Does anyone connect to: POOL ALEXANDER , (1810 US Census) NC, RUTHERFORD, NO TWP LISTED 1800 P400 POOL Alexander M-32 033 135 21010-30010-00 POOL GEORGE , (1810 US Census) NC, RUTHERFORD, NO TWP LISTED 1810 P400 POOL Alexander M-252 042 127 NdRcd 1810 P400 POOL George M-252 042 126 NdRcd I am looking for the parents of my John Pool (b.`775-1780, d. 1832Rowan Co. NC). He appeared in Rowan Co. NC in 1810 and bought property that was expensive for the time. Did he inherit money? Betty Pace

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This is the last one of Louis Jones children that I have. Anyone with information on this family, I would like to hear from you. Thank you, Judy John Jones John Jones, son of Louis JOnes and Molly Bridges, Married Rebecca Harris. Children of Jhn Jones and Rebecca Harris: 1. Jemima Jones, married Joseph Hammett, their children were; Sarah Ann, Rebecca Ellen Louisa, Adolphus, Martin, Adeline, Jemima, Josephus. 2. Annie Jones, Married Consard ( Rodney) Horton, their children were: William James, (Billy) Oliver Cromwell, Lena, Emmy, Rebecca, Betty, Tilda. 3. John Jones Jr., Married Catherine Westbrooks. They left this Country. 4. Martin Jones, Married Sally Horton, their children were; Jane, Lettie, Emma, Caldonia, Columbus, Frank. 5. Louisa Jones, married Pink Horton, their children were; Sylvia, Jane, Anne, Rebecca, Julia Ellen, Lucinia, Rufus, George, Memory.

Here is what I have on Elizabeth Jones, if anyone has any other information, I would love to get it. Thank you Judy Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Louis Jones and Molly Bridges, married John Green. Children of Elizabeth and John Green 1. Drury Green, married Margaret Jones, their children were; Ida, Carrie, Judson, Sidney, James, Columbus, Hart, Frank. 2. Madison Green married ?? Jolley 3. Lucretia Green 4. Patsy Green 5. Susan Green 6. Rebecca Green, married William Ramsey, born June 12, 1847, died Dec. 18, 1904, son of David Ramsey, Burried State Line Baptist Church Cem. their children were; Della J., Adeline, Etta, Mousurie Lola, Pollyanna Ella, William M., Dock, Joseph. 7. Terissa Green, married Covington Blackwell 8. Fanny Green, married ?? Shuff 9. Mary Elizabeth Green, married 1st John Keller, their children were; Elbert, Telda Elizabeth, married 2nd Isaac (Ike) Horton, their children were; Mary Sue, George William.

If anyone has anything on this family, I would love to have it. thank you Judy Carver Susan Jones Susan (Sookie) Jones, daughter of Louis Jones and Molly Bridges, married James McGinnis. (James McGinnis was born about 1806. I have Susan born about 1817.) Children of Sookie and James McGinnis: 1. Media McGinnis, married Thompson Jolley, their children were: Louisa, Ella, Lena, Salinas, Jim, Euphory. From the book "Footprints Left Behind" ( Media full name was Louisa Amedia McGinnis. She was born about 1849. Wiliam Thompson Jolley was born June 23, 1846. William Thompson was the son Terrel and Nancy Jane Jolley. He is buried at New. Pleasant Baptist Church Cem., Gaffney, S. C. Almedia and W. T. Jolley ahd the following children; l. Nancy S. Jolley, died young. 2. James "Jimmy" Jolley born about 1870 married Julia Simmons. 3. Selenas Jolley, born about 1871, married 1st. Nora Young, married 2nd. Martha Lovelace. 4. Louisa Jolley born about 1875, married B. Doyle Jolley, 5. Lora /Laura Jolley 6. Ella Jolley married Eddie Scruggs, 7. Ufford Jolley married Floy Jolley, 8. John Smith "Johnny' Jolley, born aobut 1873, married Bessie Hicks born 1887, died 1966, buried Rutherford County Memorial, Rutherford County, N. C. 9. Lonie Jolley married Charles Roberts.) Selenas Jolley was my great grandfather. Selenas was born on Nov. 17, 1875, in Cleveland County, N. C. and died on Jan. 2, 1954, in Cherokee County, S. C., he married Larro Nora Hesentine Young. Nora was born on October 14, 1880 and died July 16, 1912. They lived at Gaffney, S. C. He then married Martha Lovelace. Selenas and both his wives are buried at New Pleasant Baptist Church, Gaffney, S. C. Selenas and Nora had the following children. 1. Ocia Jolley married 1st Cliff McCraw, 2nd. Jessie Huskey; 2. Odell Jolley married Esther Lee; 3. Otto Jolley married Slanie Cobb. Selenas and Martha Jolley had one child Ralph Jolley who married Inez Biggerstaff 1st. and Katie Peeler 2nd. 2. Sarah Ann McGinnis married Elias Scruggs 3. Smith McGinnis, married Jane Hill 4. Mary Clementine (Tiny ) McGinnis, born August 31, 1855, died Aug. 15, 1919, married William James (Billy) Horton, Born June 5, 1854, died March 2, 1896, son of Consard (Rodney) Horton and Annie Jones. Both buried Cherokee Creek Church Cem. Their children were; Susan, Collis, Julius A., Arthur B., Lambert D., Will.

