I got a number of responses to my question about unsubscribing to this list, and following the suggestions I did successfully unsubscribe; at least I thought that I had, since the messages stopped.......for a while. Now they have started up again. Any suggestions, anyone? Many thanks. Richard Yell Mebane, NC

Is anyone else on this list working on the KIME family?

I am searching for information about the descendants of Adam Hagan, Jr, b. 1832, who married (?). Children of this marriage are (born in Guilford County): Charles Tildon Dorsey Lee Lora Cordelia Charles Tildon Hagan m. Ann Steptoe Guy and had the following children: Charles, Jr. James Guy Barbara Dorsey Hagan m. Elizabeth Yates and had the following children: Dorsey Kenneth Jean Jacquelyn I would like to make contact with descendants of these families to share family information. My line is through a brother of Adam Hagan, Jr. Fred Hagan

i am looking for wades, any wades! i am from the wade line that came in thru virginia, ed wade and his descendants. i have quite a lot of info on that line that i am working on. i am currently looking for wades closer to my personal line. i will give an outline of the people in my direct line. any help on anyone would be appreciated, i love to share. june jax fl jnevar@mediaone.net edward washington wade 1775 * william drayton wade c 1800 mary b wade married dr. a. m. mccaine sarah b wade edmund wade johnson r wade * william drayton wade c 1800 john calhoun wade b 8-29-1827 d 6-19-1913 (my line) * robert lamar wade b 1828 d feb 1896 edward hampton wade b 5-10-1832 d 10-21-1861 laura virginia wade b 4-28-1883 d 12-23-1889 martha elizabeth wade b 9-3-1836 d 12-21-1901 richard johnson wade william drayton wade jr. lousiana wade b 1845 lucy wade josie wade *robert lamar wade robert (bob) wade b 1851 preston brooks wade b 1855 julia wade b 1856 william drayton wade b 1857 (my line) charles lamar wade b 1859 mary wade died at age of one month emma wade b 1861 alfred m wade b 1863 evilina wade b 1864 joseph b wade b 1869 ida wade b 1870 michael (mike) wade edward wade

Would anyone happen to know the holiday schedule for July 4th for the High Point Library and the Court house? thanks, Windy

I am looking for a possible ancestor John Lowder If anyone has access to these census pages can you help?? 1790 Guilford Census page 153 John Lowder 1790 Guilford Census page 500 John Lowder 1800 Guilford Census NC page 630 John Lowder 1820 Guilford Census page 100 John Lowder 1830 Guilford Census page 220 (2 listings) John Lowder Thank you very much, C. Lowder junkmail@quiknet.com

Good Evening Everyone, It's been quite a while since I've posted this request. Am in hopes that someone has some information that can help me on the following people. My ancestors, John PAVEY (b: prob. ca: 1754, d: 1814, IN) married 1) (we believe) Mary ANDERSON (b: ca. 1756, DE, dau. of James & Elizabeth ANDERSON, Nicolites.) They were found on the 1790 Caroline Co, MD census and probably migrated along with the last of the Nicolites to do so by ca: 1800 to the Jamestown @ Deep River area in Guilford Co.. Mary must have died, for John md. 2) Frances "Fanny" MARTIN in Guilford Co, on Jan. 21, 1801. Frances Martin Pavey was b: Oct. 19, 1758 and was the dau. of James & Mary MARTIN. James' will was prob. Feb., 1796 (Guilford.) The following are his children: John, b: abt. 1756; Frances; James, b: abt. 1760; Hannah, b: Feb. 27, 1763 (md: ? Sillivan/Sullivan); Henry, b: Sept. 4, 1765 and Mary, b: Oct. 25, 1768, md: Wm. BEESON (son of Isaac & Phebe BEESON) on Dec. 24, 1791, Guilford Co. The MARTINs were Quakers, and recrq. at New Garden, Guilford Co. on Jan. 4, 1779. Would like to find out where they had come from. I believe there's a chance that they came from PA. Most of the children were dismous. from the Quakers (Fanny for marrying John PAVEY ... Hinshaw has his name as PARAY.) John PAVEY was appointed Adm. to the Estate of Major ANDERSON in Guilford in 1803. There were 2 Major Anderson families on the 1800 Guilford Co. census. Does anyone know which Major this may have been that died after the census? (Mary Anderson Pavey had a brother named Major.) On both the 1800 and 1810 census there was a Levin WILLIAMS listed. We believe that this may have been the husband of Mary "Polly" PAVEY (John's sister.) Does anyone have any information on a Levin Williams' family? Thank you. Marsha McWilliams Researching: PAVEY/PEAVEY/PEAVY and all its' spellings/mis-spellings. Researching: The Nicolites.

