Do you happen to have a John Lee married to a Avie Moore? I am looking for them. Avie was in Granville County NC in 1870 but disappears after that. John Lee and Avie had a daughter Avie who lived and died in Vance County NC and was married to William J. Perry and Hugh B. May. Thanks. Eunice Boucher ----- Original Message ----- From: S.K Bramlett <amac1@bellsouth.net> To: <NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 3:05 PM Subject: [NCROOTS] My N.C Lee line. > Hi, > I have the line further back but am posting only the N.C Folks. > > Peter Lee Jr.- Born about 1730 in Brunswick County Va.Died January 28, > 1804 in Sampson County North Carolina. He married Mary Cato the daughter > of John Cato and Jane Cooke. There Children were- > > Rebecca Lee. > > Burchet Lee > > Mary Lee. > > Elizabeth "Betsy" Lee- Married to James Handley. > > Penelope "Penny" Lee. > David Lee "Short David" - Born about 1765. > > > > The Children of Peter Lee Jr. and Mary Cato continued. > > > Cato Lee-Born about 1757 died about 1832 in Alabama. Married to Nancy > Holland. > > Geain "Jane" Lee- Born about 1759 married to Sampson Lee. > > Lundy Lee- Born about 1765 and died 1837. > > Peter Lee-Born about 1771. > > Batt Lee -Born 1771 and died March 3, 1834 in Sampson County North > Carolina. > > > > David Lee "Short David"-Born about 1755. Married to Anna Eldridge who > was the daughter of Samuel Eldridge and Elizabeth Bryan. > > The children of David Lee and Anna Eldridge were- > > Birchett Lee. > > Phereby Lee. Married first to William McClenny and then married Herod > Thornton > > Willis Lee - Born 1775 > > Zachariah Lee Born-1776. > > Obediah "Obed" Lee- Born1780. > > Seany "Jane" Lee- Born October 22, 1780 and died 1865. Married to James > Smith. > > > > > > > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Discussion on this list is restricted to NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGY only. > Please do not post virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, or recipes for banana pudding. > For comments or list administration questions, contact NCRoots-l-request@rootsweb.com with the > word Help in the subject line. > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >

Hello, Is there anyone on the list who can give me information about the Rook Cemetery? Is there a cemetery book in any library that one of you has visited which would have the tombstone inscriptions from this cemetery? If so, would someone be willing to make a copy of it and mail it to me? I will gladly pay for gas, copying, and mailing costs. I would love to hear from anyone who might know something about this cemetery. Thank you, Jean Hancock Name Latitude Longitude USGS 7.5' Map Rook Cemetery 363128N 0774146W Barley

Please Joyce tell me the secret to getting a Free Holiday Gift out of Ancestry Com. I cannot even get one record of census, and I tried three surnames, and all had hits. But, when I try to open, I see "Data & Type-PC Query" Why do they say free when it is really not available to the Guest? Is it just me or can other people open Ancestry Com census, and actually see a census record? Thanks Lynn Hulette

Does anybody have any information on the Richard Woodward that is on the 1790Wake County Census. Would appreciate any information to what family of Woodwards he belongs too Thanks Joan

hi ruth - do you have anything on THAMES, any of them, in new hanover county, north carolina and lunenburg county, virginia, any time during the 1700s or 1800s. thanks in advance for the offer and (as someone on a mailing list somewhere said once) your lovely gift of time. merry christmas from, julie thames howell, jax, fla researching surnames: THAMES and DUDLEY RLugowski@aol.com wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Thank goodness everything is getting back to normal - time to get back to > what we're all about - great, helpful, genealogy researchers. > I have in my resources, the 1850 census for NC, KY, VA., the 1870 census > M-593, for GA, IL, IN, MO, NC, SC, OH, PA, TN, VA, WV. > I will be happy to do free lookups for members of this list and will also be > offering the same to the NCROOTS@onelist.com. > Please bear with me in getting back to you. Might take me awhile depending on > the amount of queries and the Holidays, but I will definitely reply. > If you would like a lookup, please let me know Surname, and (if known) Given > Name, > County, Approx. Age, Anglo, Afro, Native American, State of Birth. > I will not take up the lists time with posting individual surname info. to > the list, so please be sure to leave your personal e-mail address. > Wishing each and everyone a very Happy, Healthy Holiday Season. > Ruth Mathis in NC e-mail: RLugowski@aol.com > > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE from this list, send a message to > NCROOTS-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com > with the one word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

