Looking for information on a John Boyd bn 1803,later moved to Giles Co Tn then To Jackson co Al married Elizabeth Pepper. know nothing about Johns Parents.If anyone has any info please contact me. Thanks Jim Boyd

I don't know if this will help or not but I have a John Bowden, don't know where or when he was born but he married an Elizabeth Nall abt 1805 in NC. I also have a Mary Bowden born abt 1792 in NC m. Geo Luther. I have information on the descendents of these two Bowdens but nothing else on John. Betty

I am seeking information on John Bowdon b. abt 1783 who had children; William K. [1807], Arthur J. [1809], Lewis [1814], and Joshua Denkins Bowdon [1816]. Who was the wife of John Bowdon and the mother of these children? Any information on this family will be most appreciated. _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Does anyone have any ties to the following McLain family. It could have been spelled McLean at one time. Mary Flanagan's husband Felix Duncan McLain - his father was Allen Boston McLain b.1817 in NC (don't know exactly where yet). He moved to Alabama and married and raised his family there. Allen's father was Hugh McLain b. abt 1780 in NC. Hugh married Elizabeth Nancy Morris. Hugh and Nancy married in 1810 in Mecklenburg, NC. Hugh died in Walker Co. Alabama. Thanks, Carolyn

Meredith, there is a cemetery here in Charlotte that has a Confederate section. It is Elmwood Cemetery in downtown Charlotte. Phyllis ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

<A HREF="http://people.delphi.com/patdeese/cemt.html">Cemeteries</A> Elmwood is included in this list. It can also be found under //people.delphi.com/patdeese/cemt.html Good Luck Joy

Researching the above surnames. Any info concerning the following individuals would be greatly appreciated, especially siblings and children. Asmus (Erasmus) Banninger (26 Oct 1736 Germany-?Mecklinberg Co. NC) sp: Susannah Sietz (Sides) birth?, death? John Philip Penninger (Banninger) 1773 Mecklinberg Co - before 1835 Mecklinberg Co. sp: Elizabeth Wolf (ca 1777 -after 1850) Jacob Penninger (Peninger) (1797 Mecklenberg Co. NC - 1882 Union Co NC) sp: 1st Mary Beckett married 1826 sp: 2nd Rachel Beckett (ca1802-1839) married ca1835. sp: 3rd Millie McCorkle Philip Peninger (Penninger) (1832 Union Co. NC- 1883 Sebastian Co., AR) sp: Margaret A. Stephenson (1839 Union Co. NC - 1923 Sebastian Co. AR)

Spring Hill, Tennessee has form a Spring Hill Genealogy and Historical Society. We meet the 4th Saturday of every month at 1:0'clock at the Spring Hill Library .If you don't know where Spring Hill is, we are between Columbia,Tn and Nashville,Tn. Our webpage is http://members.tripod.com/logl/index-2.html For more information e-mail me Lois Glasgow and not the list. My e-mail address is [email protected] or e-mail our president Pat Spears [email protected]

Oops, just realized you were talking about the Phil Pres Church in NC, not GA - I subscribe to both lists and wasn't paying attention. Sorry. -----Original Message----- From: Martha B. Rudisill <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 05, 1999 1:43 PM Subject: [NCMECKLE-L] OLD ROCK SPRINGS BURYING GROUND >Can anyone tell me the location of Old Rock Springs Burying Ground (also >called Philadelphia Burying Ground)? All I know is that it is close to >Philadelphia Presbyterian Church. Thanks for any help you can give me! >Martha Rudisill [email protected] > > >_______________________ > >Martha B. Rudisill > >e-mail: [email protected] > > >

