Not sure if this is helpful, but Tryon Co. was formed 1769 from Mecklenburg. Tryon and Lincoln is where many of the BRADSHAWs can be found in later years, but also Burke Co. When searching for people in these areas, it is generally good to search all the surrounding counties (bummer) even if said ancestor never resided there. Records may still be recorded there or make mention of him there. BTW, there were lots of DUNNs later (mid 1800s) in Montgomery Co., NC which is generally close to the area these counties covered back then. Lucy Barron Sharon, MA At 02:36 PM 1/21/99 EST, [email protected] wrote: >In the book Mecklenburg County, North Carolina Will Abstracts, 1791-1868 I >found the following in the will of Andrew Dunn 29 Oct 1790 - >"It is my will that my plantation I bought from Isaiah Bradshaw and Stitt is >to be sold..." >First I have seen of Isaiah being in Mecklenburg. There are several >references to the Stitt plantation but nothing else on Isaiah. >Does any one know if the NC land records are on-line and if so what is the >path? Also has anyone seen anything about Isaiah being in Mecklenburg? I'm >looking for any Isaiah "needle" in my genealogy haystack, he doesn't seem to >have been very visual. >Thanks for any help on this. >B.J. > > >==== BRADSHAW Mailing List ==== > >The Searchable Surname Archives for Rootsweb lists can be found at: > >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >------------------------------------------- >Find easy instructions for using RootsWeb's Search Engine for the Archives at: > >http://www.shelby.net/shelby/jr/robertsn/rwsearch.htm > >======================================================= >