A compilation of the original lists of the Protestant immigrants to South Carolina, 1763-1773

Book — by Revill, Janie Revill … 163 pages, published 1939 … 4000 families listed … freely accessible versions of this book are available from various sources. Published at Columbia, S.C., The State company, 1939 … can also be found online at Ancestry.com: https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/48270/images/ProtestantImmigrantsSC-007017-1

Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-aft1810, Clouds Creek, Saluda, SC

Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-1811, Clouds Creek, Saluda, South Carolina Revised Version … this 1 Jan 2024 revisement offers significant changes and clarifications to the 2 Feb 2018 version crossposted to Ancestry.com … 2018 version taken down but exists within archive. South Carolina – Newberry/Saluda/Edgefield – c1745-1811 Two important changes in this 2023 version re Eleanor … Read more

Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-1809, Clouds Creek, Saluda, SC

Eleanor Golden Warren, c1745-1811, Clouds Creek, Saluda, South Carolina Revised Version … this is a revised version of the 2 Feb 2018 version crossposted to Ancestry.com … 2018 version taken down but exists within archive. South Carolina – Newberry/Saluda/Edgefield – c1745-1811 Two important changes in this 2023 version re Eleanor Golden Warren‘s life. Confirmation that … Read more

Thomas Goulden of Bush River, Newberry, SC (c1720-aft 1790)

THOMAS GOULDEN, c1720-bef 1800   I believe that the father of our grandfather William Goulden is Thomas Goulden.   This is based upon circumstantial evidence. I have also collected DNA information on numerous other Golden, Golding etc families living in the area — which eliminates many of these families from consideration as being paternally related. … Read more

Temperance Foster vs husband James Magill Golding over Trust Agreement

Temperance Foster vs husband James Magill Golding over Trust Agreement State: South Carolina Year: 1839 Location: Union (County) Location Type: District >> Listed as ‘Tempe‘ below, this is Temperance Foster. Abstract: Tempe Golding, her eight children, and her four sons-in-law sue her husband James for control of nine slaves. Tempe’s father John Foster left to … Read more

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