I60485: ISABEL of Wenwick (ABT 1589

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1. Phillip BERNARD (AFN:1X26-QC2) Born: Abt. 1659 Place: Purton, Gloucester, VA

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Father: William COCKCROFT b: 6 JAN 1613/1614 in London, England; Mother: Elizabeth BURNETT b: 6 JAN 1612 in London, England;

Alternate spelling: Elizabeth CROCKETT AFN:14DV-CC9 ^[S1213]

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1734.-Est: of David Alvis in hands of David Crenshaw, his late Guardian. See settlement of Mary Alvis estate and David Alvis Orphan.

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"During Reconstruction, the Joneses and their friends and relatives began renewing education efforts, going into new businesses, and moving West. A few of the Joneses's friends joined the Mormon Church, and there are letters discussing the Mormon faith and moving to Utah. Some of letters, such as the one written by James Jones to his sister, Ella, have a decidedly melancholy tone. In his 22 December 1871, James reflected upon his childhood at "Oak Grove."" President of William Woods College in Missouri from the University of Kentucky.

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All input appreciated Email me: [email protected].
"family relationships with McGraws were Woodwards & Andrews.
David McGraw had plots (plats) on the branch of Little River. The Regulators' Pardon from the SC genweb archives names James Andrews Sr. James Jr. and Enoch Andrews side by side with the McGraws.

I haven't found Priscilla, but the 2 early McGraws that got land in 1745 on Little River were Solomon and Edward, S..

James A. Andrews, who according to The History of Pike Co. Ms settled in Ms in 1800 and married a Miss McGraw in Pike Co.

David McGraw settled in the same area about the same time. I have reference to a marriage record of Marion Co.MS of a James Andrews and a Jamima McGrew. I have requested a copy of this record but have not as yet received it.

David McGraw, settled in Pike Co.Ms c1810. He may have had a daughter or been related to Priscilla McGraw or a Jamima McGraw.

"Richard C. Renner" [email protected] Subject: Re: Andrews & Priscilla (McGraw?)

A few years ago I was on Prodigy and printed notes from Kathy Howell who was also looking for her husband's line of Andrews in SC. One said: I am researching my husband's maternal line, Andrews. His gggfather was James A. Andrews, who according to The History of Pike Co. Ms settled in Ms in 1800 and married a Miss McGraw in Pike Co. Women are often so difficult to track that I posted this note about David McGraw who settled in the same area about the same time. I have reference to a marriage record of Marion Co.MS of a James Andrews and a Jamima McGrew. I have requested a copy of this record but has not as yet received it.

An undocumented family tree which I obtained from a cousin of my husband shows James Andrews married to a Prisilla McGraw but the dates are mid 1700s and that doesn't seem to fit.

I would be delighted to obtain information on this early PikeCo. McGraw line to see if any of this fits. Kathy Howell I tried to send her a note yesterday but it came back so she is no longer on Prodigy or at any rate doesn't have this same email address. I found her name using Switchboard, the people finder on the internet, and this is the address for Kathy Howell, 2112 Hampton Dr., Harvey, LA 70058-1408.

I hope this is the right Kathy because I had Harvey ,LA written down by her name.
In another note she said she was seeking David McGraw, settled in Pike Co.Ms c1810. He may have had a daughter or been related to Priscilla McGraw or a Jamima McGraw.

In trying to sort out my McGraws in SC, I found in The Church History of MS, that a William McGraw had these children: William Jr.; Gracey; Edward; Margaret M.; JAMIMA; Matthew; James; Esther; and Emma.

William may be the William in the returns of Col.Thompson's militia roll as born in 1745 Ireland. This would have to have more investigation, though.

I know Edward Sr's children from his will, which is in the SC genweb archives, but no one has found out anything about Solomon Sr. except there was a Solomon, Jr. There's a chance that Priscilla was his daughter. If you have any way to check into Solomon Sr.. you might be able to find out who he married & when and who his children were.

I'm afraid I'm stuck in a place with no genealogy records at all so I have to go 150 miles to check records and even thing they are skimpy. I was pretty much benched until I got online with Prodigy and then AOL and now with a ISP. I hope we can exchange info as I'd love to put the family portrait together at long last.

If you would like a copy of the Regulators' Pardon or the early land records of the McGrws---also in the genweb archives, but can't get them for some reason, I will send them to you email. Carol
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26 Nov. 1795 JOHN MCGRAW vs. Exors of DAVID WESTCOAT - Writ of Enquiry. Catawba-Wateree Genealogical Society! Kershaw County Records - WPA Transcripts 1791 - 1799

The abstract here was first published in The Messenger, published by the Catawba-Wateree Genealogical Society, beginning in the June-July 1995 issue.
The information was copied from a roll of microfilm: V344-13 - KERSHAW COUNTY RECORDS - WPA TRANSCRIPTS, obtained from the American Genealogical Lending Library.
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McCraw, E. M. Co. I, 17th MS Regt. Inf. No Dates Leake

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My Southern Family

ISABEL of Wenwick

ABT 1589 - ____

ID Number: I60485

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Renee ALVIS

BARCLAY

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ID Number: I102530

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Philip BERNARD

ABT 1659 - ____

ID Number: I92543

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William COCKCROFT

6 Jan 1613 - ____

ID Number: I83260

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Mary CRENSHAW?

ABT 1700 - ABT 1732

ID Number: I1891

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Ray FORTENBERRY

ABT 1900 - ____

ID Number: I35281

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John GAINES

ABT 1860 - ____

ID Number: I31960

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Mary Emma JERNIGHAN

1855 - 17 Jul 1937

ID Number: I21789

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Lt. and Rev. James B. JONES C.S.A.

1846 - 1911

ID Number: I44564

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(RESEARCH QUERY) MCGRAW IRE > SC > LA

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ID Number: I19360

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Jos. (Joseph) PARSONS

ABT 1630 - ____

ID Number: I88627

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Elizabeth WALTHALL

ABT 1660 - ____

ID Number: I73089

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