Marty and Karla Grant
The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.
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| 22551 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 988/993 Ann Rogers 52 ~ $- Marion Zachariah 22 None Cloey 80; | Ann (I77910)
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| 22552 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 988/993 Ann Rogers 52 ~ $- Marion Zachariah 22 None Cloey 80; | Rogers, Zachariah (I77911)
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| 22553 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC Marion Village # 1816/1823 George Edwards 30 Bricklayer $- VA Marsey 27 Darlington Elizabeth 9 " William 4 " Caroline 1 " Martha Michael 60 NC Mary 11 "; CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 248 William EDWARDS, 13 (1846/47) born SC; CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Marion Twp (pt 2) # 226 William G. EDWARDS, 23 (1846/47) born SC; !MARRIAGE:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999 - "Married Dec. 24 1873, William Edwards to Miss Lucinda Pace" !NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 2033 Henry Berry, Marion Co., SC 1876 Will 25 Feb 1876 Sons Gewood, Elihu and James Berry dau Mary Fore wife of Stephen Fore Gr-da Leucinda Edwards wife of Willie Edwards and Margaret E. Sellers wife of John C. Sellers, children of my dau Virzilla Mace decd, wife of John Mace. ... much more ; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Kirby # 215 William EDWARDS, 31, Brick Mason Mary L., 30, wife; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 148-157 ... Cross Roads Henry Berry's third and youngest daughter, Virzilla by name, married the late John Mace; the fruits of the marriage were two daughters, Lucinda M. and Maggie Ellen their mother died when they were quite young, aged eight and six years respectively ; they were raised without any mother by their father; he never remarried; the girls grew up to womanhood, and the younger, Maggie Ellen, married John C. Sellers, 23d December, 1869; four years afterwards, Lucinda M. married William G. Edwards ; both Lucinda M. and Maggie E. are dead; the latter died 26th April, 1888, the former died in 1896. Maggie left six children surviving her, viz : Lucy, Benjamin B., Annie, Wallace D., Leila and Maggie Ellen (called Pearl), the latter only three days old at her mother's death; she was taken by her aunt, Rachel Norton, who has kept her till the present time ; she is now thirteen years old. Lucinda M., wife of William G. Edwards, left at her death five children, three daughters and two sons ; the daughters are : Mary, now the wife of J. Dudley Haselden; she has two children, both sons; also, Maggie and Carrie Edwards. The two sons are Henry A. Edwards and Samuel Edwards. Henry, the elder son, after taking a two years course in Wofford College, went to Vanderbilt University, Tenn., arid took a three or four years course in the medical department of that well equipped institution, and is now a young "M. D." . ; | Edwards, William G (I29805)
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| 22554 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC Marion Village # 1816/1823 George Edwards 30 Bricklayer $- VA Marsey 27 Darlington Elizabeth 9 " William 4 " Caroline 1 " Martha Michael 60 NC Mary 11 "; | Marsey (I44585)
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| 22555 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC Marion Village # 1816/1823 George Edwards 30 Bricklayer $- VA Marsey 27 Darlington Elizabeth 9 " William 4 " Caroline 1 " Martha Michael 60 NC Mary 11 "; | Edwards, Elizabeth (I44586)
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| 22556 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC Marion Village # 1816/1823 George Edwards 30 Bricklayer $- VA Marsey 27 Darlington Elizabeth 9 " William 4 " Caroline 1 " Martha Michael 60 NC Mary 11 "; | Edwards, Caroline (I44588)
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| 22557 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC pg 77, # 1147/1152 James Tart 53 Farmer $3000 Marion Julan, 50 John, 19 " Amelia, 17 Julan, 15 James, 13 Leonard, 11 Enos, 4 Charles, 3; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp, pg 88, # 1384 James TART, 62 (1797/98) born SC Julia, 25 James H. 22 L. C. (m), 20 E. M. (m) 14 C. G. (m), 12 M. C. (m), 8 W. (m), 5 B. (f) 2; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moodys # 15 Enos TART, 24 SC Phillip TURNER, 21; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 193-197 Tart ... James, the older brother, was a very respectable man and good citizen ; he married Miss Julia Ann Smith, and