Thanks for the tip. SARAH - time to run down and see the kids and check this out in the Southern Historical Collection. Tomorrow would not be too soon. I would think if there was a Bible there some of the Rouse researchers would have heard about it, but then, maybe not. THere appears to have been a number of ROuse/Mozingo marriages - probably more than we even have a hint of. THere are a lot of Rouse and Mozingo researchers on the Lenoir and Greene lists and don't think you are on the list so you might want to join us. BTW, how do you know that you descend from Susan daughter of Pierce? That information might help some of the other researchers. There are several Rouse families of various spellings in Va but I have not checked out these particular counties. Thanks for the suggestion. If the Bible indeed exists and is at UNC, it will be copied and posted soon as Sarah or some of the rest of us can get to Chapel Hill because it might break open an entire Rouse line - as well as a Mozingo line. Martha At 11:43 AM 8/7/01 EDT, you wrote: >hi there! had heard chapel hill libr had a noah rouse bible w/ some 1700's >mozingoes listed: do you have this info and could provide, or could you give >me detail re the library so i can at sometime go there? thnx...i descend from >suan mozingo, b. 1809, dau. of pierece, gr dau of john who was in area w/ >some sibs. from n. neck of virginia, circa mid 1700's... **** in researchng mozingos in the 1600's-1700's in virginia's northern neck, i've come acroos the surname "rouse/rous"...sorry cannot provide exact refs....counties to look at incl northumberland, westmoreland, richmond and OLD rappahannock...hope this can be helpful to someone doing this research.

Fennel Dawson Langston is my g-grandfather. One of his sons, Henry K. Langston, was my grandfather. I believe Henry's brother, John Franklin Langston, was your grandfather. I have quite a bit of information I would be happy to share with you. Let me know.

Curtis was the son of Thomas and Sarah (Tripp ?) Dail who moved from Pitt or Greene to Duplin. WILL OF CURTIS DAIL State of North Carolina Duplin County In the name of God Amen, I Curtis Dail of said State & County being of sound mind & memory but knowing that all men must die .. do this 30th day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & sixty four make ordain & constitute this my last Will & Testament in manner & form as follows: submitting my soul to God who gave it & my body to be decently buried Item. 1st I give unto my wife Penelope Dail my household & kitchen furniture, plantation to the briery branch where I now live during her natural life, one cow & calf, one sow & pigs. My horse all necessary hous ? in property for her lifetime 2nd I give to Thomas Hardison & wife Margaret one dollar as his full share of all my property. 3rd I give unto John Creech & wife Matilda a full share of all my property after my death 4th I give unto my son Archilus Dail, Calvin Dail, Stephen B. Dail, A. B. Dail, Curtis Atlas Dail, Catharine Summerlin all full shares of my property with this exception that my Executor (word cut off) to Atlas after my death Fifty dollars more than any of my other children. Item 5th I give unto Lemuel Hardison & wife Caroline one Dollar as their full share of my property. Item 6th I give unto Buckner Dail one Dollar as his full share of my property which I want my Executor to sell Item 7th I leave all my perishable property not given to my wife & all my lands on the North side of Mirey Branch to be sold rite away after my death & the other property to be sold after my wife's death & be divided as I have named my children within. Item 8th and lastly. I nominate my esteemed friend N. B Whitfield my executor to this my last Will & Testament dis (word cut Off) all other will or wills by me made heretofore. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this day & date above written. Curtis (x) Dail Witness J. W. Outlaw, J. P. Whitfield North Carolina Duplin County July Term 1865 The within & foregoing paper writing purporting to be the last Will & Testament of Curtis Dail is exhibited for probate in open Court. Needham B. Whitfield the executor therein named & the due executor thereof is proved by the oath & examination of J. P. Whitfield one of the subscribing witnesses thereto & the other subscribing witness thereto not being present the case was continued & it is ordered that a supona be issued for J. W. Outlaw the other subscribing witness thereto to appear at the next Term of this Court & testify as to the execution of each paper writing by the said curtis Dail Test. I.D. Southerland Clerk Duplin county Court July Term 1865 Penelope Dail widow of Curtis Dail deceased comes into open Court & upon her late husband the said Curtis Dails will being propounded for probate before the Court she in person expresses her desire to dissent therefrom & thereupon on motion it is ordered that her dissent from said will be entered of record ? her dissent therefrom & thereupon on motion it is ordered that her dissent from said will be entered of recon I. D. Southerland, Clerk