Anyone having anything else of this family would love to have it. Judy Artelissa Jones, daughter of Louis Jones and Molly Bridges, married David Humphries. children of Artelissa and David Humphries: 1. Louis Humphries, married Marianne Settlemeyre, their children were; Ed, Lyttel, Ette, Corry, Minnie, Daisy, Stella. 2. William Humphries, married Sarah Elizabeth Ruppe, their childen were; Oscar, Johnny, Elsie, 3. Asbury Humphries 4. Marianne Humphries, married Jeff McCraw, their children were John, Will, Hassie, Forrest. 5. Susan Humphries 6. Lucinda Humphries.

Here is another son of Louis Jones and Molly Bridges. If anyone has anymore information on this son, please contact me. Judy Drury Jones, son of Louis Jones and Molly Bridges, married Elizabeth (Betsy) Scruggs. Children of Drury and Betsy Jones: 1. Louisa Jones. 2. Catherine Jones, married Crate Simmons, their children were Stephen Robert, Drury, Moses, Media, Letha, Alice, Lizzie, Bert. 3. Julia Jones married John Simmons, (Second wife). 4. Emmy Jones married John Simmons (First Wife) their children were Octavia, Jane, Julia, Marshall. ( I know that Octavia married Thomas Young, She was his second wife. If anyone know anything about her , would love to have it.) 5. Tiny Jones, married Newton Taylor, their children were Avery, Jeannie, Mag, Belle. 6, Rebecca Jones married Andy Harris, their children were Bud, Cora. 7. Lanie Jones 8. Sarah Jones, 9. Robert Jones, died in war 10. Alive Jones, married Leah Hamrick 11. Columbus Jones married Sarah Jane Humphries, their children were; Nora, Lucy, Fanny, Blanche, Gilbert, Grady, Wade. 12. John Jones, married Polly Jolley, their children were Duncan (Dunk), Ida, Minnie.