raised a large family of sons and daughters, all of whom are now dead, except the youngest son, Enos Murchison Tart, who married in Columbus County, N. C, where he settled and now resides. John W. Tart, the oldest son of James, married a daughter of Rev. Samuel J. Bethea, raised a large family of sons and daughters, who are now among us as citizens of the county ; he died on April 14th, 1875, of a cancer on the tongue. A daughter of James Tart, Amelia, married the late John C. Campbell, near Ebenezer Church, where he and she both died a few years ago; they raised a large family of sons, and two daughters, perhaps eight or ten sons. Some of the sons, two or three, are dead, leaving no family, and one of the daughters is also dead, unmarried; the others are among us, and are respectable citizens. James Tart died during the war, on the place near Moody's Mill, now owned by the estate of the late Governor Ellerbe. ; | Tart, Enos Murchison (I10375)
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| 22558 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC pg 77, # 1147/1152 James Tart 53 Farmer $3000 Marion Julan, 50 John, 19 " Amelia, 17 Julan, 15 James, 13 Leonard, 11 Enos, 4 Charles, 3; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp, pg 88, # 1384 James TART, 62 (1797/98) born SC Julia, 25 James H. 22 L. C. (m), 20 E. M. (m) 14 C. G. (m), 12 M. C. (m), 8 W. (m), 5 B. (f) 2; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Dist, SC Bethea # 13 Charles TART, 22, SC Martha, 32 Adella CALDER, 12 Elizabeth, 11 Eliza, 7 Lazarus, 6 Cora TART, 1; !CENSUS:1880 * Marion Co, SC Kirby # 336 Charly TART, 32 (1847/48) born SC/SC/SC; | Tart, Charles G (I10374)
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| 22559 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC pg 78B # 1168/1173 Samuel Turbeville 26 Labourer $- Marion Celia, 30 Margaret, 7 Caroline, 5 Mary, 6/12 Elizabeth Blackman, 10; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1293 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 35 SC Celia, 43 M. C. (f) 16 Caroline, 13 M. A. (f) 11 C. E. (f) 9; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Wahee # 232 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 50 SC Cecelia, 60 Caroline, 24 Mary Ann, 20 Cecelia E. 18; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Wahee # 10/10 Finklea G. Wise 58 M Farming Marion,SC-Marion,SC-Marion,SC Carline 32 wife M Keeping House Ellen 26 dau S Working in Field Angie 18 dau " " Henrietta 16 dau " " Mary M. 14 dau " " Charlotte Blackman 81 Mother-in-law * disabled Margaret Wise 10 dau S at home Thornwell 5 son " " * Marital Status blank.; | Turbeville, Caroline (I37452)
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| 22560 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC pg 78B # 1168/1173 Samuel Turbeville 26 Labourer $- Marion Celia, 30 Margaret, 7 Caroline, 5 Mary, 6/12 Elizabeth Blackman, 10; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1293 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 35 SC Celia, 43 M. C. (f) 16 Caroline, 13 M. A. (f) 11 C. E. (f) 9; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Wahee # 232 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 50 SC Cecelia, 60 Caroline, 24 Mary Ann, 20 Cecelia E. 18; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Marion # 241 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 59, Keeps County Almshouse, SC/SC/SC Celia, 80 wife Mary BASS, 40 pauper/idiotic Prisilla OWENS, 45, pauper/blind William OWENS, 69, pauper Hannah CRAWFORD, 75, widow, pauper Mary WRIGHT, 65, widow pauper Catherine GRICE, 80, pauper, blind Pherebe COOK, 70, pauper, blind Sulivan PEARCE, 85 pauper, blind Mary McNEILL, 42, pauper Charles GRICE, 60, widow, pauper; | Celia (I37565)
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| 22561 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC pg 78B # 1168/1173 Samuel Turbeville 26 Labourer $- Marion Celia, 30 Margaret, 7 Caroline, 5 Mary, 6/12 Elizabeth Blackman, 10; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1293 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 35 SC Celia, 43 M. C. (f) 16 Caroline, 13 M. A. (f) 11 C. E. (f) 9; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Wahee # 232 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 50 SC Cecelia, 60 Caroline, 24 Mary Ann, 20 Cecelia E. 18; | Turbeville, Mary Ann (I37563)
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| 22562 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC pg 78B # 1168/1173 Samuel Turbeville 26 Labourer $- Marion Celia, 30 Margaret, 7 Caroline, 5 Mary, 6/12 Elizabeth Blackman, 10; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1293 Samuel TURBEVILLE, 35 SC Celia, 43 M. C. (f) 16 Caroline, 13 M. A. (f) 11 C. E. (f) 9; !CENSUS:1870; | Turbeville, Margaret C (I37564)
