In this 1810 census of Caswell County, I have 5 columns headed "F - S - L - C - V" to right of the age categories for males and females and have neglected to make a note of the meaning of each. Can someone help interpret the column abbreviations? Many thanks as always. Marilyn F= free persons except Indians not taxed. S= Slaves. Thats as far as I can go from memory. Russ. >>><:>

In this 1810 census of Caswell County, I have 5 columns headed "F - S - L - C - V" to right of the age categories for males and females and have neglected to make a note of the meaning of each. Can someone help interpret the column abbreviations? Many thanks as always. Marilyn

In a message dated 12/4/2002 9:59:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, Chuck Gibson <cathal@flash.net> writes: >Anyone know her parents? > >North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 >Bride: Marianne Lea >Groom: John Elmore >Bond Date: 27 Nov 1798 >County: Caswell Record #: 01 085 >Bondsman: James Farley >Witness: Ald. Murphey >Bond #: 000015131 > >Their son John Anderson Elmore m. Anna Eliza Roper. >Ann was the dau of  Henry H Roper and Rachel Farley. > >Chuck Gibson Hello Chuck, Have you looked into Ben Rose's compilations of Lea Data? He does not draw final conclusions with regards to some branches of the Leas of Caswell, but he has generally organized data so that some are easier to follow. Best regards, John Fox Winston Salem, NC

Hi, Bill, I come from the Andrew Caddel and Jean Henderson lineage, also. Mitchell's were also in Person, Caswell area. Henry Mitchell married Nancy Carnal about 1780. I believe Henry Mitchell may have been a son of Robert Mitchell who married Ann Lea. I am not positive, but I am sure they were related as Henry helped with the selling of Arthur Mitchell's land and Arthur was a son of Robert and Ann. I have been told that Patrick Carnal's wife was Mary Caddel. They lived in Caswell county, NC. This couple is Nancy Carnal's parents. Just thought I would add to the conversation! Linda Franks

Anyone know her parents? North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Marianne Lea Groom: John Elmore Bond Date: 27 Nov 1798 County: Caswell Record #: 01 085 Bondsman: James Farley Witness: Ald. Murphey Bond #: 000015131 Their son John Anderson Elmore m. Anna Eliza Roper. Ann was the dau of Henry H Roper and Rachel Farley. Chuck Gibson

Pam, Long time no hear... I have no other TRAYLOR/TAYLOR record. However, I'm intersted in who you have from Spotsylvania et al...re: "I have two sets (possibly more) of families from the Spotsylvania/Orange/Culpeper area of Virginia that moved to two different locations in NC---one set that moved from there to Orange/Caswell, NC,...." I'm finding GREENs, HENDERSONs and other allied families that married LEA...interconnected. I'm closing in on my Andrew CADDEL's roots in VA. He prob was indentured in the Hanover/Spotsylvania area after he came over from Scotland in c1746, witness deed in 1751 Spotsylvania, SCC/surveys in 1754 in Orange Co., NC w/LEA group. He married a Jean Henderson (c1765) and several of his children married GREEN. It's obvious that Andrew CADDEL, his wife Jean HENDERSON and his children was very closely allied with the LEA. Bill pamstone wrote: > Bill and everyone in Caswell, > > That Joseph TAYLOR listed as a witness to the > 1788 LEE-McNEILL Deed of Gift was actually > my own Joseph TRAYLOR. (There were no > TAYLOR listings in 1784 in Caswell, only my > Joseph TRAYLOR---recorded in 1784 as TRAYLOR > and in 1790 as Joseph TAYLOR. [Thanks for > additional record!]) > > Thanks, everyone! > > Pam > pamstone@digital.net > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Bill Caddell <bcaddell@hcnews.com> > To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com <NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Thursday, November 28, 2002 9:25 PM > Subject: McNEILL, LEA, CADDEL, > > > I have the following reference (below) to McNeill/McNeal and others noted in > my database. The Andrew CADDEL is my gggg grandfather (Immigrant from > Scotland). > The Jean CADDEL is the spouse of Andrew, her maiden name was HENDERSON. > Andrew was allied to the LEA family before 1754, to what extent I do not know. > Andrew witnessed a deed in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1751. The other note, Re: > Vermillion per will. Where in VA did they come...to Orange (Caswell) Co., NC via > Granville Co., NC? > > 1751 - April 2, Andrew CADDLE (CADDEL) witness land transaction, > John Tyre of Albermarle County, VA to John Williamson > of Spotsylvania County, VA, at £16 current for 100 > acres, St George Parish, Spotsylvania County. Witness: > Robert Huddleston, William Mathews, Andrew CADDLE, > Edward Land. County records, volume 1, page 184. > > 1779 - December 20, Deed Book A, page 337, No. 213, to Charles > Trim, 440 acres on Double Creek, adjacent to Andrew > CADDEL, James Anderson, Alexander Rose, Jesse > Vermillion and Robert Dickens, Caswell County, NC. > > > 1778 - December 25, Robert Dickins entered 640 acres on Double > Creek of Hico River, bordered by Thomas McNeil, Andrew > CADDEL, Thomas Hendrickson and John Dowell, Caswell > County Land Entries, page 146, No. 854. > > 1788 - July 7, William Lea to son-in-law John McNeill, gift of > a Negro girl and her child Clary, witnessed: J. Atkinson > Jean CADDELL (CADDEL) and Joseph Taylor, Deed of Gift > Book B, page 264, Caswell County, NC. > > 1790 - 30 January, Robert Dickens to John McNeal sale of 121 > acres for 121 ½ Spanish milled dollars, adjacent to > William Waite, Andrew CADELL (CADDEL), McNeal's Corner, > William Lea and William Brown, Witnessed: William K. > Harrison, Caswell County, NC, Deed Book G, page 22.