Corn, Dixon and Tempe jeffers 5 Feb 1821, Lewis Jeffers, bondsman Corn, Thomas and Francis Jones 14 Feb 1861, Cisarow Anderson, bondsman Corn, Harriet and Adkins Jeffreys 3 jan 1852, Green Mays, bondsman Corn, Jane and Moore Jones, 9 Apr 1860, Marcom A Lyon, bondsman Corn, Rachel S. and William Allin, 27 Apr 1860, Thad Jes Wilson, bondsman Corn, Mary and Richard Chavis, 23 nov 186_, G. W. Umsted, Urais Forsyth, bondsmen. Cindy in NC

Corn, Berry and Fanny Curtis Anderson, 11 May 1837, Faro Mitchell, bondsman Corn, Eaton (white) and Elizabeth Chavis (of color) 7 jan 1832, Hartwell Keter, bondsman Corn, Richardson (of color) and Nancy Tolar (of color) 7 oct 1839, Zedock Roland Bondsman Corn, Eaton and Zelpha Keen, 23 Oct 1844, Major Evans bondsman Cindy in NC

Janet and List, For those interested in visiting the NCGenWeb Archives, you can go to this URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm It will show a listing of the counties for NC, click on the one of your choice and it will bring up all documents that folks have donated as of date. Remember to also click on the other county link as well on each page. Say for instance, you go to Stanly County's Archive site, you will also find a link for Stanly County's Page as well at the bottom of the Archive page. Both sites will have wonderful info. What you may find on one site may not be on the other, and vice versa, so it is always best to check both. Also on the above URL, you can locate a link that is called USGenWeb Archives Table of Contents which will lead you to a Site that lists all states with links. Good Luck and Happy Hunting! Sincerely, Cathy Cranford-Ailstock Windwalker@gowebway.com NCGenWeb Archive File Manager For: Chatham, Gaston, Guilford, Hoke, Montgomery, Moore, Randolph, Richmond, Stanly, Union Counties of North Carolina ----- Original Message ----- From: Janet Aust <jaust@pacbell.net> To: <NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 1:39 PM Subject: [NCROOTS] Re: NCROOTS-D Digest V99 #643 > How do I access the archives? Thanks. >

While browsing in an antique store over the weekend, I found a very clear photograph of a young boy standing on a chair, approx. 2 or 3 yrs. old. On the back of the photograph was the name: S. J. MURROW, JR. If anyone out there is researching MURROW, you might be interested to know the photograph is at E&M Furniture in Elgin, Texas. I found it at the back of the store on a large display shelf. I hope you don't mind my posting this message here, but I try to make it a habit to look for names on old photographs as I rummage through antique and junk stores. I hope this photo can find its way home.

Corn, Richard Martiin, 21 of Patrick Co Va s/o Joshua Corn and Matilda Corn, and Rachel Ann Hall 18 s/o Walter Lee Hall (dead) and Sabrey Hall. Married on 19 Nov 1873 by M. D. Hill Minister. License # 645 Corn, Richmond 55 (BLACK)s/o unknown and Eady Webb, and Philis Moore (Black) 26, d/o Ben Moore and martha Moore married on 7 Oct 1884 by J. H. Wright, Min in Petters Creek Twp. License# 1869 I am not a corn researcher, but thought someone might find these useful. Cindy in NC

Hi, I have the line further back but am posting only the N.C Folks. Peter Lee Jr.- Born about 1730 in Brunswick County Va.Died January 28, 1804 in Sampson County North Carolina. He married Mary Cato the daughter of John Cato and Jane Cooke. There Children were- Rebecca Lee. Burchet Lee Mary Lee. Elizabeth “Betsy” Lee- Married to James Handley. Penelope “Penny” Lee. David Lee “Short David” - Born about 1765. The Children of Peter Lee Jr. and Mary Cato continued. Cato Lee-Born about 1757 died about 1832 in Alabama. Married to Nancy Holland. Geain “Jane” Lee- Born about 1759 married to Sampson Lee. Lundy Lee- Born about 1765 and died 1837. Peter Lee-Born about 1771. Batt Lee –Born 1771 and died March 3, 1834 in Sampson County North Carolina. David Lee “Short David”-Born about 1755. Married to Anna Eldridge who was the daughter of Samuel Eldridge and Elizabeth Bryan. The children of David Lee and Anna Eldridge were- Birchett Lee. Phereby Lee. Married first to William McClenny and then married Herod Thornton Willis Lee – Born 1775 Zachariah Lee Born-1776. Obediah “Obed” Lee- Born1780. Seany “Jane” Lee- Born October 22, 1780 and died 1865. Married to James Smith.