I visited www.ancestry.com today and learned they are offering a free 10 day guest membership. All you have to do is click on "Guest Register" and fill in the required information. (I notice that it didn't want my middle initial, so you just as well leave that off.) I presume your 10 days starts from that point. It appears to me that all databases are not included but many useful ones are. Betty Pace ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Any WESTBROOK researchers? Virginia

Hello, I am new to the list and wonder if anyone has any info on the following people? I am currently following a lead to Stephen RUKE and the "Louisa" that is listed with him in 1850 Census in Guilford Co. NC. Is this "Louisa" Stephen's second wife? There is a "Keziah" listed with a Louisa RUKE (no Stephen listed in 1870) in 1870 in Guilford Co., NC. There is no relationship listed, but the age fits for the "Keziah" that I am searching for. (See below) Seeking information on Keziah Adeline ROOKS. She was born Sep 1841. (Birthdate from burial information.) She married Daniel Winfield LOHR in November 1870 in Davidson County, NC. Keziah died in 1890 and was buried at Prospect United Cemetery, Randolph County, NC. I cannot find any info on Keziah's parents or birthplace. In checking the Federal Census for North Carolina, I find Keziah with her husband in Randolph Co. in the 1880 Census. I do not find her with parents in any of the earlier census for NC. Would anyone have any clues or information on Keziah ROOKS? Or if Louisa was indeed Stephen RUKE's wife? Thank you for your time. Susan Robison srobison22@hotmail.com ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

According to the "GUILFORD CO, NC, a map supplement" by Fred Hughes, pgs. 56 & 57, a stream by the name of Bull Run was named 1752/53, apparently for a Richard BULL. Ca: 1772/3 this family had some "catastrophic event" happen (cause unknown), splitting this (by then) large family into 3 groups. Some changed their names to TALBOT, others to RANDAL and some stayed BULLs. This little book goes on ... In 1767, John Bull was using the name of TALBOT (on Regulator petitions) and had a mill on upper Deep River (deed said John Talbot, formerly Bull.) In Dec., 1803 a John Bull with wife Hannah and children: Oney, Jackson, Elisabeth, John Leonard (Lenny) was granted legal right to change their name to Randal (maiden name of John's mother?) and in 1804 migrated to GA. (According to this book, John TALBOT was a member of Deep River Quaker Meeting and was the grantor of the land on which the Meeting was held.) Does anyone have any further information on the family of John (BULL) TALBOT who had the mill on upper Deep River? Was he the one who changed his name in 1804 and moved to GA? (I do not believe so, because in 1805 the NC Legislation granted 14 Bulls the right to change their names to TALBERT and I believe John Talbot/Talbert was still in Guilford Co. at that time.) John TALBOTs' land is now under water (City Lake at Jamestown) along with the original MENDENHALL Plantation. Thanks. Marsha McWilliams

I have added some new marriage bonds to my page if anyone is interested. They include an assortment of Murray, Moser, Clapp and Wrenn marriage bonds. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mwellis/ Thanks Mary Ellis