Bobbie, Thanks for replying. I don't have a lot on these families. Here is some of it. If you are anyone else has anymore on these people I would love to have it. Fanny Jones and William Harris Fanny Jones daughter of Louis Jones and Mollie Bridges married William Harris. Their children were: 1. Louis Harris married Susan Horton, their children were, Fanny, Susanne, Nimrod (Nim). 2. Marianne (Ranny) Harris 3. Misseniare Harris, married Martin Ruppe, their children were William Perry, Mary Elizabeth, Louisa, Didame Candance, Thomas, Jacob, Jane, Unity Susanne, Martin Elliot, Sharp, Lilly Laura Ann. 4. Patsy Harris, married James Wells (Buck) Horton, their children were; William Henry Sr., Nessisscan , Felix, Abner, Lems, Fussney, Sally, Isral, Hannah, Mary Sue, Thomas, Vernon, Noah, Miparriash, Martha, Emmie, Doe, Jennie, Louis, Missie, Rome. 5. Louisa Harris, marrried Henry Perkins, their children were Martin. 6. Sylvia Harris, married William Ruppe, their children were; Frances, Kathleen, Joe, Will, John. 7. Lucinda Harris, married Richard Turner, their children were Harriet. 8. Thomas Harris, married Rebecca Rogers, their children were; Willia, Charlotta. 9. William Perry Harris, married Elizabeth Ruppe, their children were Henry, William Joseph, Romeo, Sarah Elizabeth, Mary Frances Jane. 10. Martin Harris, married Ann Hammett, their children were; Cordelia Thomas Bryant. will send some more later. Judy > Judy, > > Please share the "some on each of these childrens' family also." with me if > you will. My computer is iMac and will not open some attachments but I > would be happy to pay for copies by snail mail of any JONES info. I > purchased the "Jones Legacy" book but did not find many of these Jones' I > have in my Humphries Clan. > > My research of William Humphries' descendants has so many many Jones but I > cannot connect or find names of parents of many. Legal papers in Frances > Surratt Humphries application for pension for Rev War states that their > daughter, Frances Humphries married William Jones, son of Louis / Lewis > Jones. There so many men named Lewis or Louis Jones within these > descendants, especially in Humphries Huskey lines. > > My immediate ancestors descend from John, son of William and his first wife. > I was able to prove our line and join DAR. However, after talking with Ben > several years ago I have found that most Humphries in NC/SC border area are > part of our families and now I hope to connect all I can in this family. > > Thank you in advance and thanks for all you share with so many of us in this > pleasant hobby and addiction to genealogy. > > Bobbie Parker > 2 Bahan Street > Taylors, SC 29687 > > > > Thanks Vickie for replying. I don't have them a son Lewis. Would love > > to have the information that you have on their son. and any other that you > > are willing to share. The information that I was given on Louis Jones > > was the following. > > > > Louis Jones was one of the first Settlers in this part of the country, his > > old home is still standing on Broad River in Southwestern North Carolina, > > It is known as the Louis Jones Old Place, It used to be well known. As > > people went to that place to cross the river in a ferry boat. Louis Jones > > was probably of Welsh Descent, he married Molly Bridges. > > > > Children of Louis and Molly Bridges > > 1. Fanny Jones, married william Harris, their children were; Louis, > > Marianne Ranny, Misseniare, Patsy, Louisa, Sylvia, Lucinda, Thomas, > > William, Natin (?). > > > > 2. Drury Jones, married Elizabeth Betsy Scruggs, their children were > > Louisa, Catherine, Julia, Emmy, Tiny, Rebecca, Lanie, Sarah, Robert, Alive, > > Columbus, John. > > > > 3. Artelissa Jones, married David Humphries, their children were; Louis, > > William, Asbury, Marianne, Susan, Lucinda. > > > > 4. Susan (Sookie) Jones, married James McGinnis, their children were ; > > Media, Sarah Ann, Smith, Tiny. > > > > 5. Rebecca Jones, > > > > 6. Eliza Jones > > > > 7. Elizabeth Jones, married John Green, their children were; Drury, > > Madison, Lucretia, Patsy, Susan, Rebecca, Terissa, Fanny, Mary Elizabeth. > > > > 8. Patsy Jones > > > > 9. Sally Jones > > > > 10. John Jones, married Rebeccca Harris, their children were Jemima, > > Annie, John, Martin, Lewis.

Thanks Vickie for replying. I don't have them a son Lewis. Would love to have the information that you have on their son. and any other that you are willing to share. The information that I was given on Louis Jones was the following. Louis Jones was one of the first Settlers in this part of the country, his old home is still standing on Broad River in Southwestern North Carolina, It is known as the Louis Jones Old Place, It used to be well known. As people went to that place to cross the river in a ferry boat. Louis Jones was probably of Welsh Descent, he married Molly Bridges. Children of Louis and Molly Bridges 1. Fanny Jones, married william Harris, their children were; Louis, Marianne Ranny, Misseniare, Patsy, Louisa, Sylvia, Lucinda, Thomas, William, Natin (?). 2. Drury Jones, married Elizabeth Betsy Scruggs, their children were Louisa, Catherine, Julia, Emmy, Tiny, Rebecca, Lanie, Sarah, Robert, Alive, Columbus, John. 3. Artelissa Jones, married David Humphries, their children were; Louis, William, Asbury, Marianne, Susan, Lucinda. 4. Susan (Sookie) Jones, married James McGinnis, their children were ; Media, Sarah Ann, Smith, Tiny. 5. Rebecca Jones, 6. Eliza Jones 7. Elizabeth Jones, married John Green, their children were; Drury, Madison, Lucretia, Patsy, Susan, Rebecca, Terissa, Fanny, Mary Elizabeth. 8. Patsy Jones 9. Sally Jones 10. John Jones, married Rebeccca Harris, their children were Jemima, Annie, John, Martin, Lewis. I have some on each of these childrens family also. Thank again, Judy > Hi Judy, > Do you happen to have any info on Lewis and Mollies son Lewis? I have been > trying to "collect" info on their children to see if any fit my Lewis Jones > born about 1797 and died in Hall County Georgia . Lewis married Elizabeth > Wright Morris daughter of William Morris and Christianna Simmons. > Thanks ,

Hi Judy, Do you happen to have any info on Lewis and Mollies son Lewis? I have been trying to "collect" info on their children to see if any fit my Lewis Jones born about 1797 and died in Hall County Georgia . Lewis married Elizabeth Wright Morris daughter of William Morris and Christianna Simmons. Thanks , Vicky > I am looking for information on Lewis Jones who married Mollie Bridges on July 27, 1797. I know that his father was John Jones born 1750 married to Elizabeth Pool. Would love to find more information on this family. Lewis Jones had a daughter named Susan who married a James McGinnis. > > Thank you > Judy Carver > >

Looking for information on Tid McCraw who married Tom Young. Tom Young was the son of Terissa Harris and John Young. Terissa was the daughter of Thomas Harris II. Thomas Harris II was born Jan. 10, 1799 . He was married to Matilda Watkins. Anyone with information on these family, I would love to hear from you. Does anyone know if Tid is a nickname?? Thank you. Judy Carver

Looking for information on Mollie Bridges. She was married to Lewis Jones on July 27, 1797. Does anyone know which Bridges line she is from? Thank you so much. Judy Carver

I am looking for information on Lewis Jones who married Mollie Bridges on July 27, 1797. I know that his father was John Jones born 1750 married to Elizabeth Pool. Would love to find more information on this family. Lewis Jones had a daughter named Susan who married a James McGinnis. Thank you Judy Carver

While indexing the court records I came across this, which I thought might be of interest to someone: July Court 1783: John Angel, a British deserter came into open court and took the oath of allegiance to this state. I have indexed the Minutes, Pleas and Quarter Sessions (full name index) from 1799-1808. I am now working on putting the index on CD. I can also make it available on a floppy disc or in paper form. If anyone is interested please e-mail me at: mellybkr@aol.com Thanks, Melody

Can anyone in Rutherford Cty help me with the Jacob Wolf on the 1800 census of Rutherford Cty, and who the son was and the wife. Have been trying to find out if it was my Jacob wolf b approx 1760's d approx 1796-98 who was married to a Mary Polly Deadman b 1759, Patapsco, MD died approx 1799 or Jacob Wolf b approx 1794( is 1798 on tombstone in Beulah Cemeteary) d 1865 who married unk first then Nancy McEntire Thompson b 1799 died approx 1876 (was Nancy Thompson on marriage bond of Rutherford Cty, NC) The second Jacob Wolf(e) would have been too young to have been a father and listed on 1800 census if the dates are correct. Who is the Elizabeth Wolf? Is she a daughter of Jonathan Fou(t)ch or Elijah Fou(t)ch? If anyone can help I would sure appreciate it. Melanie Oates Malone I have 8 pages written by a late Forest Wolfe of Shelby, NC that had in his papers which were written in 1985 and published in the Essau Huppeday of the Broad River Genealogical Society of Cleveland Cty NC. Anyway Forest wrote that in the 1800 census of Rutherford county, NC, there was a Jacob Wolf with one male under 10 and one male under 26 and one female btw 16-26. There was also a Henry Wolf with 2 boys 1 girl and 1 wife Also a Phillip Wolfe with 3 boys 1 girl, 1 wife Also further it goes on to say that: Rutherford County, NC Marriage Bonds page 343: Elizabeth Wolf married a William Wright on 18 April, 1808 with John Foutch as Bondsman In the minutes of the Court of Pleas and Quarter sessions: 1810 October term: Jonathan Wolf son of Jacob Wolf, bound to Benjamin Hyder 1811 19 January Court required Elijah Fouch to deliver Jonathan Wolf (child) to court for reassignment to Benjamin Hyder 1811 8 April. Jonathan Wolfe, son of Jacob Wolf, aged 13 bound to Benjamin Hyder until 21 years of age 1811, 14 April In the case before the court at Last Court on motion of Jonathan Fouch respecting the guardianship of Jonathan Wolf the opinion of the court that the said Fouch is not subject for witnessing that was summoned on behalf of Elizabeth Wolfe on said notice. Now I have a picture of John Wolf with his brother William Cathey who is my 2xgreatgrandfather, and I think that this Jonathan above was from a first marriage of Jacob Wolf my 3xgreatgrandfather who married Nancy McEntire Thompson ( just Nancy Thompson on their marriage bond of Dec 1825) But info I had was that Jacob's first wife was Sarah unk, but still wonder if it may have been Sarah Elizabeth. Haven't found any records yet. Researching: Wolf, Wolfe, Woolf, Deadman, Dedmon, Bridges, Bailey, Lee, Grigg, Crowder, Fortune, Suttle, Baxter, Holland, Condrey, Summey, Williams on both sides of family ( have a greatgrandmother named Williams on both sides) Oates, Rouse and many more in NC, KY, Tn, Fl, Ga, Tx and many states in between

