i have a mary mccree married to a joseph gibson in dec 16 1789 in nc i hope this will help martha

Hi, Here's the URL I have for the National Archives. http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/genindex.html#1930 Just scroll down and you will find a civil war record link. I also copied some info provided there, just in case the url does not work. It follows below. Happy hunting, Caron To obtain Civil War military service and pension records by mail Paper copies of Civil War military service and pension records can be ordered by mail using one NATF Form 80 for each soldier and each type of file. You can obtain the NATF Form 80 by providing your name and mailing address to inquire@nara.gov. Be sure to specify "Form 80" and the number of forms you need. You can also obtain the NATF Form 80 by writing to: National Archives and Records Administration, Attn: NWDT1, 700 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20408-0001.

Hi Laura and Frankie and List members, I am sorry but it has been over 10 yrs. ago when I sent for the records. All I can tell you is that I sent to the National Archives for the records. The more information you can give them, such as Name, DOB, state living in at beginning of the war, etc. the better your chances are of getting the correct records. I hope that someone on the list can post the on-line URL for the National Archives as I believe it will have all the information that you will need to send for the records. I used to have the address---until my computer crashed----and I remember seeing a lot of information about how to send for records on the site. Jean Hancock ----- Original Message ----- From: <LauraHernd@aol.com> To: <theshadow@glade.net> Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2000 3:00 PM Subject: Re: [NCROOTS] Need Answers About Records. > Hi Diane, > May I ask where you sent off to get this CW record? I have a ggrandfather > who signed up in Bennettsville, Marlboro Co, SC and was in Co. F, of the 4th > South Carolina State Troops. What was the costs for these records? Thanks. > Blessings, Laura Herndon

Hi Diane, I sent for my ancestor's CW records and got all kinds of information: dob, pob, fa. and ma.'s name, county where enlisted, physical description, etc. I even received copies of his roster records (these were slips of paper which told which regiment he was in, when, and where, how much pay he received, when he took leave, etc.). They are sort of like pay vouchers. It did not list his wife's name because he wasn't md. at the time. However, I would bet that it would have listed her if he had been since it did list his parent's names. It takes a while sometimes to get these records, but they are definitely worth getting. Oh, I only knew his name and where he was living at the beginning of the war. I knew that he was born in 1841 because of the census so I figured that any 20 yr. old was probably in the fighting and took a chance and asked if there were records. Good luck, Jean Hancock ----- Original Message ----- From: "Diane Johnson" <geraldine@intrstar.net> To: <NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 10:12 PM Subject: [NCROOTS] Need Answers About Records. > Can anybody out there tell me, what kind of info a man would given when he > enlisted in Oct. of 1861 in the North Carolina State Troops? And are they > records of that info still around? Because I thought I might could get my > John Johnson`s abt.1827, parents names this way and his wife`s real name > this way. I`ve about run out of ways to find them. All help will be greatly > appreciated. > Thanks, > James L. Johnson Jr. > > List surnames; Johnson, ?(Maddill), Barnes, Avery, Weeks, Godwin, Moore. In > North Carolina. > > ______________________________

A special thanks to Bill Autry and gbarbour(George and Willie) for help with James Jordan's marriage look-up. I wonder if some courthouse records burned for some counties in North Carolina during the civil war as I learned was the case for some courthouse records for some counties in South Carolina. Every day I learn more and more about history. Any how, thanks to the kind people who looked up the info. for me. Bonnie

Hello all, Just wanted you to know that there's a new mailing list out concerning the ancestors and descendants of Thomas Marion HARP Sr., who was born 1732, (probably Virginia..maybe Maryland), and settled in Granville County, North Carolina. Some of the allied families are: Tudor, Lewis, Moore, Stanton, Harrison, Dickerson, Grace, Johnson, Murphy, Bohannon, Smith, Dale, Masoner, Maxwell, Chapman, and more. We hope you'll join us by sending mail to: HARP-THOMAS-MARION-L-request@rootsweb.com, or HARP-THOMAS-MARION-d-request@rootsweb.com Analee Watts, IBSSG Delano, CA, USA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Listowner of: INTERRACIAL-GENEALOGY-L at RootsWeb (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lineaje/INTERRACIAL-L.html) SLEEP-L and DEPRESSION-L at RootsWeb communities GenealogyLookups at ONEList ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hi Marian, 1895 Atlas - North Carolina City or Town Name : Gudger Population : County: Tyrell Area of State : East Has Post Office? Yes Has Railroad? No Has Express Office? No City or Town Name : Gudger's Mill Population : County: Buncombe Area of State : West Has Post Office? Yes Has Railroad? No Has Express Office? No Ruth in NC e-mail: RLugowski@aol.com