Martha- There's a white frame Philadelphia Presbyterian Church on Morrow Rd, just west of GA Hwy 19/41 near Morrow, GA - south of Atlanta in Clayton Co. We live in OK, but visit my husband's aunt and uncle near there. I've driven past the church a number of times but never looked to see if there was a cemetery there. Hopefully someone else will be able to tell you more. Sue -----Original Message----- From: Martha B. Rudisill <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, August 05, 1999 1:43 PM Subject: [NCMECKLE-L] OLD ROCK SPRINGS BURYING GROUND >Can anyone tell me the location of Old Rock Springs Burying Ground (also >called Philadelphia Burying Ground)? All I know is that it is close to >Philadelphia Presbyterian Church. Thanks for any help you can give me! >Martha Rudisill [email protected] > > >_______________________ > >Martha B. Rudisill > >e-mail: [email protected] > > >

I am looking for information on Christopher C. Kiser (1844 - 1915) who married Margaret Long (1854 - 1920). Both now rest at Ebenezer Associate Reform Church on Old Pineville Rd. in Charlotte. Church records at Ebenezer show that the purchaser of their plot (#15) was Wesley M. Long, Margaret's brother, who also rests near by with his family. The children of Christopher C. Kiser are: i. Ida Belle Kiser (1871 - 1923), married Edward Franklin McCoy ii. Alice Viola Kiser, married Eli A. Beatty iii. Anna Lee Kiser (10 August 1879 - 19 March 1959), married William Mack Williamson (19 Sept 1880 - c. 1949), divorced. iv John Wesley Kiser (1886 - 1945), married Cora Lee Blanchard (9 April 1889 - 6 March 1989) v. Maude Smith Kiser 27 July 1890 - 19 July 1966). Never married. Thanks in advance for any information.

I'm looking for information on this man's burial site who died during the War and is said to be buried in a Confederate cemetery in Charlotte. Is there a Confederate cemetery in Charlotte? Thanks. Meredith

In the Marriage Records for Orange County, a G. W. MORTON was listed. I am not a member of the Orange County mailing list and therefore I'd just like to ask how I would go about getting info on this G. W. MORTON? In my line, we G. W. MORTONs and have been trying to find out the parents of David, George, Thomas and Mary Ann MORTON who were born between 1800-1808 in NC and are in Anderson County, TN by 1817. No records have been located that shows this group, but each MORTON lists NC as their place of birth. Do not know what happened between 1808 and 1816 when David shows up as paying a tax in either Knox or Anderson county, TN. This little tidbit is very interesting. Thanks in advance, Nina MORTON T.

Thanks for the reply. I acquired this name about 14 years ago. I see the Hinson name all the time, but since it's not really mine I have not done any research except for what I had helped Jack with when we were married. He was b. Dothan, Ala and they (Hinson's) had been there for over 100 years. I know they came from the NC/SC coast though. Sorry I can't be of more help. Check out the coastal counties of North Carolina and South Carolina and inland some. There are tons of them. Good luck, Joy

Joy Hinson, I dont know anything about the Skippers, but I have a friend who is looking for Hinson in those areas. Would you be interested? PJ ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

LOOK UP.......... Could someone look at the Union Co. and Mecklenburg Co. 1860 census for John H. Skipper b. June 1831. I also would like names in household, too. Thank you, Joy Skipper Hinson

This listing has a serious glitch in it. -----Original Message----- From: Media Queen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, August 15, 1999 9:25 PM Subject: [NCMECKLE] Cemeteries > Well added some more listing to my web site. Partial listings >of Waxhaw, Gilleard, Presbyterian Church Yard, Six Mile old and new > >http://people.delphi.com/patdeese/cemt.html > >Also some of a Social (?) Column from July 21 1914 newspaper perhaps >Charlotte? Not sure > >http://people.delphi.com/patdeese/paper.htm > >Deese genes have irish eyes > >http://people.delphi.com/patdeese > >records for Mecklenberg, Union NC and Co Mayo Ireland > >Dees Deese Manus Medlin Secrest Winchester > > >Media Queen > >`[1;33;41mRainbow V 1.20.2 for Delphi - Test Drive >

Louise, Would you also know where a cemetery would be for 12 Mile Creek? I have Jones which lived there. Thank you Wanda Bouchey

Old Six Mile Cemetery-Located in Lancaster County, SC not far from the NC line. Before 1813 the NC-SC boundary where present Union County (then a part of Mecklenburg) and a bit of Mecklenburg County met with Lancaster County, SC, the boundary was a road and not a straight line. The road was sometimes called the Salisbury to Camden Road. Six Mile Creek Presbyterian Church was on the west side of the road that divided the two states. The church was moved about a mile and a half in 1835. By that time the cemetery was rather large (Worth Raye said it was two acres) but it was left behind--supposedly because a gold nugget was found when digging a grave. It was feared that people would come in and indiscriminately dig for gold, thus disturbing the graves. Over the years, erosion and vandalism destroyed most of the stones leaving only a few. Most lists that I see are the inscriptions of 12-14 stones. My list is a little longer because it was read a number of years ago by one of the Morrow family (I am descended from James McKnight Morrow and his wife Susannah Watson Morrow) and I happen to have a copy of an old reading. I hope the additional names are helpful to some of you. Louise Pettus OLD SIX MILE CEMETERY Bigger, Alexander S. 28 March 1785- __ Nov 1815, aged 30 years. Coffey, Elsy S. Died 16 May 1839 aged 31 years. Coffey, Jane. Died 24 Sept. 1842, aged 31. Coffey, John M. Died 1 Oct 1842, aged 31 years. Coffey, John M. 1785-1820 Gordon, Ann. Died 8 Jan 1805, aged 5 years. Hagins, Elizabeth P. Died 27 Mar 1820, aged 17 years. Haggins, Joseph. Died 25 November 1807, aged 43 years. Hagins, Col. William [Died 1790 and buried at Old Six Mile according to his grandson] Hutchinson, Henry H. Died Oct 6th 1819, aged 15 mo. Hutchinson, Martha. Died 16 December 1813, in 21st year. Miller, Stephen, b. 1740, and wife Hannah Webb. [Also, believed to be buried with them, their daughter Anne/Anna, b. 1770, married John Gallant.] Morrow, James, Senr. Died 5 October 1829, aged 64. Morrow, James, Jr. [No marker survives but known to have been buried at Old Six Mile] Morrow, Margaret. Died 2 October 1840, 9 years. Morrow, Susan[nah Watson]. Wife of James Morrow, Senr. Died 7 October 1837, aged 72 years. Morrow, Susannah. Daughter of J. M. and S. W. Died 3 Sept. 1835 [born 15 Jan 1803] Morrow, William. Died 18 Oct 1831, aged 19 years, 6 mo. Morrow, ______ M. Died 20 March 1833, 20 years, 11 mo., 23 days..... “also mother, a virtuous wife . . . .” Also her infant who died two days previous. [Stone badly broken] Patton, . . . .Daughter of Elizabeth Patton. Died 1826, aged 13 years. Patton, Mary. Died 8 Mar 1830, aged 32. Winget, Elizabeth. Died 17 Jan 1830, aged 37 years.

Is your William Craig anyway related, maybe nephew, to Sarah Craig the wife of Robert Brevard. All of those families intermarried at one time or another. Joe Lee wrote: > I have some info on Robert & Jennet Campbell ( their issue ). Will gladly > share what I have for the info you have. Looking fwd to hearing from you... > Joe Lee > -----Original Message----- > From: Ruth P. Cunningham <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Monday, August 09, 1999 10:38 PM > Subject: [NCMECKLE-L] William Craig > > >Researching William Craig (c. 1775-1830), who left Mecklenburg c. 1806 and > >relocated to Williamson Co., TN, which became Maury Co. the following year. > >William married Jennet Campbell (daughter of Robert & Jennet Campbell) in > >Mecklenburg in 1798. He was closely associated with the families of Robert > >Campbell, Ezekiel Polk, John Latta. > > > > -- MZ