Does anyone have information on Benjamin Brock who m. Elizabeth Rogers in Duplic Co in 1804? TIA Joyce Gaston Reece

Anyone researching the Lanier line? Was Thomas Lanier who appeared in the 1820 census of Duplin Co., related to Benjamin and Susannah Lanier? They were from Duplin Co. also. Thanks

Anyone researching the Ezell, Ezzell etc; family------- Do you have access to Frederick Ezell's will or anything (census?) that might tell if he had a daughter named Catherine? He is listed as living in Duplin Co. in 1820. Thanks Wanda

1850 census lists a birthplace as Martine. Could this be a Martin county in North Carolina or elsewhere? Need help with someone knowlegable of location. Thanks Wanda

Is anyone following the Johnston/Johnson line from Duplin Co.?

1920 Federal Census, Everidge Township, Choctaw County, Oklahoma, Sheet 3A Family # 49 CRABB, Henry, Head, Rents, Male, White, Age 33, Married, Born-Arkansas, Father born Arkansas, Mother Born- Georgia, Occupation Farmer, General Farm CRABB, Nellie, Wife, Female, White,Age-28, Married, Born- Oklahoma, Father born - Arkansas, Mother Born - Arkansas CRABB, Alice, Daughter,Female, White, Age-8, Born Ok. CRABB, Caron, Daighter, Female, White, Age-6, Born OK. CRABB, Bonnie, Daughter, Female. White, Age 2 & ?/12ths, Born Ok. CRABB, Willis Len (sp?)- Father, Age 68, Widowed, Born Tennessee, Father Born - Tennessee, Mother Born- Tennessee, Occupation: Laborer- Home Farm +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1930 Federal Census, Jeter Township, Choctaw County, Oklahoma CRABB, Henry, Head, Male White Age 46, Occ: General Farmer CRABB, Nellie, Wife, Female,. White. Age 39 CRABB, Karon, Daughter, Age 16 CRABB, Buddie, Son, Age 10 CRABB, Dovie, Daughter, Age 8 CRABB, Carl C?. Son. Age 7 CRABB, Dorothy, Daughter, Age 5 CRABB, Florence, Daughter, age 3 & 11/12ths CRABB, Doris --?-- (Cannot Read), Daughter, Age- (Cannot Read) ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Hope this helps, Ellen ´¨¨))  -:¦:-   ¸.·´ .·´¨¨)) ((¸¸.·´  ..·´   -:¦:-Lynda Clear :¦:-    ((¸¸.·´* b530p@aol.com

I am searching for any reference to Isaac Young b. before 1774 (according to census data). He died sometime between 1830 and 1839, judging from a lack of census records and a deed referencing his widow in 1839. He appears in Williamsburg Co., SC in the 1800 census and buys land in 1804. He possibly had a father or grandfather named George and brothers named William, James, Henry, Arthur or Washington. He may somehow be related to a Carney and an Addleton or Addington, because the names appear as middle names for his grandchildren for which there seems to be no connection to their mother's family. Any help would be appreciated. Melanie Young

OCTOBER MEETING This month the Robeson County Genealogical Society will meet on Saturday, October 4th, 2003 at 2:00 p.m. the O. P. Owens Agricultural Center west of I-95 near Lumberton. Directions: From Lumberton take West 5th Street from downtown - continue straight across I-95 and continue about one mile to Stop Light - turn right onto Hwy 72 - continue to the third drive way to the left - turn left in third drive and O. P. Owens will be on your left. >From I-95 take Exit 17 and turn west - continue about one mile to Stop Light - turn right onto Hwy 72 - continue to the third drive way to the left - turn left in third drive and O. P. Owens will be on your left. This month we will be having a "Round Table Discussion" on our Genealogical Problems. Bring your Ancestral Family Tree Charts, Family Group Sheets, etc..... We will have tables set up so you can lay your information out where it can be seen. Each person will be given an opportunity to tell the group what they already have, and what they are looking for. We will be discussing from the floor, tips and advise on how to find the documentation you need. If you are unable to attend and if you are interested in becoming a member of the Society, a single membership is $15.00, and family membership is $20.00. Our address is: Robeson County Genealogical Society P O Box 2292 Lumberton, NC 28359 or e-mail us at robeson-county@excite.com Also this is a big weekend for "Scotland...Southern Style". The Flora Macdonald Highland Games will be held on the campus of historic Flora Macdonald Academy (formerly Flora Macdonald College) in Red Springs, Robeson County, North Carolina. For more information on the Games you may e-mail them at: cpa1748@aol.com Thank you, and we will look forward to seeing you on Saturday! GOT THAT GENEALOGY BUG???? _______________________________________________ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web!

As many of you already know I have digital photos of about 8000 Rutherford Co., NC marriage licenses that I can E-mail to the ones that need them. These can be accessed at my website located at http://www.rfci.net/wdfloyd What I am trying to explain to everyone is it is impossible for me to except lists of file numbers to send the photos. I use the internet very little other than the webpage and E-mail and therefore I can't warrant the cost of high speed internet for all my free stuff. I understand how impatient one can get when they find a source of information that helps their research. They want it all right now. I am that way also. By using a phone modem for the internet connection it takes as long for a half meg photo to leave my PC as it does for you to receive it with a modem. If I was to try to fill several lists of photo file numbers I could put hours at the PC. What seems to work very well for me and some of the folks using the photos is to send for ONE and when ! they receive it to send for another. This kind of spreads it out over time. I check the mail quite often but I just have to have a little time for other things and this causes the requests to kind of bunch up. I receive quite a bit of E-mail and I just can't keep all the mail with lists of requests and then send at my convenience so I will send one request and then you will have to re-submit the next request. Keep one thing in mind, This Is All Free Of Charge and I intend to keep it that way. I am not trying to offend or accuse anyone. I am just trying to make it work for us all. All Thank God For Another Beautiful Day, Bill

Would appreciate hearing from anyone related and/or researching Alice Crabb BARBEE born 1912 d. 1977 Durham, NC. Think her parents were Nellie MANNAN or MANNING and Henry CRABB. Did her Father die in Oklahoma/when?? Thanks lots. Mary ellen@airmail.net

Does anyone have an M. Wood(s) listed in the Swain Co NC area between 1850 and 1870. Early 20's in age so born apx. 1850 His mother was Sarah (?). Wife was Hasseltine. Listed in the 1870 census with a brother named Marion and John. Children were David and Lillie. We know absolutely nothing else about him Joyce Gaston Reece

In Guilford or Almance County, does a church called Matrimony Baptist Church still exist? Joyce Gaston Reece

Hi, I am trying to find more information on George HENRY born in North Carolina. He married Bertha ? In 1910 they are living in Stump Sound Township Onslow co, in 1920 they are living in Wilmington New Hanover Co. I checked the Heritage Quest index and it has no Henry's in North Caroline for 1900. Which I find hard to believe.I don't have acess to Ancestry.com. I listed what I know along with their children below. Thank you for any assistance Lynn Smith Descendants of George M Henry Generation No. 1 1. GEORGE M1 HENRY was born 1888. He married BERTHA 1905 in North Carolina. She was born 1884 in North Carolina. Children of GEORGE HENRY and BERTHA are: i. JAMES2 HENRY, b. 1906, North Carolina. ii. THOMAS M HENRY, b. July 05, 1908, North Carolina; d. January 1970, North Carolina. iii. PRESTON HENRY, b. September 1909, North Carolina. iv. LACY HENRY, b. March 10, 1914, North Carolina; d. February 21, 1991, North Carolina. v. THELMA HENRY, b. 1917, North Carolina. vi. WILBUR HOWARD HENRY, b. 1917, North Carolina. vii. GEORGE HENRY, b. November 1919, North Carolina. viii. GRAHAM HENRY, b. April 14, 1926, North Carolina; m. FRANCIS ANNETTE CROOM, 1944, Conway South Carolina; b. September 27, 1929, North Carolina.

