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Father: Elias “Red Cap” BALL
Mother: Mary DELAMERE
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Father: Frank COXE
Mother: Mary MILLS
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| _Otis Prentiss MILLS M.D._+
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Father: Joseph Cleveland CUNNINGHAM
Mother: Mary Frances HARDY
Family 1: Gladys ERSEY
_Aaron CUNNINGHAM ______+
_Joseph Cleveland CUNNINGHAM _|
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|_Mary Frances HARDY __________|
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Father: Capt. Selwyn Harrison GRAHAM Jr., USN (Ret.)
Mother: Jean Elizabeth AKESON
Family 1: Charles Henry Smith HARRY Jr.
Family 2: Lawrence McK. BEARSE
_Selwyn Harrison GRAHAM _+
_Selwyn Harrison GRAHAM Jr., Capt. (Ret.) USN_|
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|_Jean Elizabeth AKESON _______________________|
|_Elizabeth MATTHEWS _____
Family 1: Nellie Bly TATE
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[3667] buried in Thatcher Cemetery
Family 1: Henry E. MEADOWS Jr.
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Father: Joseph Montgomery MCARTHUR
Mother: Kezia Elizabeth MCWHIRTER
Family 1: Dave NEAL
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|_Kezia Elizabeth MCWHIRTER __|
|_Mary Ann SHELL ____________
Family 1: Patsy Ruth HARRIS
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Mother: Elizabeth SCHENCKINGH
Family 1: William GREENLAND
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Father: Edward Perry WARING
Mother: Anna Thomasine WATIES
Family 1: Anne Simons GAMMELL
_Thomas Richard WARING _+
_Edward Perry WARING ___|
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Before Julius Waties Waring was appointed a Federal judge he was a Charleston Attorney with the firm of Waring & Brockington; He was educated at University School; College of Charleston, A.B. Fraternity: Alpha Tau Omega. Asst. U.S. Attorney Eastern District of S.C., 1914 to 1921; Corporation Counsel for City of Charleston, S.C. 1932. Was a Mason; K. P. Married Annie S. Gammell, 1913. They lived at 61 Meeting Street.
Who’s Who in South Carolina (1934), Page 503
On January 21, 1942, the U. S. Senate confirmed his nomination of the Eastern Seat at 51 years of age. Divorced his first wife Annie Gammell for the “wicked witch from the North,” Elizabeth Avery (also known as the ”Witch of Meeting Street.”) In those days divorce in Charleston Society was looked down on. Elizabeth was no stranger to divorce. She divorced her second husband to marry Waties. Waties, through the divorce settlement, managed to obtain the residence on Meeting Street which was owned originally by his first wife’s family. It is believed that Annie later died from a broken heart. He also ruled on some major cases on Civil Rights, which were major victories for the N.A.A.C.P. Elizabeth made public statements that “Southern whites were sick, confused, and decadent people.” It was obvious that she was a major force in her husband’s decisions. She also appeared on Meet the Press confirming this position. After these incidents the F.B.I. was assigned to protect Waties and Elizabeth.
About 1952 Waties moved to New York City realizing that living in Charleston would be intolerable. (For further details on Waties Waring’s life see A Passion for Justice: J. Waties Waring and Civil Rights by Tinsley E. Yarborough.)
[1410] buried in Magnolia Cemetery
Family 1: Richard MAYFIELD
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