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| 22563 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion IL p 63 !CENSUS:1860 Marion IL p 718 | Hensley, Henderson C (I113320)
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| 22564 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist, SC pg 170B # 727/727 Isham Turner, 45 M, W, Laborer. $- SC Elizabeth, 30 Sara A. 12 James, 11 Martha, 8 Robeson, 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC Bennettsville PO # 962/962 Isham Turner 55 Laborer $-/171 SC Elizabeth 37 Martha J. 15 Robeson 10; | Turner, Robeson (I65102)
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| 22565 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist, SC pg 170B # 727/727 Isham Turner, 45 M, W, Laborer. $- SC Elizabeth, 30 Sara A. 12 James, 11 Martha, 8 Robeson, 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC Bennettsville PO # 962/962 Isham Turner 55 Laborer $-/171 SC Elizabeth 37 Martha J. 15 Robeson 10; | Turner, Martha J (I65104)
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| 22566 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC Bennettsville PO # 740/740 Samuel Driggers 38 Farmer $1250/472 SC Penny 25 Mary Jane 7 Lewis E. 6 Tristram D. 4 Margaret A. 1 Pathiier? 40 f Shockley 13 m John 8; !CENSUS:1870 Marlboro Co., SC Red Bluff, Clio PO # 24/24 Saml Driggers 47 Farmer $2000/400 SC Levinia 35 keeping house Mary 16 without occupation Lewis 15 farm laborer Truss 12 farm laborer Arch 9 at home Maggie 10 at home Saney 6 m at home Ada 3 at home Flora 1 at home John 20 farm laborer Shockly 23 farm laborer; !CENSUS:1880 Marlboro Co., SC Red Bluff # 488/488 Samuel Driggers 57 M Farmer SC-SC-SC Penina 48 wife M Keeps house Tristram 23 son farmer Archibald 19 son Samuel 16 son Ady 14 dau Florah J. 12 dau Laurance 8 son Hampton 3 son Arry 1 dau; | Driggers, Samuel (I108528)
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| 22567 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC Bennettsville PO # 740/740 Samuel Driggers 38 Farmer $1250/472 SC Penny 25 Mary Jane 7 Lewis E. 6 Tristram D. 4 Margaret A. 1 Pathiier? 40 f Shockley 13 m John 8; !CENSUS:1870 Marlboro Co., SC Red Bluff, Clio PO # 24/24 Saml Driggers 47 Farmer $2000/400 SC Levinia 35 keeping house Mary 16 without occupation Lewis 15 farm laborer Truss 12 farm laborer Arch 9 at home Maggie 10 at home Saney 6 m at home Ada 3 at home Flora 1 at home John 20 farm laborer Shockly 23 farm laborer; | Driggers, Shockley (I108535)
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| 22568 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC Bennettsville PO # 740/740 Samuel Driggers 38 Farmer $1250/472 SC Penny 25 Mary Jane 7 Lewis E. 6 Tristram D. 4 Margaret A. 1 Pathiier? 40 f Shockley 13 m John 8; !CENSUS:1870 Marlboro Co., SC Red Bluff, Clio PO # 24/24 Saml Driggers 47 Farmer $2000/400 SC Levinia 35 keeping house Mary 16 without occupation Lewis 15 farm laborer Truss 12 farm laborer Arch 9 at home Maggie 10 at home Saney 6 m at home Ada 3 at home Flora 1 at home John 20 farm laborer Shockly 23 farm laborer; | Driggers, John (I108536)
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| 22569 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC Bennettsville PO # 740/740 Samuel Driggers 38 Farmer $1250/472 SC Penny 25 Mary Jane 7 Lewis E. 6 Tristram D. 4 Margaret A. 1 Pathiier? 40 f Shockley 13 m John 8; | Driggers, Thyer (I108530)
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| 22570 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; | Driggers, Eliza (I108531)
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| 22571 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; | Driggers, Jennet (I108532)
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| 22572 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; | Driggers, Phillip (I108533)
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| 22573 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 13/13 Samuel Driggers 24 Farmer $1000 SC Thyer 26 f Eliza 20 Jennet 18 Philip 16 Farming Mary 14 Spockly 2 m Jac 7/12 m; | Driggers, Mary (I108534)
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| 22574 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 63/63 Jas H. Lane 30 M.D. $1500 SC Maria T. 21 NC Emily R. Gause 60 NC; | Emily R (I95523)
