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? Was she Dr.John Austin Pegg's daughter born 1816-1819?Dr.John was in NC before moving to IN.Wife's name Martha ? Was Dr.John A.Pegg's family of Shaker faith? John Ten Eich and Louisa H. Pegg had my ggrandfather Thomas D.Teneyck 1837,Wayne co.IN. Want to trace Louisa and John's respective parents and families further back if possible.Still think John born NJ. - -------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Guilford>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Linda Bonnell <dbonnell@frii.com>. --

Lrjwj@aol.com wrote: > Can someone tell me if they can locate a Thomas Johnston,born abt 1790 in > NC..possibly as early as 1780. > Not sure when or where he died. He did move to Tn abt 1800. Residences ranged > from Murfreesboro down to Monteagle. He owned properties along with his > offspring, either joint or separate, in these areas up to the Civil War. > about 1862, his son Calvin and families left Tullahoma ,where they lived, > for Indiana. It is unknown the wherabouts of Thomas after abt 1860. Census > showed him living near Calvin abt 1860 as a chairmaker or laborer. Cemetery > search? Thanks John Johnston > > Palm Springs Ca > --

Lrjwj@aol.com wrote: > Can someone tell me if they can locate a Thomas Johnston,born abt 1790 in > NC..possibly as early as 1780. > Not sure when or where he died. He did move to Tn abt 1800. Residences ranged > from Murfreesboro down to Monteagle. He owned properties along with his > offspring, either joint or separate, in these areas up to the Civil War. > about 1862, his son Calvin and families left Tullahoma ,where they lived, > for Indiana. It is unknown the wherabouts of Thomas after abt 1860. Census > showed him living near Calvin abt 1860 as a chairmaker or laborer. Cemetery > search? Thanks John Johnston > > Palm Springs Ca > --

Hi, Is there anybody who would have access to late 1800s copies or microfilms of the High Point Enterprise newspaper and would be willing to do an obituary look up? Thanks, Rick

The following was posted by Kathy Liebig <chatkat5555@aol.com> on Mon, 14 Feb 2000 on the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Thacker, Chenault, Lawler, Lanham, McHaney, Brazletonj I am searching for John Thacker married Elendar Brazleton sons William and Shep. I believe he was from NC and died in Tennesse. There must be some siblings of his hopefully. thanks - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Guilford>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Kathy Liebig <chatkat5555@aol.com>. --

The following was posted by Benjamin Crain <bcrain@prodigy.net> on Sat, 12 Feb 2000 on the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Adams, Wooters, Richardson, Crain, Crane, Burge, Fyke, England, Pike Looking for any threads to any of these familys. They all lived in Gulliford County prior to moving to TN most to Robertson County and one just over the state line into Logan County, KY. >From TN they all moved to Marion County, IL in the late 1830's. All of these families clain Gulliford County and where they came from. Others moved to Gulliford County from Maryland. Thanks, Benjamin Crain - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Guilford>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Benjamin Crain <bcrain@prodigy.net>. --

I have added 1850, 1860 and 1870 Alamance Co., NC census records for Murray's and the 1812 service record for Charles Webster with his wife, Rachel Holt's, pension request to my site (which is moving if you have it bookmarked). http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~mwellis Mary Ellis

>Searching for info on Eli Blakely who may have been adopted by or bound to a >Abel Gardner or >Stephen Gardner family. This would be abt 1820. >Eli Blakely m Betsy Caffey 1828 GuilfordCty. If you have access to a FHL, the apprentice bonds for Guilford County are available on microfilm. The father is not always named in those records, but would be a place to start. Rick Saunders http://pweb.netcom.com/~fzsaund/0.html

Searching for info on Eli Blakely who may have been adopted by or bound to a Abel Gardner or Stephen Gardner family. This would be abt 1820. Eli Blakely m Betsy Caffey 1828 GuilfordCty. Jimmy in Ms deltajim@netdoor.com

In trying to research my McFarland family I would like to know a little more about Guilford County from 1800 to 1900. Does anyone have any information they can share? Or know of a good resource to locate a history of the county? Conni in Ohio

Hi, all, I have been recently sent a partial GEDCOM of undetermined origin which indicates that my Thomas R. STONE [b. 1825, Caswell Co.- d. 1864, Richmond, VA, 13th NC, CSA] may have been the son of John D. STONE, who, the GEDCOM says, d. in Oregon Hill [Oregonville?] Twp., Rockingham Co., about 1859. The GEDCOM states that John was the same man as the son of Epaphroditus STONE, who d. 1811 in Caswell Co. Other sons of Epaphroditus STONE and his wife, Lucy were also named in Epaphroditus' will: Tillman, Robert, Peter and James STONE. John D. STONE m. [reportedly 2nd] in Rockingham Co., 1846, to Nancy J. HARDIE; his first wife is stated in this GEDCOM to have been Ellender TRAVIS, whom it states he m. 1822 in Pittsylvania Co., VA. Ellender is stated to have been the mother of John's children: (1) Lucy Frances STONE m. 1847, Caswell Co., NC to Martin Joseph DURHAM, Sr. ----- (2) William Epperson STONE, b. 1830, Caswell Co.; d. ca. 1905, Reidsville, Rockingham Co. ----- (3) John F. STONE m. 1853, Caswell Co., Mary E. FERGUSON [this marriage was witnessed by my Thomas R. STONE!] ----- (4) Robert J. STONE, d. 18 Mar 1912, Reidsville, Rockingham Co.; m. (1) 1856, Oregon Hill [Oregonville?] Twp., Rockingham Co., Mary HORSEFORD [HORSFORD]; m. (2) ca. 1859, Mary Ann MITCHELL, d. 25 Dec 1919, Reidsville, Rockingham Co. ----- (5) Pinkney Washington STONE, b. 13 Mar 1838, Oregon Hill [Oregonville?] Twp., Rockingham Co.; d. 24 Jan 1924, Reidsville, Rockingham Co.; m. (1) 1862, Rockingham Co., Mary Jane LEA [LEE], b. 29 May 1844, NC; d. 24 Sept 1884, Rockingham Co.; m. (2) ca. 1887, Martha Ann MILLER, b. NC; d. 21 May 1911, Reidsville, Rockingham Co., NC. - ---------------------------------------------- In trying to place the Stones of Rockingham, I investigated to some extent, Stoneville in Rockingham Co. [which, it seems, was Mayo prior to 1877.] The history of Stoneville at the American Local History Network site indicates that Stoneville was named after Pinkney and Thomas STONE, who were merchants in the area [I don't know if that may have been sometime before 1877, but seems most likely. Rev. Frank R. STONE was the first mayor of Stoneville following the name change from Mayo.] Was this the same Pinkney STONE as the son of John D. STONE? Does anyone out there know anything of any of these Caswell/Rockingham/Person STONEs and the allied families? Anyone know whose GEDCOM this is??? Have any documents of any sort with ANY of these names in them? I suspect my Thomas R. STONE to have been a "lost child" [the eldest?] or other close relative of John D. STONE. Also, is there a Rockingham mailing list? [Could not locate a link on the county webpage.] Thanks for your help! Pam pamstone@digital.net

Most, if not all, my proven Quaker lines came through Nantucket, Massachusetts and Chester County, PA. All my Quaker lines were in Guilford/Randolph cos., North Carolina at some point, and later on, all my Quaker related lines were in Randolph/Wayne/Henry Cos, Indiana. I tend to believe that my 3x great grandmother Jereter(1802-1876), wife of Wiley WALL (1799-187x?), was born a Quaker in NC and remained so until her disownment, for non-attendance, in February of 1840 from Providence Preparative Meeting (recorded in Center MM records). There is a Rachel VICKERY, parents unknown, who was also Quaker, at Marlborough MM, in Randolph Co., NC about the same time that Jereter was a member of Providence Preparative Meeting, Randolph Co., NC, under the care of Center MM, Guilford Co., NC, and which was the closest Meeting to the east and not far east from Vickery Mill and a bit south of Christopher VICKERY's plantation in the northernmost part of Randolph County, next to Timber Ridge Baptist Church, where old Christopher VICKREY (1740-1841) was a Baptist minister. Jereter would have been his granddaughter if I can prove the Vickery lineage somehow. The Vickery line is the only line I have found in my family Quaker history that apparently did not originate in PA or MA. Rachel VICKORY moved to Marlborough MM from Center MM, dated 1835,5,20. The spelling of VICKORY is consistent with that of Sampson VICKORY (b. 1757) whose daughter, Kessandria VICKORY, married in 1800 Absalom VICKREY, son of Christopher VICKREY. Kessandria and Absalom were half or full first cousins, depending on the true parentage of Sampson VICKORY and Christopher VICKREY. (I believe they had different mothers, but the same father, Marmaduke.) Rachel transferred her membership back to Center MM, NC on 1840,5,2. On 1847,3,6, Rachel again transferred her membership back to Marlborough MM from Center MM, dated 1846,11,21. I am in the middle of requesting copies or transcripts of the original records. Rachel's maiden name is indicated to be (VICKERY), but may actually be an alternative spelling by Hinshaw's abstracters. If Rachel Vickory, born on May 11, 1804, died March 10, 1864 and Jereter ____ Wall, born Aug 31, 1802, were sisters, I have no proof of this but do strongly suspect this based on the location of Providence Preparative Meeting and the fact that its records were kept by Center MM in Guilford County. (The Center MM women's records are lost prior to 1835 and men's minutes lost prior to 1825. ) This is why it is so difficult to reconstruct this particular Quaker Vickery family! No one seems to know who all of the children of Sampson Vickory were but some of them are known. Kesssandria was born in the right timeframe to have been one of Sampson's daughters. Kessandria VICKORY, born between 1781-1782, daughter of Sampson VICKORY and Charity ROBBINS, is not confused with Cassandra Vickrey, born abt 1806, who was dau. of Francis Marion Vickrey and granddaughter of John Vickrey. If anyone can help, or continue to help reconstruct any such Quaker Vick*r*y lines, I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions on this. Thanks, Tim Walls

Johan Nickel Michel 1696 Germany, sons Frederick (1721) and Bernardt to Old Rowan County. The Son of Fred - Bernhardt (1748) moved to Orange County, NC. Frieden Church area, his son David (1792) married Elizabeth Wagoner), their son Barney (1820) married Barbara Cobb (Kopp), this Barney died at Gordonsville, Va. during Civil War. His history can be read at www.dantana.com/RowanRoots (Michael section) His son - Daniel Monroe Michael of Davidson County. My ggrandfather. Buried Lexington City Cem. Dan Michael Patterson Rowan County Information Website www.DanTana.com www.GoRowan.com www.RowanCounty.com P.O. Box 241 Spencer, NC 28159 All file attachments have been scanned using Mcafee Virus Scan. Virus Definitions 4.0.4060 dated 1/12/2000.

I would like to thank everyone who responded. I certainly do appreciate it. Sherry

Hello, I need an obit of Nellie Danford who passed away 13 Nov 1999 in Burlington, NC. Thank you very much for your help in advance! Sherry

I just clicked on the URL below 'n the page opened right up. Perhaps it was just heavily used at the time you tried to open it. Try again, 'n good luck this time. Elaine Evans ----- Original Message ----- From: <MSTEAK@aol.com> To: <NCGUILFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2000 3:53 PM Subject: Re: [NCGUILFO] 1850 Census, Chatham Co., N.C. > In a message dated 01/09/2000 1:14:58 PM EST, canova@tstar.net writes: > > << http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncchatha/chatham.htm >> > I tried to go there and the address failed >

In a message dated 01/09/2000 1:14:58 PM EST, canova@tstar.net writes: << http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncchatha/chatham.htm >> I tried to go there and the address failed

Hi, Taylors, I have followed a long & winding road through VA & NC, tracking Joseph TRAYLOR [found also as TAYLOR; this occurred in VA also...] Joseph d. 1794, I think in NC. I am hoping to make connections to those who have him as Joseph TAYLOR. He may have been related to a Phillip & Nancy THOMAS in Granville, as he acted for a Mary Ann THOMAS to force Joshua COFFEE [COFFEY] to bring to Court the children of this couple. Definitely, my Joseph TAYLOR/TRAYLOR was related to a DAVIS, either in Caswell or Granville---I believe one of his daughters must have married one, and this Mr. DAVIS was deceased by 1786 (possibly his daughter was also, but possibly not, as children whose father had died were often placed in the guardianship of some male family member, regardless of whether their mother was living.) Does anyone recognize any of these persons??? I have good documentation for Joseph, except no will yet. He had a large family in Brunswick Co., VA, including his wife, Elizabeth, and children, at least: Edward, Thomas, Elizabeth, Lucy, Martha, Joseph, and John [who appears as John TAYLOR in 1790 in Caswell Co. with Joseph, and appears to have been his youngest son. John moved to Edgefield Dist., SC. Anyone who traces back to a John TAYLOR there may be looking at John TRAYLOR...] Col. Joseph TAYLOR in Granville records may be the same man as Joseph TRAYLOR of Caswell & Brunswick, VA. He may have also been in Guilford Co.; there is some indication of that, and he might be found with a HOWERTON or HOWINTON/HOWENTON/ HOWINGTON. I would REALLY love some help sorting out this puzzle, and hope there is someone who has more documentation on Joseph TAYLOR/TRAYLOR in North Carolina. HELP!!! Please reply directly to my E-Mail; I am having to unsubscribe to this list. THANKS! :-) Pam pamstone@digital.net

Gordon, In Vol #19 you wrote about the TROLLINGER surname. There is a FTM site which has the surname researched back to Germany as DROLLINGER. There is extensive information on this name. The URL site is: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/r/o/Roy-B-Trolinger/index.html Hope this helps. Frank, out here in fly over land

The following was posted by Peggy Reece Bruckner <bruckner@mindspring.com> on Sun, 30 Jan 2000 on the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Kachelriess, Kachelreiss, Cochlerise, Cochetrees, Cockelreece, Cocklereese, Cockelreese, Cucklereese, Cocklerease, Cocklereas, Reece, Reese, Rees Anyone searching for Guilford County Cocklereece a.k.a. Kachelriess families, please see Descendants of Kachelriess Report posted on my FTM User Page "Carolina Cousins." - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Guilford County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Guilford>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Peggy Reece Bruckner <bruckner@mindspring.com>. --