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Here are the most recent forum posts in the Statewide forum here:
South Carolina Genealogy Forum: Forum: Statewide Genealogy Queries – Recent Topics
garyhamm on “Need more Info: William Hamm abt 1716 – 1781″
Would like more info regarding;
- William Hamm, & Martha Sherman – Hamm, lived in Cheraw District, Spartanburg County.
- James B. Hamm, son, 1763 born there.
- Samuel L. Hamm, 1804 son of James B. Went to Wayne County, TN.
halljason on “census.searchmyrecords.com – One of the most authentic Census Records Website”
SearchMyRecords will check thousands of sources, public databases, and proprietary search databases and let you download and view Census Records within few minutes. You can get the report you are looking for easily and effortlessly right from here without anyone ever finding you out, yes! And we are 100% honest.
cmorgan002 on “John David Morgan”
Looking for parents of John David Morgan, B. 29 June, 1797 in South Carolina. Married Susannah (Susan) Mannon 4 July 1817 in Indiana. John David’s father may be Goodlet Morgan, probably born in Wales, 1770-1780 or so.
SMHarris on “Looking for Harris ancestry”
Allen Bailey Harris born 1809, married Winnie Gordon (daughter of John and Edna)in 1837 and died in Alabama 1882. Pickens name appears in every generation to date. My ggrandfather Samuel Pickens Harris – Ala 1855 – 1888. Called “Captain” at the time of marriage and has REV on headstone.
willsb on “http://www.censusrecords.us/”
Census records
richerich0007 on “http://www.inmatesearch.ws”
Inmate Records
Here’s the summary feed from all the South Carolina Genealogy Forums hosted here:
South Carolina Genealogy Forum: Recent Posts
rghunter3@juno.com on “Braswell”
I am researching BRASWELL family.
Roy Hunter
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rghunter3@juno.com on “Flowers , Reeves , Braswell”
My lines are Flowers , Reeves , Braswell
Roy Hunter
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rghunter3@juno.com on “Flowers family”
I am looking for information on Flowers family
Abbeville and Anderson Counties SC
Roy Hunter
rghunter3@juno.com
rghunter3@juno.com on “Flowers family”
I am looking for information on Flowers family
Abbeville and Anderson Counties SC
Roy Hunter
rghunter3@juno.com
swevans on “Feagins”
Looking to confirm the full name of (1823-1899)Richardson Monroe Feagin’s wife.
Some have her listed as Leah Elizabeth Matthews (1823-1885), some as Mathis. She was a country doctor. Their son, William Richardson’s death certificate lists her as Bitsie Mathis, but I cannot confirm.
Any help at all will be greatly appreciated.
swevans on “Parker & Floyds of Williamsburg”
Looking for poster Dorothy “deeisback” who is researching her Parker & Floyd lines. I have information through Wm Charley Parker. smtevans1@aol.com
Genforum SC Board
Some “South Carolina” Genealogy related News items
south carolina genealogy – Google News
DNA helps in finding, learning about family history – WHNS Greenville
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Exhibitions from a birthday to the Boss – Philadelphia Inquirer
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Orangeburg Countys first black politicians – The Times and Democrat
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Mitt Romney Supporters Sound Off: We Are The 25 Percent – Huffington Post
table border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=7 style=vertical-align:top;trtd width=80 align=center valign=topfont style=font-size:85%;font-family:arial,sans-serif/font/tdtd valign=top class=jfont style=font-size:85%;font-family:arial,sans-serifbr /div style=padding-top:0.8em;img alt= height=1 width=1 //divdiv class=lha href=http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=tamp;fd=Ramp;usg=AFQjCNFQ1OX1hvn-dvHymfsCwJy5WeHQfgamp;url=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/02/mitt-romney-we-are-the-25-percent_n_1251116.htmlbMitt Romney Supporters Sound Off: #39;We Are The 25 Percent#39;/b/abr /font size=-1bfont color=#6f6f6fHuffington Post/font/b/fontbr /font size=-1He hobbled out of bSouth Carolina/b in second place with just 27 percent. In Florida, he cruised to victory, after two of the GOP candidates declined to compete in the state, but in the counties where he won, turnout for Romney was down sharply from b…/b/fontbr /font size=-1 class=p/fontbr /font class=p size=-1a class=p href=http://news.google.com/news/more?ncl=dq_wqrRdKmNMOSMamp;ned=usnobrband morenbsp;raquo;/b/nobr/a/font/div/font/td/tr/table
Coweta Kinfolk: Adjoining counties often figure in doing genealogical research – Newnan Times-Herald
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City maps aid in search for marker Tom Mooney Out on a Limb – Wilkes Barre Times-Leader
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