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Caroline Eustucia Coleman Floyd Chappell

Birth	:	13 Mar 1834 Edgefield County, South Carolina, USA
Death	:	19 Jul 1913 Greenwood County, South Carolina, USA
Burial	:	Magnolia Cemetery, Greenwood, Greenwood County, USA
Coordinate	:	34.1907997, -82.1544037
Plot	:	North Section, Row 2, Plot 8
Description	:	She married first to John Abney Coleman (BIRTH 21 AUG 1831 Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina DEATH 07 MAR 1857 Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina), second to John Pope Abney, MD (BIRTH 1834 Edgefield County, South Carolina), who died in 1865 in the Confederate War, a descendant of Capt. Nathaniel Abney, and third to John Wesley Chappell (BIRTH 1824 Edgefield Co, South Carolina DEATH 1887 Newberry County, South Carolina). Early News, 1858-1869 Newberry County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails transcribed and contributed by Edith Greisser CHAPPELL’S DEPOT - Vaughan, Smith & Dendy have opened an extensive establishment at Chappells Depot, Page 2, The Sun, 4/21/1858; At a... Read More	She married first to John Abney Coleman (BIRTH 21 AUG 1831 Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina DEATH 07 MAR 1857 Edgefield, Edgefield, South Carolina), second to John Pope Abney, MD (BIRTH 1834 Edgefield County, South Carolina), who died in 1865 in the Confederate War, a descendant of Capt. Nathaniel Abney, and third to John Wesley Chappell (BIRTH 1824 Edgefield Co, South Carolina DEATH 1887 Newberry County, South Carolina). Early News, 1858-1869 Newberry County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails transcribed and contributed by Edith Greisser CHAPPELL’S DEPOT - Vaughan, Smith & Dendy have opened an extensive establishment at Chappells Depot, Page 2, The Sun, 4/21/1858; At a regular Company parade at Chappell’s Depot on Saturday 6/26/1858 Thomas A. Floyd Esq. being called to the chair and James W. Williams requested to act as secretary. Col. Whit Walker submitted resolutions and a tribute to the deceased Captain Edward Pitts Vaughan, Page 2, The Rising Sun, 7/6/1858; P. W. Chappell advertised – desires to hire a No. 1 Boot and shoe maker for the ensuing year to locate at or near Chappell’s Depot,Page 2, Rising Sun 1/19/1859; Archy M. Smith advertised his plantation was 6 miles north of Chappells Depot, about 3 miles north of Island Ford in Laurens District. He was selling his livestock, home, slave quarters, gin houses, 3 stills, and about 8oo acres of land. He was also selling a store lot at Chapels depot of 2 ½ acres of land containing two stores with cellars and a dwelling house for a small family, page 3, The Herald 1/17/1866; Elizabeth Chappell advertised an application at the next Legislature for a re-charter of the Ferry across Saluda River known as Chappell’s Ferry, Page 3, The Herald 9/19/1866; C. E. Lipford of Chappells Depot advertised as administrator of the estate of S. L. Rook deceased, page 2 The Herald 10/24/1866; The Post Office at Chappell’s Depot has been reopened. William Spearman is the postmaster, Page 2 The Herald 1/2/1867; Vaughnville Cross Road Plantation consisting of 955 acres of land was offered for sale, description given, Page 3, The Herald 1/2/1867; J. C. Hill, of near Island Ford, his land containing 650 acres of land was offered for sale, Page 3, The Herald 1/2/1867; An affray on 1/18/1867 near Chappell’s Depot whereby Stanmore Chappell and a freed boy both died. Both were shot by Frank Payne, Page 2, The Herald 1/23/1867; Chappells Ferry was renewed for 14 years and vested in Elizabeth Chappell, her heirs and assignees, Page 2, The Herald 1/23/1867; Frank Payne who recently killed Stanmore Chappell in a shoot out has also died as a result of the wounds, Page 2, The Herald 2/20/1867; Chappells Depot - Sulzbacher & Co. of Chappells Depot was forcibly entered and robbed 12/23/1867, The Newberry Herald 1/1/1868, page 2; E. B. Smith of Chappells dissolved partnership with W. R. Smith and the company will now be known as Anderson & Smith, with R. M. Anderson the new partner, The Newberry Herald 1/15/1868, page 3; Mrs. John Simpkins, of near Chappells Depot, lost her gin house and eight bales of cotton to fire, Newberry Herald 12/16/1868, page 2; Milford F. Peterson filed for bankruptcy, Newberry Herald 12/30/1868, page 2; Captain John Wesley Chappell married Mrs. Eustatia Grierson on 7/18/1869 by Rev. M. M. Boyd in Soule Chapel Church, all of Newberry, The Newberry Herald, 7/21/1867, page 2

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Where is Caroline Eustucia Coleman Floyd Chappell's memorial?
Caroline Eustucia Coleman Floyd Chappell's memorial is located at: Magnolia Cemetery, Greenwood, Greenwood County, USA.
When did Caroline Eustucia Coleman Floyd Chappell death?
Caroline Eustucia Coleman Floyd Chappell death on 19 Jul 1913 in Greenwood County, South Carolina, USA
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Latitude: 34.1907997
Longitude: -82.1544037

Family Members:

Parent

Charles Floyd Sr.

(1783 - 1853)

Margaret Spearman Floyd

(1799 - 1864)

Spouse

Siblings

Amelia Armanthi Floyd Gary

(1829 - 1856)

Children

Johnnie Pope Abney McLees

(1864 - 1932)

Flowers:

Left by Anonymous on 26 Aug 2017

3 spouses named John and you outlived them all.

Left by Anonymous on 21 Feb 2021

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