I am searching for information on the GEORGE and WALKER families. Britton GEORGE, son of Lewis GEORGE and Sabra WALKER, was born 6 Nov. 1804, Colleton Co, SC. He ran away when a boy after the death of his mother and the remarriage of his father, taking a sister with him; they went to Georgia where he found his sister a home. The name of his sister is not known, nor is the name of the second wife of their father, Lewis. Britton GEORGE later moved to Florida where he married (1st) Talitha FUTCH and (2nd) Elizabeth THORNTON. My address is 
4485 S. 2025 W., Roy, UT 84067.
 
 

This is my first attempt to learn about how my father's family came to America, in the late 19th century, and hopefully to find info leading to any surviving relatives. I only know that my great-uncles David & Benjamin Goldin first established themselves in Walterboro,SC, sometime between 1880 and 1900, having come from Eastern Poland (what is now Byelorus)either the town of Kosovo or Rijnoi(Rozana) and that they both later moved to Atlanta. At least one of them had children born in Walterboro, a son named Gullie and a daughter possibly name Lennie. Jack Golden, 312 East 48th St, Savannah,Georgia 31405 tel.(912)236-8079 

JAMES HENRY GOODWIN born about 1874-5 in Walterboro, Colleton County, SC was married to LULA CROSBY. In 1920, they were listed in the Chatham Co, Georgia census.
There are two GOODWIN families in the 1880 census with sons named James that are about the right age. The head of both households are James also.
Was Lula the child Loula (3) in the 1880 census with Coatsworth and Lizzie Crosby?
Anyone knowing of these two families, please contact me. Thanks.
 
 

I am trying to locate detailed sources of information about my GOODWIN family ancestors. They are from Colleton County, SC. James Sr. GOODWIN born Oct. 23, 1795 in Williams SC is the son of Isham GOODWIN and Mary. Isham was born between 1740-1770 and is the son of James GOODWIN born in Ireland in 1720-1740. I am looking for info about their lives in SC and possibly ship's passenger list confirming where James may have arrived from Ireland. 

Seeking info on Jefferson Grant, born ca 1808, lived Colleton County, disappeared around the time of the Civil War, I suspect he died for the cause. Married Rachel Hargraves or Hargroves, born ca 1809, she is still in Colleton County after the war.
 
 

I am looking for any information that I can find on a William GRIFFIN, Sr, and his wife Rachel JOHNSON. William was born in 1818 in Colleton. Rachel was born in 1830 also in Colleton. They are my gg grandparetns. Would like to find their parents and maybe grandparents if possible. Any thing you can find would be great. 

I am interested in any GRIFFITH families from the Colleton District of SC up through the 1860s. Particularly interested in the following names: Samuel Acass GRIFFITH, John GRIFFITH and James GRIFFITH. Thanks for any/all help!

I am searching for info on James and Julia GRIMES who lived in Colleton County in 1898, in Collins township. Julia's name may have been a BRANSON, or BRONSON, or something similar. We only have one definite fact - James and Julia had a son, James H. GRIMES, born on 14 April 1902. Apparently, there were several other children, but the only other names we have are Joe and Nora.