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Hello!
I too am researching the Quintons of SC. Do you have any info on these Chester Quinton's?
Descendants of Margaret
Generation No. 1
1. MARGARET1.
Children of MARGARET are:
2. i. EDISON BAXTER2 QUINTON, b. September 30, 1838; d. August 21, 1899.
ii. CATHERINE QUINTON, b. Abt. 1836.
Generation No. 2
2. EDISON BAXTER2 QUINTON (MARGARET1) was born September 30, 1838, and died August 21, 1899. He married SARAH ELIZABETH HUDSON.
Notes for EDISON BAXTER QUINTON:
Tombstone reads:
E. B.
Quinton
Sept. 20
1838
Aug. 21
1899
This is a joint stone. The other side lists his wife.
There is also a Confederate memorial stone that reads:
E. Baxter Quinton (written in half circle at top)
Co. F
23 S.C. INF
CSA
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit to New Hope Methodist Church, 2149 W. Chester School Road, Chester, SC
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In the book, "Chester County Marriages 1778-1879, Implied in Chester County, SC Probate and Equity Records" by Barbara R. Langdon and Shirley P. Langdon, page 53 lists: Quinton, E. Baxter (Baxtrom) married Sarah L. Lee Apt: 116, Pack: 265, Frames: 116, 265, 183, 186, 187, Lived 1863
Source: Linda Hull, (photocopy)
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Edison is listed in the 1850 Chester Co., SC census:
85/1326 Quinton, Margaret 87, Mary 50, Easter 46, Margaret 31, Catherine 14, Edison B. 11
( I am assuming that Catherine is Edison's sister.)
Edison is listed again in the 1860 Chester Co., SC census:
Quinton, Ellison 21, $34, farm laborer, Margaret 48
(I am assuming that this Margaret is his mother.)
Edison is listed next in the 1880 Chester Co., SC census:
83B/422 Quinton, Baxter 41 laborer, Elisabeth 35, George 14, Margaret 12, Johny 10, Sarah 8, Babara& (Probably Bellzora) 6, Emma 3, Baxter 1 (not clear but it looked like it said that he suffered from CHOLORYINFLIMATION)
Source: Linda Hull
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E. B. Quinton Confederate Records Summary:
Records indicate Private E. Baxter Quinton of Co. F, 23 SC Infantry, enlisted October 17, 1861 in Chester, SC, under Capt. John J. McLure's Company (Hatch's Reg't Coast Rangers). His general index card lists him as Ellison B. Quinton.
Muster Records for November and December of 1861 do not indicate his absence or his presence. They simply state "not stated". There are no records for 1862, however on the records for January and February of 1863, it indicates he was last paid August 31, 1862. He was present for duty during January, February, September, and October (Remarks: on extra duty). He was again present in November and December of 1863, January, February, March 1-June 30, 1864, July 1 - October 31, 1864, November, and December of 1864.
He received $22 for payments on Descriptive Lists for January 1 - February 29, 1864. There are two documents that he signed in conjunction with this transaction that are almost illegible.
Hospital Records indicate that E. B. Quinton was attached to the General Hospital in Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi on July 20, 1863 until July 31, 1863, returned to duty August 11th. This particular record indicates he enlisted at Charleston, SC on October 20, 1862. He was employed as a nurse, and the record indicates he was never paid for this service. He is listed on a register for the Medical Director's Office at Richmond, Virginia. This record indicates he returned to duty on November 3, 1862. On August 6, 1864, he was admitted to the Episcopal Church Hospital in Wiliamsburg, Virginia with "Febric Remillens" (Looks like).
Records show that he was a POW belonging to the Army of Northern Virginia surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, paroled at Appomattox Court House, Virginia on April 9, 1865.
Source: Documents obtained from South Carolina Archives by Linda Hull
Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH HUDSON:
Obituary
Chester News, December 18, 1928
Obtained from the Chester Library, Chester, SC, 2001
"Mrs. L. W. Quention, 84, died at the home of her daughter Saturday night after an illness of about a week.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at New Hope church by Rev. G. T. Hughes, assisted by Rev. James S. Graham, pastor of the Lockhart Baptist churhc. Burial was made in the New Hope church cemetery.
