got it Sandy Wainwright Fairfield, California

Has anyone received emails from list. I am testing. I sent a email out to the list and did not see it last night or this morning. Tina

Trying again, it's been two hours and I do not see my email to Granville. Has anyone received this the first time? ----- Original Message ----- From: Tina Tarlton Smith To: NCGRANVI-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 10:48 PM Subject: Updates for ncgenweb for Granville updates to : NCGenweb for Granville Wills, settlements, estates, etc.... Oath of Allegiances. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/new.htm Tina

updates to : NCGenweb for Granville Wills, settlements, estates, etc.... Oath of Allegiances. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/new.htm Tina

I am looking for family of Elleanor Williams who m. 2-23-1779 in Granville, N.C. to Laban Haislip.There may have been 1 ir 2 children. She died by 12-1-1784 when Laban m. Rebecca Welch, dau. of John and HannahDeGraffenreid-Welch., b. in Halifax District. Laban & Rebecca my g.g.g.grandparents. / Any "kin-folks" around? Betty at Gemini4@charter.net

Diane, I feel for you. I've heard some horror stories on some of these viruses that get started. Luckily, I regularly go to Windows Update for my computer and I update my Norton AntiVirus Program daily and I haven't gotten one of those viruses. It did detect, however, several times Monday Night and Tuesday several "Malicious Scripts" which tried to get into my computer, and it blocked them before they could get in. According to the news yesterday, Microsoft had known about this vulnerability for some time and had put in a "patch" for it a couple of months ago at their Update site, so that must be one of the things I downloaded during one of my Update sessions there. I would suggest that people regularly keep both their Windows and AntiVirus Programs up to date to keep these new viruses from spreading and to protect themselves. I'm just hoping these hackers don't think of some way in the future to thwart even those efforts. Deloris Williams ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane Keiser" <geno@blazenet.net> To: <NCGRANVI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 2:53 PM Subject: [NCGRANVI] W32.blast.worm - Take Precautions to Avoid > Good afternoon! I have been on my PC since 5:30am this morning trying > to get the above worm stopped from coming into my PC. I'm only sending > this note after being assured that I will not be sending it to anyone > else. > > This is brand new and some of you may have already heard about it or > have already had it on your PC. It started this weekend. I was one of > the unfortunate ones to have gotten it before Norton, evidently, found > out about it, being so new. > > I apologize, but I'm not PC literate, so I can't go into any kind of a > technical explanation about what to do to get rid of it or anything like > that. I can only stress that if you haven't gotten it, ASAP go onto the > internet and find out about this worm, in order to protect yourself from > getting it. I talked to a couple of techs and they said that if you > have a firewall, chances are 99% that you won't get it. It has > something to do with it comes in on an open port and as long as that > port is closed it can't come thru. I found the folder that it > established in my computer, but it won't allow me to delete it. > > Saturday, my computer, a couple of times, restarted itself after giving > me a 60 second notice. Sunday, it did the same thing. This morning, > especially when I would connect to the internet, I would only be in for > about 1-2 mins. and it would give me the message and reboot, it just > kept doing this and finally I got a Virus Notice. Did a complete PC > virus scan and one file came up: W32.blast.worm - asked if I wanted it > quarantined - Yes - then asked if I wanted it repaired - Yes, but it > said it could be repaired, did I want it deleted? - Yes, then it said it > couldn't delete it. Have you ever tried to search on the internet for > support and your PC keeps rebooting? > > I would suggest going into some of these sites for your own protection: > > www.microsoft.com > www.symantec.net > > Or if you have Internet Explorer, go into that and bring up Microsoft > Windows Updates and it has it in there. Hopefully, this note has been > in time to keep you all from having this worm. Since closing the port, > I haven't had any reoccurrence of the note or rebooting and my virus > scan checks out. > > Diane Pollard Keiser > > > > ==== NCGRANVI Mailing List ==== > Granville County List Administrator > Debra McCann - chenae@ap.net > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi Diane and everyone, You and me were in the same boat last night. I was up until 5 am also trying to get rid of it until I saw the fix from norton and understood how it works. I found the patch to close the port which is available from microsoft to close the port. My system started shutting itself down also. Before it shutsdown it would give you a warning message Of unauthorized NT authority caused by Remote procedure Call RPC service terminated unexpectly. Be sure to keep your patches up to date. I updated mine from microsoft after that was I finally able to delete the msblast.exe files that where placed in my system files. They can be found here. http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-026.asp It's a security problem . I had not downloaded or opened any email attachments. I thought my children were shutting down the computer until I saw the error message. Tina

The NC Genweb has been updated with assorted wills inv, settlements, estates, etc.......... unpublished manuscripts by Zae Gwynn 36 wills so far will be adding more as time permits. This covers the years 1833 from volumes 13 ---- Looking for someone you may not see, maybe I have them? email me and I will see what I have. I used the queries from the site and several other queries on other sites to see who was looking for who to determine what to add. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/wills/Gwynn-Index.htm Tina Tarlton Smith

Good afternoon! I have been on my PC since 5:30am this morning trying to get the above worm stopped from coming into my PC. I'm only sending this note after being assured that I will not be sending it to anyone else. This is brand new and some of you may have already heard about it or have already had it on your PC. It started this weekend. I was one of the unfortunate ones to have gotten it before Norton, evidently, found out about it, being so new. I apologize, but I'm not PC literate, so I can't go into any kind of a technical explanation about what to do to get rid of it or anything like that. I can only stress that if you haven't gotten it, ASAP go onto the internet and find out about this worm, in order to protect yourself from getting it. I talked to a couple of techs and they said that if you have a firewall, chances are 99% that you won't get it. It has something to do with it comes in on an open port and as long as that port is closed it can't come thru. I found the folder that it established in my computer, but it won't allow me to delete it. Saturday, my computer, a couple of times, restarted itself after giving me a 60 second notice. Sunday, it did the same thing. This morning, especially when I would connect to the internet, I would only be in for about 1-2 mins. and it would give me the message and reboot, it just kept doing this and finally I got a Virus Notice. Did a complete PC virus scan and one file came up: W32.blast.worm - asked if I wanted it quarantined - Yes - then asked if I wanted it repaired - Yes, but it said it could be repaired, did I want it deleted? - Yes, then it said it couldn't delete it. Have you ever tried to search on the internet for support and your PC keeps rebooting? I would suggest going into some of these sites for your own protection: www.microsoft.com www.symantec.net Or if you have Internet Explorer, go into that and bring up Microsoft Windows Updates and it has it in there. Hopefully, this note has been in time to keep you all from having this worm. Since closing the port, I haven't had any reoccurrence of the note or rebooting and my virus scan checks out. Diane Pollard Keiser

Does anyone have info on a Hardyman Duke of Granville Co. who was a Rev War Soldier? He died about 1839. Most sources have him in Orange Co. later in life, where many Rev War veterans received land grants. Some of the ancestry.com sources have him as a son of Samuel Duke Sr., others have him as a son of John Duke (Samuel's brother). Forrest King has him as a son of Major Duke, grandson of Joseph Duke, who was another brother of Samuel and John. I'm leaning towards Forrest's version. kevin dukes

Hello list, I have sent this request out before, but it's been a little while, so thought I might try again. Would anyone on the list know who the parents of Joel Rogers were. He married Sarah (Sally) Norred in Bibb Co., AL on September 26, 1822. Joel was born abt. 1798 somewhere in North Carolina. A document that was found pointed toward his being from Wake or Granville Co., NC but no proof as of yet. Joel and Sally had two sons while in Alabama. The oldest son was Marshall P. Rogers born abt. 1825, the other was William Rogers born abt. 1826. The family moved to Weakley Co., TN and was there on the 1830 census. Two sons were born while the family was in TN...James Rogers born abt. 1828 and George Rogers born abt. 1830. The family them moved to Leake Co., Mississippi. They were in Leake Co. from 1835 - 1850 where the who family was listed - including wives of the sons and a daughter Caroline Rogers who had been born abt. 1838. The wives were as follows: Marshall P.'s wife was listed as Sarah (no idea of what the last name was) and they had two children listed - Leonidas! and Laura Brunelle. William's wife was Eliza (possibly Eliza Altman from SC or GA). James' wife was Sophronia Broadway. George's wife was Mary Elizabeth Rawl. Caroline Rogers was listed as being 12 years old (daughter of Joel and Sally Rogers). The only other Rogers listed on the 1820 census for Bibb Co., AL along with Joel Rogers was a Jesse Rogers. I have no idea if they were related or not. I have been told that there were several Rogers in the adjoining Tuscaloosa Co., AL, but have not been able to make a definate connection. If anyone has any information about Joel Rogers or who his parents were, I would greatly appreciate the information. Thank You! Eileen Rogers Mullins nemullins@msn.com

To all email contacts. Just a note to let you know that Dennis Brown passed away on 24th July, 9p.m. New Zealand time. "Absent from the body - present with the Lord". For those of you who knew him personally you share our loss. For those of you whose only contact was for Genealogy or other interests of Dennis please update your records and remove Dennis's name from your newsletter groups etc. If you receive this in error please accept my apologies. >From Delwyn, his eldest daughter.

