I am researcing JANE (GENNY) HENDERSON, b. 1740, in GA? - d. after August 24, 1803, Elbert County, GA. She married ISHMAEL VINEYARD, b. in Stuttgart Germany - d. 1799 in Elbert County, GA. They onece owned property in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. They settled in York District, SC - then moved to Elbert County, GA where they both are said to be buried on the OLD VINEYARD PLACE in Elbert County, GA. I am looking for Jane's parents and siblings and the place that she was born. I look forward to hearing from you. Bill Chapman Sandpoint, Idaho 83864

Paul, Will you please email me so I can ask you a question? Thank you, Kay Music lmusic1@bellsouth.net (lower case "L", music, # one)

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Richard and Hildred A Carlson <Ra-n-HaCar@juno.com> To: NCMACKLIN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 16:03:34 +0000 Subject: Marriage Record Message-ID: <20020419.163317.-374467.3.Ra-n-HaCar@juno.com> My ggg-grandparents, Amon and Rachel (Chester ?) Yerby were married in Macklinburg or Anson Co., NC about 1816. I am looking for some kind of proof or documentation regarding this marriage. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hildred Carlson

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A Matthias Beaver family came into Mecklenburg Co ca 1760. Is anyone researching this line? My 5Ggrandfather Matthias Beaver fought in the SC militia in the Rev War under Gen Thos Sumter. His son Matthias Beaver b 1792 married Elizabeth Blakeney and lived in Chesterfield Co, SC. I would really like to know if the Matthias Beaver in Mecklenburg was an ancestor of my Mathias Beavers! Matthias seems to be the favorite male name in the Beaver family, so this one has been hard to sort our.

Dear List & Members Here is a link to the guidelines for submitting stories for the OLDE MECKLENBURG COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK PROJECT. http://www.geocities.com/bjbarnhill/Sample.html Thanks for helping support this effort by submitting your story and speading the word to others. Sheila <sheilaw@webkorner.com> ------------------------------------- ********NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ********* For more information contact: Dick Taylor Catawba Valley Scottish Society PO Box 1009 Huntersville, NC 28070-1009 704-875-3113 <highlandgames@lochnorman.org> or http://www.lochnorman.org The nineth Loch Norman Highland Games will be held at historic Rural Hill Farm in Huntersville, NC on April 19, 20, and 21, 2002. Loch Norman Highland Games Distinguished Guest- BILLY KENNEDY Learn a little about your relatives... those doggedly-determined cantankerous Scots-Irish with author, Billy Kennedy. The seminar is hosted by the Catawba Valley Scottish Society on Friday April 19th at Rural Hill Farm from 3:00-4:30pm. Adults $10. He will be available for book signings at the Loch Norman Highland Games on Saturday and Sunday. Call for information about group rates. Billy Kennedy was born in Belfast, Ireland in 1943 and comes of Scots-Irish Presbyterian roots. For 30 years, he has been one of the leading journalists in Northern Ireland, covering the major stories of the Ulster troubles and as a prolific columnist on a variety of issues. For 18 years, he was a news editor with the Ulster/Belfast News Letter, Northern Ireland's leading morning newspaper and the oldest English language newspaper for 5 years, he was the lead writer and wrote about religious affairs, local government correspondent and was the literary editor. He now operates as a full-time freelance journalist, public relations consultant, author and lecturer. Billy Kennedy has a deep fascination for his forebears of that tradition who moved to America in such numbers during the 18th century. His abiding interest is in the history of the Scots-Irish settlements on the American frontier, and through his authorship, Billy Kennedy has lectured on the Scots-Irish Diaspora in America in major cities and towns in the south eastern Appalachian region and on the eastern seaboard. In the establishment of the United States, the Scots- Irish were one of the most highly influential groups, both in the drawing up and signing of the American Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, and in the Revolutionary War that followed. This group of dedicated stalwarts, whose families immigrated to America from the Irish Province of Ulster thoughout the 18th century, were resolute and uncompromising champions of the movement for American independence. Bitter expericence of religious discrimination and economic deprivation in their Scottish and Ulster homelands gave impetus to the Scots-Irish people throwing off the shackles of the old order when they moved to the American colonies and opened up the greater frontier lands. The Scots-Irish were in the vanguard of American patriot involvement on all fronts of the War, but it was on the frontier that they made most significant contributions. Quite uniquely, as a people, they rose to the awesome challenge of the American frontier - its danger, its in accessibility and its sheer enormity. Billy Kennedy has written a highly popular series of books about the inspiring story of how a highly determined and very courageous God-fearing people from the north of Ireland stamped their distinctive Presbyterian character on the various facets of American life, from they first traveled across the Atlantic in large numbers in the early 18th century. Heroism was a distinct characteristic of the Scots- Irish immigrants who settled on the American frontier during the 18th century and the raw courage shown by these dogged, determined people in very difficult circumstances helped place the United States on the high plain where it is today. Forging a civilization out of a wilderness was a real challenge for the tens of thousands of immigrants from Ulster, and how well they succeeded in molding a decent, law-abiding society. For research on his books, Billy Kennedy traveled extensively through Virginia, Tennessee and the Carolinas and met and talked with many people with direct links to the Scots-Irish settlers of 200 years ago. Information about his books will be at the seminar on Friday, April 19th at 3:00-4:30. Date: (Friday) April 19th Time: 4:00 Place: Rural Hill Farm Speaker: Billy Kennedy (from Northern Ireland) Cost: $10 (Adults) Be There! --------------------------- Please let Dick Taylor know if you need directions or follow the signs off of Beatties Ford Rd Charlotte... Go south off of Hwy 150 from the store at 150 and Beatties Ford Rd. go south to Charlotte, look for Neck Rd... go to the Rural Hill Farm. you can't miss it. See ya There! Sheila R. Weaver _____________________________________________________ __ WebKorner Internet Services - http://www.webkorner.com/

Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 21:34:05 -0400 Subject: meeting ----------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- The Genealogical socity of Rowan County will meet Tuesday 16th April at the Rowan Museum, located in the second block of North Main Street, Salisbury. The doors will be open at 6:30, for a 7 p.m. meeting. The DAR room is now being used for exhibits, so we cannot use it for a meeting. We can use the second floor, but some of members cannot climb the steps. The only business pending that I know of is the memorials for members Joyce Koontz and Herman Ribelin. THE SOCIETY WILL PAY ADMISSION FOR MEMBERS. NON- MEMBERS WILL PAY THE REGULAR PRICE. $3.00 FOR ADULTS, $2.50 FOR SENIORS. SEE YOU THERE!! Pat Beck <pbbecksalisburync@cbi1.net> _____________________________________________________ __ WebKorner Internet Services - http://www.webkorner.com/

JUST AN UPDATE ON THE OLDE MECKLENBURG HERITAGE BOOK PROJECT.......... Line dropped by Sheila R. Weaver CHECK OUT THIS SITE FOR EXAMPLES AND SUBMISSION GUIDE LINES. ****LOOK AND SEE.... **** http://www.geocities.com/bjbarnhill/Sample.html ******* ******* ----------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- Submission Information Who is eligible to participate? A. Present residents of what is or used to be Mecklenburg County. B. Former residents of Mecklenburg County. C. Those with roots in Mecklenburg County. How much may I submit and what is the cost? A. Each household is encouraged to send in 500 words of their family history and one picture. B. These amounts will be published at no charge. C. In addition, if your ancestors were in Mecklenburg County before 1790?, you may submit one additional Pioneer story and another picture; limit: 500 words per household. D. Additional words are 10¢ per word. Extra photos are $12.50. Double wide or double deep photos are also $12.50 additional. Abbreviations/numbers: four or less letters/numbers (considered to be) = one word. Five or more letters/numbers (considered to be) = 2 words. Punctuation is ignored. What will I write? A. About your ancestors. 1. Why and when they came to Mecklenburg County. 2. Birth, marriages and death dates. B. Yourself and your family. 1. Childhood, school days, and other events. 2. Jobs, residences, hobbies and pastimes. C. Anything you can tell future generations of their ancestry. Article directions. A. Double-space type or word processing on bond paper. We cannot accept articles which are typed in ALL CAPS. Upper and lower case must be used! B. Include at end of article: 1. Word count. 2. Sources, if available. 3. Name and address of story submitter. 4. Photo caption (see V. C) Photograph directions. Note: Do not submit original irreplaceable photos. We make every effort to return them, but cannot be responsible for loss or damage. A. Types and size. 1. Glossy photos are best! Black and white are preferred, though we will accept 35mm color and studio quality photos. Laser copies don't reproduce nearly as well, so please don't submit them. 2. The following are not acceptable: Computer scans, diskettes, etc., Xerox copies, negatives or faded Polaroid prints. 3. Any size up to 8" x 10". 4. All photos will be reduced to one column - 2 1 /2 " wide x 1 3 /4 " high, with standard cropping as a bust shot. You must pay extra, as detailed in II. D., for larger sizes. B. Identification. 1. Place a return address label with telephone number on the back or (not as desirable) print this information lightly with soft lead pencil on back of photo. 2. Include stamped, self-addressed envelope. C. Captions 1. Limited to 10 words or less. 2. Type at end of article. Additional articles. A. Histories of churches, clubs, and organizations. 1. Each allowed 250 words and one photo free. 2. Additional words and photos as in II. D. B. Communities and major topics allowed 600-750 words and one photo at committee discretion. C. Tribute, memorial and business history section. 1. The only pages which cost the submitter. 