Lynn:  I am interested in your last name.  My husband's ancestor was Teague Cantey who came to SC in 1672. His son's, William, family moved to the Williamburg/Clarendon County along the Santee. There are some Felders relations I have read about.  I will look them up tonight.  What do you know about the Teagues?


From: Lynn S Teague 
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>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: Felder (Clarendon Co), SC  ???
>Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 08:50:09 -0700 (MST)
>
>There is a Felderville on 301, which is in Orangeburg County, named for
>the branch of the Felder family there. There was also a Felder family in
>Clarendon County, descended from one of Orangeburg John Henry Felder's
>sons. Culler, in his "Orangeburgh District," notes that one of the
>Clarendon County Felders was actually one of the largest property owners
>of Orangeburgh County.
>
>I think the Clarendon County Felders lived near Summerton, judging from
>their census neighbors and the folks they married, so I'd look in that
>area for "Felder" in Clarendon County.
>
>Lynn Teague
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>
>On Wed, 14 Apr 1999, Felder Phillips wrote:
>
 Damita Green asked about a place called "Felder" in Clarendon Co., SC.
 Besides the "Felder" south of Orangeburg, an 1895 map shows a "Federville"
 east of Orangeburg, close to present day Clarendon Co.  My official SC
 present day map doesn't show it, but a computer mapping program I have shows
 a "Felderville" on Rt. 301 about a mile west of the junction with Rt. 267.
 >From looking at it, I think that "Felderville" and "Federville" might be the
 same place.  I don't know whether the county line has changed since 1895.
 My map program shows no Felder in present day Clarendon Co.
 
 This caught my eye, my middle name being Felder, which I share with my
 Father and Grandfather.
 Felder Phillips
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