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Bill Drayton
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Bill Drayton posted a status
"Check out my website - www.grimke.wordpress.com/"
Aug 22, 2011
Bill Drayton left a comment for Annette Carter
"Hi, Annette. I too am a member of this website. In fact you could join my group - The Draytons and the Grimkes - or the name may be other way around - the Grimkes and the Draytons."
Jul 9, 2011
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The Grimke-Drayton notes

I' have a blog entitled: The Grimke-Drayton notes. All you have to do is type the name in the search engine, and you will be linked with the blog. It's a mixture of poetry and introduction to my genealogical research. Check out my website - http://www.grimke.co.uk - for information on my family's roots in South Carolina. I'm hoping to post on the blog articles with information on the families on which I've been researching.I'm going to be in the States…See More
Apr 8, 2011
Debra Sandstrom Fleming and Bill Drayton are now friends
Mar 4, 2011
Bill Drayton replied to Kate Steere's discussion Relatives on both sides? in the group U.S. Civil War 1860-1870
"Yes, in my family there were two brothers - Thomas Fenwick Drayton and Percival Drayton who fought on opposite sides at the battle of Port Royal. Thomas, a Confederate General, was defending Hilton Head, including his own plantation - Fish Haul -…"
Sep 15, 2010
David L. Owings left a comment for Bill Drayton
"Yes, Mary Owings and Richard Owings are mulatto children of Madame Sophie E. McAlpin and slave trader Richard M. Owings. Daniel McAlpin is Amartintha "Minty" Draytons son - trying to establish if Sophie and Daniel are brother and sister.…"
Aug 30, 2010
David L. Owings left a comment for Bill Drayton
"Would you like me to see if I can get them? Bill, I found this material, let me know if I can try and get it for you. Southern Women and Their Families in the 19th Century: Papers and Diaries Series F, Holdings of the Center for American…"
Aug 30, 2010
Bill Drayton left a comment for David L. Owings
"David, I've just seen the 1870 Census for Charleston Ward 4. It has the names of Mary Owings and Amarentha Drayton in the same household. They are both described as mulatto."
Aug 28, 2010
Bill Drayton left a comment for David L. Owings
"David, I don't seem to see your last comment on Sarah Grimke. I am VERY interested that somehow there are Grimke papers in Texas. Yes, I would be interested in viewing the information. All the best, Bill."
Aug 27, 2010
Bill Drayton left a comment for Harvey Wayne Drayton
"Hi, Harvey. Welcome to the site. Hope you enjoy it. Hope also you've joined the group - The Draytons and the Grimkes. Are you on skype? I'll check. All the best, Bill Drayton (www.grimke.co.uk - 01144-7726-196253)."
Aug 18, 2010
Bill Drayton left a comment for Harvey Wayne Drayton
"Hi, Harvey! Welcome to the site. Hope you enjoy it. Hope you've joined the group - The Draytons and the Grimkes. All the best, Bill Drayton (www.grimke.co.uk - 01144-7726-196253)"
Aug 18, 2010
Bill Drayton left a comment for Victoria Owings
"Hi, Victoria! I expect you've seenthat I've set up the group - The Draytons and the Grimkes. Please conside joining. I am going to be in Charleston 5-13 November. All he best, Bill."
Aug 18, 2010
Bill Drayton and Victoria Owings are now friends
Aug 18, 2010
David L. Owings left a comment for Bill Drayton
"Thanks Bill!"
Aug 7, 2010
Bill Drayton left a comment for Tameka York
"Tameka, I hope to call you in the next few days. When is the best time to call you? Remember we are 5 hours ahead of you. As you probably know, I shall be in Charleston or rather SC 5-13 November - Florence 5-8, Johns Island 8-10, James Island…"
Aug 1, 2010

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What surnames are you interested in researching?
Drayton, Grimke, McKinlay, Bonneau, Weston, O'Hear
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
USA, West Indies, West Africa, UK
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Intermediate Family History Researcher
For what reason did you start genealogy research?
To find out about the US Draytons
Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
http://www.grimke.co.uk

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Bill Drayton's Blog

The Grimke-Drayton notes

I' have a blog entitled: The Grimke-Drayton notes. All you have to do is type the name in the search engine, and you will be linked with the blog. It's a mixture of poetry and introduction to my genealogical research. Check out my website - http://www.grimke.co.uk - for information on my family's roots in South Carolina. I'm hoping to post on the blog articles with information on the families on which I've been researching.

I'm going to be in the…

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At 4:14am on August 30, 2010, David L. Owings said…
Yes, Mary Owings and Richard Owings are mulatto children of Madame Sophie E. McAlpin and slave trader Richard M. Owings. Daniel McAlpin is Amartintha "Minty" Draytons son - trying to establish if Sophie and Daniel are brother and sister. And why the use of the term madame. Sophie as so light she was able to pass through a whites only Charleston funeral home. Her son Richard came to Toxteth Park, Liverpool - a good many family still live in the area. Richard and his son Daniel Owings may well be the only mulattos to serve with white British soldiers during WWI.
At 4:08am on August 30, 2010, David L. Owings said…
Would you like me to see if I can get them?

Bill, I found this material, let me know if I can try and get it for you.

Southern Women and Their Families in the 19th Century:
Papers and Diaries
Series F,
Holdings of the Center for American History,
University of Texas at Austin

Reel 13
Sarah Grimké Papers, 1825–1874,
South Carolina
Description of the Collection
Sarah Grimké was born in Charleston, South Carolina, the daughter of a wealthy, slaveowning family. In 1821, she left her family’s home and moved to Philadelphia. Sarah soon became involved in both the abolitionist and women’s rights movements. Both of these parts of her life are reflected in this collection. N.B. Other collections of Sarah Grimké papers are held by the Manuscript Division of the
Library of Congress and by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Introductory Materials
0001 Introductory Materials. 3 frames.
At 12:16pm on August 7, 2010, David L. Owings said…
Thanks Bill!
At 8:40pm on July 27, 2010, Carol Johnson said…
Greetings Bill,
Thanks for the invitation to join the group. Although I'm interested in learning as much as I can, however, am afraid I can't promise anything at the moment since I'm pretty well tied up with my partner's prostate cancer & my 86 yr old Mother's ongoing health problems. Still, please keep me posted?
At 4:13pm on July 25, 2010, Gary N. Lott said…
I like this. hopefully I will learn more. I will be moving to Seattle soon found out I have cancer going there for better treatment
At 11:22am on May 13, 2010, Clyde Vanderhorst said…
Hello Bill, I would lke to get on the call at 5pm, but unfortunately I will be at work. My work schedule is 2:30pm to 11:00pm Monday - Friday. Maybe I can get on at some other suitable time for all. I am looking forward to it.
At 10:15am on May 13, 2010, George Geder said…
Hi Bill,

Exploring my SC roots in Edgefield, Barnwell and Aiken counties; particularly Hancocks, Eubankses and Brayboys.

Thanks for joining African Ancestored Genealogy!
At 6:05pm on May 12, 2010, Clyde Vanderhorst said…
Hello Bill, yes the name Vanderhorst is Dutch. I believe some of my ancestors were enslaved by Vanderhorst slave owners in Charleston. The Vanderhorst slave owners had plantations in Christ Church Parish which is now Mt. Pleasant. They largest plantation was probably on Kiawah Island SC. I have found many of my ancestors in various records. My goal is to find the common link that would connect all Vanderhorst and Vandross with connections to the Sea Islands.
At 11:15am on May 10, 2010, Clyde Vanderhorst said…
Hello Bill, I have ties to Charleston, Berkeley, and Georgetown SC. Are you familiar with the surname Vanderhorst ? I have found some records and information from ancestry.com and other sources.
At 6:20pm on April 6, 2010, Sharon G. Holmes said…
I married into the Holmes family. My family is Murphy, Benson, Hannah, Johnson out of Leon County Texas
 
 
 

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