The Plyler Genealogy is a history of the Plyler family. The progenitor of the family is traced back to Casper Blieler. He arrived in the New World in about 1730. The first home for Casper was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The family then migrated to North and South Carolina before 1800. In 1800, this family was mainly within 0ne hundred miles of one another. The heavy consecration of the family was in the Lancaster and Chesterfield Counties of South Carolina. Jacob Plyler settled in Chesterfield County, South Carolina. This genealogy will give a lot of attention to his family through his son...

"A Whole Lot Of Cotton" is a genealogy and family history of Joab Cotton and of his daughter Dorcus Ann Cotton who married John Campbell Mangum of Chesterfield County, South Carolina. This genealogy traces the ancestors of Joab Cotton back to England to about 1000AD. The Family has many ministers, lawyers, educators and writers. I proudly present to you "A Whole Lot Of Cotton --- Deep Roots In Chesterfield County, South Carolina." This work is one of series for "Deep Roots In Chesterfield County." Other works are for the Key, Plyler and Threatt Families of Chesterfield County, South...

"Deep Roots In Chesterfield County, South Carolina --- The Mangum Family" is a history of the family of John and Frances Bennett Mangum. This genealogy gives special attention to the descendants of Jacob Mangum of Chesterfield County, South Carolina. The author's great grandmother was Sarah Elizabeth Mangum of Chesterfield County, South Carolina. There are numerous pictures of the Chesterfield County Mangums. The earliest Mangum picture is of Nathaniel Mangum who was born in 1809. There are also a lot of research notes as well as personal notes for numerous Mangum family members. These notes...