Posted on: Lenoir Co. NC Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NC/Lenoir/10708 Surname: DAWSON, HARDY ------------------------- After I sent you the private message, did find your Alex on the Mewborn database. The Alexander M. on the jury list was not your Alex but the one mentioned in the email - Alexander who married Sarah Hardy and he was the father of your Alexander J. according to Ima. Born ca 1853 according to the census. Some of the information on Alexander J. came from the Dawson - Emery Bible but am not sure of the documentation on the rest. Don't know the parents of Alexander M, but Sarah's parents were Lemuel Hardy III and Annie Mewborn. The Obit from either Zion's Landmark or the Mewborn Church Records, gives a list of Sarah Hardy Dawson's children, who they married, and how many children they had. Martha

Posted on: Lenoir Co. NC Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NC/Lenoir/10707 Surname: DAWSON, SMITH, MOYE, KORNEGAY, BUCHAN, MOORE, EMERY ------------------------- Looking for any information on Alex DAWSON father of Owen Emery DAWSON. Alex married Mary Vail EMERY daug. of Dr. Thomas R. EMERY and Julia R, MOORE. Alex shows up on the Lenior Co. Jury Voucher in Oct. 1862. That's all I have on him, any help?

>Resent-Date: Sat, 26 May 2001 06:53:55 -0700 >X-Original-Sender: BJMarkland@aol.com Sat May 26 06:53:55 2001 >From: BJMarkland@aol.com >Date: Sat, 26 May 2001 09:53:49 EDT >Subject: Abstract of NC Continental Line >Old-To: HARDISON-L@rootsweb.com, MARKLAND-L@rootsweb.com, NCDOBBS-L@rootsweb.com, I have put this semi-proofed document at my site (proofed from surnames A-O). The document is the Abstract of North Carolina Continental Line. This was put together in 1828 by the clerks of NC's Secretary of State Hill. So, in essence, this is a transcript of a transcript with attendant errors in interpretation. The link to my site (correct this time!) is: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~familyinformation/ Click on the Transcripts link, then History and the document will be listed under the New section (until I figure out how to reorganize some things). As I said at the top, this is not 100% proofed. I was able to get surnames A-O and will finish up next week. After that, I will put is some enhancements like direct links to surnames begining with A, B, etc. as well as put up a copy sorted by Regiment, Rank, and then Surname. Hope this helps someone. Happy Memorial Day, Billy I meant to include this in the original email but forgot. I imagine that many will not see ancestor's in this database that they are certain were in the NC Line. Personally, I am 100% certain that not all names are there that should be. I imagine that was because of muster rolls being found after the abstract was completed in 1828. For example, if you look at the document at my site NC Officers of the Continental Line, you will find several missing from the abstract! I have also looked at muster rolls for various regiments of the Line and idly spot-checked. Many on the regimental roster did not appear on the abstract. That is another project for another day, a compilation of all names that appear on that film. Billy

There is an article in todays Kinston Free Press - http://www.kinston.com/ regarding the move to build an African American Civil War Museum in downtown Kinston. Sounds like a great idea. Martha

For you Caswell and Desmond researcher from Guy. He has posted the Mary Fonville Will that Jim sent. >From: "Guy Potts" <gpotts1@nc.rr.com> >To: "Martha M Marble" <mmarble@erols.com> >Subject: Wills >Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 20:02:48 -0400 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400 >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400 > > Posted a will of Mary E. Fonville, 1895, descendant of Richard Caswell > Would you send along to the other Caswell descendants ? Guy >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/lenoir/lenoirwills.htm

