I just came across my gggrandfather in Sampson County records. The visit was numbered, but instead of the head of household, "unoccupied" was written on the first line. My gggrandfather, George L. Giddens, and another man were listed under "unoccupied" as they appeared to be living at that residence. Any other ideas?? Diana Bryan Quinn Virginia Beach, VA My Genealogy Web Pages http://hometown.aol.com/dewquinn/myhomepageheritage.html

Just a gentle reminder. Not much time left to participate. Here are the most current North Carolina Heritage book deadlines: Nov. 5 Granville County Stanly County Nov. 15 Robeson Tyrrell Warren So many stories, so little time! E-mail us for more info. As always, THERE IS NEVER A CHARGE TO SUBMIT YOUR HOUSEHOLD STORY AND PICTURE. Don & Becky Mills [email protected] "Preserving Heritage & History, one county at a time!"

At 05:16 PM 10/30/2001 -0500, Omeda Brewer wrote: >Maybe someone with more experience with census records can answer this >question for me. If a person is not at home when the census taker arrives, >do they just skip over it or do they ever use the term "unoccupied"? I have >been looking for my 3rd gr,grandfather and I absolutely know he was in the >portion of Surry Co that became Yadkin in 1850 and was in Yadkin Co in 1860. >He died 1862. I know his house stood on the ground that is now the cemetery >where he is buried. I have found a lot of entries unoccupied in that area >but he is not listed anywhere after 1840. Neither is he listed in any of the >indexes. Any suggestions? I'm not an expert by any means, but I've never seen labels like "unoccupied," or "vacant." Sometimes a neighbor gave the information about who lived there (which helps explain why some of the information can be so far off, or vary so wildly from one census to the next), sometimes it seems like the residence was simply ignored completely. And it appears on some occasions, that rather than going door-to-door, that the census taker may have set up shop at the courthouse or post office, and tried to get everyone to come to him. So, not surprisingly, the census records are frequently inaccurate and incomplete. I've got a family group that doesn't appear in any census, ever. Apparently good old Elijah had no desire whatsoever to talk to a census taker <g>. And he didn't! He appears in other records (apparently getting a deed to his land seemed important to him), but there's absolutely no census record for him... Angie Rayfield Roots & Branches http://www.inmyattic.com/roots/

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0007_01C16166.A4CAD800 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Maybe someone with more experience with census records can answer this question for me. If a person is not at home when the census taker arrives, do they just skip over it or do they ever use the term "unoccupied"? I have been looking for my 3rd gr,grandfather and I absolutely know he was in the portion of Surry Co that became Yadkin in 1850 and was in Yadkin Co in 1860. He died 1862. I know his house stood on the ground that is now the cemetery where he is buried. I have found a lot of entries unoccupied in that area but he is not listed anywhere after 1840. Neither is he listed in any of the indexes. Any suggestions? Omeda ------=_NextPart_000_0007_01C16166.A4CAD800 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; name="Omeda Brewer.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="Omeda Brewer.vcf" BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 N:Brewer;Omeda FN:Omeda Brewer EMAIL;PREF;INTERNET:[email protected] REV:20011030T221642Z END:VCARD ------=_NextPart_000_0007_01C16166.A4CAD800--

A cousin's grandmother was Florence Peak, probably of Cherokee Co. NC. She married John Bunyon Hembree. She is lost beyond Florence and is hoping someone may help her locate something. Prob. born early 1900's If Phyllis Noble is on this list please contact me...lost your address in a operating system crash. [email protected] Joyce Gaston Reece Rootsweb Mail Administer for Meigs Co, TN, South East TN, North East TN, Raper, Gilbreath, Galbreath, Hembree, Knuckles Message Board Administrator for Gaston, Raper, Gilbreath, Galbreath, Hembree, Knuckles,

Hi All, Richmond County School Records are posted to http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncrichmo/schindx.htm Come and see! Myrtle

The ELLIOT/ELLIOTT MOST WANTED page has been updated. There are 13 new names - 369 total! Please visit at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/elliott.html and see if your elusive ELLIOTT or variant is there! You will also find links to the Rootsweb Message Boards for ELLIOT and ELLIOTT. Visit http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/ to see other surname Most Wanted web sites. -- Yvonne Oliver Bowers Listmom ELLIOT & ELLIOTT Family Lists My Rootsweb Resource Page: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~yvonne/

