Did we talk with how you are related to the Teagues?
BJ in Denver
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On Fri, 31 Jul 1998 19:41:57 -0700 (MST) Lynn S Teague
 writes:
>Wade Hampton was a popular name regardless of relationship or lack
>thereof. Because several generations of Wade Hamptons were prominent
>military and political figures, South Carolina abounded in individuals
>named for them.
>
>Lynn
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>
>On Sat, 1 Aug 1998, Gaila & Jim Merrington wrote:
>
 hello
 Was Wade Hampton (your surname here) a popular name? Or would there 
>be a
 family connection? Was Wade Hampton a common name for a child in the 
>late
 1820's - early 1830's? Or would there be a likely collateral 
>connection to
 the original Wade Hampton?
 
   In trying to determine the maiden name of an ancestor, her son 
>born 1831
 is Wade Hampton Howard. Other sons are Richmond, Stancil and 
>Tillman. These
 four names all sound like surnames to me.  I would appreciate any 
>advise on
 this matter.
 Thank you,
 Gaila
 
 
 >W. H. POOL (Wade Hampton?) owned a steam powered grist mill in 
>Greenville
 >County in 1889.
 >
 
 
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