I am trying to find information on a William Yoder, b. abt. 1857 in or near Catawba to Elizabeth and Abel Yoder. He married Martha (Mattie) Ann Michals in 1880. Mattie and their three children, Jessie, Carrie and Willie, all appear in Oregon ca. 1895-1900. At this point, Mattie is married to a Robert L. Correll. also of NC. Family stories have it that they came out West via Texas, spending some time there. What I am trying to discover is what happened to William. I found him in the census with his mother prior to marriage, but have found nothing after. He may have died in NC and she remarried there, or perhaps he died on the trek to the west. Whatever happened to him, it appears (based on census records) that Mattie remarried around 1887. If anyone could help shed light on the issue I would much appreciate it! Also, if there is any information on movements west via Texas, I would love to learn more about it.

Dear List, Would like to learn the parents of John T. McDaniel, born about 1854, and married Mary Kiziah Williams, born about 1858. They appear in the 1910 Census of Cleveland Co., NC, with seven children, and the statement that there were 12 living children. Children at home in 1910: Carrie A., b. abt 1886; Rosie J., b. abt 1890; John S., b. abt 1892; Bessie, b. abt 1894; Julius B., b. abt 1895; Lucy, b. abt 1899; and Julia, b. abt 1901. Mary Kiziah was the daughter of Hannah Morrow and Ainsley/Ensley H. Williams, married in the 1850's. Hannah grew up in Chester County, SC, and this couple lived in York County, SC. Hannah was a sister of my gr-gr-grandfather, David Porter Morrow. Would like to learn the other children of John T. McDaniel and also his parents. Will appreciate any help. Agnes ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Seeking info on James McDaniel born 1852 in Cleveland County, SC. Married about 1867 or so Sarah Jane Nivens, born 1850 in Tennessee. James wound up in York County, SC where he died at age 35 on July 27, 1887. Any help appreciated. Curtis E. McDaniel

Hello, I have been following the discussion of the Laban Hallman family. Daniel Hallman b. 1796, son of Anthony Hallman and Elizabeth Gingery/Gingerich, m. Sarah Cline 29 Nov 1818, and thus could be the father of Laban Hallman, b 20 Sep 1823. I have no documentation to prove this, however. This Daniel Hallman is the brother of my ancestor, Jacob Hallman. I have the 1860 census Caldwell Co., Lenoir twp. for L Hallman, wife Avey, children Robert (14), Noah (12), Sarah (10), Charles (4), and Mary (1). L. gives his age as 36 and Avey's as 35. I do not have the census records for intervening years, but the 1900 census for Hickory Township, Catawba Co., gives Laban Hallman b. Sep 1823, with wife Nancy E., b. Jul 1834. No children are listed. She has had 8 children, 7 living. It states that they have been married 28 years. That would place their marriage date as 1872. If anyone has census records for those 1870 and 1880, it would be helpful. Nancy (Hallman) Cason, Texas

Hi Marie, LABAN came from the Bible, Gen. Chap 24 Verse 31. Wanda

I posted a message a while back looking for information on Frank L. Matthews, Jr. His father was Frank L. Matthews, Sr., m. Fannie Ella Sigman. Franks, Sr.'s parents were Jonas and Candace (Pope) Matthews. Jonas' parents were Levi and Melinda (?) Mathis. Candace's parents were William and Susan (?) Pope. Right now I am looking for information on Levi and Melinda. I have found Levi and Melinda with family in the 1850 Catawba County census, but I have been unable to find where they are buried. Their daughter, Elizabeth A., Jonas and Candace are buried at Bethel Lutheran Church in Claremont, however I can not find Levi and Melinda. They are not listed in the cemetery index, but it is easy to imagine that they are buried at Bethel sans a headstone. Looking for any information. I have hit a brickwall, and looking for any possible leads. I am willing to share my information. I am hoping their are some new people on the list that may be looking for the same information. Thanks for any help, Chantae M. Gooby __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears http://launch.yahoo.com/promos/britneyspears/

Like many of the unusual names given during the last few centuries, Laban is of Biblical origin. Laban was the brother of Rebeckah with whom Jacob stayed during the period of trouble with his brother Esau. (Genesis 27:1-40). --Derick ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Cooks" <pepperhead1@cox.net> To: <CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2003 11:07 AM Subject: [CATAWBA-WEST] origin of given name Laban.? > Hello! A little off topic i suppose but I'm curious if anyone has any idea > where the given name Laban came from. My gGrandfather, born in Missouri, > Laban Washington MALLORY. > Thank you, > Marie > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jan Williams" > > Daniel Hallman and Mary Lontz were married 5 February 1824 so Laban born > in > > 1823 wasn't likely to have been their son.

