Sorry, but no message came through?? ----- Original Message ----- From: <NCCUMBER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <NCCUMBER-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 08, 2003 8:18 AM Subject: NCCUMBER-D Digest V03 #111

I understand that there was an old St. Patrick church cemetery. Yes/No?

Seeking info: Cornelius Casey and Amanda Trull Casey. m: Feb 02, 1843 at St. Patrick's Church, Fayetteville, NC. Records show 3 children: William Casey b: 1843; Mary Casey b: 1849; Charles Joseph 1850. Any help appreciated. Jere Casey Naples, FL Naples96@comcast.net

Dee: Saw your query concerning the 1780 Census for Randolph County for the Wrenn Family. Do you have any information about William Degge Wren who married Mehitable Walker Pearce (born Apr 15, 1794). They were married Feb 12, 1825, and lived either in Randolph or Chatham County, North Carolina. Mehitable Walker Pearce was born in Pawling, Dutchess County, New York. She was the daughter of Daniel Pearce and Anstis Pearce. Any information would be appreciated. Jim Pearce Nuevo, Calif.

Looking for parents and ancestors of William Nash Melvin .. born abt 1928-1929. Was married to Jo Ann Simmons, d/o Dennis Harold Simmons. They had two sons; Wiliam Harold Melvin and David Gregory Melvin. Thanks. Bob Butler - Fuquay Varina, NC

Is anyone researching a Lassiter line that migrated from NC to AL in the 1830-1840 range? I would really appreciate hearing from you. Thanks! Evelyn

Here is the site for Edward W. Strickland Bible Record. <A HREF="http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/sampson/bibles/strklnd1.txt">http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/sampson/bibles/strklnd1.txt</A> http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/sampson/bibles/strklnd1.txt Donna

I just placed Edward W. Strickland Bible on the Sampson Co. Site today, his father was Nathan Strickland form Johnston Co. they moved to Sampson around 1840-50. Hope this helps someone else. Donna

Nancy, Itz Nancy Capps here. When done with the transcription- I will have them posted to the USGenweb, NCGenweb and (Appropriate) local County sites for free public access! I can send them via EMail- if your EMail account can handle the load. They are PDF & some are MR. SID Images, which provide great clarity and flexibility! I can also send you thr Reader programs. Another option would be to drop to CD and send- but I prefer to send via EMail- 1 district at a time, then after completion- Ill send the next! Nancy, I have a GREAT deal of CAPPS info- all the way back to WILLIAM CAPP(S) who came to Jamestown in 1609 and became one of the first members of the House of Burgess... I also have many Historical documents, (Images of) and other data, records and ALL Census Index scans, as well as MOST of the CAPPS in Census' in 1800s NC. Our CAPPS settled in JOHNSTON COUNTY, NC, and then onto WAYNE COUNTY, NC until our line broke off with WILLIAM 'HENRY' CAPPS(b. 1833-4, Wayne Co.) who migrated to CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NC Abt.1860. William "Henry" Capps was the son of HARVEY CAPS/CAPPS, b. 1805 NC); and "Henry" married Nancy SMITH. Our early CAPPS/CAPS line split off from Currituck into Halifax>Warren, Nash, Bertie, Craven/Johnston & into many other areas. Send me you first few (known)generation of Capps names & I send some of what I have on them! Ms. Nancy J. Capps Fayetteville, NC DESCENDED From: CAPPS, MONROE [with Cumberland Co., NC McKay/McLeod lines-Back to ancient Scottish Cheiftans, then way back to other ancient Royal Scottish, Irish, Brittish, Aelich, Icelandic & all the way back to Joseph of Arimathea who came to England from Israel. (Early lineage Doc. Source= CRONIN Project.)] , STRICKLAND (2 lines;), LEE, PARKER, McKAY,LINDSEY, McLEOD, TRUELOVE, BEASLEY, FERRELL/FERRALL/FERELL, AVENT, TUTOR, SENTER, TAYLOR, SMITH, PHILLIPS (2 lines), TEW, STROUD, MASSIE, STURTIVANT, STANDISH, BROWNE, CAMERON, CORE, BRASWELL, HOLLY, LEWIS, LANE, MATTHEWS, WADE; and 3 or more UNKNOWN - CHEROKEE Lines. RE: On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 06:29:08 EST, Itzzz4me2no@aol.com wrote: Hi!Where do you want them transcribed to?I have never transcribed but would be willing to do this if you can tell me what to do. By the way,my great grandmother was a Capps from Nash County.Nancy > > I have the US 1790, 1800, 1870, 1900 (complete census > images) and many other > years (various precincts) for CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NC; > and am willing to donate > them to anyone who will volunteer to transcribe them! > They are of EXCELLENT > RESOLUTION with Zoom-in and other capabilities. > > This offer is also for JOHNSTON (Most years complete) > WAYNE and SAMPSON > COUNTIES, NC. > > Ms. Nancy J. Capps > Fayetteville, NC > > Itzzz4me2no@Aol.Com > Capps_Digital_DZ@Aol.com > > > ==== NCJOHNST Mailing List ==== > Johnston County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncjohnst/index.htm > > ============================== > 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 ________________________________________________ PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. http://www.peoplepc.com

I have the US 1790, 1800, 1870, 1900 (complete census images) and many other years (various precincts) for CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NC; and am willing to donate them to anyone who will volunteer to transcribe them! They are of EXCELLENT RESOLUTION with Zoom-in and other capabilities. This offer is also for JOHNSTON (Most years complete) WAYNE and SAMPSON COUNTIES, NC. Ms. Nancy J. Capps Fayetteville, NC Itzzz4me2no@Aol.Com Capps_Digital_DZ@Aol.com

Hi, Just wanted to say I have poste additional Census listings to Cumberland County. See http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/censusindx.htm Visit when you can, Myrtle Bridges, NCGenWeb CC

Hello Group... and all of our displaced Pitt Co NC friends with ancestral roots beginning with Bath County 1696, Pamtecough 1705, Beaufort 1712, with Beaufort gaining from Craven 1757, and FINALLY forming PITT County 1760 ..... you can see... these roots stretch far and deep along the Migration Trails. As promise in my last post...... the below is the latest UPDATE on the long-awaited Chronicles of Pitt County, North Carolina Volume II (Most of you should have your information... 'standing-on-ready' ... for submission. If Not... Get Busy :) Excerpts from PCHS's Brochure: Chronicles of Pitt County, North Carolina-Volume II [Intended as a supplement to Volume I-published in 1982 and reprinted in 2003] Projected Publication Date Winter of 2004 - 2005 The Pitt County Historical Society invites Pitt County citizens, former residents, and those with Pitt County ancestors to record family histories in the Chronicles of Pitt County, North Carolina-Volume II. The book will contain the same features as Volume I-new or updated information on Pitt County communities and organizations, new family histories and photographs not included in Volume I, an index, and a list of names and addresses of contributors. This second book of Chronicles will resemble Volume I with a handsome 9 x 12-inch hardbound black cover embossed with a gold seal, and the pages will be printed on archival-grade paper. Because of anticipated publication costs, the book will be limited to approximately 500 pages. [GenPCNCFIR members with Yahoo ID's can view the handsome Volume I photo at http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/lst Since this is a limited-edition book, only those who order and pay in advance are guaranteed to receive a copy. HOW TO BE INCLUDED IN VOLUME II ê Write an article (maximum of 1,000 words) about your family or organization in paragraph form, similar to the articles included in Volume I of the Chronicles. There is no charge for the article. ê Include photographs to accompany your article, if you wish. Each photo will cost $10.00. ê To honor your family or organization, you may submit photographs for a separate pictorial page at a cost of $150.00 per page. ê Complete the order form to guarantee receiving one or more copies of Chronicles-Volume II. ê [ Detail Instructions and Order Form can be printed from Diane's great Pitt County WebSite http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/ and http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Volume II Chronicles.htm or http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Chronicles3.htm ê Submit your information before the deadline of March 1, 2004. ê [Feel free, as always, to contact me jewellebaker@cox.net or liz_sparrow@hotmail.com should you require additional information. ] DETAIL INSTRUCTIONS A. What to Write 1. Introduce your ancestors, including names, dates, and special recollections. Please check spelling and dates for correctness. 2. Present your immediate family, including names, dates, and your special memories related to Pitt County. 3. Provide a history of a Pitt County church, club, or organization with information not included in Volume I. B. Preparing the Article 1. Double-space articles (typed or printed from computer), and use uppercase and lowercase letters, not all caps. Remember to write in complete sentences in paragraph form (outlines and lists are unacceptable). Include a title for the article. 2. Limit your article to 1,000 words. The Chronicles Committee reserves the right to edit articles for grammar. 3. Devote the last paragraph of your article to your sources (where you found your information, such as a family Bible, personal knowledge, cemetery records, census records, wills, deeds, etc.). 4. At the end of your article, make a list of every name that should be included in the index (last name, first and middle). 5. Include your name, address, e-mail address, and telephone number at the bottom of your article. C. Photographs 1. Include, at a cost of $10.00 each, glossy photograph(s)-maximum 8 x 10-in color or black and white. Do not send a photocopy. 2. Place your return address label on the back of the photograph for identification. 3. Write a caption for the photograph on a label or sticky note and place on the back of the photograph. 4. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope for the eventual return of the photograph. D. Submitting the Article and Photographs 1. Complete the order form with your name and address. To order one or more copies of Chronicles of Pitt County-Volume II, fill in the information requested and enclose a check or money order, made payable to Pitt County Historical Society. Mail your article, photograph(s), self-addressed envelope, order form, and check or money order to: Chronicles of Pitt County Committee Pitt County Historical Society 307 Queen Anne's Road Greenville, NC 27858 . [ Volume I and Volume II should be considered a "Set", complimenting one another, a handsome addition to anyone's Home Library. A limited number of the 2003 RePrint of Volume I is still available. For ordering information on both Volume I and Volume II, click on Diane Mason's Treasure-Trove of PITT Co. NC Genealogical Resources: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/ or contact me jewellebaker@cox.net , include your 'snail-mail-address' and I will mail you the Pitt County Historical Society's Brochure with all pertinent instructions. GenPCNCFIR members with Yahoo ID's can print the PCHS's Brochure from our FILES page. Link to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/files/ and click on Volume II Folder. Remember, the Holidays are almost upon us and Gift Certificates for these two handsome Volume's will make a memorable, loving present for ALL your Family Members, Libraries, Local Societies, and Genealogy Friends!! Stay tuned for additional UpDates. (For those of you not on my personal UpDate List and desire to be, send me your contact information. ] Jewelle jewellebaker@cox.net jewelle@coastalnet.com Researching: (Main Capitalized) BAKER, Barrow, BEAMAN, BLOUNT, Bonner, Bours, Braxton, CANNON, Carraway, COX, Chester, Dail, ELLIS, Faircloth, Gardner, HANCOCK, HARDEE, Hardison, Harris, Harper, Harrington, Heath, Hollyman (all sp), JACKSON, Johnson, Jones, Letchworth, Manning, McGLOHON (all sp), McGOWAN, McKeel, Mills, Mitchell, Mumford, PHILLIPS, Price, Shaw, Smith, Sumrell, Stocks, Stokes, Tyson, Vandiford, Walls, Walston, Weeks, Wilkerson, WINGATE, Wetherington, Worthington, plus ++++ GenealogyPITT Co NC Friends In Research (Serving all Eastern/Coastal NC Counties) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/messages eMail scan by NAV & certified Virus Free

