Hi Jessie, I can give you all the MUNN graves in Bladen but from the checking that I have done it seems that the Munn family of Bladen was the Daniel Munn line and his descendents. There is a Munn farm in Bladen but, again, it was originally owned by Daniel Munn. I cannot find the first name James in the census, Wills, Heritage book, Bibles or cemeteries. I also checked all the books on the Scots that I have and once again they all pertain the Daniel. From # 17 634 THE MUNN FAMILY (in part) Daniel Munn I was born in Scotland in 1775. He was the son of Angus Munn. They came to Cumberland County in the late 1700s. He moved to Bladen County and purchased 340 acres of land, three miles west of Tar Heel in 1800, from John and Thomas Robeson. He and his uncle built a schoolhouse (perhaps this unnamed uncle is James) which was called Munn Institute . . . Note: He had eight children by two wives - no James's. I will be glad to give you the burial information if you think it will help you in any way. Just let me know. 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: Jessica Stamp <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 8:32 PM Subject: Cemeteries > Dee, > As you can see from the below messages, I got your email from Robert Butler. > I hope you don't mind. He thought you might be able to inform me of Munn > graves in Bladen County. I checked the websites before I contacted him. > Bladen county is a tough one as far as genealogy goes. The courthouse fires > destroyed alot of records. I believe the McAlpins were there before 1774 > when they show up in Cumberland County and I think the Munns, whom they were > very close to, either stayed there or went back there. I found someone else > on the internet researching Munns who said James Munn is supposed to be > buried on the Munn farm in Bladen County. Sometime after 1810 when he lasts > shows up in the Montgomery county census. I've also wondered if we're not > mixing up different families. I just haven't been able to find enough to > sort them out. Anything you can share could help. I hope I haven't > disturbed you and thank you for your time. > Jessie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 9:23 PM > Subject: Re: Cemeteries > > > > Jesse .. I have surveyed only in Cumberland County and the south part of > > Wake County .. where I live. I am sure both Bladen and Montgomery have > > been done. You might want to get on the respective rootsweb sites and > > give a shout. I am sure someone has the data at home. > > > > In fact, if you have specific names for Bladen, you should try contacting > > Dee Thompson. She is very knowledgeable about Bladen County. Her e-mail > > is: [email protected] > > > > There is one Munn in my cemetery records: Daniel S. Munn, s/o J.C.and E. > > Munn, b.11-24-1870/ d.3-6-1871 .. buried at Evans Cemetery in Cedar > > Creek. > > > > Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance. > > > > Happy hunting. > > > > Bob Butler > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -------- > > > > On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 20:40:50 -0400 "Jessica Stamp" <[email protected]> > > writes: > >> Bob, > >> I don't know if you remember me or not, we emailed a little back in > >> March and you surveyed my family cemetery, The Autry-McAlpin > >> cemetery in Stedman. Anyway, I'm trying to sort out the early Munn > >> families. The McAlpins and Munns were very close. I was wondering > >> if you've surveyed any cemeteries specifically in Bladen or > >> Montgomery counties with Munns in them. I found a geographical > >> reference to the Munn family cemetery in or near Biscoe, NC, but it > >> was strictly geographical. It gave latitude and longitude numbers > >> and cell reference (Biscoe) and that was it. Any help would be > >> appreciated. > >> Jessie= > > > > > > >