Aylmer Thompson (1898-1951) married Katherine e. Pitt in Chicago, Illinois, and moved in the early 1930s to El Centro, California. Descendants, ancestors, and relatives lived in New England, Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado, California and elsewhere.

Joseph Lantzy (1780-1869) was born at Wallbach, Canton Aargau, Switzerland, the son of Leonz Rocky Magnus Lenzi (1740-1815) and a descendant of Johann Jakob Lenzi (1638-1713) of Western Fricktal, Austria. He and Mary Ursula Bitter (1795-1881) immigrated to the United States in 1816 and were married at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on their arrival. They had nine children, 1814-1830, born in Switzerland and Lancaster, Schuylkill, and Cambria Counties,...

Elias Brown was born in 1790 and married Malora Haight (born 1793) in 1814. Justin Gates married Elizabeth Pease in 1819 in Livonia, Ontario County, New York. John C. Brown, son of Elias, married Julia Gates in 1847. Family members lived in New York, Illinois, Michigan, and elsewhere.

The Jeans family lived in Loudoun Co., Virginia in 1674.

"We have taken the bulk of South Carolina material appearing in the 'Georgia Genealogical Magazine' and compiled it into book form as found herein"--Pref. In the early 1800s, Marion District represented what is now Marion, Dillon and part of Florence counties. In the 1850s, Pickens District represented what is now Pickens and Oconee counties.

William Ward (1603-1687) was born in Yorkshire, England. He married twice and was the father of sixteen children, all born at Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Descendants listed, chiefly descendants of Daniel Ward (1732-1826) of Franklin County, Virginia, lived in Massachusetts, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky, and elsewhere. Includes the Dillon, Fuller, Grubb, McComas, Perdue, and other related families.

Robert Craig was born in Ayshire, Scotland, in 1744, the son of Robert Craig. He immigrated to America and settled at Abbington, Virginia. He was a captain of the 5th Co., 3rd Battalion, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, during the Revolutionary War. He and his wife, Margrette Mitchell had five sons. After the war he was a toll gate keeper in Kentucky. His great grandson, Joseph Marshall Craig, was born in 1848, in Dubois County, Indiana, the son of Robert...

At the beginning of this item on film, a title for the record indicates that this manuscript pertains to Charleston County. That is not correct. It pertains to Prince Frederick & Prince George parishes which took up a large area of South Carolina, but primarily focus on 6 present-day counties: Williamsburg, Florence, Marion, Dillon, Horry & Georgetown. Also, the Black River church was probably in today's Georgetown County. References: Albert Sidney...

Henry Pearson and his wife, Frances were the parents of nine children. Records show them living in old 96th District, Greenville County, SC and in Wilkes County, GA. Their son, Leonard Pearson (d.1827) married Virginia Luraney Yarborough (widow of Boyette). Luraney, as a widow married David Wood(s) in 1829 in Marengo County, Alabama. They are listed in the 1850 Census, as living in Panola County, Miss. Later, family members are located in Ellis County,...

Byrds are known to have settled in Franklin County as early as 1747. William J.O. ("Deck") Bird, a son of Vincent M. Bird, married Mary Susan Byrd in Franklin County in 1885. Their descendants lived in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and elsewhere.