This looks like it should be interesting to those with Scottish roots. Diane Fanning Fayetteville, NC COME and ENJOY A SCOTTISH EVENING Ceilidh and Tartan Ball Carolina Scots' Celebration Friday, November 28, 2003 8 PM-Midnight Historic Fair Barn NC Hwy #5, Pinehurst, NC featuring The MacRowdie Ceilidh Band Flora MacDonald Gammon Charlotte Scottish Country Dance Society $ 40 per person, $75 per couple Clan/family tables for nine $330 Scottish dress and dancing shoes encouraged Cash Bar Light Supper 9:30 PM Questions? 919-774-9661, Ms. Wanda Howard 910-692-2063, Mr. Kimrey Perkins 919-499-5154, Ms. Sandra Ward ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------- CAROLINA SCOTS' CELEBRATION November 28-30, 2003 Historic Fair Barn, Hgwy # 5 Pinehurst, North Carolina EVENTS SCHEDULE Friday, November 28 11am-5pm - Registration-Fair Barn, Pinehurst The Registration Fee of $15 covers the Saturday Bar-b-que luncheon and entry to the Fair Barn to visit exhibits, review records available and to have photos scanned and copied to disk (for minimal fee): and to participate in raffles and sponsored area tours. Registration packets distributed at the Fair Barn. 2-5 pm Scottish Heritage Seminars Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst Resort ($20 fee covers three sessions selected from below. Registration fee is not required to attend seminar sessions) Dr. Robert Cain - "How to Trace Scottish Ancestry in North Carolina Records" Dr. Bill Lawson - " The Do's and Don'ts of Tracing Your Ancestry in Scotland" Dr. Douglas Kelly- "Why the Scots Came to North Carolina" Dr. Thomas Richardson - "Scotland and the South: the Literary Connection" 8 pm-midnignt - Ceilidh and Tartan Ball Fair Barn, Pinehurst, NC An evening of fellowship, food and fun in the company of Flora MacDonald Gammon, Ceilidh Director; The MacRowdie Ceilidh Band; and, the Charlotte Scottish County Dance Society. ($40 per person; $75 for couple; $330 for a reserved table of nine for clan/family gatherings) NOTE: Registration fee of $15 is not required to attend the Ceilidh and Tartan Ball. Saturday, November 29 9-5pm Registration continues, Fair Barn, Pinehurst Visit exhibits; have photos scanned, meet clan members 9:30 am Union Presbyterian Church Cemetery (NC # 1805) located between Vass and Carthage. Guided tour, with requested ancestor burial sites marked. 11am WORSHIP SERVICE in the Highland Tradition of 200 years ago 1 pm Old Fashion Bar-B-Que (Registration Fee of $15 required and includes luncheon, exhibits, and tours arranged for Saturday and Sunday) 2:30-4 pm Wee Scots Celebration (including ages 5-11) 2-5 pm Area Tours NOTE: Registration fee of $15 includes Area Tours. Packets with description and maps (potteries, churches, shops, museums, etc.) will be provided for individual travel. If you prefer to be driven, Pinehurst Transportation is available, reservation to be received by October 27 by calling 910-235-8465. (Fee expected) EVENING OPEN for pleasure of dining in the area. NOTE: The St. Andrew's Society of North Carolina has extended an invitation to the men to attend their annual formal dinner at the Country Club of North Carolina, Pinehurst. The Lassie's Dinner will also be available. Call Terry smith 910-295-0878 for cost/details. Sunday, November 30 ON YOUR OWN Worship at Area Churches 11 am Kirkin' of the Tartan-Village Chapel, Pinehurst. 2-5 pm Area Tours (Information available at registration) Hotel Information Call by October 27 for excellent rates: Holiday Inn, Southern Pines 910-692-8585 Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst 910-235-8507 Additional Information Chamber of Commerce of the Sandhills 910-692-3926 www.carolinascots.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------ The Carolina Scots' Celebration serves as a commemoration of Daniel Kelly's coming to Moore County in 1803 from the Isle of Skye, and, as a gathering for descendants of Scottish Clans who came to the Upper Cape Fear Valley of North Carolina. All are welcome to "Come and Enjoy"! Dr. Robert Cain serves as Head, Colonial Records Project, and editor, Colonial Records of North Carolina (second Series), North Carolina Department of Archives, Raleigh, NC. Known as a lecturer and researcher, he has numerous publications to his credit. Dr. Bill Lawson has compiled 30,000 family histories for the Western Isles and emigration areas and has authored 43 books. He studied law at Glasgow University and also trained as a Chartered Surveyor. Through his travels, he has valued the family connections, particularly via oral history. Dr. Douglas Kelly is a scholar, professor, speaker, author of numerous publications including family histories, religious manuscripts and treatises. He, with his wife Caroline, has provided the reader of Carolina Scots a wealth of information about our Scottish Heritage. Dr. Thomas Richardson is Eudora Welty Professor of English at Mississippi University for Women in Columbus, MS. He was first Glasgow Herald Visiting Fellow in the Department of Scottish Literature at the University of Glasgow. He recently served as guest editor of a special issue of The Literary Review on contemporary Scottish writing. The MacRowdie Ceilidh Band has been performing for Scottish country dancing at balls, workshop weekends and Scottish Games throughout the Southeast from Atlanta to Washington, DC since its founding in 1983. Dr. Pete Campbell, bandleader plays piano, accordion and bass; Mara Shea, fiddler has won competitions at Lock Norman and Grandfather Mountain Highland Games; and, David DiGiuseppi, accordionist also plays mandolin, guitar and Irish cittum. We will be in 'good hands with North Carolina's own McRowdie Ceilidh Band'! Flora MacDonald Gammon will direct the evening Ceilidh and Tartan Ball. She is a lecturer and presenter for Elderhostels and is a director of Folkmoot, USA and the NC International Folk Festival. She is an advisor to the Scottish Tartan Museum in Franklin, North Carolina. Gammon directs the music and Ceilidhs at the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games, Linville, NC.

