Hi, Christine: I think that you will find <[email protected]> to be the current address for Gayle Licari who is searching the MOZINGO line. Later, Rob - - cfuller wrote: > > Does anyone know another e-mail address for Gayle that does the Mozingo > line??I tried the one I have and her mail came back. > Thanks, > Christine > -- Robert G. Lewis EMAIL: [email protected] Searching: LEWIS; ALFORD; FINCH; HOGG; WINBORNE; VOLIVA and others Member: The National Genealogical Society; The Alford American Family Association; The Tar River Connections Genealogical Society

Does anyone know another e-mail address for Gayle that does the Mozingo line??I tried the one I have and her mail came back. Thanks, Christine

Darrell, if reference to you message posted, I have information on Unity Suggs, she was married to my G.G. Grandfather Henry Tyndall..If you would like the information you can E-mail me at [email protected] sounds like we could be kin... George Tyndall

I found a very old picture in the bottom of my mothers cedar chest and of course no one knows who it is. It was given to her by her aunt Mamie Boykin Corbett when my mother was married fourty years ago. Mamie was from Wilson County N.C. and married John William Corbett from the Walstonburg area in Greene County N.C. There is a signature on the back but I am unable to read it. I have posted the signature on back of the picture before hoping someone could tell me what it is and got a lot of suggestions but nothing I that led back to a name I could trace down. I have now scanned and posted the picture though the picture is in pretty bad shape. It can be seen at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pics Click on Unknown 5 to see the signature on back and Click on Unknown6 to see the picture itself. If anyone can identify this person please contact me at [email protected] Thanks, Chris

I was adopted when I 7 yrs old. I was born Sandra Kay Tyndall, brother was born Carl Bernie Tyndall, Sister Born Linda Gail Tyndall. Father was Carl Bernie Tyndall, Mother was Mary Reba Patterson. Father had spent time in pprison for arson. Father has a Brother name Wallace Tyndall aannd Donald Jernigan. Mother (is not sure about her fathers name ? Dillard Taylor Patterson ?). I know, and have had a Family relationship with my dad and his brother Wallace aka Tink. Father passed away in Aug 91 and is resting in the Lee Family Cemetary. I know my dad has a cousin name Leamon Tyndall whom was pricipal at Gray's Creek Elementary School.

Happy Summer everyone, Thank goodness for the Doughboy pool in our back yard. Most of you have probably heard about the 4 firefighters who died fighting the forest fire. It has hit our community hard. Our area is not that big. One of the men treated and released was here. Three of the dead were from surrounding communities and those who didn't know the firefighters probably know someone who did. It is quite a tragedy. All Barrs has updated the BARRS and BELL Surname Project on Old Dobbers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~paday/dobbers/1barrs_bell.htm He has done a great job and looks forward to hearing from other family researchers. He was very patient with me as my mailbox kept filling up on him. I have a 6mb email limit at yahoo. I need to empty out the old messages that I have there. FYI if you have attatchments of 1mb or more to send, please let me know before sending and I will make sure the room is there or give you another address to use. Sue has sent three more New Bern District Court Records and they can be found in the Craven Co. Archives. She is a real trooper to take on the challenge of transcribing these items for us. Thank you Sue. Our counties are fortunate to have the people who are willing to transcribe records for posting. Thank you for taking the time away from your personal research to assist those of us who live far away and do not have access to these documents. Martha does a great job of coordinating this effort and keeping you supplied with documents. Everybody PAT yourselves on the back and please know how much you are appreciated. Patty ===== Old Dobbers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~paday/dobbers/index.htm Greene Co., NC US GenWeb Project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgreene Greene Co. Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/greenenc.htm Lenoir Co. NC, US GenWeb Project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nclenoir/ Lenoir Co. Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/lenoir.htm Anson Co., Craven Co., Dobbs Co., Mecklenburg Co., USGenWeb Archives are linked from: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Looking for information on Reuben and Emily Lawhorn.Listed in 1900 Johnston Co. census in Four Oaks.In 1920 Johnston Co census listed with Harvey and Millard Slaughter in household as grandchildren.Harvey Slaughter was in 1900 Lenoir Co census with Rachel Potter 76 widow,Polly Slaughter 25-gdaughter,Rachel Slaughter 9-gdaughter and Harvey Slaughter 2-gson.On Harvey's death certificate it lists Zeke[Ezekiel] and Polly Slaughter as parents.Harvey Slaughter married Polly Guin and had a son William[Bill] that married Ruth Eason.Any information would be appreciated!!!! Christine