----- Original Message ----- From: <cool@rutherford.k12.nc.us> To: <ncruther-l@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 8:59 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Landrum Baptist Church, Landrum, South Carolina Hi, Here it is. We the History Committee at Landrum First Baptist Church is in the proof reading stage of our 200 year history book; First, as Wolfe Creek Baptist Church in 1803, to Landrum First Baptist Church in 1926. This book will be in a limited addition, around 500 pages, hardback with index. We have abbreviated all the church minutes telling what people did in our church. We are missing some minutes all before 1836 and some in the 1930s-1940's. We also put all church members that we could find from 1850's - 1920's, and some other random memberships. We have written a little about each pastor and some of the members, past and present. We hope that all will enjoy. If you have family from upper Spartanburg County, SC and Polk County, North Carolina which used to be part of Henderson and Rutherford County and some from Greenville County, SC could be mentioned in our book. We are charging $20 for the book and $5 for shipping. The form can be found on my website right now and the churches web site within the next few weeks. We expect that the book will be here in November 2004. http://themccoolfamily.com/pat.html Pat

Hello friends: Just to let you know, the Moore Co. Heritage Book now has brochures which give all details about new book. If you have not been able to access the website: http://www.nccountyheritage.com/mooreco.html Please email: moorecobook@yahoo.com and ask for a brochure. You do not have to be a resident of Moore County to participate. As with other recent NC County Heritage Books, you only need to have "roots" in Moore County, and you're "in the book"! Our next Moore Co. Heritage Book meeting is Thursday, July 22, 6:30 PM at the Golden Corral (near the Wal-Mart) in Aberdeen. Dinner at 6:30 (delicious food) and Book Committee meeting at 7:30 PM. All proceeds from the sale of the Moore Co. book benefit the Moore Co. Genealogical Society! -- _______________________________________________ Find what you are looking for with the Lycos Yellow Pages http://r.lycos.com/r/yp_emailfooter/http://yellowpages.lycos.com/default.asp?SRC=lycos10

Yes, this is my family. Thank you, for all the census records. I used all of them. I didn't realize James went to Shelby. Who knows if he stopped there? Maybe that's why my Grandmother had nice pictures of him, if he lived further away. Thank you again, Barbara Dyer Channell Researching -- Dyer's, Splawn's, Childers, Sparks, Gibbs, McBrayer's, Allen's, Griffin's, Harrill's, Bridges, Channell's, Folsom's, Whisler's, Breed's and a whole lot more!

Barbara, These censuses may be of interest to you if it turns out that Napoleon McBrayer is your ancestor. 1910 census Shelby, Cleveland Co., ED 43, p 25A, Washington Street Franklin B. Jenkins, 36, NC/NC/NC, married 7 yrs., manager--oil mill Julia B., 27, wife, SC/SC/SC, 2 children/2living Margaret B., 6, daughter, NC Sarah G., 4, daughter, NC James C., McBrayer, 32, brother-in-law, NC/NC/NC, married 6 yrs., retail merchant--dry goods Nanza B., sister-in-law, 25, SC/SC/SC, 2 children/2 living Elizabeth E., 5, niece, NC James C., Jr., nephew, 11/12, NC 1870, Union township, Rutherford Co., NC, p3 Napolean B. McBrayer, 24, farmer Mary E., 19 Ollie D., 3, [female] Infant, 5/12, [male] 1860, Broad River Dist., Rutherford Co., NC, p151 Susan McBrayer, 43, bNC Susan, 17, NC Napoleon, 15, farm laborer, NC John, 13, NC Amelia, 10, NC Margaret, 8, NC 1850, 2nd Broad River dist., Rutherford Co., NC, p604 J.W. McBrayer, 33, farmer, bNC Susana, 32, NC L.N., 12, NC [male] Delilah, 10, NC Susannah, 8, NC Napoleon, 6, NC John, 3, NC A.S., 6/12, NC [female] Victoria, 11, mulatto, NC Good luck, Lynn Wesson Chapel Hill, NC > > From: CBARBIE2000@aol.com > Date: 2004/07/01 Thu AM 08:18:57 EDT > To: NCRUTHER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCRUTHER-L] James Calvin McBrayer > > Hi, is any one else researching the McBrayer families? My Great-grandfather > was N.B. McBrayer. I have information on my Granduncles and Grandaunts except > for James Calvin McBrayer. I have down he was born in 1878. But, that's it. > Does any one have any other information? I have pictures of him. Thank you, > Barbara Dyer Channell > > Researching -- Dyer's, Splawn's, Childers, Sparks, Gibbs, McBrayer's, > Allen's, Griffin's, Harrill's, Bridges, Channell's, Folsom's, Whisler's, Breed's and > a whole lot more! > > > ==== NCRUTHER Mailing List ==== > > Subscribing: Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn't understand them, try these manual instructions: to join NCRUTHER-L, send mail to NCRUTHER-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join NCRUTHER-D, do the same thing with NCRUTHER-D-request@rootsweb.com. > Unsubscribing: To leave NCRUTHER-L, send mail to NCRUTHER-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. To leave NCRUTHER-D, do the same thing with NCRUTHER-D-request@rootsweb.com. > For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at NCRUTHER-admin@rootsweb.com > >

Barbara, Here are some other censuses that may be of interest to you, if Napoleon is your relative. 1910 census Shelby, Cleveland Co., ED 43, p 25A, Washington Street Franklin B. Jenkins, 36, NC/NC/NC, married 7 yrs., manager--oil mill Julia B., 27, wife, SC/SC/SC, 2 children/2living Margaret B., 6, daughter, NC Sarah G., 4, daughter, NC James C., McBrayer, 32, brother-in-law, NC/NC/NC, married 6 yrs., retail merchant--dry goods Nanza B., sister-in-law, 25, SC/SC/SC, 2 children/2 living Elizabeth E., 5, niece, NC James C., Jr., nephew, 11/12, NC 1870, Union township, Rutherford Co., NC, p3 Napolean B. McBrayer, 24, farmer Mary E., 19 Ollie D., 3, [female] Infant, 5/12, [male] 1860, Broad River Dist., Rutherford Co., NC, p151 Susan McBrayer, 43, bNC Susan, 17, NC Napoleon, 15, farm laborer, NC John, 13, NC Amelia, 10, NC Margaret, 8, NC 1850, 2nd Broad River dist., Rutherford Co., NC, p604 J.W. McBrayer, 33, farmer, bNC Susana, 32, NC L.N., 12, NC [male] Delilah, 10, NC Susannah, 8, NC Napoleon, 6, NC John, 3, NC A.S., 6/12, NC [female] Victoria, 11, mulatto, NC Good luck, Lynn Wesson Chapel Hill, NC > > From: CBARBIE2000@aol.com > Date: 2004/07/01 Thu AM 08:18:57 EDT > To: NCRUTHER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCRUTHER-L] James Calvin McBrayer > > Hi, is any one else researching the McBrayer families? My Great-grandfather > was N.B. McBrayer. I have information on my Granduncles and Grandaunts except > for James Calvin McBrayer. I have down he was born in 1878. But, that's it. > Does any one have any other information? I have pictures of him. Thank you, > Barbara Dyer Channell > > Researching -- Dyer's, Splawn's, Childers, Sparks, Gibbs, McBrayer's, > Allen's, Griffin's, Harrill's, Bridges, Channell's, Folsom's, Whisler's, Breed's and > a whole lot more! > > > ==== NCRUTHER Mailing List ==== > > Subscribing: Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn't understand them, try these manual instructions: to join NCRUTHER-L, send mail to NCRUTHER-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join NCRUTHER-D, do the same thing with NCRUTHER-D-request@rootsweb.com. > Unsubscribing: To leave NCRUTHER-L, send mail to NCRUTHER-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. To leave NCRUTHER-D, do the same thing with NCRUTHER-D-request@rootsweb.com. > For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at NCRUTHER-admin@rootsweb.com > >