Although these are Duplin and Cumberland Co they have Greene Co ties and descendants in both Greene and Lenoir William Hardison was born either in Hyde or Greene Co - we don't know for sure, but he lived in Greene until he moved with his mother, Lucretia Garris Hardison and his siblings to Duplin. We assume his father, James, may have died in Greene, but again that is not clear. William married Mary (Polly) Dail, daughter of Thomas and his wife, said to be Sarah Tripp - not proven. Thomas moved to Duplin from either Pitt or Greene. THere are a number of intermarriages between the Dails and Hardisons in Duplin. Mary's brother, Curtis had a daughter Margaret, who married her first cousin, Thomas Hardison, son of William and Mary (Polly) Dail Hardison. Thomas and Margaret moved to Wayne then Lenoir. Martha DEEDS BOOK 23 p 534 2 November 1836 - Harmon Hardison of Duplin to Enock Cobb of Wayne - 380 acres for $250 - tract NS Goshen, SS of the North East - Palle bordy ?? Pocoson, John A. Swinson, Jesse Barfield's former corner, Cypress pond, Arthur Herring's old corner, Samuel Wards ?? former corner, Pete Wadkins old corner, Taylor's branch - deed given by Ben C. Herring and John Wadkins dated 1830 and one other deed from the Sheriff to Charles A. Hines and from Hines to Harmond Harderson dated 6 Jan 1834 WIT Curtis (X) Deal, Joshua Hardison Court Jan Term 1861 **** Book 81 p 184 3 September 1852 - -Council M. Sanderson of Duplin to William Hardison of Cumberland - $25 - tract in Cumberland Co - WS Black Mingo which Anna Sanderson has a life interest in agreeable to will of John Sanderson, dec and after the decease of the said Anna to return to Council M. Sanderson, Olive Dail and Mary Dail - 164 acres - according to Will of John, Council is entitled to 1/3 part - Anna now lives on this tract. WIT J. A. Butler, Henry Jackson Proven 22 December 1885 **** Book 81 p 418 12 February 1856 - Daniel Deal and wife to William Hardison - both of Cumberland Co - $50 - tract in Cumberland - WS Black Mingo which Anna Sanderson has a life estate agreeable to will of John Sanderson dec and after death of said Ann to return to Daniel Deal and wife - 164 acres - Daniel Deal and wife entitled to 1/3 part - Anna Sanderson now lives on it Daniel Deal, Olief (x) Deal, G. ? B. Dail, Renel Jones WIT H. Sumerlin, Charles Wade Olief Dail examined by J. L. Bailey on 2 October 1860 in Wayne County *** Book 81 p 184 Indenture - 28 October 1859 - William Hardison of Cumberland to Isaac Taylor of same - $300 - tract in Cumberland by name of Sanders tract - adj Mingo, Morris Smith, Poples ?, Crossway Branch, Wade - 186 acres - subject to the life estate of Anne Sanderson also subject to a deduction of twelve acres belonging to the wife of John Creech Signed by mark Wit N. L. Phillips, H. Summerlin Proven 2 December 1885 *** Indenture - 5 January 1855 - Thomas Hardison and wife Margaret of Wayne Co to William Harderson of Cumberland Co - $15 - all of our interest in the lands left by John Sanderson to Mary Dail to which we Thomas Harderson and wife Margaret are legal heirs - also by this deed we also do convey the share of Calvin Dail & Caroline Dail which shares we Thomas and Margaret has previously purchased which three shares contain all our interest - 25 acres Thomas (x) Hardison, Margaret (x) Hardison WIT John D. Pearsall Registered Cumberland County 30 Dec 1885 ******* Will of John Sanderson - Cumberland Co The copy is too bad to transcribe 16 March ??? 1829 In the name of God --- I, John Sanderson of County of Cumberland - being of sound mind and perfect memory I give and bequeath to my beloved sons Bright J. Sanderson, Council M. Sanderson all my land consisting of two hundred seventy five acres lying on the NW side of Black Mingo to be divided between them as follows: starting on NE corner of Mingo - rest not readable - if son Bright should have no heirs then to be divided between Council and my two daughters Mary Dail and Olive Dail Beloved wife Susannah, the balance of my property consisting of one horse and stock, hogs, sheep, household and kitchen furniture, corn fodder - not readable - two daughters Mary Dail and Olive To heirs of my son William Sanderson dec the sum of $5.00 To my daughter Nancy Morris - $5.00 Signed John Sanderson WIT James W. ??, Samuel I ?? March Term 1830 NOTE: Obviously according to later deeds, Susannah was left with a life estate. James Hardison read the last name of daughter Nancy as Norris but it looks like a M to me. ***

