S.F1, D5, Folder 18

  • Families: A
  • Abney
  • Abrahams
  • Aiken
  • Alexander
  • Amason
  • Antrom

S.F1, D5, Folder 19

  • Families: Aduston Hall/John A. Rogers’s family

S.F1, D5, Folder 20

  • Families: Altman

S.F1, D5, Folder 21

  • Families: Arrington

S.F1, D5, Folder 22

  • Families: Arrington

S.F1, D5, Folder 23

  • Families: B
  • Baldwin
  • Barnes
  • Benton, see folder 52 miscellaneous
  • Blackshear
  • Blount
  • Boudreaux
  • Boyd
  • Brewster
  • Browder
  • Brown
  • Browing
  • Bruister
  • Brunson
  • Buchanan
  • Buckholts

S.F1, D5, Folder 24

  • Families: Bates, William

S.F1, D5, Folder 25

  • Families: C
  • Carr
  • Cate
  • Causey
  • Chandler
  • Chiles
  • Colgin
  • Compton
  • Constantine

S.F1, D5, Folder 26

  • Families: Camp-Kemp

S.F1, D5, Folder 27

  • Families: Cherry

S.F1, D5, Folder 28

  • Families: Chiles, William

S.F1, D5, Folder 29

  • Families: Coats

S.F1, D5, Folder 30

  • Families: D
  • Dalton
  • Derby
  • Dial
  • Drew
  • Duke

S.F1, D5, Folder 31

  • Families: Dearman

S.F1, D5, Folder 32

  • Families: E
  • Eakens, see Aiken
  • John Knox Elliott
  • Ellis
  • Epes
  • Eppes
  • Epps
  • Evington
  • Reverend William Leslie Ezell

S.F1, D5, Folder 33

  • Families: F
  • Farish
  • Fournier
  • Fulton

S.F1, D5, Folder 34

  • Families: Flowers

S.F1, D5, Folder 35

  • Families: G
  • G[illegible] Hill, a place east of Livingston
  • Geiger
  • Godfrey
  • Gordon
  • Gowdey
  • Grant
  • Green to Hunter, 1856
  • Green
  • Greenwald
  • Griffin
  • Grissell
  • Gulley

S.F1, D5, Folder 36

  • Families: Graham

S.F1, D5, Folder 37

  • Families: H
  • Hainsworth
  • Hall
  • Hall, “Death of Vera Hall removes one of great voices of U.S. folk singing”
  • Hall, John Raymon, “Life in the service”
  • Hanna, Robert 1761-1825
  • Harris
  • Harwell, Corporal William Thomas
  • Hayman
  • Head, Will, “Spirits and buried treasure” by Jimmy C. Acton, Sumter County Journal, November 18, 1981
  • Hightower
  • Hitt
  • Hobson
  • Holland
  • Horton
  • Hunter

S.F1, D5, Folder 38

  • Families: Hale

S.F1, D5, Folder 39

  • Families: Harman- Harrion

S.F1, D5, Folder 40

  • Families: Harper

S.F1, D5, Folder 41

  • Families: Hearne

S.F1, D5, Folder 42

  • Families: Hill

S.F1, D5, Folder 43

  • Families: Hodges

S.F1, D5, Folder 44

  • Families: Holman

S.F1, D5, Folder 45

  • Families: Horn

S.F1, D5, Folder 46

  • Families: Houston

S.F1, D5, Folder 47

  • Families: Hoyt

S.F1, D5, Folder 48

  • Families: J
  • J[illegible]
  • Jack family of Mecklenburg County, NC
  • Johnston
  • Jones
  • Juzan

S.F1, D5, Folder 49

  • Families: K
  • Kemps of Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana Newsletter, May 1987
  • Killingsworth
  • Knox, John died 1840

S.F1, D5, Folder 50

  • Families: L
  • Lavender
  • Lewis
  • Little
  • Lockard
  • Long
  • Lucy

S.F1, D5, Folder 51

  • Families: M
  • Mancrief
  • Marshall
  • Mason, “Abraham of Choctaw County, at age 93, Brother Mason continues to pastor church
  • Mellen
  • Miller
  • Moore
  • Munoz

S.F1, D5, Folder 52

  • Families: Miscellaneous
  • A chronicle of two pioneer families, the Benton’s and the Taylor’s of the North Carolina backcountry, by Alma Cheek Redden, July 1969
  • Cuba burials
  • Robert Hill
  • Index A-W
  • Index letter T
  • DAR magazine index Taylor
  • DAR magazine Harmon, Harmon, Harper, Killiah, Kemp, Wooten, Ware
  • First census of United States, Camden District, York County, SC
  • McKorkle
  • Hanna
  • Orphans court minutes

S.F1, D5, Folder 53

  • Families: Maggard

 S.F1, D5, Folder 54

  • Families: Massingill

S.F1, D5, Folder 55

  • Families: Mc
  • McConnell
  • McCorkle
  • McDaniel
  • McDonald
  • McGrew
  • McRae

S.F1, D5, Folder 56

  • Families: Nixon

S.F1, D5, Folder 57

  • Families: P
  • Pinson, “Markers, Monuments, and Memorials” by Honorable John H. Pinson, Geiger, AL
  • Parker
  • Payne
  • Pickens
  • Pinson

S.F1, D5, Folder 58

  • Families: Peel

S.F1, D5, Folder 59

  • Families: R
  • Ramsey
  • Reed, Bob
  • “We used to go down to the bank of the river and watch the boats come in” Virginia Roberts
  • Robertson
  • Rosser

S.F1, D5, Folder 60

  • Renfroe, Stephen S.

S.F1, D5, Folder 61

  • Families: S
  • Sanders, “Uncle Jabe [Sanders] is here working for the paper]”, Sumter County Journal, December 4, 1930
  • Shamburger
  • Sharp
  • Sherard
  • Slaughter
  • Somerville
  • Spruill
  • Stokes
  • Stringfellow
  • Sturdivant
  • Swain

S.F1, D5, Folder 62

  • Families: Sims

S.F1, D5, Folder 63

  • Families: Spence

S.F1, D5, Folder 64

  • Families: Spratt

S.F1, D5, Folder 65

  • Families: Stallings

S.F1, D5, Folder 66

  • Families: T
  • Tann
  • Tanner
  • Taylor, also see folder 52 miscellaneous
  • Thomas
  • Tom
  • Travis
  • Trott
  • Tucker

S.F1, D5, Folder 67

  • Families: Vaughn, Christopher Columbus

S.F1, D5, Folder 68

  • Families: W
  • Ward
  • Watson
  • Weston
  • Whitfield
  • Wilcox
  • Williamson
  • Wilson
  • Winston
  • Wise, “Mr. F.R. Wise retires after many years of service”
  • Woods
  • Wooten

S.F1, D5, Folder 69

  • Families: Ware

S.F1, D5, Folder 70

  • Families: Whitfields
    • (1) Whitfield Record furnished by a lady in North Carolina, beginning with William Whitfield from England and wife Elizabeth Goodman.
    • (2) Whitfields gather for reunion w/picture of Portrait of Gen. Whitfield in Gainswood, by Elizabeth Cornish George – undated, unidentified newspaper clipping.
    • (3) Letter from Mary Elizabeth Hopkins, Garwood, Texas, April 25, 1962 to Mrs. Jenkins on Whitfield family members.
    • Property Cross Index Card:  Virginia Hill Tew, York, AL
    • (4) Bellamy, Elizabeth Whitfield from “History of Alabama and Dictionary of ALabama, Thomas M. Owen, v. 3 P:128 

S.F1, D5, Folder 71

  • Families: Williams