I have a booklet which looks like it was written either by Mary Pegg or Rebecca Phillips. In this it lists John Pegg, b.5-17-1800 and "James Austin Pegg born the year 1810 September the 14th day". It also lists Austin Phillips born August 30 (1837?). It also lists other Peggs and Phillips' from that family, some of whom I don't know how they fit in. If anyone is interested in any of this information I would be glad to send it to you. Beth ----- Original Message ----- From: Marsha McWilliams <rmmcw@effingham.net> To: <NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 5:08 PM Subject: FW: [NCGUILFO] FWD {to NCGUILFO}: early 1800s John Ten Eich--Posted by Linda Bonnell > I thought there might be a few who would like to see my response to Linda > Bonnell regarding the PEGGs. > Marsha > > > Linda, > > This is some of what I have on the PEGG family (undocumented by me. I am > not a descendant.) . . . . . > > Lousia Hurt PEGG (nothing further), dau. of John Austin PEGG and his 1st > wife, Martha ? He was b: ca. 1790, NC, d: 2/25/1872, Greene Co, IN. He md: > 2) Sarah Ann (Dewitt?) Scott, March 11, 1838, Greene Co, IN. > > John Austin Pegg was the son of Valentine PEGG and his 1st. wife, Mary > STAFFORD. Valentine was b: April 10, 1744, MD and d: Nov. 24, 1828, > Whitewater, Wayne Co, IN. Valentine md: 2) Mary MILLS on Feb. 12, 1808 and > 3) Sarah (Small) GRIFFIN on April 4, 1821, Whitewater, IN. > > Valentine PEGG was the son of William & Margaret PEGG. William was born > abt. 1700 in St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, Eng. and died in Kent Co, DE (no > date given.) > > Valentine and his brother, Martin PEGG, were members of the Nicolites > (religious sect much like the Quakers, only much stricter) from the MD/DE > area. Many of these Nicolites migrated to Guilford Co, NC, near Jamestown > on Deep River, by ca. 1800. However, the PEGGs did appear to go several > years earlier. In Guilford Co (after the Nicolites ceased to exist), I > believe they became Quakers. > > Hope this answers some of your questions. > > Marsha McWilliams > Researching: PAVEY/PEAVEY/PEAVY and all its' spellings/mis-spellings. > Researching: The Nicolites. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Edward A. Black, Sr. [mailto:w6uyf@earthlink.net] > Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 9:07 PM > To: NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCGUILFO] FWD {to NCGUILFO}: early 1800s John Ten Eich-- > > The following was posted by posted by Linda Bonnell <dbonnell@frii.com> > on Tue, 15 Feb 2000 > on the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum: > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Surname: Pegg, Teneich, Ten Eich, Ten Eick, Ten Eyck > > Elusive relatives!Help from Guilford co.please!John Ten Eich > claimed he was born 1799 or 1800 NC when he wed Louisa H. > Pegg 1836 Wayne co.Indiana or so it says on 1850 IN census. > Did Louisa H.Pegg come from Guilford co.NC? > >

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Does anyone know if the cemetery at City Lake Park in High Point is the Old Jamestown Cemetery, is it Quaker and has it ever been inventoried? Thanks. Martha - Rootsweb Sponsor

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Hello, I'm new to this list & searching for Stephen BOND b. 1753 New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc. Does anyone know who his wife was? I have the children listed as follows: 1. Ruth BOND Born:  19 Feb 1773 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc 2. Martha BOND Born:  5 Dec 1774 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc 3. Mary BOND Born:  6 Dec 1776 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc 4. Patience BOND (AFN:WF9D-P1) Born:  7 Oct 1778 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc 5. Charity BOND (AFN:WF9D-Q6) Born:  19 Aug 1780 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc 6. Stephen BOND (AFN:WF9D-RC) Born:  26 Aug 1782 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc Died:  12 Jul 1796 Place:  7. Keziah BOND (AFN:WF9D-SJ) Born:  6 Jun 1784 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc 8. Nathan BOND, (my gr gr gr grandfather-Darcy) Born:  6 Jun 1786 Place:  New Garden Mm, Guilford, Nc Died:  15 Jun 1871 Place:  9. Rebecca BOND (twin) Born:  30 Jun 1788 Place:  Westfield Mm, Surry, Nc 10. Benjamin BOND (twin) Born:  30 Jun 1788 Place:  Westfield Mm, Surry, Nc Died:  31 Mar 1871 Place:  11.Isaac BOND Born:  27 Nov 1790 Place:  Westfield Mm, Surry, Nc Died:  21 Nov 1856 Place:  12.Ann BOND Born:  27 Jul 1793 Place:  Westfield Mm, Surry, Nc 13.Rachel BOND Born:  18 Jan 1796 Place:  Westfield Mm, Surry, Nc 14.Joseph BOND Born:  2 Apr 1798 Place:  , Floyd, Va Died:  7 Jun 1882 Place:  , Raleigh, Wv Would be grateful for any additions or corrections to what I have. Any cousins out there? Thanks, Darcy Tolliver-Noonkester 0:) in Maryland

William Laton Griffin Asa Griffin (Asa is spelled several different ways on marriage certificates - Acey, Asia, Assa) Mary Griffin (need maiden name) All listed on 1860 census for Guilford Marilyn Logan meemaw@tisd.net

Roll Call: Family of (1) Sarah Macklin (2) Thom Ellis Both related to the Pettiford Family

Hi Lists, O.K. The complete extractions for Chatham Co, for the 1850 census, with all the "Free Blacks" is complete on my page. If anyone is interested in African American research. I have recognized some of the names that are also, what is now called Melungeon (tri-racial) groups. (i.e. Goins/Goens) Happy Hunting. Sue Ashby http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncchatha/chatham.htm