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| Gleen Cook (?) was born on 2 July 1898.1 She died on 25 April 1916 at age 17.1 She was buried after 25 April 1916 at Gethsemane Cemetery, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Gethsemane Cemetery. Contributed by Theta Graham Duffy and Wanda Rabon Causey. Located not far from Rehoboth Methodist Church on 309, near its junction with 23.1 She married Berry C. Alford, son of Lewis H. Alford and Frances Galvin McCracken, after 1918.2,3 Her married name was Alford.1 |
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| Claudia Bell (?) was born on 29 January 1896.1 She married Howard H. Alford, son of Lewis H. Alford and Frances Galvin McCracken, after 1906.1 Her married name was Alford.1 Claudia Bell (?) died on 22 March 1978 at age 82.1 She was buried after 22 March 1978 at Gethsemane Cemetery, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Gethsemane Cemetery. Contributed by Theta Graham Duffy and Wanda Rabon Causey. Located not far from Rehoboth Methodist Church on 309, near its junction with 23.1 |
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 Arthur Alford Sr. was born circa 1780 at Floyds Township, Horry County, South Carolina, US.1,2
He married Clarky Sarvis, daughter of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd, circa 1799 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2,3
Arthur Alford Sr. died in 1828 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.1,2
He was buried at Horry County, South Carolina, US.1
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Levi Alford was born in 1800 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; Alternate date of 1802 based on research by Tara Havens-Lewellen.3,4
He was the son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis.5
Levi Alford married Elizabeth (?) circa 1828 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.6
Levi Alford was was a farmer. On 17 April 1850 at Horry District, South Carolina, US.7
He appeared on the census of 17 April 1850 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; , Levi Alford, is shown as head of house hold #396.6,8
He appeared on the census of 1860 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; This is probably the correct Levi Alford.130 ALFORD Levi 60 M SC Elizabeth 58 F SC Amanda 25 F SC HUX Thos. 14 M SC.9 |
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Arthur Alford Jr. was also known as A. Alford.4
He was born circa 1802 at South Carolina, US.5,6
He was born in 1803 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; 1802 is another possible date of birth.7
He was the son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis.8
Arthur Alford Jr. married Eliza Cartrette, daughter of Hezekiah Cartrette Jr. and Nancy Ann Sarah Allen, circa 1838 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; Other information puts the wedding date in 1831 in Horry County, SC.9,10
Arthur Alford Jr. married Mary Ann Jordan, daughter of Henry Durant Jordan and Judith (?), circa 1850 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; The age difference here is rather large but not unheard of. Research of others show this as a marriage, but the information presented here and the dates involved do cast some doubt as Arthur Alford had children of Mary Ann's approximate age.11
Arthur Alford Jr. appeared on the census of 5 August 1850 at Horry District, South Carolina, US; , Arthur Alford, is listed as the head of household #199. Also living with the family is a female named Angela Todd, age 18 and born in South Carolina.12,13
He was a farmer. On 5 August 1850 at Horry District, South Carolina, US.14
He was was a farmer. On 3 July 1860 at Kingston Parish, Horry County, South Carolina, US.15
He appeared on the census of 3 July 1860 at Kingston Parish, Horry County, South Carolina, US; , A. Alford, is listed as the head of household #387.16
He was a farmer on 6 July 1870 at Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US.17
He appeared on the census of 6 July 1870 at Family #75, Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Also living with the family was a 3 year old female by the name of Isadora Allen. I do not know at this time who she was.18
He was Farmer in 1880 at Conwayboro Tonwship, Horry County, South Carolina, US.19
He and Mary Ann Jordan appeared on the census of 1880 at Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Arthur ALFORD Self M Male W 78 SC Farmer SC SC Mary A. ALFORD Wife M Female W 48 SC Keeps House SC SC Robinson ALFORD Son S Male W 28 SC Laborer SC SC.20 Arthur Alford Jr. died in 1883 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. |
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Clarkey Alford was also known as Clarky B. Alford.1
Clarkey Alford was also known as Clarky Alford.2
She was born in 1804 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3
She was the daughter of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis.4
Clarkey Alford There is a Clarky Alford in the 1880 Census living with another family, possibly her son's family. Warren ALFORD Self M Male W 47 SC Turpt Farmer SC SC Jane M. ALFORD Wife M Female W 46 SC Keeping House SC SC William H. ALFORD Son S Male W 12 SC Works On Farm SC SC George W. ALFORD Son S Male W 6 SC SC SC Mary WILLIAMS SDau S Female W 17 SC At Home SC SC Clarky ALFORD Other Female W 76 SC SC SC in 1880 at Bayboro Township, Horry County, South Carolina, US.5 |
