This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/HSB.2ACE/1625 Message Board Post: Hi I am looking for information on Charles O'Neal born about 1784 in Bladen Co, SC. His wife was Mary Tyrell and he had 7 Children. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi Jack, Well thank heavens for a new surname to research! From # 391 BAUGH, ANDREW In Carolina by May 1692.Sources: Y; 61 This source is Salley, A.S., Jr., Editor, Journal of the Grand Council of South Carolina, April 11 1692-September 26, 1692. (Note: Page 61 of this publication is not indexed.) From # 241 Decedent Index to South Carolina Probate Records, 1671-1721 Bow, John, 1698-1700, bundle index entry for will From # 205 BAUGH, WILLIAM, Book 1, Page 25, Laurens County From # 179 Friday, 15 July 1768. The Lt. Governor signed the following GRANTS FOR LAND William Baugh, 150 acres in Craven County WILLIAM BAUGH, 150 acres in Craven County on S fork of Reedy Creek. Survey certified 6-7-1768, granted 7-15-1768. Quit rent begins in 10 years. Recorded 9-28-1768. WILLIAM (A) ALLISON his mark. Dtd. 10-8-1772. RD. WINN, D.S. From # 317 Volume VI. 1978 Page 21: Will of Wm. Baugh of County of Laurens, freeholder . . . to wife Agness Baugh, one third of my land and one third of my moveable property. . .to son John, William and David, a part of my land. . . to my daughter Elizabeth, one cow and calf and her bed and Bedding. . . the rest of my children Margaret, Jonathan, Mary and Agness. . . wife Agness and son John, Exrs. . . 4 May 1787. . .Wm. Baugh Wit: James Abercrombie, Wm. Obannon, John Pinson. Volume VIII 1980 Pp.90-91: This 10th of March 1794. a memorandom of the appraisement of the Estate of Jacob Wright decd. Total £ 134 13 3, by John Henderson, John Baugh, Senr., Robert Freeman, appraisers. From # 319 Volume XXVII 1999 THE WILL OF NANCY ROBINSON, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT (dated 10 May 1851) (this will was contributed by a family member and is not included in published works. It apparently is lost.) This document is two pages long. . . . the share of Jenny House is to be divided between her surviving husband Thomas House and her children viz Elizabeth Baugh, George House, Thomas House, John House, Matilda Mize, James S. House, William House & Daniel House. Note: let me know if you want a full copy. From # 300 Baugh, Amasa, Edgefield, page 161 Baugh, Daniel, Edgefield, page 164 From # 187 [1790] Baugh, John, Sr., Ninety-Six District, Laurens County Baugh, Nancy, Ninety-Six District, Laurens County Beaugh, John, Jr., Ninety-Six District, Laurens County From # 238 paraphrased Daniel Baugh, Junr., 8 December 1802, mentioned on Turkey Creek and Stevens Creek with "adj Lands of", also witnessed same deed from John Taylor to Jesse Cox. From # 236 paraphrased Thomas Plunkett to Amasa Baugh, Bill of Sale for £12 sterling bed, sheets. coverlids, bolsters, pillows, (& much household equipment. . . proven 4 May 1796 Amasa Baugh, 14 December 1792, witnessed a deed from John Mock and wife Mary to Samuel Doolittle. p.239-241 Amasa Baugh to Drury Adams. Deed, 16 August 1797, £60 sterling, 87 1/2 acres adj lands of Pinix Howlet, Alexander Edmonds, Aquila Miles, Esqr, Caleb Neblet, Drury Adams, on Horns Creek, 51 3/4 acres of sd land originally granted to Aquila Miles on 6 February 1786, and 36 aces of sd land originally granted to Thomas Beckham. Wit: Daniel Flandigame, Josiah Marcus. /s/ Amasa Baugh. Judge Joseph Hightower certifies release of dower by Pashia Baugh wife of Amasa Baugh, 17 August 1797. /s/ Pashia (x) Baugh. Proven 8 September 1797 by Daniel Flandigame; Aquilla Miles, J P. Recorded 9th Septr 1797. From # 237 paraphrased Amasa Baugh, 2 September 1798, mentioned in Edgefield County deed "adj lands of". Daniel Baugh, 28 March 1798, witnessed a deed on Turkey Creek from Roger Smith of Charleston to Jourdan Brooks. Daniel Baugh/Lucy Baugh, 28 January 1800, witnessed a deed in Edgefield County from William Welsh to Stephen Brown. From # 699 (Not on List yet - The Bristol Registers of Servants Sent to Foreign Plantations) 1674 John Baugh to Thomas Hardwick, 4 yrs Barbados From # 404 BAUGH, WILLIAM Laurens 1-25 A-21 4 May 1787 Wife: Agnes -- Ex. Sons: John, William David (above will lists William AND David) Daus: Elizabeth and Margaret Son: Jonathan Daus: Mary and Agnes Prov. 4 May 1787 Wit: James Abercrombie, Wm. O'Bannon, John Pinson From # 173 Meeting of Tuesday 5 December 1769 John Baugh, 100 acres in South Carolina From # 174 Meeting of Monday 25 April 1774 Read the Petitions of the persons undernamed praying to have their elapsed platts certified. John Baugh, 100 acres From # The North Carolina Genealogical Society Journal Volume VIII (May1982) KEAGHY/KAGHAY, Samuel of Franklin County, ALABAMA, 6 Dec 1833, appoints Charles MANLY esq. of N.C., attorney, to recover said KAGHAY's legacy in right of his wife, Sarah, in the estate of David ANDERSON, late of North Carolina. Said wife, Sarah, was a JOHNSON before marriage, and first married Matthew COMMONS, and "after his death long past married to myself. Said Sarah is the granddaughter of the said David ANDERSON deceased." Wit: WILLIAM A. BAUGH From # 206 Executive Department Wednesday 26th December 1810 On application ORDERED That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit, one for Mr. Stephen Richardson with his mother and seven children from the county of Bulloch in this State [GA], one for Mr. Jesse Marler with his wife and three children, and Mrs. Sarah Ashley with one child all from Kershaw district, South Carolina and one for Mr. Evan Baughn with his wife from Edgefield district, South Carolina. From # 10 [NC] BAUGH, Josiah, Orange [County], 1779 BAUGHN, Wm, Halifax [County], 1783 From # 342 A List of Names; of the Living in Virginia, February the 16 1623 THOMAS BAUGH Musters of the INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA 23th [sic] of January 1624/25 Thomas Baugh came [arrived] in the SUPPLY [ship] From # 256 Baugh, William (1610-87) Va.; m. Jane ______, Justice [profession] From # 706 (Not listed yet: Historical Southern Families, Volume I) Prince George County Orders and Returns of Executions, 1714-1720: p. 197, Pt. 2. "On petition of Hugh Lee, it is ordered that James Baugh be overseer of the Nottoway River Road from John Coleman's. . . . . 8/12/1718 From # 535 BAUGH, William: b c1740/50 d p 5-4-1787 m Agness (Nancy) Allison PS SC (Patriotic Service South Carolina) NOTE: look back at book # 179 for the name Allison Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack Baugh To: Dee Thompson Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 4:04 PM Subject: Re: Cumberland_County_lookup Dee, Now I am VERY IMPRESSED. You have a major library. It is wonderful that you have volunteered to share it by your time and efforts. I know that I am very appreciative of you and the many others like you who are helping me to document my family history. Since you asked, my 4th ggrandfather John Baugh and his wife Rosannah Waters were in Laurens County, SC from at least 1785 until about 1800 when they relocated to Kentucky. According to my calculations they should have married about 1770 but I have never been able to locate documentation of that fact. It's also possible my 3rd ggrandfather, Philemon Baugh married Mary "Polly" Norris in Laurens, SC about 1795. Could you at your conveinience check your references #8, 122 through 129, 299, 303, and 360? The only references I have been able to identify any of them in is Baptist Church histories (Turkey Creek, Poplar Spring, Raeburns Creek) and the 1790 census for Laurens Co. Rosannah and her family came to SC sometime after 1760. I don't know when John got there or from where although some reseachers claim he was born in England about 1743, but where he immigrated, when and where he was located until 1785 are still mysteries to me. Many of their children claimed to! have been born in NC. Thank you again for your assistance. Jack