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| 22575 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 631/631 Richd Turbeville 27 Overseer $- SC Orphea 26 James W. 6 Mary A. 4 Absley J. 1 f; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1050 A.J. TURBEVILLE (f), 12 (1847/48) born SC; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody # 99 Robert TURBEVILLE, 17, SC Mary, 24 Hepsey, 21 Marcus, 2; !CENSUS:1880; | Turbeville, Hapsey Jane (I13205)
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| 22576 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 631/631 Richd Turbeville 27 Overseer $- SC Orphea 26 James W. 6 Mary A. 4 Absley J. 1 f; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1050 James TURBEVILLE, 16 (1843/44) born SC; !MARRIAGE:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody # 98 James TURBEVILLE, 26 SC Sybyl, 24 Jessee, 1 Richard, 6/12; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Carmichael # 195 James TURBEVILLE, 36 (1843/44) born SC/SC/SC; | Turbeville, James W (I13203)
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| 22577 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 631/631 Richd Turbeville 27 Overseer $- SC Orphea 26 James W. 6 Mary A. 4 Absley J. 1 f; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1050 M.A. TURBEVILLE (f), 14 (1845/46) born SC; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody # 99 Robert TURBEVILLE, 17, SC Mary, 24 Hepsey, 21 Marcus, 2; !CENSUS:1880; | Turbeville, Mary Ann (I13204)
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| 22578 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 655/655 Jesse Rogers 25 Farmer $800 SC Harriet H. 20 Alice 2 Nont named 6/12 m Samuel Hathcock 19 Laborer $2000; !CENSUS:1860 Robeson Co., NC ---, --- # 897/867 Jesse Rodgers 36 Farmer $3000/2560 SC Harriet 28 SC Alice 13 SC David 11 SC Albert 8 SC; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Bethea, Oak Grove PO # 46/49 Jessie Rogers 49 Farmer $1000/300 SC Harriet 41 Farming Alice 21 domestic David 20 " Albert 17 " Jane 7 (black) at home; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 178-183 ... Timothy Rogers, a most excellent man and worthy citizen, married Sarah Bethea, a daughter of Sweat Swamp John Bethea, and settled where Dr. J. F. Bethea now lives; they raised a large family of sons and daughters; ... Two other sons, Jesse and Cade B. Rogers. Jesse married, first. Miss Harriet Bethea, daughter of the late Parker Bethea, by whom he had three children, two sons and one daughter. Two sons, David S. Rogers, of "Free State," who married a Miss Pipkin, of Marlborough, and who has had twenty children born to him by the same wife, seven of them are, however, dead; D. S. Rogers is quite a good citizen and prosperous man. Albert S. Rogers, the other son, married a daughter of Captain Stephen F. Berry, has a considerable family, sons and daughters, how many is unknown. Albert Rogers is also doing well. Their sister, Alice Rogers, married Holden Bethea; they live in the "Free State," and are said to be doing well ; have a family of children. Jesse Rogers married, a second time, the Widow Anna Rogers, below Marion; his wife was the widow of his cousin, Evan Rogers, who will be mentioned herein afterwards he (Jesse) died, leaving no issue by his second marriage. ; | Bethea, Harriet H (I77836)
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| 22579 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 655/655 Jesse Rogers 25 Farmer $800 SC Harriet H. 20 Alice 2 Not named 6/12 m <--- Samuel Hathcock 19 Laborer $2000; !CENSUS:1860 Robeson Co., NC ---, --- # 897/867 Jesse Rodgers 36 Farmer $3000/2560 SC Harriet 28 SC Alice 13 SC David 11 SC Albert 8 SC; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Bethea, Oak Grove PO # 46/49 Jessie Rogers 49 Farmer $1000/300 SC Harriet 41 Farming Alice 21 domestic David 20 " Albert 17 " Jane 7 (black) at home; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 178-183 ... Timothy Rogers, a most excellent man and worthy citizen, married Sarah Bethea, a daughter of Sweat Swamp John Bethea, and settled where Dr. J. F. Bethea now lives; they raised a large family of sons and daughters; ... Two other sons, Jesse and Cade B. Rogers. Jesse married, first. Miss Harriet Bethea, daughter of the late Parker Bethea, by whom he had three children, two sons and one daughter. Two sons, David S. Rogers, of "Free State," who married a Miss Pipkin, of Marlborough, and who has had twenty children born to him by the same wife, seven of them are, however, dead; D. S. Rogers is quite a good citizen and prosperous man. Albert S. Rogers, the other son, married a daughter of Captain Stephen F. Berry, has a considerable family, sons and daughters, how many is unknown. Albert Rogers is also doing well. Their sister, Alice Rogers, married Holden Bethea; they live in the "Free State," and are said to be doing well ; have a family of children. Jesse Rogers married, a second time, the Widow Anna Rogers, below Marion; his wife was the widow of his cousin, Evan Rogers, who will be mentioned herein afterwards he (Jesse) died, leaving no issue by his second marriage. ; | Rogers, David S (I77837)
