Warren Winchester "Undocumented Genealogy is only Mythology"

In a message dated 1/24/2005 11:09:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, RLDOZIER@aol.com writes: A Winchester is not mentioned in the 1741-1759 Northampton Co., NC deed book. The only Winchester mentioned in "NC Taxpayers" is a Thomas Winchester in Orange Co., NC in 1755. There were two Thomas Winchesters in North Carolina, I think I have this Taxpayers but am not sure. One Thomas of Guilford died 1785 and in 1784 he gave one acre from the South east corner of his 200 acres farm for what is now the Hillsdale Baptist Church. The other Thomas Winchester died the same year 1785 in Mecklinburg or that part that became Union Co. Never have we been able to find a connection between these two families of Winchester. I am fishing for Location of my Winchester prior to Guilford Co., NC the earliest records is 1768 tax of John who was in Rowan Co., NC and was probably the same farm that was his in Guilford then 1785 was in Rockingham, the Haw River being the south line and Witty Road the West Line. Warren Winchester "Undocumented Genealogy is only Mythology"

Dear Sandy: Now I have seen your original message in which you included individuals from your HICKS, OUTLAND and LASSITER families. I have a Lucrecia LASSITER and her siblings' names. Their father was Briton LASSITER born January 15, 1792, Rockingham Co., VA, died October 30,1848, Calloway Co., KY. He married Susanna BOONE on January 21, 1817 Northampton Co., NC. I have a Mary Alice OUTLAND and a Minnie A. OUTLAND born February 5, 1877. No Mary Ann OUTLAND. Jayne perllan987@aol.com

Who were the parents & grandparents of Angelina Beale? I am looking for the family of Charity Wilson & Burwell Beale. Thanks, Sue On Jan 24, 2005, at 11:09 AM, Perllan987@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 1/23/2005 7:21:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, > Windywtw@aol.com writes: > >> my Outland family >> came for Northampton County, North Carolina > > I am also researching OUTLAND. > > The earliest OUTLAND I have is Joab OUTLAND, no information about him > other > than his name. > > His son was Frederick OUTLAND born March 1, 1818, died April 9, 1862, > birth > and death places not known. On January 6, 1844, Frederick married > Angelina > BEALE, born January 20, 1820, Potecasi, Northampton County, NC, died > 1866, > Calloway County, KY. > > Are these your OUTLANDs also? If so, do you have any more info about > the > OUTLANDs or BEALEs? I have Frederick's children's names and the names > and birth > info for one of his grandchildren. > > Thanks for reading my email. > > Jayne > perllan987@aol.com > > Jayne > perllan987@aol.com > > > ==== NCNORTHA Mailing List ==== > Please submit replies back to the list so we can all take advantage of > answers > and participate in the dialog, Of course, If only a personal nature > you should answer off line. This will facilitate more interest in the > list. > You can always copy the individual directly also. Please reference the > subject > when replying. Please do not use reply button and repeat entire thread > if > you are on the digest list, cut and paste only the necessary part. > You can view my file on Worldconnect, file name jmljr > Search my data base which is updated weekly and contains notes and > sources > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jmljr > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >

In a message dated 1/24/2005 8:27:23 AM Eastern Standard Time, Windywtw@aol.com writes: > the Outlands that came to the Isle of Wight > bu 1650 What do the letters bu above mean? Do they mean about? I saw your message to Sandy McFerren. You mention a book that has 12 pages of OUTLANDs. Does it have any pages on BEALEs? My BEALEs also lived in Isle of Wight. What is the name of this book? Author and publication info? I have quite a lot of LASSITERs. Maybe I can help Sandy with that line. Thanks very much. Jayne perllan987@aol.com

In a message dated 1/23/2005 7:21:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, Windywtw@aol.com writes: > my Outland family > came for Northampton County, North Carolina I am also researching OUTLAND. The earliest OUTLAND I have is Joab OUTLAND, no information about him other than his name. His son was Frederick OUTLAND born March 1, 1818, died April 9, 1862, birth and death places not known. On January 6, 1844, Frederick married Angelina BEALE, born January 20, 1820, Potecasi, Northampton County, NC, died 1866, Calloway County, KY. Are these your OUTLANDs also? If so, do you have any more info about the OUTLANDs or BEALEs? I have Frederick's children's names and the names and birth info for one of his grandchildren. Thanks for reading my email. Jayne perllan987@aol.com Jayne perllan987@aol.com

