This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VUB.2ACE/311.314 Message Board Post: Robert, do you have any data on the descendants of John, son of William and Averilla Connell Dozier? Further, what is your source of data on James T., son of William, who died 1835? Some sources show him marrying Nancy Moore and dying in Sumter County, GA in the 1860's. Thanks. Jim King

Franklin Co. NC minutes, additional minutes. All found at the Project website: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/ Got a few new funny names for the list! (Questionables left off) -- "I'm a student of life, and I hope I don't graduate soon." Mark A. Murphy, 21 Nov 2001 ---------------------------------------- March Court 1823- ----- A Deed in Trust from James Davis to James Murphy was proven in open Court by the oath of Martin Murphy &on MOR- ----- Ordered that Rutha Timberlake a child of colour about four years of age be bound to John F. Bryant who entered into Bond according to act of aSsembly with Thomas Sharrington his security- ----- Ordered that a Tax of four cents on each $100 worth of real estate including Town property & 26 cents on each poll be levied & collected for the purpose of paying for building the jail- ----- Ordered a Tax of Sixteen cents on each poll & sixteen cents on every $300 worth of real estate including town property for the purpose of paying jurors be levied & collected & accounted for as other taxes- ----- Ordered that a Tax of four cents on each $100 worth of Real Estate including Town property and Twenty five cents on each poll be levied & collected for County purposes- ----- Ordered that a poor tax of seven cents on each $100 worth of real estate including Town property and Twenty five cents on each poll be levied & collected &c- [end of page] [other book- March 1823] Ordered that Susannah Kimball admx of Sion Kimball decd. sell the perishable & & enough of the personal Estate to pay the debts on a credit of not leSs than six nor more than 12 months- ----- Orderd that William P. Williams be appointed overseer of the road from Charles Debnams to Lynches Creek in room of Jeremiah Solomon with the usual hands ----- A Bill of sale from Benjamin Ingram to William F. Williams was proven in open court by the oath of James B. Ingram & a transfer to Elijah B. Perry ackd by Wm F. Williams &on MOR- ----- Thomas Williams admr of Jno Williams decd returned an acct. of Sale on oath in open Court &on MOR- ----- The Execution of a deed of Gift from Polly Perry to Armery [Amy] Murphry was proven in open Court by the oath of Jacob Hunter & on MOR ----- The execution of a Deed of Gift from Polly Perry to Winnifred Bledsoe was proven in open Court by the oath of Williamson Murphry & on MOR- ----- [end of page] June Court 1823- ----- The Execution of Deed from Joseph Murphy to Julius May was proven in open Court by the oath of James Strother &on MOR- ----- The Execution of a Deed from Gilford D Simms to John Dent was proven in open Court by the oath of John I Sanders &on MOR- ----- The CommiSsioners who were appointed to let the building a Bridge acroSs Cedar Creek on the Road from Louisburg to Tarbrough returned their Report- Whereupon Henry Rawls the undertaker was allowed the sum of Twenty nine dollars for building the same ordered that the County Trustee pay the same & be allowed &c- ----- Samuel Taylor acknowledged the Execution of a Deed wot Willie Hines & on MOR- ----- A majority magistrates being on the Bench Amos Jones was duly elected County Trustee who entered into Bond according to Law with Nathan Patterson & James Yarbrough & on MOR- ----- Ordered that the County Trustee pay to Presley C. Person Sheriff fifty pounds for extra services for the past year & that he be allowed &c-- [end of page] [June 1823] The execution of a Deed from Frances Pugh to Jno. Mitchell was proven in open Court by the oath of William D. Jones & on MOR ----- Ordered the Sheriff summon the following