 158 John A., 98 Mrs. M. E., 73 M. L., 169 Mrs. M. V., 70 Maggie, 147 Robert Plaxico, 70 Mary E., 103 S. W., 70, 108 Matilda, 79 Spencer, 94 Julia, 46 T. W., 172 Willie D., 9 W. A., 42 Screven W. Herbert, 135 John Henry, 30 W. M., 108 Mrs. E. M., 30 Walter, 135 W. I., 30 Ruff’s Scruggs Mrs. D. G., 151 Anna R., 73 Rush C. H., 111, 139 Mrs. Seaborn, 154 E. G., 139 Russell Lee, 139 Annie, 119 M. K., 84 J. S., 145 Mrs. Dr., 78 James, 87 Mrs. Edward G., 149 Jane, 145 Mrs. M. K., 84 Rutgledge T., 134 Joe, 13 T. W., 139 Rutland Thomas W., 73 James M., 33 Warren, 139 Judge, 56 Sears Mrs. S. R., 154 Bomas, 53 Sadler Secrest J. Milton, 125 Andrew J., 26 Sain Melissa, 26 Mrs., 151 Seiglar Salter Mr., 22 Samuel, 96 Seigler Samuels George, 127 daughter, 76 J.W., 151 L., 76 Jno. W., 56, 130 Mrs. L., 76 John R., 69 Solomon, 123 Sanders John W., 69 Mrs. L. E., 28 Margaret E., 127 Mrs. L. K. C., 161 Martha, 151 W. M., 161 Mary E., 56 Sausey Wm. J., 151 Mrs. Robert T., 173 Senior Schriner Crecie, 12 Miss, 141 Settlemeyer Schultze J. W., 29 Karl, 43 Shand Schumpert Peter J., 82 Jesse, 29 Shannon Scott Wm. M., 53 B. R., 137 Sharp Dr., 120 D. T., 170 Ira S., 9, 89 Sam, 170 J. G., 11 W. J., 156 John S., 106 Shaw Allen R., 36 Henrietta, 170 Sill J. W., 149 Edward, 22 John, 103 Simmons Margaret, 91 R. L., 10 Margaret J., 73 Simms Mrs., 109 Mrs. A. J., 19 Mrs. M. L., 108, 109 Robert M., 73, 91 Shea Pink, 109 Ann, 24 Simons Thomas Y., 42 Eliza, 24 Simonton Shealy Caroline, 12 Mrs., 29 Shedd Ellen, 104 Carrie C., 120 John, 92 Eber, 24 John, Sr., 53 George, 87 R. G., 115 J. N., 24 Robert G., 127 James N., 13, 120 S. R., 93 Jane M., 24 S. Robert, 92 Joe, 121 Sarah, 72 Shell W. B., 72 Dr., 10 Simpson Frank C., 141 Annie P., 23 G. W., 141 child, 63 George W., 143 Eliza, 130 Shelton Geo. J., 89 Cynthia Caroline, 120 George, 47, 50 Hattie C., 74 Jno. A., 63, 81 Mrs. Wm. J., 65 Lewis, 157 Thomas J., 120 Mary, 71, 84 W. J., 48, 74 Mrs. Jno. A., 63 William J., 104, 120 Mrs. L. E., 116 Willie J., 65 Mrs. Samuel, 147 Wm. J., 65 Nathan, 72 Shewell Robt., 95 Livington D., 26 Samuel, 28 Shields T. B., 157 James, 47 W. D., 54 Thomas L., 67 William, 95 Shivar William Dunlap, 98 Mrs. N. F., 172 Sims Shiver C. P., 139 C., 28 G. T., 138 Shoemaker Mrs., 121 Augusta, 55 Mrs. A., 110 infant, 85 Mrs. Adolphus, 110 J. H., 85 Mrs. C. P., 139 Mrs. J. H., 85 Mrs. G. T., 129 Samuel H., 55 Sinkler H. A., 30 Mrs. A. B., 133 Henry A., 36 Sitgreaves J. Bolton, 49 F. A., 80 J. M., 94 Freddie, 80 J. N., 20 Mrs. F. A., 80 James H., 66 Sitton James Harvey, 32 J. G., 67 Sleigh Jas. M., 148 Captain, 60 Joel A., 32, 87 Claude, 60 John, 131 Sligh John M., 147 Dida, 127 Julius, 86 Mr., 111 Libbie, 122 Mrs., 111 Lizzie, 52 Mrs. M. J., 111 Luella H., 49 Mrs. T. W., 127 Margaret McCully, 122 T. W., 127 McBride, 122 W. H., 119 Miss, 148 Sloan Mrs. Aug. W., 135 Benj., 114 Mrs. D. G., 137, 163 Benjamin, 100 Mrs. Henry A., 36 James, 25 Mrs. I. T., 94 Jas. R., 105 Mrs. J. M., 94 Lizzie E., 25 Mrs. Jno. A., 164 Mrs. Lizzie, 160 Mrs. M. M., 160 Mrs. William, 94 Mrs. W. G., 167 Robert P., 56 Mrs. Wm. A., 122 Susan H., 174 Olive I., 161 Sloane R. B., 77 Jennie Boag, 159 Sallie, 95 Mary, 161 Thos. W., 66 Orr, 158 Tommy, 36 William, 159 William, 9 William Orr, 159 William T., 66 Smart Wm. A., 122 Jno. W., 96 Smyth Miss A. M., 168 Thos., 30 Mrs. Preston G., 104 Snail S. M., 71 John G., 11 Smith Solloway Chas. J., 121 Robert C., 16 child, 94 Sondley Cynthia, 147 Burrell, 8 D. G., 137 Soule David, 52 Julian, 25 Eber, 30 Mrs. Julian, 25 Fannie, 88, 112 Souter Mrs. C. B., 59 George H., 116 Sowell Harriett, 39 Jno., 11 J. B., 117 S. F., 11 Mary, 117 Speake’s Steinkuhier Geo. T., 44 Sgt., 7 Spears Steinmeyer Joshua A., 13 George E., 24 Spence Stenhouse Patrick M., 145 Adam, 8 Spencer Stephenson Samuel, 36 Andrew, 47 Spigener Butler, 171 M. D., 145 J. K., 171 Spires Margaret, 29 Capt., 89 Springle Sarah, 171 Jemima, 141 Sterling Sprinkle Sarah, 153 Capt., 146 Thos., 104 Wm., 141 Stevens Spurrier Chancey, 26 F. M., 20, 110 Walter H., 7 Francis Marion, 121 Stevenson Ben, 97 J. C., 110 Bessie Louise, 173 James C., 110 Cynthia, 90 Joe, 102 D. L., 173 Thos. J., 35 Squier E. E., 22 A. C., 113 Earl, 173 Emeline, 113 Ernest, 127 Jno. C., 113 George, 103 Mrs. John C., 41 Hattie, 151 Stack Hugh A., 149 John J., 6 J. E., 156 Stanley James, 89 David S., 155 James B., 173 Stanton Jno. B., 151 Ebenezer, 144 Kennedy, 173 Jonathan, 22 Macie, 156 W. J., 57 Mary, 151 William F., 111 Mrs. R. C., 156 Stark Mrs. R. M., 156 Mrs., 155 Mrs. Robert, 148 Starnes Mrs. S. B., 148, 173 J. W., 57 Patty Ruth, 173 Martha E., 71 Steel R. C., 173 Mr., 148 R. M., 80, 156 Steele R. Wade, 115 Edwin C., 74 Robert, 148 Frederick, 39 Robt., 115 S. B., 148 William, 52, 168 Sadie, 173 William Arthur, 131 Saml., 90 Stinson Samuel, 45 Daniel G., 49 Samuel H., 95 Stirling son, 148 Samuel, 58 William, 127 Stitt Belle, 57 Wm., 75 Stevenson’s J. T., 57 D. H., 130 J. T. W., 41 Steward Mrs. Jno. T., 122 Jane, 168 Willie, 41 Nannie, 168 Stocker Stewart Samuel D., 6 Benj. R., 13 Stokes daughter, 168 infant, 105 Esther, 145 Mrs. Henry, 170 Frank, 168 Mrs. W. S., 105 Ida, 52 Mrs. William, 123 Ida E., 52 W. S., 105 J. M., 153 Wm., 162 J. R., 131 Stoll Mrs. Adam, 139 J. Turner, 52 Stork James, 168 John, 8 James Hutchinson, 114 W. H., 148 James R., 56, 67 Strain Jas. S., 25 Rachel, 128 John, 168 Strawhorn Jos. A., 168 Miss, 158 Joseph, 145 Strohecker Katie Reid, 168 J. L., 122 Maggie, 131 mother, 122 Mary A. C., 56 Strong Mr., 22 Elizabeth, 86 Mrs. J. C., 130 Strother David R., 16 Mrs. J. M., 153 J. D., 