There is also a book by the same author on the Byrd family of that area. There were only 50 copies printed of the book which is approximately 1000 pages. I am trying to get the author, Lloyd Bailey to reprint the book. If any of you are interested in the book, please contact me. We have about 8 people so far who would like a copy of the book. Barbara Ward ---------- > From: Tom Camfield <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected] > Subject: Early Byrds > Date: Wednesday, November 19, 1997 11:16 AM > > Pat, > > You didn't say when or where these people lived. Makes quite a difference. > Are any of them in North Carolina during the early or mid-1800s? I don't > have an actual line at present...only a Susan Byrd who m. a Joseph > Honeycutt back around 1810 or so. I've run across miscellaneous Byrds, > however, in searching the Buncombe, Burke, Yancey Co. area of N.C. The > "Charley" seems a common given name in the family. > > There are some early Byrds included in "The Heritage of the Toe River > Valley", dealing with early Yancey County. > > Regards, > Tom > > >Would love to talk to anyone who might be working on this line. > > > >William Campbell Byrd is head of household. Other family members are: > > > > Spouse: Sarah Sallie Bowman Byrd > > Children: Cam Hogan > > John Wesley Byrd > > Charles Byrd > > Mary Elizabeth Byrd Ely > > Delia (Mandy Cordelia Byrd) Bull Gibson > > Rhoda Permelia Byrd Runyon > > Sprian Hall Byrd > > Doyle Byrd > > Mattie Lee Byrd Cawood > > Jennie Campbell Byrd Leedy > > Cloye Byrd > > Candace Byrd Warren >