Does anyone have access to the North Carolina treemaker cd's? If possible, >would you check to see if there is a marriage date and place for Campbell (C.C.) KING and Estell Ophelia (Essie) McREA (aka McCREE). All help will be appreciated.

> Does anyone have access to the North Carolina treemaker cd's? If possible, would you check to see if there is any information about the > family of Malinda E. Johnston born 1822 who married Lawson Keever 28 Dec 1841 in Lincoln Co NC ? Thank you, Malinda jones

I would like to make a request for a look-up of the family of Malinda E. Johnston born 1822 who married Lawson Keever 1841 in Lincoln Co NC Thanks, Malinda Jones BJo3791845@aol.com wrote: > Does anyone have access to the North Carolina treemaker cd's? If possible, > would you check to see if there was a marriage for James Jordan and Catherine > (unknown)? between the years l8l9 and l823 in North Carolina? Her surname is > not available but the rest of her name may have been Sarah Catherine. Her > birthplace was North Carolina according to the federal census. > > Thanks. > > Bonnie > BJo3791845@aol.com > > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== > Discussion on this list is restricted to NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY only. > If you're not sure if what you are about to post is appropriate for this list, please check with the list manager: <ncgen@mindspring.com> > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Looking for the spouse and decendants of George Calvert Yount George was born 4 May 1790 in Burke Co., NC He died 5 Oct 1865 in Napa Valley, Sonoma Co., CA Any help would be appreciated. Forrest in California orndorfffo@butte.cc.ca.us

Bonnie-There is a marriage listed between James Jordan and Sarah Ann Taylor 3Mar1833 in Chowan County, NC. Best Regards, Bill Autry At 09:17 PM 1/18/2000 EST, you wrote: >Does anyone have access to the North Carolina treemaker cd's? If possible, >would you check to see if there was a marriage for James Jordan and Catherine >(unknown)? between the years l8l9 and l823 in North Carolina? Her surname is >not available but the rest of her name may have been Sarah Catherine. Her >birthplace was North Carolina according to the federal census. > >Thanks. > >Bonnie >BJo3791845@aol.com > > >==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== >Discussion on this list is restricted to NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY only. >If you're not sure if what you are about to post is appropriate for this list, please check with the list manager: <ncgen@mindspring.com> > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Good morning, Below is a URL that was posted on GEN-MEDIEVAL-L@rootsweb.com which gives a brief overview of the people who were 1st persecuted by British monarchs (hanged, beheaded, etc) and later recognized and beatified by the church. I was stunned at how familiar so many of the names were....many of them appearing regularly on these lists. It gave new many to the term "religious persecution" to me. Enjoy, Malinda Jones "Margaret Pole was beatified (with 49 other English Martyrs) by Leo XIII, 29 December 1886. There is a list of the English martyrs and confessors in the Catholic Encyclopedia, though without their dates of beatification. It can be found at:" http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05474a.htm

I find no record of a marriage between Campbell KING & Estell MCREA/MCCREE on any of the marriage cd's for NC/TN/VA, etc. I do find Campbell C. KING on the 1870 census as being 37 yrs of age, residing in Mecklenburg Co., NC, in Long Creek Twp. Same Twp, Mecklenburg Co, is a Sarah J. KING, 26 yrs of age. Ruth in NC e-mail: RLugowski@aol.com Rootsweb Sponsor

