Steve and Judy, The Moore County Register of Deeds Web Site has records of birth, death, marriages, military discharges, and land for selected periods at : http://rod.co.moore.nc/nc32. Additional periods are added as time premits. Good luck! Tom. Steve and Judy Sanders wrote: > Does anyone know if there is a published book of marriages for Moore Co. for the early 1800's, specifically from about 1815-1830? If so, can someone tell me how I may go about finding a marriage from this book or does someone on this mailing list happen to have this marriage book? > > I am looking for a marriage of a James M. King or James King to a Catherine or a James M. King or James King to anyone for the time frame between 1815-1830? > > Judy Sanders > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Does anyone know if there is a published book of marriages for Moore Co. for the early 1800's, specifically from about 1815-1830? If so, can someone tell me how I may go about finding a marriage from this book or does someone on this mailing list happen to have this marriage book? I am looking for a marriage of a James M. King or James King to a Catherine or a James M. King or James King to anyone for the time frame between 1815-1830? Judy Sanders

Thanks very much for this information. I have a family grave that I will use it on if the pieces are still there. Susan McIver Abernathy -----Original Message----- From: e.hollifield@att.net [mailto:e.hollifield@att.net] Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 9:28 AM To: NCMOORE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCMOORE] [HATCHER-L] NEW process?? Probably not. (fwd) -- BLAIR,HICKS,HIX,TIPTON,HEADRICK,HED RICK,FLINN,FLYNN,HATCHER,WALKER,MAN ES,MANIS,MANNIS,SHIPMAN,GOSSETT,RAI NES ---------------------- Forwarded Message: --------------------- From: "Dean Taylor" <delytata@southwind.net> To: HATCHER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HATCHER-L] NEW process?? Probably not. Date: Sun, 4 Nov 2001 13:45:28 -0600 Hey Cousins, It is said there is nothing new under the sun, but I saw something yesterday, though it may not be new, it is certainly new to me. I'll try to describe it for you. While walking through an old cemetery here in Harvey County, KS, I ran across five headstones, broken from their bases. The people who are keeping the cemetery, in very good condition I might add, have built wooden forms the thickness of the various broken stones, laid the stones flat at the head of the grave with the wooden forms around them (with about a 6 inch space all around the stones) and poured concrete into the forms flush with the face of the stones. The stones appear to have been cleaned with mild detergent and a brush. Once dried, it appears that they have poured a coating of either automotive clear coat, or the hard acrylic clear coating found in hobby shops. The end result is a stone too heavy to steal, a coating to protect the face of the stone and the preservation of information for years to come. This may not be new, but it is novel and certainly crucial to genealogy researchers in the years to come. Just thought I would share this with the list, in hopes that it will generate some protection across the nation for the many broken or damaged stones. I might add, that the ones that were in two or three or more pieces, were put together and once coated, all you see are the break lines but they can't be moved. Dean Taylor

-- BLAIR,HICKS,HIX,TIPTON,HEADRICK,HED RICK,FLINN,FLYNN,HATCHER,WALKER,MAN ES,MANIS,MANNIS,SHIPMAN,GOSSETT,RAI NES ---------------------- Forwarded Message: --------------------- From: "Dean Taylor" <delytata@southwind.net> To: HATCHER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HATCHER-L] NEW process?? Probably not. Date: Sun, 4 Nov 2001 13:45:28 -0600 Hey Cousins, It is said there is nothing new under the sun, but I saw something yesterday, though it may not be new, it is certainly new to me. I'll try to describe it for you. While walking through an old cemetery here in Harvey County, KS, I ran across five headstones, broken from their bases. The people who are keeping the cemetery, in very good condition I might add, have built wooden forms the thickness of the various broken stones, laid the stones flat at the head of the grave with the wooden forms around them (with about a 6 inch space all around the stones) and poured concrete into the forms flush with the face of the stones. The stones appear to have been cleaned with mild detergent and a brush. Once dried, it appears that they have poured a coating of either automotive clear coat, or the hard acrylic clear coating found in hobby shops. The end result is a stone too heavy to steal, a coating to protect the face of the stone and the preservation of information for years to come. This may not be new, but it is novel and certainly crucial to genealogy researchers in the years to come. Just thought I would share this with the list, in hopes that it will generate some protection across the nation for the many broken or damaged stones. I might add, that the ones that were in two or three or more pieces, were put together and once coated, all you see are the break lines but they can't be moved. Dean Taylor

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I forgot to include the URL my last message: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nclee Anne aepowell@prodigy.net

Hi everyone! I'm writing to let you all know that the Lee County USGenWeb site has been updated if you haven't been there lately. I hope to work on it some next week, adding two cemeteries and a page for links as well. If there is anything you would like to see on the page or any information you would like to share, please email me, putting Lee County in the subject line. Anne Powell, County Coordinator for Lee County aepowell@prodigy.net

http://www.geocities.com/honnoll_honnell/WTC.html The above url is a page with the Eagle crying, the firemen un rolling the American flag and several other pictures we all need to keep in our genealogy. Elsie

Does anyone research Kings in Moore Co. or had any Kings in their lines that might have migrated to Alabama, most specifically Lauderdale Co., AL.? I thought possibly my Kings came from Moore Co., since other families from Moore Co. did migrate to Lauderdale Co., AL.----namely McDonald and Stutts families, probably others. Judy Sanders

Hi fellow researchers: I have some interesting genealogy crossword puzzles at: http://www.asheboro.com/ons/online/puzzles/puzzle_index.html If you enjoy doing puzzles these are not very difficult and have some interesting pictures. Sharing them is one way of saying thank you to all those ListServ members who have volunteered to do lookups for me over the years. Bob bobmoyer@asheboro.com

Kay, I don't know anymore about James or whom he married. I sure wish I did know more about this family. It's always a mystery when doing genealogy. Christine

In a message dated 08/30/2001 8:37:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time, THayden100@aol.com writes: > > Does anyone have information pertaining to Joseph Allen, b. 1755-1774 d. > 1829 > in Moore Co., NC. Wife was Elisabeth. They had numerous children: Mark, > Prisilla, Elisabeth, Joseph Parker, Reuben, John, James and Samuel. > > Prisilla married Edmund Holland, Elisabeth married Jeremiah Reynolds, > Joseph > Parker married Frannie Cagle, Reuben married a Mahalah (maiden name > unknown). > I don't have the spouse names for the other children. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Christine > Christine What about James? I have a James H. Allen b 1790 who comes from Moore county according to family oral history. He became quite well of in Bladen county. He had 2 wives and a number of children. Remembering some of the names of the children Katie (Catherine), Milmore, Elizabeth, Jones and others. Several of his children married into the Russ family. Pridgen, Evans, and Smith also show up in this family. If there is any possible connection I' ll dig up the accurate info on another computer. Kay

Does anyone have information pertaining to Joseph Allen, b. 1755-1774 d. 1829 in Moore Co., NC.  Wife was Elisabeth.  They had numerous children: Mark, Prisilla, Elisabeth, Joseph Parker, Reuben, John, James and Samuel. Prisilla married Edmund Holland, Elisabeth married Jeremiah Reynolds, Joseph Parker married Frannie Cagle, Reuben married a Mahalah (maiden name unknown). I don't have the spouse names for the other children. Any help would be appreciated. Christine

The only Oates listed on 1790 census is Stephen. In the book "Miscellaneous Ancient Records of Moore County, N.C., there is the following reference: "Oates - Stephen: Oates seems to have lived north of Carthage, toward the Horseshoe of Deep River. In February, 1787, the court appointed a guard of 13 of the more prominent menn of the county to convey Stephen Oates to gaol (?) at Wilmington. In May 1789, and afterward, Stephen was called to serve as juror. Stephen was the father of John Oates, who later bought the Kinchen (Kitchen) place on Herd's Creek, near the present Lamb's Grove Church." Hope this is of some help to you.

Le, Moore County was established in 1784, primarily from Cumberland Co. There is a John Oats, son of Stephen Oats, in a list of 1815 Moore County Landowners, that is published in "Miscellaneous Ancient Records of Moore County, NC" by Rassie E. Wicker. The Oats family has several entries throughout the book. Do you have this reference book? Is this your Oat(e)s family you are researching? Jim Gilmer > -----Original Message----- > From: Le Bateman [mailto:LeBateman@NetZero.Net] > Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 8:57 PM > To: NCMOORE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCMOORE] Tax List > > > Looking to see if there maybe a John OATES listed on any of the > MOORE County > Tax List for 1768-1774. > Le > > ---------------------------------------------------- > NetZero Platinum > Sign Up Today - Only $9.95 per month! > http://my.netzero.net/s/signup?r=platinum&refcd=PT97 > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

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I don't have any direct knowledge of the King family, but this may be helpful: - 1790 census in Moore County had a Stephen King with 2 males 16or older, 1 male under 16, and 2 females. Also a William King with 1 male 16 or over, 2 males under 16, and 1 female. -In "Ancient Records of Moore County, NC", Rassie Wicker says of these Kings, "Little record of this family. They lived on either the upper reaches of Herd's Creek or just over the ridge now traversed by 15-501 on the heads of Governor's Creek". - In the above cited book there are two references to a Nathan King. Once in a deed from Thomas Armstrong, Sheriff, for 300 acres on Governor's Creek on January 30, 1783, and again in an Affadavit by Capt. Nathan King on January 3, 1782, wherein he takes an oath that the house of his father was beset by David Fanning and his troops and was plundered and robbed. - The 1850 census in Moore County has a Stephen King, 45, Laborer: Delilah, 38; Mary, 17; and William, 16. Doubt if this helps, but it might! Tom. Steve and Judy Sanders wrote: > There is a James King household in the 1830 Moore Co., NC census. There were 3 males under age 5 and 1 male aged 20-30. There was 1 female 5-10 and 1 female 20-30. > > Does anyone claim this King family or know anything about them at all? > > Judy Sanders > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

There is a James King household in the 1830 Moore Co., NC census. There were 3 males under age 5 and 1 male aged 20-30. There was 1 female 5-10 and 1 female 20-30. Does anyone claim this King family or know anything about them at all? Judy Sanders

Hello, I'm Becky Carden, and I'm hoping someone on here maybe able to help me, with my Alexander McLeod. He was born in 1770 in Scotland. He came to North Carolina about 1810, and he was married to a Margaret, but I don't know her maiden name, but she was born in 1790 in Scotland. Someone looked on the 1810 census and there were three Alexander McLeod listed. So, he might be one of these. They left North Carolina, about 1819, and went to Ga., and were in Pike Co. Alexander died in Pike Co. Ga. in 1854. Their children were: Alexander Jr., b. 1811 in N.C. William, b. 1813 in N.C. Norman, b. 1814 in N.C. Neil, b. 1818 in N.C. Sarah b. 1819 in N.C. or Ga. Nancy A. about 1824 or after in Ga. Anguish, b. 1826 in Ga. Murdock b. 1827 in Ga. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Becky Carden

DO you have any references to a Isabella Johnson who would have been old enough to have a child in 1830. I do not know if Johnson would have been a married name or maiden name. i do know that this child was illegitimate however. thanks, diane ----- Original Message ----- From: Beverly L Pasternak <paster3@juno.com> To: <NCMOORE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, 17 August, 2001 6:40 AM Subject: Re: [NCMOORE] Jane McDougald/McDugald > Hello, > I have a Henry Johnson, son of William Joseph Johnson originally from > Moore Co., NC. > He had a brother Joseph nathan Johnson and a sister Phoebe Johnson. They > moved to New Castle, Indiana and that could explain why he "disappeared". > Beverly > > > > On Thu, 16 Aug 2001 23:13:30 EDT Boggit@aol.com writes: > > I just wondered if you have come across a Henry Johnson with Moore Co > > NC > > connections. He fathered a child with Lucinda Wicker in 1878, then > > he > > mysteriously disappeared forever. > > Thanks, > > G. Frady > > > > > > ============================== > > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > > > > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >