Hello list! I am looking for family information for the JOHN Pleasant Morgan, IRA J Morgan, JP Morgan bloodline. These are my grandfathers/great grandfathers Moved to Moore County and Randolph County from Middlesex VA.  Thanks!Kim  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: rob vandyne <bvdinbrief48@gmail.com> Date: Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 9:03 AM Subject: lost Shepherd To: nc-rollcall-d-request@rootsweb.com Wanted !! Parents of Nancy Ann SHEPHERD [spelling most commonly used] b. 12 Dec,1815 [where ?] d. 2 Dec,1891 Eureka Greenwood Co,KS buried Virgil Cem. Greenwood Co,KS Married David SMYTH/Smith (1810-1864) 2 July,1837 Jackson Co,MO Question who were her parents & just where was Nancy born ??? Census listings - 1850 Cass Co,MO [16th dist] Nancy SMITH (age) 40 b. VA 1860 Greenwood Co,KS [Pleasant Grove twp] Nancy SMITH (age) 45 b. MO 1870 Greenwood Co,KS [Pleasant Grove twp] Nancy SMITH (age) 54 b. West Virgina 1880 Greenwood Co,KS Nancy SMYTH (age) 65) b. NC (parents shown born North Carolina) 1891 Obituary gives birthplace as "Rush Co,NC" There is no Rush County in North Carolina, nor any know city in North Carolina suspect it to be "Ashe" Co,NC It also says "came with parents to MO" The well known James SHEPHERD [1767-1853] of early Jackson Co,MO lived in North Carolina and Lee Co,VA before coming to Missouri. Nancy does NOT seem to be a descendant and in NOT named in his estate papers. HOWEVER, Nancy named one of her daughters "Cedelia Ann" for possibility after Cedelia SHEPHERD, who is named in James SHEPHERDs estate papers. In 1880 census this Cedelia now widowed twice is living in Greenwood Co,KS almost next door to Nancy SMYTH & next door to one of Nancy's Children. Rob VanDyne of Wichita,KS

Robert TATE purchased land Dec,1791 on Bushava Ck. Stokes [present Forsythe Co],NC He seems to have died shortly after [not found in 1800 census]. His widow Rachel leaving estate papers Jun,1797 Shores Reed Dist Stokes Co,NC naming her children --- 1. Samuel bc1776 d. by 1844 Marion Co,IL md. 1799 Stokes Co,NC to Sally FAULKNER 2. Elizabeth c1781 md. Mar,1798 Stokes Co,,NC Thomas RANSOM 3. Owen Dunn bc1777 d.1827 Surry Co,NC [present Yadkin Co] md. Elizabeth HUNTER 4. Robert,jr bc1786 md. 13 Jan,11805 Stokes Co,NC Elizabeth FORTNER 5. Rachel b.2 Aug,1790 [Orange Co. ?],NC d.5 Apr,1858 Marion Co,IL md. 5 Apr,1805 Stokes Co,NC Joseph MALCOM [1782-1857] With aprox. dates for his two oldest sons [Samuel & Owen] would give Robert TATEs birth year aprox. early 1750s. Does anyone have proof as to Robert's father & mother ? The internet "abounds" with possibilities, HELP ! Robert VanDyne of Wichita,KS

Am looking for records documenting Mathilda Stamper as child of Jonathan and Mary (Sebastian) Stamper. Mathilda born in North Carolina about 1817. Married Henley Fugate and died in Kentucky about 1885. Thanks for any help.

Hi All, We have updated the website. We look forward to seeing you the first weekend in June. Please see below for links: *3rd Annual Family History Fair and Heritage Weekend* Friday, June 1st • Saturday, June 2nd • Sunday, June 3rd New Bern Riverfront Convention Center, New Bern, North Carolina • The event will also include exhibits by area libraries, genealogical, historical, and cultural groups as well as family photo displays, kids’ history activities, door prizes, and a tea cup auction. The exhibits, displays, kids' activities, and beginning genealogy classes are free and open to the public. http://encfamilies.org/Family_History_Fair.html *Friday, June 1st, 9 am to 5 pm* • Exhibitors • Family Photo Boards • *Six Family History Research Classes* with the North Carolina State Archives and State Library will feature Debbi Blake, North Carolina Archives Public Services Supervisor; Chris Meekins, North Carolina State Archivist; Kay Tillotson, North Carolina State Library Genealogy Research Librarian; and Jefferson Currie, Native American Research Specialist. Topics covered will include "Resources Available Onsite and Online at the North Carolina State Archives and Library", "Researching Revolutionary War, Civil War, African American, and Native American Ancestry." Family History Research Classes: Pre-paid registration is $25 by May 26th, after, $35. A pre-paid box lunch is also available for $8 by May 26th, after $10. *Saturday, June 2nd, 9 am to 5 pm* • Exhibitors • Family Photo Boards • *300th Heritage Luncheon Featuring* *“The Civil War in ENC”* *Presentation by Mr. Chris Meekins, Archivist, NC State Archives, and the beautiful voices of The Heritage Chorale of Eastern North Carolina*. The luncheon menu includes Baked Ziti with Meat Sauce and Baked Chicken, Garden Salad, Garlic Bread, Strawberry & Blueberry Shortcake, and Coffee, Tea (Sweet/Unsweet), or Water. Veggie Pasta (Red or White Sauce) is also available. Pre-paid luncheon tickets are $20 by May 26th, after $25. • *Free Kids’ Event* (9 am to Noon and 2 pm to 4pm): Make Historical Crafts, Hear Stories, Pet an Alpaca (9a-12p), Sit on an Antique Tractor, and more Fun Activities! • *Free Beginning Genealogy Classes* at 10 am and 3pm include "How Do I Start My Family History?" by Barbara Ordione Kerr sponsored by The Pamlico County Family History Library, Museum, and Heritage Center, "Getting the Most Out of the Federal Census Reports" by Carolyn Smith and Lois Gregory sponsored by The Craven County Genealogical Society, and "Researching DAR Records Online" by Lou Tate Walker and Carolyn Clemmer McCulley sponsored by The Richard Dobbs Spaight DAR Chapter. *Sunday, June 3rd, 10am to 1pm* • *Heritage Park Brunch & Ground-Breaking Ceremony* Enjoy a wonderful brunch which includes Scrambled Eggs, Bacon & Sausage Patties, Biscuits, Breakfast Gravy for Biscuits, Pancakes with Butter & Syrup, Cheesy Breakfast Potatoes, Sliced Fruit, and Coffee, Water, or Assorted Juices (Orange, Tomato and Grapefruit). $15 by 5/26, After $20. • *The Heritage Park Ground-Breaking Ceremony* will take place at 2 pm at 300 Pollock Street at Craven Street at New Bern City Hall. Tickets and registration forms are available at the New Bern Riverfront Convention Center and the New Bern-Craven County Farmers’ Market. More information and registration forms are also available online at www.ENCFamilies.org <http://www.encfamilies.org/> or by calling 252.349.0405. We look forwarding to seeing everyone as we gather to celebrate Craven County's 300th Anniversary! *Heritage Park Project* *Remember, Honor, and Celebrate Your Ancestors and Loved Ones In A Lasting Way* http://encfamilies.org/Heritage_Park.html *Volunteer to assist with the Family History Fair* If you would like to help out with the Family History Fair for a few hours, we would be delighted to have you. • Assist with the Class Sign-In and Registration on Friday, June 1st from 7:30 am to 9 am. (1.5 hour shift) • Assist with Luncheon Sign-In on Saturday, June 2nd from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. (1 hour shift) • Assist with Brunch Sign-In on Sunday, June 3rd from 10 am to 12 noon. (1 hour shift) • Assist with Welcome Table on Friday and Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm. (2 hour shifts) • Assist with the Kids' Event on Saturday, June 2nd from 8 am to 12 Noon and 2 pm to 4pm. (2 hour shifts) Each person assisting will receive a free Bear Town Bears Commemorative Calendar. If you would like to assist, please email us and let us know what you would like to do and when. All the Best, David *The Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina* www.encfamilies.org 252.349.0405 (Telephone)

Everyone, Some spam messages have been getting through on several of the Rootsweb lists I receive lately, as just happened on the NC- RollCall list. I've placed this list on moderation so that all messages must come through me, until Rootsweb can address the problem. As I'm sure most of you know, whenever a message that is suspect arrives - from a Rootsweb list or an e-friend or an address you don't know - it's important not to click on any links contained in the message. Nancy, List Admin. Nancy Genealogy Site - My G-Grandfather's Attic: http://old-new-orleans.com The Past Whispers: http://www.thepastwhispers.com Old New Orleans: http://www.thepastwhispers.com/Old_New_Orleans.html

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Hi listers..I am searching for a WILLIAM MOORE born 1800, NC. He came to Indiana about 1840, where he married CLARISSA STURDE BENNETT (also born in NC, 1820) in Monroe County, IN., in 1841. He may have been married pre- viously, as a son named ADAM, b. 1829, NC was listed as part of the family on 1850 census. I have been unable to find anything about this family after 1860. Any info, clues, and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance..Mobie McCammon

Would appreciate any help locating the parents and siblings of.. Hezekiah Jones b 1796 of Granville, NC and of Roland Thomas Ross b 1787 of North Carolina. Thanks. _________________________________________________________________ The New Busy is not the old busy. Search, chat and e-mail from your inbox. http://www.windowslive.com/campaign/thenewbusy?ocid=PID28326::T:WLMTAGL:ON:WL:en-US:WM_HMP:042010_3

I'm trying to identify the parents and siblings of Elizabeth PETTIS. She married John GILES in Johnston County, NC in 2838. Bill

Looking for Heath families who migrated to Georgia in the early 1800' s. Martin Luther Heath was born in Jasper County, Ga. in 1819. He said on 1880 census that both parents were born in N.C., but county is not known.He named all his children names with the initials A.A. Heath, so that may have been his father's initials. Pat Davis

Hello, again, all MORRISON and/or Iredell family searchers. I am now in the mode of 'grasping at straws' seeking any information about some one or more possible families from which my GxGM Martha MORRISON might have come. This John MORRISON, b. ca 1743, and 'orphaned', and then, travelling with a family of the POTTS name from Lebanon (PA.?) to Iredell Co., NC, in ca. 1748, or later has all the 'needed' points to be a good fellow for me to know more about! I say that because Martha, my female ancestor, married a man (John Sloan HAYNES) who was born in Iredell or Rowan Co., NC. The marriage occurred in ca. 1810, and John was b. ca. 1790, making him ca. age 20, if the dates are all correct. Martha was said to have been born in Tennessee, but no searching person has been able to discover any MORRISON family in Tennessee from which she might have come, when she was born, ca. 1795. I have about concluded that she may have been born in NC, and gone to Tennessee with the HAYNES family, before marriage to John Sloan HAYNES had occurred. Does anyone know the name of John MORRISON's wife? So, if this John MORRISON might be Martha's father or grand-father, who were the rest of her family members, before her marriage?? If she was born in NC, then, she would have been shown as a child under age 10 in the home of her father, in the 1800 census. Can any of you census 'pros' see a MORRISON family in either Rowan or Iredell County, with such a young female child? Can any census 'pro' find the house-hold of this John MORRISON in the 1790 or 1800 census, in Iredell Co., NC.?? Any little bit of info, at this point, is like gold to me!! Thanks for all help!! Joe DUKE

John A. & Hannah (Gibson) Smith LOCATION: Montgomery Co NC CIRCA: 1780's Reuben & unk Smith LOCATION: Montgomery Co NC CIRCA: 1750's - 1760's

Hello, students of Iredell Co. and NC history of the MORRISON family. Martha was b. 25 February 1790, perhaps in Iredell Co, NC. She was married in 1807 to John S. HAYNES, in Iredell Co. That very brief two-sentence description is everything I know about her! I have a much better set of facts about her husband, so it is my hope that someone who reads this will be able to help me, with some information about her. If any MORRISON family student knows more about her, I surely will appreciate your help!! Was she born in Iredell, or where? Who were her parents? Thanks for any assistance to me!! Joe DUKE

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I am looking for an Kiziah that married Elisha Mayo Kiziah (Thrower) born 1789 or Sept 29 1799 NC died abt May 26, 1878 Walton GA. She married Elisha Mayo; born abt Jan 23, 1785 NC, died 1854 Walton GA.. These are my 4th Great Grandparents. Please email me at rangerwalker99_99@yahoo.com if anyone has information. Garland Walker rangerwalker99_99@yahoo.com A friend saw another friend with the first tear in her eye. A friend catches the second tear and stops the third tear A friend saw another friend with the first tear in her eye. A friend catches the second tear and stops the third tear A friend saw another friend with the first tear in her eye. A friend catches the second tear and stops the third tear