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| 22580 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 716/716 Thompson W. Allen 37 Farmer $1200 SC Rhoda 35 Mary A. 16 Emeline 13 Elmore 11 John C. 9 Joseph 7 David 5 Lewis 3 Wm Sturges 17 Laborer; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 170-173 Hays.—Another family of note in Hillsboro Township is the Hays family. The common ancestor of that family was Benjamin Hays; I do not know who his wife was; he raised a considerable family of sons and daughters; the sons, as remembered, were James, Jessee, William H., Joseph B. and Levi H. Hays ; the daughters, as remembered, were Mrs. Elias Allen, the mother of the late Rev. Joel Allen, and Thompson Allen, of Marlborough County; Mrs. Samuel Smith, of Buck Swamp, who died in 1857, and Mrs. John Martin, of Buck Swamp and Maiden Down; there may have been other daughters. These sons and daughters are all dead, some of them for many years, but were the stock of a numerous progeny —down to a second and third and even to a fourth generation ; many of them unknown to the writer, and, therefore, can say but little about them. | Allen, Thompson (I77421)
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| 22581 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 721/721 Joel Allen 35 Farmer $3000 SC Martha A. 33 James W. 8 Anna M. 7 Wm B. 5 John Sturges 16 Laborer; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1508 Joel ALLEN, 45, Baptist Minister Nancy, 43 James W., 18 Anna M., 16 William B., 14 Joel J. 9 David E., 8 Franklin M., 5 Mary A., 2 Celia E. 7/12; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Bethea # 76 Joel ALLEN, 55 Divine Nancy, 53 J. I. (m) 18 D. E. (m) 16 Frk. M. (m) 14 Alice, 12 Celia, 11; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Bethea # 7 Joel ALLEN, 65, Farmer Nancy, 63 wife Franklin M., 25 son Eugenia C., 20 dau; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 170-173 Hays.—Another family of note in Hillsboro Township is the Hays family. The common ancestor of that family was Benjamin Hays; I do not know who his wife was; he raised a considerable family of sons and daughters; the sons, as remembered, were James, Jessee, William H., Joseph B. and Levi H. Hays ; the daughters, as remembered, were Mrs. Elias Allen, the mother of the late Rev. Joel Allen, and Thompson Allen, of Marlborough County; Mrs. Samuel Smith, of Buck Swamp, who died in 1857, and Mrs. John Martin, of Buck Swamp and Maiden Down; there may have been other daughters. These sons and daughters are all dead, some of them for many years, but were the stock of a numerous progeny —down to a second and third and even to a fourth generation ; many of them unknown to the writer, and, therefore, can say but little about them.; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 199-206 ... Nancy, the second daughter, married Rev. Joel Allen; they raised a large family of sons and daughters; the sons were James (killed in the war), William, Joel I., David E. and Frank ; the daughters were Annie, Maria, Eugenia and Alice. Of the sons, William married a Miss Cox, of Florence; they have a large family of children, sons and daughters, and live on the old homestead. Joel I. married, first. Miss Helen Bass ; she died, and left four or five children, sons and daughters; Joel I. married, a second time, a lady near Ridgeway, S. C, named Lulie Meredith ; by her he had three children, when she died, and he is now a widower again, with two sets of children, eight in number. Joel I. Allen, like his father, is a Baptist preacher, and has charge of the Baptist Church at Dillon, and resides there ; is a fair preacher, and has one quality that many preachers do not have —his sermons are short and sensible, and when he gets through he quits —he does not turn round and thrash the straw over again or rehash it; he is a good' man. David E. Allen married Elizabeth (Bettie) Bethea, a daughter of Philip W. Bethea; has raised a family of eight or nine children, sons and daughters ; some of them are married and have families. Frank Allen emigrated some years ago to Greenwood, S. C, and married there— can't say to whom ; he is a first class man. The Allen boys are all good men, straightforward and reliable. Of the daughters of the Rev. Joel Allen, Annie Maria, the oldest, married Dr. Andrew J. Bethea, son of Rev. S. J. Bethea; he died in 1881, and left three sons and two daughters ; the sons are Herbert, Percy and Andrew, and are all young men of fine character. Andrew is now in Wake Forrest College, N. C. ; all unmarried.