Bill and everyone in Caswell, That Joseph TAYLOR listed as a witness to the 1788 LEE-McNEILL Deed of Gift was actually my own Joseph TRAYLOR. (There were no TAYLOR listings in 1784 in Caswell, only my Joseph TRAYLOR---recorded in 1784 as TRAYLOR and in 1790 as Joseph TAYLOR. [Thanks for additional record!]) :-) I have two sets (possibly more) of families from the Spotsylvania/Orange/Culpeper area of Virginia that moved to two different locations in NC---one set that moved from there to Orange/Caswell, NC, and another that moved from there to Surry/Wilkes, NC. Some of the families in each set had intermarried, while others who may or may not have been related at least knew each other, given their proximity to each other in Virginia. ( I also know of at least one man listed in an Orange, VA deed as moving to North Carolina [Charles STEVENS, who died in Caswell. Anyone have records for him in NC?]) I know he died there, but have no details of his will, which probably relate back to VA... The Orange, VA to Orange/Caswell, NC group of my own that I am currently aware of was my Dunkin/ Duncan BOHANNON/BOHANON/BOHANIN (III), whose apparent 2nd wife was Susanna MAY, who seems to have been a dau. of John MAY of Caroline Co., VA. (Duncan's first wife apprears to have been a BAYLOR, dau. of John II.) This family was also recorded as: BUCHANON, BUCKHANNON, BUCHANNON. My Joseph Traylor's surname switched back and forth between TRAYLOR and TAYLOR in all of the records I have of him during his lifetime (his estate, recorded in Brunswick Co., VA, 1794 is TRAYLOR in the probate records---listed as TAYLOR in Virginia Wills and Administrations.) Joseph was first recorded in Lunenburg Co., VA in 1772; he had at least 6 children, but died, place unknown, in 1794. I know that he was in Caswell 1784-1790, and that he died in 1794. But I do NOT know exactly where he died---it does not appear to have been in either Brunswick, VA or in Caswell or Person County, NC. Any help ANY person may give will be greatly appeciated. Thanks, everyone! Pam pamstone@digital.net -----Original Message----- From: Bill Caddell <bcaddell@hcnews.com> To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com <NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, November 28, 2002 9:25 PM Subject: McNEILL, LEA, CADDEL, I have the following reference (below) to McNeill/McNeal and others noted in my database. The Andrew CADDEL is my gggg grandfather (Immigrant from Scotland). The Jean CADDEL is the spouse of Andrew, her maiden name was HENDERSON. Andrew was allied to the LEA family before 1754, to what extent I do not know. Andrew witnessed a deed in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1751. The other note, Re: Vermillion per will. Where in VA did they come...to Orange (Caswell) Co., NC via Granville Co., NC? 1751 - April 2, Andrew CADDLE (CADDEL) witness land transaction, John Tyre of Albermarle County, VA to John Williamson of Spotsylvania County, VA, at £16 current for 100 acres, St George Parish, Spotsylvania County. Witness: Robert Huddleston, William Mathews, Andrew CADDLE, Edward Land. County records, volume 1, page 184. 1779 - December 20, Deed Book A, page 337, No. 213, to Charles Trim, 440 acres on Double Creek, adjacent to Andrew CADDEL, James Anderson, Alexander Rose, Jesse Vermillion and Robert Dickens, Caswell County, NC. 1778 - December 25, Robert Dickins entered 640 acres on Double Creek of Hico River, bordered by Thomas McNeil, Andrew CADDEL, Thomas Hendrickson and John Dowell, Caswell County Land Entries, page 146, No. 854. 1788 - July 7, William Lea to son-in-law John McNeill, gift of a Negro girl and her child Clary, witnessed: J. Atkinson Jean CADDELL (CADDEL) and Joseph Taylor, Deed of Gift Book B, page 264, Caswell County, NC. 1790 - 30 January, Robert Dickens to John McNeal sale of 121 acres for 121 ½ Spanish milled dollars, adjacent to William Waite, Andrew CADELL (CADDEL), McNeal's Corner, William Lea and William Brown, Witnessed: William K. Harrison, Caswell County, NC, Deed Book G, page 22. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > From: > dmcneill@peaknet.net > Date: > 27 Nov 2002 20:43:22 -0700 > To: > NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: McNeill > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RSB.2ACE/1677 > > Message Board Post: > > I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in Caswell County about 1790-1800. > > ______________________________ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > RE: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > From: > "Ronald Weiss" <rbweiss@widomaker.com> > Date: > Thu, 28 Nov 2002 00:51:20 -0500 > To: > NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > > > Reference "CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA WILL BOOKS 1777-1814", ABSTRACTS by > Katharine Kerr Kendall, Index by Mary Frances Kerr Donaldson, reprinted by > Clearfield Company, Inc. 1997 > > Page 8 > December Court 1781, Will Book A, page 173 > THOMAS MCNEILL - Will - w. 20 April 1781. Wife Ann; sons Thomas, John, > Benjamin; daughters Mary, Lois, Elizabeth Roberts, Nancy Vermillion, Patsy > Hubbard Lea. Exec: wife, son John, son in law Willson Vermillion, and > George Lea (son of William). Wit: George Lea, John Clixby, Lucy Lea > > Happy Thanksgiving, > Ronnie Weiss, in Virginia > Descendant of STEPHENS and PLEASANTS in Caswell County, North Carolina > > -----Original Message----- > From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of > dmcneill@peaknet.net > Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:43 PM > To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > > > Message Board Post: > > I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in > Caswell County about 1790-1800. ============================== 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

