William,  Is the Morrall you speak opf also spelled Morrill and/or Murrell?
 I have some Murrell info if these are "actually" Murrells!  Dick Matteson
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> From: Wm McI 
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: SURNAMES
> Date: Wednesday, January 28, 1998 8:28 PM
> 
> I am researching these surnames:
> 
> McINTOSH - 18th Century 
>       Prince Frederick Parish (Williamsburg Co.)
>       St. Mark's Parish  (Clarendon & Sumter)
>       St. Andrew's Parish (Charleston)
>       St. Paul 's Parish (Charleston)
>       St. Bartholomew's Parish (Colleton)
> 
> WESTBURY (WESTBERRY) - 18th Century
>       Prince Frederick Parish (Williamsburg)
>       St. Bartholomew's Parish (Colleton)
> 
> HARRINGTON - 18th Century
>       Williamsburg & Clarendon
> 
> DAVIS - 18th Century
>        Williamsburg & Clarendon
> 
> ROSE - 18th and 19th Centuries
>        Williamsburg, Clarendon, & Sumter
> 
> NETTLES - 18th and 19th Centuries
>        Williamsburg, Clarendon, & Sumter
> 
> JOYE - 19th Century
>         Williamsburg & Clarendon
> 
> DWYER - 18th & 19th Centuries
>          Williamsburg & Clarendon 
> 
> LESESNE - 1700 - 1865
>           Charleston, Georgetown, Williamsburg & Clarendon
> 
> THAMES - 1700-1900
>           Clarendon County
> 
> RHAME - 1700-1900
>            Georgetown, Clarendon & Lee 
> 
> RICHBOURG, McDONALD, CANTEY, CONNOR
>             Williamsburg & Clarendon
> 
> MORRALL
>              Georgetown
> 
> FELDER  1730-1865
>              Clarendon & Calhoun
> 
> AMAKER, SISTRUNK, ZIMMERMAN, LEYSATH, TREUTLEN, MILLER, PATTERSON,
WILLIAMS,
> FISHER, KLECKLEY
>               Calhoun & Orangeburg
> 
> Any inquiries or guidance welcomed
> 
> Bill McIntosh
> 
> Also, my wife's lines are CHAPLIN (Charleston), WEEKS (Charleston),
> STYLES/STILES (Charleston), VARALLA (Charleston), KELLY (Savannah,GA),
> DOMINICK (Newberry/Richland), RUFF (Newberry/Richland)
> 
> 

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