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Would like to exchange information on the Story/Storey Family. Here is all that I have about them-we need information about Charles Storey Sr for my mother-in-law
s DAR papers.
Thanks,
LaMarr Brooks
Descendants of Charles Storey, Sr.
Generation No. 1
1. CHARLES1 STOREY, SR. was born 1720 in Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts ?, and died December 12, 1791 in Camden, Sumter Dist., SC ?. He married (1) ROSANA MCLEON. He married (2) MARY ALEXANDER Abt. 1760. She was born 1742 in North Carolina ?, and died August 05, 1822 in Pendleton District, SC buried @ Old Stone Church, Oconee Co., SC.
Notes for CHARLES STOREY, SR.:
The Church of Jesus Christ Files on line:
Source: Vicki Galloway, 2120 E. 45th Spokane, WA 99223-Compact Disc #21
Source: Rob Michael Portlan, Maine, USA Compact Disc #78
Sub Entries to Indents issued in payment of Claims Against South Carolina Growing Out of the Revolution Books R-T page 154
The Historical Commission of South Carolina 1917
No. 301 Book S
Issued the 15 of June 1785 to Mr. Charles Storey for one Hundred and three Pounds, Thirteen Shillings, and Seven Pence for Provision for Continental use in 1781 & 1782 as pd.
1768
Citizens & Immigrant-South Carolina 1768
page 39:
The Governor signed the following land Grants:
Charles Story 150 acres in Craven County, SC
page 159
CHARLES STOREY, 150 acres in Craven County on Pudding Swamp, bounded NW by land of said STOREY, other sides vacant. Survey certified 12-8-1766, granted 2-1-1768. Wuit Rent begins in 2 years. Recorded 3-15-1768. James Mikell, D.S. For the memorialist, Jacob Wirth.
Page 256
Charles Storey 150 acres in Craven More paid year 1766, vide p. 184, also 100 p m (Proclamation money?)
Page 261 (misnumbered, 461)
CHARLES SOTREY
150 acres in Craven County on Douglasses Swamp. Survey certified 3-20-1767. Quit Rent begins in 2 years. Recorded 3-15-1768. James Mikell, D.S.. For the memorialist, Jacob Wirth.
Page 393
Provost Marshal Roger Pinckney will sell Jan. 26, 1769 a 100 acre plantation on James-Island, St. Andrew's Parish, joining New-Town Cut, Thomas Screven, and John Screven, lately belonging to the estate of JOHN STORY, deceased, and sold under an execution.
1787
page
South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1783-1788
Deed Book Y-5, pages 136-138
Lease & Release. Jan. 1 & 2, 1787
Nicholas George Buck: Buck to Francis Albertre, taylor, of Charleston, for 50 pounds sterling, tract in the District of Charleston on southeast side Pon Pon River, 145 acres. Nicholas George Buck (LS), Whit: JOHN STOREY, John Smith.
Proved July 25, 1787 before Peter Horry, J.P., by the oath of JOHN STOREY.
Recorded Jully 25, 1787.
1788
page
South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1783-1788
Deed Book Y-5, 497-499
Lease and Release June 2 & 3 , 1788, Charles Warnock of St. Marks Parish, carpenter, to Edward Floyd of Lynches Lake, planter for 100 pounds sterling, 150 acres on Douglass Swamp, originally granted to CHARLES STOREY. Charles Warnock (LS), Wit: William Hanna, Angus McKay, Mary Patterson, Alexander Scott.
Proved in Deorgetown District before James Pettigrew, J.P. by the oath of Alexander Scott June 30, 1788
Recorded: July 8, 1788
Notes for MARY ALEXANDER:
Of North Carolina.
She was the 2nd wife of Charles Storey.
From the book "The Old Stone Church, Oconee County, SC published by The Old Stone Church and Cemetery Association with the Cooperation of the Andre Pickens and Cateechee Chapters, D.A.R. page 162
Geore Reese, 4th son of David Reese, a signer of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, and Susan Polk , his wife, was born march 11th, in Mecklenburg County, NC. He married Anna Story, of Sumter, SC Jan. 20th 1785. Anna Story was descended from the Story family of Massachusetts, to which belong Chief Justice Story, Julian Story, the artist, W. W. Story, the sculptor, and others distinguished in art and literature. She was the daughter of Charles Story and his second wife, Mary Alexander, of North Carolina.
