Sarah, Well you seem to be doing the same thing trying to sort out the info into each family group...........and what a pain in the butt. You have some info here I haven't seen before Mary Laughan for one Anyway I am sending to the mail list. And I will be back with you on this later. Vicki PS this is exactly what we need. to get things straight Subj: Help me catch up Date: 03/17/2001 2:52:07 PM Eastern Standard Time From: ROOTSNALL To: CATAULAVIC Vick I've been bogged down in other matters, work, life, ect; I have some notes I was working on at one time. It may be repeats but sometimes we need that to get something correct.  I think I was sorting out Jeremiahs... "McG-" of Pitt/Craven County NC 1742 May - deed Mary Laughan (of Craven, later Pitt Co.) 1755 John McGlaughon on Beaufort Co. Tax list 1762 deed- John McGlaughon, Craven Co. 1762 Adam McGlawhon on Pitt Co. Tax list 1763 Adams Lawhon on Pitt Co. Tax list 1767 sale of estate-John McGlaughon 1769 John Laughan Craven Co. Tax list 1771 deed John Glawhon, Craven Co. e/s of Contentnea Creek 1774 George & Jeremiah McGlohon and Adams McGlahon all born before 1774 listed in Pitt Co. census 1790 1777 deed-John Maglohorn of Craven Co....witness: Jeremiah Maglohorn 1785 Jan. 20 - Land grant to George McGlohon, n/s of Contentnea Creek-adjoining     Jeremiah mcGlohon 1785 deed-George McGlohon's land adjoins George, Jeremiah and John McGlohon. 1786 John McGlohon on tax list 1790 Pitt County census list: George and Jeremiah McGlohon and Adams     McGlahon as heads of families     Jeremiah who married Frances "Fannie" Rogers was b. before 1774 d. 1826- lived his entire life in Pitt Co.     Jeremiah who married Nancy Barker in Bertie Co.     Jeremiah who married Elizabeth Capehart in Bertie Co. (was this the same Jeremiah?  Could the Nancy Kapott be a combination of NANCY Barker and Elizabeth CAPEHART?     Jeremiah who crossed Georgia at the same time as Hardy must have been son of William.. In William's will he mentions his children and what they got, of Jeremiah he said "to my son Jeremiah...one Negro red Boy Jess which..he carried away with him..."  Interesting.     Can anyone tie these people to the right line?     Sarah