Sammy, You do appear to be missing another generation. If one assumes that Edward II named the children in his will according to their age, then Dennis was the 2nd oldest. There were three girls between Dennis and my Henry indicating Henry was more or less 7 to 8 years younger. I don't know when Henry's daughter, Penelope ?, who married Hugh Pugh, was born, but Hugh was born in 1711. Hugh Jr was born CA 1735 if I remember correctly so Penelope would have been born by 1717 or so depending on the birth order of Hugh Jr. It is a serious stretch to think she had a first cousin who was the son of her older uncle who was not born until 1750. Dennis Dolly died CA 1687 and the way his will reads, his daughter Sarah had just married Edward II in 1686 when the will was written. That would indicate if Dennis was the 2nd child he was born ca 1690. He would have been 60 years old by the time your Lewis was born. Possible but not likely. Guess it is back to the drawing board for you. You have done a nice job with your database. I have yet to get to the Cannons and probably won't do much on the later generations since I come out of the family so early. Martha >From: [email protected] >Resent-Bcc: > >Martha, > I have Lewis Cannon's father as Dennis Cannon, son of Edward II and Sarah >Dawley, but I have doubts that is correct. I'll send you what I have. I >have notes I received a couple of years ago from you and Nula Tingleff; quite >extensive for Edward I and Edward II. If I'm missing anything, please let me >know. Also, if you think I'm incorrect thinking I'm missing a generation >between Dennis and Edward II, please let me know. The numbers just don't >look right for the time involved; i.e., about 100 years for Edward II, Dennis >and Lewis. I would expect 4 or 5 generations over that span. > Thanks for your help. > >Sammy Anson Pierce >Hobe Sound, FL > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

Martha, I have Lewis Cannon's father as Dennis Cannon, son of Edward II and Sarah Dawley, but I have doubts that is correct. I'll send you what I have. I have notes I received a couple of years ago from you and Nula Tingleff; quite extensive for Edward I and Edward II. If I'm missing anything, please let me know. Also, if you think I'm incorrect thinking I'm missing a generation between Dennis and Edward II, please let me know. The numbers just don't look right for the time involved; i.e., about 100 years for Edward II, Dennis and Lewis. I would expect 4 or 5 generations over that span. Thanks for your help. Sammy Anson Pierce Hobe Sound, FL

