I was working on a RAOGK request and came across a few items that may be of interest to someone. Thanks. ------------------------------------------------------------ The Virginia Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark, March 19, 1925 ------------------------------------------------------------ Mrs. Capitola Swindell Tredle, aged 64, died this morning at 8:30 o'clock at the residence of her son, G. C. Sears, 2630 Vimy Ridge, Lafayette Residence Park. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. W. E. Watson of Norfolk; a brother, H. L. Swindell, of Hyde County, N. C.; two sons, G. G. and C. L. Sears, of Norfolk, and two grandchildren. The body will be forwarded via the Norfolk Southern Railroad this morning at 10 o'clock to Hyde County, N. C., for funeral services and burial. ------------------------------------- The Virginia Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark, March 20, 1925 Mrs. Anna Justice, aged 69, died suddenly last night. Although a native of Asheville, N. C., she had lived in Norfolk for the past 15 years and at the time of her death resided at 425 West Thirty-fourth street. She is survived by a son, James G. Justice, and three daughters: Miss Margaret Justice, Mrs. Bessie Temple, and Mrs. Anna Reinbold, besides three grandchildren. She was a member of Christian Temple. Funeral Arrangements have not been completed. ------------------------------------- The Virginia Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark, March 20, 1925 ------------------------------------------------------------ Walter R. Hayes Suffolk, March 19, - Funeral services for Walter R. Hayes, 65, prominent merchant and farmer of Gatesville, N. C. who died suddenly Monday at his home, were held Wednesday afternoon at his residence. Burial was in the family cemetery. Mr. Hayes is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Pilson Godwin, of Gatesville, and Mrs. Ernest Pittman, of Greenville, N. C.: three brothers, Robert Hayes, of Gates, N. C.; Tom Hayes of Gatesville, and Patrick H. Hayes, of Suffolk. Pallbearers were P. H. Hayes, Robert and Tom Hayes, James Hoffler, Mr. Willis, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Pilson Godwin. Tiffany Leigh Morrison, Notary Public roonierella@cox.net http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=roonierella Family Tree at Rootsweb.com Check your site quality for free! http://www.linkalarm.com/?461073002

I recently purchased a compact disc with North Carolina's census for 1850 on it but, there are quite a few pages on it. Does anyone know how to print the specific page numbers? Any assistance is appreciated. Janyce

547-552. Will of WILLIAM POLK of Raleigh, Wake Co., N.C. Executed by Polk Aug. 24, 1833 and proven in Wake Co. Feb. 20, 1834. Wife, Sarah Polk to serve as exec. She was left the residence, other lands and property. Lands, slaves, money left to children: Rufus K. Polk, George W. Polk, Susan S. Polk, Andrew J. Polk, Lucius Polk, Leonidas Polk, Mary B. Badger. Samuel Dickins and James Bright had served Polk in managing his Tennessee lands for years and he requested that they continue to assist his wife, Sarah, in that manner. Sarah Polk prepared a POA to Samuel Dickens to so assist her recorded in Madison Co. http://www.tngenweb.org/madison/smith/deed01-3.htm

that your post came through---------- George you came through loud and clear. Maybe you didn't hear because none of the list members could help on your post, at this time. I have posted a lot of times without a response. Goodluck in the future. Just keep posting at intervals.

confirmation that my messages are getting through. I've posted once or so but I'm not getting my messages back from the list. G GHenry01@earthlink.net GeorgHnry@netscape.net

Can anyone give me information about: A. J. RADCLIFFE, d. 1869 NC, son of James Radcliffe and his first wife Mina Anderson (later Lord) James was son of Charles and Charlotte Maria Livingstone, Countess of Newburg of Scotland. He came to NC in 1749 with his father. Charles was son of Lady Mary Tudor and Edward Radcliffe, 2nd Earl of Darwentwater. Lady Mary was illegitimate daughter of actress Mary Davis and King Charles II. Lady Mary was banished to the Carolinas by Queen Anne. Sallie in Delaware Above information per "Carolina - Kentucky - Pennsylvania Radcliffes, A Genealogical Record" by E. J. Radcliffe. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

HELLO, Would someone kindly check the census record for me? Thank you, Joy North Carolina Census, 1790-1890 HEZZIAH, WILLIAM State: NC Year: 1870 County: Mecklenburg County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Providence Township Page: 243 Database: NC 1870 Federal Census Index