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Swindal/Swindle/Swindell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HSB.2ACE/1624 Message Board Post: Can anyone identify these Samuel Swindles? Samuel Swindle of Hyde County North Carolina appears to have been born about 1768. The records there indicate he married Eleanor Carawan by 1793. He first appears in the census there in 1800, which might indicate he had just become of age or head of a household. He is listed as being 26-45 years of age, his wife was 16-26 years of age and they had four children, two boys and two girls under the age of 10. If you assume the youngest was 0-1 and add two years for each birth you get the date of 1793 that is used indicating his possible marriage year. According to the census Samuel would have been born from 1755 to 1774. Having married about 1793 and the normal marriage age for men at this time being 25 years you can subtract and get the birth date of circa 1768. In February of 1804 William Carawan, probably Eleanor’s father, was granted letters of Administration and a petition to lay off one year’s provisions to Eleanor and five children. It would appear that Sa! muel Swindle was dead by this time. No will has been found for this Samuel Swindle. The names of Samuel and Eleanor’s children are not recorded. Samuel Swindle possibly the son of Josiah Swindle was born about 1754 in Hyde County, North Carolina. He died about 1808 in Bladen County. Samuel is believed to have moved to Bladen County, North Carolina from Hyde County in the late 1700's. Samuel Swindle married a lady named Mary. Mary’s last name is not known. Samuel and Mary Swindle had children: Willis Swindle Samuel Swindle Henry Swindle b. abt. 1776 James Swindle There is a document dated 07 Jun 1807 in Bladen County, North Carolina for a Samuel Swindall, which indicates that at the time of his death Samuel’s wife was named Mary. This document reads: “State of North Carolina Bladen County Know all men by these presents that Samuel Swindall Sen. of the County and State aforesaid planter for the love good will and affection which I have and do bare for my well beloved wife Mary Swindall and for divers other good causes and considerations me hereunto moving have given and granted and do by these presents do give and grant unto the said Mary Swindall during her natural life four negroes to wit: Nan Cuffo Salim and Lucy together with the third part of my stock and household furniture which negroes and other property after her death shall be equally divided between my four sons Viz: Willis, Samuel, Henry and James Swindall which property I the said Samuel Swindall do for myself my heirs executors administrators and assigns warrant and forever defend unto them their heirs and assigns as above directed against any lawfull claim or claims but be it remembered that the said Samuel Swindall will have the use of said property during my natural life the same as tho� 99 t! his deed of gift had never been given and likewise be it remembered that the said Mary Swindall must not move the above mentioned property out of said County without the consent of my sons Viz: Willis, Samuel, Henry and James. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th of June in the year of our Lord 1807. Samuel Swindall (seal) May Term 1808: This deed was proved by John High and ordered to be registered. J.S. Purdie, C.C.” Since Samuel only gave one third of his property to his wife, Mary it can be assumed the other two thirds went to his sons. Records indicate Samuel Swindall died in Hyde County about 1808. It is not clear if Samuel Swindall is one in the same as the Samuel Swindell who married Eleanor Carawn by 1793 in Hyde County, North Carolina but many researches say he is. In the 1800 North Carolina Census there were three Samuel Swindles listed, two in Bladen County, Sr. and Jr., and one in Hyde County. For this Samuel to have had a son Samuel who is listed as head of household in 1800 he would have had to have been married by at least 1775 making his birth year as early as 1750. This Samuel had a son, Henry about 1776 making him too old to have been one in the same with the Samuel of Hyde county. It is believed another son, James was born about 1880. There is also a record in Bladen County when Henry turns over his inheritance rights over to a Samuel Swindle. In this record it is stated that his mother’s name was “Mary Smith”. This record also says Henry Swindle of Greene Co. NC indicating he was living there at that time. This Mary is most likely the widow of Samuel who had remarried. Some researchers claim the Samuel Swindle of Bladen Co. was the one who married Eleanor Carawan about 1793 but how could this be if he was married to Mary in 1776 and she was his widow in 1807? Are these the same person or separate people?

Hi Jack, They are not listed in these three books nor are they in # 336 (Cumberland Bibles). I did find a JOHNSON CEMETERY-CEDAR CREEK TWP. From Tabor Church Road, take a left on Ed Dudley Road. The cemetery is about .25 mile on the right in a wooded area. JOHNSON, Margaret Daughter of R.W. & Mary Johnson Feb 13, 1866 - Jun 28, 1885 is the ONLY grave listed in the cemetery but it IS in Cedar Creek. Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Jack Baugh To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 4:42 PM Subject: Cumberland_County_lookup Dee, Do you have a listing in References #333,334 or 335 for Martha Hall Johnson d. June 15, 1886 or Matthew Johnson d. 22 Oct 1881? Supposedly , they are buried in a family plot somewhere along Cedar Creek Road in Cumberland County. If you have a listing and the location, I would appreciate any directions that might also be available. Thanking you in advance. Jack Baugh

Hi Catherine, I combined your emails to make this a bit shorter for the archives. From #115 O'Bryan, Dennis, Pt., Cook's Company, Dates of Enlistment and Commission - '77, Period of Service - 3 yrs, Drawn out of the Regt. Aug. 77. From # 504 Granville County Goshen District, 1786 Dennis Obrian, 1 white male 21-60, 2 white male under 21 & above 60, 2 white females all ages Patrick Obrian, 1 white male 21-60, 4 white male under 21 & above 60, 2 white females all ages, 4 blacks 12-50, 4 blacks under 12 & above 60 From # 10 O'BRYANT, Dennis, Granville, 1786 O'BRYANT, Patrick, Granville, 1786 From # 131 O'BRYAN, Dennis, Granville, 1784 O'BRYAN, Patrick, Granville, 1769 O'BRYAN, Patrick, Grnville, 1784 From # 66 O'BRYAN: M. In Warren County, Mr. DENNIS O'BRYAN to Miss [POLLY] GREEN, dau of SOLOMON GREEN, Esq. RaNCSw Friday 6 July 1811 107:4 From # 557 paraphrased: DENNIS OBRYON witnessed a deed from RODERICK CONNER of Norfolk Co., VA to DAVID MEADE of Nansemond Co., Va. 24 Sept. 1753, for 10,000 acres in Bath Co., (now Edge.). From #624 Obriant, Patrick, males: 2 (0-10), 1 (10-16), 1 (26-45); females: 2 (0-10), 1 (10-16), 1 (26-45),,, 3 slaves, Granville, Microfilm roll # 33 Note: Also in Granville CountyJohn, Sr., Joseph, Robert, and William. From # 12 5267 pg. 242 THOMAS GIBSON and GERALDUS OBRYAN 26 November 1757 100 acres in Cumberland County on the W. side of the N.W. River of Cape Fare [sic], joining ARCHIBALD MCNEAL, MATHEW REAFORD, and the River Bamk From # 136 Granville County Mother: Elizabeth Jackson Bondsman: Gardner Obriant Bondsman: Absolem Adcock Date: Jan 1853 Granville County Mother: Jackobina Adcock Bondsman: Presley Wright Bondsman: Thomas Blalock Bondsman: James P. Obriant Date: Dec 1841 Granville County Mother: Jackobina Adcock Bondsman: Presley Wright Bondsman: Thomas Blalock Bondsman: James P. Obriant Date: Dec 1841 Granville County Mother: Ellen Hester Bondsman: Gardener Obriant Bondsman: L.T. Hobgood Date: Oct 1877 Granville County Mother: Sally Anne Obriant Bondsman: Washington Brinkley Bondsman: Abner Veasey Date: Aug 1861 From # 535 OBRIANT Dennis:b _ d p[after] 6-7-1790 m Rebecca - Sol PS NC [Soldier, Patriot Service, North Carolina] From # 396 1842 O'BRIANT, Elizabeth Ann to James Davis, Oct., Warren county. R. R. Oct. 18, 1842. 