The Baskin Family

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Roots Web Database This is the link to the "Baskin" index page of my "Cathcart Family Tree (jcath)" genealogy file submitted to RootsWeb. Sorry, but my Cathcart name got top billing for the database! :-) I download the latest information I have to this file fairly regularly.
Pictures I'm continuing to add pictures and would love to have your additions! If you have some you'd like to share, I'd love to have them! I'll scan, post, and return them to you! Or if you're already computer-savvy, please email them to me (preferably in JPEG format).
The Birthday Bash -- July 2002 Family party for my mom, Norvelle "Noby" Baskin Cathcart. Includes lots of pictures.
Ancestors of John S. Baskin... from RootsWeb database

Please help me out!! I'd appreciate any corrections/comments/suggestions!

Recollections of the "Sand Hills" in the Olden Days - by Elizabeth Sinkler Manning Richardson, wife of Richard Charles Richardson, Jr. Includes information about life in pre- and post-Civil War South Carolina. Also includes much genealogical information.
Interviews from the Works Projects Administration (WPA) Federal Writers' Project. These interviews are located (or taken from) the Library of Congress' American Life Histories website. The interviews were written for the Folklore Project. See the link above for more information about this interesting source of historical material.
- Interview with Mrs. C. G. Richardson This is an interview with Mrs. Cameron Gregg Richardson (formerly Miss Hattie Angelia Brunson; of Beaufort District, SC; 1857-1946). I have not yet found a connection between "our" Richardsons and her husband. I did find a family tree on the LDS Family Search website which gives the above names and dates, and shows Cameron's father as James Cameron Richardson (m. Esther Henrietta Tames). Her interview gives a look at plantation life shortly after Sherman's arrival in the Beaufort area.