I have a friend whose daughter married a Buckalew here in Camden, SC. So the 
name stands out for me.  Have your looked in Moss's book of Rev. War 
soldiers in SC?  This is what it has:
John Buckaloe born Loudon County, Va.
While residing in Edgefield District, he volunteered at age 16 to serve 
under Capt. John Purvis, Lt.Joseph Lewis, Ensign Henry Keys and Gen. 
Williamson.  Later, Purvis was prmoted to colonel and John Minter became 
captain.  He was on the St. Augustine Expedition.  Thereafter, he 
volunteered and joined a rifle company of horse under Capt. Jefferson 
Williams, co. Purvis and Gen. Williamson.  Next, he volunteered to serve in 
a rifle company under Capt. Francis Linkfield, Lt. Robert Roebuck, Ensign 
Ezekiel Roebuck, Co.


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>To: [email protected]
>Subject: BUCKALEW-LARRIMORES of EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
>Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2000 04:15:17 EST
>
>I'm searching for information on the above families who were in the 
>Edgefield
>District in late 1700's.
>
>William Buckalew/ BUCKALOO b abt 1798 SC married Ruth LARRIMORE b abt 1797 
>SC
>abt 1820.  These familes are connected in deeds found in the Edgefield
>published records.  I have been unable to document either of their parents 
>or
>find their record of marriage.  Ruth had a sister named Jane and I believe 
>a
>brother named William.
>
>Published records show William's father to be George but I don't believe 
>that
>to be true.  William and Ruth migrated to Clarke Co AL.  Another researcher
>and I believe he ws the brother of Ezekial who also migrated to the Clarke/
>Marego area of AL.
>
>Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!  This is one of those lines
>that you feel your just missing something that's right under your nose!
>
>Thanks
>Debi
>