64 Mrs. J. R., 131 Sam, 143 Mrs. J. Turner, 46 Stuart Mrs. R. C., 95 Barnwell S., 12, 13 Mrs. Robt., 168 Benj. R., 12 Nonie, 67 Ed. S., 168 Olivia, 165 J. C., 168 Robert, 168 J. W., 168 Robt., 168 James, 114 Rosa, 168 James H., 168 Samuel, 168 Sarah, 168 Thomas Bankhead, 168 W. B., 168 Turner, 52 Suber Mrs., 60 child, 162 S. H., 124 Daniel, 48 Samuel H., 60 E. B., 90 Terris G. W., 162 S. H., 163 Mrs. G. W., 162 Thomas Sugenheimer Ann, 148 B., 28 C. E., 83 infant, 28 Charles E., 148 Suggs Charles Edward, 88, 148 Robert P., 14 Charlotte Henrietta, 88 Summer Col., 126 Col. A. G., 3 Dr., 125 Henry, 10 Edward, 122 Sutton Edward W., 122 Mrs. Jesse, 147 Sweeny Emily Walter, 125 George L., 145 Francis Marion, 146 Swinton Henrietta, 125 Mary Ann, 16 I. C., 125 Sykes Isaac, 142 Wm. R., 63 J. P., 142, 146 Talbott Jane F., 67 John Mason, 30 John, 142 Talley John P., 29, 88, 125 Mrs. A. A., 26 John R., 126 N., 28 L. C., 146 Nicholas, 26 Lottie C., 142 Wm. H., 28 Manuel, 83 Taylor Miss, 88 Charlotte, 149 Peyrre, 67 E. H., 71 Samuel Peyre, 126, 142 Henry, 62 T. Gaillard, 122 John, 79 Washington Alston, 142 Lizzie E., 105 William Rosborough, 142 Mrs. C. P., 71 Thompkins Mrs. N. Y., 149 A. S., 118 Mrs. T. E., 171 D. A., 118 N. Y., 149 D. C., 118 Poole, 71 Thompson Wm. L., 101 A. R., 56 Team Charles, 55 James, 51 George, 86 Tennant J. L., 100 Benjamin, 150 Margaret, 55 E. B., 85 Marm Eliza, 165 infant, 85 Mrs., 100 Mrs. E. B., 85 Terrace O. R., 41, 55, 86 Hattie, 124 Osborne R., 66 Philip, 37 Todd Sam, 129 Belle McC., 140 W. B., 136 Carrie, 53 W. R., 38 J. M., 53, 73, 105 Thomson Mrs. J. M., 53, 73 Mrs C. R., 13 Tomlin Richard, 152 Edmonia, 148 Thorn Toney Charley, 129 Luthor, 12 Dr., 120 Torbit Fannie, 120 Mrs., 101 Mattie, 129 Townley John, 112 W. T., 45 Trapp William, 45, 64 Challie, 122 Wm., 120 Mrs., 122 Thorne Mrs. Edgar, 129 Martha, 120 Tidwell Rebecca, 122 B. N., 139 U. C., 122 D. W., 174 W. Y., 160 Jackson, 84 William H., 160 John, 29 Tray Sergeant, 4 Polly, 25 Traylor Strother, 25 M. E., 146 Wm., 169 Mrs., 116 Tilden Nancy, 146 Samuel J., 81 Tillinghast T. W., 146 Mrs., 173 Thos. W., 116 Tillman W. H., 116 Geo. D., 152 Trezevant Tilton D. H., 27 H. E., 49 Troot Timmons Peter, 16 Mrs. Wm., 144 Trotti Timms Sarah F., 67 A. M., 94 W. S., 67 Andrew, 82 Tuck Charles, 43, 82, 86 Geo. R., 50 Chas., 94 Tupper James, 9 James, 94 Turkett Sarah, 94 Mrs. Ira, 132 Tims W. L., 163 Archie, 47 Turner Charles, 47 A. Y., 137 Tinker Elizabeth, 109, 154 Mary, 77 Tinkler J. B., 129, 154 Hugh, 7 J. M., 104 Lawrence, 130 James, 129 Janie, 104, 158 Rebecca, 30 Jas., 154 Robert A., 25 John M., 137 Wallace Louise, 154 A. M., 91, 106 Mrs. J. M., 104 A. S., 65, 105, 161 Mrs. Joe, 103 Charles, 11 Mrs. P. C., 173 Fannie Colter, 159 W. K., 84 Geo. D., 98 William K., 78 J. W., 128 Turnipseed John, 106, 126, 128 B. R., 79 Mary, 91 E. B., 66 Mrs., 106 Tyler Mrs. A. M., 91 John W., 54 Peter M., 14 Lucy Tenney, 54 R. M., 98 Valentine Rebecca Witherspoon, 106 Mary, 170 Sallie, 153 Vanderbilt William, 159 Mrs. Suckey, 81 Willis, 18 Robert, 47 Wallace’s Vanderhost Mrs. A. M., 106 Arnoldus, 60 Walls Vann Wm., 102 Charlotte W., 71 Ward Varnadore Mrs. S. A., 164 John, 139, 173 Wardlaw son, 173 Daughter, 54 Vinson David L., 28 John, 80, 118 F. H., 155 Mr., 141 J. Lewis, 54 Mrs. John, 80 Mrs., 97 Mrs. M .E., 118 Waring Ralph Madden, 80 Mrs., 112 Wagener Warren John A., 39 John, 65 Walford Washington James H., 13 W. D., 19 Walker Waters A. T., 27 Claude, 91 George Rivers, 61 J. N., 71 Henry, 156 Mrs. J. J., 120 Iva, 104 Quinn O., 109 Jas., 131, 167 Watkins Mary A., 25 Baylis, 27 Mrs., 147 Zedekiah, 6 Mrs. D. V., 156 Watley Mrs. Jerre T., 27 Z. F., 116 Mrs. L. C., 27 Watson Mrs. Thos., 16 Martha, 141 Mr., 141 Mrs. C. E., 101 Weldon Mrs. M. M., 141 John, 3, 52, 108 Watt John A., 145 A. K., 154 Mr., 3 Alex, 167 Wellington’s J. J., 166 Lord, 127 James Washington, 169 Wells James, Jr., 169 James H., 29 John, 154 Mrs. R. N., 120 John J., 140, 171 Preston B., 120 John Joseph, 167 William, 12 Mary, 136 Welsh B. F., 77 Minnie Scruggs, 140 Wern Nancy, 38 Richard, 32 Nancy Clark Williams, 169 Westfield Nancy K., 154 John, 31 Nannie K., 140 Wheeler T. C., 154, 166 Bob, 3 Thomas Charles, 167 Wheelwright Watts Mrs, 161 Bob, 44 White John D. W., 169 Charlie, 15 Webb G. A., 81, 109 Daniel C., 136 George A., 73 Weber Harriet Gascoigne, 165 Mrs. S. A., 123 J. S., 99 S. A., 123 Jas. Spratt, 98 Weeks John F., 18 Mattie, 29 Mamie, 81 Weir Mrs. Brown, 164 D. Smith, 146 Mrs. G. A., 55, 73 David, 68, 147 Mrs. J. S., 99 Eliza, 147 W. B., 122 Fred, 157 W. G., 109 James G., 147 W. G., Sr., 109 Jane, 146 Whitehead John S., 163 Mrs. O. W., 165 Mary C., 82 Whiteside Matthew, 152 Jos. W., 169 Mrs., 171 Sadie Robinson, 169 Mrs. S. L., 166 Whitlock Mrs. William, Sr., 125 Mrs. W. D., 163 Robbie, 147 Whitner W. S., 147 Wm. Henry, 21 William, 139 Widener William Smith, 147 Albert, 125 Welch Solomon, 125 John J., 74 Susannah, 67 William, 67 Widner son, 69 William, 89 W. H., 95, 111 Wilcott W. W., 69 Rebecca, 21 William H., 59 Wilds Williamson George, 103 Roling, 55 Minnie, 103 Sarah, 107 Wiley Williford John, 44 A., 150, 164 Wilkes Church, 86 Charles H., 89 Mrs. A., 150 Feaster B., 81 Mrs. Addie J., 169 Julia Y., 89 Mrs. Q. D., 132 Mrs. Thomas, 81 Mrs. W. H., 86 Thomas, 81 Q. D., 164 Thomas, Sr., 48 Quay D., 150 Thos. W., 89 Wilkins W. H., 86, 114 Mrs. Wm., 134 Wade, 164 William, 27 Willingham Wilks child, 72 B. L., 132 J. C., 170 Fay, 132 John, 136 J. W., 166 Mrs., 38 John W., 85 Mrs. T. B., 138 Marion Mobley, 85 Mrs. W. H., 72 Mrs. B. L., 132 Mrs. W. P., 115 Mrs. R. L., 136 Policeman, 138 R. L., 173 Sarah Jones, 167 Willey W. H., 72 Josephine, 160 Willis Williams William G., 9 Alma, 111 Wilson Eliza A., 47 Anne, 52 Eugene, 111 Elizabeth, 87 G. W., 10 Hattie E., 97 Henry, 63 J. C., 137 J. E., 111 J. M., 137 J. F., 134 J. Monroe, 129 J. M., 34 John, 44, 69, 87 Jake, 158 Lillian, 129 James, 169 Lula, 158 Mary Rebecca, 95 Mrs. J. Monroe, 129 Mrs., 163 Mrs. M. C., 137 Mrs. H. T., 150 Nancy, 142 Mrs. S. A., 143 Noah Y., 139 Mrs. W. W., 69 William, 12, 44 R. B., 143 Winchester Wm., 15 Robert, 8, 143 Wingard Rebecca, 156 Sallie, 161 Rebecca M., 79 Winn T. W., 39, 60, 91 Richard, 17 Thomas, 127 Withers Thos. W., 154 I. N., 42, 56, 104 W. B., 164 J. B., 56 Whilden, 173 Mrs., 120 William, 127, 146 Otis R., 104 Witherspoon William B., 127 John K., Jr., 3 Wm., 146 Miss, 106 Wm. T., 91 Wofford Wooten May, 146 child, 90 Wolfe infant, 84, 100 Clarence R., 5 J. D., 90, 100 daughter, 29 J. Wesley, 110 L. T., 5 Jas., 157 Mrs., 151 Jim, 26 Mrs. E. P., 137 John, 158 Mrs. Saling, 29 L. W., 110 Saling, 29 Mr., 84 Wood Mrs., 84 Janie, 136 Mrs. J. D., 100 Maggie, 151 Mrs. John, 87 W. J., 136 Mrs. L. M., 109 Woodbull Workman F. L., 14 John, 28 Woodruff Worth Lewis T., 13 Jonathan, 15 Mr., 158 Mrs. General, 14 Woodward Worthy Cynthia, 60 Albert B., 17 E. M., 164 Millie E., 17 E. P., 91 Mrs. M. E., 19 G. A., 84 Willie M., 17 Harriet, 152 Wray Jno. J., 79 Mrs. C. P., 138, 139 John, 60, 127, 130 Wright John J., 130, 160 John, 47 Joseph, 101 W. S. M., 48 Martha A., 55 William Franklin, 115 Martha Ann, 55 Wylie Hilliard G., 146 Mrs. E. P., 91 James Wyatt, 125 Mrs. T. W., 43 Jas. Wylie, 125 Mrs. Thos., 154 John, 88 Mrs. W. B., 157 John A., 145 Osmund, 55, 60, 78, 99, 112 Mag, 150 Oxmund, 130 Margaret I., 146 Martha, 145 Samuel Whorter, 79 Mrs. H. S., 158 Walter C., 78 Wyrick William M., 72 Elizabeth, 92 York Yarborough Fireman, 107 Anna E., 26 Youman B. H., 153, 171 M. H., 173 Dave, 171 Youmans J. H., 153, 171 Lawrence W., 173 Lida, 153 Leroy F., 173 Lizzie, 171 Paul, 173 Lue Perry, 26 Pringle T., 173 Mary, 108 Rhett, 173 Mrs., 108 W. H., 173 Mrs. E. J., 153, 171 Young Peter, 8 Agnes, 25 R. T., 26, 108, 129 Alex, 32 Robert T., 26 Andrew M., 74 T. J., 171 Charles, 102 W. B., 57, 153, 171 Henry, 98 Wiley T., 171 James M., 25 Yeadon Jane, 109 Mary Videau, 19 Jim, 169 Richard, 19 Mrs., 137 Yerger Robt., 145 E. M., 14 Samuel, 37 Yongue Stephen, 38 Andrew M., 94 Youngblood Ann, 27 Thomas N., 82 Charles, 39 Younginer Chas. B., 76 Lou, 107 Daisy, 76 Mrs. T. P., 107 Frances, 78 Zealey H. H., 77 Augusta Gertrude, 24 Henry C., 73 H. M., 24 J. Martin, 76 M. D., 24 James W., 76 Zealy H. M., 68, 97 John, 94 Mrs. H. M., 68 Lizzie, 172 Zeigler Matha, 77 Daniel, 23 Miss, 94, 108 Zorn Mrs. Ned, 172 William, 28 Ned, 172