Clair did not mention that the question has risen AGAIN as to the age of Harmony Hall. This comes up from time to time and Clair, Susan and other members of the list are trying to backtrack on where all this information came from in order to document who did or did not live there and when. Of course, the Historical Assocation has tried to document this for years without a great deal of success. Opinion is divided even among the professionals from the archives. Update on the cemetery. Ted has spent about $1500 on the purchase of sand to backfill the two coffins, finding old brick to put up a fence, cleaning up etc. However, both the clinic and the owner of the Bentley have told him to do no further work on their property. They are doing nothing to it and the weeds are taking over again. The city laws require the property owner keep it cleaned up but that is not being enforced. There is no money to take this to court to determine the rightful owner or owners of the property based on the Will of Richard Caswell. Ted has determined where three other graves are and still feels there is an underground vault that probably contains a number of old coffins or remains. The next flack may be over Maplewood where stones are destroyed or damaged on a daily basis and have been for years. THe "Yankees" started the destruction when they turned over stones during the war to make biscuits. Most of us have ancestors buried in this cemetery. The one old cemetery now in good shape is the Colonial Cemetery which has been contracted out to a private landscape company and looks great. Maybe the city needs to consider starting a fund to protect the cemetery that we can all contribute to and then turn it over to a private firm. Martha >Resent-Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 22:06:52 -0600 >X-Original-Sender: clairhadley@erols.com Mon Aug 6 22:06:51 2001 >From: "Clair Hadley" <clairhadley@erols.com> >Old-To: "LENOIR" <NCLENOIR-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 20:04:15 -0400 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2615.200 >Subject: [NCLENOIR] Re: Harmony Hall >To: NCLENOIR-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: NCLENOIR-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <NCLENOIR-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/741 >X-Loop: NCLENOIR-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: NCLENOIR-L-request@rootsweb.com >Resent-Bcc: > >Tracing the ownership of Harmony Hall >>From "Harmony Hall and someof its descendants" by Holloman > >William Herritage to dau Eliz.-land on which Harmony was built ; will of >1769 (one of the 4 lots) > >1772-Eliz marries Jesse Cobb;they build Harmony (their son John Cobb is >quoted by his daughter as having been born at Harmony in 1776)) > >1774/5-Jesse goes to war; Eliz goes to live with her brother John Herritage >at Harrow > >war years to 1781-Harmony used as residence of James Glasgow and meeting >place for official war business > >Rich Caswell purchases it from Jesse Cobb-no date > >Gives Harmony to his son Rich,jr. at his marriage in 1782 > >1784-Rich jr dies, leaves widow & dau Sarah Richard as residents of Harmony > >widow marries Benejah White ca 1788 and moves out > >Rich Caswell repurchases Harmony from Rich jr's estate and gives it to >Winston at his marriage in 1788 > >Winston dies 1799-widow remarries in 1801-Dallam & John take over Gov >Caswell's estate settlement > >1796-John Caswell, youngest son, dies and his widow marries Willliam >Lovick-they live in Harmony-not known how long they lived there (C Hollowman >says perhaps they purchased it when the estate of Winston was settled) > >**my note-Hillsborough Court order of 1796 mentions "several Lenoir lots in >the town of Kinston with 3 houses on them" as part of the lands of Richard >Caswell. Red House & Newington are in addition to these 3 houses.All the >lands of RC (in the hands of Winston and Dallam) are ordered sold. > >1824-house had come into the possession of Jesse Cobb, the younger, who >never married and was sickly; he sells house to Abner Pierce..and so on > > > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Martha Marble <mmarble@erols.com> >To: Neuse River Antiques <info@neuseriverantiques.com>; ><clairhadley@erols.com>; <rhoffman@widomaker.com> >Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 5:23 PM >Subject: Re: Harmony Hall > > >> According to the Industrial Issue of the Free Press - published in 1906., >> Abner Pearce purchased the house in 1824 and his daughter, Ann was born >> there that year year on 7 Aug 1824. I gather Ann who md the Dibble was >> still alive in 1906. It says the house was old when Pearce purchased it. >> THe word "old" is reative but to me that would mean at least 50 years old >> or older. Anyone know who Pearce bought it from? >> >> I doubt any of these folks would recognize the name Harmony Hall if they >> came back to the future. >> >> Martha >> >> > >

Tracing the ownership of Harmony Hall >From "Harmony Hall and someof its descendants" by Holloman William Herritage to dau Eliz.-land on which Harmony was built ; will of 1769 (one of the 4 lots) 1772-Eliz marries Jesse Cobb;they build Harmony (their son John Cobb is quoted by his daughter as having been born at Harmony in 1776)) 1774/5-Jesse goes to war; Eliz goes to live with her brother John Herritage at Harrow war years to 1781-Harmony used as residence of James Glasgow and meeting place for official war business Rich Caswell purchases it from Jesse Cobb-no date Gives Harmony to his son Rich,jr. at his marriage in 1782 1784-Rich jr dies, leaves widow & dau Sarah Richard as residents of Harmony widow marries Benejah White ca 1788 and moves out Rich Caswell repurchases Harmony from Rich jr's estate and gives it to Winston at his marriage in 1788 Winston dies 1799-widow remarries in 1801-Dallam & John take over Gov Caswell's estate settlement 1796-John Caswell, youngest son, dies and his widow marries Willliam Lovick-they live in Harmony-not known how long they lived there (C Hollowman says perhaps they purchased it when the estate of Winston was settled) **my note-Hillsborough Court order of 1796 mentions "several Lenoir lots in the town of Kinston with 3 houses on them" as part of the lands of Richard Caswell. Red House & Newington are in addition to these 3 houses.All the lands of RC (in the hands of Winston and Dallam) are ordered sold. 1824-house had come into the possession of Jesse Cobb, the younger, who never married and was sickly; he sells house to Abner Pierce..and so on ----- Original Message ----- From: Martha Marble <mmarble@erols.com> To: Neuse River Antiques <info@neuseriverantiques.com>; <clairhadley@erols.com>; <rhoffman@widomaker.com> Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 5:23 PM Subject: Re: Harmony Hall > According to the Industrial Issue of the Free Press - published in 1906., > Abner Pearce purchased the house in 1824 and his daughter, Ann was born > there that year year on 7 Aug 1824. I gather Ann who md the Dibble was > still alive in 1906. It says the house was old when Pearce purchased it. > THe word "old" is reative but to me that would mean at least 50 years old > or older. Anyone know who Pearce bought it from? > > I doubt any of these folks would recognize the name Harmony Hall if they > came back to the future. > > Martha > >

In a message dated 8/6/2001 4:15:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, hitchckc@bellsouth.net writes: > Hello: I'm seeking information on the family of Thomas and Fereby Byrd who > were in Dobbs/Lenoir in the late 1700's/early 1800's. In 1798, Thomas > transferred land to Wiley Garner. In a deed dated 1816, a William Garner > sold land he had inherited from his grandfather, Thomas Byrd. Thomas > apparently had sons named Thomas and Rasberry Byrd, who moved to South > Carolina after his death. Thank you... Jim Garner > You do know that a lot of Byrd's and Garner's were in the Dale , Coffee & Pike Counties of Al. Will send this to the Dale & Coffee Co., list and see if anyone has a Thomas Byrd in their lines Thank you for the info Christine Grimes Thacker

Hello: I'm seeking information on the family of Thomas and Fereby Byrd who were in Dobbs/Lenoir in the late 1700's/early 1800's. In 1798, Thomas transferred land to Wiley Garner. In a deed dated 1816, a William Garner sold land he had inherited from his grandfather, Thomas Byrd. Thomas apparently had sons named Thomas and Rasberry Byrd, who moved to South Carolina after his death. Thank you... Jim Garner

Sounds interesting. An antique dealer in Kinston just picked up a half gallon cannister with the below - she knew she had an instant buyer. Ring a bell with anyone? It reads Mewborn's Silver Moon Cream, Mewborn Silver Moon Company, Kinston, NC, USA. Martha

I have sent this to Guy to post on Duplin Archives PENSION OF WILLIAM HARDISON William Hardison Pvt - Capt. John E. Hussey's Company, 3 Reg't North Carolina Militia War of 1812 Company Pay Roll For Oct 17, 1814 to Mar 10, 1815 Roll dated - not dated Commencement of service of this settlement - Oct. 17, 1814 Term of service charged - 4 months 25 days Pay per month - 8 & 5 dollars Amount of pay 36 dollars 91 cents Remarks - 25 cents deducted for repairing musket Signed J. E. Douglas *** William Hardison Pvt Capt. John E. Hussey's Co. of Inf 3 Reg't North Carolina Detached Militia, stationed at Greenfield near Wilmington, NC War of 1812 Appears on Company Muster Roll For to Dec 24, 1814 Roll dated Dec. 24, 1814 For what time engaged - 6 months Present or absent - present Remarks - On extra duty Signed - J. E. Douglas **** William Hardison Pvt Capt. John E. Hussey's Co. of Inf 3 Reg't North Carolina Detached Militia War of 1812 Company muster Roll Dec 24, 1814 to Feb 15, 1815 Roll dated - Greenfield near Wilmington NC Feb. 15, 1815 Date of joining rendezvous Oct. 17, 1814 Term of service 6 months Present or absent - present Signed J. E. Douglas ****** William Hardison Pvt Capt. John E. Hussey's Co. of Inf 3 Reg't North Carolina Detached Militia War of 1812 Company Muster Roll For Feb. 15 to Mar 10, 1815 Roll dated Greenfield near Wilmington, NC March 10, 1815 Date of joining rendezvous Oct. 17, 1814 Term of Service 6 months Present or absent - present Signed J. E. Douglas *** Treasury Department, Third Auditor's Office June 16th 1851 It appears from documents on file in this office that William Hardison a private of Captain John E. Hussey's Company of North Carolina Militia entered service for 6 mnths on the 17th of October 1814 and served till the 10th of March 1815 when the Company was discharged Signed by B. F. Gallaher NOTE: All above from the US Archives, Washington, DC PENSION OF MARY HARDISON, WIDOW OF WILLIAM HARDISON >From the Pension Office dated Feby 18, 1856 Address to Isaac ? Kelly Esq, Kenansville, NC It states that a widow must offer proof of her marriage to the soldier "The application of Mary Hardison No 156.255, as widow of Wm. Hardison, deceased is suspended for proof of marriage death of husband & present widowhood" Signed by J. Minot, Commissioner *** DECLARATION FOR WIDOW Who has heretofore received Bounty Land less than 160 Acres State of NC, County of Duplin On the twelveth day of April 1855, personally appeared before me, a justice of the peace, within and for the County and State aforesaid Mary Hardison aged 60 years, resident of the County and State aforesaid, who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that she is the widow of William Hardison who served in the company commanded by Captain John E. Hussey in the Regiment of North Carolina Militia commanded by Colonel Morris Moore in the war with Great Britain of 1812. And continued in actual service in said war for at least 14 days and was honorably discharged at Wilmington, NC on the 17 day of March 1815. She further states that she was married to the said William Hardison in Duplin County NC on the 10th day of August 1817 and that her name before her said marriage was Mary Dail that her said husband died at Wayne County on the __ day of ___ and that she is now a widow She further declares that she has heretofore made application for bounty land under the act approved September 28, 1850 upon which she obtained a warrant for 80 acres No. ___ which she has legally disposed of and cannot now return it. Isaac B. Kelly of Kenanville, NC is duly authorized to prosecute this my claim and to receive any warrant which may be issued hereon Mary (x) Hardison Elijah Jones and David Jones of Duplin attested to her mark **** North Carolina, Duplin County On the 22nd Day of April 1856 Dennis Summesbuy ? & Curtis Deal credatible (sic) persons came before me and made Oath that they were well acquainted with William Hardison & his wife Mary that they were present when they were married which they think took place about the year 1815. They further testify that the Said William Hardison died about the year 1846 & they also testify that the Said Mary Hardison is now the widow of the Said William Hardison, dec Both signed by mark Sworn to before me - Daniel Jones, Esq **** State of North Carolina, Duplin Co 19 November 1850 - Elijah Jones and Jesse Brock swore they knew William and Mary Hardison were married and that William died in Wayne County in 1838. (Note: this is a different death date but was probably written down wrong) Signed Elijah Jones Jesse (x) Brock *** There is a Warrant from the Archives but the copy is very faint. It appears to be Warrant 11.128 issued July 31, 1857