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| Mehaley Alford was also known as Mahely Alford.1 She was born circa 1806 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. She was the daughter of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis. Mehaley Alford married Thomas Ludlum circa 1820 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2,3 As of before 1827,her married name was Ludlum.2 |
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| Eliza Alford was born circa 1808 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. She was the daughter of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis. Eliza Alford married Henry Durant Hemingway Sr., son of William Thomas Hemingway and (?) Durant, on 28 February 1828 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; Marriage Contract Book B, page 323.2,3 Her married name was Hemingway.2 |
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Warren Tress Alford was also known as Warren T. Alford.2
He was buried at Princeville Cemetery, Horry County, South Carolina, US.2
He was born on 10 September 1833 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3
He was the son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis.
Warren Tress Alford married Mary Jane (?) circa 1855 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3
Warren Tress Alford began military service circa 1863 Company B, 18th Heavy Artillery Battalion, the South Carolina Siege Train.2
He was buried at Heniford Cemetery, Loris, Horry County, South Carolina, US; The marker gives no dates for birth or death, but it does note Company B, Siege Train, Confederate States of America. I am now told that this cemetary has been destroyed now and that Warren Alford's stone has now been placed at Princeville Cemetery, west of Loris. Other markers from this cemetery are at Live Oak Baptist Church and others are represented by cenotaphs at Princeville.4,5 He There is a Warren Alford in the 1880 census as a head of household with his wife Jane M. Alford with children and another person with relationship listed as Other named Clarky. This matches his mothers name and this could well show his mother living with him in her later years. He Based on his cemetery marker I believe that he served in the Civil War in the Company B, Siege Train in the Confederate States of America. It is even possible he died in the war as his marker gives no dates. A Siege Train is a collection of pieces of Artillery which are combined into a special force for a specific purpose, in this case to break the hold of Northern forces on Charleston. Company B, Siege Train was commanded by Major Edward Manigault. In 1986 the University of South Carolina Press published the journal of Major Edward MAnigault and contins some information on the subject.6,2 |
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| Unity Alford was born circa 1812 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. She was the daughter of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis. |
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| Meredith Alford was born circa 1814 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. He was the son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis. |
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| Mary Frances Sarvis was born on 13 July 1800 at Conwayboro "Kingston", Horry County, South Carolina, US.1 She was the daughter of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. Mary Frances Sarvis married Josiah Tillman Sessions circa 1820 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2 As of circa 1820,her married name was Sessions.2 Mary Frances Sarvis died on 4 December 1877 at Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US, at age 77.1 She was buried at Kingston Presbyterian Church, Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US. |
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| John Fitz Sarvis was also known as John Fits Sarvis. He was born on 29 January 1802 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2 He was the son of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. John Fitz Sarvis died in 1864. |
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Cornelius Benjamin Sarvis was also known as Cornelius Benjamin Sarvis.
Cornelius Benjamin Sarvis was also known as C. B. Sarvis.2
He was born on 8 March 1801 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3
He was the son of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd.
Cornelius Benjamin Sarvis was born circa 1804 at South Carolina, US.4
He was Farmer.5
He was born on 8 March 1804 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.6
He married Hanna Mary Davis Green on 20 November 1823 at Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US.7
C. B. Sarvis appeared on the census of 20 August 1850 at Family #444, Horry District, South Carolina, US.8
He died on 24 September 1881 at Horry County, South Carolina, US, at age 80.3,9
He was buried after 24 September 1881 at Sarvis Cemetery, Horry County, South Carolina, US.10
He was buried at Jack Branch Ceme, Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US.
