Could I please have the address again to NARA? I accidentally deleted it. I am in need of obtaining the Confederate service records for Baker Perry Boyce Jr. of Perquimans County, N.C. He is reported to have been in D Company, 66th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. In Tennessee we have a two volume set "Tennesseans in the Civil War". Is there such a book for North Carolina? If so, could someone please do a lookup to confirm the unit Baker P. Boyce served in? Thanks! Will Smith ============================================================ Sleep tight America! The Amish have reported that they are 100% Y2K Compliant!

Who can help with families of Thomas J. MOORE born 1818, Stokes, NC., md. Lucinda. 1838 DeKalb, Tn. She was born 1818 Tn. Their children were: James T b 1930 Tn, Archibald b 1840 tn., Mary A b 1843 Tn Ann(nickname for Nancy) b 1845, possibly md Samuel CRABB, Sarah J born 1846 Tn Lydia b 1852 Tn, Ceneth B born 1852 Tn. "Ann" Moore's first name may have been Alvira. Thanks much for help. Who was Lucinda???? Would appreciate any info regarding Ann who possibly died bef 1874. Mary ellen@airmail.net

Seeking marriage record or info for marriage between George NUTTERFIELD etc and Nancy MCWILLIAMS. Nancy may have been cousin to Robert E Lee, according to one family legend.

Hello , I have been looking at a lot of NC sites over the past few days and I thought I saw an entry somewhere that showed Mary L. PHARR m.1881 to Oliver Luther KEEVER of Catawba Co NC I just found them in the Family Charts and would like for whoever posted the material I saw to get in touch (as well as anyone else with an interest). Thanks, Malinda Jones

Hi, This is James again haven`t received much help on my search. I was hoping this was the site that would help me get past my wall. So I know with all the know how that is here you can help, so please help. I am looking anything to do with this family, the parents of John (?L) Johnson and ?`s on wife Smithy Maddill and some of there childern; John (?L) Johnson abt.1827 Smithy Maddill abt1826 wife Jasper Johnson abt.1845 son Berline Johnson abt.1848 daughter James H. Johnson b.1852 son Albert Johnson abt.1855 son Eviline Johnson abt. 1857 daughter Adolphus Johnson b. 1862 son This family was in the counties of Wake, Johnston, Harnett and Cumberland, N.C. depending in what year with the last two. I would like info on who John`s parents were and if possible his wife Smithy`s people. I also need info on what happened the Jasper, Berline, Albert, Eviline, because before my search started about ten years ago my family had never heard these names. All they act like they had ever heard was James Henry Johnson and my g-grandfather Adolphus Johnson. I just don`t understand how that many childern can be lost out of a families history, Like my g-grandfather Adolphus and nothing between him and James H., can or would somebody explain this to me. I`ve been right here around this same point of my WALL for going on ten years. I know there has to be a trick to getting past this WALL, Please Help. Any Help will be Greatly Appreciated, James L. Johnson Jr. geraldine@intrstar.net

I am looking for record of the marriage of John WILLIAMS and Mirah ROSSON somewhere in northwestern NC, 1840's. I do not know the county. Thank you very much. Kathryne

This is from History of NC Baptist by Paschal, Volume II. Muddy Creek Baptist is located two miles southward from the present town of Clemmons(Forsyth county). The Baptist in this section had been holding meetings since 178l. In 1813 the church became a member of the Yadkin Association. Its pastor was Elder Peter Potts, who in 1804, was a delegate from the Fork's Church; He continued as pastor until 1832.....In 1837 the church became extinct, but in 1866 was reconstituted. I don't know if this is the Muddy Creek the person was asking about. Clemmons is just over the Davidson county line in Forsyth county. I also checked to see where Muddy Creek flowed, and found at least 5 counties with a Muddy Creek located in it. Cindy in NC

Hi Stephanie, I went to your web page. Genealogy is very compelling isn't it? I have just started looking in NC because it is listed as the place of birth of my ggg-grandparents, John WILLIAMS and Mirah ROSSON. No idea where, but sometime in the early 1800's. It seems to me that I have come across the name BREEZE in my search, but it would not have been in NC or VA because I haven't looked there. Do you know if you have anyone in Illinois or Indiana? Good luck in your research. It can be a challenge. My husband is adopted. All we have is his original name - ROSS. Kathryne

Dear List, Here is my brick wall: I am hoping to find some information on Gallant (aka Garland, Garlint) Ayers/Ayres. Gallant is believed to have been born around 1775 in VA. He is listed in Surry County NC and in Buncombe County NC census. His will was Filed in Buncombe County in 1831, and he died in Yancey county NC. He paid taxes in Franklin County Ga, in 1807 also. He witnessed the will of Mordica Mendenhallin Guilford Count in 1803. Although I have much info on his descendants, I have been unable to locate parents or siblings. Old family rumor is that his mother was Cherokee, and that is why we can't find information. This is unsubstantiated rumor. Can anyone out there help? Any information would be MUCH APPRECIATED!!! Thanks in advance for anything sent my way! Michele Ayers Donnelly micheledonnelly@prodigy.net (Please respond to this e-mail address)

In a message dated 12/28/1999 7:58:33 AM Eastern Standard Time, tjhowell@bellsouth.net writes: << there are three codes, obviously state or country codes, i.e. "NC", "SC", "Scot". my question is this: what do these three state/country codes stand for? >> If this is from the census, then the first one is the individual's place of birth, the second is the place of birth of their father and the third one is the place of birth of their mother. Hope this helps. Kathryne I am searching for John WILLIAMS and Mirah ROSSON, both born in NC, somewhere, first decade 1800's.