Can someone tell me who MARY ALICE RADCLIFFE "MAYO" is? She was born October 26, 1880 and died April 29, 1966. She is buried in Hermon Methodist Church cemetery on Old Rt. 158 near the line between Vance and Granville Counties. She is buried next to Lucy Maude Wade. I am researching the family of Kate Radcliff Fuller. Mary Alice possibly is her niece, child of brother Robert. If so, she was born in Durham, NC. Thank you for your help. Sallie in Delaware ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Hi Bill, I resent a message yesterday on this, but in case you missed it: see that some people haven't been able to use the link I sent, so here is the link to the main page for the Archives. Just scroll down to the middle of the page, and click onto the MARS link on the left side. http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm They apparently had a server error yesterday, but I see it is now fixed. Deloris ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Caddell" <bcaddell@hcnews.com> To: <NCGRANVI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 9:12 PM Subject: [NCGRANVI] Re: NCGRANVI-D Digest V03 #42 > Deloris, > > The link does not work. > > Bill > >

Deloris, The link does not work. Bill NCGRANVI-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > NCGRANVI-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 42 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NCGRANVI] NC STATE ARCHIVES ["Deloris Williams" <deloris.willia] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NCGRANVI-D, send a message to > > NCGRANVI-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > [NCGRANVI] NC STATE ARCHIVES > From: > "Deloris Williams" <deloris.williams2@verizon.net> > Date: > Sat, 19 Jul 2003 11:53:22 -0400 > To: > NCGRANVI-L@rootsweb.com > > > For those who don't know about it, the North Carolina State Archives has a > MARS database online where you can search their records and see what kind of > files they have available. You can key in your family name, and they give > you the list of files they have, including Court Records, Bibles, Marriage > Records, etc. You click onto the hits and it gives a full description of > those files. There are also other parameters you can use so you can play > with it to see what's there. Here is the link. > > http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us/logicrouter/servlet/LogicRouter?OUTPUTXSL=childbrowse.xsl&hier=h1&tree=c&api_1=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=c&api_2=GET_SEARCH_PARM&hier=h1&tree=o&api_3=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=o&api_4=GET_SEARCH_PARM > > > > Deloris Williams

I see that some people haven't been able to use the link I sent, so here is the link to the main page for the Archives. Just scroll down to the middle of the page, and click onto the MARS link on the left side. http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm Deloris

For those who don't know about it, the North Carolina State Archives has a MARS database online where you can search their records and see what kind of files they have available. You can key in your family name, and they give you the list of files they have, including Court Records, Bibles, Marriage Records, etc. You click onto the hits and it gives a full description of those files. There are also other parameters you can use so you can play with it to see what's there. Here is the link. http://www.ncarchives.dcr.state.nc.us/logicrouter/servlet/LogicRouter?OUTPUTXSL=childbrowse.xsl&hier=h1&tree=c&api_1=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=c&api_2=GET_SEARCH_PARM&hier=h1&tree=o&api_3=PUB_DISP_COLL&hier=builder&tree=o&api_4=GET_SEARCH_PARM Deloris Williams

Looking for information on Nancy Adcock and her family. Nancy married William Wooton 16 Jan 1824 in Granville, CO. Thank you. Richard H. Pollock Louisville, KY

Hi All, Thought I'd update the list of names I am researching for Granville County. Most of mine are African Americans, but I am also looking for one which wasn't. I am looking for any information on the COPELAND family who may have lived in the County. I find ELIZA COPELAND and her daughter NANCY in 1850, listed as Black & Mulatto respectively, in the Fishing Creek District. I believe she is the same ELIZA who was found in Halifax County in 1840 & 1860, but not sure because of the ages. There were other COPELANDS in Granville by 1860 and I would love to find out their family connections. I am looking for EVANS, who were listed as Free People of Color, Black or Mulatto from the late 1700's onward. I am looking for GREEN, who were listed as Black or Mulatto from the mid-1800's. I have the family of ROBERT GREEN, who was a blacksmith from 1870 onward. ROBERT was from Warren County and moved to Granville after his marriage to ELIZABETH EVANS in 1852. Also looking to identify the WILLIAM & CATHERINE GREEN family, from 1850 Granville. I am looking for SNEED, both White & Black or Mulatto. NANCY SNEED was found in 1870 and 1880 Granville with her daughter, EMILY, both Mulatto. They along with NANCY's son, my Great-Grandfather, WALTER SNEED, were former slaves of WILLIAM MORGAN SNEED of that county. NANCY may have been half-Native American, as the family legend goes. I am also looking for any further info about WILLIAM MORGAN SNEED, White, born 1820, died sometime in 1890's, since he supposedly acknowledged WALTER as his son in later years. MAJOR BILL SNEED, as he was known, was married to MARIA LOUISA BETHEL and SALLY BULLOCK, and was part of the SNEED family that most of the other members moved to Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama, among other places. I've traced some of his children, but always looking for more info. Deloris Williams Researching families from Warren, Halifax, Wake and Granville Counties.

Deloris, I can only echo Deloris' comments. Granville Co. is truly lucky to have Tina! She has contributed greatly to all Granville Co. researchers! Nola