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Louisa Pawley Sarvis was also known as Louisa P. Beaty.1
Louisa Pawley Sarvis was also known as Louisa Pawley Sarvis.
She was born on 18 March 1807 at Floyd's Township, Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US.2,3,4
She was the daughter of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd.
Louisa Pawley Sarvis married James S. Beaty after 1821.5
As of after 1821,her married name was Beaty.5
Louisa P. Beaty appeared on the census of 24 July 1850 in the household of James S. Beaty at Horry District, South Carolina, US; , James Beaty, is listed as the head of household #1 with his wife and children. Also listed is a John R. Beaty and 6 people with other surnames who may be borders or family. Even some of the children with Beaty surnames are not certainly offspring of James and Louisa Beaty. He is shown as a farmer with a 3000 home worth.6
Louisa Pawley Sarvis died in 1855 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.
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| Lewis Floyd Sarvis was born on 16 March 1811 at Conwayboro "Kingston", Horry County, South Carolina, US. He was the son of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. |
| Elizabeth L. Sarvis was born on 20 August 1818 at Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Kingston. She was the daughter of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. Elizabeth L. Sarvis died on 15 December 1870 at Horry County, South Carolina, US, at age 52. |
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| Gabriel Sarvis was born circa 1787 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. He was the son of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. |
| Benjamin H. Sarvis was born circa 1820 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. He was the son of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. |
| Samantha Melvina Sarvis was also known as Semantha Sarvis. She was born on 20 July 1783 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3 She was the daughter of John Sarvis Jr. and Laura Hanna Floyd. Samantha Melvina Sarvis married James Booth circa 1803 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3 As of circa 1803,her married name was (?).3 Samantha Melvina Sarvis married John T. Hucks circa 1820 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.4 As of circa 1820,her married name was (?).4 Samantha Melvina Sarvis died on 2 November 1845 at Horry County, South Carolina, US, at age 62.3 |
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| Moses Floyd was born circa 1774 at Floyd's Township, Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US. He was the son of Moses Floyd and Mary Lewis. |
| Loami Floyd was born circa 1776 at Floyd's Township, Conway, Horry County, South Carolina, US. He was the son of Moses Floyd and Mary Lewis. |
William Tillman Smith was also known as William Smith.2
William Tillman Smith was also known as W. Tillman Smith.3
William Tillman Smith was also known as William T. Smith.4
He was born on 19 July 1890 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.5,6,7,8,9,10
He was a math teacher and farmer.
He was the son of Enoch G. Clayton Smith and Mary Ellen Squires.
William Tillman Smith appeared on the census of 20 April 1910 at Dog Bluff, Horry County, South Carolina, US.
He began military service on 30 August 1918 Vetern of World War I while in the Army.8
He ended military service on 11 December 1918.
He married Mollie Ellen Graham, daughter of Joseph Henry Graham and Elizabeth Virginia Holmes, on 3 September 1919 at Conway Township, Horry County, South Carolina, US.11,12,13,14
William Tillman Smith appeared on the census of 11 February 1920 at Family #311, Conway Township, Horry County, South Carolina, US; The census shows them without children at this point in time and living by themselves. It shows them both born in South Carolina and indicates their parents also all born in South Carolina. He is listed as a farmer. The one troubling data on the census is their ages, William T. Smith is listed at 25 years old at this time and Mollie is listed as 17. Also her name reads more like Minnie here. It is very possible that this is an incorrect couple.15
He appeared on the census of 22 April 1930 at Family #228, Dog Bluff (South), Horry County, South Carolina, US.16
His Social Security Number was 247-66-8084 in 1957 at South Carolina, US.9
He died on 18 December 1976 at Aynor, Horry County, South Carolina, US, at age 86.17,8,9
He was buried on 21 December 1976 at Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Cool Spring, Horry County, South Carolina, US.17,8