2. Contact the committee for details. Writing assistance. A. Contact committee members. B. Attend our writing workshop. Restrictions. A. Articles cannot harm or embarrass another individual. B. No genealogical charts or tabular material to be use ---------------------------------------- Hello List! Just a quick update on the Mecklenburg Co., NC Heritage book project. We're receiving responses from many and are certain to get more. The Mecklenburg County Heritage - NC Vol. I is underway! Just so you know, this is not SPAM, we are not selling anything. We simply want to have the best County Heritage Book ever printed in North Carolina, and you're invited to help! Eligibility is very generous; you reside in Mecklenburg or have roots here! We will keep working on-line for the next few weeks and then announce a meeting later this Summer to fully detail the project, this will be a public forum, open to all. Lets limber up those typing fingers and dust off some of the old family photos... (getting ready to go to Walmart to make duplicate photos). We're making a book and y'all are invited to be a part of it! For more information contact: <sheilaw@mail.webkorner.com> Warmest Regards, Sheila Weaver Mecklenburg Co. Heritage Book Committee --------------------------------- CABARRUS GENEALOGY SOCIETY's website http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccgs Thanks!!!! Come visit us. _____________________________________________________ __ WebKorner Internet Services - http://www.webkorner.com/

Dear Friends and Members: Here is an annoucement from Tina Brown Monator of Hopewell Branch of OLDE MECKLENBURG Genealogical Society..... DON'T FORGET THE LOCH NORMAN GAMES NEXT WEEK APRIL 19, 20 & 21---- FRI-SUN FRI is opening of the GAMES SAT is FUN for all SUN more FUN... and Closing of the GAMES COME WATCH THE MARCHING OF THE CLANS.... ---------------------------- Hello Everyone! This is a really busy time of the year for me. The Loch Norman Highland Games is less than two weeks away and our genealogy society meeting is this Saturday. Our speaker will be the one, the only, the magnificent Joe Brickey. yes, Joe is receiving this e-mail also. Joe will be repeating her program on using abstracts while doing genealogy that she gave to the Olde Meck Branch a few months ago. Don't miss this program! Joe is always a treat. Be sure to mark your calendar for the Highland Games. We will be having a tent and I hope each and every one of you will come out and join us at the tent for a while. Who knows you might just find that long lost cousin who can answer all those questions. Our guest in may is Ann Dellinger and our guest in June will be Xena Markine, Executive Director of Latta Plantation. Remember this is the week for our meeting, April 13th at 10:00 Am in the Wayland Sunday School Room at Hopewell Presbyterian Church. Tina Brown The best is yet to be _____________________________________________________ __ WebKorner Internet Services - http://www.webkorner.com/

Hello List! Just a quick update on the Mecklenburg Co., NC Heritage book project. We're receiving responses from many and are certain to get more. The Mecklenburg County Heritage - NC Vol. I is underway! Just so you know, this is not SPAM, we are not selling anything. We simply want to have the best County Heritage Book ever printed in North Carolina, and you're invited to help! Eligibility is very generous; you reside in Mecklenburg or have roots here! We will keep working on-line for the next few weeks and then announce a meeting later this Summer to fully detail the project, this will be a public forum, open to all. Lets limber up those typing fingers and dust off some of the old family photos... (getting ready to go to Walmart to make duplicate photos). We're making a book and y'all are invited to be a part of it! For more information contact: <sheilaw@mail.webkorner.com> Warmest Regards, Sheila Weaver Mecklenburg Co. Heritage Book Committee Also, check out the website: http://www.countyheritagebooks.com click on "submission Guidelines" --------------------------- Dear Jeff We need those stories to publish the brochure. Write me; <sheilaw@webkorner.com> --------------------------------- CABARRUS GENEALOGY SOCIETY's website http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccgs Thanks!!!! Come visit us. _____________________________________________________ __ WebKorner Internet Services - http://www.webkorner.com/

Dear List(s) (If you get this message more than once, I applogize for the inconvience) The Cabarrus Genealogy Society is meeting on Tues., April 9th at 7 PM at the Cabarrus Senior Center on 331 Corban Ave. Concord, NC. Date: April 9th Time: 7 PM Place: Cabarrus Senior Center Program: Easter Monday Holidays Speaker: Hank Utley ---------------------------------------- THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND. PLEASE BRING A FRIEND OR TWO. SEE YA THERE! Sheila _______________________ If time allows we will have a short business meeting just prior to the meeting starting at 6:30, RSVP Please. See ya there! _____________________________________________________ __ WebKorner Internet Services - http://www.webkorner.com/

I Emailed my Black Lines c.1750 to 1900 oldest being brothers William and John Black from No. Ireland > PA > Mecklenburg Co, NC. I will put the photos in the mail as the files were too big to send. Part 2: Can anyone tell me where I might find a list of who served in the Rev War from Rowan or Mecklenburg Co's? He died in 1779, which was just after the war was over, out of state (NC). Court records don't say were he died in all the dates it took to settle his estate.

At 05:31 PM 3/29/02 -0500, you wrote: >Is anyone researching or have any information on Vincent Young WILLIAMSON >and when he died? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vincent Young Williamson was my great, great grandfather. Supposedly he is buried at Sharon Presbyterian Church, which is just across the street from where I now live, but I have not had time since moving here to go find his grave. He was the son of Godfrey Williamson and Elizabeth ??? who moved to Mecklenburg County NC sometime before 1790. They came here from Essex Co in tidewater VA. Vincent was married to Mary P "Polly" McCoy around May 1, 1824. One reason I want to try to find his grave stone is that I only have approximate dates: b. c.1805 & d. c.1840. I do not know her father, but she had a brother: Edwin A. McCoy, born in 1802 and died about 1852. Edwin married Kissandra Christian Williamson, a sister of Vincent Williamson. They were married December 17, 1826. Vincent and Polly had at least six children: James Godfrey, Lee, David A. (my grandfather), Ed, Susan, and John. If I can help you further, please tell me how. Sometime shortly after Easter, or at least after April 15th, I plan to seek out his grave and hope it has dates on it. Good Searching - Good Finding - Good Luck! David Huffines Searching HOFHEINZ/HUFFINES/HOFFHINES/HUFFHINES/ HOFFEIN/et.al.and WILLIAMSON, WAKEFIELD, UNDERWOOD, PAISLEY, SIKES, LIPSCOMB

Hi List, Is anyone researching or have any information on Vincent Young WILLIAMSON and when he died? I found the following: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 Bride: Mary P. McCoy Groom: Vincent Young Williamson Bond Date: 01 May 1824 County: Mecklenburg Record#: 02 272 Bondsman: Jno H. McCoy Wintess: Isaac Alexander Bond#: 000084340 I'm trying to determine the spouse of a Mrs. Williamson, age 40, listed as head of household with her children that was in the 1850 census, Mecklenburg County, Steele Creek Dist. She is still in Steele Creek Dist. in the 1860 census. She is listed Mary [T or P] WILLIAMSON. age 51, widow. Also in the household are two of her younger sons, Edwin and Pinkney. There is a Henry F. McCoy, 48, male, occupation: Gold digger. I'm not sure if this is a relative, maybe her brother?? I would very much appreciate any help. Thanks....Lynn

Dear Vicki; I have a JOHN MCCREE listed as married to RUTH ALEXANDER, the daughter of ZEBULON ALEXANDER. Ruth was born in 1756. I have 2 sources for this information: John McCree is mentioned in Zebulon ALexander's will as his son-in-law. "Zebulun Alexander wrote in his Will: .."I hereby constitute and appoint Jane Alexander, my beloved wife, John McCree, my son-in-law and Hez. Alexander to be my sole executors of this my last Will and testament..." (excerpt) Will of Zebulon Alexander written 3 mar 1784, proved Sept. 1784. Mecklenburg County, NC 1784 Will Book A, page 4 The 2nd source is a family history of the ALEXANDERs that was sent to me by another person on this list, Sarah Keesee. I'm not sure but she may have taken it from the book, Brevard Family; The descendants of Jean Brevard of France,Ireland&Maryland by Robert Stephens Hand. I say this because she did cite this book as the source of some of the info she had sent me. Sadly, I was new at this, and didn't document as specifically as I should have the source for the McKee info. I have no other info on either Ruth Alexander or John McCree. Hope this helps in your search. Nancy

Follow-up data for McWhorter family lines: A message from Joy Alexander of PA, relates there is a "tradition" that George McWhorter on Waxhaw Cr., Mecklenburg Co., NC married Elizabeth Walkup, who is suppose to be a sister to James Walkup in the Waxhaw Settlement. This McWhorter family may be from the Octorara Cr. Settlement of Chester Co., PA. NOTE: As yet, there is no known source for these traditions. Other McWhorter records from Ancestry.com provides the following: John McWhorter, son of George McWhorter and Elizabeth Walkup, was born 1760, Shenandoah Valley, VA; died 1854, Hancock Co., GA; married to Sarah Shy. Rosannah McWhorter, daughter of George McWhorter and Elizabeth Walkup, was born 22 Apr 1774, NC; died 3 May 1846; married James Denton Smith. This fits the traditional migration route down the Great Wagon Road of many settlers into Mecklenburg Co., NC: PA - VA - NC. Additional Info: In 1740, the Chester Co., PA townships along Octorara Creek were West Nottingham, East Nottingham, West Fallowfield, Sadsbury, Caln and West Nantmeal. Those townships west of the Octorara Cr. fell into Lancaster Co., PA. Lee Ramsey

Sounds like your stories may find a great home in the new Meck. Co. Heritage book! There are some McWhorters lurking in our bushes, so we might benefit from your fine labors. Hope you have photos of some of the descendants. That's the neat thing about the County Heritage series. Everyone wins. C. Heath ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Taylor" <ttaylor@txk.net> To: <NCMECKLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 2:37 PM Subject: Re: [NCMECKLE-L] McWhorters > Thanks Lee, you have given me several areas to start searching. I > appreciate it. > > Terry > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lee Ramsey" <gumbranch@mindspring.com> > To: <NCMECKLE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 10:25 PM > Subject: Re: [NCMECKLE-L] McWhorters > > > > > > > > In a message dated Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:17 PM > > Terry Taylor wrote: > > > > I am interested in...research on Aaron McWhorter... who died in Lincoln > Co. > > TN in 1837...and his father, Henry (of Mecklenburg Co., NC). > > > > There were several McWhorter families in Mecklenburg Co., NC, but I do not > > find an Aaron as a son of Henry. > > > > There was a Henry Marlin McWhorter whose will was probated in 1830 in > > Mecklenburg Co., and who had no children. He was a son of Aaron > McWhorter, > > who settled on the southside of Finley Cr., and his will was probated 1799 > > naming his wife, Fanny, sons: Moses & Henry Marlin; daughters: Jennet, > Fanny > > & Keziah. > > > > There is also found an Aaron McWhorter, the son of George McWhorter and > his > > wife, Elizabeth. They also had sons: Moses, George, James & John and > > daughters: Elizabeth, Rose & Agness. The will of Aaron McWhorter was > > probated in 1806, in which in left his plantation (farm) to son Aaron. > > Geoge McWhorter's land was on Waxaw Creek, east of the Catawba River, in > the > > extreme southern portion of eary Mecklenburg Co., NC. > > > > In the 1790 US Census of Mecklenburg Co., NC there is found an Aaron > > McWhorter with a female head of house, one male child and three female > > children. > > > > The Rev. (Dr) Alexander McWhorter, of Maryland, was a president of Queen's > > Museum (school) in Charlotte and helped organize the Steele Creek > > Presbyerian Church. > > > > I would not discount Virginia, Pennsylvania or Maryland as possible > origins > > of migration for these families. > > > > Lee Ramsey > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, > > go to: > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Wow, you're helping to inspire us! We may have to buy another toner cartridge. Lots of family history & heritage floating around. We'll help capture it and get it in the book! Thanks to the Committee for launching this important project! We've been waiting more than 20 years for this! When will you have a flier describing the project and giving details on who, what, where and when to submit stories? CH ----- Original Message ----- From: <EUZELIA@aol.com> To: <NCMECKLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 11:07 AM Subject: [NCMECKLE-L] Re: NCMECKLE-D Digest V02 #33 Well, For the love of all, I will submit some of my family. I have plenty more. This is a line I received from a cousin in Charlotte today. This is the family of John Skipper b. 1831 and Minerva Jane Kissiah b. 1852. They were married in Union County, NC. I do not know his linage as yet. She is the daughter of Davis/Darius Keziah and Mary Helms of Union Co., NC. John and Jane Kissiah Skipper are buried at Elmwood. Azzie Mhaley Lambert born Sept 9, 1879 and James Monroe Skipper born Dec 29, 1878 were married on July 25, 1888. Azzie and James are buried at Elmwood. These are their children: James Lester Skipper Born July 25, 1889 - died September 3, 1899. Andrew W. Skipper Born May 25, 1898 - died October 9, 1912 buried at Elmwood. Myrtle Irene (Duck) Skipper Born April 30, 1904 (died August 29, 1998) Married Carl Becker on March 27, 1929 - One Child Mary Irene Becker (Adopted) Harry Lee Skipper Born ??? (died May 2, 1990) Married Eva Love on August 7, 1926 - Three Children Margaret Eva Skipper, Jean Skipper, James Skipper Mamie Lee Skipper Born January 17, 1910 (died June 3, 1987) Married Charles Reid DeArmon on April 6, 1927. Children - Richard, Dorothy, Francis, Caroline, Nancy Jane, Marie Linda Maudie Estell Skipper Born December 17, 1912 (died January ? 1986) married Paul McIntosh Two sons: James Andrew Hazel Jean Skipper Born April 8, 1915 (died December 6, 1996) married Charles McCorkle Seven Children: Margaret Bobby Kathy Jean Patty Gay Debbie Sue Rick Dick Margaret Inez Skipper Born September 14, 1918 (died August 10, 1997) Married Sidney Wilson Daniel (born December 10, 1916, died February 11, 1975) August 10, 1937. Four Children: Joyce Ann Daniel, Betty Sue Daniel, Brenda Carol Daniel, Sidney Wilson Daniel, Jr. Joyce Ann Daniel married Robert Albert James on August 26, 1961. Three Children: Robert Darren James married Heather Leigh Hill. Two children: Triston Nicholas James Caleb Darren James Dana Michelle James married David Eston Finley, Jr. Two Children: Courtney Leeann Finley David Ethan Finley Baby Finley Eric Daniel James married Pamela Suzanne Galloway - Two Children: River Daniel James Bayley Eric James Betty Sue Daniel married William John Earp - Two Children: John Richard Earp married Michelle Renee Glover One Child - Regan Michelle Earp William Chad Earp Brenda Carol (Cookie) Daniel married Robert Ray One Child. Married Andrew Jackson Lake Kelly Renee Crisp married Gregory Alan Eason. Three Children: Jessica Brittney Eason Taylor Brooke Eason Jacob Gregory Eason Sidney Wilson (Danny) Daniel, Jr. married Martha Lynn Carter (born ) on ? (divorced) Two Children: Shawn Wilson Daniel married Nicole Amber Hillary Daniel married Christopther Tellbuesher on ? One Child Sidney Lynn Tellbuesher Danny married Janet Elaine Deal - divorced Danny married Carolyn Elaine Greene Charles Newell Skipper Born September 1, 1920 (died February 22, 2000) married Madeline Elizabeth Smith Four Children: Mamie Lee Skipper married Charles Reid DeArmon ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Thanks Lee, you have given me several areas to start searching. I appreciate it. Terry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lee Ramsey" <gumbranch@mindspring.com> To: <NCMECKLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 10:25 PM Subject: Re: [NCMECKLE-L] McWhorters > > > In a message dated Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:17 PM > Terry Taylor wrote: > > I am interested in...research on Aaron McWhorter... who died in Lincoln Co. > TN in 1837...and his father, Henry (of Mecklenburg Co., NC). > > There were several McWhorter families in Mecklenburg Co., NC, but I do not > find an Aaron as a son of Henry. > > There was a Henry Marlin McWhorter whose will was probated in 1830 in > Mecklenburg Co., and who had no children. He was a son of Aaron McWhorter, > who settled on the southside of Finley Cr., and his will was probated 1799 > naming his wife, Fanny, sons: Moses & Henry Marlin; daughters: Jennet, Fanny > & Keziah. > > There is also found an