Hello, Would the person who was researching the Anthony surname please contact me or post your roll call again (that would be even better) . I think we have a connection...or at least..I think you have one with a cousin of mine from the Mitchell line . She has Henry Kimbrough and Ursula Anthony ...b. 23 May 1819 in Caswell Co.NC. Thank you, Malinda Jones

Could someone look up a name for me in the 1790 Census of North Carolina, please. Name is Francis Durden b. in 1770 Would like to know of his parents and any brothers or sisters. Thanks Dorothy Durden

Searching for Lockman, Allison, Seay, Williams, Smith, Brannon, Cagle, Bennett, Doughty/Daughty and allied lines in North Carolina. Any assistance appreciated.

It seems that this Andrew GIBSON was a Scot who settled in the "Little Germany" area of Old Orange (Now Alamance) Co/Guilford Co, NC. I am seeking information about any connections to other NC GIBSONs of the time, in particular the Joseph GIBSON of nearby Rockingham Co. I can find no connection. Andrew had a son named Joseph (the town of Gibsonville was named after him), but he was not the same Joseph. Andrew GIBSON had land next to the INGLE Mill, owned by German immigrants. Andrew married a Jane FREELAND, possible of the FREELANDs connected with the German Reformed Brick Church. Any information on the parents and or siblings of Andrew would be appreciated. The following is what I have on Andrew. The source for most of the following is "History of the Town of Gibsonville, 1971" by Melvin O. Wyrick. Andrew GIBSON was born in 1750. He became an apprentice to a silversmith in Edinborough, Scotland. When the silversmith immigrated in 1765, Andrew, age 15, came with him. This was against the wishes of Andrew's parents. They arrived in Charleston, SC. When he came of age, Andrew moved to Cheraw, SC and opened a store. About 1775 Andrew moved to the Brick Church area of Guilford and Orange (now Alamance) Counties, NC and operated a general store. I do not know why a Scot settled in "Little Germany". He met and married Jane FREELAND. My guess is that she was of the FREELANDs of Brick Church. At any rate, one of their children married a CLAPP of Brick Church. Larry Noah - larmil-1@att.net My family is at- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lrnoah/ Also websites for mailing lists NCOrange-L, BrickChurchNC-L, NOAH-L and BEARSE-L.

Looking for a connection with the CELLOUS surname. My great-grandfather, MAURICE CELLOUS LONG, born to DAVID LONG and SUSANNE KING. Maurice was born in southern Ohio ca. 1880 but I believe the family came from another state. The surname CELLOUS is not very common and I think it may be connected to Susanne's family. I know there were CELLOUS in NC in the 1860 census.

I saw a message about the Honeycutt's dated 1/4/2000. I tried to send a message to him but it would not go. I am looking for information on a Charles Honeycutt's line and would appreicate any contact. Thanks Laverne ----- Original Message ----- From: <NCROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <NCROOTS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 7:49 PM Subject: NCROOTS-D Digest V00 #6

Your email bounced sent this to list instead. Belinda Floyd wrote: > > Hello Greg: > Thank you for your kind offer. My brick wall is the > parents & siblings of my gr-gr-gr-grandfather > Alexander Russel McDonald, b 24 Dec 1789, near > Hillsborough, Orange Co, NC. If you could advise me > regarding any McDonald, MacDonald, Mc or MacDonnell or > Mc or MacDaniel. I know that the correct name is > McDonald & I have found them on the census in MO, > however after A.R. passed on the census his widow & at > least one son is listed as McDonnell. Thanking you in > advance & hoping that you can find something for me. > Belinda > Macdonald, Alexander NC CUMBERLAND CO. page-356 1800 males-00101 feales-0000000 Mcdonald, Archibald NC CUMBERLAND CO. page-383 1800 males-00010 females-3100100 Mcdonald, Daniel NC MOORE CO. page-74 1800 males-10100 females-0003003 Mcdonald, Kenneth NC MOORE CO. page-75 1800 males-10101 females-0010100 Mcdonah, Rencher NC PASQUOTANK CO. page-637 1800 males-00000 females-0001003 Mcdonald, John NC PASQUOTANK CO. page-628 1800 males-00200 females-0011019 Mcdonald, James NC WASHINGTON CO. page-714 1800 males-10200 females-1102002 these are all I could find Greg Simmons __________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