Would someone please look up this census for me? Thanks, Joy CHESHIRE, JAMES H. State: NC Year: 1870 County: Mecklenburg County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Mallard Creek Township Page: 196 Database: NC 1870 Federal Census Index

Wouldn't mind having this one too. Joy CHESHIRE, MARION State: NC Year: 1860 County: Mecklenburg County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Charlotte P.O. Page: 208 Database: NC 1860 Federal Census Index

At 09:23 AM 7/29/2003 -0700, Maxine wrote: >Hello all, >I am searching for any death information on a William Pleasant >ORANDER/ORRENDER. >He was born abt 1832 in VA. He and his family were in Stokes county, NC >in the 1860 census and I have been unable to find any trace of him since then. >In the 1870 census for Patrick county, VA his wife and children were back >there but no mention of William Pleasant ORANDER. He is a 'Sr.' as he has >a son with the same name, born 1857. >Thank you so much. >Maxine Have you checked for CW service? It would be wise to check both sides. Elizabeth Whitaker

At 11:52 AM 7/29/2003 -0400, Walt Landi wrote: >Hi All, > >I am trying to find a death record for William Lewis Denny/Denney who died >in 1920 or late 1919. William also went by his middle name of Lewis. He >would have been 30 or 31 years old and have been born in VA. Any help >would be really appreciated. > >Laurie North Carolina is a big state. Do you have any idea where he would have been living? Where he might have been buried? One problem I've run into when looking for death certificates before about World War II is that people, especially those who lived in rural areas and weren't well-to-do, often didn't bother to get one. They were only required if a doctor was called, and was there when the person died, or if something about the death involved law enforcement. If you can't locate a death certificate or other official record of death, newspapers are good places to look for obituaries. Elizabeth Whitaker in Easley, SC

Hi All, I am trying to find a death record for William Lewis Denny/Denney who died in 1920 or late 1919. William also went by his middle name of Lewis. He would have been 30 or 31 years old and have been born in VA. Any help would be really appreciated. Laurie

Hello all, I am searching for any death information on a William Pleasant ORANDER/ORRENDER. He was born abt 1832 in VA. He and his family were in Stokes county, NC in the 1860 census and I have been unable to find any trace of him since then. In the 1870 census for Patrick county, VA his wife and children were back there but no mention of William Pleasant ORANDER. He is a 'Sr.' as he has a son with the same name, born 1857. Thank you so much. Maxine

To all email contacts. Just a note to let you know that Dennis Brown passed away on 24th July, 9p.m. New Zealand time. "Absent from the body - present with the Lord". For those of you who knew him personally you share our loss. For those of you whose only contact was for Genealogy or other interests of Dennis please update your records and remove Dennis's name from your newsletter groups etc. If you receive this in error please accept my apologies. >From Delwyn, his eldest daughter.

Hi everyone: There are 163 posting in rootsweb archives showing http://members.aol.com/~lctdugan/ which is now a dead link because that little squiggle "~" before lctdugan/ is no longer honored by AOL so that link goes to a "404 Error -- Resource Not Found" I am abandoning that URL also abandoning the email address: lctdugan@aol.com Please use mailto:lonn@lonnd.com for email ( LONN@LONND.COM ) Please use http://www.lonnd.com/tdugan/ for genealogy interest ( LONND.COM/TDUGAN/ For interest in George Slater THOMAS and wife Catherine ?Ingle? THOMAS of VA and TN see http://www.lonnd.com/tdugan/vacourts.html#gsthomas My maternal line is WALKER. Have Interest in THOMASes who returned to KY and southwestern VA after the F&I Wars. Philip and Henry THOMAS may have departed from Cumberland or Bedford County PA area in late 1730's or early 1740's, but we haven't found them. Maybe one sighting of Philip and some unknown THOMASes in the Early Religious Petitions in Virginia. Family lore tells more than we can document. Need document for parents of George "Slater" and Catherine ?Ingle THOMAS Interested also in INGLES about any way you want to spell it -- in Montgomery County Virginia early on. We do not presently know of any connection to William or Mary DRAPER INGLES of Ingles Ferry, but have several Henry INGLES in the area and would like to know whose family they are in. See http://www.lonnd.com/tdugan/vacourts.html#wmingle for William Daniel INGLE and Mary HANCOCK INGLE born circa 1745 with descendants. Some of this line goes through Buckingham County and it seems there are few or no actual records to support the family lore. Any Buckingham reconstruction or other information, however derived, is welcomed. Basically we are in trouble with THOMASes and INGLES before 1800. Not well documented before then. We especially need documents for Elijah INGLE as shown below. See http://www.shoalwaterbay.com/karen1/surname.html Further on, in KY, we are searching for parents of Elijah INGLE -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Born: 23 APR 1824 at: Ballerdsville, Henry Co/Oldham Co., KY Married: 5 MAY 1845 at: Vermilion Co., Illinois Died: 20 JAN 1905 at: Milton Freewater, Umatilla Co, Or Father:?? INGLE Mother: Wife: Mary Ann HENSON -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Born: BET. 1828 - 1830 at: VA/TN//NC Died: 24 JUL 1879 at: Milton Freewater, Umatilla Co, Or Father: George C HENSON Mother: Sarah ATCHION Other Spouse of Elijah INGLE:: Amanda MCELRATH Thanks, Lonn http://www.lonnd.com/

