<PRE>I have a Uncle who is a Warren Nobles who lived or lives in Adyen N.C.

Dear Rena my mother told me she will be going in the latter part of Oct. last week. if you want to see if I have got to Greenville you might call a David stokes on Dunwoody drive.in the phone book and he can help you out some also.

DearRena, the Stocks and stokes are the same Family,s in some parts of N.C. the Stoks are.Abraham Stocks,12,13, Alfred,13 Amus,12 Asa,13 Benjamin,13 Cannon,13 Elizabeth,13/Frances,13/Furney,13/Henry,13/Hilery,12/Isaac,12,13/Isaac Sr,13 James ,12,13/John,12,13/Jno,12/Margitt,13/Margaret,12/Margrit,12/Mary,13/ Reding,13/Sarah,12,13/Sary,12/Susanna,13William,12,13. the Numbers are Family Genorations ,your friend Calvin Langley

Dear Person Ihave most all of the Hardee or Hardy Family names on this page for you that are ever to be found in Oitt Co. Hardee{hardy}J.J.,9,Margret,2,5,8, Mary J.,5, Nancy,2,William ,2, Heather,Pearly,7 William,2, thease are the Genration numbers that are of the Hardee or Hardy Family kin to, me.

The line of Thomas Hardee and Sarah Croom has been posted on Old Dobbers http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~paday/dobbers/index.htm Joint projects. We are all of the opinion this line was out of Pitt Co and although it has always been written that the husband of Sarah Croom was Joseph Hardee, we think he was Thomas and may have been the son of Joseph of Pitt. Just can't prove it. Nor can we figure out what the relationship between Joseph and Col John was but more than likely a cousin. Some of this line moved back into Pitt Co but sorting them is another matter. Martha

Although not mentioned by you, do you have any information on the Nobles families of Pitt County? Charlie

Sir, please email me anytime at renajpeterson@ec.rr.com My Stocks line doesn't seem to connect to the Stocks lines everyone else is searching, but I'd love to hear what you have to say. Are you in North Carolina now? You say you'll be coming this way soon?? Email me at my address above. Really nice talking to you. Rena

There is a lot of speculation as the the parents and grandparents of Col. John Hardee b. ca 1705. Do you have documentation on this? If so what are the sources? cv1langley@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Jance > I have all about the Hardee or Hardy Family. > ask what you needand I will see if I can help you. > > ==== NC-PCFR Mailing List ==== > Post to this mail list at: NC-PCFR-L@rootsweb.com > Visit the PCFR website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr > Browse our rich collection of old family photographs, private documents, and public records. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Dear Jance I have all about the Hardee or Hardy Family. ask what you needand I will see if I can help you.

<PRE>How can I share what I have about the whole county ,like I have som maney people that need what I have and our Famly has both the North and South of all Pitt county as Hires to us .

Dear Rena the libary is across from the court house in Greenvile ,N.C. You might get all the Stocks and Stokes to come to Greenville when I go their in latter part of Sept. or first of Oct. I have a real good thing that will make all of the people jump when I get their and I,m kin to your Family and have all tyhe Stocks and Stokes most people are looking for also people will want to buy the book that is being made of the Family,s that are in Pitt Co. and learn that the Stocks came from VA. the Name is spelled some diffrent wats like ,Stokes ,Stoks ,Stox ,Stock,and Stock,s

Eastern North Carolina Barbecue vs. Western North Carolina Barbecue Poll Have you voted today. I just checked and Eastern Barbecue is leading. The score is now: Eastern - 56.19 % Western - 43.81% Before the List Folks got involved eastern was trailing. Keep voting and put eastern North Carolina Barbecue way, way, way out in front. You can vote once a day everyday. www.visitnc.com/experience/no3_ncfood/food_xp_nceats_bbq.asp Jane Phillips

So many list members have been bouncing for the last few weeks, especially AOL and Hotmail addresses. After a certain number of bounces a Rootsweb robot automatically unsubscribes the address. If this happens, just contact me bstocks@cox.net and I will resubscribe you, or you can resubscribe yourself by sending an e-mail to NC-PCFR-L-request@rootsweb.com with subscribe on the subject line. Remember, you can read our archives and see the messages you might have missed. The address for archives is http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ Just type in NC-PCFR to reach the page for our list. Brenda DAVIS,STOKES,COX,TRIPP,HARPER,JONES,ADAMS,HARDEE,and STOCKS

