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Anderson RecordAnderson Co. Chapter SCGenealogy SocietyP. O. Box 74 Anderson, SC 29622-0074

Volume No. 22 Issue No. 4Linda J. Cushing, editor

Date: December 2009www.andersoncounty.scgen.org

COUNTDOWN TO 2010

This issue will count as your missingJuly/Aug/Sept issue that failed to be printed. Itwill include some articles sent to the editor andsome facts gathered from the Research Center.It is coming to you as 2010 is bright and new, anew year for our chapter under a new clubPresident, a Census year, and a new year full ofhope and promise for our country, state andcounty. At the December meeting, ReverandBob Carlilse was elected as the president. MrsJennie Gentry was elected Vice President andMs. Joyce Fields voted CorrespondingSecretary for the next term.

Each year for genealogists is a year thatcould be bringing us closer to a revelation aboutour ancestors, the tearing down of a brick wall,and locating a whole family \n relation tohistory. Who knows what the year will bring.This past year this editor has found two familiesleading back to the Seventeenth Century. TheReeder family had been traced back to the1740's by myself but had failed to go back anyfarther. I got in touch with a lady who had doneresearch in the state of Maryland and she haddone the legwork for me. Mine was anotherbranch of the local Reeder family. This pastyear, I also got started on a family tree onAncestry.com where I was able to post and"steal" pictures of my ancestors. It is hard toexplain the excitement I get when I find apicture of a person I had been researching foryears. I will try to explain the word "steal."Ancestry has a new feature where you can findothers researching the same families andcapture them for your tree. It also includespictures and stories that you can put in yourtree. Of course, the work should be examinedby you to see if it is indeed the person that ispart of your family and that the proof offered isgood proof. Fortunately, I found myWardfamilyby getting in touch with people who wererelated to the sister of my ancestor and theyhad Bibles, tombstones, and pictures thatproved that person was a member of myfamily.

Alas, I had been researching that family forthirty years. One lady was as far away asWashington State and she and I havecorresponded on my husband's family. I didn'tmean for this to be a commercial for the site butAncestry makes its website available as adepository for your tree so it can serve as abackup for all your research. There are someitems that are free. For example my family treeis open to all those that might be researchingthe same persons. The databases like Census'available through Ancestry still must bepurchased.Genealogy gives such a satisfaction- the hunt,the capture ofthe information and the sharing ofthe data. I wish for all our members to have thevery best experiences in 2010 and may yourbrick walls come down.

DUES ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED

One of those new year chores that one has todo is to begin renewing memberships in clubsand organizations. Our club offers a wonderfulbargain. As one of the clubs with the lowestmemberships in the state, Anderson CountyChapter is a bargain beyond all bargains.Please send to our Post Office Box yourmembership dues addressed to Mrs. DotTurpin, Treasurer for one of the membershiplevels. There are three levels, individual $15,family $20, and associate (belonging to anotherSC chapter) $10.ATTENTION: If your address or emails havechanged, please notify Dot Turpin. It is vital thatwe have correct ones in order to keep in touchwith you. Her email is on the back of thisnewsletter.

INDEX

New Members/Queries 57First licensed MD 58Palmetto Sharpshooters photos 61Cemetery Update 62Pearson Marriages 63

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NEW MEMBERS

Mr. & Mrs. John Stephen Wilson109 Wild Vine Path

Anderson, SC 29621864-224-2327 swiw44@vahoo.com

Researching Wilson, Smith, Kelly, Hanks,Copeland

Mr. Harley Ernest Feltman, Jr.2015LindaleRd.

Anderson, SC 29621864-226-2820 Harleveir@bellsouth.netResearching William Feltman(1870), Shaw(1870), Dickard (1850)

Kathleen S. Brown

350 Springfield RoadGordo, AL 35466 205-364-7830Researching Jno. Clayton Hickman; TammieJane Craft & George Koon

Correction of H. Walker's email address:

hpwaiker@aol.com

QUERY

I'm desperately looking for any information onmy Great Grandmother, Elizabeth Gable. She'sburied in an Anderson SC cemetery & herfamily comes from there. She never marriedand had 6 children who moved into Habersham

County in Georgia, (she's buried in a pauper'sgrave, I understand)

I know she was born & died in Anderson and

family must have continued to live there since Ihave a photo of her at an old age marked onthe back as being in Anderson. The rest of herfamily (my grandfather ,mother, uncles, etc)were raised in Clarkesville, GA. My Grandfatherwas in the SC 168 INF 42 Division in WWI &

received a Purple Heart.

Since she never married, I'm at a standstill (for10 years now) as to who her parents were! Canyou recommend anyone to help me? I will bemore than happy to buy books or pay foranything that can be found. It's killing me! I'vesearched so long.

Her full name was Sarah Elizabeth AnglentineGable/Gabrel. I believe her Mother's name was

Amanda and she was called Mandy.

Thank you,Shawne Seigniousshawne@pobox.com

706-636-4719

4496 Yukon Rd

Ellijay, GA 30536

VOLUNTEER WANTED

Paul Kankula is looking for a society memberwho would like to help accumulate (noncopyrighted) published church histories forscanning. These PDF scans will be keywordsearchable and preserved in the USGenWebTombstone Project Archives. Accumulatedpublications will simply be taken to a societymeeting and given to Paul Kankula(gcgenweb@bellsouth.net) (The church canalso be sent a copy of their history pub scan, if,they have e-mail.)

Visit 'www, sciway, net for the cemetery holdingswebpages to determine if some written historyis currently available on-line.

It's possible for him to do scanning of a PublicLibrary's holdings, if, the volunteer makes thescanning arrangement(s) for such. (A typical40-page history only take 1-minute to scan.)However, the library would need to understandthat their published copy will need to be takenapart, so that single loose-leaf pages willresult.

NEWSPAPERS ONLINE

The University of South Carolina hasreceived a grant of $350,000 from the NationalEndowment for the Humanities for a project thatwill scan 100,000 pages of old newspapers intoan online database. The newspapers will befrom all over the state published between 1860and 1922. Digital librarian Kate Boyd will be incharge and the newspapers will be madeavailable through the Library of Congress'database

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First Licensed Physician was from the Upstate(Abstracted from several newspaper articles by Jim Wigington and an article written byBill Tripp in William Gilmore Simms History of South Carolina, c. 1922, sent in byJannifer Burriss)

William Austin Tripp was born and reared in the Brushy Creek township ofAndersonCounty (currently Powdersville area) 21 Sep 1866, a son of John Robert and Harriet"Hettie" Elizabeth Johnson Tripp. John Robert Tripp was the oldest son of Elias andSarah Ann Smith Tripp and grandson of John Tripp who had settled on Reedy River inGreenville County. The Elias Tripp family first settled in Pickens County but later theyremoved to Greenville. John Robert enlisted in the Confederate Army to serve fouryears. After the war, in May 1865, he married and rented his wife's family farm inAnderson County. He and Hettie had two children, William Austin and Essie Corneliawho married Hubbert B. Smith. Hettie died when the children were small and JohnRobert married secondly Mattie Reeve. Ten years later, he bought land in AndersonCounty and became a farmer until his death in 3 June 1910.

Will Tripp grew up on the family farm in the Mt. Springs area near where Wren HighSchool stands today. He attended school at Mt. Springs and Cedar Wreath. He met hisfuture wife attending Mt. Springs Church and in 1882 walked to Amanda ElizabethBryant's house, asked her to marry him and they walked to Piedmont to be married.They lived in a one-room house and soon had three children. One day, he decided thatfarming was not for him and he thought about becoming a doctor. In fall of 1889, heentered Atlanta Medical College, excelled and graduated at the top of his class in 1894.Graduation, however, did not guarantee him a job in South Carolina. He had to take atest before the S. C. Medical Examination Board. This was the first year that the testingprogram was required for a license.

The test, given in Charleston, was long and difficult but Will finished first. After the testwas over, the proctor told Will to go home and they would notify him by mail. He toldthe director that he would not go until he knew if he had passed or failed. The boardwas convinced to grade his paper that day. Because it was the first paper graded,William Austin Tripp became the first licensed physician to practice medicine in thestateof South Carolina.

Dr. Will Tripp knew the need was great for professional doctors in the upstate anddecided to come back to where he was raised to open a practice. In 1895, he openedan office in the Three and Twenty community of Anderson County. His principal meansof transportation was horseback. He had to provide himself with equipment, and evendrugs to serve his patients. By 1892, his practice had grown so that he had to buy atwo-wheel road cart to travel around the countryside. He was in such demand byeveryone, even farmers would call on him to help with their animals since there were noveterinarians. Fights and accidents kept him busy as well as mothers giving birth.Typhoid fever, croup, pneumonia were usually treated with home remedies. It wasstandard practice before the twentieth century to use the Tour P's" - puke, purge,plaster and phlebotomy (bleeding). Sometimes the cure could be worse than thedisease. Of course, as medical knowledge increased, the old-time cures were no longer

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used, like treating croup with sulphur and molasses, or using a piece of red flannelgreased with tallow and kerosene as a plaster on the chest for colds and pneumonia.

Dr. Will developed an extensive library and continued to learn about his profession. Hehad a cure for pellagra, a disease caused by a deficiency of niacin in the diet. He wasone of the first doctors to treat diabetic patients with insulin. It wasn't long before hesoon needed a bigger office and he bought 44 acres of land across the road owned byJames Burdine, for $58 per acre, the highest price paid for land in the area to build anoffice. He and Amanda had nine children together. The eight boys and one girl becamegreat helpers around the farm and grew up to be valued members of the community.

Dr. Will was a member of the Anderson and Pickens Counties Medical societies and theState Medical Society. In 1913, he was elected by S.C. legislature to be a trustee of theS.C. Medical College. He was appointed by Governor Blease to be Anderson CountyTreasurer to fill out an unexpired term, serving in that office one year. He wasconsidered a candidate for the Superintendent of the State Hospital but Dr. Trippwouldn't accept the office because it meant moving to Columbia. During World War I,Dr. Tripp served on the Exemption Board. His workdays were quite long after putting inlong hours working for the Board, he came home to patients at night, who had beenwaiting all day. Itwas also during the time of the great Influenza epidemic.

Dr. Tripp was involved in Community affairs such as Woodman of the World. He was aMaster Mason and Knight of Pythias. He had a vital interest in local schools and wasone of three men who served on a commission to build the first major roads in AndersonCountyrWe^erfiairrea>Btf Anderson Courity-officers-andemployees at his home to a "possum and tater supper." This bill of fare was quite adelicacy during the time.

Children of William Austin and Betty Bryant Tripp

1. Mattie Elizabeth Tripp born 7 Sep 1884- graduated Easley HS and GreenvilleFemale College, now Furman University, m. Robert Gentry, a schoolteacher, d.Oct 1908.

2. Charlton Maxwell Tripp born 4 May 1888- graduated Clemson College andAtlanta Medical College, began practice with father, m. Minnie Leona Scott

3. Robert Hutchinson Tripp born 14 May 1890, grad of Easley HS, member of Mt.Pisgah Baptist Church, carpenter and mechanic, m. Gertrude Jennings, d. 26Aug 1968

4. Ralph Johnson Tripp bom 29 Mar 1893, athlete at Easley HS, graduatedOrangeburg College, worked in Army and Air Force base construction, m. OraCoffer d. 1 May 1973

5. Harry Bryant Tripp born 14 Oct 1895, graduate of Clemson, worked for S.C. HwyDepartment for 26 years, m. Ossie May Parrish, d. 24 Dec 1959.

6. Thaddeous Austin Tripp bom 29 Jan 1898, graduate of Clemson, worked inKendall Mills in Pelzer until retirement, m. Hattie Mae McAlister, died 3 Jul 1972

7. William Weston "Bill" Tripp born 11 Sep 1900, graduate of Clemson, elected toHouse of Representatives, worked with Clemson Extension, m. Russie LeeBallentine

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8. Thomas Jackson Tripp born 30 May 1903, graduate of Easley HS; builder ofhouses, and worked as maintenance supervisor for Ames & Webb, m. FlossiePhillips

9. Prioleau Whaley Tripp born 7 Nov 1907, Athlete at Easley HS; Real Estate andused cars; m. Hellon Elizabeth Dunn on Dr. & Mrs. Tripp's 50th WeddingAnniversary, d. 30 Sep 1963