AGIGAGEKOG@AOL.OM LOVE GRANNY #/# Name Age S/R Occup. Real-$ Birth-Place 1 1 Wright Lennon 31 M Farmer 450 Velney Lennon M Armeline P. Wells 23 M Laborer 2 2 John Powers 40 M Farmer 100 Elizabeth Powers 37 F Celia Powers 20 F Jordan Powers 18 M Laborer Chamber Powers 16 M Do. Rebecca Powers 14 F Lucretia Powers 11 F Martin Powers 8 M Mary Powers 6 F John Powers 4 M Elizabeth Powers 2 F Amelia Powers 5/12 F 3 3 Sally Campbell 25 F Nameleqs Campbell 7 F 4 4 James Hammonds Jr. 27 M Laborer Prudence Hammands 23 F Purion McD. Hammonds 3 M Hannah A.M. Hammonds 1 F 5 5 Alice Williford 48 F 90 Robeson Rose A. Williford 21 F Mary J. Williford 17 F Alice Y.E. Williford 13 F 6 6 Saml. Elkins 45 M Farmer Robeson Eleanor Elkins 31 F Robeson James A. Elkins 15 M Laborer Geo. W. Elkins 12 M John Q. Elkins 11 M Elizabeth Elkins 7 F Charles L. Elkins 4 M 7 7 Rhoda Campbell 41 F Marion Dist. S.C. James R. Campbell 2 M 8 8 Sarah High 65 F Bladen Mary J. Butler 32 F Bladen Jas. A. Butler 32 M Hono Bladen Olif Butler 39 F Frances A. Butler 8 F Bladen James L. Butler 7 M Mary A. Butler 4 F Lucy B. Butler 3 F #/# Name Age S/R Occup. Real-$ Birth-Place 8 8 John W. Butler 1 M Bladen 9 9 William Hobbs 29 M Farmer Bladen Amelia Hobbs 33 F 10 10 John H. Stephens 23 M do Hannah Stephens 21 F Martha Stephens 1 F 11 11 Rachel Wells 50 F Rebecca Nobles 22 F S. Jane Nobles 2 F Elizabeth Nobles 1 F 12 12 Joel Hester 23 M do Anna J.E. Hester 30 F Sarah J. Hester 2 F David J. Hester 1 M 13 13 Job Hester 30 M do 125 Amelia Hester 29 F Mary E. Hester 3 F Moses Hester 2 M 14 14 Joseph Powers 31 M Laborer Orra Powers 21 F John A. Powers 6 M Winney E. Powers 3 F Robert J. Powers 9/12 M 15 15 Comfort Hester 50 F Bladen William Hester 22 M Farmer 150 Robeson 16 16 James M. Kellihan 31 M do 100 Mary C. Kelliham 31 F Bladen Martha M. Kellihan 2 F Mary F. Kellihan 1 F Bright Kellihan 1/12 M 17 17 John Kellihan 61 M do 150 Craven Elizabeth Kellihan 55 F Dennis Kellihan 17 M Laborer John J. Kellihan 13 M 18 18 Jonathan Williams 39 M M Farmer 50 Helen Williams 28 28 F M Robeson David Williams 3 M M Henry Williams 1 M M Leonard Williams 4/12 M M 19 19 Sally Powers 44 F Helen Powers 5 F M Sarah E. Powers 1 F #/# Name Age S/R Occup. Real-$ Birth-Place 20 20 George L. Brown 49 M Farmer 1650 Edward B. Brown 20 M Laborer Mary A. Brown 18 F Geo. M. Brown 14 M do 21 21 Susannah Williams 62 F 22 22 Rhisa E. Williams 35 M Farmer Penelope Williams 31 F Robeson Elizabeth Williams 9 F Mary A. Williams 8 F John W. Williams 4 M Wm. A. Williams 1 M 23 23 Epenetus Griffin 53 M do Ester Griffin 38 F Robeson Martha A. Griffin 2 F Abigail Kitchen 15 F Robeson 24 24 Rhoda Porter 50 F Robeson Caswell Porter 21 M do Richard Porter 17 M do 400 25 25 Francis Lennon 28 M do 350 Elizabeth Lennon 33 F Ara Lennon 2 M Gregory Lennon 1 M Woodberry Lennon 5/12 M 26 26 Sally Lennon 71 F 2000 Bladen 27 27 Lot B. Lennon 42 M 1212 Mary E. Lennon 34 F John C. Lennon 15 M Laborer Katharine J. Lennon 13 F Sally B. Lennon 9 F Ann R. Lennon 6 F Dennis S. Lennon 1 M 28 28 Moore Lennon 72 M Farmer 2000 Sarah Lennon 67 F Nancemond, On Mary Lennon 30 F Martha Lennon 25 F 29 29 Curtis Fields 54 M 450 Robeson Mary Fields 53 F James H. Fields 20 M Laborer Doctor G. Fields 18 M do Curtis Fields 16 M do Jackson Fields 12 M Mary M. Fields 8 F 29 29 Rebecca Powers 74 F 30 30 Alcy Killiahn 50 F 10 Bladen Jordan Hinson 36 M Farmer 100 Robeson John G. Hinson 11 M Robeson Isaiah Hinson 10 M Emigrade Hinson 7 F Giles Hinson 6 M William Hinson 4 M Michael Hinson 2 M Ann J. Hinson 30 F 31 31 Jesse Lawson 31 M Laborer 37 Amelia Lawson 30 F Needham Lawson 13 M Julia A. Babson 5 F 32 32 Restore Powell 53 M Emmy Powell 51 F Jennet Shaw 10 F 33 33 Robert Powers 36 M Farmer 150 Susannah Powers 36 F Aily Powers 13 F David G. Powers 10 M Alfred Powers 8 M Susannah Powers 5 F Penelope J. Powers 1/12 F * * Needham B. Langston 37 M Tailor Wayne 34 34 John Edmund 55 M Farmer 1000 Sarah Edmund 54 F Robeson Doctor F. Edmund 26 M Farmer Richard Edmund 20 M Laborer Joseph P. Edmund 19 M do Calvin Edmund 16 M do Wingate Edmund 15 M do 35 35 Henry Babson 34 M None Ireny Babson 30 F Rose A.J. Ray 15 F Asbury Babson 10 M Saml. J. Babson 8 M P. Purdie Babson 6 M Henry Babson 4 M Smithy Babson 1/12 F * * Hannel Izel 80 M Laborer Sampson 36 36 Jacob Falks 50 M Farmer Hannah " 44 F Mary J. " 12 F John A. " 8 M Sally L. " 2 F 37 37 Jas. C. Powell 37 M do 1500 Lucy " 30 F Sarah J. " 8 F Alexr. F. " 6 M David W. " 3 M Oliver P. " 4/12 M 38 38 A. T. Toon 46 M Farmer 5000 Va. Mary " 32 F John R. Kelly 12 M Princifer A. Toon 11 F Thomas F. " 9 M James I. " 8 M Luther " 6 M Archibald " 4 M Francis M. " 1 M Thos. D. Hubert 59 M Laborer France 39 39 Richard D. Wooten 52 M Farmer 3000 Eliza J. " 47 F Sarah E. " 17 F Caroline M. " 13 F Edward W. " 11 M twins Francis M. " 11 M twins Thomas J. " 9 M Eliza J. " 3 F 40 40 David George 65 M do 5000 Lewis George 35 M do David " 25 M do 41 41 Luke R. Duncan 45 M do 200 Katharine " 46 F Goldsbury " 25 M Laborer Drusilla " 22 F Julia A. " 19 F Benj. McD. " 13 M Louise " 12 F 42 42 Emmy Bryan 38 F Marilda J. 2 F Martha Fowles 19 F