Signers of Petition - Regulators Petition dated 9 October 1769. "Mr. Speaker and Gen't of the Assembly.Humbly Showeth: That the Province in General labour under general grievances, and the western part thereof under particular ones; which we not only see, but very sensibly feel, being crouch'd beneath our sufferings and not withstanding our sacred privileges, have too long yielded ourselves slaves to remorseless oppression. - Permit us to conceive it to be our inviolable right to make known our grievances, and to petition for redress as appears in the Bill of Rights pass'd in the reign of King Charles the first, as well as the Act of Settlement of the Crown of the Revolution. We therefore beg leave at the Act of the Settlement of the Crown of the Revolution. We therefore beg leave to lay before you a specimen thereof that your compassionate endeavors may tend to the relief of your injured Constituents, whose distressed condition call aloud for aid. The alarming cries of the oppressed possibly may reach your ears; but without your zeal how they shall ascend the throne - how relentless is the breast without sympathy, the heart that cannot bleed on a view of our calamity; to see tenderness removed, cruelty stepping in; and all our liberties and privileges invaded and abridg'd (by as it were) domestickes; who are conscious of their guilt and void of remorse. - O how darling! how relentless whilst impending Judgements loudly threaten and gaze upon them, with every emblem of merited destruction. A few of the many grievances are as follows, (viz't) 1. That the poor inhabitants in general are much oppress'd byreason of the disproportionate Taxes, and those of the westernCounties in particular; as they are geneally in mean circumstances.2. That no method is prescribed by law for the payment of thetaxes of the Western Counties in produce (in lieu of a currency) asin other Counties within this Province to the Peoples great oppression.3. That Lawyers, Clerks, and other petitioners; in place of beingobsequious Servants for the Country's use, are become a nuisance,as the business of the people is often transacted without the leastdegree of fairness, the intention of the law evaded, exorbitant feesextorted, and the sufferers left to mourn under their oppressions.4. That an Attorney should have it in his power, either for thesake of ease or interest, or to gratify their malevolence and spite,or commence suits to what courts he pleases, however inconvenientit may be to the Defendants; is a very great oppression.5. That all unlawful fees taken in Indictment, where theDefendant is acquited by his Country (however customary it may be)is an oppression.6. That Lawyers, Clerks, and others, extorting more fees than isintended by law; is also an oppression.7. That the violation of the King's Instructions to his Delegates,their artfulness in concealing the same from him; and the great injurythe People thereby sustains: is a manifest oppression. And for remedy whereof, we take the freedom to recommendthe following mode of redress, not doubting audience and acceptancewhich will not only tend to our relief, but command prayers at a dutyfrom your humble Petitioners. 1. That at all elections each suffrage be given by Ticket & Ballot. 2. That the mode of Taxation be altered, and each person pay in proportion to the proffits arising from his Estate. 3. That no future tax be laid in Money, until a currency is made. 4. That there may be established a Western as well as a Northern and Southern District, and a Treasurer for the same. 5. That when a currency is made it may be let out by a loan office (on land security) and a Treasurer for the same 6. That all debts above 60s (shillings) and under 10 pounds be tried and determined without lawyers, by a jury of six freeholders, impaneled by a Justice, and that their verdict be enter'd by the said Justice, and be a final judgement. 7. That the Chief Justice have no perquisites, but a Salary only. 8. That Clerks be restricted in respect to fees, costs, and other things within the course of their office. 9. That Lawyers be effectively Barr'd from exacting and extorting fees. 10. That all doubts may be removed in respect to the payment of fees and costs on Indictments whereas the Defendant is not found guilty by the jury, and therefore acquited. 11. That the Assembly make known the Remonstrance to the King, the conduct of the cruel and oppressive Receiver of the Quit Rents, for omitting the customary easie and effectual method of collecting by distress, and pursuing the expensive mode of commencing suits in the most distant Courts. 