Dr. Will Tripp

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''The center portion ofthe Palmetto Riflemen photo reads as follows:

Commissioned Officers of the Palmetto Riflemen 1861-1865

1. JAMES H. WHITNER, Captain, promoted to Major, 4th S.C. V. Died 1886.2. WM. W. HUMPHRIES, Captain, promoted to Major P.S.S. Died 1893.3. THOS. PRUE BENSON, Captain, Died 1880.4. CLAUDIUS E. EARLE, Lieutenant. Died 1861.5. AMAZIA FELTON, Lieutenant Killed in battle 1862.6. NCT "icGEE, Lieutenant Transferredto Cavalry. Living 1903.7. JoHL H. GLEASON, Lieutenant. Killed in battle 1862.8. JAMES A HOYT, Lieutenant Living 1903.9. NF TON A. McCULLY, Lieutenant Died 1893.10. T ... POE, Lieutenant.^Killed in battle.

The Palmetto Riflemen consisted from first to last of 145 men.

Ofthis number 10 were discharged through disability from wounds or sickness.

30 were transferred to other commands. 34 werekilled in battle. 14 died ofdisease while in service.

And ofthe remainder 34^were wounded more or less severely. 39 surrenderedat Appomattox.

55 are still living in 1903.

CEMETERY GENWEB PROJECT UPDATE FROM PAUL KANKULA

Any images that are taken <& donated to my cemetery project should be taken inthe camera's low-resolution mode - 640x480 (TV/PC mode). However, ifsomeone is going to submit images for the cemeteries that we haven't been to,they should also record the cemeteries GPS.

Black Cemetery Holdings:

http://wv^.sciway3.net/scgenweb/anderson-county/holdlngs-black.html

Anderson County Cemeteries:

http://www.sclway3.net/scgenweb/anderson-county/cemetery-html/anderson.html

Anderson County History & Information:SCIway.net Anderson County Info:

SEARCHING AROUND HELP:Anderson - Query Board WebPageAnderson - Query Forum WebPage

Anderson County GenWeb "Homestead" (General type county stuff)Anderson County Cemetery "Holdings" (GPS, history, images &inscriptions)Anderson County Cemetery "Archive" (Archived GPS, history, images &inscriptions)(Searchable Database)Anderson County Need-to-Find Cemeteries

Anderson County SC Cemetery Mapping ProjectSouth Carolina Cemetery GPS Mapping Project (Produces cemetery finding maps for all46 SC counties)

Anderson County Book-of-the-Dead Cemetery Survey (Searchable Database)For-Sale Genealogical Society Cemetery SurveysLake Hartwell Graves

Lake Jocassee & Keowee Graves

Old Pendleton District Genealogical Society GEDCOM (Searchable Database)Anderson County Chapterof SC Genealogical SocietyAnderson County Chapter of SC Genealogical Society - Library

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Pearson Marriages - Groom Index

Groom

Adams, Preston L.Agnew, AlfredAgnew, AlfredAgnew, James F.Agnew, Larkin F.Agnew, Willie A.W.Agnew, Wm.Archa, EugeneAshley, JohnBell, Patrick NobleBowen, C. ElmoreBowen, L. MonroeBowie, J. Robt. L.Bright, M.F.Brooks, James HenryBrooks, John A.Brownlee, JessBrownlee, RobertBurnett, Charles T.Caldwell, James C.Caldwell, John CalhounCalvert, D.C. "Serap"Calvert, Willie A.Carwile, Addison F.Chandler, WillisCheatham, James H.Cheatham, JosephClamp, Thos. LutherClinkscaies, John ThomsonClinkscaies, L. NewtonCochran, Archa M.Cochrane, Samuel H.Cockran, Samuel H.Cockran, WillieCork, JamesCox, Robt. EmmetCrawford, Anthony BartonCrawford, DavidCrawford, R. WesleyCrawford, Wesley R.Crowther, P. AugustusCrowther, W. RiceDavis, Jno. LandrumDickson, John A.Dickson, ZackDodson, Charley H.Drake, T. FrankDunn, B. WalterDusenberry, G. ClaranceEllis, LouisEvans, JamesEwart, Rev. W.C.

Fergurson, John C.Fergurson, Thos. F.Finch, J. SimpsonFlemming, EliasFrasier, Rev. J.D.Freeman, Benj. P.Fuller, IsaacGilbert, GeorgeGilmer, JohnGordon, James P.Gordon, James P. (Esqr.)Greer, JoeHaddon, DickHaddon, Jas. R.Haddon,JoesephHaddon, Ruben BakerHaden, M.D.Hagan, George E.Hagan, W.E.Hall, P.C.Hanks, W. AnthonyHardy, John Y.Harkness, James J.Harper, Rufus SanfordHarris, Dr. J.C.Hawthone, EnochHawthone, John P.Hawthone, LeeHaynie, John L.Higginbotchan, G.W.Hill, H.M.Hill, John LHodge, George T.Hood, Tucker W.Hutchison, ThomasJackson, Louis A.Jackson, Samuel O.Johnson, SandyJohnson, Wm. P.Jones, B.F.Jordan, Willie S.Keith, Sam'l ReidKennedy, JessKeys, A.C.Killingsworth, W.L.King, James A.King, James D.Knight, WashingtonLeGare, John G.Lidded, James W.Liddell, Joseph J.Linder, HenryLittle, James L.Lomax, George W.Mabry, D. L. (Esqr.)Martin, B. Jasper

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Martin, JacobMatison, Mana M.Mauldin, T.B.McCombs, Wm. H.McDill, John C.McDill, John C.McFall, Dr. James T.McFall, William A.McFall, Wm. A.Mcllwaine, George E.Mcllwaine, Hugh PinckneyMcKee, George W.McKee, Wm. JeffersonMcLin, John L.McMahan, PerrinMeadows, Thos. A.Milford, David C.Milford, N. PinckneyMilford, T. PickensMiller, Robt. W.Miller, W.T.H.Millford, Sam'l McWilliamMorrison, Wm. E.Munday, JamesNewel, John A.Newell, Daniel E.Nichols, L. BentonNickles, Eddie H.Nickles, GeorgeNickles, George N.Nickles, Larkin C.Nickles, Robt. L.Nickles, ThomasNorris, A. MiddletonPace, Thomas D.Pearson, Rev. William FranklinPearson, Thomas PatrickPeay, N.A.Pratt, Capt. JamesPrice, Sylvester E.Prince, James P.Pruett, WashingtonPruitt, WillisRadcliff, Wm. FranklinReid, A. MackReid, James A.Reid, WilliamRice, Mana L.Richey, Robt. AugustusRied, Thomas HoytRobertson, IsaacRobinson, Thomas A.Robison, Andrew B.Rogers, James F.Seawright, A. FosterSeawright, C. Floyd

Seawright, Enoch W.Seawright, GeorgeSeawright, John R.Seawright, Osa W.Sharp, Clarence E.Sharp, E. Marion "Pet"Sharp, J. Robt. D.Sharp, J. WilliamSharp, Jas. BensonSherard, Wm. C.Shrimp, George L.Shumate, Jno. LouisSimmons, JamesSimpson, Jno. A.Sloan, Dr. James M.Smith, B. FranklinSmith, J. PrestonSmith, John G.Smith, PerryStevenson, James A.Stevenson, John Robt.Stevenson, W.A.Stewart, Dr. Henry BoardmanStrawhone, Jas. H.Sufan, M. BrownTaylor, OdediaThompson, Dr. Richard E.Thomson, John WhiteThomson, NewtonThomson, SanfordUrldrick, William BaskinVandiver, Wm. J.Vice, Lt. Jas. EbenVolentine, Dan'l.Watson, L. ReedWelch, Clark W.White, Capt. James M.Whorton, GeorgeWilliams, ThomasWilson, LarkinWilson, M. HarveyWingo, Wm. HenryWinn, Daniel H.Winn, MarcusWinn, R. LeeWinn, W. CalvinYoung, Ben L.

