| Surname |
Information |
Contact |
| HALFORD |
I have been researching my family history since 1965 and am trying to
link to my GG Grandfather and his connections to the low country and Jasper
County. His name was Jefferson James Halford or James
Jefferson Halford depending upon sources. The surname is sometimes
spelled with two LL's as well. I have undocumented information that he owned
and sold Oketee plantation after the war. 9 May 2001 |
David Cravey |
| HANDLEY |
In search of the Handley families in Jasper and this area
in the mid-to-late 1700's. John, James, William and Thomas. The name has
been spell Handly, Hanly, Hanley and Handley. Anyone doing research, please
contact me. Will be happy to share data. Thanks
(4/19/99 7:27:34 PM) |
Ellie
Handley |
| HARRISON |
I am interested in any information concerning the ancestry and descendants
of a Thomas Harrison, planter of Prince William
Parish, Granville Co., SC. His home was probably in the vicinity of present-day
Grahamville, Jasper Co, SC. In 1752 this Thomas was ordained a deacon of
the original Euhaw Baptist Church, which was located about 6 miles east of
Grahamville on Euhaw Creek. Thomas' first wife was a Mary ______, his second
wife was Hannah Sealy. According to his 1755 will, Thomas' children were
Henry, William, Thomas, John, Mikell, and Francis; no daughters were mentioned.
One source, "The Beville Family" by Agnes B.V. Tedcastle published in 1917,
suggests that Thomas of Euhaw was the son of William Harrison and Sarah Hawley,
but this was not documented. If correct, Thomas' ancestry could then be traced
back to Burr Harrison (son of Cuthbert) of Northern Virginia.My interest
in Thomas of Euhaw relates to the possibility that I am a descendant of his
son Henry. 9 May 2001 |
Julian R. Harrison |
| HARTLEY |
I am searching for information on Daniel Hartley, Sr, b. 1720,
d. 1798. Or others with Hartley name. (9/3/99 8:46:00
PM) |
Early Hartley |
| HEAPE |
Trying to find info on John Mitchell HEAPE b abt 1894 in Jasper/
Beaufort County area. Married Martha ??.
(5/31/97) |
Jim
Strickland |
| HOLMES |
Where may I locate information about David Holmes. He may have resided
on Kincaid Plantation. I have been told that he was the original inventor
of the cotton gin, and I would like to know more about him. 27 Sept. 2003
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Dianne Bush |
| HOLZDORF |
Looking for any information on Holzdorf possibly from Purysburg
SC mid 1700's. (9/3/99 8:42:14 PM) |
ken sanders |
| HUMBERT |
I am looking for more information on William Humbert. Born
1780 died 1870. He married Elizabeth Ward Born 1797 died 1860. I have read
a book in the Ridgeland County Library called, " The Moving Hand of Jasper
". It says in there that the Humberts once owned the property that the present
day Okatie Club now sits on. I am trying to trace my family back to their
beginning when they settled in Purrysburg. (5/31/99
10:00:56 AM) |
Joey
Cordray |
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