We have added a new link at the Mid-Atlantic Roots Network. This one is to US Newspapers Links.com. This site has links to every newpaper and television station that is online in the country. The significance of this is the Obituaries that are often online at the newspaper sites. This site will also help you keep up to date with what is happening today in your area of interest. To get to this site, go to: http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/ It is the last link in the General section. Thanks! Don & Jeanine

I am trying to find any info on Mary Jane FAIRCLOTH abt 1859- 1862 in Ash NC (possibly Ashe Co. NC). Mary Jane married John S (Steven/Stevins) CLARK (a PA native)abt 1880 Her parents were Richard FAIRCLOTH and Martha LONG both a NC native. These are my ggranparents.. I need dates, towns or any other info you can help with. If you can help, please e mail me at Lynn1583@aol.com Lynn in Orlando, FL

Can anyone help with family of Joseph CRABB b 1772 NC d. aft 1850. Had sons Stephen b cir 1791 and Relian born cir 1795 NC. Possibly had dau Rhoda born 1803/5 who md Fountain ROGERS and also son Joseph b 1805 who md Catherine ROGERS. Thnx. Mary ellen@airmail.net Who were parents/siblings of above Joseph b 1772??? Is he possibly same Joseph who also had son Joseph b 1803/5 and dau Rhoda born 1803/5?? Thnx. Was Father of this Joseph, Benjamin born 1743 NC or Joseph born 1740-49 VA d. 1798 Grainger Co. NC.?

----- Original Message ----- From: ELWOOD MILLS <MILLSBORKA@worldnet.att.net> To: <NCROOTS@onelist.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 1:00 PM Subject: Surnames > Good Morning, Listsibs, > Here are the URL's where I have posted my family info. > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/berckman.htm > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/bethea.htm > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/jmaciver.htm > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncrockin/bordland.htm > > I don' know how Borland got changed to Bordland but, as long as you get the > information.. > > Another one that I have posted but isn't up yet is the Descendents of > William Francis Talley. My next work will be Descendents of Allen Talley. > Each of these will have to be updated from time to time. > I am still researching Abe and Bessie Warf, Allen and Alice Smith, Dewey > and Nettie Lee London, Robert and Maggie Shreve, Harold Leroy Hoss, Alice > Parish McBride, Joseph and Zola Knighten, Ella Lucy Talley(I have a list of > her children's given names but not their surnames.) Daddy didn't write down > Ella Lucy Talley's name and she died either before I was born or just after. > Ella Lucy Talley was the daughter of William Francis Talley and his first > wife, Mary M. Parrott. I still don't have names for children born to > William Francis Talley and his second wife, Carrie Ann Glidwell. We were > never allowed to associate with Carrie's children. Granny forbid the family > to have anything to do with Carrie's children. And daddy carried it down to > us. That is how things were done in Rockingham County. I guess they still > are. Glad I moved to Arizona so I don't have to obey those rules anymore. > On Allen Talley descendents, I have "The Heritage of Rockingham County" put > out by the Rockingham County Historical Society. I called Robert Wade > Carter, Jr. a few months ago and asked if there would be a second edition > updating our families and he said "no". As I search the SSDI, I find that a > good many of the family listed in the Rockingham County Phone book for > 1994(which daddy gave me before he died in 1995), are listed in SSDI. Which > means, they are dead, dieing since I was in NC in 1994. > > Anyone descended from the names above, please e-mail me privately or write > to me > Kaththea Jamie Borland-Mills > 37230 W. Lower Buckeye Rd. > Tonopah, AZ 85354-7564 > > Kath:-Z > Wintersburg Community, Tonopah, AZ 85354-7564 > MILLSBORKA@worldnet.att.net > Still searching for missing ancestors and family members. > >

