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McCormick County Genealogy




McCormick County was formed in 1916 from Greenwood County and Abbeville County. The county was named for Cyrus Hall McCormick, an inventor. The Cherokee Indians massacred early settlers in 1760 at Long Cane. As a response, Fort Charlotte was built to help protect the area. This was one of the first forts captured by the Colonists in the Revolutionary War. Gold was found on the site where the current town of McCormick sits around 1850. Cyrus McCormick had purchased the gold mine and then later gave some land for the town. The town bearing his name was established in 1882 and is the county seat.

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Route 2, Box 84-AAA
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Mc Cormick, SC 29835

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Louvene on “Caleb Barron/Elizabeth Padden”

I am looking for any info on Caleb Barron who was born in South Carolina in 1797, that’s all I have. He married Elizabeth Padden who also was born in South Carolina in abt 1827. he finally moved to Smith Co. Texas where he died. Thanks




klaamknits on “COOK family in Orangeburg SC”

I am trying to get some information on Henry (b. abt 1786) and Mary Ann Cook (b. abt 1795. They had sons Peter and Abraham. Mary Ann would have died before 27 Aug 1868. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
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mscurry on “Steward/Stewart of Marion Co.”

Looking for my grandfather William Steward (shous up as Stewart in some records)supposedly born in Marion, SC (b 12/26/1867, d 8/16/1952 in Norfolk, VA) – married to Annie C. Gordon (abt. 1885, d either 1924 or 1939) – married on Oct. 29, 1902. He later married Josephine

Also looking for great-grandfather Alexander Stewart (maybe born in NC) married to Anne or Annie (?Davis?) (maybe born in NC)

I cannot find my grandfather or great-grandfather in any census.

We are African American




SonyaCJ on “Crider and Nettles familes that lived in Orangeburg Dist. before 1820″

My 4g-grandfather, Frederick Crider and wife, Susannah, came from Orangeburg Dist., S.C. to Southwest Mississippi (Franklin County) before 1820. Their daughter, Elizabeth Chrishine, married Elisha Nettles before 1820 and was also living in Franklin County, Mississippi. There is also an Elisha Nettles in Orangeburg Dist. in 1820. All of this is based on the 1820 census for S.C. and MS. I am trying to find out if the younger Elisha Nettles that married the Crider is the son of the older Elisha Nettles living in Orangeburg Dist. There was another Nettles that came to MS about 1810 from another district in S.C. but he left MS about 1815 and moved to Louisiana. There is no marriage License on record in Mississippi for Elisha Nettles and Elizabeth Christine Crider. Can anyone help me? I need to know if these two Elisha’s are father & son and if Elisha Nettles married Eliz. Crider in South Carolina.




hclarke on “Parents of George Citizen Clarke”

,George Citizen Clarke, was born in Lexington in December 1821. He may have had brothers and/or sisters. I do not know his parent’s names. I do know they moved to Middle Georgia when George was very young. I am looking for any birth info and ,info about his parents,. I have very detailed info about his life in Georgia. He died in 1896 in Perry, Georgia.


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Cities and towns of McCormick County:

Bordeaux
Britts
Clarks Hill
Colliers
McCormick (County Seat)
Modoc
Mount Carmel
Parksville
Plum Branch
Willington

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