* [*Herbert Bethea has recently married Miss Eva Manning, daughter of the late Houston Manning. Of the daughters, the oldest, Nettie Bethea, married Rev. Pierce F. Kilgo, a Methodist preacher of the South Carolina Conference, and is now stationed at Williamston and Belton, and is said to be a fine preacher ; they have several children. Georgia, the younger daughter, married W. T. Bethea, her first cousin, who is, and has been, for several years, agent for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company at Dillon, and has been Mayor of the town for three or four years. They have three children, sons, and are doing well. W. T. Bethea is the grand-son of the writer. Eugenia, a daughter of Rev. Joel Allen, married Preston L. Dew; they moved to Greenwood several years ago, and are said to be doing well; they have several children. Alice Allen, the remaining daughter of Rev. Joel Allen, married her cousin, Furman Allen, of Marlborough; they are doing well, and have a large family, sons and daughters'. The Allen family under consideration herein are most respectable, good citizens, worthy to be emulated. Elizabeth Watson, third daughter of old man Isham, married the late George W. Reaves, being his third wife; by him she had five children, three of whom died children; two were raised a son, J. R. Reaves, and a daughter, Mary E. Robert Reaves is one of our leading fellow-citizens, on Buck Swamp he married a Miss McMillan, in the Mullins community, and has raised a large family— I think, thirteen or fourteen children, sons and daughters; he is doing a good part by his children in the way of education. Charles is a leading merchant of Mullins. Samuel W. is a graduate of the Citadel, and is a promising young man* [*S. W. Reaves is now a professor in Clemson College] Robert, another son, is a graduate of a dental school, and has located in Marion for the practice of his profession; he is also a promising young man. Of J. R. Reaves' daughters, the older ones are well educated and stand well ; one or two of them married, to whom unknown; several not yet grown.* [*Mary Reaves, a graduate of Winthrop. died of typhoid fever recently.] Mary married Dr. N. C. Murphy, who died several years ago; she is a practical business woman, a good manager in her business and farm affairs she has three sons and two daughters ; both daughters are married, one to a Mr. McMillan, the other to a Mr. Cain, of St. Matthews. ; | Allen, Rev Joel (I44535)
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| 22582 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 721/721 Joel Allen 35 Farmer $3000 SC Martha A. 33 James W. 8 Anna M. 7 Wm B. 5 John Sturges 16 Laborer; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1508 Joel ALLEN, 45, Baptist Minister Nancy, 43 James W., 18 Anna M., 16 William B., 14 Joel J. 9 David E., 8 Franklin M., 5 Mary A., 2 Celia E. 7/12; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Bethea, Reedy Creek PO # 102/106 Josh Summerford 35 Farm Laborer $-/- SC Sally 30 " " Alfred 9 " " Mary 7 " " Clarisa 4 " " Shade 10 " " Henderson Bethea 34 Farm Laborer Andrew 30 W* Physician $2800/225 Ann M. 25 Domestic W. J. George 36 Farmer $368/- Sarah 23 Keeping House** * Everyone listed as "B" before Andrew, though that might be a census error as this census was pretty sloppy. It is also possible all of these weren't actually in same household. ** Elizabeth Blackman, Sarah George's mother, next door.; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 199-206 ... Nancy, the second daughter, married Rev. Joel Allen; they raised a large family of sons and daughters; the sons were James (killed in the war), William, Joel I., David E. and Frank ; the daughters were Annie, Maria, Eugenia and Alice. ... Of the daughters of the Rev. Joel Allen, Annie Maria, the oldest, married Dr. Andrew J. Bethea, son of Rev. S. J. Bethea; he died in 1881, and left three sons and two daughters ; the sons are Herbert, Percy and Andrew, and are all young men of fine character. Andrew is now in Wake Forrest College, N. C. ; all unmarried.* [*Herbert Bethea has recently married Miss Eva Manning, daughter of the late Houston Manning. ; | Allen, Anna Maria (I18051)