Hello, My grand father was a slave.His name was James H. Breeze.His slave holder was William Crawford. I know that some times past slaves use the same surname as a slave holder,so his name could have been William Crawford Breeze.Orange County,NC.More information can be found in my web page.Feel free to look. http://community.webtv.net/stephanie179/StephaniesFamily

>profession) are understandable. however, after giving what the person >does for a living, there are three codes, obviously state or country >codes, i.e. "NC", "SC", "Scot". my question is this: what do these >three state/country codes stand for? i could guess at maybe 'place of >birth' or 'place of residence', but what about the third one? can >someone on the list tell me what these three state codes (only a few are >for a country) denote? birthplace, father's birthplace, mother's birthplace, in that order >From your other message, what is K/H after the wife's name, my guess is that it's "keeping house", i.e. her occupation. Elizabeth Harris state coordinator, NCGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/

hello again - sorry, but i forgot to ask in my previous post...my great grandfather's occupation is given as "express messenger". does anyone know what that was, or is? also, after his wife's name, it lists "W, F, 30, Wife, K/H, NC, NC, NC". i know what the codes are for up to the "K/H". what does that stand for? thanks. julie thames howell, jax, fla researching surnames: THAMES and DUDLEY

hi everyone - i hope that each of you had a wonderful christmas and that you have a safe and happy new year. i had a great genealogy christmas present - on christmas eve i received photocopies of some records of my father's family in new hanover county, n.c. this is particularly nice since they were among those people we all could swear were aliens, etc. on the information from the 1880 federal census for new hanover co, it give the person's name, then lists several "codes", most of which (white, male, the age, the person's profession) are understandable. however, after giving what the person does for a living, there are three codes, obviously state or country codes, i.e. "NC", "SC", "Scot". my question is this: what do these three state/country codes stand for? i could guess at maybe 'place of birth' or 'place of residence', but what about the third one? can someone on the list tell me what these three state codes (only a few are for a country) denote? thanks in advance. julie thames howell, jax, fla researching surnames: THAMES and DUDLEY

hi - my paternal grandmother's sister, henrietta coleman CLARK, b. 4sept1860, married a man named amander BARRS. amander's father was named ehtelred BARRS. ethelred married abigail weldon BARRS. this is all of the information that i have on these people. (except that there is a street here in jacksonville named barrs street, after the family.) do you know anything about these folks? hope y'all had a merry christmas and enjoy a safe new year. julie thames howell, jax, fla researching surnames: THAMES and DUDLEY Cindy wrote: > Phyllis > I went by the Library today and checked to see if any other Barrs are > buried at Buffalo Presp. Church, and only agness is listed. > Cindy > > ==== 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> > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

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In a message dated 12/27/1999 7:23:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, NCROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Does anyone happen to know where Muddy Creek Baptist Church (circa 1789) might be located >> Malinda There is a Mud Creek Baptist Church located in Hendersonville, NC (Western NC). Not sure the dates of the church, but do have a record that John Heatherly was a deacon and he died in 1854. Hope this gives you a lead. Linda

I am looking for the parents and siblings of Joseph Dillard born in 1775 in North Carolina. He married Vermillion born in 1787 also in NC. Children are Caleb, Thomas, Joseph M., America and James. The children except for Caleb were born in Missouri, Caleb in Illinois. While the children were young they moved to Arkansas where they all raised their families.

Thank you kindly , Omeda.... Do you happen to know any reference points that I might be able to find on a modern map ? Thanks again....Malinda ----- Original Message ----- From: <OBrewer@aol.com> To: <mthiesse@swbell.net>; <NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 27, 1999 6:35 PM Subject: Re: [NCROOTS] Muddy Creek Baptist Church > Malinda > There is a Muddy Creek Baptist Church in Davidson Co, NC and there were some > Mullikins in that area in the 1700's. I am not aware of any pictures but I > believe the church is still there. > Omeda

Hello, Does anyone happen to know where Muddy Creek Baptist Church (circa 1789) might be located .....and even better...know where a picture might be located ? I received an excerpt from a document that indicated the Mullikins gave land for the church and that some of the church members were "the Hamptons, Paynes, Spaughs, Douthits [my line], Packs, Brindles, Haynes, Cooks....Jarvis families". Thank you....Malinda Jones