----- Original Message ----- From: ELWOOD MILLS <MILLSBORKA@worldnet.att.net> To: <NCROOTS@onelist.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 1:13 PM Subject: Eden, NC > In 1966, I think it was, the towns of Leaksville, Draper and Spray were > incorporated into one town and renamed "Eden". Those of you young enough not > to know about this may find it confusing and wonder where these three town > are located. Two of my sons were born at Morehead Hospital, Leaksville, > Rockingham County, NC. This is what is on their birth certificates. One > son was born in 1963 and the other in 1965. I left North Carolina in 1969. > That is why I don't know about so many of my relatives. > My middle son, Charles Knox Haskins was killed in a car crash in Cleveland, > Pawnee County, Oklahoma. The crash took not only his life but the lives of > his mother-in-law and his unborn son. I buried Charles and his son in the > same casket at Albert Joseph Powell Memorial Cemetery in Hominy, Osage > County, Oklahoma on July 16, 1985. Charles' wife and his brother-in-law > survived the crash. Since this was to be Charles and Kimberly's first > child, Charles died with no living issue. Still living and with issue are > my sons, William Philip Haskins and Patric James Wenner. I have no idea > where my daughter, Lydia Slye, is but my daughter, Adele Ann Wenner, is > engaged. This is the family update for my descendents. > Kath:-Z > Wintersburg Community, Tonopah, AZ 85354-7564 > MILLSBORKA@worldnet.att.net > Still shaking the family tree. >