Hello! A little off topic i suppose but I'm curious if anyone has any idea where the given name Laban came from. My gGrandfather, born in Missouri, Laban Washington MALLORY. Thank you, Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Williams" > Daniel Hallman and Mary Lontz were married 5 February 1824 so Laban born in > 1823 wasn't likely to have been their son.

Ann, Daniel Hallman and Mary Lontz were married 5 February 1824 so Laban born in 1823 wasn't likely to have been their son. Daniel's wills don't mention Laban, but he was clear that he had been married twice (to Mary and Sallie). This suggests that Laban was not from an earlier marriage. There was at least one other Daniel Hallman in the area at that time -- perhaps Laban was his son? Jan

I just goofed and sent a a reply to the wrong person, it was not a Query by Ann Propst but one from Mac Hayes - sorry about that. I'd blame it on a senior moment but I've been having these blips for more years than I have been a senior. Agnes Cloninger

Hello Ann In partial answer to your puzzles: I have looked very carefully at the original 1880 census and that name is not Blarney but Bloomey which sounds exactly like Blumy, so if nobody spelled it for the census taker [who was W.P. Ivey] he probably wrote it like he heard it. The child is listed as a son age 5. There is also an Elias E. Miller age 29 brother of James M. living in the household Agnes Cloninger On 10/31/03 3:00 PM, "CATAWBA-WEST-D-request@rootsweb.com" <CATAWBA-WEST-D-request@rootsweb.com> wrote: Ann Propst, Brevard, NC Question-where was Mary Jane's and James Monroe's son, Blumy W. Miller in 1880? Is he the Blorney W. Miller, age 5, listed on page 80 in 1880 Catawba Co. census in James M. and Catherine, along with a brother of James Monroe, Elias E. "Eli" Miller?

-----Original Message----- From: Ann Propst <annsid@citcom.net> Question-where was Mary Jane's and James Monroe's son, Blumy W. Miller in 1880? Is he the Blorney W. Miller, age 5, listed on page 80 in 1880 ... Are the spellings of Blumy and Blorney from transcriptions of the Censuses? From my work on the 1860 Webster Co, MO, census I would say it its often impossible to distinguish between lower-case "um" and "orn" - depending on the penmanship of the copier in those days. Mac Hayes Rosamond, CA

Hi, Need input on what happened to Lillie E. Hallman, age 10, that is listed in the household of Noah W. Hallman and wife Jane, who m. 7 Apr 1870, Household #66 Family #77 at 1880 Catawba Co., NC Census, p. 28. I have a feeling that she might not be their natural child. According to "Catawba Co, NC Bastardy Bonds and Records, 1868-1911..." compiled by Anne W. McAllister & Priscilla Hintze on p. 135 in year 1871 Adolphus M[onroe] Punch and Mary J. Hallman are listed. I have a Mary Jane Hallman d/o Henry M. and Anna B. Hallman, b. in 1852 who later m. James Monroe Miller in 1874. This Mary Jane Hallman died in 1879. James Monroe Miller married Mary Jane's sister, Jemima Catherine Hallman in Feb. 1880. However, Lillie is NOT in that household in 1880. Question-where was Mary Jane's and James Monroe's son, Blumy W. Miller in 1880? Is he the Blorney W. Miller, age 5, listed on page 80 in 1880 Catawba Co. census in James M. and Catherine, along with a brother of James Monroe, Elias E. "Eli" Miller? Also, I want to keep my Laban Hallmans straight. I have Laban Hallman, s/o of Daniel Hallman & Sallie Cline, b. 20 Sep 1823 m. Ava M. (unk.) who died 1869. Is this the Laban Hallman who m. Nancy Evoline Pitts between 1870-1880? I also have a Laban Hallman s/o of Daniel Hallman & Mary "Polly" Lontz, b. 1823. Where have I messed up or, are there really two of them? Ann Propst, Brevard, NC

Since there has been a lot of interest about Daniel Hallman and Mary Lontz both on CATAWBA-WEST and in e-mail directly to me, I have posted a transcription of his wills on the Lincoln Co. Archives on USGENWEB. The URL is http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/lincoln/wills/hallmn01.txt I hope you find this interesting ‹ comments are always welcome! Jan