What Reeds do you have ? I have Rev Carson Pate Reed of the Cumberland Presbyterian church ....his parents were John Reed and Margaret Carson. They were married 5 Mar 1719 at Guilford Co NC . Wm Carson was surety for the wedding bond . Does anyone look familiar ? Malinda Jones Tom Browning wrote: > Hi all, > New to the list. Looking for any information about the following: > > John Albert HUMPHRIES,b 12 Oct 1854,place ??? > d 06 Jan 1942,Palestine,Anderson,TX > m 02 Feb 1887, place ??? > > wife - Tena Eloise Moody, b 1 Feb 1870, place ?? > d 11 Aug 1923, Oakwood, Leon,TX > > John was a farmer. He was also a mason in Jewett Lodge No. > 427 for over 50 years and served as the District Deputy Grand > Master of the 24th Masonic District from 1947-1948. > > Family rumor has him & wife from NC or SC. Any information > that may help to fill in the gaps would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks. > > Tom Browning > tbrownin@crowdercollege.net > Researching BROWNING, REED, MOODY, HUMPHRIES > > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== > Discussion on this list is restricted to NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY only. > Please don't include NCROOTS as a recipient for your personal correspondence. > For comments or list administration questions, contact the list manager: <ncgen@mindspring.com> > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/

Can anybody out there tell me, what kind of info a man would given when he enlisted in Oct. of 1861 in the North Carolina State Troops? And are they records of that info still around? Because I thought I might could get my John Johnson`s abt.1827, parents names this way and his wife`s real name this way. I`ve about run out of ways to find them. All help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, James L. Johnson Jr. List surnames; Johnson, ?(Maddill), Barnes, Avery, Weeks, Godwin, Moore. In North Carolina.

FORWARDED FROM ANOTHER LIST ...(with permission)...I seem to recall seeing that some people on the list were researching these folks. Hope this is helpful. Malinda Bushy Hartman wrote: > Hi Malinda, > I pull that from other sources so sure go ahead if you'd like. I have five > personal line sites and we also do a county site in SC so time is already > tight, along with my posts to the Cox list. I am glad you could use the > information, that is my whole goal.Sometimes people need to go to the states > their lines ended up in to find the information about where they came from. > I am hoping to increase awareness about this and if anything bring the > information to light. > Hope you have a great day. > Bushy > I think this information might benefit a lot of folks. Have you thought > about posting your findings on a website ? I keep seeing messages about free > ones. > > Thanks, > Malinda > > Bushy Hartman wrote: > > > This is some more info on the Woodson's and Callaway from VA. > > > > THE CALLOWAY CONNECTION WITH THE WOODSONS AND THE JORDANS > > > > The CALLOWAY FAMILY in Virginia were connected with the WOODSONS and the > JORDANS, two well known early Virginia families. This connection started > away back in 1712, when BENJAMIN CALLAWAY of Isle of Wight County is shown > as one of the witnesses to the will of DANIEL SANBORNE, whose daughter > ELIZABETH married JOSHUA JORDAN and became the grandfather of SANB??RNE > WOODSON, who settled in Goochland County. BENJAMIN CALLAWAY'S wife had been > SUSANNA COBB, whose COBB descendants removed to CASWELL COUNTY, North > Carolina and over into the WATAUGA VALLEY, where the names of William and > Pharoah Cobb became well known. The Sanborn Woodson family intermarried with > the JORDAN FAMILY, and REUBEN JORDAN intermarried with a daughter ?? of > ALLEN HOWARD, who was the brother of the BENJAMIN HOWARD whose son Benjamin > moved to Wilkes County, N. ??. JORDAN COUNCIL who married SALLIE HOWARD, > dau. of the younger BENJAMIN, got his name in some way from these JORDANS > who were the neighbors of the HARDE! > > N and HODGES COUNCIL family, that lived in ISLE OF WIGHT. > > > > When WILLIAM CALLAWAY moved to BEDFORD COUNTY, Virginia, and donated 100 > acres of his 15,000 to BENJAMIN HOWARD, ZACHARIAH ISBELL and RICHARD > CALLAWAY on which to build the town of NEW BEIFORD he found his land lying > next to the tract of 2800 acres that had been patented by OBEDIAH WOODSON, > who set out the biggest peach orchard in Virginia, and let one of his > daughters marry THOMAS CALLAWAY, son of PETER CALLOWAY, of SOMERSET COUNTY, > MD., and thus OBEDIAH CALLAWAY came into the family. - A descendant of > THOMAS CALLOWAY declares he thinks Thomas married a MISS ANDERSON, but the > story is not convincing and is accompanied by not even circumstantial > evidence to prove it. In 1755 TUC??ER WOODSOON patented 400 acres in > Lunenburg County on Elkhorn Creek and adjoining THOMAS CALLAWAY. > > > > OBEDIAH CALLAWAY was living Wilkes County, North Carolina, neighbor to > BENJAMIN HOWARD, and SHADRACK CALLOWAY (named for SHADRACK WOODSON) who was > one of his brothers. > > > > JOHN FARRAR CALLOWAY AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS IN TENNESSEE. > > > > The name "FARRAR" in JOHN CALLOWAYS name came from the WOODSON and JORDAN > CONNECTION back in Henrico and Isle of Wight County, from whence the > Calloways hailed. > > > > Not only was THOMAS CALLOWAY and his wife MISS WOODSON responsible for > OBEDIAH CALLOWAY in the family, but may have had something to do