Persons to serve as Jurors at the next Supr. Co. to wit, John Hicks Joel Warren Christopher Foster William Huff Walter Kibble Jonathan Davis Cordy W. Ferrell Kinchen Alford Harwood Pope Isaac Winston Jr Thomas Brown William Starker[or Strother] James Westray Josiah Jackson William Gupton James Perry Jnr William Williams Kinchen Bledsoe Jacob BaSs Elias May Sion Upchurch Thomas Worly[or Works?] Titus Edwards Thos. Williams Jno. Cooly Simon G. Jeffreys Benjamin Westray Martin Murphy Moses[?] Winston William May Jr. Jacob Jones Wood Tucker Jonathan Stone Jno B[?] Hayes Nathan Perry Jno D Hawkins ----- Ordered that the following persons be summoned to serve as Jurors at the next County court, to wit, - Washington Pinnell, Benjamin Waddy, Robert Melton[?], Benjamin Jones, Amos Bridges, Prillon[?] Upchurch, Joseph Kearney, Braswell Strickland, James C Jones, JeSse Lilshit[?] [end of page] [June 1823] Ordered that the Sheriff summon the following persons to serve a[sic] Jurors at the next County Court, to wit, Turner Ferrell, Jno[?] Perry, speck, Elijah Gupton, Wm Gupton, Council Carr, John Mullins[?], Everett Pearce Mark C Duke, William Norwood, Jacob Alfordh, Jared Collins, John Woodard, George W. Freeman[or Truman], James Dorsay, Frederick Leonard, Martin Murphy, Micajah Bridgers, George Blacknall, Thomas Hardy, Simion MaSsey, John Kercks[?] John Pippin, Thomas Cope, Nathan Pearce, William Dunn, Archd. H. Davis, Thomas Lanier, Richard Wynne, Beverly Keeble, Ruben Rogers, Jordan Cook, Hardy Wood, Wm. Leonard, Jacob BaSs, William H Farvn[Fawn?], Nimrod Gupton.- ----- ordered that the following persons be appointed Pole keepers at the different Elections in the County of Franklin, to wit, Louisburg- Jno. Kelly Esqr, Jas. H. Murry[or Merry] & Wm H Strother Hayes's- Jordan Denson Esqr. Jno. Person & Berry A Waddy Guptons- Elijah B. Perry Esqr, Wm B. Bridgers & Frd Leonard Davis'- Harbert H Harris[?] Lark Battle & Jno. Hattings [Serms?]- Thomas Dunn, James Baker, Wm T. Hollingsworth Fullers- Henry Goodloe, Wm. A Gill, & Moses Neale- [end of page] [Sep 1823] State of North Carolina At a court of Pleas & Quarter SeSsions opened & held for the County of Franklin at the Court House in Louisburg on the second Monday in September, it being the 8th day, 1823. Present. Gidion Glenn, Harbert H Harris David M Lewis & Philemon Hawkins Charles A. Hill} Esquires The following Grand Jury was empannelled sworn & std- Thomas Lanier Foreman, Nathan Pearce, Averet Pearce, Nimrod Gupton, Richard Wynne, Hardy Wood, Simion MaSsey, John Pippin Turner Ferrell John Perry (spec) Beverly Kibble James Dorsey Councill Carr, William Leonard Jordan Cook John Woodland Martin Murphy, Frederick Leonard- ----- On motion it is ordered that William T. Hollingsworth, James Baker, & Asa Hicks be appointed CommiSsioners to audit and settle the accounts of Sarah Driver administrator of Thomas Driver decd. and report to next court [end of page] [Sep 1823] attested the signing of the appeal by the securities the same was refused the said securities Nathan Patterson & Nathaniel Hunt being in Court and acknowledges their liability as securities No. 114 Same vs. Thomas Lanier} Same order as in No. 113 ----- Ordered that Presley C. Person, Sheriff be allowed the folling[sic] insolvents for the year 1822, to wit, Moses R. Hunt 1 pole, Garrett Linglon[?] two poles, Wm. Smith one pole, William Uzzill 1 pole, Willis Medley one pole, Janus Turner, Ambrose Upchurch Levy Watly Laurener Stacy, John Wills, Henry Ally, JeSse Gordon Willis Peal John Ascue James Collins two pole Archd H Green two poles Jordan Hill, French S Goodloe two pole Willie Jones George Parish, Isah Smith Thomas May jr Green B. May, Allen Mensus William Clark, Michael Gallagher Saml H Jones 3 pole Jos Murphy Charles M Stuart Thomas Alford Jonathan Sharrington Butts Brown Daniel D PendergraSs Nelson Ander[son?] Henry Green M.W. Jeffreys.- ----- [end of page] [end of excerpts]

I found this pages on another part of the microfilm later, apparently from another minute book with a different clerk; Very difficult to read. Will add them to the file at the Project. [Dec? 1819} Marmaduke N. Jeffreys came into to open Court and acknowledged a Deed in trust to Henry Goodloe & on MOR ----- Ordered that James Baker be appointed overseer of the road from Cedar Creek to the usual stopping place with the usual hands ----- Sterling Anderson vs. Nicholas Murphrey} Appl- Jury impannelled & sworn to wit- Archibald Wiggins, Richd Arendell, Jas Harris, Harbert H Harris, Henry Williams, Isham Fox, John Person, Cllum Moore, Jos J. Alston, William Henry, Turner Bobbill & Edmond Johnes who find all the iSsues in favour of the pltff and aSseSs the be[?] damages to $25.50 &Costs- ----- A Deed in trust from James Harrison to Richard Ward was proven by the oath of Thomas Wynne & on MOR ----- A Deed from Isaac Spikes to Thomas [Wilkinson or Williamson?] was proven in open Court by the oath of [Kenneth? or Smith?] Patterson & on MOR. ----- A Deed from JeSse Webb to Thomas Stokes was proven in open court by the oath of Henry Arrington & on MOR- [end of page] [Dec.? 1819] A Deed in trust from Simon Jeffreys to Mark Cook & others was proven by the oath of James J. Hill one of the subscribing witneSses thereto & onMOR ----- Ordered that Henry Harris be appointed overseer of the Road from Halls + Rands[?] to Odor [or Ader?] Creek in romm of Cordy Ferrell with the usual hands ----- A Deed in trust from Simon Jeffreys to John Collon[?] was proven in open Court by the oath of Williamson Gatewood &on MOR ----- John York adm. of Wilson Hammonds decd returned his acct current with said Estate on oath- the Court are of opinion that the adm be allowed 5 pct on the whole amount of the Estate &on MOR- ----- Sherwood Saunders adm or Vincent Saunders decd. returnd his acct curnt on oath &on MOR ----- Order'd tha the sherriff summon the following persons to serve as Jurors at our next Court (to wit) Micajah Yarbrough Everit Pierce, Britain Hall, John Jackson Sen., Bennett Perry, Robert Mitton jun[?], Wm. Berry, Turner Bobbitt, Ransom Brogden, Royal Pinnell, John Hicks, Daniel Harris, Wm O Neal, James Gupton, Washington Pinnell, Baldwin Perry, JeSsee Coppage, Jones Cook, Sion Kimball, Burrel Duke, John Young Jun. Asa Hicks, William Ingram, Jeremiah Perry (fork,) [end of page, next page follows] [Dec? 1819] Nichlas Murphey Junr. David Collins, Orren Jackson, George Tunstall, Joshua Johnson, Walter T Kimbbal [or Watters F Kubberal], Wm[?] Johnson (spark?) Drury Gilliam, Joshua Inge, John Bartholomew, John Haywood and Anthony Winston.- ----- Court adjourned til to morrow morning 10 oclock ----- Thursday morning Court met according to adjournment Present- Lark Fox, James Strother & Jas. J. Hill Esquires- ----- G.[?] Jno Alston[or Ashton] came into open Court & aided[?] a Bill of Sale to William Burlingham[?] &on MOR. ----- A Deed from Stephen Sparks Archibld. Yarbrough was proven in open Court by the oath of David Leives[?] & on MOR- ----- James Strother Guardn. to Norflet Harris, Henderson Harris, & John Harris orphans of John Harris decd retd. his acct for 1819 & on MOR- ----- On appreciation It it ordered that Pollard[?] Brickell be allowed to relarl[?] Shrels[?] for same year in the town of Lewisburg[?] ----- [end of page] [March 1820] Sarah Patterson came into Court & acknowledged a Deed to Benjamin F. Hawkins & on MOR ----- Administration upon the Estate of Margaret Blue is committed to Daniel Blue who entered into Bond in the sum of $2000- with Toliver Ferrill & William D. Freeman his securities ----- Seven Justices being on the Bench It ordered that Joshua Johnson be appointed Constable in Captn Jackson district who entered into Bond with Emerch[?] Tunstall & Harbert Harris his securities ----- Ordered that Wiprint[?] Patterson be allowed a licence to Keep a tavern for one year seven Justices being on the Bench- ----- A Bill of Sale from Jno J. Inge int[?] for Wm Murphry Excr & c to James Wanggon[?] was proved by the oath of Green Hill jr & on MOR ----- [end of page] -- "I'm a student of life, and I hope I don't graduate soon." Mark A. Murphy, 21 Nov 2001

Hi Billie, I am also descended from Edward Moore of Nash thru his son William and wife Rahab (probably Strickland). Mark Strickland of Nash co lists a daughter Rahab Moore in his will. Wm. and Rahab's daughter Elizabeth named a son Mark Strickland Harris I had not heard of Edward's patriotism. Do tell all. I have some cites from court records on some of Edward's daughters choosing their mother as guardian. One reference to Edward as" little" Edward Moore. His will was put into court records by Edward Moore Sr. Have you seen an original of Edward's will? One source lists Edward Sr as a witness another says that it was James Moore, son Edward would have been to young. This Edward Sr. would be the Edward Moore that died in Nash 1785 wife Mary. This Edward d 1785 most likely is the one that is mentioned in records as being sheriff of Edgecombe and had connections to The Cain and Lee families. I have some information on Edward's children and descendants . I am eager to share and compare. Judy Welch

Seek information on Edward MOORE, born about 1739 in North Carolina, died after October 1783, Nash County, NC. Wife was Elizabeth __?___ This Edward MOORE is shown to have been a Revolutionary Patriot, meaning he was not a soldier, but gave aid to the cause. I am a descendant of William MOORE, son of Edward and Elizabeth MOORE. William came to Alabama and settled in an area of Tuscaloosa County later named "Moore's Bridge" for this family. Is anyone on the list working on the Edward MOORE Billie in Alabama

I mistakenly received an incorrect death certificate a while back. It is for: Joseph Horace Taylor b. 8 Sept 1921 NC d. 20 Oct 1968 in Durham, Durham Co., NC at the Veterans Administration Hospital. His address was listed as York St. in Rocky Mount, Nash Co., NC. The parents named on the dc are John D. Taylor and Margaret Moore. It says he is buried in Pineview Cemetery in Rocky Mount. If this belongs to anyone and they would like to have please email me privately and I will be more than happy to send it. Pam Taylor

Let me know if you see problems with the main page, I tried something different with a couple of James K. Polk political ads. Keep clicking on the sponsor banners also. When I get the bucks, I'll get my own URL. For now, thank you Rootsweb! Free is good. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/ Milton Spectator (Caswell Co., NC), 31 Oct 1832, Tennessee Democrat (Maury Co., TN), 3 Aug 1843, Columbia Observer (Maury Co., TN), 7 Jan 1847, Page 3 only -- Mark A. Murphy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/VUB.2ACE/491.532.532 Message Board Post: Hi I don't know if these names help at all but I have a Richard Arrington married to Mariah Stallings. I have that they had Gray Arrington b.abt. 1872 in Griffin, Nash Co.,NC and Frances Arrington b.abt.1870 in Griffin, Nash Co.,NC. It was mixed in with some of my Stallings stuff. Susan

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If my wife let's me have money and time, there will be lots, lots more to come on the Project homesite. If you have transcriptions from any of my favorite mid-north NC, or mid-south TN counties, let me put them on the site (with credit to you). Also, Dr. Stephen Bradley has graciously consented to letting me use Murphy(+variations) excerpts from his book on the Project homesite. Corrections & comments welcome. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/ Columbia Beacon, 11 Feb 1848 Page 2 contains my GGGrandfather, William B. Murphy, District 5 Maury Co. representative to the local Democratic Convention! Columbia Observer (TN), 19 Sep 1834..... Columbia Observer (TN), 25 Sep 1834..... Columbia Observer (TN), 15 Oct 1834..... Note: 15 Oct 1834 was on a Wednesday, 20 Oct on a Monday, but paper published only Fridays! Columbia Observer (TN), 20 Oct 1834..... Columbia Observer (TN), 11 Jul 1834..... Columbia Observer (TN), 5 Jun 1835..... Columbia Observer (TN), 14 Apr 1836..... Milton Spectator (NC), 30 Nov 1831... Milton Spectator (NC), 24 Oct 1832.... -- Mark A. Murphy

Ok, I got these down to a manageable size that can still be read (around 1 Mb each) Also corrected some errors. If you see more, let me know. Sorry for the delay, but I'm just an amateur, and, hey, what can you expect for free, right? Lots more to come this after weekend, especially more Maury Co. TN newspapers, Frankin Co. NC court transcripts & loose papers transcripts, Civil war correspondence. Planning to move into Nash Co. NC next for Bass/Murphy connections -Mark Please be sure to click on the banner ads on the top & bottom of the page so I can continue to do this: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/ Milton Gazette & Roanoke Advertiser, 1 Mar 1827 Milton Gazette & Roanoke Advertiser, 5 Jun 1830 Milton Gazette & Roanoke Advertiser, 31 Jul 1830 Milton Gazette & Roanoke Advertiser, 21 Aug 1830 Milton Gazette & Roanoke Advertiser, 28 Aug 1830 Let's Roll!

>From another list I'm on: FREE DAR PATRIOT LOOKUP SERVICE Do you think you have a Revolutionary patriot (male or female) in your family tree? The DAR will search their database of proven Revolutionary patriots free of charge. This service is available at www.dar.org Sincerely, Susan Tillman National Chairman - VIS Committee

Searching for information on William Rhodes who married Lela Deans, daughter of Ora Deans. William and Lela had daughters Ora Elizabeth Rhodes and Ada Rhodes Morgan. There are several Nash County, N.C. deeds ranging in the years of 1889 to 1929 involving William and Lela. There is also Nash County wills for Lela Rhodes and her mother Ora Deans. I would like to find out who Williams parents and siblings were. If anyone has information on this William Rhodes please contact me at angela@cocentral.com All help greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris

How are ya'll doing? Guess who's clearing brush & weeds in the Texas boonies about an hour drive from me. Yes, its the Presidents of Russia & the U.S.A. What a country! I bet Reagan is jealous of Ol' W a little bit. Anyway, I'm new to this list. I hope to contribute a lot, not just ask for help. I subscribe to several other NC, TN & TX lists. Also I help manage some NC & TN counties at the USGenWeb archives. Just venturing into Nash Co. research since I followed the trail of Council R. Bass, son of Jesse Bass, of Nash Co. I'm descended from William B. Murphey, probable son of Parker Murphey of Franklin Co. NC. Looking for any Bass/ Murphey information or researchers. Check out my website at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~freshnup/markmurph/ Got some NC newspapers scanned & posted, also lots on Franklin co. Thanks! -- Mark A. Murphy

I am trying to gather information on my wife's side of the family. Matthew Condary Glover b abt 1870 and died before 1960. Wife unknown to me. He had four children Lonnie George Stephen Early. Stephen married Eulla Griffin in 1916. Their daughter Janie McGee Glover married Wilbur Wright Finch. My wife Debi is their daughter. I could also use information on Eulla as well. She was born 11 March 1900. Thanks for any help you can provide. Bill Dudley

Found this African-American graveyard on the west side of Turkey Creek bridge 150 yards south of Hwy 97 in Nash Co., NC. There were numerous unmarked graves and graves marked with rocks. I have no further information on none of these people, just ran across it in the woods and thought I would post it as I feel it probably had not been surveyed and posted before. Hope it helps someone. If anyone can tell me what the initials KFG mean on M. C. Andersons stone would like to hear from you. I can be reached at angela@cocentral.com Charlie P. Allen B. Dec. 10, 1896 D. Jan. 4, 1918 in France Rest soldier, rest thy warfare o'er Robert, son of Jacob & Louisa Perry B. Dec. 27, 1899 D. July 3, 1921 Thy memory shall ever be a guiding star to heaven Footstone: DP (No tombstone) Arthur O., son of Joshua & Bettie Perry B. May 2, 1902 D. Aug. 22, 1905 Gone but not forgotten H. Sprawley, wife of Willie Driver B. Oct 27, 1896 D. May 15, 1918 Honored beloved and wife Here mother lies M. C. Anderson B. Mar 9, 1862 D. Jan 6, 1911 KFG (don't know what this means, may have been KFC) Louisiana, wife of M. C. Anderson B. Jan 30, 1862 D. Oct 26, 1918 May the resurrection find thee on the bosom of thy God Infant son of G. C. & Lizzie Anderson B. Dec 22, 1919 D. May 20, 1920 At rest G. C. Anderson (no dates on this stone) Mrs. Pearlie Mingia B. May 24, ???? D. 4/27/34 Robert Anderson B. 8/16/1940 D. 1/8/1998 Joseph W. Pulley B. Jan 4, 1859 D. May 8, 1923 O' death where is thy sting Grave where is thy victory Hazel Ree Driver Jan. 7, 1918 Aug. 4, 1968 Willie Driver Age 76 at death Husband of H. Spaulding Anderson Floyd S., son of C. M. & Viola Allen B. June 4, 1904 D. June 14, 1906 At rest Tyree Allen, wife of B. A. Frederick B. Feb. 25, 1913 D. May 14, 1945 Herbert Earl Allen B. Apr 21, 1939 D. Nov 9, 1941 Viola A. Allen Nov. 10, 1882 Mar 29, 1965 Charlie M. Allen March 4, 1867 Nov. 3, 1940

I am selling books from my personal library. I have a copy of Abstracts of Early Records of Nash County, NC 1777-1859 by Joseph w Watson, published 1963. This is a hardback book with 386 pages of Widows Petitions, Guardian accounts, Inventories of Estate sales . The price is $30 and includes postage. The book is in very good condition. If you are interested please email me privately jimgoad@hpe.infi.net I will sell the book first come . I apologize if this notice has offended anyone on the list. Cindy Goad

Am assisting in the research of Jesse Ricks, of Pike County, Alabama. We have hit a wall and seek info on the estate of John Ricks, of Nash County. He had a son, Jesse, and there is no public information out there as to the disposition of Jesse's portion of his father's estate. Has anyone copied the will and estate papers? Is there a researcher in Nash County who is familiar with the estate? I would like to review the will and and settlement papers regarding returns to the children. Jesse Ricks was a wealthy man at his death in 1834, and he had children named John, Delilah, Mary, and Elizabeth. Have published the history of Jesse's son John and descendants. See Jesse Ricks' will at my Ricks Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/donrix/ -- Donald M. Ricks Pleasant View, Tennessee email: donrix@att.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dozier, Dorsett, Thames, Proctor Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/VUB.2ACE/311.313.315.1.1 Message Board Post: I have that James T: Born abt 1811, Died abt Dec 1835, was maried to Elizabeth ?? I decend from John born abt 1803, Died abt 1884, Married Nancy Ward. They had 7 children, the fifth being my g-grandfather William Leonard.

Unsubscribe P L E A S E ! ! ! ! ! ! ! -----Original Message----- From: cary spencer [mailto:me27350@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2001 2:39 PM To: NCNASH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCNASH-L] John E Taylor Would like to find the names of John Elbert Taylor's parents. John E. Taylor was born near Middlesex, NC in 1850. He married Ella Francis Lewis. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com ============================== 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