Subject: COKER, 1866-1887 SC Deaths and Marriages
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South Carolina Baptist Newspapers, Deaths and Marriages, 1866-1887

Issue of January 6, 1876
On December 22d, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. James Howle, by
Rev. S. B. Wilkins, Mr. H. I. Coker and Miss Bettie Howle, all of Darlington
County, S. C.

Issue of May 25, 1876
Married on Sunday, 14th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., at the residence of the
bride's father, by the Rev. S. B. Wilkins, Mr. James S. Coker and Miss Lou P.,
daughter of Simeon Coker, all of Darlington County, S. C.

Issue of September 30, 1880
Tribute of Respect from Hartsville Baptist Church to Rev. James W. Burn, who
rested for his labors August 1st 1880... laid away in our church cemetery... J.
L. Coker, Chairman.

Issue of September 29, 1881
Married at Cheraw Baptist Church, September 8th, by Rev. O. F. Gregory, assisted
by Rev. John Stout, Mr. Edward T. Coker, of Society Hill, and miss Mary E.
Wilson, third daughter of Dr. J. J.Wilson, of Cheraw.

Issue of March 13, 1884
On the 17th February 1884, by Rev. L. D. Bass, Mr. J. E. Wingate and Miss Fannie
Coker, at Timmonsville, S. C.

Issue of March 12, 1885
February 23d 1885, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. S. W. McIver, by
Rev. G. B. moore, Capt. W. C. Coker to Miss Lavinia McIver.

Issue of January 20, 1887
In Memoriam. Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Coker, wife of Mr. Josiah M. Coker, a deacon in
Lake Swamp Baptist Church, was born near Cheraw, S. C., April 25th, 1824, and
died near Timmonsville, S. C., December 23d, 1886. She joined Antioch Baptist
Church in Darlington County in 1841, and was baptized by Rev. Gregory Rollins.
On moving from upper Darlington to lower Darlington, she became a member of the
Lake Swamp Baptist Church.She was the mother of eight sons and five daughters,
of whom two sons and two daughters passed away before her. A. McA. Pittman.

Issue of August 25, 1887
On Tuesday morning, August 16th, our village folk were moved by the sudden death
of Mrs. Rachel Coker. Her only child, Bro. Thomas H. Coker. She was the relict
of Mr. Thomas Coker, whom death claimed years ago. She was a member of Welsh
Neck Church. Society Hill, S. C.

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South Carolina Baptist Newspapers, Deaths and Marriages, 1866-1887
See: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3322.htm
Posted on 7/15/98

Description: This collection of marriage and death notices is derived from
Baptist newspapers in South Carolina. Three newspapers were the basis of this
database; The South Carolina Baptist covering 1866-1868, The Working Christian
covering 1869-1878, and The Baptist Courier covering 1878-1887. Combined there
are nearly 4500 notices contained herein. Information from each notice often
includes location of event, the reverend attending the ceremony, and attending
witnesses, where appropriate. Some notices even include birthplace. Original
copies of these newspapers are on microfilm at the Baptist Historical
Collection, Furman University, Greenville, SC 29613. Questions regarding
particular notices can be addressed to the Collection. Since South Carolina did
not require marriage lisences until the 20th Century, this database can be
immensely helpful to the researcher looking for South Carolina ancestors.

Print copies of this work can be obtained by contacting Brent Howard Holcomb, P.
O. Box 21766, Columbia, SC 29221; (803) 722-6919.

Bibliography: Holcomb, Brent H. Marriages and Death Notices from Baptist
Newspapers of South Carolina, Volume 2: 1866-1887. Columbia, SC: SCMAR, 1996.

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