Books by Dr. John Hope Franklin will probably give you as much history of this period as you can absorb. I do not have the names but know that Dr. Franklin has been the preeminent authority of the free black experience in this country for many, many years. Another scholar who is recognized as probably the next best authority after Dr. Franklin is Dr. Ira Berlin who (I believe) is a professor at the University of Maryland. There is also a professor of history at NC Central University in Durham, NC who has written a book about free black families in Caswell and surrounding counties. I have read some of Dr. Franklin's writings and heard the other 2 scholars speak at a Thomas Day Education Project symposium in the Historic Caswell County Courthouse 2 years ago. Thomas Day was born in Dinwiddie County, VA and his family was a part of this migration. A CD-Rom will soon be available (any day now) that uses his life to teach research skills. As soon as I have an opportunity, I'll post some additional info about these folks and the CD-ROM which may be helpful. Lib McPherson, President Caswell County Historical Assn. Advisory Board Member, Thomas Day Education Project. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kdberr1@aol.com> To: <NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 6:39 PM Subject: Free people of color/Caswell Co? > HI: > I'm researching my LONG/TONEY/WALKER families in Caswell County. Have > discovered that they were probably free mixed-race African Americans who may > have migrated from Virginia in the 1700s. > > I would like to know how to go about finding out more about this migration. > Have found ARTHUR TONEY and WILLIAM LONG (William Long married NANCY TONEY, > possibly ARTHUR's granddaughter, in 1840 in Caswell Co.) on the > freeafricanamericans.com site in the 1810 Census. > > All reference works/titles/bibligraphy suggestions appreciated. > KBerry > > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hello Rice Researchers, I an sending along copies of two postings from other sites which gave me pause for thought, since the Kerr name is found as a given name in my family of Rices from Thomas (CB) Rice of Hanover Co. VA and Caswell Co. NC. I am interested in knowing if any of you have run across similar early Rice/Kerr connections in your research. We still do not know the maiden or given names of Thomas' wife and mother. My strong feelings are that Thomas was a descendant of John Rice, so the first posting caught my attention. The second posting caught my attention because Thomas Rice of Caswell had a daughter named Lucy. If anyone knows of how these Rices mentioned below would fit into the Rice genealogy, that would also be a plus. Best regards, John Fox Winston Salem, NC POSTING ONE: James Kerr of Albemarle, VA ca 1770-1798 Posted by: Martha Irwin Date: May 23, 2001 at 07:42:24   of 3307 Go Seeking information for a James Kerr b. ca 1740 and married 1: Sarah Unknown who died before 1795 in Albemarle, VA. James and Sarah had the following children: Elizabeth, John Rice, Mary, James and David. Their daughter Elizabeth married Joseph Jones Monroe. Following Sarah's death before 1795, James married Susan Unknown, who died 1798 Albemarle, VA. Following the untimely death of his second wife, James went to KY, where he died after 1808. Any information about this James Kerr or a possible connection to the middle name of the son, John Rice... would be greatly appreciated. Thank-you. POSTING TWO: Rice in NC Rice-L Posted by: H. Lloyd Wilkerson Date: March 28, 1999 at 13:51:54   of 8047 Go Hi: I descend from Mary Elizabeth Rice, b. 7 May 1734 in Middlesex County, VA. She married Alexander Kerr in 1750 in Caswell County, NC. He was born 15 JUN 1726 in Scotland and died abt 1814 in Caswell County, NC. According to my research there were nine children from this marriage, 8 girls and one boy: Elizabeth, John, Sarah, Susanna, Nancy, Mary, Frances, Martha and Lucy. Could anyone share information about the predecessors of Mary Elizabeth Rice Kerr and any other information about her life, date and place of death? If I have information that will assist you, I will gladly share it! H. Lloyd Wilkerson Major General, US Marine Corps Retired 102 Shoreham Drive Jacksonville, NC 26546-8104

Don, I hoped to find some useful records for you in the Deeds that would indicate lineage for Hector and Benjamin McNeill, but the record abstracts I have are for sale of property or as a witness, but not much by inheritance. Perhaps it will open up some other leads for you. Reference "CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DEED BOOKS 1817-1840", Abstracts by Katharine Kerr Kendall, 1992, Published by Genealogy Publishing Service, Franklin, NC p. 187 Deed Book AA - page 250-1; John B. McMullin of CC to Nathaniel Torian of Person Co., for $611, 200A on S Hyco adj John McMurray, Hector McNeil. 6 April 1832. Wit: Jas S. McMurray, Wm. McMurray ********************************** ************************ ***************** Reference "CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DEED BOOKS 1777-1817", Abstracts by Katharine Kerr Kendall, 1989, Published by Southern Historical Press, Inc, Easley, South Carolina * McNEIL * P. 119, Deed Book G, p. 41, Benjamin McNeil of CC to Edward Clay of same, for 160 lbs , 168A on Richland Cr adj Clay, Andrew CADLE, James Rankin. 27 Oct 1789. Wit: Thos Vanhook, Benjamin Hatcher, Alexr Morison. * P 59, Deed Book B page 456 340 A on Hico adj Henry McNeill * P. 67, Deed Book C, page 108, John Smith of CC to Henry McNeil for 55lbs 200 A on S Hico...adj Ezekiel Dollarhide, 20 Apr 1784 * P. 74, Deed Book D, p. 56 ...on Flat River adj Henry McNeil...10 Nov 1784 * P 104, Deed Book E p. 304... on N. Hico called Rambo Br...wit Henry McNeil...15 Jun 1788 * P. 4, Deed Book A p. 64, Thomas McNeal of CC (taylor) to Edmund Roberts of same co, for 50 lbs, 120 A on both sides of Hensley's Mill Cr adj Darby Henley part of a larger tract McNeal purchased of Abraham Miles. 1 June 1778. Wit John McNeil * P. 33, Deed Book A Page 623 Thomas McNeil of CC to John McNeil of same, for 30,000 lbs, 400 A on Richland Cr adj Lawrence Vanhook's former line, now Edward Clay, Anderson. 19 Dec 1780. Wit: Wilson Vermillion, * P. 69, Deed Book C p. 148, John McNeil of CC to Tobias Williams of same , for 40 lbs VA money, 200 A on both sides of Sanders' Br of Country Line Cr. 18 Jan 1786 * P. 94, Deed Book E p. 137, John McNeil of CC to Tobias Williams of same , for 50 lbs, 200 A on Country Line Cr. adj Hays corner, Donaldson, Richard Moore, 16 Jan 1787 Acknd. * P 49, Deed Book B, p. 245, Richland Cr...adj Thomas McNeil...13 Oct 1783 McNEILL * Alexander, Annis, Dorothy, ... * P. 117, Deed Book G p. 7-8, Owen Lea of CC to David Mitchell... on S Hico & and Creeks...4 Nov 1788...wit Benjn McNeill * P 177...25 Mar 1797...wit Benj McNeill * P. 126, Deed Book G, pl 155-6, Roger Atkinson of Dinwiddy Co. (VA) to Joseph Jones of same 200A on Hico and county line...wit Hector McNeill...9 Oct 1790 * P. 233, Deed Book M p. 325-6... wit Hector McNeill...11 Apr 1803 * P. 1, Deed Book A p. 16, William Stone, David Womack, and Margaret Pryor (Widow and Relict) exed of estate of John Pryor decd of Orange Co, to Henry McNeill of same co., for 56 lbs, 310 A on N fork of Flat River the land John Pryor decd purchased of Hosea Tapley Senr & Jun. 28 May 1777 * (*The following 2 deeds may indicate sale of Henry McNeill's original land grant property apparently purchased from Lord Granville*) * P 2, Deed Book A p. 32, (7 couples plus) Henry McNeill and Dolly all of CC, to John Baird of same co. for 267 lbs, 955 A on Mayo and Donaldson's Creeks ...entered by Lord Granville on 26 Dec 1762. 