Aaron McWhorter, the son of George McWhorter and his > wife, Elizabeth. They also had sons: Moses, George, James & John and > daughters: Elizabeth, Rose & Agness. The will of Aaron McWhorter was > probated in 1806, in which in left his plantation (farm) to son Aaron. > Geoge McWhorter's land was on Waxaw Creek, east of the Catawba River, in the > extreme southern portion of eary Mecklenburg Co., NC. > > In the 1790 US Census of Mecklenburg Co., NC there is found an Aaron > McWhorter with a female head of house, one male child and three female > children. > > The Rev. (Dr) Alexander McWhorter, of Maryland, was a president of Queen's > Museum (school) in Charlotte and helped organize the Steele Creek > Presbyerian Church. > > I would not discount Virginia, Pennsylvania or Maryland as possible origins > of migration for these families. > > Lee Ramsey > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Well, For the love of all, I will submit some of my family. I have plenty more. This is a line I received from a cousin in Charlotte today. This is the family of John Skipper b. 1831 and Minerva Jane Kissiah b. 1852. They were married in Union County, NC. I do not know his linage as yet. She is the daughter of Davis/Darius Keziah and Mary Helms of Union Co., NC. John and Jane Kissiah Skipper are buried at Elmwood. Azzie Mhaley Lambert born Sept 9, 1879 and James Monroe Skipper born Dec 29, 1878 were married on July 25, 1888. Azzie and James are buried at Elmwood. These are their children: James Lester Skipper Born July 25, 1889 - died September 3, 1899. Andrew W. Skipper Born May 25, 1898 - died October 9, 1912 buried at Elmwood. Myrtle Irene (Duck) Skipper Born April 30, 1904 (died August 29, 1998) Married Carl Becker on March 27, 1929 - One Child Mary Irene Becker (Adopted) Harry Lee Skipper Born ??? (died May 2, 1990) Married Eva Love on August 7, 1926 - Three Children Margaret Eva Skipper, Jean Skipper, James Skipper Mamie Lee Skipper Born January 17, 1910 (died June 3, 1987) Married Charles Reid DeArmon on April 6, 1927.  Children - Richard, Dorothy, Francis, Caroline, Nancy Jane, Marie Linda Maudie Estell Skipper Born December 17, 1912 (died January ? 1986) married Paul McIntosh Two sons:       James       Andrew Hazel Jean Skipper Born April 8, 1915 (died December 6, 1996) married Charles McCorkle Seven Children:       Margaret       Bobby       Kathy Jean       Patty Gay       Debbie Sue       Rick       Dick Margaret Inez Skipper  Born September 14, 1918 (died August 10, 1997) Married Sidney Wilson Daniel (born December 10, 1916, died February 11, 1975) August 10, 1937.  Four Children:  Joyce Ann Daniel, Betty Sue Daniel, Brenda Carol Daniel, Sidney Wilson Daniel, Jr. Joyce Ann Daniel married Robert Albert James on August 26, 1961. Three Children:       Robert Darren James married Heather Leigh Hill. Two children:             Triston Nicholas James             Caleb Darren James       Dana Michelle James married David Eston Finley, Jr.          Two Children:             Courtney Leeann Finley             David Ethan Finley             Baby Finley       Eric Daniel James married Pamela Suzanne Galloway - Two Children:             River Daniel James             Bayley Eric James Betty Sue Daniel married William John Earp - Two Children:       John Richard Earp married Michelle Renee Glover One Child -              Regan Michelle Earp       William Chad Earp Brenda Carol (Cookie) Daniel married Robert Ray One Child.  Married Andrew Jackson Lake       Kelly Renee Crisp married Gregory Alan Eason.  Three Children:             Jessica Brittney Eason             Taylor Brooke Eason             Jacob Gregory Eason Sidney Wilson (Danny) Daniel, Jr. married Martha Lynn Carter (born ) on ? (divorced)  Two Children:       Shawn Wilson Daniel married Nicole       Amber Hillary Daniel married Christopther Tellbuesher on ? One Child             Sidney Lynn Tellbuesher Danny married Janet Elaine Deal - divorced Danny married Carolyn Elaine Greene        Charles Newell Skipper Born September 1, 1920 (died February 22, 2000) married Madeline Elizabeth Smith Four Children: Mamie Lee Skipper married Charles Reid DeArmon