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1. Jesse S. Nettles 54 M Bank Officer 5000

Ann Nettles 40 F

Sarah McKown 65 F

J. E. Nettles 22 M Acc't

Wm. A. Nettles 18 M

H. E. Nettles 15 F

John Nettles 11 M

Louisa Nettles 7 F

Edwd. S. Nettles 9/12 M

Joe Pettifoot 20 M B

Nelson Pettifoot 10 M B

Adam Robertson 25 M Acc't Scotland

Sarah A. Robertson 24 F

Jesse Robertson 3 F

S. A. Robertson 1 F

Jesse Salmond Nettles, s/o William Nettles and Mary Mathis, b. Nov. 26, 1796

d. Dec. 12, 1964; Census Taker, Sheriff of Kershaw Co. in 1823; War of 1812;

Discount Clerk at Camden Branch of the State Bank for 30 years; m. (1) Sarah

McKeown; m. (2.) Ann McKeown b. 1807 d. Dec. 7, 1889,

d/o Sarah McKeown age 65 in household). Ch.:

1. Sarah Ann Nettles b. 1826; m. Dec. 24, 1845 by Rev. Dr. Davis, Adam

Robertson b. 1825 Edinburgh, Scotland. Ch.:

a. Jesse N. Robertson b. 1847; m. Sep. 1, 1867, James P. Boswell

b. Sarah Ann Robertson b. 1849

2. Joseph Eugene Nettles, b. Nov. 29, 1827; CSA, pvt. Co. E, 2nd Regiment,

SC Volunteers, wdd., lost a leg.

3. William A. Nettles b. Mar. 9, 1832; CSA, 2nd SC, Co. E, Crp.; m. Mary

Izler b. Sep. 1847. Ch.:

a. Henrietta Nettles b. 1868

b. Jesse G. Nettles b. 1870

c. Lizzie Nettles b. Aug. 11, 1873 d. May 30, 1914 bu. Trinity Meth.

Ch. Cam. (near Sumter); m. J. Tom Cole

d. Joseph Nettles b. Apr. 1873

e. Minnie Nettles b. Aug. 1877

f. William Nettles b. 1880

g. Sallie Nettles b. May 1886

h. Olea Nettles b. Jan. 1891

4. Hester E. Nettles b. Dec. 3, 1834 d. Mar. 10, 1910; m. July 19, 1854,

James Kirk Mendenhall, Pastor of the First Bapt. Ch. of Camden, b. Nov.

20, 1820/27 d. July 30, 1896. Ch.:

a. James N. Mendenhall, M. D., b. Mar. 10, 1855/57

b. Louise Mendenhall b. Nov. 7, 1860 d. Dec. 31,1927 m.June19

1888 Greenville, John Walter Berry. Ch.:

1. Milton Donaldson Berry m. Lanness Morgan and had Milton M.M.

Kenneth and Robert W. Berry

2. Pauline Berry

3. Irene Berry

4. Walter Berry

5. J. Furman Berry

6. Louise Berry

7. J. Broadus Berry

8. Elliott Berry

5. Jesse Salmond Nettles, Jr. b. Jan. 25, 1839.

6. Louisa Salmond Nettles b. Jan. 25, 1842 d. May 5, 1860 bu. Quaker Cam.;

drowned in Boykin's Mill Pond with 23 others when a flat boat ran upon a

snag and sank

7. Edward Salmond Nettles b. Aug. 11, 1849 d. May 3, 1908 bu. Quaker Cam.;

merchant & farmer; m. Apr. 1, 1868, Grace Epis. Ch., Ellen F. McDonald b.