Ann, The name Lontz evolved into Lantz after the early 1800s. I use Lontz since that is the form in my documentation for Mary. I¹ve also seen Lonce, Lentz, Landz, etc. I think the Barbara Lantz who married John Hoover is the daughter of my Mary¹s half-brother, Samuel Lantz. Are you related to Mary Lontz¹s stepsister Christina Dietz who married John Propst in 1802 or her half-sister Sarah Dietz who married Jacob Propst c 1809? Jan

Jan, Ray-- I have also seen this surname spelled as LANTZ which a number are also buried in St. Matthews Reformed Church Cemetery in Maiden, NC. Is Barbara Lantz who m. in 1832 Lincoln Co., NC John Hoover the same as your Barbara Lontz? Ann Propst, Brevard, NC -----Original Message----- From: Jan Williams [mailto:jxwilliams@earthlink.net] Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 2:42 PM To: CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CATAWBA-WEST] Mary Lontz Hallman Ray (and others who have commented on my posting), This is how I arrived at my info: Since I have never seen any original documentation that would indicate Daniel Hallman¹s first wife was a Loretz, my guess is that someone a long time ago was familiar with the Loretz family and incorrectly interpreted the writing on the marriage bond or some other document. This mistake dates back at least to Bynum¹s book on marriage bonds in 1929 and Sherrill¹s ³Annals of Lincoln County² in 1937. Mary/Polly¹s surname on the marriage bond doesn¹t have enough letters to spell Loretz. I¹ve shown this document to a number of people here in Ohio who have never heard of the Loretz family, and they have been unanimous in saying that the name on the bond is Lontz..... Jan From: "ray" <tnemelcy@wk.net> Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2003 13:06:56 -0500 To: CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CATAWBA-WEST] Re: CATAWBA-WEST-D Digest V03 #83 Interesting information you have sent. I have Daniel Hallman b January, 19, 1803 and died January 13, 1891. One of his wives Mary Lorentz (???) b October 5, 1801 and died November 18,1842. He married her February 5, 1824. His second wife was Sally and I have no further information on her. I have a Mary Lorentz who's father was Andrew H. Lorentz b about 1763 and died March 31, 1812 he married Elizabeth Ramsour b around 1787 and died around 1833 or later. 1788 - Andrew Loretz came west of the Catawba after arriving in Pennsylvania from Switzerland where he was a member of the German Reformed Church. 1789 - Pastor Loretz was ordained and began serving the German Reformed Congregations in the area. These were the Congregations that met in the Union Meeting Houses throughout the area. 1812 - March 31, Rev. Andrew Loretz died at the age of 59 and was buried at Daniels Church four miles north-west of Lincolnton with members of his family. Andrew H. Lorentz's father was Andrew Von Lorentz but little other information. He had Andrew H and a Daughter Mary Von Lorentz.... ray taylor tnemelcy@wk.net

Re: >Columbus County seems to have dropped off the face of the earth. Good luck in the search for the NCGenWeb Columbus Co. site. At the same time, I would like to point with pride to the town of Maiden, NC, (Catawba County). Created by Robin Barger, she has made this a very special site. Anyone having kin in south-central Catawba County will find this page a goldmine. It is esthetically pleasing and very easy to navigate. Please remember Robin and use her love and talent for Maiden as an inspiration. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccmaide/ --Derick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Angie Rayfield" <angie@inmyattic.com> To: <NCGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 5:33 PM Subject: [NCGENWEB] Calling Columbus County! > Columbus County seems to be missing! Have any of you got it hidden > somewhere? > > OK, on a more serious note -- Columbus County seems to have dropped off > the face of the earth. I don't know whether it's server problems -- I'm > having no luck with either the page or email -- or if there's another > problem somewhere along the line. If any of you can shed any light on > the situation, could you let either myself, Denise or Paul know? > > Thanks, gang, > Angie