Pearson Marriages - Bride Index

Bride

Abrams, SusanAgnew, MahalaAgnew, Mrs. Mamie E.Anderson, M. Ida

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Archa, EmmaArcha, SinaBaskin, CindaBeann, HuldaBell, Corrie IrisBell, FannieBlack, ClaraBlack, Jessie PickensBlack, Julia E.Black, Laura A.E.Blake, Ellie B.Botts, IrineBotts, Mamie E.Bowen, GustavaBowen, Hiburna O.Brooks, Alice R.Brooks, Corrie J.Burns, Mrs. Frances E.Burress, Lura J.Caldwell, Margaret C.Carr, MaryCheatham, Mrs. S. IdaClamp, Isabella AllenClinkscaies, T.M.Cochran, LucyCockran, CorrieCockran, Lula M.Cockran, Mamie ErmieCowan, Liila L.Cowan, Mrs. LizzieCrawford, Mary EllenCrawford, Mattie G.Crosley, LucindaCunningham, Eugenia J.Datcher, MarthaDonnald, Anna LizzieDonnald, Hanna JaneDonnald, IdaDonnald, Lonie F.Doyle, Joanna ElizabethDrake, Emma R.P.Duncan, Unknown

Dunn, LizzieDusenberry, Hannah S.Eaken, Alice EugeniaEaken, Amelia W.Eaken, Lona V.Eaken, M. ElizabethEaken, Mrs. ElizabethEakin, Mattie A.

Edwards, Mrs. LauraFinley, ElviraGains, CarolineGilmer, AddieGlenn, Mrs. Jane C.Gordon, Nannie E.

Grier, Martha AnnGriffen, Mrs. SallieGroves, Lou C.Haddon, Elizabeth CassandraHaddon, Hannah A.Haddon, Lillie A.Haddon, Mary EllaHagan, Ann AmeliaHagan, Janie B.Hagan, Lina E.Hagan, Lizzie C.Hagan, Maggie E.Hall, LizaHall, M. TabithaHall, P.A. HarrietHall, SallieHamilton, MaggieHamilton, Mrs. Charlie M.Hannah, Eppie LeeHawkins, Mrs. AmandaHawthon, RachelHawthone or Johnson, JuliaHawthone, AdalineHawthone, LauraHaynes, Elizabeth EugeniaHenry, CinthiaHenry, SallieJackson, Alice F.Jackson, Mary MarillaJohnson, E. ParaleeJohnston, May (Sophia Elizabeth)Jones, EllaJordon, M. BettieKay, Mattie J.Keaton, Nancy LouKeller, EmmaKelley, T. AnnieKing, Anna E.King, Mrs. Maggie E.Law, Mollie D.Linder, JaneLindsay, JosephineLittle, Susan L.Lynch, Sallie J.Mabry, Mrs. M. JuliaMann, Mrs. DiceyMarshal, LucyMcCartha, N.McCombs, Bettie BrysonMcCord, L. LelaMcCord, Mary E.McCrady, E. FannyMcElreath, Elizabeth (Sis)McElreath, Mahala H.

McFall, Anna P.Mcllwain, Sarah Jeanette

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Mcllwaine, Mary LilaMcllwaine, Nannie J.McKee, H.A.McKee, Ida R.McKee, Janie E.McKee, Mary CatharineMcLin, EllenMcMillen, Mrs. Hester AnnMeans, LizzieMedlock, HenriettaMiller, GeorgiaMiller, NancyMiller, RosaMoore, ElizaMorgan, Mary V.Morrison, Ermie JaneMunday, Janie BelleMunday, Mary RebeccaMundy, Mamie W.Mundy, Nannie J.Nance, Nannie B.Nance, Sudie A.Nance, Tabbie M.Newell, LizzieNewell, Maggie J.Newell, MalissaNewell, Willie L.Nickels, MaryNickles, JanieNorris, Mattie L.Paslay, Carrie B.Patmon, E. EllenPeden, Mattie EugeniaPennell, MaryPratt, P. HassiePrince, Mary P.Prince, Sarah AnnReid, Lucia W.Reid, Mamie V.Reid, Sallie S.Richey, F. AnnRied, Lula EugeniaRighey, S. AntoinetteRiley, S. TeluiahRobinson, BelleRobinson, Fannie M.Rolinson, Addie A.Rowland, Mrs. Lilla J.Seawright, Bertie EugeniaSeawright, E. OrlenaSeawright, Eliza B.Seawright, Eppie OliviaSeawright, Fannie E.Seawright, M. AliceSeawright, Nora E.Seawright, Sudie E.