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| 22583 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 721/721 Joel Allen 35 Farmer $3000 SC Martha A. 33 James W. 8 Anna M. 7 Wm B. 5 John Sturges 16 Laborer; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1508 Joel ALLEN, 45, Baptist Minister Nancy, 43 James W., 18 Anna M., 16 William B., 14 Joel J. 9 David E., 8 Franklin M., 5 Mary A., 2 Celia E. 7/12; !CENSUS:1870; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 199-206 ... Nancy, the second daughter, married Rev. Joel Allen; they raised a large family of sons and daughters; the sons were James (killed in the war), William, Joel I., David E. and Frank ; the daughters were Annie, Maria, Eugenia and Alice. Of the sons, William married a Miss Cox, of Florence; they have a large family of children, sons and daughters, and live on the old homestead. ; | Allen, William B (I44725)
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| 22584 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 721/721 Joel Allen 35 Farmer $3000 SC Martha A. 33 James W. 8 Anna M. 7 Wm B. 5 John Sturges 16 Laborer; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1508 Joel ALLEN, 45, Baptist Minister Nancy, 43 James W., 18 Anna M., 16 William B., 14 Joel J. 9 David E., 8 Franklin M., 5 Mary A., 2 Celia E. 7/12; !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 199-206 ... Nancy, the second daughter, married Rev. Joel Allen; they raised a large family of sons and daughters; the sons were James (killed in the war), William, Joel I., David E. and Frank ; the daughters were Annie, Maria, Eugenia and Alice. ; | Allen, James W (I18008)
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| 22585 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 742/742 Peter Grant 22 Laborer $- SC Ann E. 21 Archd. 3 Drucilla 3/12; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 204-1028-1028 Bennettsville PO Peter Grant 38 M Farmer 300 280 So Ca Ann E. 30 F " " Archibald 10 M " " Drucilla 8 F " " Sarah Jane 6 F " " ** Listed twice in 1860 ** !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 208B-1102-1102 (Blank) PO Peter Grant 31 M Farmer 75 342 So Ca Eliza 26 F " " Archd 12 M " " Drusilla 10 F " " Sarah F. 6 F " " | Ann Eliza (I96037)
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| 22586 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 742/742 Peter Grant 22 Laborer $- SC Ann E. 21 Archd. 3 Drucilla 3/12; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 204-1028-1028 Bennettsville PO Peter Grant 38 M Farmer 300 280 So Ca Ann E. 30 F " " Archibald 10 M " " Drucilla 8 F " " Sarah Jane 6 F " " ** Listed twice in 1860 ** !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 208B-1102-1102 (Blank) PO Peter Grant 31 M Farmer 75 342 So Ca Eliza 26 F " " Archd 12 M " " Drusilla 10 F " " Sarah F. 6 F " " | Grant, Archibald (I96038)
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| 22587 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 742/742 Peter Grant 22 Laborer $- SC Ann E. 21 Archd. 3 Drucilla 3/12; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 204-1028-1028 Bennettsville PO Peter Grant 38 M Farmer 300 280 So Ca Ann E. 30 F " " Archibald 10 M " " Drucilla 8 F " " Sarah Jane 6 F " " ** Listed twice in 1860 ** !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 208B-1102-1102 (Blank) PO Peter Grant 31 M Farmer 75 342 So Ca Eliza 26 F " " Archd 12 M " " Drusilla 10 F " " Sarah F. 6 F " " | Grant, Drucilla (I96039)
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| 22588 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist, SC pg 145B # 58/58 John TURNER, 41 SC Christian, 35 Ann WILLIAMS, 15 Daniel TURNER, 12 Joseph, 7 Mary Ann, 9 Sallie, 6 W. M. (m) 3; !CENSUS:1870 Marlboro Co., SC Bennetsville # 1/1 John Turner, 60 Mul, Miller, SC Dicey, 49 Sarah, 17 Rachel 15 Edward 13 Mary 11 Martin 9 Aaron 6; !CENSUS:1880 Marlboro Co., SC Red Hill # 11/11 Jack Turner, White, 60 M, SC-SC-SC Christian, 50, wife Ellen, 16 dau Charles 14 son; | Christian (I65039)
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| 22589 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist, SC pg 145B # 58/58 John TURNER, 41 SC Christian, 35 Ann WILLIAMS, 15 Daniel TURNER, 12 Joseph, 7 Mary Ann, 9 Sallie, 6 W. M. (m) 3; !CENSUS:1870 Marlboro Co., SC Bennetsville # 2/2 Daniel Turner, 22 Mul, SC Maria, 20 John, 1; !CENSUS:1880 Marlboro Co., SC Bennetsville # 582/582 Daniel Turner, 28 White, SC-SC-SC Sarah, 26 wife Wallace, 10 son Lillie, 7 dau Gurley 5 son Farley 1 son; | Turner, Daniel D (I65037)
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| 22590 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC # 1025/1025 James Rainwaters, 40 Sawyer, SC Laura, 38 Lucy Ann, 17 Moses, 15 John, 14 Thomas 12 Peter 11 Sarah F. 10 Silas 8 Josephine 7 James 2; | Rainwater, John (I65021)
