Pam, in my book Revolutionary Records of Duplin/Sampson Co. there is a listing for Robert Knowles, Private .NC. Militia Said to have been from Scotland, and arrived in NC before the Rev. No details of his service has been found. He died in 1792. There is also John Knowles. He recd. a pension, wounded at Battle of Rockfish Bridge. There are 5 Sellers, 1 Sutton, 8 Taylors, listed in the book. Its called Revolutionary War Records, Duplin & Sampson Co.,NC by Virginia L. Bizzell & Oscar M.Bizzell. I have found it most helpful. Jackie in Shingle Springs, CA. Researching, Carroll, Hollingsworth, Fryar from Duplin & Sampson Co.NC ----- Original Message ----- From: <PKPugh@aol.com> To: <NCDUPLIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 1999 6:13 PM Subject: Taylor,Blackburn,Sellers,Knowles,Moody > I'm Looking for the following people: > 1.Robert Knowles (abt.1710). He is the writer of the 1762 will. Is he from > Scotland? > 2. Robert Knowles (abt.1735) Was he the Revolutionary war hero? > 3. Ann Elizabeth Sellers (abt.1815) married to Taylor Hollow Knowles. Where > is the N.C. Sellers from? Who are her parents? > 4. Adeline Blackburn (called Addie)abt.1856, married Jasper Franklin Knowles. > Addie is listed under Daniel Sutton in the N.C. Duplin census. Who was her > parents and where did they come from? > 5. Johnny Taylor (abt.1860) married Lucy Moody. Johnny's parents are Felix > and Sara Catherine Caroline Taylor. Do not know a thing about Lucy. Does > anyone know of either of these two families? > > Looking for any information on any of these people. They are my grandparents > (greats). I know that most lived in the Duplin area. Stallins district, > Taylors bridge and Rockfish creek areas of N.C. Would love to hear from > anyone willing to share information with me on these families. > Pam (Atlanta) > >