>X-Originating-IP: [63.25.240.179] >From: <gnfields@msn.com> >To: "Martha Marble" <mmarble@erols.com> >Subject: Re: [NCLENOIR] Thanks to Pat, Rose and Sloan >Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 14:19:43 -0400 >X-Mailer: MSN Explorer 6.10.0016.1619 >X-OriginalArrivalTime: 04 Aug 2001 18:19:47.0181 (UTC) FILETIME=[0ADAC1D0:01C11D12] > Glenn has volunteered to help survey Fairview in LaGrange - really don't think he had in mind doing it by himself. If a couple of you who live close by would also volunteer to do maybe a morning at your convenience, it would be very helpful. Since Glenn lives in LaGrange, he would be the logical person to chair this project and divide up the cemetery. Since this is a pretty large cemetery in town (I assume) it should be kept up well so there should be no problem with slithering critters. Of course, your convenience could be fall when it cools off a bit. Hope to hear from some of you. Martha Martha, I'll volunteer to help survey Fairview. I can go ahead and start but I want to make sure that someone else is not doing it unbeknownst to me and be duplicating. If some others would volunteer and we could divide the cemetery up into sections, each could work on his section at his own leisure. We can co-ordinate our efforts and compile when all are finished. Glenn

Brenda did you put his one the Lenoir Bible pages? you should, Rose Parks

Found this and i am trying to strighten out some Charles that i have on a Chart. Do not know if i have the Charles mixed up :-) Thanks for any help. Wayne Co., Abstracts of NC Wills by Olds 1760-1800. Jan 1794. HINES, Charles Nancy Wife; David, Rebekah, Sarah, Ester, Polly. Is the above the Charles that was m to Nancy Hooten ?? Had sons Willis , Owens & Charles who some say recieved their land etc. before the father died?? no charles mention below?? Also is that the Willis son of above Charles the Willis that died 1819 (drowned in the Neuse River)?? Deed Book 4 p24 #768 CHARLES HINES of Jones Co., NC deed of gift to his sons, OWEN HINES and WILLIS HINES of Wayne Co. 9/20/1787, for love and affection to OWEN HINES three negroes named Ned, Beck, and Lyd, and to WILLIS HINES two negroes named Toney, and Dinah; also, to his said sons, OWEN HINES, and WILLIS HINES, all of his household furniture and livestock. Wit: B. STEVENS, SOLOMON HERRING. Is the Charles bca 1743 d ca 1796 mention above the son of Charles and Nancy Carraway?? there is another Charles b ca 1746 d ca1794 that is believed to be the son of Robert, has a brother Reuben. or do i have my Charles mixed up?? Thanks for any help in this . Christine Grimes Thacker

Hi all does anyone know anything about this Stephen Hines , is this the Stephen Hines that was b ca 1813 and was m to Lydia ? Ashiville News Oct. 1, 1869 Hines, Stephen, Nd (no date) in Lenoir Co., While in the act of Stealing a horse. Thank you Christine Grimes Thacker

Pat has sent the Fairview Cemetery in LaGrange to Guy for posting. Many thank to Pat, Rose and Sloan for typing up these records which were done in 1940 and unfortunately are just a fraction of the stones there. This is a major cemetery and needs to be resurveyed. Think a lot of the older stones are on this survey. Also, thanks to Guy. Martha

WHEN I RECEIVED A VIRUS A FEW MONTHS AGO MY EMAIL ACCOUNTS WERE MESSED UP. DURING THE FIXING OF MY PROBLEMS THE EMAIL ADDRESS AT THE SSNEUSE PAGE WAS DROPPED FROM MY EMAIL DOWNLOADS BY ACCIDENT. I HAD THE SERVER CHECK THE ACCOUNT AND THERE WERE 178 MESSAGES AND SEVERAL HAD VIRUS ATTACHMENTS. I HAD THE SERVER DELETE ALL THESE MESSAGES. IF YOU SENT ANY INFORMATION OR HAD QUESTIONS ON SOME INFORMATION THAT WAS CONTAINED ON THE WEBSITE PLEASE RESUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS OR QUERIES. WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED Thanks, Pat

Author: Brenda Davis Stocks Date: August 3, 2001 Surnames: ROBERSON, WEST, TYNDALL, STONE This bible belongs to Mrs. Dorothy Barbour Worman of Elizabeth, Pa. BIRTHS Elisha Wright Roberson was bornd September 13, 1861 Maggie Jane West Roberson wife of E.W. Roberson was bornd January the 3, 1867. Deller Maryer Roberson Daughter of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson was bornd November the 15, 1892. On Tuesday. Nellie Florence Roberson Daughter of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson was bornd March the 19, 1894. On Monday. Mary Isabelle Roberson Daughter of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson was bornd October the 20, 1895. On Saturday. Lyddy Noveller Roberson Daughter of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson was bornd October 14, 1898. On Friday. Laler Margaret Roberson Daughter of Mr & Mrs E.W Roberson was bornd October the 25, 1900. On Thursday. Richard Ripley Roberson Son of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson was bornd the 28 0f April, 1903. On Tuesday. Rendal Roberson Son of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson was bornd the 13, 1905 MARRIAGES: Elisha Wright Roberson & Maggie West was married the 20 of December 1891, On Sunday. Nellie Flornce Roberson and Clyde Tyndall was married August the 18, 1912 On Sunday P.M. Mary Isabelle Roberson & Richard Stone was married April 9, 1938. DEATHS: Liddy Noveller Roberson Daughter of Mr & Mrs E.W.Roberson died October the 22, 1902. On Wednesday. Rendal Roberson Son of Mr & Mrs E.W. Roberson died July the 13, 1905. Elisha Wright Roberson died October 19, 1933, On Thursday. At 12-45 P.M. Maggie Jane West Wife of Mr E.W. Roberson died Friday the 20 of Febuary 1935 on Wednesday at 6-00 P.M. We moved to Kinston in 1905.

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Hello my name is MOnique Cooms and I live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I was wondering if you have ran across the name Cleveland Crooms of Macom, GA. Thank you Monique Crooms moescpu@aol.com

Janice--No I do not think she is your Elizabeth.1830 Lenoir Co-Betsy Slaughter 2 fmales under 5,1840 Lenoir Co-Elizabeth Slaughter 1 male 5/10,1 fmale under 5,1 fmale 10/15 and 1 fmale 20/30--1860 Lenoir -Elizabeth 50,James 12,Jane 23 and Blaney 6--1870 Lenoir Bettie 55,Jane 35 and Mary Susan 7---1880 Lenoir Bettie 70 as mother-in-law,Pattie J.40,Mary S. 19,Julia 10 and John Brown 50--1900 Lenoir John Brown 70 widow,Susan 39-daughter and Donna 4-g-daughter.I have Mary Susan's death certificate and she was not a Brown--she was a Slaughter. I am hoping someone may have information that will tell what family Bettie belongs to--Pitt Co?? Christine Janice Tripp Gurganus wrote: > I have a Elizabeth[Betsie]Slaughter I will be asking about tomorrow.Hope someone claims her. > Christine > > Thanks for all of the Slaughter information that everyone has shared. > > Christine, my Rachel Elizabeth (Betsy) Slaughter was b. Dec. 19, 1813 and d. before 1880; she married Hardee Tripp. Is this the same Elizabeth (Betsie) Slaughter you have? > > Janice > > Janice Tripp Gurganus > Greenville, NC (Pitt County) > Researching: BARBER, BELL, BRILEY, CANNON, CRAWFORD, DAIL, FRIZZELLE/FRIZZLE, HARRIS, HART, MOYE, MOZINGO, NICHOLS, NOBLES, SLAUGHTER, SUTTON, TRIPP, TURNAGE, TURNER, VINCENT/VINSON > Post to this list at NC-PCFR-L@rootsweb.com > Visit Pitt County Family Researchers' website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/ > > ==== NC-PCFR Mailing List ==== > Post to this mail list at: NC-PCFR-L@rootsweb.com > Visit the PCFR website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr > Browse our rich collection of old family photographs, private documents, and public records. > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp