Marty and Karla Grant

!MARRIAGE:29 Jun 1854 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 61 R.B. GAME first marriage to Miss Elizabeth CAMPBELL Jun 29 1854. 2 marriage to Miss Elizabeth FLADGER Jun 13, 1875;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp, Pg 70, # 1111 R.B. GAME, 30 (1829/30) born NC;

!CENSUS:1870;

!MARRIAGE:13 Jun 1875 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 61 R.B. GAME first marriage to Miss Elizabeth CAMPBELL Jun 29 1854. 2 marriage to Miss Elizabeth FLADGER Jun 13, 1875;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves Twp # 243 R.B. GAME, 50 (1829/30) born NC, father born NC, mother born NC;

!CENSUS:1900 Marion Co, SC Reaves (southern) # 311 Robert B. GAME, May 1830, 70, marr 24 years (1875/76) born NC/NC/NC;

!DEATH: 1 Jan 1903 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: Robert B. GAME came from Goldsborrow, NC the first of the year 1854 with 17 hands to work Turpentine in the wooeds round about Mullins Depot, Married Jun 29th, 1854 to Miss Elizabeth CAMPBELL who died suddenly Oct 29th, 1874. R.B. GAME, her husband died the first night of Jun, 1903 and Buried on Sunday the 4 day;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 487-488:
"Gadi CAMPBELL married Mary NORTON, sister of John NORTON and aunt of Hon. James NORTON; they had four sons, Warren W., Charles Fletcher, Theophilus and Benjamin F., and three daughters, Martha, Emaline and Eliabeth (sic). Of the daughters, Martha married James DUDNEY, and had and raised several children, all grown, about whom little is known; Emaline CAMPBELL married the late Thomas A. PROCTOR, and had several children. Of the daughters of Thomas A. PROCTOR, the eldest Sallie married Thomas COTTINGHAM, and had one or two children; she died several years ago. Another daughter Anne PROCTOR, married Major BIRD, and had one child, and died. Relda PROCTOR married Milton NORTON, and has a family (coming). Mary married Mr WILLIAMS, and has a large family: they are in Hampton County; and Miss Fannie PROCTOR is unmarried. Elizabeth CAMPBELL married R.B. GAME, and they had and raised a considerable family. Of the daughters of R.B. GAME and wife, Hattie married a Mr. HUNTER; they are in Florence County. Mary GAME married Samuel ROGERS; they have quite a family; they live in Columbia. Robert GAME married Albert ROGERS; have a family (small). Georgei GAME married a Mr. CHREITZBERG; they had two children, a son and a daughter, Robert and Lula (small). CHRIETZBERG dying, the widow married Daniel MARTIN, of Mullins; no children by her MARTIN marriage. Lila GAME is unmarried. Of the sons of Gadi CAMPBELL, Warren W. died a young single man, just as he was preparing to enter as a minister in the South Carolina Confernece (Methodist). Charles Fletcher CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, never married; he joined the South Carolian Confernece in1 859, and died in 1860, at the age of twenty-seven. Benjamin F. CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, never married; he died or was killed in the war. Theophilus CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, married Emma HUGGINS; he is dead; left his widow, two sons and four daughters. Of the daughters, Louisa married a Mr. PROCTOR; he died and left her with two children; she is in Washington-whether married again, the writer know not. Dora, the next daughter, married T.W. SELLERS, the nephew of the writer; she died, and left two children, daughters (small). Etta, the next daughter, is also in Washington, D.C.; said to be married, but to whom is not known. Maggie, the youngest, is unmarried, perhaps not grown. Of the two sons, Iverson and Theo, they are with their mother; neither one of them is grown.";

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 488:
"Of the sons of Robert B. GAME, Simpson married a daughter of Huger GODBOLD, and has quite a family. Morgan GAME went to Anderson County, and married there. Joseph Bethea GAME, the youngest son, is grown; he married in North Carolina; has a family; he belongs to the South Georgia Conference, and is now stationed in Brunswick, GA-- is said to be a fine preacher; he is well educated, well equipped for his profession. R.B. GAME's CAMPBELL wife died, and he married, a second time, Miss Lizzie FLADGER, daughter of Captain C.J. FLADGER, and by her has one daughter, Minnie, who is said to be very smart and intellectual.";

!BIRTH:29 Jan 1832 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 23 Sarah Elizabeth was born January the 29, 1832;

!CENSUS:1840 Marion Dist, SC pg 174 w/Gadi CAMPBELL age 5-9 (1830/35);

!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 997 Elizabeth CAMPBELL, 18 (1831/32) born Marion;

!MARRIAGE:29 Jun 1854 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 61 R.B. GAME first marriage to Miss Elizabeth CAMPBELL Jun 29 1854. 2 marriage to Miss Elizabeth FLADGER Jun 13, 1875;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp, Pg 70, # 1111 S.E. GAME, 25 (1834/35) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870;

!DEATH:29 Oct 1874 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: Robert B. GAME came from Goldsborrow, NC the first of the year 1854 with 17 hands to work Turpentine in the wooeds round about Mullins Depot, Married Jun 29th, 1854 to Miss Elizabeth CAMPBELL who died suddenly Oct 29th, 1874. R.B. GAME, her husband died the first night of Jun, 1903 and Buried on Sunday the 4 day;

!DEATH:29 Oct 1874 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 27 Elizabeth died suddenly Oct 29th 1874;

!NOTE:from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: Those Buried in the CAMPBELL Cemetery. Grand Father John CAMPBELL was the first one Buried there, then his Daughter Mathea and then his wife Ann, David BARNES, unkle James CAMPBELL and his first son Demcy CAMPBELL and a grand son. Aunt Mary HUGGINS and 2 small children. Mrs. Nancy NORTON and her son Solomon and Pris---nn, her daughter. Samuel OWENS, unkle Billie HUGGINS wife Betsy, his secon wife Nancy was A HOMES. Mrs. Polly TOWNSEND, unkle Gadi CAMPBELL and wife Mary and three daughters, Eliza and Nancy and Elizabeth,s 2 children, Gadi's four sons, John, Warran ...;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 487-488:
"Gadi CAMPBELL married Mary NORTON, sister of John NORTON and aunt of Hon. James NORTON; they had four sons, Warren W., Charles Fletcher, Theophilus and Benjamin F., and three daughters, Martha, Emaline and Eliabeth (sic). Of the daughters, Martha married James DUDNEY, and had and raised several children, all grown, about whom little is known; Emaline CAMPBELl married the late Thomas A. PROCTOR, and had several children. Of the daughters of Thomas A. PROCTOR, the eldest Sallie married Thomas COTTINGHAM, and had one or two children; she died several years ago. Another daughter Anne PROCTOR, married Major BIRD, and had one child, and died. Relda PROCTOR married Milton NORTON, and has a family (coming). Mary married Mr WILLIAMS, and has a large family: they are in Hampton County; and Miss Fannie PROCTOR is unmarried. Elizabeth CAMPBELL married R.B. GAME, and they had and raised a considerable family. Of the daughters of R.B. GAME and wife, Hattie married a Mr. HUNTER; they are in Florence County. Mary GAME married Samuel ROGERS; they have quite a family; they live in Columbia. Robert GAME married Albert ROGERS; have a family (small). Georgei GAME married a Mr. CHREITZBERG; they had two children, a son and a daughter, Robert and Lula (small). CHRIETZBERG dying, the widow married Daniel MARTIN, of Mullins; no children by her MARTIN marriage. Lila GAME is unmarried. Of the sons of Gadi CAMPBELL, Warren W. died a young single man, just as he was preparing to enter as a minister in the South Carolina Confernece (Methodist). Charles Fletcher CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, never married; he joined the South Carolian Confernece in1 859, and died in 1860, at the age of twenty-seven. Benjamin F. CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, never married; he died or was killed in the war. Theophilus CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, married Emma HUGGINS; he is dead; left his widow, two sons and four daughters. Of the daughters, Louisa married a Mr. PROCTOR; he died and left her with two children; she is in Washington-whether married again, the writer know not. Dora, the next daughter, married T.W. SELLERS, the nephew of the writer; she died, and left two children, daughters (small). Etta, the next daughter, is also in Washington, D.C.; said to be married, but to whom is not known. Maggie, the youngest, is unmarried, perhaps not grown. Of the two sons, Iverson and Theo, they are with their mother; neither one of them is grown.";

!PROBATE:Marion Co, SC Probates Vol III, Roll # 1529, Page 75;

!DEATH:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp, Pg 70, # 1111 R.B. GAME, 2 months (1860) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves Twp # 243 Morgan GAME, 16 (1863/64) born SC, father born NC, mother born SC;

!CENSUS:1900;

!DEATH:21 Mar 1908 from Diary of Rev Simeon Campbell: pg 161 Mr Morgan GAME died in Atlanta GA March 21st 1908;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 488:
"Of the sons of Robert B. GAME, Simpson married a daughter of Huger GODBOLD, and has quite a family. Morgan GAME went to Anderson County, and married there. Joseph Bethea GAME, the youngest son, is grown; he married in North Carolina; has a family; he belongs to the South Georgia Conference, and is now stationed in Brunswick, GA-- is said to be a fine preacher; he is well educated, well equipped for his profession. R.B. GAME's CAMPBELL wife died, and he married, a second time, Miss Lizzie FLADGER, daughter of Captain C.J. FLADGER, and by her has one daughter, Minnie, who is said to be very smart and intellectual.";

!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves Twp # 243 Gilmore GAME, 14 (1865/66) born SC, father born NC, mother born SC;

!CENSUS:1900;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves Twp # 243 Lilla GAME, 6 (1873/74) born SC, father born NC, mother born SC;

!CENSUS:1900 Marion Co, SC Reaves (southern) # 311 Lila GAME, Aug 1874, 25 born SC/SC/SC;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 487-488:
"Gadi CAMPBELL married Mary NORTON, sister of John NORTON and aunt of Hon. James NORTON; they had four sons, Warren W., Charles Fletcher, Theophilus and Benjamin F., and three daughters, Martha, Emaline and Eliabeth (sic). Of the daughters, Martha married James DUDNEY, and had and raised several children, all grown, about whom little is known; Emaline CAMPBELL married the late Thomas A. PROCTOR, and had several children. Of the daughters of Thomas A. PROCTOR, the eldest Sallie married Thomas COTTINGHAM, and had one or two children; she died several years ago. Another daughter Anne PROCTOR, married Major BIRD, and had one child, and died. Relda PROCTOR married Milton NORTON, and has a family (coming). Mary married Mr WILLIAMS, and has a large family: they are in Hampton County; and Miss Fannie PROCTOR is unmarried. Elizabeth CAMPBELL married R.B. GAME, and they had and raised a considerable family. Of the daughters of R.B. GAME and wife, Hattie married a Mr. HUNTER; they are in Florence County. Mary GAME married Samuel ROGERS; they have quite a family; they live in Columbia. Roberta GAME married Albert ROGERS; have a family (small). Georgia GAME married a Mr. CHREITZBERG; they had two children, a son and a daughter, Robert and Lula (small). CHRIETZBERG dying, the widow married Daniel MARTIN, of Mullins; no children by her MARTIN marriage. Lila GAME is unmarried. Of the sons of Gadi CAMPBELL, Warren W. died a young single man, just as he was preparing to enter as a minister in the South Carolina Confernece (Methodist). Charles Fletcher CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, never married; he joined the South Carolina Confernece in1 859, and died in 1860, at the age of twenty-seven. Benjamin F. CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, never married; he died or was killed in the war. Theophilus CAMPBELL, son of Gadi, married Emma HUGGINS; he is dead; left his widow, two sons and four daughters. Of the daughters, Louisa married a Mr. PROCTOR; he died and left her with two children; she is in Washington-whether married again, the writer know not. Dora, the next daughter, married T.W. SELLERS, the nephew of the writer; she died, and left two children, daughters (small). Etta, the next daughter, is also in Washington, D.C.; said to be married, but to whom is not known. Maggie, the youngest, is unmarried, perhaps not grown. Of the two sons, Iverson and Theo, they are with their mother; neither one of them is grown.";