1847. Ellen's father was born in Scotland. Ch.:

a. Josephine Anne Nettles b. Feb. 4, 1870 d. Feb. 13, 1962; m. Henry

Love Watkins b. Oct. 16, 1871 d. Feb. 15, 1915 bu. Quaker Cern.

b. Ann Florence Nettles b. 1871; m. William Aiken Bull

c. Edward Salmond Nettles, Jr., "Ned", b. Aug. 19, 1877 d. Aug. 14,

1924 Jacksonville, FL, bu. Quaker Cam.; Spanish-American War; m.

Jenny B. Arrants b. Jan. 9, 1864 d. Aug. 14, 1957, d/o Thomas Bell

Arrants (h/h #79). Jenny m. 2) a Mr. Howard.

d. Louise S. Nettles b. 1873; m. Thomas L. Jones

e. Sallie McKeovn Nettles b. 1875.

f. Willis Cantey Nettles b. Dec. 1881

g. David Willis Nettles b. May 1886, US Army, WWI

h. Nellie H. Nettles b. Mar. 1886; m. John A. Singleton

i. Donald Eugene Nettles b. Dec. 1892

Joe Pettifoot and Nelson Pettifoot were probably free black servants.

Sarah McKeown b. 1783, w/o James McKeown, m/o Sarah, Ann, and John
McKown (h/h #904)

Source: The Mathis Family of Little Egg Harbor by Murray and Jean Harris . Affidavit in National
Archives submitted by Jesse S. Nettles stating that he was the s/o Capt. William Nettles and was the adn.
of his estate. Note: The statement in Historic Camden that Hester Sanders (Cook) was Capt. William
Nettles third wife is incorrect. She was the w/o William Nettles, Jr. 5/0 Capt. William and b/o Jesse
Salmond Nettles. See History of the Camden First Baptist Church of SC (1810-1985). This error has
been carried forward into many published and unpublished family histories, even the DAR Patriot Index.
This error was apparently caused by an interpretation of the entries in a Bible which did not
differentiate between William & William, Jr. (The Bible is owned by Mrs. Singleton of
Greenville, SC.) In addition, in 1650 a woman named Amelia Shivers Nettles, then living
in GA, applied for benefits due widow of Rev. War vets based on her marriage to Capt.
William Nettles. She stated that she was his second wife (Capt. William apparently didn't
tell her about his first wife, Amy Alexander), that they had no children, and that his
son, Jesse, was adm. of Capt. William's estate and wouldn't give her anything. The only
information I have been able to find concerning the widow of Capt. John Cook, Hester
Sanders, is in the Kershaw Co. Court Minutes, 1791-99, which ordered that Letters of
Administration do issue to Hester Cook on .. John Cook, deceased.. Apr. 27, 1793.
Genealogies of Nettles and Related Families by Cassie Nichols and Marriage & Death Notices in
Camden, SC, Newspapers.
Submitted by: w. v. Arrants, Dallas Phelps

2 2 Thos Salmond 67 M Bank Officer Scotland

M. J Salmond 63 F

L. A. Salmond 32 F

B. B Salmond 29 M Bank Officer

N. L. Salmond 23 F

M. J. Salmond 3 F

Ewd. Salmond 1 M

Thos. W. Salmond 23 M M. D.

Thomas Durham Salmond b. 1783 Edinburgh, Scotland d. 1854; naturalized 1807
after living in this country five years; President, Camden Branch of the Bank of the State
in 1822; Mayor of Camden in 1825, 1827 and 1828; m. Margaret J. Irvin, b. 1786/87
Fairfax d. Oct. 20, 1855, both bu. Quaker Cam. (w/o Adam F. Brisbane, Jr.). Ch.:

1. Margaret Salmond b. June 1815 d. July 11, 1817

2. Ann Louisa Salmond b. 1817 d. 1884

3. Edward Anderson Salmond b. 1819 (h/h #922)

4. Burwell Boykin Salmond b. 1821 d. 1862 near Tupelu, HS, lawyer; m. 1643,

Nancy Louisa McWillie, d/o William McWillie. They moved to Pickens Co.,

AL where Nancy had inherited a plantation from her grrandfather, Joseph

Cunningham. Ch.:

a. Margaret Irvin Salmond b. July 16, 1846 d. Aug. 12, 1868; m.

Richards Billups b. Sep. 1843

* b. Edward Anderson Salmond b. Feb. 17, 1849 d. Apr. 25, 1890; m.

