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| 1 | John Drura Askins was born 24 April 1837 in Darlington District, South Carolina, a son of Dr. Robert T. Askins and Sarah Pilkington Askins, and died on 30 January 1913 in Florence County, South Carolina, at almost 76 years of age. He is buried in the cemetery of the First Baptist Church of Sardis, South Carolina. Although his parents lived in an area that was in Darlington District at the time of his birth, John Drura Askins lived his entire life in what today would be Florence County. John Drura Askins was married three times, and he had at least sixteen children. He married Sarah Susannah Ann Revell on 13 February 1856. She was a daughter of Stephen and Jersua Revell and she had been born on 27 August 1839. She died on 19 April 1859. Together they had two children: Sarah Pilkington Askins ( 29 December 1857, date of death unknown) and Susannah Ann Askins ( 2 April 1859 - 6 March 1859). After the death of his first wife, John D. Askins married Frances Courtney, born 10 March 1844 to Ezra and Isabella Courtney of Darlington District. Frances Courtney Askins died 4 May 1892 and she is buried next to John Drura Askins in the cemetery of the First Baptist Church of Sardis, South Carolina. John Drura Askins and Frances Courtney Askins were married about 1862 and during the thirty years they were married they had at least fourteen children John Drura Askins enlisted in the Confederate Army 1 April 1862 along with two of his brothers: William P. and Robert Evander. He served as a private in Company E of the Third (Palmetto) Battalion of South Carolina Light Artillery under Lt Colonel E.B. White. The unit was assigned to Battery Wagner on Morris Island off the Charleston harbor, and remained on that island until it was evacuated in 1864, during which John D. Askins was wounded slightly in the head. [The bombardment of Morris Island by the Union Army was, up to that time, the heaviest in history. For 58 days, fewer than 1,000 Confederates held off more than 11,000 Union troops and artillery, and the Union fleet.] His unit moved to Aresenal Hill in Columbia, South Carolina where he was reported present in December 1864 and likely remained until the city was evacuated on 16 February 1865. After the death of his wife Frances Courtney Askins in 1892, John Drura Askins married Emma M. Kennedy. She had been born in April of 1860. John Drura Askins and Emma M. Kennedy had no children. | Askins, John Drura (I28)
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| 2 | Notes [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Jan 2, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.111.6.132672.71] Individual: Keller, Robert Social Security #: 249-07-5728 Issued in: South Carolina Birth date: Apr 14, 1899 Death date: Nov 1962 | Keller, Robert Earl (I94)
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| 3 | --Eldest of 3 children of Albert S. Campbell & wife Margaret Heath --Divorced from Russell Sams --Died at state hospital of cancer of pancreas Her brother James Campbell is buried beside her. | Campbell, Maude Anna (I10)
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| 4 | --Middle of 3 children of Albert S. Campbell & wife Margaret Heath. --She married Paul Cobb about 1919; she was a widow in 1930. 4 children: Edward P., Virginia, AlbertCampbell, & James Heath Cobb. --She is buried next to her brother James A. Campbell and sister Maude Campbell Sams. | Campbell, Florence (I290)
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| 5 | --Youngest of 3 children of Albert S. Campbell & wife Margaret Heath --Never married. Textile worker. --Buried beside his sisters Maude Campbell Sams & Florence Campbell Cobb. | Campbell, James Albert (I289)
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| 6 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I163)
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| 7 | Dr. Robert T. Askins was born in Marion District, South Carolina, on 18 March 1800 and he died in Darlington District, South Carolina, on 14 June 1863.' He lived to be 63 years old. He was a medical doctor and a farmer. Although he shows up in records as having lived in both Marion and in Darlington districts, he actually always lived in what today would be Florence County. His home was on the north side of Lynches Creek (River) .He was married three times and he had at least eleven children . He first married Sarah Pilkington on 18 March 1820." She was a daughter of Drura Pilkington and his wife Jane Pilkington who had moved from Chesterfield County, Virginia, and settled on the north side of Lynches River, on DeHays Branch, in old Marion District, now Florence County. Robert T. Askins and Sarah Pilkington Askins lived together on the north side of Lynches River for sixteen years, and they were the parents of at least eight children. Sarah Pilkington Askins died on 21 March 1846. Dr. Robert T. Askins married, second, to Ann Hewitt of Williamsburg District on 3 June 1846. Ann Hewitt had been born 5 September 1809, a daughter of Eliphalet H. Hewitt and his wife Mary Burrows Hewitt. Ann Hewitt Askins died on 26 April 1858. During the nearly twelve years that she and Dr. Robert T. Askins lived together on the north side of Lynches River they had at least two children who lived to be adults, as follows: Joseph Armstrong Jolly Askins, born 20 June 1847, died 26 May 1865 as a Confederate soldier in prison at Camp Chase, Ohio. He left neither a wife nor children. Samuel Marion Askins, born 30 August 1849, died 26 February 1934. He married Lizzie F. Webster." Dr. Robert T. Askins married, third, to Martha Jane Steel on 13 June 1856. Martha Jane Steel had been born about 1823, and she died about 1870. They lived together for four years, during which time they had one child Sources ↑ Based on research done by John W. Lawrence for C.B. Askins. Additional information compiled by Robert F. Askins.' See also: Eaddy, The Promised Land Darlington County Probate Court Records Rolls 1224, 1568, 1569 D.A.R. application #481095 Marion County Deeds, Book W. Page 85 | Askins, Dr. Robert T. (I52)
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| 8 | Funeral services were held Thursday, Aug, 7, 2008, at 11 am at Lake city First Baptist Church. Burial The Georgetown Times Aug, 8 2008 Http://www. gtowntimes.com/story/obits-Aug-8 | Whitmire, Sylvia (I222)
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| 9 | Granddaughter Gail Cole Email: KGA_COLE@YAHOO.COM | Askins, William Pilkington (I62)
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| 10 | Joe Askins Obituary on the Internet 4/12/06 JOE ASKINS Services for Joseph E. "joe" Askins, 82, will be held at 11 a.m. today, oct. 17, 2001, at Brown- Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Tim Tomlinson will officiate with entombment in Westview Mausoleum. Memorials may be made to West Hartsville Baptist Church, 1003 W. Carolina Ave., Hartsville, S.C. 29550 or South Carolina Lung Association, 1817 Gadsden Street, Columbia, S.C. 29201 Mr. Askins died Sunday, Oct. 14. Born in Darlington County, he was a son of the late Carson B. and Marie Wabbel Askins. He was an electical and plumbing contractor for 30 years and seved in the army dumy during World War II. He was a former member of the Lions Club and Moose Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Betty ASkins of Hartsville; a daughter, Joyce Askins of Hartsville; brothers, Dan G. Askins of Hartsville and C.B. Askins Jr. of Lake City; granddaughter,Janna Easterling of Lake Wylie; numerous nieces and nephews. | Askins, Joe E. (I159)
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| 11 | Minto Kelley Askins was born 28 December 1874 in Sardis, South Carolina, a son of John Drura Askins and Frances Courtney Askins, and he died on 6 March 1958 in Butner, North Carolina while visiting one of his sons, Frank Askins. He is buried in Magnolia Cemetery in Hartsville, South Carolina. M.K. Askins had been a farmer before moving to Hartsville. He worked in contracting and real estate and was at one time proprietor of three small stores in Hartsville, South Carolina. Minto Kelley Askins married Sarah Bessie “Sallie” Johnson 02 January 1908. Sarah B. Johnson was born 30 July 1882, a daughter of Henry Thomas Johnson and Isadora Weaver Johnson of the Sardis community in Darlington District, and died 6 January 1948. She is buried next to her husband, M.K. Askins, in Magnolia Cemetery in Hartsville, South Carolina. | Askins, Minto Kelley (I11)
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| 12 | Name Florence Sami Soroka Event Type: Death Event Date: 22 May 1986 Event Place: Broward, Florida,United States Affiliate CD Number: FDI12 Certificate Number: 46964 Race: White Birth Date: 10 Oct 1923 Affiliate File Name: FDI12.txt Affiliate Line Number: 277039 | Sams, Florence Myer (I123)
