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Cindy Ridgeway Parker
My address is: 6 Sandalwood Lane, Sumter,
S.C. 29154
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1918 June 26, ADD: I dig
deep wells and install water works in country Homes,
J. P. Bell ADD: Now is the
time to use good drinking water. Have me
to drill you a deep well. I garanter my
work.
J. P Bell (3 Ads on this
page .for J. P.
Bell)
1923 Aug. 29. Mrs.
John P. Bell died at her home in Manning Sunday night after several weeks
illness of t
typhoid fever. (Death
certificate information: Sadie W. Bell, Vol. 18, No. #12673,
County, date of death
8-27-1923, age 47)
1923 Sept. 5. Card of Thanks;
I wish to thank each and
every on of my many friends who sere so kind to me in every way
during the long and
continued illness and death of my wife and may God bless you all. John
P.BELL
1924May 21. Mr.
John Bell has sent us $1.00 to be given the storm
suffers
1924 July 16. Mr. Dan Bell, brother of J. P Bell of
Manning, and who has been livinging in
past 35 years, is
spending a few days in town.
1924 December 10. Delinquent Taxpayers, Manning District No.
9
Mrs. Lizzie Bell, $11.00
Mr. John P. Bell, $
6.62
1926 April 21, “ADD”
Well Boring. Deep wells and artesian
wells. Special price made for sixty
day.
Jon. P.
1927 April 28, Not in Manning Times. Mr.
John P. Bell and Mrs. Kate
Thames, both of Manning, SC
married. John age 58 and Kate
51.
1927 June 15.
Mr. John Bell, who suffered a stroke of paralysis last week, is reported slightly
improved,
though still in a
serious condition.
HODGE - I am looking for information on John
Robert Hodge b. 1868 d. 1929. He was married to Anna Arena and buried at Trinity Methodist church in
Alcolu.
Angela
Feagin
[email protected]
HILL - I would like share information with anyone that has researched the Hills in the
Clarendon County area? I’ve gone as far back as Nathaniel H Hill from Sammy
Swamp, buried in Home Branch Church.
My line, working backwards are as follows:
Timothy A Hill (me)
Williard W. Hill, Jr. (Father)
Willard W. Hill, Sr. (Grandfather)
Lucius F. Hill (G-Grandfather) Owned ice plant on S. Barfield
Street
William T. Hill (GG-Grandfather)
Nathaniel H. Hill (GGG- Grandfather) Cotton Farmer, CSA
vet
November 11, 2008
I have been researching my family genealogy since August of this year. I am the great granddaughter of Ada E. Holladay, who was the mother of Maggie Rhame, my grandmother whom I never knew. Maggie had three children: Charles Herbert Murray, Margaret Elizabeth Murray and my dad, Quintin Arthur Murray. They have all passed.
I would like to make a connection with a Holladay family member(s) who is related to or descended from Ada E Holladay. My father and his siblings lost touch with much of their family on both sides in the late 1920s. After my grandfather, Clarence Murray, died prematurely, my grandmother put the children in the Charleston Orphan House, where they spent most of their childhood. When they were old enough, they left the orphanage to join the service and work on their own.
© 2008
Cynthia
Ridgeway Parker
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