Sharp, Clara L.Sharp, Lila V.Simmons, M. JanieSimpson, Bettie E.Smith, DoraSmith, EmmaSmith, FannieStevenson, AliceStevenson, Lina N.Stevenson, M. RebeccaStevenson, Rebecca I.Stevenson, Susan S.Stewart, Lillie J.Strawhom, Fannie A.Strickland, Polly AnnSwilling, Tabitha C.Thomas, Eliza JaneThomas, Sallie E.Thomson, BetsyThomson, CarrieThomson, Eugenia ElizabethThomson, SallieTribble, M.A.E.Urldrick, Ella JaneUrldrick, Margaret AnnWakefield, S. AddieWallace, Mrs. LetitiaWard law, LilaWestfield, Ella VirginiaWestfield, MamieWhite, Anna FrasierWillson, Lida J.Wilson, Fannie E.Winbush, BabeWinn, Alice L.Winn, Arabella C.Winn, Eugenia L.Winn, LizzieWinn, Mattie Jane

Pearson Marriages - Father Index

Father

Anderson, RobertBell, J.F.Black, J. Williams (Esqr.)Black, J.R.Black, James WilliamsBlack, RamseyBlake, A.M.Botts, CharlesBowen, SterlingBrooks, Capt. J.W.Brooks, Wm. (Esqr.)Burress, Milford

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Clamp, JacobClinkscaies, Jno.Cochran, S.W.Cockran, S.W.Cowan, W.T.Cunningham, Tevening T.Donnald, Col. SamuelDrake, EnochEaken, Benj.Eaken, Benj. (Esqr.)Eaken, Benj. (Esqr.)Eakin, BenjamineFergurson, UnknownGreen, UnknownGroves, RignalHaddon, ZachariahHagan, AlexHagan, JohnHagan, JohnHagan, RobertHagans, AlexHall, AaronHall, LentHall, LentonHannah, D.P.Haynes, Nathaniel A.Jackson, A.C.Johnson, AlbertKay, MarionKeaton, UnknownLaw, Col. C.C.Lynch, Dr. A.W.McCombs, Wm.McCord, Alphius L.McCord, James A.McElreath, JacksonMcKee, A. JacksonMcKee, A.J.Medlock, TravisMunday, SamuelMunday, Wm.Mundy, Jas. C.Norris, Col. J.W.Peden, Jno. McDeyPennel, ThomasPrince, HuckPrince, MarkSeawright, JamesSeawright, JamesSeawright, Jas.Seawright, Jno. N.Seawright, John N.Seawright, John N.Seawright, Richey R.Seawright, Wm.Simpson, Jas.

Smith, Benj.Smith, Benj.Stevenson, A.Stevenson, AndrewStevenson, AndrewStevenson, James C.Stewart, Dr. Jno. A.Strawhom, JamesStrickland, Benj.Thomas, D.R.Thomas, Sam'lThomson, JamesTribble, S. MiltonUrldrick, Jno. E.Urldrick, Jno. E.Westfield, EdwardWestfield, EdwardWilson, FranklinWinn, Robt.Winn, Robt.Winn, Robt.

Pearson Marriages - Minister Index

Minister

Frierson, Rev. Dr. D.E. (As.)Martin, Rev. J.L.Pressley, Rev. Dr. W.L.Reid, Rev. D.W. (Assisting)Rice, Rev. A. (Assisting)Smart, Rev. R.D. (Methodist)Turner, Rev. Dr. D. McNeillWalters, W.E. (Assisting)

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Anderson Record is the official quarterly publication of The Anderson CountyChapter of South CarolinaGenealogical Society. Contributions of historical articles, family histories, Bible records, notifications ofreunions & queries are welcomed. Editor reserves the right to edit articles prior to publication. Articles ore-mails should be clearly written with name of contributor and source furnished. Permission to use material publishedin this newsletter is granted if the source and author are noted. Send articles to Anderson County Chapter,SCGS P.O. Box 74 Anderson, SC 29622-0074 http://www.andersoncounty.scgen.org

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Anderson Record Volume 22 Issue 4 Special 2009