Amelia Elizabeth Baker

5. Thomas Whitaker Salmond, M. D., b. May 31, 1825 d. Aug. 3, 1869 bu.

Quaker Cem.; CSA, 2nd SC Infantry, Surgeon; m. 1) Mary Whitaker; m. 2)

Isabel Scota Whitaker, both d/o John Whitaker (h/h #836)

6. Stephen Elliott Salmond b. Apr. 1829 d. May 1830

Source: Kershaw County Cousins; Historic Camden, Vol. II

Submitted by: Pat Goff, Dallas Phelps

3 3 D.L. DeSaussure 54 M Bank Officer 5000

F.C. DeSaussure 54 F

0.F. DeSaussure 19 F

D.B. DeSaussure 17 M Student

D.L. DeSaussure 14 M

Daniel Louis DeSaussure, Sr., s/o the eminent SC jurist Chancellor Henry

William DeSaussure, b. 1796 d. Apr. 12, 1857; War of 1812 Veteran and the War

of Barbary Pirates; in 1820 he bought "Clermont" (the old Fort Rugeley Place

on Granny's Quarter Creek; the old Henry Rugeley Ledger for "Claremont Store"

(was on Gum Swamp, a tributary of Sanders Creek, Deed bk P p. 470) is at the

Camden Archives with the names of customers of 1776 to 1780; moved to Mill St.

in 1846; Elder of Pres. Ch. nearly 30 years; m. Frances C. Martin, d/o Dr.

James Martin, b. 1796 d. Jan. 11, 1861, both bu. Quaker Cem. Ch.:

1. Caroline DeSaussure b. 1824 d. Oct. 2, 1844; m. Dr. Benjamin F. Watkins

(h/h #812)

2. Sarah Eliza DeSaussure b. 1829 d. 1898; m. Dec. 14, 1847, Lewis Daniel

DeSaussure of Charleston

3. Octavia F. DeSaussure b. 1830 d. 1905; never m.

4. Douglas Blanding DeSaussure b. 1832 d. 1882; m. Martha Lamar Stark of

Columbia

a. Theodore Stark DeSaussure, infant son, d. Mar. 1, 1861 Columbia of

diptheria

b. Constance DeSaussure d. Nov. 12, 1862 Columbia of diptheria

c. Douglass DeSaussure, infant son, d. June 1, 1866 Columbia

5. Daniel Louis DeSaussure, Jr., M. D., b. 1838 d. 1909 bu. Quaker Cem.;

CSA; m. Apr. 27, 1858, Sarah A. Gamewell, d/o Rev. W. A. Gamewell, b.

1841 d. 1906. (a niece of John Gamewell, h/h #91). Ch:

a. Daniel L. DeSaussure b. Feb. 5, 1859 d. July 15, 1859 bu. Quaker

Cem.

b. Mary M. DeSaussure b. Apr. 12, 1860 d. Sep. 30, 1863 bu. Quaker

Cem.

Source: 1860 Kershaw Co. Census; Historic Camden, Vol. II; Glass Obituaries; will

#20-682 Camden Newspapers . Submitted by: Pat Goff, Dallas Phelps

4 4 J. W. Baskin 35 M Acc't 500

M. P. Baskin 29 F

S. J. Baskin 13 F

George Baskin 8 M

Jas. Baskin 6 M

Sarah Ketchum 24 F

James W. Baskin, s/o James Baskin (h/h #505), b. 1815; m. 1) Elizabeth

McCorkill; m. 2) Dec. 22, 1839 by Rev. C. M. Breaker, Margaret Phenette Dean

b. 1821, d/o Joseph Dean, grd/o Elias Dean. Living 1860, Richland Co. Ch.

by first wife:

1. Sarah J. Baskin b. 1837; m. ? Tompkins

Ch. by second wife:

2. George Baskin b. 1842 AL

*3. James W. Baskin b. 1844 NC

4. Joseph Baskin m. Henrietta Sing - 5 ch.

5. Washington Murphy Baskin; m. Rosanna Leslie - 7 ch.

6. Margaret Baskin, first w/o William Henry Cannon

7. Charlotte Baskin, second w/o William Henry Cannon

Sarah Ketchum b. 1826; m. Sep. 22, 1850 Grace Epis. Ch., William Ficker b.

1820 Ireland; guardsman, SC Railroad.

Source: Andrew Baskin(s); 1860 Ricnland Co. Census; Grace Epis. Ch. Records

Submitted by: Dallas Pheips

5 5 H. S. Gibson 39 M Carpenter 300

Sarah P. Gibson 18 F VA

Henry S. Gibson b. 1811; m. 1) Sarah P. ? b. 1832 VA; m. 2) Hannah ?, b. 1826.

Ch.:

1. Sallie Gibson b. 1853

Source: 1860 Kershaw Co. Census

Submitted by: Dallas Phelps

6 6 Thos. J. Warren 25 M Sheriff 5000

Elizh. Warren 55 F

E. T. Warren 32 F

Thomas Warren b. 1783 Newport, RI d. Oct. 18, 1833; b/o Peter Warren; m.

Elizabeth Smyth, d/o Samuel Smyth and Rebecca Snow, b. 1793 d. Dec. 28, 1852,

both bu. Quaker Cem. Ch.:

1. Thomas Jefferson Warren b. 1825 d. July 2, 1863 Gettysburg, PA, CSA;

Capt., 15th SC, Co. D; (memorial stone, no dates, Quaker Cam.) bu.

Magnolia Cam., Charleston; Sheriff of Kershaw Co. in 1850; Editor, Camden

Journal; m. Dec. 6, 1854 Pendleton, Maria Louisa Maxwell

2. Elizabeth T. Warren b. 1818 d. will dated Apr. 13, 1887

3. Benjamin W. Warren d. before 1887; m. Apr. 21, 1842 by Rev. Hanckel, Mary

Elizabeth Warren, d/o John Warren of Colleton Dist. Ch.: Eva Bell/Lee

4. Rebecca Ann Warren b. 1818; m. July 7, 1836, Alexius Gaither Marshall b.

1812 VA. Ch.:

a. Warren R. Marshall b. 1838; m. Roza McCaine d. Oct. 25, 1876

Ridgeway

b. Elizabeth Marshall b. 1840

c. James Marshall b. 1842

d. Frederick Marshall b. 1843

e. Benjamin Marshall b. 1848

Source: Camden Newspapers; Quaker Cem. Survey; probate 71-2532; Historic
Camden, vol. II;

Will of Elizabeth Warren dated Apr. 13, 1887; 1850 pichland Co. Census; Columbia

Newspapers (1859-1877)

Submitted by: George L. Irvin, Joseph Matheson, Dallas Phelps

7. 7 H. Holleyman 41 M Merchant

M. F. Holleyman 43 F

G. C. Holleyman 10 M

E. F. Holleyman 6 F

H. A. Holleyman 4 F

Hermon Holleyman, Jr., s/o Hermon Holleyman (1771-1849), (b/o Margaret A.

Holleyman, h/h #89), b. 1809; m. 1) Elmira Frances Clarke, d/o Rev. George

Clarke, b. 1821 d. Aug. 10, 1846; m. 2) M. F. ? b. 1807; not on 1860 SC

Census. Ch. by first wife:

1. George W. Holleyman b. 1840; CSA, Lucas Guards, Co. F, Pvt.

* 2 Elmira Frances Holleyman b. 1844

3 H. A. Holleyman, female, b. 1846

Note: 1860 Sumter Co. Census: Bishopville: William H. Holleyman, M. D. b.

1811; Mary E., age 39; William M., age 17; Ada A., age 12; George M., age 10;

Eugene, age 8; John J., age 5 and Mary B., age 3

Source: 1860 Kershav Co. Census; Camden Nevspapers, Historic Camden, Vol. II

Submitted by: Dallas Phelps

8. 8 S. W. Love 38 M Carpenter 1600

Sarah Love 40 F

Saml. Love 19 M Carpenter

D. C. Love 16 M

Mary A. Love 14 F

S. C. Love 12 F

9. 9 J. D. Murray 48 M Merchant 800

Hedy Bonney 25 F M

Chas. Bonney 3 M M

John D. Murray b. 1802, living Spartanburg Co., 1860; never m.

Source: 1860 Spartanourg Co. Census, Deeds: in 1849 to Dr. R. Peebles (R-532),
W. Patterson (R-574), Wm. Nelson (R-336)
Summitted by: Dallas Phelps

10. 10 B.P. Boyd 36 M None NC

T.E. Boyd 29 F NC

Thos. B. Boyd 9 M NC

Susan A. Boyd 4 F

Mary Ann Boyd 4 F

Emma E. Boyd 1 F

Benjamin P. Boyd b. 1814 NC ; m. Tirzah E.? b.1821 NC, living 1870. York Co.SC

Ch.:

1. Thomas Ben Boyd b. 1841 NC

2. Susan Altona Boyd b. 1846

3. Mary Ann Boyd b. 1846

4. Emma/Elizabeth Emily Boyd b. 1849

5. Agusta Boyd b. 1854

6. Martha Boyd b. 1856

7. William Boyd b. 1858
Joseph B. Boyd, blo Ben, b. 1819 NC; lived Lancaster Co. in 1850.

Source: 1860 York Co.; 1870 York Co. Census; Pres. Ch. Records; 1850
Lancaster Census

Submitted by: Dallas Phelps

11. 11 Richd. Chesnut 58 M B Barber

Richard Chesnut, Jr.34 M B Barber

12. 12 C. A. McDonald 48 M Tailor

J. B. McDona1d 39 F city/Washington

S.E. McDona1d 16 F

Charles A. McDonald b. Apr. 7, 1802 Cumberland Co., NC d. July 15, 1879; m.

Nov. 8, 1832 Bethesda Pres. Ch., Jane Bell Rodgers, d/o Alexander Rodgers and

Mary Kelso, b. Nov. 2, 1809 Washington, DC d. May 8, 1900, both bu. Quaker

Cem. Ch.:
*1. Sarah Eleanor McDonald b. Aug. 16, 1833 d. May 24, 1888 bu. Quaker Cem.;

m. July 6, 1859 J. W. McCurry b. 1832 d. Sep., 1910 Winston-Salem, NC.

Ch.:

a. Jane McDonald McCurry b. 1860

b. Sallie Esther McCurry b. 1864

c. Mary Ellen McCurry b. 1869

d. Charles MCDonald McCurry b. 1870

Source: 1840, 1860 Kershaw Co. Census; Camden Newspapers; Historic Camden, Vol.
II “wife, Mary Arrants" - is in error; Camden Chronicle, Sep. 20, 1910
Subitted by: Pat Goff, Dallas Phelps

13. 13 A. M. Kennedy 33 M Merchant 5000 Scotland

S. A. Kennedy 29 F

John D. Kennedy 10 M

E. M. Kennedy 8 F

A. B. Kennedy 5 F

A. D. Kennedy 2 M

Anthony McMillan Kennedy b. Mar. 1, 1817 Aryshire, Scotland d. Dec. 17, 1892

bu. Quaker Cem., s/o Alexander Kennedy and Elizabeth McMillan of Ayreshire,

Scotland; m. Apr. 3, 1839, Sarah Ann Doby b. 1821 d. May 21, 1893, d/o John

Doby (h/h #44). Ch.:

1. John Doby Kennedy b. Jan. 5, 1840 d. Apr. 14, 1896; CSA, 1861, Capt., 2nd

SC, Co. E, 1862, Col., 1864, Brig. Cen. CSA, the local United Daughters

of the Confederacy chapter was named for him; m. 1.) Sep. 28, 1857,

Elizabeth Cunningham b. 1842 d. July, 1876, d/o Joseph Cunningham (h/h

#856); m. 2.) 1882, Harriet Boykin, d/o Burwell Boykin (h/h #850)

2. Elizabeth McMil1an Kennedy b. Oct. 19, 1842; m. her cousin, Alfred

English Doby (h/h #830)

3. Ann Belton Kennedy b. Feb. 20, 1845 d. May 15, 1853

This is a partial listing of the 1850 Census of Kershaw county South Carolina. It was researched and published by
Catawba Wateree Genealogy Society. They added information on most of the households from information contributed by
Family researchers, and other sourses which are named.
The 1850 census project committee of has complied a book on families living in Kershaw County, SC in 1850.
This book includes the original census and vital statistics on most families in the 930 households.
It is indexed, soft cover.

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