Hello, I understand that there is a book/books on cemeteries in North Carolina. As my aunt and I have been looking for my gggreatfather and his father's graves. So far we have had no luck. The area we have been looking in is Halifax County of North Carolina. Can someone tell me if there is such a book Thank you all for your time in reading this request and a Very Merry Christmas Patti

Hello, I understand that there is a book/books on cemeteries in North Carolina. As my aunt and I have been looking for my gggreatfather and his father's graves. So far we have had no luck. The area we have been looking in isHalifax County of North Carolina. Can someone tell me if there is such a book Thank you all for your time in reading this request and a Very Merry Christmas Patti

The purpose of the above association is to preserve, promote and study remnants of the historic Trading Path of the Southeastern Piedmont. To quote from thier website at http://www.tradingpath.org/: "The Trading Path was a transportation corridor defined by river crossings connected to one another by trails. In colonial times it linked the James River colonial settlements to the Catawba and Cherokee towns in the Carolinas and Georgia. It served Indian commerce prior to European colonization, and it served as one of the principle avenues for European penetration of the Piedmont of the Southeastern United States." There is an excellent 'White Paper' on the site that gives the history of The Trading Path. This will give you some insight on how our ancestors 'settled' this part of North Carolina. 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.

>Can someone on the list tell me if Macon co. NC has it's own mail list? There is an NCMACON list, but I don't know how active it is. To subscribe, send a message to NCMACON-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com with a blank subject line and the word SUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. To generalize, there is a list at rootsweb.com for every NC county. The subscription procedure will be the same for all, and the name of the list will be analogous to NCMACON-L, up to the first six letters of the county name, e.g. NCALAMAN-L for Alamance County NCGUILFO-L for Guilford County NCORANGE-L for Orange County NCWAKE-L for Wake County etc. There are also additional lists for some counties on other servers. You should be able to reach these from the NCGenWeb pages for those counties, which are listed on the NCGenWeb home page in my signature below. Elizabeth Harris ncgen@mindspring.com state coordinator for NCGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/

Barbara Bonham has returned control of this list to me, and I hope that we can now resume our normal programming. Let's get back to NC genealogy immediately. If anyone has further comments, complaints, suggestions, etc. about management of this list, please send them to me PRIVATELY, not to the whole list. I've already told the subscribers to the list formed last week by Neal Caskey that I am back as list manager here. At this point it looks as if both lists will continue, and I hope that they will be able to complement rather than duplicate each other. If you know of people who unsubscribed from this list last week but did not then subscribe to the alternative list, please encourage them to rejoin us here. Thank you all for your patience, support and kind words during this crisis. Elizabeth Harris ncgen@mindspring.com state coordinator for NCGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/

If this isn't proper I apologize in advance. I am in need of a lookup for the 1850 Macon co. NC census. On page 370 B there is a Pack listed. I would very much like to know what it says. Thanks again. Patty Brock

Can someone on the list tell me if Macon co. NC has it's own mail list? I have just discovered there were 2 Pack families living there in 1840. It looks like it could be father and son living next door to each other. I am looking at the Macon co. NC website now and don't see anywhere to subcribe to one so...........Please let me know if possible. This may be the start of making a tiny hairline crack in my brick wall. ( I hope). Thanks, Patty Brock

How do I access the archives? Thanks. -----Original Message----- From: NCROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com <NCROOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: NCROOTS-D@rootsweb.com <NCROOTS-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, December 20, 1999 6:47 AM Subject: NCROOTS-D Digest V99 #643

Welcome back Elizabeth! I knew if I just rode the storm out things would brighten up.