----- Original Message ----- From: ELWOOD MILLS <MILLSBORKA@worldnet.att.net> To: <NCROOTS@onelist.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 2:38 PM Subject: Re: [NCROOTS] Who are you researching? > There is a story that my grandmother told. Henry Berry Lowry, a Lumbee, was > considered an outlaw when my greatgrandmother was just a girl. The family > lived in Robeson County. One night, Henry and his men came to the house and > asked for food. Greatgreatgrandmother cooked a meal for them. The children > were sent to the bedroom and the curtain drawn. Henry and his men sat at > the table and ate. When they finished, Henry thanked greatgreatgrandmother > graciously and left. This was while the sherriff was hunting Henry as a > murderer. Henry was branded a murderer only because he was hunting down and > killing the men who massacred his wife and family. Greatgreatgrandmother > was Atta Ann Davis Bethea wife of Norman George Bethea. > > Now, for the other Lowry. My grandfather, Charles Angus Berckman, married > first, Fannie William Lowry. She was the daughter of William and Jennie > Lowry. Charles and Fannie had only one child before she died. His name was > Charles Francis Berckman, Uncle Francis as we knew him. Francis married > Evelyn Trogden and they had Charles Francis Berckman, Jr. Francis Jr > married and had two children, Charles Francis Berckman,III and a daughter. > I have lost contact with that branch of the family and this is all I know > about the Lowry's. > > Kath:-Z > Wintersburg Community, Tonopah, AZ 85354-7564 > MILLSBORKA@worldnet.att.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Gwen Scott <gwen.scott@lumbeeriver.ncemcs.com> > To: <NCROOTS@onelist.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 9:52 AM > Subject: RE: [NCROOTS] Who are you researching? > > > > From: Gwen Scott <gwen.scott@lumbeeriver.ncemcs.com> > > > > SEARCHING, CHAVIS, LOCKLEAR LOWRIE/LOWRY/LOWERY, OXENDINE > > NATIVE AMERICAN/LUMBEES > > > > ---------- > > From: Fanny Timmer[SMTP:ftimmer@bellsouth.net] > > Reply To: NCROOTS@onelist.com > > Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 5:01 PM > > To: NCROOTS@onelist.com > > Subject: Re: [NCROOTS] Who are you researching? > > > > From: Fanny Timmer <ftimmer@bellsouth.net> > > > > > Neal Caskey wrote: > > I think it would be > > > helpful if we posted the names we are researching. > > > > I am researching Case, Burchfield, Hicks, Rhodes, Bradshaw, Highfill, > > Neal, Parrish, Hamm, Timmer > > > > Fanny Timmer > > > > Community email addresses: > > Post message: NCROOTS@onelist.com > > Subscribe: NCROOTS-subscribe@onelist.com > > Unsubscribe: NCROOTS-unsubscribe@onelist.com > > List owner: NCROOTS-owner@onelist.com > > > > Shortcut URL to this page: > > http://www.onelist.com/community/NCROOTS > > A Kinder more Userfriendly Genealogy Comunity > > > > --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- > > > > GRAB THE GATOR! FREE SOFTWARE DOES ALL THE TYPING FOR YOU! > > Tired of filling out forms and remembering passwords? Gator fills in > > forms and passwords with just one click! Comes with $50 in free coupons! > > <a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/gator4 ">Click Here</a> > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Community email addresses: > > Post message: NCROOTS@onelist.com > > Subscribe: NCROOTS-subscribe@onelist.com > > Unsubscribe: NCROOTS-unsubscribe@onelist.com > > List owner: NCROOTS-owner@onelist.com > > > > Shortcut URL to this page: > > http://www.onelist.com/community/NCROOTS > > A Kinder more Userfriendly Genealogy Comunity > > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------4F55EDF8547A6D0C913FC481 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Passing this along because of the content of said message. Read and see what you think of said content of message that follows: See Ya! 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References: <00fe01bf548f$925d2e60$69641ece@oemcomputer> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resent-Message-ID: <Hrm95D.A.i9.24Xc4@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: NCORANGE-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: NCORANGE-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <NCORANGE-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/3642 X-Loop: NCORANGE-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: NCORANGE-L-request@rootsweb.com X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 I sympathize, but what has this got to do with the subject of genealogy. Darlene Beaver wrote: > Thought I would pass this along due to the message. Don't usually do this, just surprised me. Wonder when it was said? > > <snip> > > Our beloved President shares our pain . . > > I was embarrassed to read that President Clinton and his advisors have > said, "The older generation must learn to sacrifice as other generations > > have done." That's my generation. I knew eventually someone would ferret > > out the dirty secret: we've lived the "lifestyle of the rich and famous" > > all our lives. Now, I know I must bare the truth about my generation > and let the country condemn us for our selfishness. During the > Depression we had a hilarious time dancing to the tune of "Brother Can > You Spare A Dime?" We could choose to dine at any of the country's > fabulous soup kitchens, often joined by our parents and siblings...those > > were the heady days of carefree self-indulgence. > > Then, with World War II, the cup filled to overflowing. We had the > chance to bask on the exotic beaches of Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima and > Okinawa; to see the capitols of Europe and travel to such scenic spots > as Bastogne, Malmedy and Monte Cassino. Of course, one of the most > exhilarating adventures was the stroll from Bataan to the local Japanese > > hotels, laughingly known as death camps. But the good times really > rolled for those lucky enough to be on the beaches of Normandy for the > swimming and boating that pleasant > June day in '44. Unforgettable. Even luckier were those that drew the > prized holiday tickets for cruises on sleek, gray ships to fun filled > spots like Midway, The Solomons and Murmansk. > > Instead of asking, "What can we do for our country, "an indulgent > government let us fritter away our youth wandering idly through the lush > > and lovely jungles of Burma and New Guinea. Yes, it's all true: we were > pampered, we were spoiled rotten, we never did realize what sacrifice > meant. We envy you, Mr. Clinton, the harsh lessons you learned in > London, Moscow and Little Rock. My generation is old, Mr. > President...and guilty; but we are repentant. Punish us for our > failings, sir, that we may learn the true meaning > of Duty, Honor, and Country. > > Robert J. Grady, Lt. 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In a message dated 01/04/2000 7:52:06 PM Central Standard Time, NCROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > Thought I would pass this along due to the message. Don't usually do this, > just surprised me. Wonder when it was said? > > > > <snip> > > > > Our beloved President shares our pain . . > > > > I was embarrassed to read that President Clinton and his advisors have > > said, "The older generation must learn to sacrifice as other generations > > > > have done." I am a member of that older generation. I lost my only brother in Italy in WW II. I bow to no one in my loyalty to my country. But this list is provided to us for the purpose of researching our ancestors. It is not a platform for political opinion. My next message to this List will be to unsubscribe. Joyce Stark Blocker

Hello , I experienced a catatrophic inbox crash yesterday and lost all the e-mail that came in after 9 AM yesterday. I am searching : Douthitt Keever Rev Samuel P(owell) Smith Johnston , Malinda E. Wallis Hobson , Sarah (b 22 Dec 1775 ; prob Rutherford Co NC) Reed , Rev Carson Pate Reed Mitchell Martin Carson Jenkins , Dr.Jesse All in western NC...Wilkes , Catawba,Alexander, Lincoln, Mecklenburg...that general area. If you sent responses to me yesterday...please resend ....(except for the massive Keever file ...please DON'T send that one again.....<grin>) Thanks.....Malinda Jones

Hi List Members, Is there anyone on this list who is familiar with discharge certificates and would know the answer to this question? What does discharged on "Civil Authority" mean on a soldier's record? Blessings, Laura Herndon

Dear Analee, There are Moores in Buncombe County, NC. Marian Douglas ================== Analee wrote: >I'm looking for information on Sarah TRAVIS, born 1802 in Jackson County, GA. >She married Lewis MOORE of NC in NC. (I don't know the counties of either his >birth or their marriage.) I descend from their daughter Elizabeth. Sarah had >a brother, Isaac, who was born 1796 in Jackson County, GA, and their father >was David TRAVIS, who I am told, was born in New York, but I am also told >that he could have been born in NC. Do any NC Travis researchers have any >insight or opinion into this ? > >Analee Watts, IBSSG >Delano, CA, USA DHSDrama@aol.com >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >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 >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GREG, Could you PLEASE look up any NATHANIEL or JAMES C SMALLEY for me? We have been trying to find them for over 6 years. Also, do you have ANY JONES? I would greatly appreciate any information. Happy Holidays! FAMILY QUEST RESEARCH Charlotte H. Smalley

From: EUZELIA@aol.com Company F, 1st Battalion N.C. Infantry This company was raised in Catawba County and enlisted at Catawba Station on August 14, 1861. After being mustered into service the company was assigned to the 1st Battalion N.C. Infantry and was designated Company F, afterwards Company E, of that unit. In March, 1862, the 1st Battalion was reorganized and became the 32 Regiment N.C. Troops. This company was transferred to the 32nd Regiment and was designated Company F. The company functioned thereafter as part of the 32nd Regiment, and its history for the remainder of the war is reported as a part of the regimental history. (Because the 1st Battalion N.C. Infantry was a provisional organization that had only a brief existence, rosters of the companies that comprized that unit have not been included in the *North Carolina Troops* series. The period during which the men of this company served in the 1st Battalion is covered in the following roster. For additional information concerning the history of the 1st Battalion, see page 1 of this volume and Volume III, page 65.) The information contained in the following roster was compiled from company muster rolls for August 14, 1861-December,1863, and August 31,1864-February 28,1865. No company must roll were found for January 1-August 30, 1864, or for March-April, 1865. Valuable information was obtained from primary sources such as the Roll of Honor, dischargee certificates, medical records, prisoner of war records, pension applications, and Civil War newspapers. Secondary sources such as postwar rosters cemetery records, and records of the United Daughters of the Confederacy also provided useful information. Officers Captains John Ray Peter F. Smith Lieutenants John Aderholdt Daniel Pinckney Lorentz William E. Lowrance Julius A. Smith Hunsucker, James A., Private Resided in Catawba County where he enlisted at age 17, December 1, 1861. Present or accounted for until he died on November 12, 1862, of disease. Place of death not reported Hunsucker, Nelson W., Sergeant Previously served as Private in Company A, 12th Regiment N.C. Troops (2nd Regiment N.C. Volunteers). Transferred to this company on September 14, 1861. Mustered in as Private. Promoted to Sergeant on December 17, 1861. Present or accounted for until captured at or near Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia, on or about May 10, 1864. Confined at Point Lookout, Maryland, May 18, 1864. Transferred to Elmira, New York, August 3, 1864. Released at Elmira on June 23, 1865, after taking the Oath of Allegiance. Joy Elizabeth Harris state coordinator, NCGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/