1843 O'BRYAN, Dennis Giraldus, Nov. 13, , Warren county. R. R. Dec. 1, 1843. From # 475 O'BRYAN, Dennis to Green, Miss (d. Solomon), June 28, 1811 From # 456 15 O'BRIANT marriages in mid-1800s [males] 12 O'BRIANT marriages in mid-1800s [females] From # 11 O'Briant, Denis [sic], 078 [Person County], 1817, WI-7/267, AR O'Bryan, Dennis, 082 [Richmond County], 1800, WB--1/74, AR O'Bryan, Dennis, 100 [Warren County], 1843, WB-38/229, AR From # 563 Ashe County Marriage Bonds 1846/Wm. O'Briant/Mary Jane Pafford NOTE: There are at least three family lines that feature a DENNIS O'Briant, O'Bryan, etc. Only one of these lines had Patrick. This took quite a while because some of these books that you asked for did not have an index. Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Catherine O'Briant <[email protected]> To: 'Dee Thompson' <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 1:16 PM Subject: Ref: Book List Morning Dee Every time I read your booklist I get over anxious trying to choose 1 book. Your collection is a treasure to me because just about each book holds a link into my own genealogy. I don't know what to do, the follow are a list of books I feel certain might hold a clue to my weakest link Patrick O'Brian(t) I wrote earlier. I understand this is much to ask and I would understand, could you please look up Patrick and Dennis Geraldus O'Brian, O'Bryan (variant spellings). Could you look up in your Granville/Person areas for the my matriarch ... Patrick O'Brian(t) b. 1740 - d. 1804 Granville Co., NC., I'm hoping that you would have any details concerning Patrick O'Brian(t), birth, or parents and where their from. In some court records I found in Richmond, VA there seems to be some type of a relationship between Patrick and Geraldus O'Briant, Sr. b. abt 1742 Ireland. Possibly his brother. Many of Geraldus O'Bryan(s) family I've followed up in Edgecombe Co., NC. The earliest record I've found for Patrick was a 1769 Tax record in Granville Co., NC. I understand both Patrick and his son Dennis O'Brian(t) were in the Rev. War but don't know the specifics. Patrick was married more then once. Family folklore is Patrick came from Ireland to seek his fortune and was an indentured servant leaving a wife and child to come to America. Patrick's last wife was Alta Hester. Dennis (last name found spelt O'Bryan(t), O'Brien, etc) b. 1760 Granville Co., NC - d. Feb 1817 Person Co., NC., his mother's name was Elizabeth ? (widow of David Stroud). Married Aug 05, 1806 Granville Co., NC to Rebecca Harris b. ? NC., daughter of John Harris (per Will) - d. Aug 30, 1836 Person Co., NC Dennis Jr b. May 29, 1784 Granville Co., NC m/t Frances Wilkerson b. Jan 22, 1790 Granville Co., NC d/o Francis Wilkerson and Ursala Satterwhite. Their son: Randolph O'Briant b. Aug 08, 1810 Granville Co., NC m/t Prudence Dixon b. Oct 16, 1808 NC. This couple later moved to Fayetteville Co., TN before settling in Attala Co., MS during 1830. I'm perplexed as to whether I should be emailing this to the BLADEN message board to you or sending it to you like this. I am sincere and would render expenses for your efforts. Most appreciated, Catherine 8. NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE RECORDS FROM THE EARLIEST COLONIAL DAYS TO THE CIVIL WAR. 10. NORTH CAROLINA TAXPAYER, 1679 - 1790 11. NORTH CAROLINA WILLS: A TESTATOR INDEX, 1665-1900 12. COLONY OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1735-1764: ABSTRACTS OF LAND PATENTS 