1802
Pendleton District, SC Deeds 1790-1806, Southern Hist. Press
Page 299
Deed Book____ Pages 263-264
Stephen Roach for $600.00 sold to MARY STORY 240 acres on W. side of 18 Mile Creek, bd. on NW by George Reese, pary of 640 acres granted Peter Sinker. Date: July 5, 1802.
Witnessed: James Starret, B. Starret.
Rebeccah Roach wife of Stephen Roach released dower to John Willson, J.Q.
Recorded: April 25, 1803.
Children of CHARLES STOREY and MARY ALEXANDER are:
2. i. CHARLES2 STOREY, JR., b. September 13, 1766, Camden, Sumter Dist., SC; d. January 22, 1835, Anderson Co., SC buried @ Old Stone Church, Pendleton, Anderson Co., SC.
3. ii. ANNA STOREY, b. Camden District, Sumpter, SC.
iii. ESTHER STOREY, d. MS; m. JAMES WITHERSPOON, 1788.
iv. MARY STOREY, m. JAMES WITHERSPOON, 1796.
Notes for JAMES WITHERSPOON:
A different James Witherspoon than her sister married.
Generation No. 2
2. CHARLES2 STOREY, JR. (CHARLES1) was born September 13, 1766 in Camden, Sumter Dist., SC, and died January 22, 1835 in Anderson Co., SC buried @ Old Stone Church, Pendleton, Anderson Co., SC. He married SUSAN (SUSANNAH) CARTER Bet. 1751 - 1794, daughter of ROBERT CARTER and MARGARET BRUNSON. She was born Abt. 1770 in Camden, Sumpter Dist., SC, and died April 04, 1847 in Chambers County, ALA.
Notes for CHARLES STOREY, JR.:
1830
Abstracts of Pickens District SC Deed Book A-1 1823-1831 1st Deed Book by Linda Cheek 2003
Page 118:
1830 Dec. 20
Deed Book A pages 396-397
State of South Carolina, We Charles M. Reese and George Reese, Jr. trustees for the heirs at law of Horatio M. Reese dec'd of said District aforesaid. We Charles and George Reese by bond bearing date 20 Dex 1830 are held unto John Carter in the sum of fourteen thousdand dollars conditioned for the payment of the full sum of seven thousand dollars. That the land know by the name of Hopewell containing one thousand and ninety nine acres bounded on the south by land of the estate of Ezediel Pickens on the east by Keowee River and the west by lands of Robert Anderson and on the north by land whereon THomas Sloan now lives on the west side of said River and on the east side of said river by lands of Richard Lewis. That said Charles and George Reese trustees shall hold and enjoy the said premises until default of payment shall be made.
Dated Dec. 20, 1830
Witness:
CHARLES STOREY, Thomas L. Reese
Recorded: Feb. 22, 1831
Book, "Pendleton District and Anderson County, SC, Wills, Estates, Inventories, Tax Returns and Census Records, complied by Virginia Alexander, Colleen Morse Elliot, and Betty Willie, Southern Historical Press, Greenville, SC 2nd Printing, 1994, Anderson County District, SC Will Book I, 1835-1837, Record of Wills, Book B:
Will of Charles Storey pp 1-5
Wife Susannah to have negro man Jackson, his wife, Lydia and their children Nancy and Jim, Nero and his wife Alice and her eight children: Fany, Carolina, Moses, Eliza, Ann, Sarah, Matilda and Phoebe. Also a negro b oy Irwin. Plantation on 23 Mille Creek. To niece Mary Elizabeth Cherry a negro girl harriet and a boy Ben and a boy Clifton (known on the pantation by the name of Henry). Also to have a man Isham and his wife Delilah and her children Alexander and Purcy. Also negro man Ned. If Mary Elizabeth dies without issue slaves go to her brothers and sisters wheather of the whole of halfblood. To sister Anna Reese a negro man Munday. The Dianh Winter, widow of Jeremiah Winter dec'd, a negro girl Mary her lifetime and after her death to Dinah And Sarah Winter, daughters of said Jeremiah Winter. To sister Ester Witherspoon should she be living at the time of my death $1750.00. In case sister is not living at my death said money to go to the children of Ester Capels.