> >From: [email protected] > Lewis Cannon's line goes back to Edward Cannon, I , b. Abt 1600 Yorkshire, >England, d. Bef 1673, Lower Norfolk Co., VA. I frankly don't trust my data >on this family; I think I'm missing a generation between Edward I and Lewis. Sammy, You are missing two generations. Edward I had two sons, Thomas and Edward II. Edward II is the one who moved to NC. Your Lewis had to be his grandson. Edward I CAVALIERS & PIONEERS 1. p l69 - Edward Hall - 400 acs Norfolk Co - 18 Sept 1646 for transporting 8 people - including Edward Cannon and wife Ann 2. Edward Cannon and Thomas Allen - 520 acs Norfolk Co - Linhaven Parish 11 March 1652 - adj Mr. Woodhouse Who the mother of the children was is speculation The below was sent to me by listmember Nula with additional notes ...Beverley Fleet published a series of books in which he copied court records for selected periods in different counties. In Lower Norfold Co. VA the period was about 4 years, ca 1652-56. He was brought into court and fined several hundred pounds of tobacco because "his maid servant was pregnant long before he married her". This was about 1653/4. Ann was obviously dead (or divorced) before this THOMAS SON OF EDWARD I WILL of Thomas Cannon of Linhaven - 18 Jan 1684 - prov 1684 - eldest son Edward - plantation I now live - after wife Elizabeth's decease but if she still alive when son Edward is 2l ----my wife his mother --- my divident of land of 250 acs in ye swamp ad to my Father Cornickes's land - provided my brother Edward Cannon --- unto youngest sons Thomas & John my land called Green land 300 acs - to each a cow at age 16 - daughter Sarah - when 12 - Exec brother in law Simon Cornick WIT Edward Cannon, Wm Cornick, Seq, Simond Cornick 3. p 92 - WILL of Elizabeth Cannon wife and Exec of late dec husband Thomas Cannon - 30 Jan 1684 proved by Wm Cornick Jr and Simon Cornick - youngest son John; 2 eldest sons Edward and Thomas ---son John an Indian boy Peter; daughter Sarah - 5 rings and 1 silver bodkin; sister Barbara Cornick - gold ring; Exec father William Cornick and mother-in-law Sarah Cabieito, and brother in law Edward Cannon WIT William Cornick, Jr, Simond Cornick, Ann Corpric EDWARD II son of EDWARD I - WILL of Denis Dolley of Linhaven - 23 Feb 1686 - prov 17 May 1687 by John Poole and Ed Cannon unto Sarah Dolley now wife of Edward Cannon - 150 ac adj Mr. Plumer Bray for want of heirs to return to son John Dolley; daughter Elizabeth Dolley 150 acs; Mary Brock my grandaughter - cow and calf; godson Dennis Capps one heifer; 300 acs including plantation I now live to wife Margaret Dolley plus 700 acs and after her decease to son John Dolley WIT Edward Cannon, John Poule, Edward Brighthouse 21 Sept 1696 May 1701 - WILL of Margaret Dawley - sons William Capps, Richard Capps, and John Dawley; daughters Jeanne Woodhouse, SARAH CANNON, Elizabeth Jones; Dennis Capps son of Henry; Sarah Cannon daughter of EDWARD AND SARAH; Francis Jones and his sister Sarah Exec son John Dawley WIT William Simmons John Walker I have that your Lewis with the question of his wife, was the son of Dennis who was son of Edward II, but I am not sure what the documentation was. Martha

Debbie, I have Lewis James Johnson the son of Hardee Johnson (Johnston), Sr., b. Abt 1774 Pitt Co., d. 1826 Pitt Co. and Katherine Cannon, b. 1774 Pitt Co., d. 1852 Pitt Co. Siblings were Hardee (Hardy) Johnson, Jr., b. 27 Sep 1809, Cannon Johnson, b. Bef 1810, Jemima Johnson, b. Bef 1810, William Johnson, b. Abt 1810, Julia Ann Johnson, b. Abt 1818, Susan Johnson, b. Bef 1820 and Anna Catherine Johnson, b. Abt 1820. Hardee Johnston, Sr. was the son of James Johnston, Jr., b. 1754, d. Oct 1817 Pitt Co. and Mary "Polly" Jordan, b. Bef 1756 and d. Aft 1816. James Johnston, Sr., b. Bef 1736 and d. Aft 1781 Pitt Co. was in Edgecombe Co. in 1761. In 1762 he purchased land in Pitt Co. from John Wooten on John Williams Mill Creek near Faulkland. He was in the 1764 Pitt Co. tax list. Mary "Polly" Jordan's father, Richard Jordan, b. Abt 1730, d. ?, also moved from Edgecombe to Pitt Co. He first purchased land in Pitt Co. from the same John Wooten in 1768 and was a neighbor of James Johnston, Sr. Katherine Cannon was the daughter of Lewis Cannon, b. Abt 1750 Pitt Co., d. Dec 1816 Craven Co. and Sarah Allen, b. Bef 1745 and d. Bef 1817. (Some believe Lewis Cannon's wife was Sarah Pugh. There were multiple Lewis Cannons in Pitt Co., so it gets very confusing.) Lewis Cannon's line goes back to Edward Cannon, I , b. Abt 1600 Yorkshire, England, d. Bef 1673, Lower Norfolk Co., VA. I frankly don't trust my data on this family; I think I'm missing a generation between Edward I and Lewis. Sarah Allen was the daughter of Shadrach Allen, b. Bef 1727, d. 1780 Craven Co., and Jemima Unknown, b. Bef 1729, d. Aft 1780. She was the sister of Shadrach Allen and Colonel John Allen whom George Washington visited on his "Southern Tour." Lewis Cannon & Sarah Allen lived near Pitchkettle in Pitt Co. Late in life he bought a lot in New Bern and moved into town where he died. I'll be happy to send you an ancestor file with my notes if you would like. Sammy Anson Pierce Hobe Sound, FL

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Here's what I have: € Wm. L. Bill Murphy wrote in Article #116, The Heritage of Craven County, North Carolina, Volume I, 1984, ³Lewis James Johnson (1826-1911) moved to Greene County (NC) and married Sarah Adelaide (1842-1916), daughter of Abner Rouse and Harriett Parks.² € James Johnson is listed as age 35 in the 1850 Census of Pitt Co., NC in the same household as his mother, Catherine (Cannon) Johnson. Source: Pitt County Compendium, Volume III: The 1850 Census, transcribed and indexed by Elizabeth (Betsy) Ross, 1989. € The 1850 Census for Greene County, NC lists household #58-487-487 in Tyson¹s Marsh District: Rouse, Abner - age 30 MW, farmer/ 3000 Harriet - age 28 FW Sarah A.- age 8, FW, in sch. Lemuel G. - age 6, MW, in sch. (*Joseph is not listed here, perhaps this was an omission by the person who compiled this book.) Abner - age 2, MW Mary Ann - age 8/12, FW € Lewis Johnson was a witness at the marriage of Victoria (Turnage?) Rouse amd John H. Johnson on July 13, 1876. Source: original Green County, NC Marriage Register, 1867-1905, NC State Archives Question: How was Lewis related to John H. Johnson? Trish Worthington Cobb ---------- From: [email protected] Date: 11 Jul 2001 11:16:01 -0600 To: [email protected] Subject: [NCGREENE] JOHNSON Does anyone have any information on LEWIS JOHNSON who was married to ADELINE ROUSE? Thank you in advance for any information. Debbie [email protected] ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Does anyone have any information on LEWIS JOHNSON who was married to ADELINE ROUSE? Thank you in advance for any information. Debbie [email protected]

In my notes I have that my GGF, John Daniel QUALLS, b: 19 Jan 1870 F(ranklin)CNC, married Tempie Elizabeth PRIVETTE who was previously married to a man named MOYE. My notes are not clear as to whether his name was Clarence or if his son's name was Clarence. Maybe both? <G> I have found no information on either. I did find a Clarence MOYE in SSDI: Clarence MOYE Birth Date: 29 Mar 1908 Death Date: Oct 1983 Social Security Number: 241-01-0906 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: North Carolina Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 28554 Localities: Maury, Greene, North Carolina Could this be a son or GSon? Any clarification? Thanks. Shelby --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.264 / Virus Database: 136 - Release Date: 7/2/01

Thanks Martha, I also need to make a trip to Jones County, and visit the Court House, hope to do it soon, was going to go today, but went to heritage place instead. For anyone who might be interested....I extracted all Simmons marriage info out of the Jones County marriage register, Vol 4. runs from about 1850-1930...... Be glad to do Simmons look-ups from that....... Also, I have copies of the FULL 1790, 1810, 1820 and 1830 census for Jones County, Hopefully will not be long until I can copy the other years also........ Tracy _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Tracy, Sounds like a great idea. Imput a little of mine on the database the other day and sent out a couple of emails to other descendants of Abraham and Martha (Patsy) Sutton Simmons. I have just about nothing on that line other than my direct line and a trip to the Jones Co Courthouse is on my list of things to do next trip. Have not checked to see what is in the Grady Simmons information. I have a hard copy of that but lost the database that Gloria had sent me for FTM when my pc crashed. Some of Abraham's land which is actually in Lenoir Co is still in the family. Martha >Date: Mon, 09 Jul 2001 13:13:06 -0400 >Reply-To: [email protected] >Subject: [JCNCFamilys] Simmons of Craven and Surrounding Counties > >Hello everyone, > >As most of you know, I like many of you descend from Johann Simon (John >Simmons SR) and Margaret Bussett of Craven County. While I have pretty much >been able to document my own line back....I have noticed in my research that >most of the compiled info on this family is through three of the sons, >Emanuel, Daniel, and Abraham Bussett. My own line of Descent is through >John, the eldest son of Johann and Margaret. > >Up until recently, I had only come across one or two people who could trace >their ancestry back through John. However as of late, I have meet quite a >few more descendants. > >My long term goal is to try and put a comprehensive database together of the >descendants of Johann and Margaret, perhaps donate a printed copy to the >local libraries, but short term and closest to my heart is the line of their >son John. > >I would like to invite any and all Simmons Descendants who are interested in >collaborating on this to please contact me....... > >Thanks so much to all who have already shared their information. > >Tracy Putnam >[email protected] >http://www.carolinacuzins.org/Tracyindex.html > > >****If you know someone who might be interested in the Simmons Family, >please feel free to forward this email**** > >_________________________________________________________________ >Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > > >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: >[email protected] > > > >Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > >

Hello everyone, As most of you know, I like many of you descend from Johann Simon (John Simmons SR) and Margaret Bussett of Craven County. While I have pretty much been able to document my own line back....I have noticed in my research that most of the compiled info on this family is through three of the sons, Emanuel, Daniel, and Abraham Bussett. My own line of Descent is through John, the eldest son of Johann and Margaret. Up until recently, I had only come across one or two people who could trace their ancestry back through John. However as of late, I have meet quite a few more descendants. My long term goal is to try and put a comprehensive database together of the descendants of Johann and Margaret, perhaps donate a printed copy to the local libraries, but short term and closest to my heart is the line of their son John. I would like to invite any and all Simmons Descendants who are interested in collaborating on this to please contact me....... Thanks so much to all who have already shared their information. Tracy Putnam [email protected] http://www.carolinacuzins.org/Tracyindex.html ****If you know someone who might be interested in the Simmons Family, please feel free to forward this email**** _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

>Resent-Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2001 01:54:47 -0600 >X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Sun Jul 8 01:54:47 2001 >From: [email protected] >Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2001 03:54:48 EDT >Old-To: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected], [email protected] >X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 138 >Subject: [NCDOBBS] NC Gettsyburg Casualty Lists >To: [email protected] >Resent-From: [email protected] >X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/599 >X-Loop: [email protected] >Resent-Sender: [email protected] >Resent-Bcc: > >I just posted the casualty rolls for the 5th, 6th, 21st, & 57th NC Regiments >for Gettysburg. The URL is: > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~familyinformation/ > >Click on Transcripts, then History. The links are in the New section. > >Regarding the 5th NC, the list was incomplete on the microfilm, the casualty >roll only going though Company G. > >I have a few more NC Gettysburg decipherings to do, then I will finish the >Revolutinary War Invalid Regiment for the Northern Army. This consists >mainly of New Englanders, Pennsylvanians, & New Yorkers with a smattering of >Virginians, Carolinians (North & South) and some Maryland troops. After >that, I plan on getting the Casualty Roll of Col. Lamb's Regiment from Ft. >Fisher on-line. If not mistaken, this also has an after action report. One >interesting thing about that is there are several CSA Navy men listed in the >casualty report. From what I have read, there were many sailors used to man >the heavy cannon at Ft. Fisher. > >Are there any requests for CSA casualty reports for any specific state or >battle? I have been noticing that both GA & MS rolls are very prevalent and >honestly, I keep looking at the battles of Corinth & Murfreesboro as "easy" >pickings (those are largely readable). Drop me a line at my email address, >not the lists, if you have a preference. I have not done any VA troops but >they may be on the list at some future time. > >Best of wishes, > >Billy > >

Searching for information on a Mary Chase that married a James or John Rose probably in Wayne, Greene or Wilson Counties, N.C. about 1870. I know this is sketchy but it's all I have. I may be contacted at [email protected] Thanks, Chris