[email protected] wrote:
> 
> Perhaps some of you connect here:
> 
> >Subject: BARLOW  I'm so excited!!!!
> >Sent:        4/18/98 9:31 AM
> >Received:    4/18/98 8:20 AM
> >From:        Susan Holmes, [email protected]
> >To:          [email protected]
> 
> >For many years we have been tracing our BARLOWs back and all the time
> looking in England....I got computer about a month ago, and I've found
> Barlows in every corner of the world....This week, my Uncle came to visit
> from Denver, he is 75 yrs old, he said Granpa told him we were
> Scotch-Irish.  I started digging through my mountains of research tonight
> and came across a passenger list for Scotch-Irish Immigrants.  And I found
> them>>>>>>>>>My grgrgr grandfather is John BARLOW, we always assumed his
> pa
> was William because he had named his first son William....and they were
> both on the ship......William and John.
> Because John's first two boys were born in NC 1793-95, that's were we've
> been concentrating to find records...but there were so many John's in the
> 1790 census for NC. Well according to the passenger list, they were in SC
> 1773......
> So the next question is how do I prove this?  There are still so many
> John's.  He married Lydia, who we assume is a Bryant....because the first
> son's middle name is BRYANT but have not been able to find a marriage
> record in NC.  Does anybody know if there are marriage records for SC????
> I
> heard SC did not keep many records at all.  Anybody got any suggestions?
> I'm so excited, I just gotta find proof....susan.....
> 
> Anne Crocker
> [email protected]
> 

Steve,
Try this page for SC marriages.

http://members.tripod.com/~rosters/index.html

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