At 01:35 PM 9/27/2003 -0700, donald hunter wrote: > I am Interested in how to get land records of PeeDee >NWR >sINCE alot of land had to be bought from land owners >and records kept of it. My gggrandfather W. Ephraim >Hunter b.1777, lived in that area and interested in >any land records., His daughter Anne P. Hunter >Ingram(Mrs. E.D. Ingram) inherited the land. It was SW >peedee River on Jones Creek. > Also looking at Hunters who migrated to AL. between >1800-1860 from Anson Co. and surrounding areas. The best place to look for land records is generally the county's land records office. (This goes by different names in different states: I don't live in North Carolina.) Also, the N.C. state archives would have microfilm of N.C. land records, and other libraries, such as the Mormons, may have copies of that microfilm (at least grantor and grantee indexes). I suggest you start looking for Chesterfield county, SC, resources, such as the Rootsweb list. I used to live on the other side of Chesterfield county and belonged to their gen. society for a while: there seem to be a lot of Hunters in that area. Anson county is near Chesterfield county. There are not any BLM records for the Carolinas. I know this because I used to work for BLM, and I asked. Elizabeth Whitaker

Looking for information on Gilford Hervey. Here is what I know: Born about 1841-1844 in North Carolina Joined the 1st Tenn US Colored Troops in Tenn Mustered out in 1866 from the 59th Regiment in 1866 Tenn Pension record states he applied in 1888 in Kansas May have married in Indiana in 1893 Was widowed twice. Was found in Yakima County WA in 1910 Was found in King County (Seattle) in 1920 and 1930 Is now buried at General Army Republic (GAR) Cemetery in Seattle. Cynthia A. Wilson Seattle, WA ************************************ 3rd Annual West Coast Summit on African American Genealogy October 18, 2003 Patriotic Hall - Los Angeles, CA Keynote Speaker: Tony Burroughs Registration: $60 Contact: MHIGG71503@aol.com ************************************ --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search

I am Interested in how to get land records of PeeDee NWR sINCE alot of land had to be bought from land owners and records kept of it. My gggrandfather W. Ephraim Hunter b.1777, lived in that area and interested in any land records., His daughter Anne P. Hunter Ingram(Mrs. E.D. Ingram) inherited the land. It was SW peedee River on Jones Creek. Also looking at Hunters who migrated to AL. between 1800-1860 from Anson Co. and surrounding areas. Ephraim Hunters brother Elisha moved to AL and bought seris of land some with land patent warrants, I think. The BLM records of Elisha and Elijah Hunters had some land claims around Greene Co. and surrounding area. Elisha died in early 1836(since another Elisha Hunter died in late 1836 in Greene Co.,GA). Any help would be appreciated. Donald Hunter __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com

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BYU offers free on-line genealogy tutorials as part of their Independent Study Program: http://ce.byu.edu/is/site/special_offers/famhist.dhtm Other genealogy web courses are available at: http://ce.byu.edu/is/site/special_offers/freecourses.dhtm Please excuse cross-posts. Nancy www.geocities.com/twincousin2334 www.thepastwhispers.com List Admin.: USCW-Seven_Pines; Carmichael; Cates; Fairley; Godbold; OldWest Outlaws&Indian Scouts; Message Board Admin.: Missouri Civil War; Fairley; Godbold; Richmond County, NC; Caithness, Scotland This e-mail was scanned by RAV Antivirus. (www.ravantivirus.com)

Moving is such a huge job, Nancy! I will be thinking of you. Good luck, and be careful. We'll be looking forward to your return. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Giles" <negdag@az.uia.net> To: <NCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 > Dear Friends - I will be unsubscribing from the various lists I belong to > for the next few weeks due to making a move from California to Kentucky. > This will be temporary and I will be rejoining the lists - but I want to > thank the many of you who have given so much of your time to help others > and myself. I will miss the many e-mails each day that have been so filled > with good advice and help and look forward to getting back online > soon. Nancy Giles

Dear Friends - I will be unsubscribing from the various lists I belong to for the next few weeks due to making a move from California to Kentucky. This will be temporary and I will be rejoining the lists - but I want to thank the many of you who have given so much of your time to help others and myself. I will miss the many e-mails each day that have been so filled with good advice and help and look forward to getting back online soon. Nancy Giles