Dated: Jan. 11, 1835
Proven March 19, 1835
Witnessed:
Miles M. Norton
Thomas R. Cherry
Samuel E. Lawhorn
Notes for SUSAN (SUSANNAH) CARTER:
Abstract of Chambers County, ALA, Alabama Will Books 1 & 2 by Nell Orr, The Genealogical SOciety of East Alabama, Inc. 1985, p. 74, Susannah Story Will
page 270 Susannah Story's Will
I, Susannah Story, widow of Charles Story, sec'd of Pendleon District, SC, in feeble health...To James E. Reese in trust for niece Mary E. Cherry, wife of Dr. James A. Cherry,
To James E. Reese in trust for sd. Mary Elizabeth Cherry, Susannah Croft, wife of Edward Croft, and Margarett A. Ellis, wife of Langdon Ellis, my wearing apparel, books, furniture, clock, secretary etc. and provisions except corn and fodder; one falf in trust for sd. Mary El. Cherry and other falf in trust of sd. Susannah Croft and Margarett A. Ellis, Mary E. Cherry to choose her part first. Also to Mary E. Cherry the land where Inow resided with all appurtenances, being the E. 1/2 , Sec. 28, T. 22, R. 28 lying in Chambers County, ALA. and my cotton gin and threshing machine. To james A. Cherry in trust for Jane A. Reese, wife of Dr. Alexander H. Reese,;;; To Charles Story Cherry now 13 years of age, sone of James A. and Mary E. Cherry, also my silver cup and spoon with letters S. L. L. engraved thereon, also that portion of my hogs marked with a slit in each year. To exrs., hereafter named $40 for maintenace of slave ____. My exrs. to sell all propery, except slaves, not bequeathed and from proceeds of sale to pay funeral expenses, debts and pecuniary legacies. If insufficient than slaves may be sold but htey are to be sold in families. After debts and legacies are paid the rest of slaves and property to be divided into k6 equal shares-one share to James E. Reese in trust of Mary E. Cherry, wife of Jmes A. Cherry, tow shares to James A. Cherry in trust for Catherine A. Reese and Cordelia A. Reese, daus. of Horation Reese, dec'd (one share to each), 2 shares to George Reece in trust for Susannah Croft, wife of Edward Croft and Margarett A. Ellis, wife of Langdon Ellis (1 share each). If any of the legatees shouold die the child or children of sd. dec'd to have parent's share. Exr. Col. Alexander Carter (nephew) and appoints James A. Cherry testamentrary guardian of propery bequeathed to Charles Story Cherry, an inf. Feb. 1, 1847. Signed S.. Story. Witnessed: Mary Croft, George Reese, James A. Cherry, Alexander H. Reece.
Child of CHARLES STOREY and SUSAN CARTER is:
4. i. DINAH3 STOREY, b. Bet. 1776 - 1778, SC; d. May 19, 1842, Pendleton District, SC.
3. ANNA2 STOREY (CHARLES1) was born in Camden District, Sumpter, SC. She married GEORGE REESE, SR. January 20, 1785 in Sumter, SC, son of DAVID REESE and SUSAN POLK. He was born 1752, and died November 11, 1837 in Buried @ Old Stone Church, Pendleton, SC.
Notes for ANNA STOREY:
Anna Story was descended from the Story family of Massachusetts, to which belong the sculptor, and others distinguished in art and literature. She was the daughter of Charles Story and his second wife, Mary Alexander, of North Carolina.
