My cousin Elizabeth Waring Noble and myself are working
on a major project compiling information on the South Carolina
Warings. One thing that still stumps us is where and at what line
did Benjamin Waring originate from. We have always been told England
maybe Wolvinhampton or near there. He came to Charlestown, S.C.
in 1683 with his wife Elizabeth one child and sixteen other persons and settled on the Ashley River on Kings Granted Land.
If anyone has a clue or is a descendant we would like to
hear from you.

This name is so familiar to me--I have seen her name in some of the Henagan files. Her father was a doctor near Charleston. Do you happen to know which Henagan she married? She has a diary published on the internet which tells about her childhood experiences during the civil war. Fascinating. Will exchange information. emvee@kingwoodcable.com

Dear Mildred,
Mary Rhodes Waring husband's name was Robert Young Hennegan
Source The Descendants of Landgave Smith S.C.H.S. file # 11237B-C
Page 788.Barnwell Rhett J.H. Ladson Papers
This source mentiones three children but I only have the names
of two. No parental info for Robert Young Hennegan. Mary Rhodes Waring
was the daughter of Dr. Morton Alexander Waring Henrietta Rhodes.
Source Transactions of the Huguenot Society of S.C. Vol. 81, Page 81.
A letter in this Vol. by Rev Robert Peeples states they lived in Florence, S.C.
and their line died out. I have not traveled to Florence yet to
Find any records of her birth or death. The issue 1. Ann Rhodes Hennegan 2. Mary Gibson Hennegan
Hopes this helps. I would gladly exchange info with you.

Robert Young Hayne Henagan was the son of Gov.Barnabas Kelet Henagan of Marlboro Dist,SC., and his wife, Mary Savage Gibson.Barnabas K. was the son of Darby Henagan and Druscilla Sweeney, and I can go back one more generation. Gov. Henagan was the brother of my g.g.grandmother, Mary Cival Henagan, who married Benjamin Bridges, Jr.They eventually settled in Little Rock, AR in 1850. Gov. Henagan married (2) Ann Maria Wickham Ellerbee, no issue. I am delighted to have your information. I have quite a bit on this family. Also, I am descended on my father's side from the first Landgrave of SC, Thomas Smith. Tell me how much your computer will hold (:-) and I will
send you my lines, or at least the Henagan line, if you are interested. Gov. Henagan, who was also a doctor, was the uncle of Col. John Henagan of "Kershaw's Brigade." That was a family of over-achievers until they got to Arkansas. Thanks a lot, and email me if you want the ftm genealogy report or outline descendant tree--it is still a work in progress, but I will be happy to send it. Mildred.

Robert Young Hayne Henagan was the son of Gov.Barnabas Kelet Henagan of Marlboro Dist,SC., and his wife, Mary Savage Gibson.Barnabas K. was the son of Darby Henagan and Druscilla Sweeney, and I can go back one more generation. Gov. Henagan was the brother of my g.g.grandmother, Mary Cival Henagan, who married Benjamin Bridges, Jr.They eventually settled in Little Rock, AR in 1850. Gov. Henagan married (2) Ann Maria Wickham Ellerbee, no issue. I am delighted to have your information. I have quite a bit on this family. Also, I am descended on my father's side from the first Landgrave of SC, Thomas Smith. Tell me how much your computer will hold (:-) and I will
send you my lines, or at least the Henagan line, if you are interested. Gov. Henagan, who was also a doctor, was the uncle of Col. John Henagan of "Kershaw's Brigade." That was a family of over-achievers until they got to Arkansas. Thanks a lot, and email me if you want the ftm genealogy report or outline descendant tree--it is still a work in progress, but I will be happy to send it. Mildred.

Dear Mildred,
I would be interest in seeing your ftm files. Ihave
plenty of space. By the way I am interested in your
Landgrave Thomas Smith connection. My E-Mail adress is
JBWARING@charleston.net Thanks

My records show a Morton Alexander Waring married
Rebecca Hamilton on Feb. 11, 1805 in Charleston,
S.C.
Their daughter, Susan Smith Waring, (b. 2/2/1812, d.
8/30/1870) married Thomas Ladson Webb on 3/10/1831.
My great-grandfather William Ladson Webb was their
child.
My grandmother was Susan Waring Webb, daughter of
William Ladson Webb.
If my Morton Alexander Waring is same as yours,
I would appreciate information on his ancestors.

By the way, my Morton Alexander Waring's wife -
Rebecca Hamilton, was the daughter of Gov. Paul
Hamiltion (Sec of Navy under Pres. Madison)

Morton Alexander Waring was the son of Morton Waring
b. March 28, 1751 Edith Waring d. April 1734; this Morton was
the son Thomas Waring d. aft. Nov. 27, 1753 Mary Somers d. aft Sept 3, 1761
This Thomas was the son Thomas Waring b abt 1688 d. Feb. 1, 1739 Elizabeth Courtis who was
the widow of Peter Slann and a granddaughter of Landgrave Joseph Morton, This Thomas Warings father
was the son of Benjamin Waring emigrant Elizabeth? Beamor

Back to Edith Waring she was the daughter of Thomas Waring b 1723 d. 1764 and Susannah Smithb. abt. 1731 d. aft. Oct. 24, 1796
This Thomas Waring's father was Benjamin Waring b. 1690 d. 7-26-1739 Anne Smith b. 1731 d. Aft. Oct. 24,1796
This Benjamin Waring was the son of Benjamin Waring Elizabeth? Beamor mentioned above. Bill Liz Nobel I are compling descendants
of Benjamin Waring Elizabeth Beamor. If you wish anymore information I would gladly exchange information with you.

Dear William I put the wrong name in the name slot sorry.
Anyway hope this will answer your questions.
For further information or details please let me know

Thanks for the information. But you did not say
if the descendents from Morton Alexander Waring
matched what you believe is correct.
You refer to him as Dr., the records I have
(family letters, etc.) refer to him as
Colonel. Could this still be the same
man?
I am researching the Webb family, have
portions of the Daniel Cannon Webb diary, as
transcribed by Waring Webb Hills, III.
It mentions Warings frequently.
Thanks again.