http://www.tradingpath.org/ sorry to all, the link posted to some lists and not to others. original message This came on another list but thought others would find it useful. Audrey This Trading Ford Assoc. was posted by someone on another list, but when I got there, I found maps of the early period for: Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and some others See the original site below in the forwarded message. --------- Forwarded message ---------- I found this site thru an article in the November issue of "Our State" magazine. The title of the article is "Crossing Paths." The Trading Path Assoc. tracks the outlines of an ancient transportation corridor across the Piedmont North Carolina. I believe many will be interested in this site. I am not a member of TPA. Click here: The Trading Path Association

This came on another list but thought others would find it useful. Audrey This Trading Ford Assoc. was posted by someone on another list, but when I got there, I found maps of the early period for: Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and some others See the original site below in the forwarded message. --------- Forwarded message ---------- I found this site thru an article in the November issue of "Our State" magazine. The title of the article is "Crossing Paths." The Trading Path Assoc. tracks the outlines of an ancient transportation corridor across the Piedmont North Carolina. I believe many will be interested in this site. I am not a member of TPA. Click here: The Trading Path Association

Hello all, I am looking for any info. on the RAWLS & associated families that lived in NANSEMOND county, VIRGINIA in the 1690's to late 1790's, in the above counties from the early 1700,s to early 1800's in NORTH CAROLINA and then in SOUTH CAROLINA from the mid 1700's till mid 1800's. JOHN RAWLS {RALLS on most records} first patented land in 1695 in NANSEMOND county, VIRGINIA. Some of his descendants are, JAMES, HARDY, WILLIAM, JOHN, LUKE, DEMPSEY, SOLOMON, AMOS, MARMADUKE, GABRIEL, JESSE, JOSHUA, FRANCIS, HENRY RAWLS among others. my ancestor is GABRIEL RAWLS who was born circa 1720 and died abt 19th of DEC 1819. He and his {brothers?} LUKE & JESSE RAWLS moved from NANSEMOND county, VIRGINIA, to JOHNSTON & NORTHAMPTON counties, NORTH CAROLINA. JESSE RAWLS {who apparently married OLIVE WINBORNE?} died in NORTHAMPTON county. in nearly all of the records he was listed on his brother LUKE RAWLS AND a WINBORNE were also listed. JESSE & OLIVE RAWLS' daughter SALLY RAWLS married JOHN BOON. LUKE RAWLS moved to CRAVEN county, SOUTH CAROLINA about 1769 and both he and GABRIEL RAWLS owned connecting land that also bordered that of WILLIAM SANDERS. There were children in the SANDERS family named GABRIEL SANDERS and LUKE RAWLS SANDERS that seems to suggest either a RAWLS male married a SANDERS woman or a RAWLS Female married a SANDERS Male. I think a sister of LUKE, GABRIEL & JESSE RAWLS married either WILLIAM SANDERS OR A SON OF william'S. The RAWLS listed in the records of BERTIE county, NORTH CAROLINA were from the same families of NANSEMOND county, VIRGINIA. These people either married into the following families: HARREL, JONES, BEAMON, JERNAGAN, COWLING, MOORE, HOLMES, COPELAND, BALLARD, LANGSTON, BYRD, KEEN, BOYT, HARE, PORTER, BAKER, RIDDICK, YEATS, BRYAN, FOLK, PARKER, NORFLEET, WINBORNE, GWINN, DUKE, HOWELL, JENKINS, BREWER, EVERITTE, HARRISON, RODGERS, among others. HARDY RAWLS, SR. apparently married at least twice with children from both marriages, from the first appear to be, SOLOMON, JAMES, & his second marriage to AMERICA, appear to be, ELISHA H{HARDY} md. MARGARET JONES, ZILPHA RAWLS who md. DAVID JONES, ELLIFELL RAWLS who md. WILLIAM BOYT, MILLY RAWLS who md. REUBIN JENKINS, CATHERINE RAWLS who md. WILLIAM JENKINS, and a daughter who md. a PINDER. The JENKINS were neighbors to HARDY & AMERICA RAWLS and were named in lawsuits after the death of HARDY RAWLS after 1786. any info. is GREATLY APPRECIATED and I will respond in kind. many thanks. BOBBY RAWLS BIG SPRING, TEXAS

Can anyone tell me if there is a published book on the cemeteries of Northampton County? If so, from whom would I order and how much? Better yet, if someone has a copy of such a book, would they be willing to search the book for the surname Lewter/Luter? I would be more than happy to pay anyone for their time and effort. Thank you in advance for your reply which I hope to receive at your convenience. John

Al, Try this: jmljr39@msn.com Teresa Hostess: http://GenNetwork.org Family pages and databases: http://terisha4.tripod.com/keelergensite http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~terishands http://www.skipworthcousins.ourfamily.com http://terisha4.tripod.com/kingreed http://www.gencircles.com/users/tshan/1 http://terisha4.tripod.com/colliergensite/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <Alphieward@aol.com> To: <NCNORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 4:41 PM Subject: Re: [Northampton] interesting web sites on epidemics of the past Sent an email to< jmljr@flash.net> and got it back. Please advise...Al Ward ==== 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 ============================== 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

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1918 Influenza epidemic http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/influenza/ and Major US epidemics (also has links for major US fires, storms, earthquakes, etc) http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0001460.html

Hello Group... and all of our displaced Pitt Co NC friends with ancestral roots beginning with Bath County 1696, Pamtecough 1705, Beaufort 1712, with Beaufort gaining from Craven 1757, and FINALLY forming PITT County 1760 ..... you can see... these roots stretch far and deep along the Migration Trails to the many familes that now populate these United States. As promise in my last post...... the below is the latest UPDATE on the long-awaited Chronicles of Pitt County, North Carolina Volume II (Most of you should have your information... 'standing-on-ready' ... for submission. If Not... Get Busy :) Excerpts from PCHS's Brochure: Chronicles of Pitt County, North Carolina-Volume II [Intended as a supplement to Volume I-published in 1982 and reprinted in 2003] Projected Publication Date Winter of 2004 - 2005 The Pitt County Historical Society invites Pitt County citizens, former residents, and those with Pitt County ancestors to record family histories in the Chronicles of Pitt County, North Carolina-Volume II. The book will contain the same features as Volume I-new or updated information on Pitt County communities and organizations, new family histories and photographs not included in Volume I, an index, and a list of names and addresses of contributors. This second book of Chronicles will resemble Volume I with a handsome 9 x 12-inch hardbound black cover embossed with a gold seal, and the pages will be printed on archival-grade paper. Because of anticipated publication costs, the book will be limited to approximately 500 pages. [GenPCNCFIR members with Yahoo ID's can view the handsome Volume I photo at http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/lst Since this is a limited-edition book, only those who order and pay in advance are guaranteed to receive a copy. HOW TO BE INCLUDED IN VOLUME II ê Write an article (maximum of 1,000 words) about your family or organization in paragraph form, similar to the articles included in Volume I of the Chronicles. There is no charge for the article. ê Include photographs to accompany your article, if you wish. Each photo will cost $10.00. ê To honor your family or organization, you may submit photographs for a separate pictorial page at a cost of $150.00 per page. ê Complete the order form to guarantee receiving one or more copies of Chronicles-Volume II. ê [ Detail Instructions and Order Form can be printed from Diane's great Pitt County WebSite http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/ and http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/VolumeIIChronicles.htm ê Submit your information before the deadline of March 1, 2004. ê [Feel free, as always, to contact me jewellebaker@cox.net or liz_sparrow@hotmail.com should you require additional information. ] DETAIL INSTRUCTIONS A. What to Write 1. Introduce your ancestors, including names, dates, and special recollections. Please check spelling and dates for correctness. 2. Present your immediate family, including names, dates, and your special memories related to Pitt County. 