----- Original Message ----- From: charlie <cwgen@OLS.net> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 11:02 AM Subject: Confederate List > Keith: I saw your mention of your "confederates' list". Does your list > have > Jesse R. HENDERSON, Co 30th NCT? If so, do you ahve any clue as > to his parents/siblings. He died at Gordonsville, VA, 28 Mar 1863, > leaving wife and 4 minor children. I've never found any record of > widow's/children's compensation. She and childrern moved to Cumberland > Co with her father, Elijah BUTLER, sometime between 1863 and census > time 1870. Also, a piece of land Jesse/Mary Amanda bought in 1854, > must have been swallowed up. I've found no record of sale, repossession, > > or any other disposition of this property. Hey, does that mean the > deed's > open? If so, I claim it ;-). Studying film of 1837-1868 P&Q Session > minutes now. Got any hints? > Charlie Weaver, Winston-Salem > > Hi, Sorry, my mistake, I misread the date, as 64 no 54,> I still don't think you should buy seeds. I only have 3 children in the 1860 census, 795/795 Jesse R. Henderson 28 m farmer Mary A. 25 f Harriett 6 f John M. 3 m Margarette A. 1 f who is the other? Keith

----- Original Message ----- From: charlie <cwgen@OLS.net> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 11:02 AM Subject: Confederate List > Keith: I saw your mention of your "confederates' list". Does your list > have > Jesse R. HENDERSON, Co 30th NCT? If so, do you ahve any clue as > to his parents/siblings. He died at Gordonsville, VA, 28 Mar 1863, > leaving wife and 4 minor children. I've never found any record of > widow's/children's compensation. She and childrern moved to Cumberland > Co with her father, Elijah BUTLER, sometime between 1863 and census > time 1870. Also, a piece of land Jesse/Mary Amanda bought in 1854, > must have been swallowed up. I've found no record of sale, repossession, > > or any other disposition of this property. Hey, does that mean the > deed's > open? If so, I claim it ;-). Studying film of 1837-1868 P&Q Session > minutes now. Got any hints? > Charlie Weaver, Winston-Salem > > I forgot to tell you that her brother Benage is also on the list. Keith

----- Original Message ----- From: charlie <cwgen@OLS.net> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 11:02 AM Subject: Confederate List > Keith: I saw your mention of your "confederates' list". Does your list > have > Jesse R. HENDERSON, Co 30th NCT? If so, do you ahve any clue as > to his parents/siblings. He died at Gordonsville, VA, 28 Mar 1863, > leaving wife and 4 minor children. I've never found any record of > widow's/children's compensation. She and childrern moved to Cumberland > Co with her father, Elijah BUTLER, sometime between 1863 and census > time 1870. Also, a piece of land Jesse/Mary Amanda bought in 1854, > must have been swallowed up. I've found no record of sale, repossession, > > or any other disposition of this property. Hey, does that mean the > deed's > open? If so, I claim it ;-). Studying film of 1837-1868 P&Q Session > minutes now. Got any hints? > Charlie Weaver, Winston-Salem > > As you already know Jesse R. Henderson was in the "Duplin Turpentine Boys" This is the way I list the men in my book: Henderson, Jesse R.: Pvt. Co. E 30TH Reg. NCT (24 in 62) Tho I do have lots of ties to other people in my notes & records for many on my list, I do not have any on Jesse. I will keep him in mind the next time I go to the courthouse. He may be in a will or division of land or a deed from his father. Don't buy any seed yet, if he died in 1863 as his service record says, how did he & Mary buy "YOUR" land in 1864? Keith PS thanks for Mary A. middle & maiden name, I will write it in my census.

Seeking information on Robert Groves from Duplin Co. area who bought land from a John Bradley in 1792. Mentions Wayne Co. line, Calf Pasture Branch?, Jacob Taylors corner, Reuben Johnstons corner. Does anyone have information ?

Keith: I saw your mention of your "confederates' list". Does your list have Jesse R. HENDERSON, Co 30th NCT? If so, do you ahve any clue as to his parents/siblings. He died at Gordonsville, VA, 28 Mar 1863, leaving wife and 4 minor children. I've never found any record of widow's/children's compensation. She and childrern moved to Cumberland Co with her father, Elijah BUTLER, sometime between 1863 and census time 1870. Also, a piece of land Jesse/Mary Amanda bought in 1854, must have been swallowed up. I've found no record of sale, repossession, or any other disposition of this property. Hey, does that mean the deed's open? If so, I claim it ;-). Studying film of 1837-1868 P&Q Session minutes now. Got any hints? Charlie Weaver, Winston-Salem

----- Original Message ----- From: <KntyWaltz@aol.com> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 1999 8:54 PM Subject: Re: NCDUPLIN-D Digest V99 #108 > Alice > I read your inquiry with interest. I am having such a time on my > Mathis / Matthew's lines. Can you help? > Looking of the Parents of JONAH MATHIS / EWS, B. 1834-6 in NC. > Where? > He married 1st.Catherine Peterson, They were living in Duplin Co, > NC out from Wallace towards Willard in 1860. In 1866 he married my > Grandmother Mary Matilda Rich from the Taylors Bridge area. From > 1870 until he died he was in Sampson County. > Before this I have not a clue about him. > He had brothers DAVID MATHIS That Married Margaret Peterson, > Isaiah Mathis that married Charity Peterson. All three ladies were Sisters. > from lower Sampson Co. > Jonah and his 2 Brothers were in the confederacy. > > Then I have a CHARLOTTE (LOTTIE) MATTHEWS Who was from > Taylors Bridge area.....She was the Mother of The MARY MATILDA > listed above. She married Richard Rich. > Do you have any information on this Family? Thank you......Aleine Mathis Hill > > Hi, Do you know which Reg. & Co. these brothers enlisted in? I am always looking for Duplin Co. Confederates to add to my list. I have a David W., (not sure if he is the same) but do not have Issiah, or Jonah. I could not find them in the 1850 or 1860 Duplin Co. Census. Keith Lanier

Alice I read your inquiry with interest. I am having such a time on my Mathis / Matthew's lines. Can you help? Looking of the Parents of JONAH MATHIS / EWS, B. 1834-6 in NC. Where? He married 1st.Catherine Peterson, They were living in Duplin Co, NC out from Wallace towards Willard in 1860. In 1866 he married my Grandmother Mary Matilda Rich from the Taylors Bridge area. From 1870 until he died he was in Sampson County. Before this I have not a clue about him. He had brothers DAVID MATHIS That Married Margaret Peterson, Isaiah Mathis that married Charity Peterson. All three ladies were Sisters. from lower Sampson Co. Jonah and his 2 Brothers were in the confederacy. Then I have a CHARLOTTE (LOTTIE) MATTHEWS Who was from Taylors Bridge area.....She was the Mother of The MARY MATILDA listed above. She married Richard Rich. Do you have any information on this Family? Thank you......Aleine Mathis Hill

----- Original Message ----- From: James B. Shepard <jbshepard@worldnet.att.net> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 2:06 PM Subject: Dr. Daniel Williams, MD > Does anyone have information about a Dr. Daniel Williams, MD of Duplin > County ? > I believe he would have been born around 1850 - 1870 time frame. I think > he is buried at > the Sand Hill Cemetery on Rt. 41 between Beulaville, NC and Potters > Hill, NC. > > I am searching for any info about his ancestors, siblings, and > descendants. > Would appreciate any help. > James Shepard > > James, Death Cert. for Lefatima Williams states: DOB May 22, 1843 DOD July 13, 1922 Birthplace: Duplin Co. Father: Silas Basden BP of Father Duplin Mother: unknown BP of Mother: Onslow Cause of death: neuritis of nerves Place of burial: Limestone Death cert. of Joe Williams: DOB: Feb. 28, 1868 DOD: July 27, 1916 married age 48 years farmer BP: Onslow Co. Father: Daniel Williams BP of Father Onslow Mother: Lafaama Williams BP of Mother: Onslow Co. Cause of death: Tumor of Stomach Place of burial: Limestone as the Dr. Dr. Williams Cemetery & the Joe Williams Cemetary are only about 1/2 mile apart at Potters Hill, I am pretty sure they are the one's you are looking for. I didn't have much time today at the courthouse but will check later this week if I can. Keith

The followoing info was extracted from these URLs: http://www.genweb.net/~samcasey/terms.html#Q http://www.cyndislist.com/terms.htm#GenDict QUIT-RENT - a fee paid to a feudal lord so that the tenant could farm the land without being obligated to serve the lord in other capacities QUIT RENT FEE - in early Virginia, an annual fee (1 shilling for 50 acres of land) paid to the king in exchange for the right to live on and farm the property An individual was doing research on th SC RootsWeb and i provided the following info. This may help you on future searches. Many people researching their family data have not explored or taken advantage of the wealth of information -non surname specific - that is available to the novice, experienced and sometimes professional: The book "the Source" may be read online at: http://www.ancestry.com/home/source/srcindex.htm Some relationship abbreviations may be read at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/abbrev.html All kinds of abbreviations medical, legal etc may be read at: http://www.cyndislist.com/terms.htm#Abbreviations All kinds of howto info at: http://www.cyndislist.com/howto.htm LOU

Looking for Walter Mathis' sister Hattie who married Abe Bowden?? and sibling. Walter was born Sept 30, 1896 in Duplin County. He married Lottie Mclamb and he died Feb. 27, 1982 in Wayne Co.. Goldsboro, NC. His sister and her husband has 4 children: Abe, Jr., Thomas, Martha and Edna. I would also like to find of their mother's name also. Both my grandfather and his sister were raised by two aunts: Rhodia and Mattie (Matt) Mathis in Wayne County, Rose Hill, NC. It seems Abe, moved to NY later on in life. Thanks you very much. Please e_mail me at ally3729@aol.com Alice West Ferguson Granddaughter

Is anyone researching this surname from Duplin Co.? Trying to locate the property he sold to Allen Groves in 1767 on Stewarts Creek.

I'm finding "Quitrents", or "Quickrents" mentioned in several deeds of 1800's. Can anyone tell me what this means?

----- Original Message ----- From: Marvin J Southard <southard@interpath.com> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 02, 1999 4:30 PM Subject: Re: Magnolia Map > FLYFISHW@aol.com wrote: > > Searching for good map of Magnolia and surrounding areas. > > Present day will do. > > Maybe they have a chamber of commerce with e-mail address, or one > > close by?? > > Thanks > > Hi, > Maybe this will help. Go to: > > http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html > > Fill in civil location, county, and state. It will give you a map you > can zoom in or zoom out to suit your needs. We use this a lot. > > Lura > "A MERRY HEART DOETH GOOD LIKE A MEDICINE." Prov.17:22 > > Yon can order a map of Duplin County NC from the register of Deeds at the Courthouse. Not sure now how much they cost & have no idea of shipping fee. Their phone # is 910 296 2106 Tell them what you want & they can tell you the price. Keith

----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara Pulley <bearlady@duplinnet.com> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 02, 1999 11:53 AM Subject: ATTENTION: KEITH LANIER > Are you related to Kim Hoffman Lanier?? > > In a round about way. But not the same. I'm one of the "other" Keith Lanier's. Our wives use to work together. I'm E. Keith Lanier

FLYFISHW@aol.com wrote: > Searching for good map of Magnolia and surrounding areas. > Present day will do. > Maybe they have a chamber of commerce with e-mail address, or one > close by?? > Thanks Hi, Maybe this will help. Go to: http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html Fill in civil location, county, and state. It will give you a map you can zoom in or zoom out to suit your needs. We use this a lot. Lura "A MERRY HEART DOETH GOOD LIKE A MEDICINE." Prov.17:22

Are you related to Kim Hoffman Lanier??

Searching for good map of Magnolia and surrounding areas. Present day will do. Maybe they have a chamber of commerce with e-mail address, or one close by?? Thanks

----- Original Message ----- From: James B. Shepard <jbshepard@worldnet.att.net> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 2:06 PM Subject: Dr. Daniel Williams, MD > Does anyone have information about a Dr. Daniel Williams, MD of Duplin > County ? > I believe he would have been born around 1850 - 1870 time frame. I think > he is buried at > the Sand Hill Cemetery on Rt. 41 between Beulaville, NC and Potters > Hill, NC. > > I am searching for any info about his ancestors, siblings, and > descendants. > Would appreciate any help. > James Shepard > > Hi, Their are Daniel Williams listed from 1830 thru 1860 Doplin Co. census. None are listed as doctors. Can you give me a birth year so I can pin point which one you want? Keith Lanier

There were a lot of BENTONs in Brunswick County, NC; also a large migration of families from that county to Alabama. bp ----- Original Message ----- From: <CGT714@aol.com> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 2:07 PM Subject: Check outftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/pike/bios/pftewbio.txt > <A > HREF="ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/pike/bios/pftewbio.txt">Click > here: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/pike/bios/pftewbio.txt</A> > Hi All, for those of you searching the Tew line found this today on the > Coffee Co.,Al site , Allen Tew b 1818 Nc d 6/23/1893 Pike Co.,Al son of John > Tew of Sampson Co.,NC, Allen m Sarah Benton she was b in Dallas co Al., 1823 > but her father was b in NC. > As some of you know on my Hines line one of the Girls m a Tew ,i don't have > that info in front of me,(it could have been the Sutton Girl :-), > Thought i would let the list know. > Good luck to All > Christine Grimes Thacker >

I'd settle for knowing about all the SELLERS and allied families. bp ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Westbrook-Drake <marydrake@mindspring.com> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 10:12 AM Subject: WOW > There are currently 250 members subscribed to this list. > Gee guys, we ought to know everything about every person who ever lived in > Duplin County! > > Mary Westbrook-Drake > ICQ# 14695319 > <http://www.thedrake.org/note1.htm> > > >