Notes for GEORGE REESE, SR.:
Was a Revolutionary soldier, a Lieutenant under Gen. Lincoln, was in the Snow Campaign at Bean's Station, Tenn. Severe exposure gave him rheumatism, from which he ever afterwards suffered. He was a well educated man, was fond of the classics, well acquainted with church history as well as that of our government and its principles, which he aidded to establish and was always ready to defend. He was a devotedly pious man and like his father, a Presbyterian ELder, He was a planter and reared his children on the farm, was noted for raising the finest wheat in the District, an at one of the fairs he recieved as apremium for the best crop of wheat a large handsome silver pitcher, still in the possission of the family. He lived to a ripe old age, and now sleeps beside his favorite brothe, Rev. Dr. Thomas Reese, at Hopewell Cemetery ( Old Stone Church)
Will of George Reese-pp 83-85 Anderson County District, SC Will Book I 1835-1857 Book B
Wife Anna a lifetime estate in land, part of it where Mrs. Story formerly lived. Wife to have negroes Old Sabina, Big Jim, Derry and Wezon. Son Horation Reese negroes Charlotte, Mary, Emily and Jackson. Son C. M. Reese to have house and lot in Pendleton where he now lives. Daughter Mary Cherry. Daughter Susan Harris. Son D. A. Reese to have negro boy Jeremy. Son George Reese. Son Thomas S. Reese to have negroes Ransom and Bina and all her issue. Son James E. Reese. Son Edwin Reese to have hegro boy Carter. Son A. H. Reese to have negroes Fanney and Cyrus. Negro Sylvia and her daughter Leaner to be sold. Laurens M. Reese and Charles Edwin Reese to be educted, money to Thomas S. Reese for this purpose. executors: Sons George and J. Eliju Reese. Dated July 14, 1830.
Witness: Rm. M. Cherry
W. B. Finley, John Mullinax Proven April 30, 1838.
Signed: George Reese
Children of ANNA STOREY and GEORGE REESE are:
i. THOMAS SIDNEY3 REESE.
Notes for THOMAS SIDNEY REESE:
1796
pp 87-88
Thomas Sidney Reese, William Steele and John Hallum are bound unto J. G. Guiganrd, Treasurer of the State of South Carolina in the sum of $6,428.57. Reese has been commissioned sherriff of Pendleton County. June 24, 1796.
ii. JAMES E. REESE.
5. iii. HORATION REESE.
iv. C. M. REESE.
6. v. MARY ELIZABETH REESE.
vi. D. A. REESE.
7. vii. GEORGE REESE, JR..
viii. CHARLES EDWIN REESE.
ix. ALEXANDER H. REESE, DR., m. JANE A..
x. J. ELIJU REESE.
8. xi. SUSAN REESE.
xii. LAURENS M. REESE.
Generation No. 3
4. DINAH3 STOREY (CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born Bet. 1776 - 1778 in SC, and died May 19, 1842 in Pendleton District, SC. She married JEREMIAH WINTER, REV.. He was born 1776 in London,County of Surrey, England, and died April 01, 1826 in Charleston, SC.
Notes for DINAH STOREY:
1826
June 28, 1826
Miller's Weekly Messenger
Pendleton, SC
CROSBY W. MILLER, Admisistrator and Dinah Winter, Administrix, will sell at the Court House on Sale Day in July, a likely Negro man named York, belonging to the estate of Jeremiah Winter.
From " Pendleton District And Anderson County, SC Wills, Estates, Inventories, Tax Returns and Census Records" compiled by Virginia Alexander Collen Morse Elliot and Betty Willie, Sountern Historical Press, Greenville, SC Anderson County District, SC Will Book I, 1835-1857 Record of Wills, Book B:
1842
WILL OF DINAH WINTER-pp 147-148
Son-in-law ELisha C. B. Christtain and wife Polly. Son Charles Winter. Son-in-law John Adams and wife Sarah. Sone-in-law Thomas J. McKee and wife Dinah. Son Jeremiah Winter. SOn James C. Winter. Daughter Frances Winter
Executors: James Gaines, Esq. and Rev. William G. Mullinax
Dated June 16, 1840
Wit.: W. W. Knight, Amanda Knight, Susan Symmes
Signed Sarah Winter
Proven June 6, 1842
Will probated June 16, 1842
Anderson County District, S. C.
Will Book I-Book B
1835-1857
Notes for JEREMIAH WINTER, REV.:
1815 Dec. 1
Immigrated to USA from England
From "South Carolina Naturalizations 1783-1850" by Brent Holcomb, State Records: Citizenship Book, p. 60:
1816 Oct. 26
Pp. 87-88 State of South Carolina. Petition of Jeremiah Winter, a native of the County of Surrey, in the Kingdom of Great Britain, who arrived in the USA about Dec. 1, 1815 sheweth that he is desirous of becoming a Citizen...Oct. 26, 1816.
1818 Dec. 1, 1818, Purchased land, Pendleton, SC
1820 Census Pendleton Dist. p. 174
Occupation:Brick Mason, Painter & Glazier
1821 Oct. 26
Pendleton District. Jeremiah Winter, a native of the County of Surrey in the Kingdom of Great Britain, a Brick Mason, painter and Glazier, about 45 years of age... Oct. 26, 1821.
1826 April 9, 1826, Funeral service at his home, by Rev. G. W. Huckaby
Children of DINAH STOREY and JEREMIAH WINTER are:
9. i. SARAH CYNTHIA4 WINTER, b. July 28, 1793, London, County of Surrey,England; d. December 25, 1846, Lafayette, Chambers C., AL buried @ Westview Cem., LaFayette, AL.
10. ii. POLLY PHOEBE WINTER, b. June 19, 1805, Winters Garden, London, Coiunty of Surrey, England; d. October 17, 1848, Cassville, Cass (now Bartow) Co., GA.
11. iii. DINAH WINTER, b. 1806, London, County of Surrey,England; d. Aft. 1850.
12. iv. CHARLES STOREY WINTER, b. April 24, 1807, London, near Lambeth, County of Surrey, England; d. May 19, 1861, Pendleton District, SC.
13. v. FRANCES WINTER, b. February 12, 1809, St. Mary Lambeth Par., Surrey Co., England; d. October 12, 1888, Anderson Co., SC buried @ first Presbyterian Ch. Cem., Anderson, SC.
vi. JEREMIAH WINTER, JR., b. December 27, 1811, Lambeth Parish, County of Surrey, England; d. 1890, Pickens County, GA.
14. vii. JAMES COOK WINTER, SR., b. May 02, 1819, Pendleton Dist., SC; d. October 25, 1896, Hartwell, GA buried @ Ruhamah Church Cem., Anderson Co., SC.
5. HORATION3 REESE (ANNA2 STOREY, CHARLES1)
Children of HORATION REESE are:
i. CATHERINE A.4 REESE.
ii. CORDELIA A. REESE.
6. MARY ELIZABETH3 REESE (ANNA2 STOREY, CHARLES1) She married JAMES A. CHERRY, DR..
Notes for JAMES A. CHERRY, DR.:
Appr's for Dr. John Robinson, dec'd Oct 15, 1841, Pendleton Village, SC.
Appr's for Medical Accounts of E. W. Kirksey, dec'd Jan. 5, 1847 at Sale: Samuel Maverick, Dr. ELi Cherry, J. J. Duke, J. P. Harris, Thomas Miller
Appr's for William C. Haynie dec'd April 4, 1849, Pendleton Lawyer
Child of MARY REESE and JAMES CHERRY is:
i. CHARLES STORY4 CHERRY, b. 1834.
7. GEORGE3 REESE, JR. (ANNA2 STOREY, CHARLES1) He married MARY.
Notes for GEORGE REESE, JR.:
Neighbor to Robert Anderson, Joseph Whitner, Ezekial Pickens, Esq.
Child of GEORGE REESE and MARY is:
i. OSENAPPA4 REECE, b. 1829; d. May 04, 1830, Buried @ Old Stone Church, Pendleton, SC.
8. SUSAN3 REESE (ANNA2 STOREY, CHARLES1) She married NATHANIEL HARRIS. He died 1837.
Notes for NATHANIEL HARRIS:
Will of Nathaniel Harris pp 61-13 Anderson County District, SC Will Book I 1835-1857
Book B
Executors: Wife, Friend David Cherry and Thomas R. Cherry
Children of SUSAN REESE and NATHANIEL HARRIS are:
i. EDWIN HANDY4 HARRIS.
ii. GEORGE REECE HARRIS.
iii. MARY S. HARRIS.
Generation No. 4
9. SARAH CYNTHIA4 WINTER (DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born July 28, 1793 in London, County of Surrey,England, and died December 25, 1846 in Lafayette, Chambers C., AL buried @ Westview Cem., LaFayette, AL. She married JOHN ADAMS August 30, 1832 in Pendleton District, SC. He was born Bet. 1811 - 1820, and died Bet. 1843 - 1846.
Notes for SARAH CYNTHIA WINTER:
1840 Census Anderson County, SC page 148
1840 Living in Anderson District, SC
1846 Dec. 25 dies as a widow in Alabama.
Children of SARAH WINTER and JOHN ADAMS are:
i. UNKNOWN ADAMS5 1, b. Bet. 1833 - 1835, Pendleton District, SC.
ii. UNKNOWN ADAMS 2, b. Bet. 1836 - 1840.
iii. UNKNOWN ADAMS 3, b. Bet. 1836 - 1840.
iv. UNKNOWN ADAMS 4, b. Bet. 1836 - 1840.
10. POLLY PHOEBE4 WINTER (DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born June 19, 1805 in Winters Garden, London, Coiunty of Surrey, England, and died October 17, 1848 in Cassville, Cass (now Bartow) Co., GA. She married ELISHA CLEMENT BENNET CHRISTAIN Abt. 1834. He was born Bef. 1810 in Culpeper Co., VA, and died Aft. 1870 in Dalton, Whitfield Co., GA.
Notes for POLLY PHOEBE WINTER:
1844-1845 Moved from Anderson Co., SC to Cass Co., GA
Notes for ELISHA CLEMENT BENNET CHRISTAIN:
1844-1845 Moved from Anderson County, SC to Cass County, GA
1850 Oct. 2 Cass County, GA
1860 July 18 Whitfield County, Dalton PO page 268
1870 June 9 Whitfield County, GA Dalton PO page 68
Occupation: Coach Maker, merchant
Children of POLLY WINTER and ELISHA CHRISTAIN are:
i. AREANAH5 CHRISTAIN, b. 1835, Anderson Co., SC.
ii. JOSEPHINE CHRISTAIN, b. 1837, Anderson Co., SC; m. T. CAMPBELL, January 26, 1854, Bartow County, GA.
iii. JOSEPH EDWARD CHRISTAIN, b. 1841, Anderson Co., SC.
iv. ELAM CHRISTAIN, b. 1843, Anderson Co., SC; d. Bet. 1877 - 1934.
v. JOHN CHRISTAIN, b. 1846, Cassville, Cass (now Bartow) Co., GA.
11. DINAH4 WINTER (DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born 1806 in London, County of Surrey,England, and died Aft. 1850. She married THOMAS J. MCKEE Bef. 1835 in SC. He was born 1813, and died Aft. 1850.
Notes for DINAH WINTER:
1850 Dec. 28 Census, AL, Randolph Co., Bear 15 p. 401 shows Dinah at age 36, hence, if axxurate, she would have been born in 1814, not as shown in "Family Journal Report on Rev. Jeremiah Winter, Sr." by Judy Louise Gann Sims.
Notes for THOMAS J. MCKEE:
1840 Dec. 28 Randolph County, AL page 401
1842 Moved from GA to AL
Children of DINAH WINTER and THOMAS MCKEE are:
i. JAMES5 MCKEE, b. 1837, GA.
ii. SARAH MCKEE, b. 1839, GA.
iii. MELISSA MCKEE, b. 1841, GA.
iv. MARY MCKEE, b. 1843, Randolph County, AL.
v. JULIA MCKEE, b. 1845, Randolph County, AL.
vi. ELBERT MCKEE, b. 1846, Randolph County, AL.
vii. TIMOTHY MCKEE, b. 1848, Randolph County, AL.
viii. LUTHER MCKEE, b. 1849, Randolph County, AL.
12. CHARLES STOREY4 WINTER (DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born April 24, 1807 in London, near Lambeth, County of Surrey, England, and died May 19, 1861 in Pendleton District, SC. He married JANE LINN March 18, 1830 in Anderson County, SC, daughter of MAJOR LINN and LYDDA UNKNOWN. She was born September 17, 1808 in Near Pendleton Courthouse, SC, and died August 19, 1877 in Camp Hill, AL.
Notes for JANE LINN:
Death and Obituary Notices from the Southern Christian Advocate 1867-1878 Issue of October 23, 1877
Mrs. Jane Winter was born near Pendleton Court house, SC, Sept. 17, 1808 and died near Camp Hill, AL, August 19, 1877. She was the youngest child of Major James and Lydda Linn, and the wife of Charles Winter who died May 19, 1860.
Children of CHARLES WINTER and JANE LINN are:
i. JAMES L.5 WINTER, b. 1831, Anderson Co., SC.
ii. CHARLES W. WINTER, b. 1833, Anderson Co., SC.
iii. MARGARET WINTER, b. 1836.
iv. ROBERT WINTER, b. 1838.
v. MARY WINTER, b. 1842.
vi. JULIUS WINTER, b. 1846.
13. FRANCES4 WINTER (DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born February 12, 1809 in St. Mary Lambeth Par., Surrey Co., England, and died October 12, 1888 in Anderson Co., SC buried @ first Presbyterian Ch. Cem., Anderson, SC. She married HENRY GARRISON, son of LEVI GARRISON and MARTHA MEADERS. He was born February 25, 1820 in Anderson Co., SC, and died March 26, 1895 in Anderson Co., SC buried @ first Presbyterian Ch. Cem., Anderson, SC.
Notes for FRANCES WINTER:
"Traditions and History of Anderson County," book by Louise Ayer Vandiver, 3rd printing Jan. 1991, McNaughton & Gunn, p. 237
One of their greatest problems was getting salt. The earthen floors of old smoke houses were scraped and the dirt boiled out and strained off, then the water left, and the salt would settle at the bottom. Corn cobs were burned to make soda substitutes. Homemade molasses was used almost entirely as sweetening. Hats were manufactured from plaited straw, covered for winter with scraps of wool or silk goods if one were fortunate enough to have any. Old curtains were used, the tails of men's broadcloth coats which were too worn to be of further use as coats. Mrs. Garrison, who lived on the southeast corner of Main and Church streets, was the city milliner. She had tow styles, one was a "droop" the other a "boulevard." The droop was a hat with a wide brim strapped down with ribbon or pieces of silk from old dresses. The boulevard was a small round hat that turned over the head like a soup plate and was usually trimmed with palmetto rosettes. Pins and needles were scarce, and carefully treasured. Shoe blackening was made from elderberries cooked and strained with a little molasses stirred into it.....
Children of FRANCES WINTER and HENRY GARRISON are:
i. CHARLES5 GARRISON, b. July 10, 1844, Anderson Co., SC; d. 1860, Anderson Co., SC.
ii. FRANCES CLEMENTINE GARRISON, b. July 16, 1862; d. November 05, 1917, Anderson Co., SC buried @ Silver Brook Cem., Anderson, SC; m. HARPER W. TUCKER.
Notes for FRANCES CLEMENTINE GARRISON:
Adopted child.
Parents of Clementine are unknown.
"Traditions and History of Anderson County" by Louise Ayer Vandiver.
An Anderson born woman, who was once pupil of General Ayer, dying without children, and having a considerable property, left a large bequest to be used for the education of girls. The Horton brothers of Atlanta, themselves Anderson born and bred, are trustees of the fund. Anderson College was not in existence when Mrs. Frances Clementine Tucker, in her girlhood Clementine Garrison, made her will, consequently it does not appear in the list of those selected by her for her beneficiaries. They are: Lander College, Piedmont College, of Demorest, GA, Young Harris College, GA, Martha Berry School, and the Georgia normal and Industrial School, of Athen, GA.
Mrs. Tucker was the adopted daughter of Henry Garrison and her girlhood home stood on the corner of South Main and Church streets (Anderson).
14. JAMES COOK4 WINTER, SR. (DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born May 02, 1819 in Pendleton Dist., SC, and died October 25, 1896 in Hartwell, GA buried @ Ruhamah Church Cem., Anderson Co., SC. He married SAREPTA ANN GLENN December 20, 1850 in Anderson Co., SC, daughter of WILLIAM GLENN and MILLEY ALEXANDER. She was born October 26, 1816 in Pendleton Dist., (Anderson Co.), SC, and died May 02, 1901 in Daughter's Home, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC.
Notes for JAMES COOK WINTER, SR.:
1850 Census Anderson Dist., SC page 221 Western Dist.
James C. Winters.........age 31
Levy Winters................age 9
James H. Winters.........age 8
Joseph C. Winters........age 5
Near James P. Brooks....age 35
Lucinda..................age 32
John T. Brooks.......age 17
James M. Brooks...age 10
Newton I Brooks......age 6
Children of JAMES WINTER and SAREPTA GLENN are:
i. LEVI GARRISON5 WINTER, b. October 11, 1841; d. January 24, 1863.
15. ii. JAMES COOK WINTER, JR., b. October 27, 1842; d. 1919.
iii. JOSEPH C. WINTER, b. January 15, 1845.
16. iv. JULIA ANN SAREPTA FRANCES WINTER, b. November 12, 1852, Holland's Store Community (Star), Anderson, SC; d. January 08, 1926, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC buried @ East View Cem., Westminster, SC.
v. AUGUSTUS ALEXANDER WINTER, b. November 02, 1854; d. September 11, 1863.
vi. THEODO (BAXTER) TERPIN WINTER, b. March 16, 1857; d. October 03, 1862.
vii. GEORGE COOK WINTER, b. May 19, 1859; d. 1863.
Generation No. 5
15. JAMES COOK5 WINTER, JR. (JAMES COOK4, DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born October 27, 1842, and died 1919. He married MORNING ANN MELINDA TAYLOR SHIFLET, daughter of JAMES TAYLOR and CAROLINE MCCONNELL. She was born September 05, 1837, and died November 23, 1919.
Children of JAMES WINTER and MORNING SHIFLET are:
i. JIM6 SHIFLET, d. 1919.
ii. FRANCES JOSEPHINE WINTER, b. December 25, 1868; m. JOHN MONROE CARLTON; b. January 02, 1864; d. June 13, 1936.
iii. CHARLEY COOK NORMAN WINTER, b. September 24, 1869; d. November 28, 1897.
iv. MARY OLA WINTER, b. December 25, 1871; d. March 28, 1911.
17. v. MOAUNA MONTINA WINTER, b. September 23, 1874; d. January 10, 1959.
18. vi. KATHARINE (KATE) OZEMBA WINTER, b. November 05, 1878; d. July 12, 1961.
vii. ROSALIE ALBERTA (BERT) WINTER, b. October 03, 1881; d. September 18, 1967.
16. JULIA ANN SAREPTA FRANCES5 WINTER (JAMES COOK4, DINAH3 STOREY, CHARLES2, CHARLES1) was born November 12, 1852 in Holland's Store Community (Star), Anderson, SC, and died January 08, 1926 in Westminster, Oconee Co., SC buried @ East View Cem., Westminster, SC. She married JOSEPH PARKER MCDONALD, SR. December 26, 1872 in In the Winter Home, Anderson Co., SC By Rev. D. L. Whittaker, son of HENRY MCDONALD and AMELIA KELLEY. He was born July 15, 1848 in Richland, Rock Springs Community Pickens Dist. (Now Oconee Co., S.C.), and died October 04, 1906 in Westminster, Oconee Co., S.C. buried @ East View Cem. Westminster, SC.
Notes for JULIA ANN SAREPTA FRANCES WINTER:
Married on the 26th of December, 1872 by Rev. D. L. Whittaker, Mr. J. P. McDonald, of Oconee and Miss Julia A. Winter, of Anderson.
More About JOSEPH PARKER MCDONALD, SR.:
Fact 2: Occupation: Mailcarrier
Children of JULIA WINTER and JOSEPH MCDONALD are:
19. i. ANNA ALBERTA6 MCDONALD, b. September 22, 1873, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC; d. February 25, 1947.
20. ii. HENRY WINTER MCDONALD, b. July 27, 1876, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC.
iii. SARA FLEDA MCDONALD, b. August 24, 1878, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC.
iv. SAREPTA GLENN (SEPPIE) MCDONALD, b. May 23, 1881, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC; d. 1938, Westminster, Oconee Co, SC; m. J. R. FINLAY, November 19, 1902.
v. ROSA MILLY MCDONALD, b. August 21, 1884, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC; m. F. M. GLEASON.
vi. JAMES PARKER (JIM) MCDONALD, JR., b. December 18, 1886, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC.
21. vii. SUSAN BEULAH MCDONALD, b. November 06, 1889, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC; d. June 11, 1969, McCormick Co., SC buried @ Oconee Memorial Park, Seneca, SC.
viii. GEORGE SHAFFER MCDONALD, b. March 19, 1891, Westminster, Oconee Co., SC.
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