Forgot to say, the problem isn't just with the Herring's, it's also Halls, Cole's, Batts's, Thomas's, Williams's and who knows who else. Possibly a couple of sub-districts. Judy WLWMEGAWAT@aol.com wrote: > > I spent some time at the Tallahassee FL State archives this weekend. I have > been looking for Henry HERRING b. 1816 NC who married Pencie Jane BOONE. > > I discovered that ALL of the HERRING's are missing from the SOUTHERN DIVISION > of Duplin Co NC in the 1850 census book index. If you are looking for a > HERRING in the 1850 census index book and can't find them, you might want to > go page by page in the southern division of Duplin Co NC. The book index > does list the Herrings in the Northern Division. > > Carmelita > WLWMEGAWAT@aol.com > or > Carmawalker@Yahoo.com > or > carmelitaW@juno.com

I ran in to the exact same thing in the index book I was looking at for 1850 at the library here in Texas. The people ARE on the microfilm though. There are other books out there that DO have the complete index, guess it depends on the publisher of the book you are looking at. Judy WLWMEGAWAT@aol.com wrote: > > I spent some time at the Tallahassee FL State archives this weekend. I have > been looking for Henry HERRING b. 1816 NC who married Pencie Jane BOONE. > > I discovered that ALL of the HERRING's are missing from the SOUTHERN DIVISION > of Duplin Co NC in the 1850 census book index. If you are looking for a > HERRING in the 1850 census index book and can't find them, you might want to > go page by page in the southern division of Duplin Co NC. The book index > does list the Herrings in the Northern Division. > > Carmelita > WLWMEGAWAT@aol.com > or > Carmawalker@Yahoo.com > or > carmelitaW@juno.com

--part1_0.5f938b85.25355d16_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_0.5f938b85.25355d16_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: PKPugh@aol.com From: PKPugh@aol.com Full-name: PKPugh Message-ID: <0.63ec2afa.25352b7f@aol.com> Date: Tue, 12 Oct 1999 20:25:35 EDT Subject: Knowles To: Duplin-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 10 Looking for information on this line. about 1735= Robert Knowles and wife Elizabeth ? had sons Frances, William, James, John and Emanuel. about 1750's=James Knowles and wife Nancy? Had one son named John Knowles born 10-11-1779 1779-John Knowles and wife had the following children: Pheobe,Annie,Kitty,Elizabeth and Taylor. 1800's Taylor Knowles and wife Ann Elizabeth Sellers had the following children: Nancy, Ellen, Martha, Jemima, Columbus, Pesch,Holloway, Jasper Franklin ( called Frankie). 1800's=Jasper Holloway Knowles and Adeline Blackman had the following children: Frankie, Anna, livia, Livvie, Levy (twins), Raymond and Oney. Oney was my grandfather. Any information anyone has on this family would be appreciated. They were from the Duplin/Sampson county area. Pam --part1_0.5f938b85.25355d16_boundary--

I spent some time at the Tallahassee FL State archives this weekend. I have been looking for Henry HERRING b. 1816 NC who married Pencie Jane BOONE. I discovered that ALL of the HERRING's are missing from the SOUTHERN DIVISION of Duplin Co NC in the 1850 census book index. If you are looking for a HERRING in the 1850 census index book and can't find them, you might want to go page by page in the southern division of Duplin Co NC. The book index does list the Herrings in the Northern Division. Carmelita WLWMEGAWAT@aol.com or Carmawalker@Yahoo.com or carmelitaW@juno.com

Hi All have had this for a few years and thought i would put it in the message area of my site, It just shows that these Grymes(Grimes) went from Va, to Nc, to La. There was not a lot on the Grymes, about 4 pages on the Hewes, (I did not type that info in :-) ). <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/al2/grimes/">Christine's Page</A> at the bottom of the page is where you can click to go to the message board. Please fill free to leave some of your family history. Good luck to all Christine GT Annie Laurie GRYMES, is a daughter of the late JOHN COLLINS GRYMES,who was a son of WILLIAM BRYAN GRYMES, who was born in Williamson, Martin Co., NC,Oct.4th,1806. He married SARAH MARINA LANIER in 1838. WILLIAM BRYAN GRYMES was a large land owner in Rapides Parish and Avoyelles Parish,where his plantation before the Civil War was on the bluff known as "GRYMES BLUFF".

