http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html South Carolina Tourism, South Caronlina Vacations Fri, 25 Nov 2011 23:02:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html/comment-page-1/#comment-796 Sallie Hood Tue, 24 May 2011 22:23:05 +0000 http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html#comment-796 I am a decendent of Anna McAllister who was decended from Alexander McAllister and Leanah Campbell McAllister who lived in Abbeyville and married Toliver Taylor who was decended from Elijah Taylor of Anderson SC. All of these people were said to be plantation owners except for Toliver who managed plantations. I have a letter from an aunt of mine that was Toliver's granddaughter written by her and her mother Martha Ellen TAylor Stout which I would be glad to share with anyone who is interested. But that is all I know about the family. I would love to find pictures of the older ones I have ones of Martha Ellen but nothing before. If anyone knows about my family I would like to hear from them. Would love to come to your area but I live in Florida and my husband is very ill and I cannot travel. But would love to swap stories and pictures with people that still know what happened. I know that Elijah's plantation was on Wilson Creek. in Anderson. Thank you Sallie Hood. I am a decendent of Anna McAllister who was decended from Alexander McAllister and Leanah Campbell McAllister who lived in Abbeyville and married Toliver Taylor who was decended from Elijah Taylor of Anderson SC. All of these people were said to be plantation owners except for Toliver who managed plantations. I have a letter from an aunt of mine that was Toliver’s granddaughter written by her and her mother Martha Ellen TAylor Stout which I would be glad to share with anyone who is interested. But that is all I know about the family. I would love to find pictures of the older ones I have ones of Martha Ellen but nothing before. If anyone knows about my family I would like to hear from them. Would love to come to your area but I live in Florida and my husband is very ill and I cannot travel. But would love to swap stories and pictures with people that still know what happened. I know that Elijah’s plantation was on Wilson Creek. in Anderson. Thank you Sallie Hood.

]]> http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html/comment-page-1/#comment-446 Anonymous Sun, 25 Jul 2010 15:18:07 +0000 http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html#comment-446 Nice! Nice!

]]> http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html/comment-page-1/#comment-106 Burt-Stark Mansion - Abbeville, South Carolina | ucecu.org Tue, 03 Mar 2009 03:53:11 +0000 http://www.southcarolinabeautiful.com/sc3/burt-stark-mansion-abbeville-south-carolina.html#comment-106 [...] large part of the history of the Civil War was written in the Burt-Stark Mansion in Abbeville.  Here the first reading of the secession papers was done giving birth to the [...] [...] large part of the history of the Civil War was written in the Burt-Stark Mansion in Abbeville.  Here the first reading of the secession papers was done giving birth to the [...]

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