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Subject: Re: Robert MILLER
From: bonedigger
Date: May 29, 2000
No all upper SC around Spartanburg
Charles
Don't worry bout me, I'm as organized as a henhouse full of chickens.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Janet Jilote
To:
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 1:26 AM
Subject: Re: Robert MILLER
Charles (Bonedigger),
>
> Would your MILLERs and NEELYs have lived in Charleston in
> the early 1800's?
>
> I have some info on families of MILLER and NEEL that lived
> in Charleston.
>
> Jesse NELL b. 1754 Va. m. Ursulla BROWN, 1795 Chas, SC.
>
> There is a letter that states the NELL name was once NEEL.
>
>
> The Historical Society's Brown folder contained a letter
> that indicated that the Brown's, Miller's, and Clastrier's
> were somehow related and lived on Quince st.:
>
> 1801 John Brown, Rigger, 0 Quince
> 1802 Maxemellian Clastrier -Listed as Starch Mfg. at 22
> Quince
> 1806 Sarah Brown, Shop Keeper, 21 Quince
>
> Also, Henretta is a very short street and has in the street
> directory:
>
> 1829 William Stephen Nell, Grist Store
> 1835 Stephen Clastrier, Carpenter
> 1836 Andrew Flinn Nell
>
> Sarah CLATRIES (Clastrier) m. Jacob MILLER in 31st Dec. 1808
> Chas. SC.
>
> Sarah CLASTRIER m. John "Nickols" SCOFIELD c. 1846 SC.
> (Richland Co Census 1850).
>
>
>
>
> Janet Nielson Jilote
>
>
>
>
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