I'm looking for any information on Thomas & Elizabeth Ashe, born in New Hanover County???and had the following Children born in Cumberland County: Joseph Ashe 1795 William Ashe 1797 Elizabeth Ashe 1808 Sarah Ann Ashe Abr. 1810, married John Seabolt in January 1830 in Lumpkin Co., Ga. Henry Ashe 1815

Does anyone have info on Hinton Raynor ( Rainer- Rayner- Rainier) of Sampson Co. born 1845? Donna

Hello, I'm looking for information on the ancestors or descendants of : Elias Davis b. 1796 in Cumberland Co. NC d. 1880 and Lucy (maiden name unknown) b. 1800 Bladen Co., NC., d. 1871 Flora B. McNeill , b. January 12, 1840, d. February 15, 1905, m. August 16, 1860 in Robeson County, NC (possibly Red Springs) to Elias S. Davis, b. November 21, 1840 in Robeson Co., NC, d. March 24, 1914. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Debbie

Dear friends and fellow researchers, Important event! PRESERVING ALABAMA'S CEMETERIES - WORKSHOP AND CONFERENCE! Subjects covered: "Effective Cemetery Laws and Legal Actions" Cemetery Workshop and Conference - Nov. 1, 2003 Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance (ACPA) Membership ACPA Web Site - NEW! Become an ACPA County Representative! Please read this entire message - there is important information all the way to the bottom for everyone! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Effective Cemetery Laws and Legal Actions" and Cemetery Workshop Sponsored by: The Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance The Alabama Historical Commission The Montgomery Genealogical Society, Inc The Alabama Preservation Alliance Date: Saturday November 1, 2003 Time: 9:30a.m. -3:30p.m. Place: Alabama Archives Auditorium 624 Washington Avenue Montgomery, Alabama Important Event: If you missed the cemetery workshop last November, don't overlook this important follow-up event!! Preservationists, historians, genealogists, legal advisors, county and state officials are scheduled to participate in workshop presentations and panels on Alabama cemetery laws and legal actions that YOU can take to preserve your family, town or county cemetery. Help us improve and enforce the laws - attend the workshop, join the ACPA and show your support. Also on the workshop agenda (not to be missed) - a Monument Repair Specialist will answer your questions about what to do and NOT to do in repairing your ancestors' broken markers. Photographs of "before" and "after" work conducted in both remote rural sites and city cemeteries will be shown. Registration: Cemetery Workshop with lunch-$25, without lunch $20. ACPA members Cemetery Workshop with lunch-$15, without lunch-$10. Fee includes a box lunch, complimentary morning refreshments, door prizes and more. County/cemetery/history/genealogy books will be available for purchase during workshop (inquire if you would like space for your society or books). You'll even have time for research in the reference room before the Archives closes at 5:00 p.m. Send registration and check payable to: ACPA Cemetery Workshop, P. O. Box 230194, Montgomery, AL 36123-0194 (or pay by PayPal). For further information, email Joyce Nicoll, the President of ACPA: Email: alabama79@att.net REGISTRATION DEADLINE: October 24, 2003. PAYPAL NOW AVAILABLE: If you would like to register and pay by credit card, the ACPA is now set up to receive Cemetery Workshop Conference fees, and ACPA Membership dues through PayPal. If you are already familiar with PayPal and wish to make use of this convenient service when sending in your Conference fees and/or ACPA Membership fees, please email me directly and I will send you brief and easy instructions (my email address are at the bottom of the page). PayPal is one of the most secure methods of making credit card payments over the Internet and accepts several different cards (MasterCard/Visa, AmX, Discover and eCHECK). If you have not used PayPal before and would like to check it out, please go to http://www.paypal.com. (There is no cost to you to sign up.) Then email me for the PayPal account info to make a payment. If you would like me to send you a flyer all about the Cemetery Workshop Conference (PDF), and/or an ACPA Membership form (PDF) (no obligation to join if you wish to receive the form), (see bottom of page for may email addresses). If you do not have the ability to read a PDF file, you can download a FREE Acrobat Reader to view PDF's for either PC or MAC from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html You may also send in membership fees through PayPal and mail in a print-out copy of the completed form (address is on the form). We are working on an on-line membership form that can be completed and sent in over the Internet, but it is not quite ready. ACPA WEB SITE! We are