I am forwarding this message from Michael Hardy. Please help him if you can. Thanks. Janice ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael C. Hardy" <mchardy@hotmail.com> To: <jtginnc@cox.net> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 5:37 PM Subject: Research Help > > Dear Genealogist: > > As you probably know, after the end of the Civil War, there were > numerous reunions to bring together both Union and Confederate veterans so > that they might be recognized and have an opportunity to share their > reminiscences with one another and with family, friends, and community > members. Fortunately, many of these historic events were photographed, both > by amateurs and professionals, and many of these photographs still exist. > I am currently working on a photographic essay that will document the > Confederate Veterans' Reunions in North Carolina. It is my goal to create a > record, through original images, of these remarkable gatherings. I have > collected a number of images of reunions. However, in order to provide the > most comprehensive view, I am looking for any reunion photographs, > particularly those that have documentation explaining who is present, what > regiments are represented, etc. Any photographs, even those that are > questionable or in poor condition, will be helpful and greatly appreciated. > I am happy to pay for any copying costs to duplicate photographs. If > there are any reunion photographs in your collection, please let me know, > and we can talk about the best methods to create copies. I may also be able > to come to your library to make copies, if you would prefer. I can be > reached by email at mchardy@hotmail.com, and at (828) 737-0305 (home, > mornings) or (828) 297-3811 (work, afternoons and evenings). > I have written articles for several national publications, including > North and South and America's Civil War, and my first book, a history of the > 37th North Carolina Troops, will be published by McFarland later this year. > I look forward to publishing an important and informative book that > preserves these wonderful images for the future. Thank you so much for your > help in attaining this goal. > > Sincerely, > Michael C. Hardy > PO Box 393 > Crossnore, NC 28616-0393 > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com >

Rena, You will be coming into Greenville on Highway 11 from Kinston. This is Memorial Drive. As you get into Greenville, on your left, you will see Sam's Club and then Pitt Community College. Another ~1 1/2 miles further you will see Carolina East Mall on your left. As you pass the Mall you will come to an intersection where Greenville Boulevard crosses Memorial Drive. On your left will be Bob Barbour Honda and on the right the Chrysler dealership. TURN RIGHT here. This puts you on Greenville Boulevard. From here go to the FOURTH stoplight and turn LEFT. This will put you on EVANS Street. Just before you get to this light, you will see Circuit City on your left and Best Buy on your right. Once you're on Evans Street, continue North until you get to the FIFTH Stoplight. You will then be at the intersection of Evans Street and Reade Circle. Diagonally across the corner will be a very large building. This is Sheppard Memorial Library. You will turn LEFT on Reade Circle and the Library Parking Lot will be on your immediate right behind the building. I hope this helps. In case I have miscounted the stoplights, watch for the Street signs. Those, I know are right... I know they are open on Saturdays, but I do not know the hours. You can call the number I provided and ask. Good Luck ... Laymond Elks elksld@aol.com

Pitt County Family Researchers met at Sheppard Memorial LibraryThursday September 19. This meeting was primarily a planning meeting for the annual PCFR Reunion which will be held October 11 and 12 at Hooker Memorial Church. We have a good number of reservations already for this meeting, and there is still time for you to sign up if you have not already done so. If you are planning to come, don't forget your pictures that you would like to have scanned into the "Picturing Pitt County" project at Sheppard. Eleanor will be scanning on Saturday at the reunion site. Our next regualr meeting will be November 19 at Sheppard Memorial Library at 7:00 pm. Brenda DAVIS,STOKES,COX,TRIPP,HARPER,JONES,ADAMS,HARDEE,and STOCKS

Hello Rena, You take Hwy 11 from Kinston right on up into Greenville, into the old "uptown" area. Hwy 11 becomes Memorial Drive. You will cross Greenville Blvd. and Arlington Blvd. You will then come to a stoplight where Dickinson Ave. veers to the right just before you reach the stoplight. Go on Dickinson (don't go through the light) and continue on towards uptown. When you come to the stoplight at the intersection of Dickinson Ave. and Reade Circle, go through the light and immediately turn right into a large parking lot for Sheppard Memorial Library. Hope that makes sense. I would be happy for you to come to my house(right off Hwy 11 at Winterville...on your way) and I'll take you to Sheppard. It would be great to see you again!! Mr. Langley, if you could give us the name of the book or the author, it would be a big help. I'm not familiar with a book at Sheppard that deals with the Stokes/Stocks relationship. Brenda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rena Peterson" <renajpeterson@ec.rr.com> To: <NC-PCFR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 10:03 PM Subject: [NC-PCFR] Shepard Library > Could someone tell me how to find this Library, I am very interested in the > Stocks book. > Rena in Jacksonville, N.C. > > > ==== NC-PCFR Mailing List ==== > Post to this mail list at: NC-PCFR-L@rootsweb.com > Visit the PCFR website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr > Browse our rich collection of old family photographs, private documents, and public records. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I'll be coming from Jacksonville, N.C. Is the Library open on the weekends? I'd be going through Kinston. I think I can make it to Greenville, but I'm not familiar with the area. Rena

Sheppard Memorial Library is located at 530 Evans Street in Greenville. This is near the downtown area. The phone number is (252) 329-4580. Evans Street intersects with Greenville Boulevard at the University Commons Shopping Center (Circuit City, Target, etc.). The Library is North of this Shopping Center. How well do you know Greenville? Do you need more directions? I will be glad to provide more information. However, you will need to tell me which direction you'll be coming from, to get to Greenville. Laymond Elks elksld@aol.com

Could someone tell me how to find this Library, I am very interested in the Stocks book. Rena in Jacksonville, N.C.