Ray (and others who have commented on my posting), This is how I arrived at my info: Since I have never seen any original documentation that would indicate Daniel Hallman¹s first wife was a Loretz, my guess is that someone a long time ago was familiar with the Loretz family and incorrectly interpreted the writing on the marriage bond or some other document. This mistake dates back at least to Bynum¹s book on marriage bonds in 1929 and Sherrill¹s ³Annals of Lincoln County² in 1937. Mary/Polly¹s surname on the marriage bond doesn¹t have enough letters to spell Loretz. I¹ve shown this document to a number of people here in Ohio who have never heard of the Loretz family, and they have been unanimous in saying that the name on the bond is Lontz. The death certificate of her daughter Mary Catherine gives her mother¹s maiden name as Luntz. Unfortunately, the death certificate for her daughter Martha Emeline left her name blank, and her other children died before NC issued death certificates. Another piece of evidence is the Lincoln Co. Real Estate Conveyance, C060.40010 (NC State Archives), Vol. 33, p. 42-43, 281-83, 381, and Vol. 34, p. 480-481. These involve the estate of George Lontz and refer several times to Daniel Hallman Jr. and his wife Mary/Polly as George¹s heirs. Her sisters Barbara and Anna who also are sometimes mistaken for Loretzes are among the other heirs. At a couple points during the proceedings, Mary and her sisters were interviewed away from their husbands to make sure they agreed with their husbands want to do. There are also a couple old family stories that I won¹t repeat here since I can¹t verify them and don¹t want to spread any more incorrect info, but they would fit with what is known about the Lontzes and not with the Loretzes. Rev. Andrew Loretz did a have daughter named Mary; but if Sherrill got it right, she was older and married David Ramsour. Also, Rev. Loretz had a son John born in the same year as my Mary Lontz, according to their tombstones; if the dates are correct, my Mary couldn¹t be a Loretz. Daniel¹s second wife was Sarah ³Sally² Keener. They are mentioned a number of times as heirs in the estate settlement for Michael Keener that is in the NC State Archives (complete with Confederate bonds and money). Sarah is buried near Daniel at St. Matthews UCC with stones for 2 children who are probably hers. Three of the children of her daughter Margaret Hallman Hartsoe are also there. I¹m interested in comments or other info. Jan From: "ray" <tnemelcy@wk.net> Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2003 13:06:56 -0500 To: CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CATAWBA-WEST] Re: CATAWBA-WEST-D Digest V03 #83 Interesting information you have sent. I have Daniel Hallman b January, 19, 1803 and died January 13, 1891. One of his wives Mary Lorentz (???) b October 5, 1801 and died November 18,1842. He married her February 5, 1824. His second wife was Sally and I have no further information on her. I have a Mary Lorentz who's father was Andrew H. Lorentz b about 1763 and died March 31, 1812 he married Elizabeth Ramsour b around 1787 and died around 1833 or later. 1788 - Andrew Loretz came west of the Catawba after arriving in Pennsylvania from Switzerland where he was a member of the German Reformed Church. 1789 - Pastor Loretz was ordained and began serving the German Reformed Congregations in the area. These were the Congregations that met in the Union Meeting Houses throughout the area. 1812 - March 31, Rev. Andrew Loretz died at the age of 59 and was buried at Daniels Church four miles north-west of Lincolnton with members of his family. Andrew H. Lorentz's father was Andrew Von Lorentz but little other information. He had Andrew H and a Daughter Mary Von Lorentz. Most of my information was picked up as collaterial information from my Ramsour, Whitner, Roney/Rhoney, Summerow, Hallman, etc., files in searching for my wife's family Rhoney. Just thought I would get your input on these names, but you have indicated you thought the spelling was different. Most of these families came out of Pennsylvania after emmigrating from Europe. They then travelled down to North Carolina and settled in the Lincolnton area of North Carolina. ray taylor tnemelcy@wk.net

I thought I gave the address in the last post. It is: Mrs. Willean Caskey 726 Bert Yarboro Rd. Vale, NC 28168 (704) 276-1004 Descendants of John Reynolds of Indian Creek, a brief history of the Reynolds Family in Lincoln and Gaston Counties of North Carolina and a genealogy of "Indian Creek" John Reynolds. by Neal Caskey .Paper Back Book Price $15.00 --Derick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda" <lbarkley@charter.net> To: <CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 9:46 PM Subject: [CATAWBA-WEST] Reynolds of Indian Creek > Can someone help Alta M. Durden? I am not familiar with the book by Neal Caskey "Reynolds of Indian Creek". > Linda B. Hoyle > > From: AltaMDurden@aol.com > To: lbarkley@charter.net > Cc: Wmosley61@wmconnect.com > Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 10:00 PM > Subject: Reynolds of Indian Creek > > > Dear Linda: > > Please help me find a copy of a book published by Neal Caskey. It is entitled, "Reynolds of Indian Creek", but is not in either the Gaston or Lincoln County Libraries. I have spoken with Mr. Graham at the Lincoln County Library about this (in the not too distant past) and he could not locate a copy for me. I know it exists because I had one at one time (but do not have it now). Mr. Caskey died not too long ago and it seems his widow does not have any copies of the book that are for sale. Do you suppose anyone that you know who is associated with getting the second volume of the Lincoln County Heritage book together could find a copy for us? Or if his publishing company might still have a copy to sell? I don't know the name of his publishing company (which I understand is no longer in business now that Mr. Caskey is dead). That may or may not be correct. Maybe someone in the local genealogical society might help find one. Please forward this request to the Lincoln! > County webpage and someone on there might have a copy they'd be willing to sell. > Thank you. > Alta Mitchem Durden > > > ==== CATAWBA-WEST Mailing List ==== > ==== CATAWBA-WEST Mailing List ==== > Sharing info on the region West of the Catawba River, NC > For further info, see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/ > Our thanks to RootsWeb for hosting this list and web page > >

Linda, Neal Caskey, as you noted, is deceased. His wife, Willene, survives him. I'm sure she continues to maitain a supply of Neal's publications and would probably like the opportunity to contact folks whose lives were touched by Neal. The last accounting I have is a message from the web that is nearly three years old. Nevertheless, it contains his wife's address and some of the publications he had for sale. From ostrich@b... Sat Sep 30 13:42:19 2000 Return-Path: <ostrich@b...> X-Sender: ostrich@b... X-Apparently-To: NCROOTS@egroups.com Received: (EGP: mail-6_0_3); 30 Sep 2000 20:42:19 -0000 Received: (qmail 21165 invoked from network); 30 Sep 2000 20:42:19 -0000 Received: from unknown (10.1.10.26) by m2.onelist.org with QMQP; 30 Sep 2000 20:42:19 -0000 Received: from unknown (HELO mail1.bna.bellsouth.net) (205.152.150.13) by mta1 with SMTP; 30 Sep 2000 20:42:19 -0000 Received: from neal (host-209-214-184-203.clt.bellsouth.net [209.214.184.203]) by mail1.bna.bellsouth.net (3.3.5alt/0.75.2) with SMTP id QAA12884 for <NCROOTS@egroups.com>; Sat, 30 Sep 2000 16:42:03 -0400 (EDT) Message-ID: <00e801c02b1e$e18559c0$cbb8d6d1@neal> To: <NCROOTS@egroups.com> Subject: Genealogy books for sale Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2000 16:41:39 -0400 MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2615.200 From: "N. Caskey" <ostrich@b...> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello list, it has been a while since I posted anything about the books I have for sale, some of you have e-mailed me about them so I thought I would post a complete list. As a SPECIAL If you order 5 titles on CD you can get them for $100.00 Thanks Neal Send payment to Neal Caskey 726 Bert Yarboro Rd. Vale, NC 28168 e-mail me for my phone number if you wish to use credit cards. a.. Descendants of John Reynolds of Indian Creek, a brief history of the Reynolds Family in Lincoln and Gaston Counties of North Carolina and a genealogy of "Indian Creek" John Reynolds. by Neal Caskey .Paper Back Book Price $15.00 b.. Descendants of Jacob Dellinger of Leepers Creek, a brief history of the Dellinger Family in the Lincoln/Gaston counties of North Carolina and a genealogy of "Leepers Creek" Jacob. by Neal Caskey Paper Back Book Price $15.00 c.. The Dellinger Photo CD This is a collection of over 600 photographs of Dellingers and Dellinger descendents from Dellinger researchers all over the country. It comes with an index to the photos and a Genealogy report over 239 pages showing where each individual fits in. Never before has a collection of this many Dellinger Photographs existed CD_Rom Version Only $29.00. d.. Dellinger Death Certificates. I have compiled copies of the Death certificates from Lincoln County, North Carolina, 1914-1992, Gaston County, 1913-1979, Cleveland County, 1913- 1979. Plus I have included the entries from the Mecklenburg County, Iredell County, Catawba County and McDowell County Death Index. If you are researching Dellingers then this is a must have. There are over 400 copies of the actual certificates in two huge volumes Paper Back Two Volume Set Price $39.00 e.. 1850 Lincoln County North Carolina Federal Census. This important census is brand new just finished, transcribed straight from the original microfilm. Laid out in neat columns with grids for easy reading. A must have for any library researching Lincoln County Families over 200 pages. by Willene Caskey Paper Back Book Price 15.00 f.. Marriage Bonds of Lincoln and Tryon Counties, by Curtis Bynum 1929 Reprinted 1999 Paper Back Book Price $18.00 ...others sell this book for $28.00 g.. The 1939 WPA Cemetery Survey of Cleveland County, NC The WPA commissioned P. Cleveland Gardner, Cleveland County Historian to survey the county's cemeteries. However, this book is much more than a survey of just cemeteries. It contains a lot of genealogical and historical information as well. This book was completed in 1939 but WWII prevented its publication. This CD was scanned from an original copy of the manuscript that was in fair condition; nevertheless, the information is very readable. Only available on CD-ROM Price 39.00 h.. The Lincoln County, NC Death Index 1914-1992 These records were scanned from the original type written files from the Lincoln County Register of Deeds. They include Name, Date of death, Place of death, Father and Mother's Name, Book, and Page number that the Death Certificate is recorded in. This is a very useful book for genealogy work. Available on CD-Rom or in Book Form 3 Volumes CD-ROM Version only Price 29.00......... Paper back Book Price 3 volume set only 65.00 i.. The Cleveland County, NC Death Index 1916-1956 These records are in a Microsoft Word file and also in .txt format. It list the same information as the Lincoln County Death Index above. CD-ROM version only Price 29.00 ........... Paper Back Book Price only 39.00 j.. The Gaston County, NC Death Index 1914-1970 These records were scanned from the originals on file in the Gaston County Register of Deeds Office. They are hand written but are very pretty and readable CD-ROM Version only Price 39.00.... Paper Back Book Price 6 volume set only 120.00 k.. The Gaston County,NC 1902-1908 Voters Registration (The GrandFather Clause) Extremely valuable as a research because All voters were required to re-register and list from whom they descended that voted in 1867 either a father or grandfather, hence the name Paper Back Book Price only $18.00 .... Computer Disk Price 15.00 l.. Rowan County, NC Death Index 1904-1999 These records are in Microsoft word format. And contain basically the same info as the index's above plus the age at death. This is a HUGE database of names well worth the price, as Rowan County is very important from a genealogy stand point This is a very important county because the Veterans hospital is there. Folks come from all over to die there. CD-ROM Version only Price 39.00........... Paper Back Book Price 7 volume set 120.00 m.. Rowan County, NC Marriage Index 1700's to 1999 These records are in Microsoft Word format. They contain Grooms name Brides name, Date of Marriage and book and page number of the certificate. This is a huge database well worth the price. CD-ROM Version Price only 39.00...........Paper Back Book Price 7 volume set 120.00 Coming soon Misc. writings of P. Cleveland Gardner, Iredell County Death and Marriage Index, * Rutherford County Death Index, Catawba County Death Index, Burke County Death Index, Catawba County Death Index and Marriage Indexes for all the above counties. Also coming soon is a transcription of Mt. Zion Baptist Church Records and Cemetery survey. (* I have almost finished the Rutherford and Catawba County Death Indexes. Please look for their release soon.) Regards, --Derick ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda" <lbarkley@charter.net> To: <CATAWBA-WEST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 9:46 PM Subject: [CATAWBA-WEST] Reynolds of Indian Creek > Can someone help Alta M. Durden? I am not familiar with the book by Neal Caskey "Reynolds of Indian Creek". > Linda B. Hoyle > > From: AltaMDurden@aol.com > To: lbarkley@charter.net > Cc: Wmosley61@wmconnect.com > Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 10:00 PM > Subject: Reynolds of Indian Creek > > > Dear Linda: > > Please help me find a copy of a book published by Neal Caskey. It is entitled, "Reynolds of Indian Creek", but is not in either the Gaston or Lincoln County Libraries. I have spoken with Mr. Graham at the Lincoln County Library about this (in the not too distant past) and he could not locate a copy for me. I know it exists because I had one at one time (but do not have it now). Mr. Caskey died not too long ago and it seems his widow does not have any copies of the book that are for sale. Do you suppose anyone that you know who is associated with getting the second volume of the Lincoln County Heritage book together could find a copy for us? Or if his publishing company might still have a copy to sell? I don't know the name of his publishing company (which I understand is no longer in business now that Mr. Caskey is dead). That may or may not be correct. Maybe someone in the local genealogical society might help find one. Please forward this request to the Lincoln! > County webpage and someone on there might have a copy they'd be willing to sell. > Thank you. > Alta Mitchem Durden > > > ==== CATAWBA-WEST Mailing List ==== > ==== CATAWBA-WEST Mailing List ==== > Sharing info on the region West of the Catawba River, NC > For further info, see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/ > Our thanks to RootsWeb for hosting this list and web page > >