17 Oct 1777 * P. 3, Deed Book A p. 51, (same 7 couples) and Henry and Dorothy McNeill, all legatees jointly, to Claud Muirhead of CC530 lbs Proclamation money, 429 A on Hico Cr adj ...17 Oct 1777 * P. 61, Deed Book C, p. 6, Benj Hubbard Senr. Of CC to John McNeill of same, for 100 lbs, 400 A both sides Sander's Br waters of Country Line Cr adj Hays corner, Donaldson's line, Dobbins, Richard Moore, said tract granted by State., 8 Oct 1783. 19 jan 1785 * P. 67, Deed Book C p. 108, John Smith of CC to Henry NcNeil, for 55 lbs, 200 A on S. Hico and Cobb Cr adj ThoNeeley, Richd Lea. By George Lea, atty in fact. 19 July 1785. Acknd. * P 79, Deed Book D, Grants from the State of North Carolina, p. 172 No. 644 - to Henry McNeill 640 A on Flat R adj David Vanhook, Abraham Hargis, Wm. Noyell, Norsworthy. 10 Nov 1784 * P 79, Deed Book D, Grants from the State of North Carolina, p. 191 No. 749 - to Henry McNeill 152 A on Flat R adj David Vanhook, Wm. Noyel, Norsworthy, Robt. Reynolds. 10 Nov 1784 * P 118, Deed Book G p. 20, Henry McNeill of CC to David Mann of same, for 300 lbs, 300 A n fork Flat R. 20 Jan 1790 * P 170, Deed Book J, p. 316, ...530 A in CC & Person Co.... adj Henry McNeill, 9 Feb 1796 (Henry McNeill had property near the Person Co. Caswell Co. border, RBW) * P. 297, Deed Book Q, p. 2 - Alexander McNeill of CC to Pryor McNeill of Person Co., for $500, a colt he purchased of Thomas Wilderson. 27 May 1808. Wit... Henry McNeill * P. 283, Deed Book P, p. 160, John Mallory of CC to Hosea McNeill of same, for $907, 343 A on Stoney Cr at Walnut Br adj Cantrell, 7 Oct 1807 * P. 115, Deed Book F p. 290-1, Mary McNeill of CC to Wilson Vermillion of same , for natural love to her brother-in-law, 100 A on Henley's Mill Cr adj his own land 10 May 1789. Wit: Charles Bostick, Lois McNeill. * P. 327; Deed Book Q, p. 571 Allotment of dower to Mary McNeill of lands of her decd husband, 91 A, adj Bird. 12 May 1812 * P 362; Deed Book R p. 411; Mary McNeill exec of Alexander McNeill decd to Moses Fuller, for $400, negro woman slave Hagar about 19 yrs old, child janet 6 mos old. 6 Apr 1810. W. Warren, Pryor McNeill. * P. 8, Deed Book A p. 120, Thomas McNeill of CC to Willson Vermillion of same co., for natural love of his son-in-lsw, 100 A on Henley's Mill Cr adj Edmd Roberts, Rosebrough. 8 Mar 1779. **************************************************************************** ********************************** Reference "PERSON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA COMPILATIONS 1792-1820", by > Katharine Kerr Kendall, 1978 * P. 27 - Letters of Attorney Person County, Malcolm McNeill of Christian Co. KY to Nathaniel Norfleet - Sept. 19, 1817 * P. 29 - George C. McNeill of Fayetteville, NC to Daniel D. McNeill of Fayetteville, NC November 12, 1836 * P. 12, Person Co. Tax List for 1794, St. Luke's District, Henry