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| 22591 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC # 1025/1025 James Rainwaters, 40 Sawyer, SC Laura, 38 Lucy Ann, 17 Moses, 15 John, 14 Thomas 12 Peter 11 Sarah F. 10 Silas 8 Josephine 7 James 2; | Rainwater, Moses (I65022)
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| 22592 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC # 1025/1025 James Rainwaters, 40 Sawyer, SC Laura, 38 Lucy Ann, 17 Moses, 15 John, 14 Thomas 12 Peter 11 Sarah F. 10 Silas 8 Josephine 7 James 2; | Rainwater, Lucy Ann (I65023)
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| 22593 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; !CENSUS:1860 x !CENSUS:1870 Marlboro Co., SC Bennetsville # 1/1 John Turner, 60 Mul, Miller, SC Dicey, 49 Sarah, 17 Rachel 15 Edward 13 Mary 11 Martin 9 Aaron 6; | Turner, Rachel (I65036)
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| 22594 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 745/745 Rutha Quick 60 $100 SC Jack Turner 27 Laborer Christian 27 Laura Rainwater 30 James 33 Nancy 19 [Idiot & Pauper] Samuel 12 Lucy 8 Moses 6 John 2 James 2/12 Ann E. Turner 7 Daniel 3 Rachel 6/12 Levi 18 Laborer Aaron 11; | Rainwater, James (I65020)
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| 22595 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 821/821 John Grantz (sic) 31 Farmer $300 SC Margaret 23 James 9 John F. 7 Sara 5 Herbert 3 Elizabeth 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 200B-973-973 Bennettsville PO John G. Grant, 42 Farmer & Turpentine $11700/7572 SC Margaret 35 # 974/974 James 19 Farmer Mary J. 15 # 975/975 Jno F. 17 Turpentine Distiller $-/150 Lucy 20 # 976/976 Peter Driggers 16 Farmer $-/150 Sarah 15 Herbert 13 Elizabeth 11 Cornelius 9 Richard 7 Lucy Ann 3; !CENSUS:1870 x !CENSUS:1880 * Marlboro; | Grant, John F (I95360)
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| 22596 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 821/821 John Grantz (sic) 31 Farmer $300 SC Margaret 23 James 9 John F. 7 Sara 5 Herbert 3 Elizabeth 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 200B-973-973 Bennettsville PO John G. Grant, 42 Farmer & Turpentine $11700/7572 SC Margaret 35 # 974/974 James 19 Farmer Mary J. 15 # 975/975 Jno F. 17 Turpentine Distiller $-/150 Lucy 20 # 976/976 Peter Driggers 16 Farmer $-/150 Sarah 15 Herbert 13 Elizabeth 11 Cornelius 9 Richard 7 Lucy Ann 3; !CENSUS:1870; !CENSUS:1880 * Marlboro; | Grant, Rev James T (I95361)
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| 22597 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 821/821 John Grantz (sic) 31 Farmer $300 SC Margaret 23 James 9 John F. 7 Sara 5 Herbert 3 Elizabeth 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 200B-973-973 Bennettsville PO John G. Grant, 42 Farmer & Turpentine $11700/7572 SC Margaret 35 # 974/974 James 19 Farmer Mary J. 15 # 975/975 Jno F. 17 Turpentine Distiller $-/150 Lucy 20 # 976/976 Peter Driggers 16 Farmer $-/150 Sarah 15 Herbert 13 Elizabeth 11 Cornelius 9 Richard 7 Lucy Ann 3; | Grant, Elizabeth (I94743)
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| 22598 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 821/821 John Grantz (sic) 31 Farmer $300 SC Margaret 23 James 9 John F. 7 Sara 5 Herbert 3 Elizabeth 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 200B-973-973 Bennettsville PO John G. Grant, 42 Farmer & Turpentine $11700/7572 SC Margaret 35 # 974/974 James 19 Farmer Mary J. 15 # 975/975 Jno F. 17 Turpentine Distiller $-/150 Lucy 20 # 976/976 Peter Driggers 16 Farmer $-/150 Sarah 15 Herbert 13 Elizabeth 11 Cornelius 9 Richard 7 Lucy Ann 3; | Grant, Herbert S (I94795)
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| 22599 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 821/821 John Grantz (sic) 31 Farmer $300 SC Margaret 23 James 9 John F. 7 Sara 5 Herbert 3 Elizabeth 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 200B-973-973 Bennettsville PO John G. Grant, 42 Farmer & Turpentine $11700/7572 SC Margaret 35 # 974/974 James 19 Farmer Mary J. 15 # 975/975 Jno F. 17 Turpentine Distiller $-/150 Lucy 20 # 976/976 Peter Driggers 16 Farmer $-/150 Sarah 15 Herbert 13 Elizabeth 11 Cornelius 9 Richard 7 Lucy Ann 3; | Grant, Sarah (I95359)
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| 22600 | !CENSUS:1850 Marlboro Dist., SC # 854/854 Wm Grantz (sic) 75 Cooper $- SC Anna 55 Wm 17 Laborer Mary 19 # 855/855 (next door) James " 27 Laborer $- SC Nancy 25 Anna J. 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marlboro Dist., SC PHF 208-1098-1098 Bennettsville PO James Grant 32 M So Ca Nancy 35 F " " Anna 12 F " " George 9 M " " Nicholes 7 M " " Sallie 5 F " " Oliver 1 M " " | Nancy (I95624)
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