12. That the Assembly in like manner make known that the Governor and Council fo frequently grant lands to as many as they think proper without regard to Head Rights, notwithstanding the contrariety of his Majesties instructions, by which means immence sums has been collected, and numerous Patents granted, for much of the most fertile lands in this Province, that is yet uninhabited and cultivated, environed by great numbers of poor people who are necessitated to toil in the cultivation of bad Lands whereon they hardly can subsist, who are thereby deprived of His Majesties liberality and Bounty nor is there the least regard paid to the cultivation clause in said Patent mentioned, as many of the said Council as well as their friends and favorites enjoy large quanitities of Lands under the above-mentioned circumstances. 13. That the Assembly communicates in like manner the Violation of His Majesties Instructions respecting the Land Office by the Governor and Council, and of their own rules, customs and orders. If it be sufficiently proved, that after they had granted Warrants for some Tracts of Land, and that the same was in due time suvey'd and returned and the Patent fees timely paid into the said office; and that if a private Council was called to avoid spectators, and peremptory orders made that Patents should not be granted; and Warrants by their orders arbitrarily to have been issued in the names of other Persons for the same Lands, and if when intreated by a solicitor they refus'd to render so much as a reason for their so doing, or to refund any part of the money paid by them extorted. 14. That some method may be pointed out that every Improvement on Lands in any of the Proprietors part be proved when begun, by whom, and every sale made, that the eldest may have the preference of at least 300 acres. 15. That all taxes in the following Counties be paid as in other Counties in the Province (i.e.) in the produce of the County and that warehouses be erected as follows (viz), In Anson County at Isom Haleys Ferry Landing on PeeDee River, Rowan and Orange at Cambleton in Cumberland County, Mecklenburg at __?___ on the Catawba River, and in Tryon County at __?__ on __?__ River. 16. That every denomination of People may marry according to their respective mode Ceremony and customs after due publication or License. 17. That Doc't Benjamin Franklin or some other known patriot be appointed agent, to represent the unhappy state of this Province to his Majesty, and to solicit the several Boards in England. John Snor-------------------Jonathan Gowers----------------Jason Meadow Isaac Armstrong-----------Stokey Yeamons-----------------Robert Broadaway William Thomson---------Thomas Harper------------------Samuel Tonehberg Auth'd Hutchins----------- John Johnson------------------- Samuel Flake Seamor Almond ----------- James Upton------------------- Thomas Balice Isaac Falconberg -------- Jacob Watson------------------- John Preslie Francis Smith------------ Isham Belvin------------------ John Cartright John Jeffrey-------------- Owen Slaughter---------- Thomas Lacy Neal French----------- Thomas Wright------------- John Jackson Jero Miller------------------- Patrick Sanders------------------- Joseph French Tiery Robinson----------------John Ryle---------------- William Newberry Gabrill Davis------------------ John Culpepper------------------- Leonard Webb Aquila Jones------------------- John Jones, Sr.---------------- Julius Holley Thomas Tallant---------------- Wm. Grifen Hogon----------- John James Junr. James Denson------------------- Robert Maner-------------- John James Senr William Raiford----------------- John Watts--------------- Jimmey James John I. Merree --------------- John Davis ------------------Jonathan Helms George Wilson------------------ Richard Leak---------------- Tilmon Helms Robert Webb------------------- Charles Hines----------------- James Sanders Thomas Taylor-------------------James McIlvanilly-------------- John Bailey David Smith------------------- Van Swearingen---------------- Samuel Gaylord James Barker------------------ William Hore----------------- Richard Sands John Mims--------------------Joseph Martin-------------------Jason Irol Hinsinbru John Brooks Junr---------------Thomas Nelson---------------- Thomas Preslar William C.B.Bond---------------William Burns------------------- Thomas Culpepper John Bond---------------------- John Leveritt-------------------- Daniel Culpepper Moses M. Tallant---------- Theofilis Williams------------------- John Snider Benjamin Dumas ------------- William Leveritt------------------- William Mims Joseph White----------------- James Williams---------------------- Robert Smith William Sidden----------------- John Coleman-------------------- Zachariah Smith Silvannus Waker---------------- Meeagar Edwards---------------- John Smith John Smith (Sandhill)----------- Anthony Mathis------------------ John Thomas David Dumas---------------- Fagan Gring ------------------------- William Burt Benjamin Smith--------------- Samuel Ratcliff------------------ Edward Smith William Benton---------------- John Long-------------------------- Elijah Clark William Coleman---------------- Charles Smith------------------- John Clark Alexander McPherson-------------- James Bound (Bond?)-------- James Adams E. Pickett ----------- ----------- Abraham Pelyou------------------- Thomas Mason Junr Thomas Gowers----------------- Jason Meadow Junr------------- John Bennet Jonathan Turner-------- Daniel Laws ----------------------- Thadwick Hogins Barnabee Skipper-------------- Abraham Bellow------------------- Thomas Barrotz George Skipper------------------ Thomas Donnor ------------------- James E. Arnet John Jenkins---------------------- Joseph Hindes------------- Thomas Trull David Phelps------------------- William Haley ------------------ William Cukpepper John McNish ------------------- Francis Clark------------------ John Thomas Suggs Jonathan Lewellyn -------- Jeremiah Terrell ------------------- John Hornbeck Leonard Franklyn--------------- Darass Burns------------------- William Dinkins Edward Almond ----------------- Thomas Baley------------------- Thomas Dinkins Thomas Mims------------------- Stephen Bush--------------------- Marverick Layn John Stinkberry --------------- Jacob Cockerham---------------- Waterman Boatman William Leaton-------------- John Flowel --------------------- John Simmons Luke Robinson------------------- Stephen Jackson---------------- Augustine Prestwood John Webb------------------- John Jones ------------------ Richard Downs Andrew Griffin ---------------- Archelam Moorman---------------- Samuel Ratcliff Junr George Estress--------------- William Digge------------------- Elisha Ratcliff James Griffin--------------- Bennakia Moorman ------------- John Poston William Estress----------------- William Haley Junr ------------------ John Poston senr Stephen Bush------------------ John Mathews ------------------- Ned Mathes Joseph Burcham --------------- James Mathews ------------------- Benjamin Bunt Stephen Piecock----------------- Joseph Webb----------------------- Jowl Jormal Robert Jarman ------------------- Andrew Falconbery ---------------- Yomond Lloyd William Thredgill ----------------- Isaac Falconbert Junr----------- Thomas Lucas Robert Lowery ------------------- Henry Falconbery ------------------- Wlliam Lucas Denes Norlen---------------------- David Cox ------------------------ Christopher Butler Lewis Lowery ---------------------- John Horback------------------- John Sowel Edward Chambers---------------- Beaty Web----------------------- Edward Morris Thomas Pickett------------------- Isaac Inceste ------------------- William Treneen William Ussery ----------- William Web----------- John Williams William Jowers------------ Walter Gibson--------------- John Burcham Shadrach Denson --------------- Silvester Gibson--------------- William Sowel Joseph Harrison-------------- Burlingham Rudd-------------- John Carpenter Joseph Howelt------------------ John Murphy---------------------- Francis Jourden Thomas Ussery-------------- John Liles ------------- Henry Burcham John Thomas------------------ James Liles---------------------- William Morris Benjamin Covington------------ Thomas Arrington------------------- John Morgan Isam Haley -------------------- Thomas Mackneih------------------- James Burcham Silas Haley--------------------- Thomas Fox --------------------- James Sanders George Belvin------------------ Henry Stokes --------------------- Joseph Morris William Blewet ------------- John Brooks Junr ----------------- Samuel Sowel Charles Sowell--------------- William Lucas Junr --------------- Welcome Ussery James Gibson------------------ Joseph Allen --------------------- Matthew Raiford junr William Gibson ------- - William Morris Junr------------------- Elisha Thomson John Hunt----------------------- Lewis Sowell--------------------- John Thompson Richard Braswell---------------- John Skinner------------------- Goin C. Morgan George Braswell ------------------ Jesse WallasRef. Source: "Colonial Records", Vol. VIII, 1769-1771, pp. 81-82 and pp. 241-244, by Saunders; also: North Carolina History Told By Contemporaries," pp.87-93, by Lefler; also: "The War of The Regulators and The Battle of Alamance, May 16, 1771, by William S. Powell. <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/~cindycasey/ncrecord.htm#granville">Ussery NC Record</A> or http://www.geocities.com/~cindycasey/ncrecord.htm#granville

Hello all, I have posted many very early Richmond County marriage (1782 -1815) records to to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncrichmo/1782earlmar.htm Visit when you can. Myrtle Bridges

Good pictures of Salisbury Civil War Prison & Cemetery http://www.Gorowan.com/salisburyprison Salisbury Prison http://www.Gorowan.com/rowanroots My family history http://www.Gorowan.com/rootsofrowan Historical Rowan County, NC info http://www.GoRowan.com/rowanroots/articles.php Old wagon road articles Many westbound migrants passed through old Rowan County. Dan Patterson Rowan County Information Website . Abenschon . Boger . Braun . Cobb . Furr . Kluttz . Lemly . Lyerly . Michael . Patterson . Propst . Rufty . Sink . Smith . Suther . Treece . Waggoner

Rex I tried going to your site but got this page could not be displayed Barbara >From: "Rex" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: "Rex" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: [NCROOTS] NC Lookups >Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 14:55:05 -0500 > >Hi all. As promised I have just added a few new items to my webpage which >I am willing to do free lookups from. A couple of these newly added items >are NC resources. There are other newly added resources listed on my >webpage that I will do lookups from also. Please note the instructions on >my page for requesting a free lookup from any of the sources I have. Don't >forget to sign my guestbook while you're there. > >Rex Bertram >PO Box 651 >Redkey, IN 47373 > >I do Free Genealogy Look-ups from many sources. Check out my web page. >http://www.folksites.com/genealogylookups/ > > > > >--- >Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. >Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). >Version: 6.0.268 / Virus Database: 140 - Release Date: 8/7/2001 > > >==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== >NCGenWeb list of NC genealogy links: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/list.html > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Hi all. As promised I have just added a few new items to my webpage which I am willing to do free lookups from. A couple of these newly added items are NC resources. There are other newly added resources listed on my webpage that I will do lookups from also. Please note the instructions on my page for requesting a free lookup from any of the sources I have. Don't forget to sign my guestbook while you're there. Rex Bertram PO Box 651 Redkey, IN 47373 I do Free Genealogy Look-ups from many sources. Check out my web page. http://www.folksites.com/genealogylookups/ --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.268 / Virus Database: 140 - Release Date: 8/7/2001

I am trying to find the gentleman who total me about a year ago that he wrote a book about the Bradley Store that is below the town of Kiping and above the town of Lillington in Harnett County, North Carolina. If anyone can help me that would be great. Jan

If any one has the 1870 Davidson Co. census can they please give me a look up for the following. Thank you very much. Cathy William McBride 1870 Davidson County, NC. Pg. 213, Tyre Twp.

Looking for information on any Carliles or Carlisles who came from PA, VA or NC into SC to Craven, Cheraws, Prince Frederick's, Prince George-Winyaw, Williamsburg or Charleston during the period 1700 to 1800. Fred Carlile

Looking for information on any Carliles or Carlisles who came from PA, VA or NC into SC to Craven, Cheraws, Prince Fredricks, Prince George-Winyaw, Williamsburg or Charleston during the period 1700 to 1800. Fred Carlile

Hi to List, Some of you researching the Evans and related families may wish to visit my Evans web site. If you have viewed this site previously you may wish to revisit it as I have added more pictures and documents. This site is also now linked to the Evans cemetery page and the Hafner family page. You can now view all three pages if you wish to do so. We will be glad to exchange information with anyone interested. You may click on the below URL for the Evans page or simply type the URL into your web browser as with any web page. www.evans78.homestead.com/evanspage.html Thanks, Alex Hafner Evans

Are there any others working on this Smith family line? Thanks, Janice Rewerts 1. ANDREW1 SMITH was born Abt. 1810 in N.C. USA, and died Abt. 1855 in Bond Co., IL USA. He married ELIZABETH ISELEY January 18, 1833 in Guilford Co., NC USA. She was born Abt. 1810 in N.C. USA, and died August 07, 1859 in Greenville, Bond Co., IL USA. Children of ANDREW SMITH and ELIZABETH ISELEY are: i. MATILDA2 SMITH, b. January 03, 1832, NC USA; m. HENRY COCHRAN, January 27, 1853, Bond County, IL USA; b. October 23, 1829, Maury Co., TN USA; d. August 08, 1889. ii. ELIZA A. SMITH, b. Abt. 1836, Bond Co., IL USA; d. September 23, 1859, Bond Co., IL USA; m. JOHN H. MAY, September 23, 1857, Bond Co., IL USA; b. Abt. 1828, Al USA; d. January 01, 1881, Eureka Springs, ARK USA. iii. MARGARET JANE SMITH, b. November 17, 1836, Bond Co., IL USA; d. December 19, 1880; m. JOHN M. HUNTER, December 18, 1855, Bond Co., IL USA; b. March 22, 1811; d. March 01, 1876. iv. MARY SMITH, b. February 22, 1838, Bond Co., IL USA; d. June 29, 1918, Bond Co ,IL USA; m. SAMUEL L. S. 'STEWART' HUNTER, April 05, 1855, Bond Co., IL USA; b. September 11, 1828, IL USA; d. February 18, 1880, Bond Co ,IL USA. v. WILLIAM SMITH, b. November 13, 1839, Bond Co., IL. USA; d. February 18, 1892, Greenville, Bond Co., IL USA; m. RACHEL VASHTI BALCH, February 07, 1859, Greenville, Bond Co., IL USA; b. August 03, 1840, IN USA; d. November 18, 1916, Bond Co., IL. USA. vi. ANDREW JACKSON SMITH, b. November 13, 1846, Bond Co. , IL USA; d. July 17, 1931; m. HARRIET JANE WARNER, August 12, 1877, Bond Co., IL USA; b. April 01, 1860; d. November 04, 1906. vii. JACOB SMITH, b. November 13, 1846, Bond Co., IL USA; d. Bef. 1915; m. MARY E. AUSTIN, October 08, 1892, Bond Co., IL USA. viii. CHARLOTTE L. 'LOTTIE' SMITH, b. February 21, 1852, Bond Co., IL USA; d. December 31, 1940; m. JOHN RICHESON HUNTER, August 29, 1878, Bond Co., IL USA; b. April 11, 1855; d. August 26, 1929. ix. SARAH CATHERINE SMITH.

I have added over 1100 soldiers to the North Carolina Civil War Soldiers database. Stop by to see if any of them belong to you. http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/north_carolina_civil_war_soldiers.htm Happy Searchin' Brenda Visit my web site for databases of AL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KY, MO, NC, TN and TX: CENSUS ONLINE & OTHER DIGGINS http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/census1.htm

>Hello, > >I am looking for the burial site of William SMITH who died 10 Nov 1780. >According to a document I received from a cousin, he was mentioned >in the "Moravian Diaries" , Vol IV, page 1634, Bethabara Diary as a >military or militia man and was buried in the parrish graveyard. > >There is mention that he was "shot in camp"...but, since he was born >about 1705 and died 1780, I wonder what the circumstances could >have been that a 75 year old man should have (a)been shot (b) been >defined as a military/militia man. There's also the question of what he >was doing at a Moravian camp. > >Is there an index to the Dobb's Parish Graveyard ? If so, could I please >request a look-up for William Smith ? > Yes, he's listed at Dobb's Parish, which is the graveyard near Bethabara where the Moravians buried persons who were "outsiders", i.e. non-Moravians. No birth date given, death 10 Nov 1780, as you say. The "camp" referred to seems to be an encampment of soldiers near Bethabara. The diary entry on November 10 says that they have been there for 19 days. The entry on November 7 says the following: This morning a man was brought from the camp; he had been shot in the body through the carelessness of another man, and appeared to be in a serious condition. The man, whose name was Schmidt, was laid in the little school-house... [this is on page 1633]. I don't see anything that says he was 75 years old. Where did you get that birthdate? Elizabeth Harris NCGenWeb project: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/ Winston-Salem NC area genealogy: http://users.erols.com/fmoran/