Ginger:  The History of Georgetown County, SC, by George C. Rogers Jr. does
not list a Rhames, nor a plantation by the name of "Muddy Creek" or "Muddy
Bottom".  It
(supposedly) gives a list of the names of all the plantations in Georgetown
Co.  However, it does list a Rhem & Kellahan on pg. 467, who ran a "steamer"
on the Black River and states (pg. 7)  "The Santee and the Pee Dee are
navigable as far as the Piedmont, the Black to Kingstree,  the Black Mingo
(a northern tributary of the Black) to Rhems, the Waccamaw above Conway, and
the Sampit for ten miles."  Felicia
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From: Ginger Hederer 
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Sent: Thursday, October 14, 1999 5:01 PM
Subject: SC Plantation


 I have reason to believe that this may be the gggrandfather who may have
had
> the plantation "Muddy Creek" or "Muddy Bottom" in Georgetown,  SC.  How do
I
> go about getting more information from this index listing.  Does anybody
do
> look ups?  All help is appreciated!!!!
>
> 1820    RHAMES JOHN     Georgetown County     SC    Page  071   Township
> 000000 00000 Record Type:  Federal Population Schedule  Database:   SC
1820
> Federal Census Index   Id#:  SCS2a1040016
>
>
> >
> >

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