Jean, 1. Thomas Brown of Bladen Co., for L 50 proc. money to William Taylor.....50 A on side of Ashpole Swamp on Gumping Gully, granted to Isaac Odom 1 July 1758, conveyed to Jos Scripps then to William thence from Allen to Thomas Brown (chain of title not clear)....9 Apr 1771. Thomas Brown (Seal), Wit: Josiah Taylor, Jonathan Taylor. Nov Court 1771, prov. by Josiah Taylor. Maturin Colvill, C. C. (Pp.306-307) 2. 7 May 1770, Nedam Tyler of Duplin Co., N.C., to Luke Pryor of same, for L 100 proc. money.....420 A in Bladen Co., partly a tract granted to Moses Tyler 1757, and partly a tract conveyed from George Moore to sd. Moses Tyler and by him in his last Will and Testament bequeathed to the said Nedam Tyler...by deed from George Moore 1756 for 320 A...Nedam Tyler (Seal), Wit: Rubin Ivey, Willis Grimes. Prov. Nov. Court 1770 by Ruben Tyler. Maturin Colvill, C. C. (Pp. 102-104) Hope these are your Allen and Grimes. Dee -----Original Message----- From: jroyal <jroyal@gateway.net> To: Dee Thompson <d7777@worldnet.att.net> Date: Sunday, October 10, 1999 8:54 AM Subject: Re: Abstracts of Early Deeds >Dear Dee, > >Would you mind checking the Allen and Grimes abstracts for Bladen County? It >is so nice of you to do this for us. thanks > >Jean > > >>I have just received a copy of Bladen County, North Carolina Abstracts of >Early Deeds 1738-1804. If anyone needs a "lookup" just yell. > >

Dee could you please look for the name Nasworthy. Thanks, Joyce -----Original Message----- From: Dee Thompson <d7777@worldnet.att.net> To: NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, October 09, 1999 6:53 PM Subject: Abstracts of Early Deeds >I have just received a copy of Bladen County, North Carolina Abstracts of Early Deeds 1738-1804. If anyone needs a "lookup" just yell. I have also ordered a dozen books pertaining to Bladen and Duplin Counties that should arrive soon. I'll let you'al know. >Dee Thompson (Atlanta) > >

I have just received a copy of Bladen County, North Carolina Abstracts of Early Deeds 1738-1804. If anyone needs a "lookup" just yell. I have also ordered a dozen books pertaining to Bladen and Duplin Counties that should arrive soon. I'll let you'al know. Dee Thompson (Atlanta)

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The Drury Hall I am looking for married Sarah Thrower in Wilson Co, TN in 1816. Their son was Thomas Drury Hall, b 1826 in Rutherford Co, TN. Evidently, this is not the same Drury Hall. The only information I have about him is a birth yr-1789, and that he was born in NC. I thought perhaps this Drury born in Duplin Co in 1790 was the one I was looking for. Can anyone help me locate another Drury Hall born about 1790 in NC? Thanks, Sherri

Judy, This is from a book "Marriage Bonds of Duplin Co. N.C." typed by the Genealogical Socity of Utah in 1937, page 19 Chasten, John M. Penelope Hall 4, Dec. 1850 (w) B.F. Grady page 20 Chasten, John M. Susan A. Hall 1 Dec. 1858 (w) John J. Whitehead Hope you can use this, >From the heart of Duplin Co., Keith ----- Original Message ----- From: Judy <mvolker@unicomp.net> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 7:18 PM Subject: Re: Drury Hall, b 1790 in Duplin Co > Steve, > > Below, it appears that John M. Chasten is married to Penelope. I didn't see a marriage record for them. However, I did find one for John M. Chasten to > Susan A. Hall on 12-1-1855, 5 years after the note below. Maybe he married both of them? > > Judy > > > Duplin DB 20, p 292 - Drewry Hall, 31 Jan 1851 - agreement of James Hall, > Solomon Hall, John M. Chasten & wife Penelope & Susan Hall, all of age. > Having received from Blanche Hall, widow of Drewry Hall, dec'd., quit claim > deed for her interest in negroes, make division among themselves. > Regards, > Steve Pearsall > >