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| 13 | Published in Charlotte Observer on August 16, 2009 Ralph Alson Sams Mr. Sams, age 91 of Pineville, NC, went home to be with the Lord Friday, August 14, 2009, at his residence. A service to celebrate his life will be at 2:00PM Monday in the Chapel at Calvary Church, Pastor Phil Divine, Reverends Bruce League, and Lee Davis officiating. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the church. Interment will be in Elmwood City Cemetery. Mr. Sams was born on August 12, 1918, to Russell Alson and Maude Campbell Sams and was a lifelong resident of Mecklenburg County in Charlotte. Ralph was educated in Charlotte Schools and graduated from Oakhurst High School in Charlotte. On March 28, 1952, he married Margaret Steed Sams. He worked at the Southern Bakery on South Tryon Street before joining the Army Air Force during World War II. When he returned and was honorably discharged, he went to work at 'The Coffee Cup' on North Clarkson Street as the chief grill master. After leaving the Coffee Cup he went to work for Charles Reid at Park 'n' Shop on Wilkinson Blvd. where he served as Manager. He also worked at all four of the Park 'n' Shop stores during his 21 years there. He then went to work for Ken Wherry's Deluxe Auto Center and worked there for 31 years until his retirement when he was 83 years old. He served as Deacon, Elder and Treasurer for many years in his church and also served on the Board of Directors of Hebron Colony and Grace Home Ministries for years, before his health would not let him climb the Boone mountains any longer for meetings. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Margaret Steed Sams and his son Barry Ralph Sams. He was preceded in death by his son Richard Alson Sams and a niece Lynn Pruette Davis who he helped to raise and was a special joy in his life as well as her son, Aaron Houston Davis of of Lumberton, MS. He is also survived by a brother-in-law, Collin Steed and his wife, Loraine G. Steed and many nieces and nephews whom he loved very much. Ralph is a member of Calvary Church. Pallbearers will be John Pruette, Roger D. Steed, Billy Steed, Cliff Currie, Rev. Rodney Cripps and Rev. Steve All. Memorials may be made to Hebron Colony and Grace Home Ministries Inc., 356 Old Turnpike Road, Boone, NC 28607, or to Hospice of Charlotte, 1420 E. 7th St., Charlotte, NC 28204. Arrangements by Forest Lawn West Funeral & Cremation Service. (704)3895-0055. Send condolences through www.forestlawnwest.com. Ralph Alson Sams Ralph Sams Death Notice: Ralph Sams?s Obituary by the Charlotte Observer. Page 1 of 1 | Sams, Ralph Alson (I120)
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| 14 | Rev. James Long Witnesses: S.E. Askins H.N. Askins | Johnson, Sarah Bessie (I12)
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| 15 | Robert Evander Askins was the third son of Robert T. Askins and Sarah Pilkington. He and his two older brothers, William P. Askins and John D. Askins, served under Col White in the Palmetto Light Artillery during the Civil War. All three were stationed at Battery Wagner on Morris Island at the mouth of Charleston Harbor and fought in the defense of Charleston. | Askins, Robert Evander (I60)
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| 16 | WILLIAM FRANKLIN ASKINS ANGIER - William Franklin Askins died Tuesday, October 16, 2007, at Oak Assisted Living Center in Angier. Frank Askins, 85, was born in Hartsville, South Carolina, to Sally and M.K. Askins. He was a graduate of the University of South Carolina and of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, having been a member of that institution's first graduating class. He was retired from John Umstead Hospital in Butner where he was director of chaplain's services for more then 30 years. Frank was preceded in death by his parents and brothers, Robin, John, Andy and Marion. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Swann Askins of the home: by sons and daughters-in-law, Bill and Nadine of Zebulon, Hal and Dendy of Fuquay-Varina, Charles of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, and foster son, J.E. Brendle of Raeford; granddaughters, Dana(and Brendan) Addis of Denver, Lauren(and Chris) Miller of Zebulon and Laura Askins of Chapel Hill; two great-granddaughters, Stella Addis and Sydney Miller; one Great-grandson, Ayden Miller; and sister-in-law, Mary Askins of Myrtle Beach, S.C. A memorial service conducter by Dr. David Vellenga will be held on Sunday, October 21, at 2 p.m. at Thomas Funeral Home, 401 North Ennis Street, Fuquay-Varina. Memorial contributionss may be made to the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill- North Carolina, 309 West Millbrook Road, Suite 121, Raleigh, NC 27609 The family will meet friends at Thomas Funeral Home on Sunday afternoon prior to and after the memorial service. At other times family members will be at 66 Smithwood Drive, Victoria Hills II, Fuquay-Varina | Askins, Willian Franklin (I20)
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