3. Provide a history of a Pitt County church, club, or organization with information not included in Volume I. B. Preparing the Article 1. Double-space articles (typed or printed from computer), and use uppercase and lowercase letters, not all caps. Remember to write in complete sentences in paragraph form (outlines and lists are unacceptable). Include a title for the article. 2. Limit your article to 1,000 words. The Chronicles Committee reserves the right to edit articles for grammar. 3. Devote the last paragraph of your article to your sources (where you found your information, such as a family Bible, personal knowledge, cemetery records, census records, wills, deeds, etc.). 4. At the end of your article, make a list of every name that should be included in the index (last name, first and middle). 5. Include your name, address, e-mail address, and telephone number at the bottom of your article. C. Photographs 1. Include, at a cost of $10.00 each, glossy photograph(s)-maximum 8 x 10-in color or black and white. Do not send a photocopy. 2. Place your return address label on the back of the photograph for identification. 3. Write a caption for the photograph on a label or sticky note and place on the back of the photograph. 4. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope for the eventual return of the photograph. D. Submitting the Article and Photographs 1. Complete the order form with your name and address. To order one or more copies of Chronicles of Pitt County-Volume II, fill in the information requested and enclose a check or money order, made payable to Pitt County Historical Society. Mail your article, photograph(s), self-addressed envelope, order form, and check or money order to: Chronicles of Pitt County Committee Pitt County Historical Society 307 Queen Anne's Road Greenville, NC 27858 . [ Volume I and Volume II should be considered a "Set", complimenting one another, a handsome addition to anyone's Home Library. A limited number of the 2003 RePrint of Volume I is still available. For ordering information on both Volume I and Volume II, click on Diane Mason's Treasure-Trove of PITT Co. NC Genealogical Resources: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/ or contact me jewellebaker@cox.net , include your 'snail-mail-address' and I will mail you the Pitt County Historical Society's Brochure with all pertinent instructions. GenPCNCFIR members with Yahoo ID's can print the PCHS's Brochure from our FILES page. Link to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/files/ and click on Volume II Folder. Remember, the Holidays are almost upon us and Gift Certificates for these two handsome Volume's will make a memorable, loving present for ALL your Family Members, Libraries, Local Societies, and Genealogy Friends!! Stay tuned for additional UpDates. 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Dear Group, Found this as I was reading through some of my files. If anyone knows the BRYANTS on this Militia List, I would love to hear from you. Cathy [after 1748] A True and perfect List of the Soldiers Commanded by Capt. Samuel Cotton in Northampton: Thos. Cotton, Lieutenant, Isaac Parker, John Cotton, Ensign, Richard Summer, Elias Wills, Sergent, Francis Beaman, Demcy Hunter, Corporal, Arthur Bryant, John Rutland, Corporal, Mathew Mashbern, Thos. Cotton Jr., Drummer, Matthew Mashbern Jr., , James Mashbern, Edward Mashbern, John Dickinson Jessy Daughtry, Daniel Dickinson, John Parker, John Dickinson, Jr., Israel Campbell, Joel Dickinson, Abraham Bagget, Charles Cotton, James Boyd, James Rutland, Simon West Jr., James Rutland, Jr., John Serwest, John Peelle, Wm. Bryant, Samuel <faded> Bryant Daughtry, Job Pelton, Thos. Willson, Thos. Hornes, John Daughtry, Josiah Peelle Joshua Daughtry, Wm. Rutland, Alexander Daughtry, John Glass, Samuel Daughtry, Maurice Merate, Michael Counsel, Joseph Bridges, John Sherrod, Jonathan Robertson David Rice, Nicholas Bagget, Thos. Hunter, Stephen Boyt, Josiah Hunter, Thos. Brooks Edward Rutland, George Bryant, Thos. Deans, James Bryant Jr., Henry Glisson, Henry Hart, Robert Peelle, Charles Counsel Robert Peelle Jr., John Acre, Wm. Lancaster, Edward Brown, Isaac Dickinson, Esau Dickinson, Wm. Driver, Wm. Granbery, James Fryer, Thos. Sanders, James Butler, Isaac Fryer, Samuel Daughtry, WM. Campbell, James Wright, Barneby Bagget, George Hutcherson, John Hobbes, Thos. Hussey, Wm. Sanders, Wm. Davice, Henry Hunter, Wm. Fetten, Hosea Crewsum, Wm. Duffield, Arther Raske, 89 the whole.

Claudia, I'll be happy to send a check. Where should I send it? Virginia ___________ > Subj:[NCHERTFO-L] Wake of Isabel on Hertford Co. and Surrounding areas > Date:9/20/03 5:53:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time > From: susang777@mindspring.com (Susan Graham) > To: NCHERTFO-L@rootsweb.com > > > Most everybody is okay, but nobody there will have electricity or water for > at least another week, maybe two weeks. Lots of people are also without > telephones, like most of my relatives. They have a very strong community > and help each other, which is wonderful. They're good people and good > neighbors. > > I actually got in touch with one of my aunts there by phone. She hadn't > heard where to find water, so I contacted the Red Cross (1-866-GET-INFO). > They told me the two closest shelters where food and water are available are: > Williamston High School in Martin County > Gates County High School in Gates County > > There are no shelters or food and water distribution areas in Hertford > County that I know of. I also asked the Red Cross to please get the water > and food distribution information onto the only radio station that is > currently broadcasting into the area, 104.1 FM, WCXL, on the Outer Banks > near Powells Point and Kill Devil Hills. I hope they get the info on the > air. Otherwise, how will they know where to find water? Even without > water and power and phones, they are pitching in to help their neighbors in > the Colerain area who have a whole lot of trees down and a lot more damage. > The fishery was completely destroyed there, and I read somewhere that it > was the largest freshwater fishery in the nation. > > For now, that's all I can do from so far away. It would be nice if there > was a food and distribution place in Hertford County itself, but at least > they appear to have come through it relatively unscathed this time. > > -Susan Lassiter Graham > > ____________ > Susan I have been feeling an overwhelming need to gather supplies > (cleaning, water, and food) and venturing up into Bertie Co. I have much > family there. I have contacted to local news channels and have told them > the people there feel forgotten. Maybe we can set up a fund to buy and > take supplies in. Just an idea > Claudia Harrell Williams > > > ==== NCHERTFO Mailing List ==== ________________ Subj: Re: [NCBERTIE] hurricane update Date: 9/20/03 2:22:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: y8g3n2ws@coastalnet.com (GenWeb) Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:y8g3n2ws@coastalnet.com">y8g3n2ws@coastalnet.com</A> (GenWeb) To: NCBERTIE-L@rootsweb.com I know how badly it feels not to know. My power was out, and when it came back on, my cable was out and i couldn't get local updates. Soooo frustrating. So, i went searching on the web. WNCT.com is the pitt county television station and that is where i found that info. http://www.wnct.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WNCT/Page/NCT_FrontPage Another Pitt county and Beaufort County television station is witn http://www.witntv.com They are always bragging about live doppler. MSNBC had a slide show of hurricane related pics. See the links on the picture: POWER CUT. http://www.msnbc.com/news/default.asp?cp1=1 Washington Daily News --where i live in Beaufort Co: http://www.wdnweb.com/ http://www.wcti12.com/ Channel 12 in New Bern, Nc. Glad to help, Diane

In a message dated 09/16/2003 1:14:17 PM Central Daylight Time, brrawls@crcom.net writes: > this is Bobby Rawls in Texas, my mistake on the John Bridges marrying > Elizabeth BASS, Daughter of Abraham BASS, She married WILLIAM BRIDGES. Does > any of the WILLIAM BRIDGES mention a wife named ELIZABETH. > > Thanks in advance. > > Bobby > Bobbly, I was correct about which William that was. I found his will online I believe the will is in Naash Co., NC. I will have to figure out which Nash William this is. Abstract below: .......... WILLIAM BRIDGERS - September 22, 1804 - November Court 1804 - #87, p. 18 (1) wife, ELIZABETH BRIDGERS, land on south side of Swift Creek (2) sons, JOHN and HENRY BRIDGERS, neither of age (3) sons, JOHN and HENRY under guardianship of their mother, JOHN DRAKE, MICAJ. BRIDGERS, (4) son, SAMUEL BRIDGERS (5) daughter, PERRY DRAKE (6) rest of estate including property from will of ABRAHAM BASS, be sold and balance divided among all my children after son, MICAJ BRIDGERS receives $00 for settling my business Extrs - wife, ELIZABETH BRIDGERS and son MICAJAH BRIDGERS Wit - BENJA. BRIDGERS, WILLIAM ROSE, MICAJA. BRIDGERS

In a message dated 09/16/2003 1:14:17 PM Central Daylight Time, brrawls@crcom.net writes: > this is Bobby Rawls in Texas, my mistake on the John Bridges marrying > Elizabeth BASS, Daughter of Abraham BASS, She married WILLIAM BRIDGES. Does > any of the WILLIAM BRIDGES mention a wife named ELIZABETH. > I think this is the William who married Elizabeth Bass, but I could be wrong, as there are so many: From "Abstracts of Early Records of Nash County, North Carolina, 1777-1859" by Joseph Watson. "BRIDGERS, WILLIAM inventory by Micajah Bridgers, exr., Dec. %, 1805. Sale held same day with Elizabeth Bridgers principal buyer. Account current, Feb. 22, 1808. Sccounts were paid according to the will to Micajah Bridgers, Penelope Drake, Sampson Bridgers, John Briders, and Henry Bridgers." Julia French Wood

In a message dated 09/16/2003 12:35:56 PM Central Daylight Time, JULIAFWOOD@aol.com writes: > Does anyone have the > wills of Johnston Co., NC and can tell me what the will of Benjamin Bridgers > > says? Maybe he has a son named John. I will see if there is a JOHNSTON-L > list. > Addition to the will request, there is a William and Etheldred Bridges in addition to Benjamin in Johnston Co. All died in the late 1700s. Any help will be appreciated. I have order the LDS film but it will be weeks before it arrives and the suspense is killing me. The only Johnston County books that I can find on the Internet are by Haun and I don't know how to order them. Actually, I found an address, but no prices. Julia

Boy, there are a lot of John Bridges. I didn't know about that one. I wonder how many more there are. That is the problem with this family, too many Williams, Benjamins, Josephs, Samuels, Sampsons, and Johns. Does anyone have the wills of Johnston Co., NC and can tell me what the will of Benjamin Bridgers says? Maybe he has a son named John. I will see if there is a JOHNSTON-L list. Julia In a message dated 09/16/2003 12:00:27 PM Central Daylight Time, Aug67@att.net writes: > Well see, Julia. I simply found a marriage database that showed that > they married in NC. I had not taken that to be my John, but just wanted > to mention that it was a John of the right time period. I probably did not > state it correctly. Sorry for the confusion. >

this is Bobby Rawls in Texas, my mistake on the John Bridges marrying Elizabeth BASS, Daughter of Abraham BASS, She married WILLIAM BRIDGES. Does any of the WILLIAM BRIDGES mention a wife named ELIZABETH. Thanks in advance. Bobby ----- Original Message ----- From: <JULIAFWOOD@aol.com> To: <NCNORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 10:45 AM Subject: Re: [Northampton] BRIDGES > In a message dated 09/16/2003 12:35:56 PM Central Daylight Time, > JULIAFWOOD@aol.com writes: > > > Does anyone have the > > wills of Johnston Co., NC and can tell me what the will of Benjamin Bridgers > > > > says? Maybe he has a son named John. I will see if there is a JOHNSTON-L > > list. > > > > Addition to the will request, there is a William and Etheldred Bridges in > addition to Benjamin in Johnston Co. All died in the late 1700s. > > Any help will be appreciated. I have order the LDS film but it will be weeks > before it arrives and the suspense is killing me. The only Johnston County > books that I can find on the Internet are by Haun and I don't know how to order > them. Actually, I found an address, but no prices. > > Julia > > > ==== 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 > > ============================== > 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 >

In a message dated 09/16/2003 8:58:12 AM Central Daylight Time, Aug67@att.net writes: > I once found a possible marriage for my John (d bef 5 Feb 1816). > This was to a Cynthia SPIVEY. I did a search of the Internet and found the John who married Cynthia Spivey, but he can't be yours, Leslie. He died in AR. Here are the URLs, the second is the Goodspeed interview and lists his children. You have to scroll down to the Bridges. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hatcher/g096.html#I0769 http://www.couchgenweb.com/arkansas/randolph/rand-a-c.htm Julia

Well see, Julia. I simply found a marriage database that showed that they married in NC. I had not taken that to be my John, but just wanted to mention that it was a John of the right time period. I probably did not state it correctly. Sorry for the confusion. Leslie ````````` > I did a search of the Internet and found the John who married Cynthia Spivey, > but he can't be yours, Leslie. He died in AR. Here are the URLs, the second > is the Goodspeed interview and lists his children. You have to scroll down > to the Bridges. > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hatcher/g096.html#I0769 > > http://www.couchgenweb.com/arkansas/randolph/rand-a-c.htm > > Julia

----- Original Message ----- From: "~~ Leslie ~~" <Aug67@att.net> To: <NCNORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 6:58 AM Subject: Re: [Northampton] BRIDGES > Julia and Bobby, > > I once found a possible marriage for my John (d bef 5 Feb 1816). > This was to a Cynthia SPIVEY. First of all, is this the John we are > discussing? Or, are we speaking of the John who died in 1764? my BRIDGER or BRIDGES would have been in the 1760's to 70's > Unfortunately, I did not manage to make a note of where I found > the marriage of the younger John to Cynthia SPIVEY, but I do > remember that it was in a marriage list that is on the internet. > The older John was married to Faith RUFFIN. > > Hey, Bobby are you subscribed to the BRIDGES surname list. > Julia is our list owner, and it has a good group of subscribers. > > Leslie (Bridges) Kohler no I am not, but would like to, I might come across something to help or maybe someone can help me. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <JULIAFWOOD@aol.com> > To: <NCNORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> > > > In a message dated 09/16/2003 12:47:52 AM Central Daylight Time, > > brrawls@crcom.net writes: > > > > Bobby, I think I got lost in this. Was the Elizabeth who married John > > Bridgers a BASS or a RAWLS? Do you know about what year the marriage was? about 1777-1778? > > > ==== NCNORTHA Mailing List ==== > Jesse Lawrence, < jmljr@flash.net> is now the listowner for the > Northampton County, NC Mailing List. If I can help anyone in any way > please let me know. Any Suggestions you have to improve content or traffic > for this list will be appreciated. Always give complete information to > assist others in helping you. Welcome to all the new subscribers, we have > increased to 150 strong. > 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 > > ============================== > 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 > >

Julia, supposedly, ABRAHAM BASS had a daughter named ELIZABETH who married JOHN BRIDGERS, that same ELIZABETH seems to have married SILAS RAWLS, SR. (but) Most BASS & BRIDGERS researchers say they have no info. stating that the widow of JOHN BRIDGERS remarried. (so) I don't know if that ELIZABETH BASS was the same or not. any help is appreciated. Bobby ----- Original Message ----- From: <JULIAFWOOD@aol.com> To: <NCNORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 11:48 PM Subject: Re: [Northampton] BRIDGES > In a message dated 09/16/2003 12:47:52 AM Central Daylight Time, > brrawls@crcom.net writes: > > > One of GABRIEL RAWLS son's was SILAS RAWLS, SR. who was born ca 1750. it > > looks like he married ELIZABETH BASS a daughter of ABRAHAM BASS who lived in > > NORTHAMPTON county and supposedly had a daughter that married JOHN BRIDGES > > or BRIDGER, that daughter was supposedly ELIZABETH who was a sister to JOB > > BASS who moved to CRAVEN county, SC about the time LUKE &GABRIEL RAWLS did. > > Bobby, I think I got lost in this. Was the Elizabeth who married John > Bridgers a BASS or a RAWLS? Do you know about what year the marriage was? > > My John Bridgers married Cherry Powell after 1788 when she witnessed the will > of Elizabeth Culpepper in Nash Co., NC. She was still single at that time. > > Julia > > > ==== NCNORTHA Mailing List ==== > Jesse Lawrence, < jmljr@flash.net> is now the listowner for the > Northampton County, NC Mailing List. If I can help anyone in any way > please let me know. Any Suggestions you have to improve content or traffic > for this list will be appreciated. Always give complete information to > assist others in helping you. Welcome to all the new subscribers, we have > increased to 150 strong. > 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 > > ============================== > 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 >

Julia and Bobby, I once found a possible marriage for my John (d bef 5 Feb 1816). This was to a Cynthia SPIVEY. First of all, is this the John we are discussing? Or, are we speaking of the John who died in 1764? Unfortunately, I did not manage to make a note of where I found the marriage of the younger John to Cynthia SPIVEY, but I do remember that it was in a marriage list that is on the internet. The older John was married to Faith RUFFIN. Hey, Bobby are you subscribed to the BRIDGES surname list. Julia is our list owner, and it has a good group of subscribers. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ----- Original Message ----- From: <JULIAFWOOD@aol.com> To: <NCNORTHA-L@rootsweb.com> > In a message dated 09/16/2003 12:47:52 AM Central Daylight Time, > brrawls@crcom.net writes: > > > One of GABRIEL RAWLS son's was SILAS RAWLS, SR. who was born ca 1750. it > > looks like he married ELIZABETH BASS a daughter of ABRAHAM BASS who lived in > > NORTHAMPTON county and supposedly had a daughter that married JOHN BRIDGES > > or BRIDGER, that daughter was supposedly ELIZABETH who was a sister to JOB > > BASS who moved to CRAVEN county, SC about the time LUKE &GABRIEL RAWLS did. > > Bobby, I think I got lost in this. Was the Elizabeth who married John > Bridgers a BASS or a RAWLS? Do you know about what year the marriage was? > > My John Bridgers married Cherry Powell after 1788 when she witnessed the will > of Elizabeth Culpepper in Nash Co., NC. She was still single at that time. > > Julia