Recent research by Maryanne Berrett has clarified the children & grandchildren of John & Susannah Gatlin. Can anyone add others? Descendants of John & Susannah Gatlin 1 John Gatlin b: January 10, 1769 NC d: June 20, 1836 Kinston, Lenoir Co, NC .. +Susannah Caswell b: February 17, 1775 Kinston, Dobbs Co, NC d: March 05, 1843 Wayne Co, NC ........ 2 Susan Jefferson Gatlin b: September 03, 1803 Lenoir Co, NC d: November 29, 1814 Red House, Lenoir Co, NC ........ 2 John Slade Gatlin b: April 02, 1806 Lenoir Co, NC d: December 28, 1835 Sumter Co, FL ........ 2 Richard Caswell Gatlin b: January 18, 1809 Kinston, Lenoir Co, NC d: September 08, 1896 Mount Nebo, Yell County, AR ............ +Scioto Sandford b: April 26, 1827 Covington, KY d: January 03, 1852 Fort Smith, Sebastian Co, AR ................... 3 John Gatlin b: July 12, 1850 St Louis, MO d: February 26, 1854 St Louis, MO ................... 3 Alfred Sandford Gatlin b: December 27, 1851 Sebastion Co, AR d: January 11, 1852 Sebastion Co, AR ........ *2nd Wife of Richard Caswell Gatlin: ............ +Mary Ann Gibson b: April 17, 1836 Crawford Co, AR d: December 17, 1916 ................... 3 Susan Caswell Gatlin b: October 11, 1857 Fort Laramie, Nebraska Territory (NE) d: January 11, 1904 ....................... +John E Corley ................... 3 Richard Caswell Gatlin, Jr b: February 22, 1860 Fort Bridger, Nebraska Territory (WY) d: September 24, 1869 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR ................... 3 Sallie Price Perkins Gatlin b: November 07, 1862 Everittsville, Wayne Co, NC d: June 23, 1864 Raleigh, Wake Co, NC ................... 3 Robert Stewart Gibson Gatlin b: April 07, 1866 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR d: June 13, 1866 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR ................... 3 Louis Griffith Gatlin b: March 16, 1868 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR d: August 06, 1871 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR ................... 3 Bettie Nicks Gatlin b: January 08, 1871 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR d: November 07, 1880 Little Rock, AR ................... 3 Mary Knox Gatlin b: May 23, 1875 Oakland Farm, Sebastian Co, AR d: March 1973 Chapel Hill, Orange Co, NC ....................... +Collier Cobb b: March 21, 1862 Wayne Co, NC d: 1934 ........ 2 Mary Mitchell Gatlin b: May 26, 1811 Lenoir Co, NC d: March 12, 1890 Crescent City, Del Norte Co, CA ............ +Franklin Knox b: 1810 MA d: Aft 1894 CA ................... 3 Sallie b: December 08, 1838 St Louis, MO d: July 12, 1926 Fremont, Alemeda Co, CA ....................... +Stephen P Wright ............................. 4 Franklin Knox Wright ............................. 4 Stephen P Wright ................... 3 Emma Knox b: Abt 1840 ................... 3 Eliza Knox b: Abt 1842 ................... 3 Annie Knox b: July 08, 1845 St Louis, MO d: November 03, 1853 Monticello, IL ................... 3 Richard Gatlin Knox b: February 02, 1851 St Louis, MO d: August 16, 1914 San Francisco, CA ....................... +Anna Spaulding Kimball ............................. 4 Eva Knox b: February 02, 1870 Provo, Utah Co, UT ................................. +Robert Starr Northrup ............................. 4 Franklin Chase Knox b: June 06, 1882 Cresent City, Del Norte Co, CA d: August 05, 1928 Lisbon Valley, San Juan Co, UT ................................. +Margaret Deane Halfacre b: August 1892 Cripple Creek, Teller Co. CO ............................. 4 John Gatlin Knox b: February 11, 1885 Cresent City, Del Norte Co, CA d: 1973 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA ........ 2 Sarah Catherine Gatlin b: August 14, 1814 Lenoir Co, NC d: March 24, 1838 Kinston, Lenoir Co, NC ............ +Turner Reavis ................... 3 Susan Gatlin Reavis b: March 22, 1838 NC ....................... +Charles Cook ............................. 4 Mary Gatlin Cook b: Dewberry, VA ................................. +Huling Parker Robertson

The Richard Caswell/Ram Neuse Site in Kinston was, in the mid- to late-1800s known as the Desmond Plantation and its owners were Lewis C. Desmond and his wife Eliza W. Desmond. Apparently the Desmonds had a daughter named Mary who married a Fonville. In her 1895 will (copy on file at Lenoir County Court House) Mary E. Fonville directed that the plantation be sold and all the proceeds be divided among the living grandchildren of John Gatlin (1769-1836) and Susannah Caswell Gatlin (1775-1843), all of whom were living in states other than North Carolina. Does anyone have information on the Desmond family and how they may be related to the Gatlins? Jim Gaddis monument@esn.net

Posted on: Lenoir Co. NC Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NC/Lenoir/10706 Surname: Sparrow, Jones ------------------------- Lester Sparrow{1902-1971} married Edith Irene Jones born 1913,dau. of Jonas Jones and Margaret Ann Thurman. Lester and Edith had a dau. named Vickie born c.1942. Edith is my great aunt, she died in Kinston, Lenior Co, NC. between 1972=1981 but I haven't been able to find out when. Would like to contact a member of her family as we have lost touch.

FYI These Jernigan Folks came from North Carolina - probably Columbus County, Bladen County, Wayne County, and Bertie County ... any body recognize them??? ... any connection with Whitmel Jernigan [ Whitmel Jernigan made a will in 1793 in Bladen County, NC and named our Nedom/Needham Fairfax, 1850 Columbus County, NC Census, as a cousin along with Elias/Ely Jernigan]...? Dan Fairfax Nashville, Tennessee ========================= >"The Independent Republic Quarterly, Winter 1996, page 55, Volume 30, No. >1, compiled by Kay Sterkin Larsen, published by The Horry County Historical >Society, Conway, SC" - "1850 Horry County Agriculture Census" > >Family No. 75 - Jesse Jernagan, age - 29, Male, Farmer, 500 acres [$1.00 >per acre value]; Mary Jernagan, age - 28; W. Jernagan, Male, age - 6 months. > >Family No. 80 - A. Jernagan, age - 35, Male, Farmer, 900 acres;Jane >Jernagan, age - 39; A. C. Jernagan, age - 12, Female; E. J. Jernagan, age - >10, Female; D. M. Jernagan, age - 8, Male; E. Jernagan, age - 83, FEMALE, >born NC. > >Family No. 94 - Calvin Jernagan, age - 41, Male, farmer, 100 acres, born NC >. [ just one entry for Family No. 94???] > >Family No. 802 - No property?? .... Sarah A. Jernagun, age - 20, Female; E. >Jernagun, age - 22, Female; Charity Jernagun, age - 17, Female. > >Family No. 787 - E. Jernagun, age - 48, farmer, Male, 800 acres; C. >Jernagun, age - 37, Female; L. Jernagun, age - 14, Female; l. Jernagun, age >- 12, Female; M. Jernagun, age - 9, Female; C. Jernagun, age - 6, Female; >S. Jernagun, age - 4, Male; A. Jernagun, age - 1, Male. NetZero Platinum No Banner Ads and Unlimited Access Sign Up Today - Only $9.95 per month! http://www.netzero.net

FYI ...{:) Dan THANKS COUSIN JUDY!!! ...{:) Cousin Dan ========================= -----Original Message----- From: JUDITH712@aol.com [mailto:JUDITH712@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2001 9:33 AM To: WTCDW@aol.com; My2greys2@aol.com; DPRATT5326@aol.com; dfairfax@nespower.com; Sypell@aol.com; JustTrains@aol.com; wpyles@cfl.rr.com; momsaville@citlink.net; Lucypoland36@aol.com Subject: Check out Richard's Church Albums Click here: Richard's Church <http://www.soft.net.uk/thirdman/index.html> Albums Judy in Ohio but always a Mountaineer

>Reply-To: "A.J.Kahn" <abhk@strato.net> >From: "A.J.Kahn" <abhk@strato.net> >To: "Martha Marble" <mmarble@erols.com> >Subject: Re: [NCLENOIR] The Baptist Recorder - Wake Forest >Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 06:00:44 -0400 >Organization: Personal >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2615.200 > >Hi, is the Baptist Recorder on line, pre 1900? Thanks, Ann Wake Forest - Recorder http://www.wfu.edu/Library/baptist/bibrec.html This is the Index only and as Francis found out, just because it is in the index does not mean it can be found in the original issue. He had a lot of problems with missing entries found on the index.