Mrs. Quention was a member of the Lockhart Methodist church. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Ira McCluney, Mrs. A. L. Cabaniss, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Yarborough, four sons and about one hundred grand children and a number of great grand children."
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Tombstone reads:
Sarah E.
Hudson
Wife of
E. B.
Quinton
Oct. 11, 1840
Dec. 15, 1928
This is a joint stone. Her husband's name is listed on the other side.
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit to New Hope Methodist Church, Chester, SC
Children of EDISON QUINTON and SARAH HUDSON are:
i. GEORGE3 QUINTON1, b. Abt. 1866.
3. ii. MARGARET KATHERINE QUINTON, b. November 19, 1867, Chester Co. South Carolina; d. November 08, 1935.
iii. SARAH QUINTON2, b. Abt. 1872.
iv. JOHN J. QUINTON, b. 1873; d. 1939; m. AUGUSTA MCCLUNEY.
Notes for JOHN J. QUINTON:
The 1880 Chester Co., SC census records list him as Johny age 10. It shows his sister Sarah as age 8.
v. BELLZORA QUINTON, b. December 19, 18743; d. February 21, 19483; m. WILLIAM J. YARBOROUGH.
vi. EMMA QUINTON4, b. Abt. 1877.
4. vii. FLETCHER HOLMES QUINTON, b. 1876; d. 1941.
viii. BAXTER QUINTON4, b. 1879.
Notes for BAXTER QUINTON:
The 1880 Chester Co., SC census records indicate a Baxter, age 1. There is a note that he suffers from what appears to be cholory inflimation. -Linda Hull
5. ix. BESSIE QUINTON, b. October 31, 1886; d. Aft. 1982.
6. x. CYNTHIA QUINTON, b. 1889; d. 1965.
Generation No. 3
3. MARGARET KATHERINE3 QUINTON (EDISON BAXTER2, MARGARET1) was born November 19, 1867 in Chester Co. South Carolina5, and died November 08, 19355. She married IRA R. MCCLUNEY5.
Notes for MARGARET KATHERINE QUINTON:
Katherine is buried in New Hope Methodist Cemetery. Her tombstone reads:
Margaret Quinton, wife of Ira McCluney, Born Nov. 19, 1867, Died Nov. 8, 1935
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The 1920 Union Co. Census shows: Maggie Q. McCluney, F, Wht, Age 76, Pinckney, pg. 111
Source: Linda Hull, visit to cemetery and Death Certificate
More About MARGARET KATHERINE QUINTON:
Fact 1: New Hope Methodist Cemetery, Chester, SC
Notes for IRA R. MCCLUNEY:
Obituary
Chester News, November 9, 1917
Obtained from Chester Library, Chester, South Carolina 2001
"Mr. Ira R. McCluney of Lackhart (Lockhart), formerly of Chester, died at his home last Sunday and was buried Monday at New Bethel Baptist Church. He is survived by his widow, who was Miss Katherine Quinton before marriage, and four daughters, also one brother, Mr. J. J. L. McCluney, of Chester, and one sister, Mrs. T. J. McKeown, of Chestre, Route 4."
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It is interesting to note that there is a tombstone in New Hope Methodist Church cemetery in Chester for Ira. His tombstone is a joint stone with his wife Margaret Katherine that reads: Ira McCluney, Oct. 5, 1870 - Nov. 4, 1917. His stone also has a masonic emblem. --Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit
Children of MARGARET QUINTON and IRA MCCLUNEY are:
i. MARTHA JANIE4 MCCLUNEY, b. February 22, 1899; d. December 19, 1976.
Notes for MARTHA JANIE MCCLUNEY:
Tombstone reads:
Martha Janie
Dau. of
Ira and Maggie Q.
McCluney
Feb. 22, 1849 - Dec. 19, 1976
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit to New Hope Methodist Church, Chester, SC
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The Rootsweb Social Security Death Index (http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com) lists:
JANIE MCCLUNEY 22 Feb 1899 Dec 1976, last residence: 29379 (Union, Union, SC), last benefit: 29379 (Union, Union, SC), SS# 249-32-9421, issued in South Carolina
ii. JAMES IRA MCCLUNEY, b. May 20, 1906; d. May 30, 1907.
Notes for JAMES IRA MCCLUNEY:
Tombstone reads:
James Ira
Son of
Ira and Margaret
McCluney
Born May 20, 1906
Died May 30, 1907
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit to New Hope Methodist Church, Chester, SC
iii. CLARENCE C. MCCLUNEY, b. December 07, 1896; d. October 03, 1898.
Notes for CLARENCE C. MCCLUNEY:
Tombstone reads:
Picture of Dove above
Clarence C.
Son of Ira and M. R.
McCluney
Dec. 7, 1896
Oct. 3, 1898
" Our darling one hath gone before
to greet us on the blissful shore."
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit to New Hope Methodist Church, Chester, SC
iv. MARY BELLE MCCLUNEY, b. November 23, 1904; d. June 04, 1929.
Notes for MARY BELLE MCCLUNEY:
Tombstone reads:
Mary Belle McCluney
Nov. 23, 194
June 4, 1929
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit to New Hope Methodist Cemetery, Chester, SC
4. FLETCHER HOLMES3 QUINTON (EDISON BAXTER2, MARGARET1)6 was born 18766, and died 19416. He married HATTIE ROBINSON6.
Notes for FLETCHER HOLMES QUINTON:
Fletcher's relationship to E. B. Quinton is supposition based on the fact that he is buried with the other Quintons. He is not listed on the 1880 census. There is a Frasier listed with the family of William Quinton and his wife Sarahann. The question arises: is that a mispelling of Fletcher?
The 1920 Union Co. Census shows:
Fletcher H. Quinton, age 39 of the Pinckney Twnship, pg. 117
- Linda Hull
Child of FLETCHER QUINTON and HATTIE ROBINSON is:
i. GEORGE E. W.4 QUINTON6, b. June 15, 19136; d. July 19, 19306.
Notes for GEORGE E. W. QUINTON:
Tombstone reads:
George E. W.
son of
F. H. & Hattie
Quinton
June 15, 1913
July 19, 1930
"Trusting in Jesus He pressed over the river."
Source: Linda Hull, cemetery visit
5. BESSIE3 QUINTON (EDISON BAXTER2, MARGARET1) was born October 31, 18866, and died Aft. 19826. She married JAMES WALTER COOPER.
Children of BESSIE QUINTON and JAMES COOPER are:
i. ALFONZA4 COOPER6, b. October 27, 19146; d. February 10, 19166.
ii. VIVIAN COOPER6, b. April 25, 19226; d. March 16, 19246.
6. CYNTHIA3 QUINTON (EDISON BAXTER2, MARGARET1) was born 18896, and died 19656. She married ALVIN L. CABANISS.
Notes for ALVIN L. CABANISS:
SS# 247-05-7296, Last Benefit was received in Lockhart, Union Co., South Carolina, 29364, as was his last residence. Rootsweb Social Security Death Index --Linda Hull
Child of CYNTHIA QUINTON and ALVIN CABANISS is:
7. i. IRENE4 CABANISS, b. January 10, 1910, Chester Co., South Carolina; d. November 08, 1988, Lockhart, Union Co., South Carolina.
Generation No. 4
7. IRENE4 CABANISS (CYNTHIA3 QUINTON, EDISON BAXTER2, MARGARET1) was born January 10, 1910 in Chester Co., South Carolina, and died November 08, 1988 in Lockhart, Union Co., South Carolina. She married CLYDE AMBROSE GRANT March 14, 1930 in Lockhart, Union Co., South Carolina.
Children of IRENE CABANISS and CLYDE GRANT are:
i. KEITH5 GRANT.
ii. MICHAEL GRANT.
iii. RICKIE IRENE GRANT, m. DON FOWLER.
Endnotes
1. Charles W. Hawkins, 1880 Census Records.
2. Charles W. Hawkins, 1880 Census Records, Chester Co., SC.
3. Compiled by T. J. Caldwell and J. E. Hart Jr., New Hope Churchyard (Name List), (Copied Nov. 23-Dec. 4, 1982).
4. Charles W. Hawkins, 1880 Census Records.
5. State of South Carolina, K. McCluney Death Certificate.
6. Compiled by T. J. Caldwell and J. E. Hart Jr., New Hope Churchyard (Name List), (Copied Nov. 23-Dec. 4, 1982).
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