I'm sorry. I thought you were interested in the proximity of Cumberland County to Buffalo Creek in Lee County, and why someone might leave Lee/Moore to go to Cumberland. Marriages were listed in the home county of the BRIDE, not the groom. [email protected] wrote: >Yipes....so Buffalo Presbyterian is in Lee Co?? This part of the Buffalo >Creek - is it even close to Cumberland, or would anyone know why someone >would have left Lee/Moore Co and married in Cumberland in 1822.....just >wondering if it was a county change, or if one town was just closer than the >other? >Sorry....perhaps I should be posting in the Moore or Lee Co? >Thanks. ~ Mary > >Yes, >Lee was formed out of Moore in 1907. > Moore was formed out of Cumberland in 1784. >In 1855, Harnett County was formed out of Cumberland, and was adjacent to >Lee. (Today, in going from Cumberland County to Lee County, one must go >through Harnett.) > >In a previous email, there was mention of Daniel Roderick McIver. > > > >>>Catherine who married Daniel Roderick McIver, son of Little John and Mary >>> >>> >>McIver >> >> > >The McIvers were of Moore County and were members of Buffalo Presbyterian >Church. I don't know where Catherine Clark was from, but by 1822, Daniel would >not have had to go far, perhaps over the line in what is now Harnett County >to have married Catherine. (If that is who you are talking about.) > >James Van Comer has done extensive research on Moore County, and wrote a >booklet about Buffalo Church. I am not sure of the name of the book, but I >think it was "Bountiful Legacy of a >Mother". > >Hope this helps, >Cornelia >

Oh no, I am interested in the proximity........I just need to know where I should be looking. I have come to some brick walls and I am just trying to figure it all out. ~ Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 4:05 PM Subject: Re: [NCCUMBER] Shaw, McCraine, Thompson, Kelly, McIver, CLARK > I'm sorry. I thought you were interested in the proximity of Cumberland > County to Buffalo Creek in Lee County, and why someone might leave > Lee/Moore to > go to Cumberland. > > > Marriages were listed in the home county of the BRIDE, not the groom. > > [email protected] wrote: > >>Yipes....so Buffalo Presbyterian is in Lee Co?? This part of the >>Buffalo >>Creek - is it even close to Cumberland, or would anyone know why someone >>would have left Lee/Moore Co and married in Cumberland in 1822.....just >>wondering if it was a county change, or if one town was just closer than > the >>other? >>Sorry....perhaps I should be posting in the Moore or Lee Co? >>Thanks. ~ Mary >> >>Yes, >>Lee was formed out of Moore in 1907. >> Moore was formed out of Cumberland in 1784. >>In 1855, Harnett County was formed out of Cumberland, and was adjacent >>to >>Lee. (Today, in going from Cumberland County to Lee County, one must go >>through Harnett.) >> >>In a previous email, there was mention of Daniel Roderick McIver. >> >> >> >>>>Catherine who married Daniel Roderick McIver, son of Little John and > Mary >>>> >>>> >>>McIver >>> >>> >> >>The McIvers were of Moore County and were members of Buffalo Presbyterian >>Church. I don't know where Catherine Clark was from, but by 1822, Daniel > would >>not have had to go far, perhaps over the line in what is now Harnett > County >>to have married Catherine. (If that is who you are talking about.) >> >>James Van Comer has done extensive research on Moore County, and wrote a >>booklet about Buffalo Church. I am not sure of the name of the book, but >>I > >>think it was "Bountiful Legacy of a >>Mother". >> >>Hope this helps, >>Cornelia >> > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.432 / Virus Database: 268.17.15/659 - Release Date: 1/30/2007 > 9:31 AM >