16. PROVINCE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1663 - 1729, ABSTRACTS OF LAND PATENTS 18. EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE PAPERS 20. CAROLINA CRADLE, SETTLEMENT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA FRONTIER, 1747 -1762 29. THE GRANVILLE DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA 1748 - 1763, ABSTRACTS OF MISCELLANEOUS LAND OFFICE RECORDS 55; 56; 57; 58; 59. EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA,FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE PAPERS, Vols. IV to VIII 64. NORTH CAROLINA WILLS AND INVENTORIES 65. NORTH CAROLINA PLANTERS AND THEIR CHILDREN 1800-1860 66. ABSTRACTS OF VITAL RECORDS FROM RALEIGH, NC NEWSPAPERS, VOL I, 1799-1819 95. AN ABSTRACT OF NORTH CAROLINA WILLS FROM ABOUT 1760 TO ABOUT 1800 SUPPLEMENTING GRIMES ABSTRACT OF NORTH CAROLINA WILLS 1663 TO 1760 101. EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, VOLUME III: LOOSE PAPERS AND RELATED MATERIALS, 1712 - 1798 (FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE PAPERS) 102. EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, VOLUME IX: COLONIAL COURT RECORDS - ESTATE PAPERS, 1665 - 1775 103. EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, VOLUME X: COLONIAL COURT RECORDS - ESTATE PAPERS, 1665 - 1775 104. EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, VOLUME XI: COLONIAL COURT RECORDS - ESTATE PAPERS, 1665 - 1775 113. INDEX TO NORTH CAROLINA WILLS, 1663-1900, Volume 1-3 115. ROSTER OF SOLDIERS FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: with an appendix containing miscellaneous records 131. NORTH CAROLINA TAXPAYER, 1701- 1786 136. NORTH CAROLINA BASTARDY BONDS 147. NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE BONDS & CERTIFICATES: CUMBERLAND COUNTY,1803-1878 175. INDEX TO NORTH CAROLINA ANCESTORS 217. NORTH CAROLINA HEADRIGHTS, A LIST OF NAMES, 1663-1744 249; 250; 251; 252; 253; 254; 255. COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 327. HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF NORTH CAROLINA FROM 1584 TO 1851 342. THE ORIGINAL LISTS OF PERSONS OF QUALITY 376; 377; 378; 379. MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES IN RALEIGH REGISTER AND NORTH CAROLINA STATE GAZETTE 392; 393. THE GRANVILLE DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA 1748-1763 ABSTRACTS OF LAND GRANTS 422. ABSTRACTS: GRANVILLE GRANTEES, HALIFAX COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, PUBLIC REGISTRY 443. BRISTOL AND AMERICA - A RECORD OF THE FIRST SETTLERS IN THE COLONIES OF NORTH AMERICA 1654-1685 453. EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE RECORDS 1760-1868 456. PERSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE RECORDS 1792-1869 461. RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGE RECORDS 1783-1868 475. MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES FROM RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, NEWSPAPERS, 1796-1826 537. THE SCOTS-IRISH IN THE CAROLINAS 563. N. C. INVENTORIES OF ESTATES, 1677-1784 [lost Wills and intestate records]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barlow Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HSB.2ACE/1623 Message Board Post: If anyone has any info re the Barlow family in these counties ca 1790-1820, please respond. Any information would be helpful. Thank you, Kem Barlow