In a message dated 10/06/1999 6:22:22 PM !!!First Boot!!!, mvolker@unicomp.net writes: << Could the Drury mentioned in Sarah Halls will be an adult and have a son named Drury, who was born around 1790.>> Judy, I believe the answer would be yes. The original e-mail reflects Blanche Hall, widow of Drewry Hall, dec'd., . Blanche was still living in 1851. This Drewry Hall was deceased. >From fragments of Divison of estate of one Henry Hall (1757) - Heirs: Sarah Hall, Martha Williams, James Hall, Drewry Hall, Susannah Hall and Patience Hall (Duplin Inventories Divisions of Estate, Wills 1761-1804 (CR 35.015 - Loose Papers NC Archives). Regards, Steve Pearsall

Steve, Below, it appears that John M. Chasten is married to Penelope. I didn't see a marriage record for them. However, I did find one for John M. Chasten to Susan A. Hall on 12-1-1855, 5 years after the note below. Maybe he married both of them? Judy Duplin DB 20, p 292 - Drewry Hall, 31 Jan 1851 - agreement of James Hall, Solomon Hall, John M. Chasten & wife Penelope & Susan Hall, all of age. Having received from Blanche Hall, widow of Drewry Hall, dec'd., quit claim deed for her interest in negroes, make division among themselves. Regards, Steve Pearsall

Steve, Would you by any chance have any information on the parents of the Hall family below: 1870 Census: 481/131 HALL William J. 31 farmer " Mary S. 33 housekeeping " Mary A. 10 " William E. 8 " Isaac G. 4 " Betsy J. 1 1880 Census: 21/1945 HALL William J. 43 " Mary S. 43 wife " Mary A. 19 child " William E. 17 child " Isaac G. 14 child " Elizabeth J. 11 child " Richard I. 8 child " Jas. N. 6 child " Louis E. 3 child " Susan A. 10/12 child I found a William Hall in the 1850 Census. The age of the child, William H. is correct with the William J. above, but I'm not convinced they are the same family. 1850 Census: 71-351 HALL William 1805 45 poor house rheumatism " " Eliza 1817 33 " Poverty & Disease " " Sarah 1831 19 " " " " Mary 1834 16 " " " " Rebecca 1837 13 " " " " William H. 1839 11 " " " " Martha 1845 5 " " " " Jno D. 1849 1 " " I have a feeling that the 1850 family is not the same as the 1870 & 1880 family, but think that they are related, possibly brother to Lewis and Lavina Hall, who are direct neighbors and land owners in the 1870 and 1880 censuses. I just can't prove it. Can you or anyone else help me out with this? Thanks Judy