McNeil, 930 A, 1 white poll, 7 black polls * P. 98, Tax List for 1814, Capt. Douglas's' District Person Co., Pryor McNeil, Henry McNeil * P. 110, Person Co. Tax List for 1823, John McNeill (by Wm. Lea 80 A, 0 white polls, 1 black poll **************************************************************************** ****************** Reference "PERSON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA DEED BOOKS 1777-1817", Abstracts by Katharine Kerr Kendall, 1993, Clearfield (There are numerous deeds for McNeill's listed for Person Co.Carolina Following is deed information for Benjamin and Hector McNeill ) * P. 16, Deed Book B, p. 41-2; Benjamin McNeill to Richard Duty of Granville Co. , for 17 lbs. 87 A on both sides of S. Hicl adj Duty, the Moravian line, 27 Nov 1792. Wit: Geo Duty, Thomas McNeill * P. 16, Deed Book B, p. 51-2, Henry McNeil of Person Co., to Hector McNeill of Dinwiddie Co. VA, in trust, 9 negroes: Patience, George, Buck, Jesse, Coleny, Cloe, Bithen, Phillis, Nance; furniture, 200 A on Hico adj Burch, Dollarhide; livestock . 10 March 1795. Wit: Alexr McNeill, Angus McNeill. * P. 41, Deed Book B, p. 129-30, Henry McNeil to Hector McNeill of Dinwiddie Co. VA, in trust, 9 negroes: Peter, George, Buck, Jesse, Coloney, Cloe, Bythen, Philis, Nancy; also furniture, 200 A on Hico adj Burch, Dollarhide mill; horses . If sold, money to satisfy 1050 lbs 6 sh due Hector McNeill. 29 Aug 1795. Wit: Alexr McNeill, Thomas Dwyer, Angus McNeill. * P. 41, Deed Book C, p. 153-4: Benjamin McNeill to Moses Fuller, for 40 lbs, 82 A N side Richland Cr of S Hico...4 June 1799 * P. 44, Deed Book C, p. 194: Benjamin McNeill to Richard Duty, for 85 lbs, 220 A both sides S. Hico...4 Sept 1799 * P. 48, Deed Book C, p. 232-3...Thomas McNeill... adj Benjamin McNeil * P. 64, Deed Book C, p. 431, Frederick William Marshall of Salem, Stokes Co., NC, to Benjamin McNeill of Person Co., for $187.50, 150 A on Richland Cr of S Hico...31 May 1799 * P. 77, Deed Book C, p. 561, Benjamin McNeill to Moses Fuller, for 80 lbs. 64 A on Richland Cr of S Hico at school house br adj William Fuller... 17 Oct 1805 * P. 141 Deed Book E, p. 1-2, Jenry McNeill to Hneill of dinwiddie Co., VA for $800 , 2000 A on S Hico...5 Dec 1816 Hope some of this may be helpful. Ronnie Weiss, in Virginia -----Original Message----- From: Don [mailto:dmcneill@peaknet.net] Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 8:26 PM To: Ronald Weiss Subject: Re: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County Ronnie: I live in Illinois and NC information is hard to find sometimes. My ancestor Hector McNeill was from NC and immigrated to Tennessee, and finally settled in Kentucky. Benjamin, from Caswell County was in Robertson County in the same time period as my ancestor. I am trying to find the link if there is one. Again, many thanks for your help. Don Original message > dmcneill@peaknet.net > Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:43 PM > To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > > Message Board Post: > > I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in Caswell County about 1790-1800.