This has nothing to do with any surnames but thought you all might like to see it. <A HREF="http://www.genealogy.com/00000011.html">Click here: Genealogy.com: Word meanings </A> This is what caught my eye, the Jr realy had us going while doing research for the Grimes in Stewart Co., Ga. history book. When we use the words "junior" and "senior," we normally think of a father and son relationship. However, in the past, these words were used much more liberally and could refer to an uncle and nephew, or even to two people with the same name who were unrelated. Christine Grimes Thacker

Francis just sent this information that he found at Wake Forest in the Recorder. Most of the items I asked him to look up, he could not find. Biggest one is for Winifred Rouse - gives her birthdate and the number of children that were living at the time of her death. Many thanks to Francis. The Recorder - Wake Forest - sent by Francis Hodges 1845 -46 Rouse, John Mentioned. P0003.0003 07 05 1845 Rouse, Winefred Mrs Obituary P0003.0003 07 05 1845 "Died on Monday night the 16th inst. at the residence of her son-in-law Windal Davis Esq. Lenoir County, Mrs. Winefred Rouse relict of John Rouse, Esq. who died Oct. 22, 1844. A large circle of devoted relatives and friends, including five sons and one daughter, are left to mourn the absence of her, whose presence they can never again enjoy on earth. Mrs. Rouse, if spared by heaven, would, in eleven days, have brought her eightieth year to a close. She was born June 27, 1765. . . ." *** 1851 Rouse, Richard Marriage. P0003.0001 10 22 1852 *****Genealogical information None. Just that his marriage on the 17th Sept. to Miss Martha A. Harrison of Greenville took place in the Greenvile Baptist Church. ***** 1855 - 56 Rouse, Fannie Marriage. P0003.0003 01 24 1856 Mentioned in same issue - Benjamin Rouse "Married at the residence of Benjamin Rouse Esq, in Lenoir County by Rev. G. W. Ventors, Mr. Franklin Harvey to Miss Fanie Rouse."

We have just added many new individuals to our Wooten Lineages on our web page - address below. These Wootens from c1545 to today came from Eng and settled in VA. From VA they spread out through NC, SC, GA, AL and elsewhere in the US. If you've been looking for connections into your Wooten family please take a look at our web page. Additions and corrections are most welcome here. We also have the Wooten Burial Sites pages. These are for any and all Wootens buried anywhere. Additions to these pages are also welcome here! happy hunting and successful searching belinda melton hughes -- BJ's Genealogy Site http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/7241/index.html Child Support Central http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/Garden/2342/

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Posted on: Lenoir Co. NC Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/NC/Lenoir/10705 Surname: MORGAN, LOVETT, BRADY, SNOWDEN ------------------------- While researching the family of Simeon Lovett (b 1803, Robeson, North Carolina) and Eliza Savage (b ~1808, NC) we came across a reference to the Lovetts of Robeson County, North Carolina, having been previously in Lenoir County. Simeon married Eliza in Houston County, Georgia, in 1827. They lived in Georgia, Alabama(Dale, Barbour, and Covington Counties) and Florida before settling in Clarke County, Mississippi. They are both buried in Clarke County, Mississippi. Is there anyone out there that might also be connected to this family? or know anything about the Lovetts of Lenoir County? Thanks for listening, JUDY e-mail: LMAHON@MSN.COM

