
| Name | Mary Frances “Mamie” MAYES [3] | |
| Birth | 31 Dec 1885 | Mayesville, Sumter County, South Carolina |
| Gender | Female | |
| Education | attended the College for women in Greenville, South Carolina [4] | |
| HIST | There are four daughters but I only had their names. I went in order of husbands names so they may all be mixed up. jkh Thank you for writing. Please be assured that I am empathetic, not critical, and some other cousins and I are eager to be of help. I remember recently sending only one such recent "comment" reply, but I did not record the site, although I might be able to find it in my "sent" e-mail file. The site I viewed contained several important errors. My fellow Mayes researchers and I do not yet have a posted Family Tree, so I suggest that you send me the connection to your site again and if I can make a copy of your chart/info, correct it and then try to send it back you on an e-mail with the corrected copy. Alternatively, I will try to send you the corrections in your "reply" function, but this may be difficult if I try to include the sources for the corrections, including wills, deeds, etc. You can also print your chart, etc., send it to me either (1) by e-mail w/copy or (2) send me a copy by "snail mail" and I will enter the corrections that have been proven so far by several other Mayes researchers, including other descendants of MATTHEW PETERSON MAYES. MPM (not MPM II) was my gg/grandfather. I descend from him through his son Matthew Peterson Mayes, Jr. and the latter's daughter Mary Frances Mayes who was my grandmother. She married (Reverend) William Bratton Steele Chandler, also a native of Mayesville in 1907. I am not a highly trained online communicator, but I am always happy to help cousins (or their researchers) about our Mayes family. Not only did they expand rapidly with many repetitive names, but is further complicated because of the loss of so many records, especially in the Civil War. Our family ultimately traces back to Prince George County, VA, just east of Petersburg, VA across the Appomattox River. PGC and other counties surrounding Richmond was among the most battle contested areas in the entire war because so many Confederate troops spent a large part of the war encircling the lands/counties surrounding Richmond, the South's capital. My "snail mail" is Joseph B. Chandler, Jr. 3108 Eastover Ridge Dr. Apt. 814 Charlotte, NC 28211. Warmest regards, joe [1, 4] | |
| _UID | 8C2C52FF2E8A4734ADE2CAA09BD0B5398E64 | |
| Burial | 20 Sep 1974 | Mayesville Cemetery, Mayesville, Sumter County, South Carolina [4] |
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| Death | 19 Sep 1974/75 | Dorchester County Hospital, Summerville, South Carolina [5] |
| Person ID | I69327 | Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified | 18 Jul 2020 | |
| Father | Matthew Peterson MAYES, III | |
| Mother | Naomi Frances BURGESS | |
| _UID | 7EF38AD9D09A440697AB18E80831F3443A44 | |
| _UID | 7EF38AD9D09A440697AB18E80831F3443A44 | |
| Family ID | F48386 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Reverend William Barron Steele “Willie” CHANDLER, Sr., b. 18 Aug 1886, Mayesville, Sumter County, South Carolina d. 15 Jan 1948, Lancaster, South Carolina (Age 61 years) | |||||||||||||
| Marriage | 21 Aug 1907 | Mayesville, Sumter County, South Carolina [5] |
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| _UID | F731869FED144B30AD1E643326850E00E420 | |||||||||||||
| _UID | F731869FED144B30AD1E643326850E00E420 | |||||||||||||
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| Family ID | F48385 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||
| Last Modified | 22 Jan 2002 | |||||||||||||
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