Is anyone working on the Grahams that were in the Richmond Co.,NC area in the 1800's? I have a BUNDY family that was there and moved down into Marlboro Co.,SC with an elderly Sarah GRAHAM ca. 1840 listed as being 97 yrs old, and in the census of 1850 , she was listed as being 107 yrs old. This SARAH GRAHAM would have been born 1743 if the ages are reported correctly. The BUNDY family came from a large Quaker contingent living in the Albemarle area of NC, but I have no info on the GRAHAM family. Thanks. Joanne H. NC harleyclan@coastalnet.com

Does anyone have a will for John K. Wells of Cleveland County NC? Can anyone please direct me as to how to go about obtaining it? Thank you. Glenna ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Kendall (Kendle) WELLS Sr. Apr 10, 1805-Oct 28, 1876 Burial Place: Mt. Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina Occ: coroner, Cleveland County, North Carolina (1841); farmer Father: Robert H. WELLS (1773-1853) Mother: Jemima PRICE (1775-1867) Spouse: Mary Y. (Young?) CARSON Feb 21, 1807 - Sep 8, 1886, age: 79 Burial Place: Mt. Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery, Cleveland County, North Carolina Father: William CARSON (ca1775-1845) Mother: Dorcas HUEY(ca1780-1851) Marr Date: Dec 18, 1832, Rutherford County, North Carolina Their children were: William Carson (1833-1854) Robert Gidney (1835-1910) Thomas Price (1836-) Mary E. Carson (1838-1903) (my line) Louis McCurry (1840-1863) Cinthia J. G. (1842-) John Kendall (Kendle) (1844->1910) James Hughey (1847-1908) Thanks for any assistance. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Researching: (1) Porter, McCants, Cobb, Martin, Rawlinson, Gill, Higgins, Scott, Harrison, Fetner; (2) Bryant, McDade, Dillard, Tolleson, Hampton, Lee, Wells, Baxter, Eaves; (3) Kinard, Wise, Thaxton, Vickers, Jenkins, Patton, Hubbard, Wilkins, Long/Lang, Latta (Branch 28), Mauldin, Dismukes. Please direct all correspondence to: gkinard@sc.rr.com To join the McCANTS LIST, send an email to MCCANTS-L-request@rootsweb.com and write the word subscribe in the subject line. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hello Everyone: We have posted a list of early VA immigrants that should be of help to those of you who may be having problems with establishing your early lines there. This concerns the Children Ordered Sent to Virginia 1618-1642 and contains a listing of 468 children, including 337 before the Mayflower landed in 1620! We have also included information on the reason for these relocations here so you can better understand why this practice happened during that time period. This would represent many thousands of lines and could be a reason why you may be having problems with your early people there. You will find the list located on the web site at; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ Once you get there you will be looking for the link Family Pages Index which you will enter. On the Family Index Page enter CHILDREN SENT TO VA 1618-1642. Everyone has FREE access to all our web site and the reports contained there. Enjoy Harold Oliver America's First Families

Looking for parents of Alfred Baker borned about 1790 Darlinton,SC had 3 sons John,Andersen and Stephen Baker who all came to Al about 1830,for awhile Chilton County was called Baker County because of Alfred Baker . Thank you Bobby

Hello, Still looking for the parents of Mary Starnes, 2nd wife, bc 1817 that married Andrew Jackson Hunsucker bc 1818. Also, Margaret Starnes bc 1845 that married John Westly Hunsucker bc 1844. John is the s/o of Andrew and his first wife, Clarkey Jones. These people were in Moore Co., NC, Mecklenburg Co., NC and Cabarrus Co., NC. Thank you, Joy