A Winchester is not mentioned in the 1741-1759 Northampton Co., NC deed book. The only Winchester mentioned in "NC Taxpayers" is a Thomas Winchester in Orange Co., NC in 1755. ============================== am looking the surname Winchester prior to 1765 and since my Outland family came for Northampton County, North Carolina thought I would try to see if the Winchester may have also.

The information I have mostly on the Outlands that came to the Isle of Wight bu 1650 then to Bertie or that part of the county that became Northampton then to Christian Co, KY that became Trigg Co, the Calloway Co, KY. Most of the information come from book with many families and 12 pages is on the Outlands. The Hicks is there too with a page for their family. All three of these families you mention were in Calloway County, KY and still are. In a message dated 1/23/2005 8:03:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, swmcferren@yahoo.com writes: Hello, I am new to the list, my name is Sandy McFerren. I am researching the Hicks, Outland, and Lassiter families. My husband is a descendant of these families. When his father passed away this list of names was in his papers. There are no places listed on names and dates. I have found Thomas and Mary (Gwaltney) Hicks' marriage listed in Isle of Wight, Virginia marriage lists. I would really appreciate any information on any on these families. I realize this is a long list, I hope someone recognises these names. Sandy McFerren

I am looking the surname Winchester prior to 1765 and since my Outland family came for Northampton County, North Carolina thought I would try to see if the Winchester may have also. Warren Winchester "Undocumented Genealogy is only Mythology"

Hello, I am new to the list, my name is Sandy McFerren. I am researching the Hicks, Outland, and Lassiter families. My husband is a descendant of these families. When his father passed away this list of names was in his papers. There are no places listed on names and dates. I have found Thomas and Mary (Gwaltney) Hicks' marriage listed in Isle of Wight, Virginia marriage lists. I would really appreciate any information on any on these families. I realize this is a long list, I hope someone recognises these names. Sandy McFerren Elias Hicks, son of Thomas and Mary Hicks. B. 8 March 1787, died 30 Nov. 1846 Married 1st Lucretia Lassiter b. died 5 Jan. 1935 They had these children: Robert Hicks, son b. 25 Dec. 1808, d. Thomas Hicks, son b.20 April 1810, d. Mary J. Hicks, daughter b. 27 April 1814, d. Martha Hicks, daughter b. 29 April 1817, d. Lucinda L. Hicks, daughter b. 15 May 1819, d. John Woodward Hicks, son b. 29 Nov. 1821, d. 18 June 1855 James Simmons Hicks, son b. 12 Dec. 1822, d. July 1847 Howel Jones Hicks, son b. 20 Jan. 1825, d. 25 Nov. 1920. Married to Mary Ann Outland, 24 June 1853 Lemuel Hicks, son b. 26 Aug. 1828, d. Clements J. Hicks, son b. 28 April 1830, d. George Washington Perry Hicks b. 21 July 1832 Elias Hicks then married 2nd. Margaret P. Outland, b. 13 Sept. 1815, d. 26 March 1844. They were married on 14 June 1835 Margaret Outland's daughter Susan was born 12 March 1835 Elias and Margaret Hicks had these children: Sara Ann Hicks, daughter b. 14 Feb. 1839, d. 24 Jan. 1854 Elizabeth Hicks, daughter b. 1 Sept. 1840, d. Andrew Jackson Hicks, son b. 1 Oct. 1842, d. 27 Feb. 1904. Andrew Jackson Hicks married 1st Sarah E. Coleman, on 11 Nov. 1868 married 2nd Lou A. C. Hart 17 Nov. 1892 __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - now with 250MB free storage. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250

I am looking for info. on the REV. GABRIEL RAWLS, my 5th great-grandfather. he was born circa 1720 in NANSEMOND CO.VA. or possibly ENGLAND. He moved with his brother LUKE RAWLS to CRAVEN CO., SC. about 1769. They lived on CRAIN CREEK. LUKE was cut off into FAIRFIELD CO., & GABRIEL into RICHLAND CO. I have a lot of info. on LUKE RAWLS from FAIRFIELD CO., but NEED all the info. I can get on GABRIEL in RICHLAND CO. He sold some of his land to SAMUEL INGRAM which was later sold again and mentions GABRIEL & his wife ELIZABETH. This was in the early 1800's. GABRIEL & LUKE Both moved to ROBERTSON CO., TN. by this time where LUKE died about JULY 1800. SHADRACH RAWLS also showed up there the son of JAMES RAWLS, SR. & SHADRACH'S brother BENJAMIN RAWLS also lived in RICHLAND CO., SC. Leaving behind several family members in the RICHLAND CO., area. BENJAMIN was a Silversmith, clocksmith and builder of coffins. JAMES RAWLS, SR. father of JAMES, JR., BENJAMIN & SHADRACH RAWLS were possibly a son of HARDY RAWLS of NANSEMOND CO., VA. Who was most likely a brother to "OLD LUKE RAWLS" father of LUKE, GABRIEL & JESSE RAWLS. Other names associated with these RAWLS were ,`COON, KINSLER, TRAPP, HAYGOOD, FERGUSON, LEWIS, NEAL, BASS, BEASLEY, McWHORTER. Among others. I have many wills which I will post to these counties soon. Any help is truly appreciated. BOBBY RAWLS BIG SPRING, TEXAS

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Looking for more info about this family. A reunion is being planned for August 2005. I would like to get as much info as possible for the reunion book and tree. Please email me ASAP with any help. Thanks, Brenda These CARTERs lived in the Judkins Twp, Warren County, NC then migrated to Griffins Twp, Nash County,NC. They are alsoclosely relatedto the MOODYfamily. *Children of HENRY CARTER and PRISCILLA TONEY are: i. LIAS CARTER, d. Unknown. Lias and Larazus are supposedly twins. ii. JUNE CARTER, b. Abt. 1870; m. JINNIE ?; b. Abt. 1870 iii. HENRY CARTER, b. Abt. 1872; d. December 28, 1935, Nash County, NC. iv. LAZONUS CARTER, b. October 15, 1872, Warren County, NC; d. December 01, 1952, Nashville, NC - Nash County (Red Oak)2. v. LUZIANNA CARTER, b. Abt. 1880; d. April 17, 1974. vi. ROBERT WILEY CARTER, b. February 17, 1880; d. October 09, 1940, Nash County, NC. vii. TOMMIE CARTER, b. Abt. 1884; d. Unknown. viii. WILLIAM HENRY MATTHEW CARTER, b. September 16, 1885, Warren County, NC; d. November 11, 1968, Newark, NJ. They attended O'Dell Baptist Church (Warren County, NC), Swift Creek Baptist Church (Nash County, NC) and Manns Chapel Church (Nash County, NC). Priscilla's surname could have been a Evans, Williams or Toney. *LUZIANNA Carter (daughter of Henry and Priscilla) was born Abt. 1880, and died April 17, 1974. She married POMPEY TAYLOR. He was born Abt. 1874, and died Unknown. Lived in Littleton, NC Member: O'Dell Baptist Church, Littleton, NC Burial: O'Dell Baptist Church Cemetery, Littleton, NC 1920 NC Census: Warren County Taylor, Pomp Head 46 b. 1874 Louisiana Wife 36 b. 1880 Robert 21 b. 1899 Estelle 17 b. 1903 Thomas 15 b. 1905 Nora 13 b. 1907 Mary 12 b. 1906 Louisiana 07 b. 1913 Harvey 05 b. 1915 Francis 03 b. 1917 *ROBERT WILEY CARTER was born February 17, 1880, and died October 09, 1940 in Nash County, NC. He married LOUISE WHITEHEAD. She was born March 25, 1884, and died May 26, 1956. *Children of ROBERT CARTER and LOUISE WHITEHEAD are: i. ANNIE CARTER. ii. CLEMENTINE CARTER. iii. LEON CARTER, d. November 2000, Washington, DC. iv. BOOTIE CARTER. v. DAZELL CARTER. vi. HELENA CARTER, b. February 17, 1925, Nash County, NC - Griffin Twp. *Children of WILLIAM CARTER and SALLIE MOODY are: i. ETTA CARTER, b. 1905; d. Unknown. ii. SARAH ADA CARTER, b. August 23, 1907, Nash County, NC; d. December 27, 1981, Granville Care Nursing Center in Oxford, NC. iii. LILLIE CARTER, b. January 15, 1911, Nash County; d. February 22, 1982. iv. WILLIE COLLINS CARTER, b. June 01, 1913, Nash County, NC; d. July 17, 1991, Greenville, NC - Pitt County Hospital. v. ALMEDA JUANITA CARTER, b. October 31, 1917, Nash County, NC - North Whitakers. vi. JOHN PEARSON CARTER, b. March 25, 1919, Nashville, NC - North Whitakers; d. November 30, 1987, Jamaica, NY. vii. GEORGE ARRINGTON CARTER, b. May 11, 1921, Whitakers, NC - Nash County - Griffins Twp; Adopted child. viii. HENRY CARTER, b. Abt. 1922; d. October 28, 1939, Nash County, NC - Griffin Twp. ix. JOSEPHINE CARTER, b. October 14, 1926, Nash County, NC; d. July 28, 1997, Tarboro, NC - Westgate Nursing Home. Sallie's father was John Moody. Her mother was Harriet Draper and her stepmother was Ester Ricks. *(2nd Marriage) Children of WILLIAM CARTER and BEULAH THOMPSON are: x. JULIUS THOMPSON, Stepchild. xi. WILLIAM CARTER, b. January 15, 1934, Nash County, NC -North Whitakers. xii. MILDRED LAJETTA CARTER, b. November 22, 1935, Nash County, NC - North Whitakers. xiii. ELBERT NATHANIEL CARTER, b. October 11, 1937, Nash County, NC - North Whitakers (Swift Creek). xiv. ARNETTA YVONNE CARTER, b. October 18, 1939, Nash County, NC - North Whitakers. EbonyP When Satan is knocking at your door, simply say, "Jesus, could you please get that for me?" EbonyP@aol.com (Primary) Homepage:_ http://hometown.aol.com/ebonyp/home.htm_ (http://hometown.aol.com/ebonyp/home.htm) NC Surnames: GRAY, ARRINGTON, WHITLEY, ROBINSON, ROBERSON, MOODY, CARTER, DEVEREUX (other spellings), PITTMAN, RICKS, CABBAGESTALK, BARNES, COLEY, JACKSON & other strong branches NC Counties: Beaufort, Bertie, Edgecombe, Nash, Halifax, Northampton, Warren, Washington, Wayne and Wilson

I am looking for info and family connections of Henry Carter (Judkins Twp, Warren County, NC) and his decendants. He later moved his family to Griffins Twp in Nash County, NC. Henry Carter -m- Priscilla Toney ---- August 6, 1866 Their Children: *Lias (twin) *Lazarus (older twin) d. 1953 *Walley -m- Lillie Whitehead *Luzianna -m- Pompey Taylor *Henry *June (male) was supposedly killed but don't know when or where *William "Babe" b. Sept 16, 1884 in Warren County, NC d. Nov 11, 1968 in Newark, NJ -m- Sallie Moody, Beulah Thompson William "Babe" H. Carter -m- Sallie Moody (1st) Nashville, NC Wlilliam "Babe" H. Carter -m- Beulah Thompson (2nd) Priscilla Toney is related to the Toney Funeral Home of Spring Hope, NC. There was a cousin named Sol Carter who left NC and moved to Oklahoma or Kansas. The city was probably Columbus. The Carters and Moodys attended Swift Creek School and Swift Baptist Church in (Swift Creek) Whitakers, NC. I am also interested in the Zeatta "Zat" Moody (mother) and Berta Moody (daugther). Berta married Ulyses Pittman of Edgecombe County, NC. The Moodys were also in Warren County, NC before moving to Nashville, NC. Ulyses is the son of Jonas Pittman of Edgecombe County, NC. Ulyses moved his family to Baltimore, MD. EbonyP When Satan is knocking at your door, simply say, "Jesus, could you please get that for me?" EbonyP@aol.com (Primary) Homepage:_ http://hometown.aol.com/ebonyp/home.htm_ (http://hometown.aol.com/ebonyp/home.htm) NC Surnames: GRAY, ARRINGTON, WHITLEY, ROBINSON, ROBERSON, MOODY, CARTER, DEVEREUX (other spellings), PITTMAN, RICKS, CABBAGESTALK, BARNES, COLEY, JACKSON & other strong branches NC Counties: Beaufort, Bertie, Edgecombe, Nash, Halifax, Northampton, Warren, Washington, Wayne and Wilson

RE: Books on families of Northampton or Wayne Counties, North Carolina Is there any mention of a Coleman in the book? Especially Charles or Robert Coleman in Northampton or Wayne County? The parent of Charles, possibly named Robert, is the missing link tieing in some of the Colemans of Greene County, Alabama who descended from Charles Coleman (1744-1824) with the Robert Coleman who, three generations earlier, first settled in Nansemond County, Virginia in 1684 and left there after 1710 for Edgecombe County, North Carolina. The late 51st governor of Mississippi, J. P. Coleman, recorded in his 1965 book, "The Robert Coleman Family From Virginia to Texas, 1652 to 1965", that these Greene County Colemans were associated with the Coleman plantation known as Grassdale and descended from Robert Coleman of Nansemond County, VA; rather than another Robert Coleman who was from Charles City County, VA. Charles Coleman was born in 1744, married Mary Roundtree, and died in 1824. Mary was probably from a line of Roundtrees that came from Ireland and migrated down from Nansemond County Virginia to Edgecombe County North Carolina as the Robert Coleman family did and at about the same time. Charles and Mary had a son, John Coleman who married Rhoda Cobb. John took a servant with him and settled a claim in Greene County, AL, planted a crop, left the servant to care for the property, and returned to NC to claim his family and take them to their new home. His parents, Charles and Mary, and his brother, Wiley, went with him arriving first in Bibb County, and then finally, in Greene County. I found three deed abstracts that give clues on the parentage of Charles, if he is the one named in them: In Deed Book 13, on page 135, we find Elizabeth Roundtree of Wayne County, N.C. deed to Charles Coleman reserving to herself a life-time interest in the land, 15 Apr 1809. [Watson, 1969, p. 83] In Deed Book 17, on page 12, we find Charles Coleman of Cahawba Co, AL sold land granted to him on 09 Mar 1760. Document date: 30 Jun 1819. In Deed Book 21, on page 86, we find Charles Coleman was son of Robert Coleman, deceased, whose father was Robert Coleman, deceased. document date: 11 Nov 1833. [Watson, 1969, p. 219] The source citation above refers to a book by Joseph W. Watson, entitled "Kinfolks of Edgecombe County, North Carolina, 1788-1855," published in Rocky Mount, N.C., and copyright 1969. --- Wes Coleman Friendswood, TX I am author of the third of three books on descendants of a Robert Coleman in Colonial Virginia: Descendants of Robert Coleman of Nansemond County Virginia, 1684 - 1930. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nansemondcolemans/index.html The descendants of a second Robert Coleman who settled first in Charles City County, VA are recorded J. P. Coleman's work: "The Robert Coleman Family From Virginia to Texas, 1652 to 1965" http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nansemondcolemans/chascity/index.htm The descendants of a third Robert Coleman who settled first on Mobjack Bay in Gloucester County, VA are recorded in Sherrieanne Coleman Nicol's work: "The Colemans of Mobjack Bay" http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mobjackbaycolemans/index.html

Also, Elaine sent a note recommending www.godfrey.org <http://www.godfrey.org/> if you would like a subscription service to access the "Heritage Quest" files. They also have a terrific newspaper archives that I really enjoy so you might too. I believe the cost is still $35.00 per year for full access to the Godfrey Memorial Library's online service. Before paying $35, check with your local library. If they already have a subscription to Heritage Quest it may be they have the means of allowing you a password which you can use on your home computer to access Heritage Quest. I live in a very small town and they do have this service available. It's certainly worth a try before spending your money. Jean Hancock in TX

New File: HORTON-HARMON virtual CEMETERY: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbertie/cemeteries.html Updated: ACREE virtual CEMETERY file: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbertie/cemeteries.html Updated: Halifax Revolutionary Soldiers page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nchalifa/halifaxrevolution.html ========================================================== Also, Elaine sent a note recommending www.godfrey.org <http://www.godfrey.org/> if you would like a subscription service to access the "Heritage Quest" files. They also have a terrific newspaper archives that I really enjoy so you might too. I believe the cost is still $35.00 per year for full access to the Godfrey Memorial Library's online service. Hope that your weekend is going well ~ Marianne mordway@adelphia.net www.b4us.net <http://www.b4us.net/>

Hi Everyone, Kay sent this reference reminder and I want to make sure that you know to keep these resources handy as you research ~ there are a number of excellent books available to read online anytime you choose: I don't know if everyone but me knew that Benj. Winborne's entire book about the history of Hertford Co. could be read online. I have read parts of it at the state library but it is really nice to be able to read it in my home ....and it is free! Go to this link, type in Winborne in the author section, then click go. On the left hand side of the page the name of the book will appear, click on it and read. http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/eastcarolina1/universal/ Also if anyone has access to Heritage Quest they can read the book HISTORY OF PERQUIMANS COUNTY by Mrs. Winslow. Kay ++++++++++++++ [Reminder: Many Libraries offer Heritage Quest for anyone who holds a library card ~ you log-in to access with your regular library card number - you can check with your library online to see if you have this service available to you] Want to make sure that you know that you can access tons of old maps that are searchable without a subscription at this link: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/reference/maps/main.asp =========================================================== & here is some really good news from Angie Rayfield about the USGenWeb Project that I think you will all enjoying knowing about! Subject: [NCGENWEB] FW: [STATE-COORD] USGenWeb web site honor Congratulations to us <g>! Angie >-----Original Message----- > >I'm proud to announce that The USGenWeb Project's national web site has >been chosen for inclusion as an example of excellence in a lesson on >evaluating web site content being developed as a part of a US Dept. of >Education Grant. It is part of a FIPSE (Fund for the Improvement of >Postsecondary Education) Grant for the Academic Advanced Distributed >Learning (ADL) Co-Lab, based at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. >The name of this particular grant program is quite a mouthful: "An >Investigation of the Pedagogical and Economic Effectiveness of Sharable >Content Objects, Using Standards, in Online Instruction". The >aim is to >improve the efficiency and quality of online learning, and our web site >is being used as an example of a web site that meets the "Coverage" >criteria. > >For more information: http://www.tyaskin.com/USGen.htm - copy of the storyboard showing how >the USGenWeb site will be used > http://projects.aadlcolab.org/fipse-publicweb/index.htm - ADL Co-Lab's >site for this FIPSE grant program > http://www.fipse.aed.org/grantshow.cfm?grantNumber=P116B020126 - FIPSE's >info on this grant program > >Congratulations and thanks to our webmasters Mike Jarvis and Julie >McGrew-Ayers for designing such an excellent national web site for us. >We USGenWeb members have appreciated your work, and it is nice to see >others recognizing it, too! > >Shari Handley >National Coordinator >The USGenWeb Project Hope that you'll be glad that you read this List note <g> ~ Marianne Nichols Ordway mordway@adelphia.net www.b4us.net <http://www.b4us.net/>

A great Christmas Gift for your family would be a book on your family: Twelve Northampton County, North Carolina Families: Bridgers, Daughtry, Futrell, Jenkins, Joyner, Lassiter, Martin Odom, Parker, Stephenson, Sumner, and Woodard Published July 2004 Order from either mordway@adelphia.net or RLDozier@AOL.COM