This query was posted awhile back, but I am again posting it in hopes of obtaining information on this family. I am looking for spouses and children of both Elizabeth and Mary ROGERS. The only information I have on the family is shown in the below will of John STEVENS. Thanks for any information __________________________________________ STEVENS John Duplin Co. not dated prob. 20 Dec. 1784 Son John Stevens - negro boy Carry ca 6 yrs Son Isaac Stevens - negro girl Nance ca 10 yrs Son Hardy Stevens - negro boy Sam ca 15 yrs Son Richard Stevens - negro boy James ca 16 yrs Rem. est. be divided between 4 sons & 3 daus viz: Elizabeth Rogers, Mary Rogers, Maryan Carr, John Stevens, Isaac Stevens, Richard Stevens & Hardy Stevens Exec: John Stevens, Hardy Stevens, Joshua Sikes Wit: Fleet Cooper, Cager Stevens, John Stevens [signed: John ( ) Stevens

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/HSB.2ACE/1584.1.2.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: when i find info on angus munn again i will forward it to you. chy

Martha, There are 88 John Campbell listings. Now what do we do? Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Martha To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 6:33 PM Subject: Bladen_County_lookup Dee Could you please look and see if there is a John Campbell listed in the 96th District of South Carolina in the following book? #214, Colonial Soldiers of the South 1732-1774 by Murtie J. Clark. Thank You, martha Thrasher

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/HSB.2ACE/1584.1.2.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I am not sure Chy. I have just started this research and would like to believe that they were from England. I would also like to find the Henderson and Munn coming from the same area in England but am not that far back so far. Appreicate and help. Jeanette

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Daniel Family Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HSB.2ACE/1617.3 Message Board Post: Thank you for your help!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Daniel Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HSB.2ACE/1622 Message Board Post: Request Lookup- or ANY information on the Daniels family,Prior to 1796. Thank you in advance.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HSB.2ACE/861.2 Message Board Post: joel- this is billie i just read your posting for john russell reece, a woman i have been try to connect (for sure )to us, here grandfather was john russell, and here father russell reece -e-mail

Hi Lanell, The records are found in the Bible record of JOSEPH LOCKE (not Joseph Wilson). From # 28 JOSEPH LOCKE FAMILY RECORD Joseph Locke son of John Lock & Mary Wilson his wife was {sic] natives of North Carolina, Bladen County, was born ___________15th, 1797. Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2005 4:53 PM Subject: Bladen_County_lookup Dee, I am looking for documentation of the marriage (about 1777) of Mary Wilson (daughter of Sylvanus Wilson) and John Locke, Jr. of Bladen/Cumberland County. Dr. Peacock says in his Leonard Locke book (p. 89) that proof of the marriage is found in the Bible Record of Joseph Wilson, son of Sylvanus. Would you check you Cumberland Co. book # 336 and the Bladen Co. books @ 1, 46,47,48 and 49 for that Bible Record? Thank you for your wonderful look-up service. Lanell Saeger [email protected]

From # 499 Carolina As/ You are forthwth to Cause to be Admeasured and Laid out unto Will: Trevethan one towne Lott observeing the Rules & Method already etablished for building the sd. Towne: And a Certifycate fully specifyin the Number & bounds thereof you are to Returne unto us with all Convenient speed & for your soe Doeing this shall be your Warrant Dated the five and twentyeth Day of febreuary 1683/4 To Majr: Maurice Matthews John Godfrey Joseph Morton Surveyr: Generall Mau: Matthews John Moore From # 121 (Wills - not Deeds) no information Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 4:27 PM Subject: Re: Bladen_County_lookup Thank you so much, Dee. Well, this leads me to ask for lookups in: #121 "Abstracts of the Deeds of South Carolina" for William Trevethan. #499 "Warrants for Lands in South Carolina" for William Trevethan. I hope this is not too much to ask for. If it is, I understand and I certainly appreciate the help you've given me. Peggy Trevathan

From # 85 Council, Arthur, N.C. Captain. 2 Aug. 1784. 3840 acres to heirs. Dee For a detailed bibliography on the reference sources used for lookups, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: way <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 24, 2005 6:27 AM Subject: Bladen_County_lookup > REVOLUTIONARY WAR BOUNTY LAND GRANTS AWARDED BY STATE GOVERNMENTS > I would like to request a lookup of Arthur Council of Bladen county > NC.Thanks... Wayne > >

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/HSB.2ACE/1584.1.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: when i was researching info on my family of munns, found a lot of info on angus munn, this angus originaed from kent england, could this be your people.? did they come from england to nc.? chy

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/HSB.2ACE/1617.2 Message Board Post: Contact the White Lake/ Elizabethtown Chamber of Commerce for an address for the church. I think this is your best bet. Or write to church at Kelly, NC.

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/HSB.2ACE/1617.1 Message Board Post: there is a message posted dec 4 200, by k. benbow that tells the location of this church is.? try advanced search. good luck. chy

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/HSB.2ACE/1621 Message Board Post: Wondering if any siblings or other relatives still reside in Bladen Co. Charles C. was born 1926 in Elizabethtown. He entered the Merchant Marines in Baltimore, MD and died in the state of Washington in Nov 1981. Would like to know if Charles ever was stationed in CT, around New London, in 1951.