George WALKER (b~1804) and wife Martha (b~1820) were listed in the 1860 census of Colleton Co. with the following children: Elizabeth (b~1844), Delilah (b~1846) married David Lee SMOAK, Jane (b~1850), Victoria (b~1851), Malinda (b~1853), George (b~1854), David (b~1855), and Henrietta (b~1857). Also listed were James 27, Berry 21, and Redillin 20 - assume they were all WALKERS as no other name was listed, their occupation was farm labor, therefore I don't know if they were children or hired hands. 
Delilah and David Lee SMOAK lived in Barnwell/Bamberg Co and are buried in Springtown Baptist Church Cemetary, Bamberg Co, no markers on their graves. Appreciate any information on this family - will be glad to exchange. 

I am looking for James G. WALLACE born approx 1820-1830. His wife was Martha and his father was George. He later became a gunsmith under Pheosolos Bell and later moved to eastern Tennessee.

Hans (Johannes) WALTER; born Europe, arrive SC 1735 on the ship Samuel (Capt. Hugh Percy). Awarded 300 acres on the Edisto River (Four Holes Swamp? - 1736). Died about 1760, Orangeburg SC (this would have been Colleton prior to 1810). Spouse Mary RUMPH? Children(?). Please email me if you have information and/or source. Thank you. 

Looking for Phillip WALTERS ,m. Betty FOX. They had a son Nov 1880, my grandfather , Edward D. WALTERS (possibly more children). They were living in St. George. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

My gr gr gr grandfather was Archibald M. WALTERS b 1807 S.C. (Colleton Co.) wife Annis b 1807 both are buried at Antioch Methodist Church Cemetery, Jones Co., Miss. Their son Joel W. and wife Tobitha J. Welch WALTERS Their daughter Marzie CAroline WALTERS Lewis her husband Albert Galantine Lewis is also buried their. Marzie also has a brother buried there and all the majority of my family. Can not find Archibald in S.C. Joel was in the Civil War believe they came here about 1850 or 1860. 

Searching for info on William B. WARREN born c.1815. Issue: Jenkins,Mary,Robert,William,Susan,Augustus,Janey, and Annie. Thanks for any assistance.

I am seeking information about ancestors and relatives of Daniel WARREN, b 1830 in Colleton Co, SC, d 14 june 1864 in Richmond, VA. I am a descendant.

Seeking any info. on Richard WAY and Mary Ann BELL who was found residing in Colleton from 1800 to 1826/1826 when Richard died. Their daughter, Elizabeth married John LAWRENCE ca 1824, probably in Colleton. Also looking for data on James WAY of Colleton, believed to be son of Richard and Mary Ann. 

Researching Thomas WEATHERLY who received a land Warrant of 400 acres on St. John's Island, 1707. He married Sarah WAIGHT. Their children were Mary Ann m. Benj. Cowan; Catherine m. William Ferguson; Thomas; Isaac m. Martha Waight; George m. Mary Conyears; William m. Sarh Cole; Elizabeth; Robert. One of Williams sons, Isaac was a Captain in the First Regiment, S.C. amd was taken prisoner at the fall of Charleston, May 1776. His wife Statia died of Yellow Fever in Charleston in 1802. Will share information.

Please advise me of any reference to the WHALEY or STEVENS families of Edisto Island and surrounding areas. 

I am writing this for a friend who is searching for Mary Ann WIGGINS wife of John RODGERS in Wilburn area, Colleton county.Children John RODGERS born 1873 youngest child orphaned abt age 5,lived with his grandfather . Older sisters Ida RODGERS and Jane RODGERS sent to Penn.Any assistance appreciated.

I am seeking information on Prudence WILLIAMS whose first husband was also named WILLIAMS and whose second husband was named PARRIS/PARIS/ PARISS. I am also seeking information on Col. Benjamin S. WILLIAMS who was born in 1782 and died in 1878 and is buried in the Black Creek Baptist Church Cemetery. Third, I am seeking information on Margaret Snead WILLIAMS who was a sister of Prudence WILLIAMS. Lastly, I am seeking information on John Grandison WILLIAMS, who was a surveyor born in Wales in 1740 and the father of Prudence and Margaret. 

Abraham Taylor WILLIAMS, born 1703/1706 in Colleton County, SC died 30 Dec 1842/1843. Married to Harriet RISHER, born 1786 Colleton County, SC died 12 Jan 1842/1844. Two of their children: James Benjamim WILLIAMS and Peter Edward WILLIAMS came to Florida before the Civil War. Has anyone located the ancestors of Abraham Taylor WILLIAMS? Also would like to correspond with the descendants of the children who stayed in South Carolina. Allied family Surnames: BLACK, RISHER, ACKERMAN, KIRKLAND AND SHERIDAN. 

Trying to locate information on my grandfather, Oliver Perry WILLIAMS born about 1870 in Walterboro, SC. Left SC before his marriage to Marinda Jane Fletcher in 12-25-1899. This took place in Fletcher, Fla which is in Lafayette County. He died in 1920 in Dixie County, Florida. His children, all born in FLorida, were William, Annie Lea, George and Martha Jane. 

I am researching the James WILLIAMS family from near Williams, SC. James is supposed to have married Catherine HAMILTON. They had 3 sons Abraham T.WILLIAMS, James Allen WILLIAMS, and Henry M.WILLIAMS. I am interested in contact with any other researchers of these families.

Seeking Samuel WILLIAMS, born circa 1736, who someone saw land records of another Samuel in Colleton Co. Could this possibly be Samuel's father? My Samuel died in 1816 in Laurens Co. and he married Mary, last name unknown. Any info will be greatly appreciated. I'm in California, a long ways from SC.

WILLIAMS, Samuel b. @ 1836 may have been in Colleton Co. prior to it becoming Laurens Co. He died in 1816. His wife was Mary_______. Any info, land records, etc. would be appreciated. (I'm in California and can access some books at the Los Angeles Public Library if necessary.) 

Searching for information on Martha WILLIAMS. Martha married Edward NIX about 1789. Edward NIX died about 1800 and Martha died in the 1850's. Would like to know names of their six children. Also looking for parents of Edward and Martha.
 
 

I am looking for info on the descendents of my great-great grandfather, Major Robert Allen WILLIS (1831-1888) for whom I am named. He was born near what is now known as Cottagevillle S.C. He was the son of Abram Willis (native of Holland) and Annie Adams. He married Annie Ackerman (1836-1911). He was a Confederate Officer. Robert and Annie had lots of children, one of whom was named Mary Elizabeth (1856---1912).
Mary Elizabeth married Henry William Ackerman(1849-1918). Henry and Mary Elizabeth had lots of children, one of whom was named Madison Howell Ackerman born in Walterboro in 1886 (my grandfather). He had at least three sisters or aunts that lived there also and I believe never married. I would appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks.

I am looking for one of my great grandmothers, Jane WILSON. She was born before 1800 in Colleton County; she married Samuel CARTER before 1812 and they moved to Tattnall County, Georgia by about 1815. Samuel CARTER died between 1815 and 1820, and Jane married Daniel Nunez in 1820 in Tattnall County.
 
 

Trying to locate cemetery referred to as Edisto Island P.H. cemetery. Children of Henry and Frances GOINS WINKLES are buried there based on obits. In 1910, Frances signed documents in WIilliamsburg Co that divided her father Madrey GOINS' estate. This document states that she lived in Givhans.

My grandfather, born approximately 1880 in Walterboro, was William Allister WITSELL. Do you have any information about him and/or his predecessors? 

Any information on the WITSELL family,especially the colonial era. 

I am looking for information about a Francis YATES. I don't know to whom he was married to. He had one son named Edward Holmes YATES born 18 October 1838 supposedly born in Colleton County there were also some other siblings, Joseph A., Edmund, Jeremiah, AND Edward H. (This is supposed to be in the census records.) If you have any info please e-mail me. Thanks.

I need information on the ZEIGLER family that lived in Colleton County in the 1700s. I understand that Michael ZEIGLER enlisted from Indian Fields for the Indian Wars of 1750s/1760s. Our family history says he was buried in the Zeigler/Felder cemetary in Bamberg, SC. however there is no marker there for him or either of his wives. He may have been buried in Indian Fields or Charleston where he also lived. There should be a DAR Revolutionary Marker to him where ever he is buried. If there are records of Michael there or the location of his grave is known, we would like to come down and do research.