Could the Drury mentioned in Sarah Halls will be an adult and have a son named Drury, who was born around 1790. The 1784 census for Duplin-Sampson County shows as follows: Southerland HALL Drury 1-1-2 Southerland HALL James 1 Southerland HALL Sarah 0-1-2 At the time Sarah Halls will was written in 1786, she was already a grandparent of 4 children. She mentions 3 of her own children, Mary, Martha and Drury. Since there are already a hand full of grandchildren, the Drury she mentions as her son is probably the adult Drury listed in the 1784 census and possibly the father of the Drury that Sherri is looking for. Here is the 1850 census info: 80-494 HALL Blanche 68 2500 " " James 29 farmer 500 " " Susan 27 " " Solomon 26 farmer " " Penelope 22 The way I read the info you sent indicated that Blanche died in 1851? Maybe I read it wrong, but the 1860 census shows Blanche again. 97-280 HALL Blanche 75 farmer " Williams Rebecca 40 Housekeeper " Shuffield Caroline 30 hinching? 0/60 " " Mary C 10 " " Alexander 8 " " Priscilla 4 " Gore Evaline 16 seamstress Judy Pearscp@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, > Found one other piece for a Drury Hall. > Genealogical Abstracts, Duplin County Wills (1730-1860)by William L. Murphy, > 1982 > Book A, Page 193 (CR.035.801.5) > 1 Oct 1786 - Oct Term 1789 > grandson Jams T. Thodes, grdau. Mary; grdau. Martha Williams; son Drury; > grson Jams T. Rhodes, daus: Mary Williams & Martha Williams. Extrs: Joseph > T. Rhodes, John Umphrey. Wit: Christian Williams, Susannah Smith, John > Umphrey, J. T. Rhodes. Signed Sarah (her mark) Hall. > > Same source: > Will of Drury Hall "of the County of Onslow" Book 5/P42 (CR.035.801.5) > 5 Dec 1832 - Jan Term 1849 > wife Blanchy, four children James, Susana, Solomon & Penelope. Extr: Not > named.Wit: Wm. Jarman, Steppen Brock. Signed: Drury (his mark) Hall. > > Duplin DB 20, p 292 - Drewry Hall, 31 Jan 1851 - agreement of James Hall, > Solomon Hall, John M. Chasten & wife Penelope & Susan Hall, all of age. > Having received from Blanche Hall, widow of Drewry Hall, dec'd., quit claim > deed for her interest in negroes, make division among themselves. > > Duplin County NC Court Minutes, 1784-91, Part 1, p 4, Oct 1784. Sarah Hall > guardian to Patience Hall to sell perishable part of orphans estate. > > Patience Hall md Stephen Williams, Duplin County, NC bond dated 6 Jul 1785. > John Whitehead bondsman. > > Regards, > Steve Pearsall

Does anyone have information on Drury Hall b 1790 in Duplin Co? This is my gggggrandfather. I can trace him forward to my grandmother, and am trying to go back further. Appreciate any help. Sherri

Hi, Found one other piece for a Drury Hall. Genealogical Abstracts, Duplin County Wills (1730-1860)by William L. Murphy, 1982 Book A, Page 193 (CR.035.801.5) 1 Oct 1786 - Oct Term 1789 grandson Jams T. Thodes, grdau. Mary; grdau. Martha Williams; son Drury; grson Jams T. Rhodes, daus: Mary Williams & Martha Williams. Extrs: Joseph T. Rhodes, John Umphrey. Wit: Christian Williams, Susannah Smith, John Umphrey, J. T. Rhodes. Signed Sarah (her mark) Hall. Same source: Will of Drury Hall "of the County of Onslow" Book 5/P42 (CR.035.801.5) 5 Dec 1832 - Jan Term 1849 wife Blanchy, four children James, Susana, Solomon & Penelope. Extr: Not named.Wit: Wm. Jarman, Steppen Brock. Signed: Drury (his mark) Hall. Duplin DB 20, p 292 - Drewry Hall, 31 Jan 1851 - agreement of James Hall, Solomon Hall, John M. Chasten & wife Penelope & Susan Hall, all of age. Having received from Blanche Hall, widow of Drewry Hall, dec'd., quit claim deed for her interest in negroes, make division among themselves. Duplin County NC Court Minutes, 1784-91, Part 1, p 4, Oct 1784. Sarah Hall guardian to Patience Hall to sell perishable part of orphans estate. Patience Hall md Stephen Williams, Duplin County, NC bond dated 6 Jul 1785. John Whitehead bondsman. Regards, Steve Pearsall

Hi, Hope this helps. Drewry Hall, War of 1812 Pension File WT 45045 40 50, WT 77684 120 55. 29 Jan 1851 Duplin Co., N. C. Blanchey Hall, aged 69, widow of Drewry Hall who was a soldier in Capt. Bryan Glisson's N. C. Militia, volunteered at Kenansville, on or about 30 Jun 1812 for term of six months and served six months, discharged 1 Nov 1812. Blanchey Hall married Onslow County 20 Nov 1819 by White Humphrey, J. P., and her name was Blanchey Thigpen, that her husband died in Duplin 29 July 1848. Steve Pearsall

>The Hatch Family Bibles record has been posted: > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/jones.htm <<If the site is not working try again ok ????? the link on the Hatch Bibles is not working. Just emailed ???? and no doubt he will get it "fixed" ASAP. Try again later.>>

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