I have the following reference (below) to McNeill/McNeal and others noted in my database. The Andrew CADDEL is my gggg grandfather (Immigrant from Scotland). The Jean CADDEL is the spouse of Andrew, her maiden name was HENDERSON. Andrew was allied to the LEA family before 1754, to what extent I do not know. Andrew witnessed a deed in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1751. The other note, Re: Vermillion per will. Where in VA did they come...to Orange (Caswell) Co., NC via Granville Co., NC? 1751 - April 2, Andrew CADDLE (CADDEL) witness land transaction, John Tyre of Albermarle County, VA to John Williamson of Spotsylvania County, VA, at £16 current for 100 acres, St George Parish, Spotsylvania County. Witness: Robert Huddleston, William Mathews, Andrew CADDLE, Edward Land. County records, volume 1, page 184. 1779 - December 20, Deed Book A, page 337, No. 213, to Charles Trim, 440 acres on Double Creek, adjacent to Andrew CADDEL, James Anderson, Alexander Rose, Jesse Vermillion and Robert Dickens, Caswell County, NC. 1778 - December 25, Robert Dickins entered 640 acres on Double Creek of Hico River, bordered by Thomas McNeil, Andrew CADDEL, Thomas Hendrickson and John Dowell, Caswell County Land Entries, page 146, No. 854. 1788 - July 7, William Lea to son-in-law John McNeill, gift of a Negro girl and her child Clary, witnessed: J. Atkinson Jean CADDELL (CADDEL) and Joseph Taylor, Deed of Gift Book B, page 264, Caswell County, NC. 1790 - 30 January, Robert Dickens to John McNeal sale of 121 acres for 121 ½ Spanish milled dollars, adjacent to William Waite, Andrew CADELL (CADDEL), McNeal's Corner, William Lea and William Brown, Witnessed: William K. Harrison, Caswell County, NC, Deed Book G, page 22. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > From: > dmcneill@peaknet.net > Date: > 27 Nov 2002 20:43:22 -0700 > To: > NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: McNeill > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RSB.2ACE/1677 > > Message Board Post: > > I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in Caswell County about 1790-1800. > > ______________________________ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > RE: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > From: > "Ronald Weiss" <rbweiss@widomaker.com> > Date: > Thu, 28 Nov 2002 00:51:20 -0500 > To: > NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > > > Reference "CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA WILL BOOKS 1777-1814", ABSTRACTS by > Katharine Kerr Kendall, Index by Mary Frances Kerr Donaldson, reprinted by > Clearfield Company, Inc. 1997 > > Page 8 > December Court 1781, Will Book A, page 173 > THOMAS MCNEILL - Will - w. 20 April 1781. Wife Ann; sons Thomas, John, > Benjamin; daughters Mary, Lois, Elizabeth Roberts, Nancy Vermillion, Patsy > Hubbard Lea. Exec: wife, son John, son in law Willson Vermillion, and > George Lea (son of William). Wit: George Lea, John Clixby, Lucy Lea > > Happy Thanksgiving, > Ronnie Weiss, in Virginia > Descendant of STEPHENS and PLEASANTS in Caswell County, North Carolina > > -----Original Message----- > From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of > dmcneill@peaknet.net > Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:43 PM > To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County > > > Message Board Post: > > I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in > Caswell County about 1790-1800.

HI: I'm researching my LONG/TONEY/WALKER families in Caswell County. Have discovered that they were probably free mixed-race African Americans who may have migrated from Virginia in the 1700s. I would like to know how to go about finding out more about this migration. Have found ARTHUR TONEY and WILLIAM LONG (William Long married NANCY TONEY, possibly ARTHUR's granddaughter, in 1840 in Caswell Co.) on the freeafricanamericans.com site in the 1810 Census. All reference works/titles/bibligraphy suggestions appreciated. KBerry

Reference "CASWELL COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA WILL BOOKS 1777-1814", ABSTRACTS by Katharine Kerr Kendall, Index by Mary Frances Kerr Donaldson, reprinted by Clearfield Company, Inc. 1997 Page 8 December Court 1781, Will Book A, page 173 THOMAS MCNEILL - Will - w. 20 April 1781. Wife Ann; sons Thomas, John, Benjamin; daughters Mary, Lois, Elizabeth Roberts, Nancy Vermillion, Patsy Hubbard Lea. Exec: wife, son John, son in law Willson Vermillion, and George Lea (son of William). Wit: George Lea, John Clixby, Lucy Lea Happy Thanksgiving, Ronnie Weiss, in Virginia Descendant of STEPHENS and PLEASANTS in Caswell County, North Carolina -----Original Message----- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of dmcneill@peaknet.net Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:43 PM To: NCCASWEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Thomas McNeill of Caswell County Message Board Post: I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in Caswell County about 1790-1800.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McNeill Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/RSB.2ACE/1677 Message Board Post: I am trying to find the names of the children of Thomas McNeill who lived in Caswell County about 1790-1800.

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/RSB.2ACE/1420.1.1.1 Message Board Post: hello

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Barker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/RSB.2ACE/1676 Message Board Post: The Barkers you mention are not familiar to me. However, I am descended from Stephen Barker b.1758, Joseph Barker b 1808, John Thomas Barker b 1855, Thomas Woody Barker, and James Dailey Barker. Thomas Woody lived in Semora from at least 1940. We may have some connection. If so I would like to find it. Jim Barker

Here is what I have received on him Kentucky Death Index 1911-1996 James M Climer Death March 09, 1936 Logan County Ky Age 77 Volume 36 Certificate 08545

am looking for the birth of James Manson Climer Born sometime between 1850 & 1860 we belive in Tn Jeannie

am looking for the birth of James Manson Climer Born sometime between 1850 & 1860 we belive in Tn Jeannie

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/RSB.2ACE/1650.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks so much for the info on Timothy White in Caswell County, North Carolina, I know my ggggrandfather had 8 brothers and his mothers' name was Mariah. This could possibly be one of his brothers. If by chance I can help you in any way don't hesitate to get ahold of me. Thanks again.