in the process of building a wonderful web site for the ACPA, which will debut in a presentation at the Cemetery Workshop/Conference on Nov. 1. This site will be dedicated to sharing all kinds of material on PRESERVING, RESTORING AND CONSERVING Alabama Cemeteries. It is CHOCK-FULL of all kinds of GREAT things. Many of Alabama's cemeteries are being lost to the elements of mother nature, neglect and vandalism. The ACPA is working "hand in hand" with the Alabama Historical Commission to make sure that you have all the information you need to help preserve Alabama's Cemetery Heritage. One of the main missions of the ACPA is to encourage individuals, families and community groups to ADOPT a cemetery and take steps to help restore and preserve it. Issues on monument theft and vandalism are covered, as well as steps to take to ADOPT a cemetery. The site will have articles and "step by step" instructions, not only on the techniques of preserving and repairing cemeteries and grave markers, but also on the processes of establishing a non-profit Cemetery Association in Alabama, including by-laws, Articles of Association, and how and who to submit these to, so you can preserve your cemeteries for all time. Much of this information may be adapted to cemetery plights throughout the nation. Also a section on the Alabama Legal Code pertaining to laws that address the protection of cemeteries. AND VERY IMPORTANTLY, the ACPA has established an on-line CEMETERY REGISTER - A method/form for you to REGISTER cemeteries and burial surveys with the ACPA ON-LINE!. These REGISTERED Cemeteries will be recorded in the ACPA database, not only as a method to document them, but will be accompanied by a searchable database, so the guests to the ACPA web site may search cemeteries by name and county. It is the goal of the ACPA to REGISTER every cemetery in the state of Alabama. Once you register a cemetery, you may return to your original registration and up-date it with additional information as you discover it. We will also have a BURIAL LISTING database that will allow individuals to submit their cemetery burial surveys, also searchable by name, cemetery and county. ALL OF THIS will be presented at the Alabama Cemetery Workshop Conference on Nov. 1. Meanwhile, please visit the site and sign our GUESTBOOK to be notified when the full site will be fully operable and to receive further information about the Conference and ACPA Membership. http://www.alabama-cemetery-preservation.com or http://www.alcpa.net LAST BUT NOT LEAST! become an ACPA COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE! The ACPA is establishing a County Representative to act as a liaison for the ACPA in each County. We have JUST opened these volunteer positions up and they are GOING FAST! If you have Internet access and email and live in an Alabama county that you would like to represent, and are interested in preserving and recording the cemeteries in your county and would like to know more about this very important volunteer position, please contact me, or the ACPA County Coordinator, Ted Urquhart. Ted's ACPA County Coordinator email address is: fixingraves@alabama-cemetery-preservation.com My email addresses are: bamahart@airmail.net or my ACPA Web Master address is: alabamaangel@alabama-cemetery-preservation.net. Thank You, Cynthia Sims Kirkland (ACPA Web Master) and Ted Urquhart (ACPA Vice President and County Coordinator) P.S. Hope to see you there! Please pass this on! -- Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance (ACPA) "Preserve, Restore and Venerate." Saving Alabama Cemeteries http://www.alabama-cemetery-preservation.com Please visit and sign the Guest Book.

Hi Joyce, I sent two sites, one Matrimony Church and the other Matrimony Creek, perhaps they are the same church. The info showed where they were located so using GOOGLE, ANYWHO or your search engine of choice and look for an address and phone number. If they are still active, call the phone number and ask your questions. Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joyce G. Reece" <jgreece@earthlink.net> To: <NCCUMBER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 1:29 PM Subject: [NCCUMBER] Matrimony Church > Could anyone tell me if Matrimony Church is still in existence and where records might be located for it? > > Thanks > > Joyce Gaston Reece >

Could anyone tell me if Matrimony Church is still in existence and where records might be located for it? Thanks Joyce Gaston Reece

Hello folks, I have added "Importations from Abroad to Orange County, Va." (Apparently these people eventually came into Cumberland County, NC). See list at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/importations.html Good luck in all your searches! Myrtle Bridges