> > >Frances, > My main interest in the Enloe is Abraham who married Susannah Hardee and whose daughter married Abraham Sheppard. There are too many questions as to whether this was the Susannah who md 2nd Major Croom. Just what I am trying to find out is if there were two Abraham Enloes of about the same age in the area. As well as two Abraham Sheppards. > >I am sort of just feeding information to the Enloe researchers and going to let them try to put it together. A. Deason is going to take a look at the Richland Co, SC records and see what she can find on the Sheppards that moved from Greene Co. Since they were on the lawsuit to partition the estate of Hardee Croom and living in SC, there just might be a copy of the original lawsuit in SC. If so, that would break open some of the nagging questions about two of the most prominent families in NC at the time - Col John Hardee of Pitt and Major Croom of Lenoir. > >Jean said there was a Henry born in 1740 said to be a son of Abraham Enloe and his Deason wife, but she does not think so. > >You will note the name Anthony Enloe also shows up in the Abraham/Elizabeth Deason line. Looks to me like several members of this family moved to Eastern NC. Knew Hyde Co was going to have to be researched but looks like Craven might also. I have the deed books through Book 32 on microfilm here at the DAR and will take a look at the index. > >Actually will send the printout in a separate email. You might want to work with the other two since it looks like you might have an Enloe line. > >Martha > > > >At 09:13 PM 5/18/01, you wrote: >> >>Martha: Read with great interest your message concerning the >>Enloe family. I have done a little research on that line. My ancestor >>Benjamin Chaney lived in Carteret was Lt. in NC in Rev. >>He was living in Hyde when he died ca 1812. I have not learned the name >>of his parents or his wife. >> >>In 1784 he was made executor to will of Thomas Smith. Among the >>testators was a Marey (sic) Chaney, possibly his wife. I am wondering if >>perhaps she was an Enloe by birth. In Craven Co. NC in 1785, 1787 and >>1789 Rhoda Cheyney m Antoni Inloes; Elizabeth Chaney m Anthony Inloes; >>and Ann Chaney m Abraham Inloes. >> >>Oddly in Maryland there were several Chaney and Enloe marriages. >>Also some Chaney and Ijams marriages took place. The given names are >>strikingly similar. Brumbaugh V.1 Maryland Records states that Henry >>Enloes was naturalized 1674. There is an indication that the Enloes came >>to Maryland from Pennsylvania. >> >>In your research, have you found any information indicating that Marey >>Chaney might have been an Enloe? I will sincerely appre- >>ciate any information you or any other researcher will share which might >>help me solve my research problem. The sons of Benjamin Chaney were >>Peyton; Greenberry, William Thomas and Benjamin, Jr. My ancestor was his >>daughter, Rebecca, b.c. 1785. >> >>I failed to add that John Smith named above was from Kent Co. Maryland >>where we find many early Chaneys and Enloes. Frances >> >>________________________________________________________________ >>GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! >>Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! >>Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: >>http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. >> >> >>============================== >>Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >>http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 >> >>

Posted on: Lenoir Co. NC Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/NC/Lenoir/10704 Surname: Barfields, Hines, Outlaw ------------------------- Rebecca Hardy Barfield is actually the niece of Barbara Hardy Hines, Barbara Hardy Hines's brother was Jesse S. Hardy, Jesse married Elizabeth Jane Hines, daughter of Daniel and Rebecca Hines, Jesse and Elizabeth Hardy were the parents of Rebecca Anne Hardy Barfield, In 1851, Jesse Hardy died and his widow, Elizabeth Jane Hardy, would later marry Lewis Outlaw and they became the parents of 9 children. Rebecca was 5 years old when her father died. Rebecca is buried in the Hines cemetery in Lenoir County.

Martha: Read with great interest your message concerning the Enloe family. I have done a little research on that line. My ancestor Benjamin Chaney lived in Carteret was Lt. in NC in Rev. He was living in Hyde when he died ca 1812. I have not learned the name of his parents or his wife. In 1784 he was made executor to will of Thomas Smith. Among the testators was a Marey (sic) Chaney, possibly his wife. I am wondering if perhaps she was an Enloe by birth. In Craven Co. NC in 1785, 1787 and 1789 Rhoda Cheyney m Antoni Inloes; Elizabeth Chaney m Anthony Inloes; and Ann Chaney m Abraham Inloes. Oddly in Maryland there were several Chaney and Enloe marriages. Also some Chaney and Ijams marriages took place. The given names are strikingly similar. Brumbaugh V.1 Maryland Records states that Henry Enloes was naturalized 1674. There is an indication that the Enloes came to Maryland from Pennsylvania. In your research, have you found any information indicating that Marey Chaney might have been an Enloe? I will sincerely appre- ciate any information you or any other researcher will share which might help me solve my research problem. The sons of Benjamin Chaney were Peyton; Greenberry, William Thomas and Benjamin, Jr. My ancestor was his daughter, Rebecca, b.c. 1785. I failed to add that John Smith named above was from Kent Co. Maryland where we find many early Chaneys and Enloes. Frances ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.