Peggy, I have BRIGMAN family in New Hollywood Cemetary. I have a problem that I would like to talk to you about. Could I privately e-mail you. Thank you so much. Lois

Peggy, Hooray! The name Annis (wife of Edward Jr.) (perhaps he had by then taken Edward Sr. since his father had died and he had a son named Edward also) Gets confusing., But Annis is the first name I had for Edward' wife.I have a notebook full of those deed indices. My husband and I spent an entire day locked in the old Register of Deeds office in 1994. I have to get hold of that notebook. This Edward first appeared in 1790 which coincides exactly with what Mrs.Beulah Dickinson(now deceased) told me as to why they came to SC. Thanks much. Sylvia

PS Where can i get a copy of Edwards will ? peggy [email protected] wrote: > Peggy, > Obviously either there are confused lines or serious discrepancies that need > attentionl > The Edward Jackson, Jr. you have as having married Eleanor Manning is Edward > III who married Eleanor Adams. This Edward M.Jackson was born in Marion Co > abt.1795. Eleanor Adams b. 1812 in Marion Co. Their Children: > Manaira Jackson b. 1828 > Beaty Jackson b. 1830 > David Jackson b. 1831 > Elihu Jackson b. 1832 > Angeline Jackson b. 1834 > Franklin Jackson b. 1836 > Charlotte Jackson b. 11837 > Eleanor Jackson b. 1838 > Rebecca Jackson b. 1841 > Elizabeth Jackson b. 1843 > Margaret Jackson b 1846 > As for Emery Jackson, dau. of Edward Jackson, Jr. & Elisia Manning, she was > born between 1790 and 1795 is my guess. She m John McKenzie. They had > children: > Robert McKenzie > James McKenzie > Elisha McKenzie. m. a Ms. Hamilton > David McKenzie > I have not traced her any farther. I need to get back to work in earnest if I > am to publish the Massengill, Heath, West, Rheem, and Rouse lines my husband > had collected of his lines before he died. I promised him I would. He was so > thorough, documenting everything he wrote in his manuscripts. It takes a long > time to enter all those documentations, but they are so very important to the > accuracy of his findings. > Sylvia > ps I have a copy of Edward Jackson, Sr.'s will.

Sylvia, I do know there was a Edward Jackson in SC ( mature) in 1750 And there was a Edward whose wife was Annis (deed in Marion Co dtd Aug 1799) says Edward Jackson Sr. and wife Annis of Liberty Co This was wit by Wm Jackson. When I have time I will go over the data you sent. Thanks peggy [email protected] wrote: > Peggy, > Obviously either there are confused lines or serious discrepancies that need > attentionl > The Edward Jackson, Jr. you have as having married Eleanor Manning is Edward > III who married Eleanor Adams. This Edward M.Jackson was born in Marion Co > abt.1795. Eleanor Adams b. 1812 in Marion Co. Their Children: > Manaira Jackson b. 1828 > Beaty Jackson b. 1830 > David Jackson b. 1831 > Elihu Jackson b. 1832 > Angeline Jackson b. 1834 > Franklin Jackson b. 1836 > Charlotte Jackson b. 11837 > Eleanor Jackson b. 1838 > Rebecca Jackson b. 1841 > Elizabeth Jackson b. 1843 > Margaret Jackson b 1846 > As for Emery Jackson, dau. of Edward Jackson, Jr. & Elisia Manning, she was > born between 1790 and 1795 is my guess. She m John McKenzie. They had > children: > Robert McKenzie > James McKenzie > Elisha McKenzie. m. a Ms. Hamilton > David McKenzie > I have not traced her any farther. I need to get back to work in earnest if I > am to publish the Massengill, Heath, West, Rheem, and Rouse lines my husband > had collected of his lines before he died. I promised him I would. He was so > thorough, documenting everything he wrote in his manuscripts. It takes a long > time to enter all those documentations, but they are so very important to the > accuracy of his findings. > Sylvia > ps I have a copy of Edward Jackson, Sr.'s will.

Debbie, thanks for responding. Do you have anything on my Samuel ? like did he have a first wife and left SC then moved back and when he was in his forties married Celia Beasley. Thanks, peggy [email protected] wrote: > Peggy > Hi my name is DebraWatts iam also research the JACKSON line i have the > same info that you do but iam not sure what your looking for. > debbie > > surnames WATTS JACKSON MCKENZIE SQUIRES BRITT WARD SPIVE > MANNING

Lois, I'm mailing Oak Redge Cem Res to you. I have a copy of Old Hollywood Cem in east Lumberton- not the newest section. peggy Lois Moore wrote: > Peggy, > My address is: 1724 Gibson Avenue - Deerfield, > Myrtle Beach, SC 29575 > Do you also have any information on New Hollywood Cemetary in East > Lumberton? > Thank you so much for your assistance and willingness to share. > Lois

Peggy, Obviously either there are confused lines or serious discrepancies that need attentionl The Edward Jackson, Jr. you have as having married Eleanor Manning is Edward III who married Eleanor Adams. This Edward M.Jackson was born in Marion Co abt.1795. Eleanor Adams b. 1812 in Marion Co. Their Children: Manaira Jackson b. 1828 Beaty Jackson b. 1830 David Jackson b. 1831 Elihu Jackson b. 1832 Angeline Jackson b. 1834 Franklin Jackson b. 1836 Charlotte Jackson b. 11837 Eleanor Jackson b. 1838 Rebecca Jackson b. 1841 Elizabeth Jackson b. 1843 Margaret Jackson b 1846 As for Emery Jackson, dau. of Edward Jackson, Jr. & Elisia Manning, she was born between 1790 and 1795 is my guess. She m John McKenzie. They had children: Robert McKenzie James McKenzie Elisha McKenzie. m. a Ms. Hamilton David McKenzie I have not traced her any farther. I need to get back to work in earnest if I am to publish the Massengill, Heath, West, Rheem, and Rouse lines my husband had collected of his lines before he died. I promised him I would. He was so thorough, documenting everything he wrote in his manuscripts. It takes a long time to enter all those documentations, but they are so very important to the accuracy of his findings. Sylvia ps I have a copy of Edward Jackson, Sr.'s will.

For those of you new to genealogy, here is the web address for Robeson Co on the US Gen Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/robeson.html. You may have to type this in yourself. This is a permanent site where Church records, Wills, Deeds, Family Histories, etc. are posted for anyone to use for years to come. Victoria Proctor is the Web master and a good one. If you have something to contribute that should be there ( marriage lists, etc.) you should contact her to find out how to put it there. It is a repository of the combined efforts of a handful of very generous genealogist. And the more information added, the better and more useful it becomes. [email protected] Joanne Harley.

In a message dated 6/15/00 2:05:29 PM, [email protected] writes: << Added today: Marriage data for BARNES, FLOYD, OLIVER, STEPHENS, contributed by Richard H. Stephens, bless his heart. >> How do you acess this file? Vee Mattoon

I get there by entering www.usgenweb.com/nc and then clicking on the county; a lot less typing. BTW, this works by using any State initials. Bill On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Joanne Harley wrote: > For those of you new to genealogy, here is the web address for Robeson Co on > the US Gen Web Site: > > http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/robeson.html. You may have to > type this in yourself. > > This is a permanent site where Church records, Wills, Deeds, Family > Histories, etc. are posted for anyone to use for years to come. Victoria > Proctor is the Web master and a good one. If you have something to > contribute that should be there ( marriage lists, etc.) you should contact > her to find out how to put it there. It is a repository of the combined > efforts of a handful of very generous genealogist. And the more information > added, the better and more useful it becomes. > [email protected] > > > Joanne Harley. >

Could any of your Barker line migrated to GA and AR? I am looking for Mary E. M. Barker, b. 6 Dec. 1828, d. 18 Nov 1903 who married William J. Dunn, b. 19 Apr 1819, d. 11 Feb 1892. Both are buried in Arkansas. It is believed that Mary Barker was born in Georgia of parents John Barker and Susan S. Osborn(e) of NC. I have nothing else on John and Susan. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. They are my husband's GGG Grandparents. Thanks Lois

I am looking for Great Marsh Cemetary near St. Pauls and New Hollywood Cemetary in East Lumberton. I know that I have family buried in both places but haven't been able to locate all the graves. Also, does anyone have a listing of ALL Robeson County cemetaries. Thank you so much. Lois

Guess I should have thought about that! It's Jane S. Thompson, 3206 Cherry Tree Lane, Prospect, Kentucky 40059 Just for information - and you might already know about it - In your vol 3 page 101 you have a picture of Aley Barker's stone. It's Rd. 1945, Ten Mile - the old Bunyon Musselwhite farm. Since that time. My cousin, Joanne Williams has gone back and found the stones for my GGrandmother, Matilda Delite Musselwhite, her son Alton G. Humphrey, Reuben Musselwhite, Laura Maude Humphrey, (Matilda's daughter), Bertha J. Musselwhite, wife of R M Musselwhite, and John Musselwhite (Matilda's Father). She and her husband Phil have put a chain link fence around the site and tried to keep it taken care of. They have also reset some of the stones and made at least one new one. She's had no luck recently in finding anyone to maintain the mowing, etc. and lives in Morehead City so unable to do it herself. Last year, I visited the area with her for awhile and it was a wonderful experience to actually to see the site and realize that it was my GGrandmother's resting place. My Grandmother, affectionately known as Nonnie, loved her dearly and would be so pleased to know that her resting place had been found and hopefully maintained. It's in the middle of a cornfield on Uncle Bunn's farm. Just thought you might be interested in this and without the knowledge of the marker you found for Aley, might have never been found. Thanks so much! Thanks also for the copy of the cemetery listing. Again, I wold be pleased to pay costs incurred or send a check to some place in Lumberton as a donation. Thanks! Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Townsend" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 4:38 PM Subject: Re: [NCROBESO-L] (Robeson Co) JACKSON > end me your mailing address for copy of oak ridge. pdt > > "J. Thompson" wrote: > > > Hi Peggy, > > > > I would very much like a copy of Oak Ridge Cemetery if possible and would be > > very happy to pay any costs incurred. For some reason can't seem to find a > > message with your email address, so I've replied to the whole list. Sorry! > > Thanks, Jane in Kentucky > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Peggy Townsend" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 9:12 PM > > Subject: Re: [NCROBESO-L] (Robeson Co) JACKSON > > > > > Sylvia, I am familiar with the names you mentioned, these were Owen > > Jackson, > > > of Marion county SC, descendants, and so was my Samuel . Samuel was not > > > mentioned in his will ( and two other sons). I found out about them from > > > probate records of Martha Jackson,their sister. So same line after all. > > PDT > > > > > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > > > > Peggy, > > > > Sorry, those names do not appear in any of my files. My Jacksons were > > Ervin, > > > > Mark, Allen, Quinny, and Newett Jackson. I have copies from the Search > > Room > > > > in Raleigh, however, I do not know what country they are stored in. If I > > can > > > > locate them, I will check and get back to you. I know how frustrating it > > can > > > > be. > > > > Sylvia > > > > > > > >

Hi Jeanette, Thomas and John Jackson were brothers, according to the Bladen County Tax List of 1772 (Bladen County, North Carolina Tax Lists, 1768 through 1774, Volume I, William L. Byrd III). Joan [email protected] wrote: > Appreciate those of you who answered my request for a tie to my Jackson > family in Robeson Co. I have very little to give but hope this will help me > over my brick wall. > > Postive: Thomas Jackson, Sr, is on the list of taxables in Bladen Co, NC, > 1763 with adults 1 & 1. > > Land Grant #1866 issued to Thomas Jackson of Bladen Co, NC for 100 acres on > the Ten Mile Swamp, Dec 22, 1768 > > Thomas Jackson war service pay roll for Rev War included Ferriage #160. > Thomas Jackson for services against the Chicamaga Indians > > Land Grant #3231 for English Thomas Jackson, Bladen Co, NC for 100 acres on > the N side of Drowning Creek beginning at a red oak in said Jacksons old > line, Nov 12, 1779 > > June 12, 1778 English Thomas Jackson enters 100 acres, border south of Thomas > Ivey, runs down to Meadow Branch, and the land Richard Hammons sold to Issac > Hollingsworth > > Dec 13, 1779 Thomas Jackson enters 150 acres of land on West side of Raft > Swamp where the Wolf pen is on John Kersy's old path > > Feb 18, 1780, James Blunt, Planter, sold to Thomas Jackson, both of Balden > Co, NC 150 acres located on Saddletree Swamp > > List of Taxables for Bladen Co, NC 1788, Capt Regan's Dist, page 22 list > Thomas Jackson > > 19 Nov 1787 at Kinston, NC grant to Thomas Jackson on the North side of the > Ten Mile Swamp to Thomas Jackson, Robeson Co, NC court records > > Note: 26 Nov 1789 at Fayetteville, NC land grant to JOHN JACKSON located > west of Saddletree Swamp in Robeson Co. (what relation to Thomas?) > > The first census in 1790 list Thomas Jackson, Sr in Robeson Co, NC with 3 > free white males of 16 years and upward, and 2 whtie females. Also listed in > the 1800, 1810 and 1820 census. > > Also have Reuben Jackson born abt 1768 in NC listed in the 1800 census. > James Jackson born abt 1770 in NC listed in the 1800 census. Jethro Jackson > born abt 1772 NC listed in the 1800 census. These also had property in the > area with Thomas need connection to Thomas. > > Thomas Jackson, Jr born abt 1765 in NC married Asenith Hammonds in NC. She > was a daughter of John Hammond and Christian? John left a will which > included his grandson, CORNELIUS, son of Thomas and Asenith property. > Corenlius joined the military in 1817 in Fayetteville, NC and was paroled > near Pensacola, Fl in 1822. First find after that was Monroe Co, Al in 1830. > > > I have Hammond ties documented and from Cornelius down and then my brick wall. > > Have copies of bible records of Jessie Jackson & Emily Elwell and James & > Mary Jackson. If they tie in don't know how. Will send copies. > > Appreciate any help. > > Thanks > Jeanette

Peggy Hi my name is DebraWatts iam also research the JACKSON line i have the same info that you do but iam not sure what your looking for. debbie surnames WATTS JACKSON MCKENZIE SQUIRES BRITT WARD SPIVE MANNING

Peggy, My address is: 1724 Gibson Avenue - Deerfield, Myrtle Beach, SC 29575 Do you also have any information on New Hollywood Cemetary in East Lumberton? Thank you so much for your assistance and willingness to share. Lois

Tell me about Owens sister Emery who marr Rbt McKenzie (?). peggy [email protected] wrote: > Peggy, > You are so right.Your Owen and my Ervin were brothers.Owen even named one of > his sons for my ggggrandfather . He was Ervin M.Jackson. It is possible that > Dilla McKenzie whom Owen married was sister to Robert McKenzie who married > Owen and Ervin's sister Emery. How much information do you have on the > extented family? I have children of Owen Jackson and Dilla McKenzie as : > Samuel Jackson, (your ancestor) b. 1809 - (Can you fill in the info for me?) > William W."Bill" Jackson d. 1890 (I also have him born 1809 were he and > Samuel possibly twins?) He married Mary "Polly" Hamilton Their children were > Levi, Robert, Malcolm, Lucinda, Owen II, John Knox Jackson and Warren. > Elizabeth Jackson. B.1810 > Owen Jackson, Jr. b.2-4-1822 d.8-2-1890 m. Margaret Murchison. > Lucinda Jackson b. 1827 > Ann Jackson, b. 1828 > Martha Jackson b. 1830 > Sarah Ann Jackson b. 1831 > Ervin M. Jackson b. 6-21-1831 > Harriet Jackson b. 1832 > How closely does this compare with your information. Do you have the > information on the family in VA? > Sylvia

Sylvia, I have the foll. Edward Jackson had -- Edward ,Jr marr Eleanior Manning William John Reuben Owen marr. Delia McKenzie daughter of Robert McKenzie Erwin marr Melissa Watson Owen and Delia had -- Elizabeth Irvin M. Ann Harriet marr Wm. T. Jackson Martha died unmarried Lucinda marr Jas. McKenzie Robert William Samuel Sarah Ann marr. Hugh Price Nancy marr Wm Hamilton I don't know anything about them having a Own. My info came from Sellers History of Marion , Wills and Probate records of Marion County. The Jacksons and Mannings were in Virginia and then in Martin Co. NC before moving to Marion SC this is proven by the deeds in Martin Co. Can you share more on your line ? Thanks peggy [email protected] wrote: > Peggy, > You are so right.Your Owen and my Ervin were brothers.Owen even named one of > his sons for my ggggrandfather . He was Ervin M.Jackson. It is possible that > Dilla McKenzie whom Owen married was sister to Robert McKenzie who married > Owen and Ervin's sister Emery. How much information do you have on the > extented family? I have children of Owen Jackson and Dilla McKenzie as : > Samuel Jackson, (your ancestor) b. 1809 - (Can you fill in the info for me?) > William W."Bill" Jackson d. 1890 (I also have him born 1809 were he and > Samuel possibly twins?) He married Mary "Polly" Hamilton Their children were > Levi, Robert, Malcolm, Lucinda, Owen II, John Knox Jackson and Warren. > Elizabeth Jackson. B.1810 > Owen Jackson, Jr. b.2-4-1822 d.8-2-1890 m. Margaret Murchison. > Lucinda Jackson b. 1827 > Ann Jackson, b. 1828 > Martha Jackson b. 1830 > Sarah Ann Jackson b. 1831 > Ervin M. Jackson b. 6-21-1831 > Harriet Jackson b. 1832 > How closely does this compare with your information. Do you have the > information on the family in VA? > Sylvia

Whoops, looks like I accidently sent out the "what's new" email before I finished. Many thanks to: Cheryl Crowder who provided the photograph of Ashpole Presbyterian Church. Cheryl has also contributed some tombstone photographs from Asbury Episcopal Church cemetery for THOMPSON burials. Lynn Prettyman and Mrs. Peggy Townsend for Raft Swamp Baptist Church cemetery. (For those of you who are new to Robeson County genealogy, Mrs. Townsend's cemetery books, "Vanishing Ancestors", Volumes I-III, are an extremely valuable resource; truly excellent. I've been a fan of Mrs. Townsend for 20 years.) Speaking of excellent, thanks to our guru, Sam West, for granting permission to post his data on Robeson County churches to the NCGenWeb site. If you missed any of his posts here, be sure to check the web site for Robeson County Church Records. Y'all are great !!! Victoria Robeson County NCGenWeb http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/robeson.html

Jennifer, If you will write the Register of deeds in the county they died in for a death certificate-it will tell where they are buried. peggy Jennifer Hatch wrote: > Hello everyone, > > My Great-Grandparents are buried near Lumberton NC. Unfortunatly I don't > know where. I have a hunch they might be at Meadowbrook - but I can not > reach the cemetery. > > Olive Tyner MacLennon who passed in 1985 and her husband Harry MacLennon > (passed 1982) > > I know that they are not at Raft Swamp Baptist. But most of her family is. > (Her husband was Presbyterian I beleive. > > I had called Hollywood Cemetery in Lumberton and they were not there either. > I also don't beleive they were buried at Scotland Cemetery. > > I have tried to reach Meadowbrook but I can not find a working phone number. > I was also passed along a phone number to a man that was supposed to have > records for Meadowbrook but it was not a working number. > > Is there anyone that knows how I might be able to reach Meadowbrook? Or do > you know of other cemeteries in Robeson Co. that people who lived in > Lumberton might be buried in? > > Thank you. > > Jennifer