I am interested in the Raft Swamp Presbyterian Church. Could you tell me how I could obtain a copy of the article and/or publication mentioned below. Thank you very much. Betty Vann << I have an article about the Raft Swamp Presbyterian Church. It is from the publication Argyll Colony Plus. It indicates a John McMillan donated land for the church and gives a small article about the church.-Robert >>

I am interested in history of the old Raft Swamp Presbyterian Church. Thank you, Betty Vann

John Norment Baxley-b-1803 Dicey Sled-b-1820-m-Feb 05 1835 Children Owen Irvin-b-1836 William-b-1837 Miles Sled-b-August 21 1838-d-Jan 13 1918 Joseph G.-b-1845 Dennis-b-1849 Penelope-b-1850 Dunkin R.-b-1857 Miles Sled Baxley and Martha A. Rozier-b-Mar 04 1837-d-Feb 26 1899-M-Mar 15 1860-Her father was Alfred Dozier and Mother was Nelly Drewry CHILDREN Willard Wellington-b-Jan 27 1860-d-Aug 13 1935 Warren-b-1867 William R.-b-July 02 1868-d-Dec 16 1925 Ellen-b-1870-d-April 04 1944 Martha Frances-b-Mar 23 1874-d-May 14 1948 Edna-b-1876 Richard Clinton Rhodes Sessoms-b-Nov 26 1866-d-April 23 1935-M-Feb 15 1894 Martha Frances Baxley-b-Mar 23 1874-d-May 14 1948- CHILDREN Bertha Leola-b-Dec 10 1894-d-Nov 10 1970 Richard Casper-b-April 06 1897-d-April 25 1940 Edward Clifton Baxley-b-Mar 25 1900-d-May 28 1979 Julian Leroy-b-Oct 23 1903-d-July 1974 Wade Hampton-b-June 15 1904-d-Feb 1978

I am very interested in Baxley information. I am new to webtv and to genealogy - only a few months. My grandmother was Martha Frances BAXLEY, b. 23 Mar 1874, married Richard Clinton Rhodes SESSOMS. Her father: Miles Sled BAXLEY, b. 21 Aug 1838. His father was John Norment BAXLEY, no dates, who married Dicey SLED, no dates. Can you help me. Lois Moore

Hi, Jennifer, My uncle, the Reverend Nash Odom, wrote a history of Raft Swamp Baptist Church in 1961, in which foreward he states that a summary of the history will be in the association minutes of the Robeson Association for the year of 1961. Uncle Nash's history is not very long, only about 25 type written pages. Was there something special you had in mind to know? I have a copy which Nash gave me some time ago, which I can check out for you. Also the Raft Swamp Baptist Church minutes are on microfilm from the LDS church FHC, film # 0986268, item 6. There are other churches on this film as well, but I don't know what they are. Lynn Prettyman Baltimore, MD [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jennifer Hatch" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2000 11:57 AM Subject: [NCROBESO-L] The History of Raft Swamp Church > Hi, > > Does anyone have the history of Raft Swamp? I know the churh was founded by > James Prevatt. But I thought I heard there was a story written about the > church's history. > >

I have an article about the Raft Swamp Presbyterian Church. It is from the publication Argyll Colony Plus. It indicates a John McMillan donated land for the church and gives a small article about the church.-Robert

In a message dated 6/3/00 12:01:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Hi, Does anyone have the history of Raft Swamp? I know the churh was founded by James Prevatt. But I thought I heard there was a story written about the church's history. >> If anyone has this information please post it to the list. I have ancestors in this area also. Ellen in Fla

Give me some names and dates to go on. There are many in my files.

Hi, Does anyone have the history of Raft Swamp? I know the churh was founded by James Prevatt. But I thought I heard there was a story written about the church's history.

Dear Joanne, Any information on Baxley or Rozier would be greatly appreciated. They are my grand parents -direct line Thank you so much, Lois

hi can anyone tell me if there are any pentacsostal holy churches in robeson ? thanks deb

Richard, The Ashpole Presbyterian Church is about two miles west of Roland, N. C. Turn left off Hwy. 501 at cross roads and the church is on the right with the cemetery on the left about a half mile from the cross roads. That's close. I'm not too good at directiions. Mary Harper Florida ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NCROBESO-L] ADAIR/MCTYER--- The Fairfields > Date: Thursday, June 01, 2000 4:23 PM > > Hello Joanne. I have some info on the McTyer's 1790 forward, with most info > after 1830. Mostly on William McTyer descendants. I have found several > cousins scattered around the country. > So the timeframe prior to 1800 is sketchy, that is until I uncovered the > Harlee Kinfolk > Books at the Charlotte Library. > While I don't use any particular family research program, I can accept > email/attachments. > Most of my search has been in Marion, SC & Marlboro County. > It wasn't until I read some of Harlee works that I was a little too far > south, although > the McTyer family did eventually reside there. > > I was wrong about the Fairfield's. This was James > Adairs home at one time in what is now present day Greene County, NC. > I am curious however > about the location of the Ashpole Church in Robeson County > s referenced on page 1238 in Harlee's Kinfolks. > I would also like to purchase these books. Where can I find them? > Thank you. Richard Harris Charlotte, NC >

Hi, Joanne, There are many BAXLEYS, ROZIERS and MUSSELWHITES in my ODOM/JOHNSON family, but I have only one RICE, Thurman LASSITER RICE, who married my grandmother's sister, Etta LEE JOHNSON. (Emma and Etta were dtrs of Daniel JOHNSON and Emma Frances CARLISLE). My father became friends with an A J RICE, and I was wondering if you knew of this A J or even of Thurman? My father was killed during WW II and was from Phila, so he had to have met A J after meeting my mother. I believe A J to have been a cousin to my mother. Thanks, Lynn PRETTYMAN ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 11:13 AM Subject: Re: [NCROBESO-L] Robeson co., Baxley > Hi Lois, > John Norment Baxley M Dicey Sled 2/5/1835 in Robeson Co > Martha "Patsy" Rozier , dau of Alfred & Nelly Drewry Rozier m Miles Sled > Baxley 3/15/1860 in Robeson Co > possible second wife of Miles was Jane Musselwhite b 1862 m 9/27/1899 > Miles' brother was Joseph G Baxley b 1844 m Helen Rice, dau of William & > Harriet Rozier Rice on 7/15/1869 > I have more on Rozier family > Joanne > >

Hello Joanne. I have some info on the McTyer's 1790 forward, with most info after 1830. Mostly on William McTyer descendants. I have found several cousins scattered around the country. So the timeframe prior to 1800 is sketchy, that is until I uncovered the Harlee Kinfolk Books at the Charlotte Library. While I don't use any particular family research program, I can accept email/attachments. Most of my search has been in Marion, SC & Marlboro County. It wasn't until I read some of Harlee works that I was a little too far south, although the McTyer family did eventually reside there. I was wrong about the Fairfield's. This was James Adairs home at one time in what is now present day Greene County, NC. I am curious however about the location of the Ashpole Church in Robeson County s referenced on page 1238 in Harlee's Kinfolks. I would also like to purchase these books. Where can I find them? Thank you. Richard Harris Charlotte, NC

How much did kinfolks cost you? I'm considering purchasing that book as well as the some book on the Page's of the Carolinas.... C. Page Descendant of Mabel Harlee and James Page -----Original Message----- From: Joanne Harley [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 2:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NCROBESO-L] ADAIR/MCTYER--- The Fairfields Hi, I am also a descendant of this ADAIR/MCTYRE line through their daughter , Katrine MacTyre who married James Alford. I also have more on the Mctyre line as well. I have recently bought Vol 1 & 2 of Harllee's KINFOLKS, but do not have Vol 3. Are you using any particular genealogy program? I have family tree maker. I can also use WORD programs for sending stuff. I usually do a family report and send it as an attachment on an email. I have read a good bit on James Adair on the Adair GenForum. He apparently has a lot of descendants. I just bought a book on Robeson "Away Down Home" written on the history of Robeson and it mentioned that the Colonial Dames had put a marker up at Dr. Adairs buriel spot. What do you have and what do you need? I was not familiar with Fairfields. Joanne H. N.C [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 9:39 AM Subject: [NCROBESO-L] ADAIR/MCTYER--- The Fairfields > I am new to list. I just researched info on James Adair in the book > "Harlee's Kinfolks. > JAMES ADAIR' s daughter SARAH ANNA ADAIR married into my direct line > the MCTYERS. of Marlboro & Marion County, SC. > I understand they occupied a home near Rowland called the Fairfield's in > the > 1700s. > JAMES ADAIR was an Indian trader & authored a book in the late 1770s on the > History Of The American Indian. > Anyone researching this family or anyone with info on history of the > "Fairfield's," > near Rowland, I would like to hear from you. > RHarris Charlotte, NC > > ______________________________

Hi Lois, John Norment Baxley M Dicey Sled 2/5/1835 in Robeson Co Martha "Patsy" Rozier , dau of Alfred & Nelly Drewry Rozier m Miles Sled Baxley 3/15/1860 in Robeson Co possible second wife of Miles was Jane Musselwhite b 1862 m 9/27/1899 Miles' brother was Joseph G Baxley b 1844 m Helen Rice, dau of William & Harriet Rozier Rice on 7/15/1869 I have more on Rozier family Joanne

The Baxley names in my family are from Robeson County, NC. I do not know where they came from. I am searching for any information on my tree or any branches. My Grandmother: Martha Frances Baxley, b. 23 Mar. 1874 married Richard Clinton Rhodes Sessoms, b. 26 Nov. 1866. (He was born in Bladen County but his father moved to Robeson County when he was small) Her parents were Miles Sled Baxley,. 21 Aug 1828 in NC, married Martha A. Rozier, b. 4 Mar 1837.f My GGGrandparents: John Norment Baxley and Dicey Sled. This is all the information I have. I think Dicey's parents were John Sled and Lydia ? Hope someout there can help me. Lois

Were they from Robeson orginally? Who are yours or did you already tell me that?

At 12:50 AM 5/31/00 -0400, Charles R Ivey wrote: > I have no idea what Sam charges. I just have been lucky enough to meet him >in the Robeson County Library a couple times. I overheard him holding a >conversation with two ladies about each of their families. He rattled off >generation after generation of each family just like he was reading from a >book. That is why I thought it would be nice for Jeffrey to run into Sam. I think it'd be nice too. :) Thanks to everyone for their input & encouragement! I believe that between Henry Hodgin's papers & Gov. McLean's papers (he had a McEachin grandmother), I'll probably be busy all week. :) Oh yes, one more Q: how is the Scottish Heritage Center at St. Andrew's Presb. College over in Laurinburg? Thanks again! Jeffrey

No, you did not ask about our Moore line. I am looking for Duncan Moore, born 1799, m. Catherine, son of Edward and ?. I am not sure where they are from - I think Nash County. My husbands line ended up in Arkansas by way of Alabama. Lois