He According to William T. Smith's WWI draft registration, he was single at that time and was farming with his father. William Tillman Smith saw military service during World War I, but never saw combat. He was a private in Battery C, Third Regiment. W.T. Smith was on a ship enroute to Europe when it meet the ship returning from Europe with the news that the War was over. William Tillman Smith then elected to return to the United States and he did. He never set foot in a foreign country. He was then discharged on December 11, 1918 at Camp Jackson, South Carolina.William Tillman Smith's Social Security number was 247-66-8084. His South Carolina Driver's License number was 1024730. He was 5 foot 9 inches tall and weighed 180 lbs. in 1976. William Tillman Smith applied at the Horry County Courthouse for a Marriage License. He was 28 years old and one month. He was then a resident of Horry County, South Carolina. Mollie Graham was then 20 years old and 1 month. She was then a resident of Adriau(?), South Carolina. The License was issued on 3 September, 1919 by J.S. Vaught, Probate Judge for Horry County, South Carolian. The License is on file at the Horry County, Courthouse under file number 2429. W.T. Smith, as called by his friends, was a math teacher and a land surveyor. He also sold fertilizer to the other local farmers. The way the system worked was for Tillman to give a farmer some fertilizer for his crops but not collect any money for it until the crops came in. When the crops were harvested Tillman sometimes would have collected some rather large sums of money, sometimes as much as $80,000 which in went to Conway and deposited into the bank. He would then have to pay his debt to the fertilizer company. Another way Tillman made money was that during the depression he had some money put away that he kept burried in the back yard. He hid this money because he did not want people to know he had it. In those days everyone was having a bad time and everyone was expected to pitch in and help your neighbor. When some other farmers elected to sell there land Tillman would purchase their property for some very low price. Then we would refer to the Farmer's Almanac and find a period of time when there would supposedly be some bad weather. Then he would sign a contract with someone for lumber rights with a time limit involved. If the Almanac was right, they could never met the quanity required for clearing in the time alotted by the contract and Tillman would once again have the land and the lumber. Then he would sell it again and again. Every once in a while the Almanac was wrong or the buyer was a little better than Tillman had thought and the lumber would get successfully harvested. William Tillman Smith was a Mason and arose to the position of Master Mason. It is also believed that he was a member of the Klu Klux Klan in his younger days. He never remarried after his wife died, but remained at home living with his oldest daughter, Dally Bain Smith, who never married herself. Although he never remarried after the death of Mollie, he was routinely seen in the company of Mrs. Page, who was one of his childhood sweathearts and was with him during his death. This author remembers W.T. Smith quite well, he was my grandfather. He was always a kind an gentle man to me and I miss him. Individual: Smith, William Social Security #: 247-66-8084 Issued in: South Carolina Birth date: Jul 19, 1890 Death date: Dec 1976 Residence code: South Carolina ZIP Code of last known residence: 29511 Primary location associated with this ZIP Code: Aynor, South Carolina.18 William Tillman Smith lived at Aynor, Horry County, South Carolina, US. His Ancestral File Number is MVJ1-9R.19 |
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| Elvin Chubb was born circa 1866 at South Carolina, US.1 He was the son of Jacob Chubb and Susannah Hilton.1 Elvin Chubb appeared on the census of 1880 at Saint James Goose Creek, Charleston County, South Carolina, US; Born in SC, age 14, single, white, and both parents born in SC.1 |
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| William Harrison was born in 1845 at Jasper, Illinois, US.1 He was the son of Washington Harrison and Mary Ann Chapman.1 |
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| Lewis Harrison was born in 1849 at Jasper, Illinois, US.1 He was the son of Washington Harrison and Mary Ann Chapman.1 |
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| Thomas Harrison was born in 1853 at Jasper, Illinois, US.1 He was the son of Washington Harrison and Mary Ann Chapman.1 |
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| Josiah Harrison married Hannah Bristow.1 |
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| Hannah Bristow married Josiah Harrison.1 Her married name was Harrison.1 |
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| Mary Kunkel was born circa 1860 at Indiana, US.1 She was the daughter of Adam Kunkel and Elizabeth Reisert.1 Mary Kunkel appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Adam Kunkel at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, US; Adam Kunkle was a white, male, age 50, born in Bavaria, Germany and so was his father. His occupation at this time was a farmer. He is listed with his wife and 7 children. Elizabeth was listed as born in Hesse-Darm, Germany.2 |
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| Joseph Kunkel was born in 1866 at Indiana, US.1 He was the son of Adam Kunkel and Elizabeth Reisert.1 Joseph Kunkel appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Adam Kunkel at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, US; Adam Kunkle was a white, male, age 50, born in Bavaria, Germany and so was his father. His occupation at this time was a farmer. He is listed with his wife and 7 children. Elizabeth was listed as born in Hesse-Darm, Germany.2 |
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| Elizabeth Kunkel was born in 1868 at Indiana, US.1 She was the daughter of Adam Kunkel and Elizabeth Reisert.1 Elizabeth Kunkel appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Adam Kunkel at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, US; Adam Kunkle was a white, male, age 50, born in Bavaria, Germany and so was his father. His occupation at this time was a farmer. He is listed with his wife and 7 children. Elizabeth was listed as born in Hesse-Darm, Germany.2 |
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| Margret Kunkel was born in 1870 at Indiana, US.1 She was the daughter of Adam Kunkel and Elizabeth Reisert.1 Margret Kunkel appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Adam Kunkel at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, US; Adam Kunkle was a white, male, age 50, born in Bavaria, Germany and so was his father. His occupation at this time was a farmer. He is listed with his wife and 7 children. Elizabeth was listed as born in Hesse-Darm, Germany.2 |
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| John Kunkel was born in 1872 at Indiana, US.1 He was the son of Adam Kunkel and Elizabeth Reisert.1 John Kunkel appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Adam Kunkel at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, US; Adam Kunkle was a white, male, age 50, born in Bavaria, Germany and so was his father. His occupation at this time was a farmer. He is listed with his wife and 7 children. Elizabeth was listed as born in Hesse-Darm, Germany.2 |
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| Lena Kunkel was born in 1876 at Indiana, US.1 She was the daughter of Adam Kunkel and Elizabeth Reisert.1 Lena Kunkel A Lena Kunkel married a Joseph A. Dudley on 18 Aug 1903. This could be the correct Lena.2 She appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of Adam Kunkel at Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana, US; Adam Kunkle was a white, male, age 50, born in Bavaria, Germany and so was his father. His occupation at this time was a farmer. He is listed with his wife and 7 children. Elizabeth was listed as born in Hesse-Darm, Germany.3 |
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Daniel Johnston Another researcher suspects this maybe the same Daniel Johnston who's parents were James and Margarite Johnston of Oneida County, New York. The following are brothers and sisters: John, James, Thomas, Edward, William, Mary, Margarite and Mary. He was born in 1789 at Prince George Parish, South Carolina, US.2 He married Edith Strickland, daughter of William Strickland and Bedith (?), before 1819.2 Daniel Johnston married Anna Hucks after 1819.2 Daniel Johnston lived at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2 He died after 1860 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2 He 1st marriage was to Edith Strickland and his second marriage was to Anna Hucks. |
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| Edith Strickland was born circa 1795 at Prince Geoge Parish, South Carolina, US. She was the daughter of William Strickland and Bedith (?).2 Edith Strickland married Daniel Johnston before 1819.3 As of before 1819,her married name was Johnston. Edith Strickland died circa 1830 at Horry County, South Carolina, US. |
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| Anna Hucks married Daniel Johnston after 1819.1 Her married name was Johnston.1 |
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Elizabeth (?) was also known as Eliza (?).3
She was born in 1802 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.4,5
She married Levi Alford, son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis, circa 1828 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.1
As of circa 1828,her married name was Alford.1
Eliza (?) appeared on the census of 17 April 1850 in the household of Levi Alford at Horry County, South Carolina, US; , Levi Alford, is shown as head of house hold #396.1,6
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| Cady (?) married John Sarvis Jr., son of John Sarvis Sr. and Mary (?), circa 1780 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.1 As of circa 1780,her married name was Sarvis.1 |
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Eliza Cartrette was born circa 1810 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.3
She was the daughter of Hezekiah Cartrette Jr. and Nancy Ann Sarah Allen.4,2
Eliza Cartrette was born circa 1826 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.2
She married Arthur Alford Jr., son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis, circa 1838 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; Other information puts the wedding date in 1831 in Horry County, SC.5,2
As of circa 1838,her married name was Alford.
Eliza Cartrette died before 1850 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.6
She Based on LDS information, she married a Arthur Alford who was born in 1803 in Horry County, SC and died in 1883.
She appeared on the census of 5 August 1850 in the household of Arthur Alford Jr. at Horry District, South Carolina, US; , Arthur Alford, is listed as the head of household #199. Also living with the family is a female named Angela Todd, age 18 and born in South Carolina.7,8
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Mary Ann Jordan was also known as M. A..3
Mary Ann Jordan was also known as Mary A..4
She was born circa 1825 at South Carolina, US.5
She was born in 1832 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.6,7
She was the daughter of Henry Durant Jordan and Judith (?).8,9
Mary Ann Jordan was born circa 1835 at South Carolina, US.10
She married Arthur Alford Jr., son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis, circa 1850 at Horry County, South Carolina, US; The age difference here is rather large but not unheard of. Research of others show this as a marriage, but the information presented here and the dates involved do cast some doubt as Arthur Alford had children of Mary Ann's approximate age.11
As of circa 1850,her married name was Alford.12
M. A. Jordan appeared on the census of 5 August 1850 in the household of Arthur Alford Jr. at Horry District, South Carolina, US; , Arthur Alford, is listed as the head of household #199. Also living with the family is a female named Angela Todd, age 18 and born in South Carolina.13,14
Mary Ann Jordan appeared on the census of 3 July 1860 in the household of Arthur Alford Jr. at Kingston Parish, Horry County, South Carolina, US; , A. Alford, is listed as the head of household #387.15
Mary Ann Alford appeared on the census of 6 July 1870 in the household of Arthur Alford Jr. at Family #75, Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Also living with the family was a 3 year old female by the name of Isadora Allen. I do not know at this time who she was.16
Mary Ann Jordan and Arthur Alford Jr. appeared on the census of 1880 at Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Arthur ALFORD Self M Male W 78 SC Farmer SC SC Mary A. ALFORD Wife M Female W 48 SC Keeps House SC SC Robinson ALFORD Son S Male W 28 SC Laborer SC SC.17 Mary Ann Jordan died in 1897 at South Carolina, US.18 |
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Robinson Alford was born circa 1853 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.1,3
He was the son of Arthur Alford Jr. and Mary Ann Jordan.1,4
Robinson Alford appeared on the census of 3 July 1860 in the household of Arthur Alford Jr. at Kingston Parish, Horry County, South Carolina, US; , A. Alford, is listed as the head of household #387.5
Robinson Alford appeared on the census of 1880 at Conwayboro, Horry County, South Carolina, US.6
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Mary Jane (?) was also known as Mary J (?).2,3
She was born on 6 March 1828 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.4,2,3
She married Warren Tress Alford, son of Arthur Alford Sr. and Clarky Sarvis, circa 1855 at Horry County, South Carolina, US.1
As of circa 1855,her married name was Alford.1
Mary Jane (?) died on 10 April 1915 at Horry County, South Carolina, US, at age 87.5,2,3
She was buried after 10 April 1915 at Princeville Cemetery, Horry County, South Carolina, US.2
She was buried at Heniford Cemetery, Loris, Horry County, South Carolina, US; Was located on the John "Jackie" Heniford place about 1/4 mile south of Live Oak Church on the Bayboro Road about 3 miles west of Loris. Sometime after the fall of 1975 the cemetery was obliterated. Some stones were recovered and relocated. This is probably why this grave is gravestone has also been located at Princeville Cemetery, Horry County, SC.6,3 |
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Dr. William Kelland Cuckon was educated at Medical College, Charleston, South Carolina, US.
He lived at Lay, South Carolina, US; He had both his residence and his office in Lay, SC. Later he located between Nixon's Crossroads and Wampee. He cared for the ill at this location even during the Confederate War period.2
He was a Mason. His obituary states he was buried with Masonic honors.3
He was a doctor.4
Dr. William Kelland Cuckon was also known as Dr. William K. Cuckon.5
He He married the widow of Kendrick H. Futch. His plantation was along the Horry County, SC coast just north of Singleton Swash. He was born in 1806 at Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina, US.6,7 He married Jane Elizabeth Lovell on 25 December 1836.8 Dr. William Kelland Cuckon died on 19 June 1874 at Little River, Horry County, South Carolina, US.9,10 |
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Samuel Smith was born on 20 August 1765 at Public Inn, Albemarle County, Virginia, US; Alternate birth date of 29 Aug 1765 in a public inn, in Albermarle Co, VA as his father was moving his family from Cecil Co, MD to GuilfordCo, NC.2
He was the son of Joseph Smith and Rebecca Dath.1,3
Samuel Smith married Mary Jarrett, daughter of Daniel Jarrett and Mary Catherine Moyer (Or Moyers), on 28 February 1796 at Home of William Welch, Asheville, North Carolina, US; There is an alternate date of marriage of 29 Feb 1797.2,4,5
Samuel Smith died on 27 May 1856 at Rusk County, Texas, US, at age 90.2
He was buried after 27 May 1856 at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Rusk County, Texas, US.6
He The Smith family was from the eastern shore of Maryland. The following is from the book, "Something About Some Smiths" by David A. Harris(1908- ) published 1969 Tallahassee, Florida. Page 8 CHAPTER 11 SamuelSmith and his Family Samuel Smith, as previously stated, was born on August 29,1765, in a public inn in Albemarle County, Virginia, while his parents were en route to their new home, which turned out to be the Haw old fields section of North Carolina. If Doctor Smith's statement, "The family, however, lived at the Haw fields on Haw river," means that the farm was actually on the banks of the Haw River, then its location can be established within a veryfew miles.It would have been somewhere on the east bank of the Haw River between Grahamand Saxapahaw in what is today Alamance County. He 1. The following is from the book, 'Something About Some Smiths' by David A. Harris(1908- ) published 1969 Tallahassee, Florida. Page 8 CHAPTER 11 SamuelSmith and his Family Samuel Smith, as previously stated, was born on August29,1765, in a public inn in Albemarle County, Virginia, while his parents were en route to their new home, which turned out to be the Haw old fields section of North Carolina. If Doctor Smith's statement, 'The family, however, lived at the Haw fields on Haw river,' means that the farm was actually on the banks of the Haw River, then its location can be established within a veryfew miles.It would have been somewhere on the east bank of the Haw River between Grahamand Saxapahaw in what is today Alamance County. Samuel Smith was born 29 Aug 1765 in a public inn, in AlbermarleCo, VA as his father was moving his family from Cecil Co, MD to GuilfordCo, NC.2 His Ancestral File Number is FKQM-LL.7 |
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| Altha Paulina Smith was born on 23 December 1817 at Sulphur Springs, Buncombe County, North Carolina, US. She was the daughter of Samuel Smith and Mary Jarrett. Her married name was Moss. |
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| James Hervey Smith was born on 9 May 1815 at Sulphur Springs, Buncombe County, North Carolina, US. He was the son of Samuel Smith and Mary Jarrett. |
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| Rev. Conaro Smith was born on 1 April 1813 at Sulphur Springs, Buncombe County, North Carolina, US.1 He was He was a methodist minster and a North Carolina Assistant State Geologist. He was the son of Samuel Smith and Mary Jarrett. Rev. Conaro Smith died on 30 January 1894 at Macon County, North Carolina, US, at age 80. |
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| Samuel Smith was born on 5 October 1810 at Sulphur Springs, Buncombe County, North Carolina, US.1 He was the son of Samuel Smith and Mary Jarrett. Samuel Smith appeared on the census of 1880 at Buncombe County, North Carolina, US; Samuel Smith appears on the 1800 census of Buncombe County with the following family unit: one male 26-45, one female 16-26, and 2 males 0-10, with no slaves. |
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