with the > appearance of a WOODSON CALLOWAY, who appears on the records of Wilkes Co., > Georgia, most frequently - the son of a JESSE CALLOWAY, who migrated to that > section of the country. > > > > JOHN FARRAR CALLOWAY, the oldest son of THOMAS CALLOWAY, of BEDFORD > COUNTY, VIRGINIA, picked up his name from the kinfolks of the JORDANS and > WOODSONS of Eastern Virginia, into whom THOMAS CALLOWAY had married. > > > > I am not sure, again, that I have a correct and full list of the children > of JOHN FARRAR CALLOWAY. I don't know who his wife may have been, but I do > know that the records of KNOX COUNTY and MONROE COUNTY, Tennessee, indicate > that the names of his children were in all probability, about as follows: > > > > 1. JOSEPH WOODSON CALLOWAY - married > > NANCY HOWARD, the daughter of > > BENJAMIN HOWARD of Wilkes Co., > > North Carolina. > > 2. SHADRACK CALLOWAY. > > 3. JOHN FARRAR CALLOWAY who married > > MARY CASANDRA MOORE MORROW, a > > daughter of DAVID MORROW and > > his wife PRISCILLA DOUGHERTY > > of Jefferson County, Tenn. > > 4. JOHN T. CALLOWAY > > 5. MARY CALLOWAY > > 6. CAROLINE CALLOWAY m. THOMAS B. ?? > > 7. JAMES W. CALLOWAY > > 8. JUDAH L. CALLOWAY m. ADAM HODGES. > > 9. REBECCA E. CALLOWAY m. JAMES H. > > MORRIS. > > 10. THOMAS F. CALLOWAY > > > > JOHN FARRAR CALLOWAY, the third son mentioned above, first settled in KNOX > COUNTY, where his father lived for a short time until his death, & their > home was on HEAVER CREEK.The son JOHN F. became Sheriff of KN?? COUNTY for a > time, and later sold out and moved over into MONROE County, where his older > brother, JOSEPH CALLOWAY, died leaving a will back in 1831, in which he > mentioned his son, THOMAS HOWARD CALLOWAY, etc. > > > > ============================== > > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > > 12.8 million individuals and counting. > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Hello: I have had many postings on many lists for above referenced information. Some have been irritated, Some have been interested, some had never heard of it, and many have offerred me much good information. Many have asked me to post what I find out.This posting is in response to those requests that I post My info. The U S Congress, in May of 1790, proclaimed the territory formerly claimed by North Carolina, That area which is today known as all of Tennessee, Northern Ga, Northern Alabama, and all of Mississippi, as THE TERRITORY OF US SOUTH OF THE RIVER OHIO. aka SOUTHWEST TERRITORY. The Rangers were formed in 1790, and served until 1796, when Tennessee became a state. At that time, the remainder became the TERRITORY of MISSISSIPPI The Rangers were apparently an organization which patrolled, and generally made themselves "useful". Apparently simular to a State Militia. This is all that I have found out at this time. I have received many helpful hints, and suggestions. For these I am very grateful. I am still looking for definite information on George NUTTERFIELD, who enlisted in Lt Walkers company of Rangers in 1792. I have received information from a lady who has a book on the Rangers, and does show George listed. I will keep you updated. Dick CarterDick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

Pat-Sligo is in the northeastern corner of NC about 8 miles from the VA border. It is on Rt. 168 where it joins Rt. 34 and is 4 miles from Currituck. Regards, Bill Autry At 03:35 PM 1/18/2000 -0500, you wrote: >My mother-in-law was supposed to have been born in Sligo, N.C. Does anyone >have any idea where this is? We're stumped. Someone said it might have been >annexed into Va. >Regards, >Pat Sherwood > > > >==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== >Discussion on this list is restricted to NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY only. >Please keep this list on topic. Forwarded net-humor is not acceptable, no matter how funny it seems to you. >For comments or list administration questions, contact the list manager at <ncgen@mindspring.com> > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >