This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/1832.1.2 Message Board Post: HI AGAIN, ALSO I AM A BARKER A WILKES CO , COCKERHAM , A SURRY CO COCKERHAM , A HIGGINS, MCCANN, BAUGUESS, A HOLDER. , ALL FROM THAT AREA. THANKS KATHERINE

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/1832.1.1 Message Board Post: HI BETTY. YES, THERE ARE SO MANY WAYS , OF SPELLING LASSITER,. YES, MY FAMILY IS FROM WILKES, SURRY, AND ALLEGHANY CO NC ALSO , THE LASSITERS FROM BERTIE CO , THEN, SOME HOW REV. JAMES WASHINGTON LASSITER , CAME TO WILKES CO , MARRIED , ELIZEBETH MCCANN . THERE ARE NOT MANY LASTERS LEFT IN WILKES CO . . JAMES , WAS A PRIMITIVE BAPTIST PREACHER , THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR E-MAIL . WRITE AGAIN KATHERINE

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Mizell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/642.651.475 Message Board Post: My grandfather{Robert Davis} mother's name was Alice Mizell. I believe her parents were daniel j. and susannah Dodd Mizell.Her parents were living in Crawford Co. Mo. when she was born. But Daniel Mizell's fami;y was originally from Tennesse. I have very little information. Any help would be appreciated. Deborah Davis Plegge

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/1832.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Katherine, altho' I dont know you nor u me, I thought you would like to know that some of the "various" spelling Lassiters were listed in Indiana as late as 1840 or 50 in the Roberts Settlement and the Weaver Settlements... I dont know if they are related to u or not but they intermarried in the Pettifords, Weavers, Roberts and others who came from Bertie, Guilford, Wilkes and other counties in N.C.. it might help you in your search.. I am also interested in them and the others who came from there (N.C.) Betty

This doesn't address your question directly, but.... one thing I have done with old pictures is to take a picture of them with my digital camera. It does not need a flash, and so it can make quality reproductions of them without damaging them, and these reproductions will last forever... A few pictures that I've taken can be seen at http://209.190.205.248/genes/db/browse.cfm?dbname=MyFamily&ID=293&sex=male http://209.190.205.248/genes/db/browse.cfm?dbname=MyFamily&ID=267&sex=male -----Original Message----- From: prytherch [mailto:prytherch@cconnect.net] Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 11:15 AM To: NCBERTIE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCBERTIE] Photo Preservation My mother gave me a box of family portrait-style photos that she had stored in the bottom of a cedar chest. They are mostly of the 1950's era. Some of them have little tan-colored spots that I think is probably a mold of some sort. Does anyone know if there is some treatment that would kill the mold and stop its progress? Thanks. Jo ROBERSON Prytherch ==== NCBERTIE Mailing List ==== Post your Query on http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st ates.northcarolina.counties.bertie ============================== 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

We're so glad to have a new Bertie Co list member.... Jim Wilson" <usnret@compueasy.com> My name is Jim Wilson and my family surnames are below: Father: Perry, Daniel, born in Bertie County Spouse: Nancy Son: George Daniel Perry, born in Bertie County spouse: Luddie Hodgard Son: George Washington Perry Spouse: Martha Moore Virginia Crilley

My mother gave me a box of family portrait-style photos that she had stored in the bottom of a cedar chest. They are mostly of the 1950's era. Some of them have little tan-colored spots that I think is probably a mold of some sort. Does anyone know if there is some treatment that would kill the mold and stop its progress? Thanks. Jo ROBERSON Prytherch

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rhodes Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/118.813 Message Board Post: Please contact me regarding this family patriciao82173@hotmail.com. If anyone knows current address of this individual please contact...I have this info!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/1847 Message Board Post: I am a descendent of the Floyd's from Bertie County. My Father still lives there in Windsor. Looking for anyone who is looking for Floyd's too. Amiee12345@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HALL JOBE DUNNING LASSITER PEELE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/1846 Message Board Post: Looking for any info on the Hall family most were from the roxabell, rich square area.. Jesse Hall married Bettie Jobe(Job) children were; william ernest married mildred hedgespeth (hedspeth), james elwood..Norman Hall married Fannie Baugham...Lizze hall married a dunning, Jeanie (Bessie) hall married a lassiter,, Lula married a peele... jesse hall died around the 1895 time of yellow fever... Looking for parents and siblings of Jesse Hall....I think he may have been born around 1895...Any info on any of these would be greatly appreciated... Please email me at RNorman221@aol.com Subject line HALL'S....... Thank you..

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hardy, Horn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2UB.2ACI/479.481.482.488.578.1 Message Board Post: Jack, Are you still out there? Ihave a JAmes Blunt Hardy that married Olivia Horn in my family tree. Contact me if you are still there and searching and I will share the rest of the info tha I have David Banian

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Blain, Kyle ,Findley, Jeffers, Hoffman,Thompson,Smallwood Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/2UB.2ACI/1845 Message Board Post: Looking for info on Smallwood Perry Allison Findley, father, Richard Findley of No. Carolina. No mothers name. Since Smallwood is an unusual first name I am thinking maybe it was his mothers maiden name and since there were a lot of Smallwoods in Bertie Co. maybe one of them out there might connect my Findley with their Smallwood. Smallwood was born 1825/9 in Jackson Co.,Miss. His mother died when he was 3 days old and his father gave him and his brother Jeptha Fannin Findley to a man by the name of May or Mays. They saw their father until Smallwood was about 12 and then he either died oe just dissapeared. Any help will be welcomed. Smallwood was my gggrandpa. Pat Jeffers ladyj@xprs.net

Dear Mr. Riley and Bertie-l subscribers, This solves a mystery that several of us Dunlow researchers have been puzzled by for a long time. Henry was in Bertie in 1787, living with a woman perhaps his wife. By the 1790 census he was single in Halifax County. Then he disappears off our radar screens. This explains why. His only heir as of 1803 was Sarah Hosea in Perquimans County. This presumably is the Sarah Dundelow who married Solomon Sparkman in Bertie in 1797. We don't know whether Hugh, who died in military service in 1783, was Henry's brother or son, but he was the father of John through whom all the later Bertie County Dunlows are descended. Henry was administrator of Hugh's estate, but within a few years Henry faced financial ruin and Hugh's son John was apprenticed-- as was Charney, whose parentage remains unknown. Then, in the late 1780s, Henry went to Halifax County. There are four descendants of Hugh who have been collecting family history information for some time, much of it involving Henry. What sort of information would be useful to you at this time? Sincerely, Paul Johnson PS-- There are at least a dozen spellings we have documented for the same family. Dunlo, Dunelo, Dundelow, Dundalow, Dunalo, Dunlow, Dondalout, Donally, Dundellow, Dunderlow, Dundalo, Dundlo. Often three spellings on one document referring to the same person! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com

A year of so ago there was a research working on the Belch line that came from Bertie Co into western Tennessee in Haywood Co. If he is still a subscriber and see this, it's concern the family of William Joseph Belch who married Sarah Frances Adeline Robbins. Believe they married in Gibson Co. Tn, later going to Texas. We're having trouble working on the Robbins and thought perhaps a Belch researcher could help. Have some information on the Belch family. Reese J. Moses-S. Family History Research 2428 Upper Zion Rd Brownsville, Haywood Co. Tn. 38012-8065

Virginia there was a Henry and Hugh Dundalo here in Bertie County, I have long suspected that he ties into my Charney C. Dundalow family. The name had various spellings; Dunnelo, Dunnels, Dondelow, Dundelow to name a few. I'm sure this is the present day spelling Dunlow. This Henry Dundalo seemed to vanish before or ca. 1790. The Charney Cale that I connect to used the name Charney C. Dundalow for years. He was born ca. 1779 and died in 1860. He married Elizabeth Harmon in 1804 as Charney Cale, though he was a Dunnelo-Dundalo before. He joined the army ca. 1807 as Charney C. Dundalow, he fought in the war of 1812 as Charney C. Dundalow. In 1818 and 1819 he purchased land here in Bertie as Charney Dundalow. All of his future land transactions were as Charney Cale. On February 11, 1857, P.H. Winston stated in letter concerning status of Charney of Charney Cale's land-bounty application to Federal Bureau of Pensions that Charney Cale was Charney C. Dundelow. "The Dundelow has not been used for years," also stated that "Charney served faithfully" five years in the army and the War of 1812. Charney Cale was in the regular army for five years before the War of 1812. He enlisted as Charney C. Dundelow. Charney's father was said to have been full blooded Indian, or better known as Chief Cucklemaker. I have never been able to tie this Henry Dunnelo in but I'm sure he connects somewhere! The following are research conducted on this family. I don't understand this Legion Ville is the cantonment of Major General Anthony Wayne from 9 November 1792- 30 April 1793, what was this? Thanks Neil Bertie County Court Minutes: November 1787 Ordered Charney Dunnels? Be bound unto Benjamin Edwards to learn the art and mystery of a cooper. Bertie County Court Minutes: May 1774 Ordered that Thomas Jones the orphan of Mourning Jones aged about seven years be bound an apprentice to Henry Dunnlow to learn the trade of a bricklayer. Bertie County Court Minutes: November 1781 Henry Dunnels appeared in open court and was discharged from his recognizance. Bertie County Court Minutes: February 1782 A deed from Joseph Collins to Hugh Dunnels was acknowledged by sd Collins and ordered to be registered. Bertie County Court Minutes: August 1783 Ordered Henry Dunnels have administration on the Estate of Hugh Dunnels Decd. He giving bond and security in the sum of fifty pounds specie which is given by Elisha Rhodes and approved of by the Court the said Henry Dunnels having taken the oath of administrator. Bertie County Court Minutes: November 1783 Henry Dunnelow returned the inventory of the estate of Hugh Dunnelow decd on oath. Bertie County Court Minutes: November 1784 Hardy Dundelow vs Joseph Collins. Jury impannelled & sworn find for Plff. Bertie County Court Minutes: February 1785 Ordered that Henry Dunnels remove his house off of public lots. Bertie County Court Minutes: February 1786 Ordered that Elisha Rhodes take into his possession all the goods and chattels of Hugh Dunnels decd. Bertie County Court Minutes: May 1786 A deed of sale of land from the Commissioners of Windsor to Henry Dunnels was proved in open court. 1787 Bertie County Census: A Henry Dunelo was listed, location Pughs Company. Bertie County Court Minutes: November 1787 Ordered Charney Dunnels? Be bound unto Benjamin Edwards to learn the art and mystery of a cooper. -----Original Message----- From: Crilley [mailto:varcsix@hot.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 2:51 PM To: NCBERTIE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCBERTIE] : Henry Dundalo >X-Originating-IP: [172.128.143.197] >From: "Patrick O'Reilly" <legion67@hotmail.com> > >Subject: Re: Henry Dundalo > > >To whom it may concern, > >Legion Ville is the cantonment of Major General Anthony Wayne from 9 >November 1792- 30 April 1793. It is located in Beaver County, near Baden >Pennsylvania. It is where General Wayne trained his new Legion of the >United States prior to the Battle of Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794. > >We found a map (All this is on website for verification) drawn by >Surgeon's Mate Joseph Strong February 26, 1793 that labels all buildings >and marks a graveyard. We knew the name of one individual, Ensign William >Pitt Gassaway killed in a duel 23 March, 1793. Dr. Strong took great care >drawing the map and marked 17 hatch marks representing graves on the >drawing, so we knew there were multiple graves. I just returned from the >National Archives where I scanned Muster Rolls looking for remarks that >individuals were sick, etc. We found eight names that showed ddeceased >and fit the Legion Ville time frame (Henry Dundalo/Dundelo, William Perry, >James White, Randolph Hutchins, William Williamson, John Patterson, John >Fry and Jarrett Rogers). > >Henry Dundelo Enlisted 18 September, 1793. Roll shows him sick in >hospital at Legion Ville 1 January 1793 (Roll August 31, 1792- 1 January >1793). Next Muster Roll notates Dead on 8 January 1793. > >I did a search and found the name. We are trying to save this site, so >the more we know about these individuals the better before these graves >are under a parking lot at a strip mall. I will do whatever it takes to >see this prevented. > >The Legion was recruited heavily in all 13 states. He was in Captain >Thomas Pasteur's Company. Pasteur was from North Carolina and served in >the Revolution. Any light whatsoever you can shedd on this man would be >greatly appreciated. Average age of the Legion was 25, so he would have >been born @1767. > >Sincerely, >Patrick Riley >M.A. Archaeologist > ==== NCBERTIE Mailing List ==== Bertie County Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbertie/index.htm Many pages of information on-line. I welcome yours as well! 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PHILLIPS, HARDY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/2UB.2ACI/1844 Message Board Post: Seeking information on anyone who has records from Bertie County for Southside Virginia rom the 1600s or 1700s that include MASON as a GIVEN NAME, NOT A SURNAME, for men and women. Thanking you, I am, Mary Jane Phillips-Matz

>X-Originating-IP: [172.128.143.197] >From: "Patrick O'Reilly" <legion67@hotmail.com> > >Subject: Re: Henry Dundalo > > >To whom it may concern, > >Legion Ville is the cantonment of Major General Anthony Wayne from 9 >November 1792- 30 April 1793. It is located in Beaver County, near Baden >Pennsylvania. It is where General Wayne trained his new Legion of the >United States prior to the Battle of Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794. > >We found a map (All this is on website for verification) drawn by >Surgeon's Mate Joseph Strong February 26, 1793 that labels all buildings >and marks a graveyard. We knew the name of one individual, Ensign William >Pitt Gassaway killed in a duel 23 March, 1793. Dr. Strong took great care >drawing the map and marked 17 hatch marks representing graves on the >drawing, so we knew there were multiple graves. I just returned from the >National Archives where I scanned Muster Rolls looking for remarks that >individuals were sick, etc. We found eight names that showed ddeceased >and fit the Legion Ville time frame (Henry Dundalo/Dundelo, William Perry, >James White, Randolph Hutchins, William Williamson, John Patterson, John >Fry and Jarrett Rogers). > >Henry Dundelo Enlisted 18 September, 1793. Roll shows him sick in >hospital at Legion Ville 1 January 1793 (Roll August 31, 1792- 1 January >1793). Next Muster Roll notates Dead on 8 January 1793. > >I did a search and found the name. We are trying to save this site, so >the more we know about these individuals the better before these graves >are under a parking lot at a strip mall. I will do whatever it takes to >see this prevented. > >The Legion was recruited heavily in all 13 states. He was in Captain >Thomas Pasteur's Company. Pasteur was from North Carolina and served in >the Revolution. Any light whatsoever you can shedd on this man would be >greatly appreciated. Average age of the Legion was 25, so he would have >been born @1767. > >Sincerely, >Patrick Riley >M.A. Archaeologist >

I have placed a new Search Engine on the main Bertie Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbertie/index.htm the MAIN one on the Archives page is working.....(but the individuals ones are still not working). My understanding is that Rootsweb is working on these right at the moment. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/bertie.htm So sorry for all the problems.... Virginia Crilley

X-Originating-IP: [172.128.143.197] From: "Patrick O'Reilly" <legion67@hotmail.com> To: varcsix@hot.rr.com Subject: Re: Henry Dundalo Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 23:21:21 +0000 X-OriginalArrivalTime: 17 Jun 2002 23:21:21.0990 (UTC) FILETIME=[B1263E60:01C21655] To whom it may concern, Legion Ville is the cantonment of Major General Anthony Wayne from 9 November 1792- 30 April 1793. It is located in Beaver County, near Baden Pennsylvania. It is where General Wayne trained his new Legion of the United States prior to the Battle of Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794. We found a map (All this is on website for verification) drawn by Surgeon's Mate Joseph Strong February 26, 1793 that labels all buildings and marks a graveyard. We knew the name of one individual, Ensign William Pitt Gassaway killed in a duel 23 March, 1793. Dr. Strong took great care drawing the map and marked 17 hatch marks representing graves on the drawing, so we knew there were multiple graves. I just returned from the National Archives where I scanned Muster Rolls looking for remarks that individuals were sick, etc. We found eight names that showed ddeceased and fit the Legion Ville time frame (Henry Dundalo/Dundelo, William Perry, James White, Randolph Hutchins, William Williamson, John Patterson, John Fry and Jarrett Rogers). Henry Dundelo Enlisted 18 September, 1793. Roll shows him sick in hospital at Legion Ville 1 January 1793 (Roll August 31, 1792- 1 January 1793). Next Muster Roll notates Dead on 8 January 1793. I did a search and found the name. We are trying to save this site, so the more we know about these individuals the better before these graves are under a parking lot at a strip mall. I will do whatever it takes to see this prevented. The Legion was recruited heavily in all 13 states. He was in Captain Thomas Pasteur's Company. Pasteur was from North Carolina and served in the Revolution. Any light whatsoever you can shedd on this man would be greatly appreciated. Average age of the Legion was 25, so he would have been born @1767. Sincerely, Patrick Riley M.A. Archaeologist From: Crilley <varcsix@hot.rr.com> To: "Patrick O'Reilly" <legion67@hotmail.com> Subject: Re: Henry Dundalo Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 06:27:24 -0500 This certainly does sound interesting. I don't recognize the name Legion Ville....can you tell me more about what county and state it is in? the map of the military graveyard sounds interesting. Does it actually mark the graves/ Do you know others who might be buried there? I'd sure like to help... At 03:12 AM 6/17/2002 +0000, you wrote: To Whom it May Concern, I recently returned from the National Archives in DC. I came across the name Henry Dundalo in the Legion of the United States (US ARMY 1792-1796). He is listed as dying at Legion Ville on 8 January 1792. This is a site that we are trying to preserve. We have found a map of the military graveyard. Do you have any information that me of help to us? Sincerely, Patrick Riley http://tristate.pgh.net/~bsilver/legion.htm Virginia Crilley

I'm so sorry about the Search Engines not working on the Bertie County pages. I'm looking into this and will try to get it resolved today...Thanks for your patience.... Virginia Crilley