Spartanburg Herald newspapers DEATHS - 1937 Henrietta, N.C.,Nov.3- LAWRENCE McKINNEY, 49 died this afternoon following a lingering illness of two years. Funeral services will be conducted at the Cliffside Bapt. ch. with REV. J.A. HUNNICUTT assisting. Surviving are his wife, MRS. EVA McKINNEY, one son, W.A. McKINNEY and three sisters, MRS. LOUSIE JENKINS, and MRS. JESS BUFF, both of Henrietta and MRS. MAE BISHOP of Mayo, S.C. Forest City, Nov.2.- Word has been received here of the death of MRS.J.H. BALL, 22 of Toccoa, Ga. formerly MISS RUBY WILSON of Marshall and who for nine years was a member of the Cliffside school faculty. MR. BALL held a position with the Southern Railway and his work took him to several places in the last few years. She is survived by her husband, one son , her parents and several brothers and sisters. Rutherfordton, Nov. 3.- Word has been received here of the death of H.M. FOWLER, 71 of West Tx. MR. FOWLER underwent an operation in Tex. Friday and died Sat. and was buried there Sunday. He was born and reared in Rutherfordton co. and went west about 40 years ago. He was postmaster of West Tex. for a number of years and a leading citizen. He was the s/o of the late LEONARD FOWLER who was treasurer of Rutherford Co. from 1880-1882. He is survived by his widow, a brother, W.O FOWLER of Harris, this county and two sisters, MRS. J. MATT ROBBINS of the Harris section and MRS. AUGUSTINE NELSON of Sptbg. SHELBY FARMERS GOOD INVENTION-1911 Shelby, March 2, 1911- A seed planter and fertilizer distributor which equals, if not outstrips similar farm implements, has been invented by MR. W.D. LeMMONS, a Cleveland county farmer. He is a practical farmer living several miles s.e. of Shelby. He worked on his invention two years or more, then brought it to the Babington foundry to be built. MR. J.C. ROBISON, general agent for a farm manufacturing concern was here to witness a demonstration of the new invention, and appeared impressed. If they retain their rights it means a big factory for Shelby. { Wonder if this happened ?} FOREST CITY FLASHES- 1937 Dec.20, 1937- MELVIN HARRIS, head of the law enforcing agency of Forest City, standing by one of the white way standards, talking to an old friend of his...DR. FRANK ADKINSON, trying to sell us a Christmas gift. Not enough discount, Doc..... THOMAS LONG of Colorado is visiting his parents, MR. and MRS. T.T. LONG.... MISS ETHEL YOUNG of Holton Arms, Washington, D.C. is spending the holidays with her parents in Forest City..... MISS MARJORIE PADGETT, student at the Univ. of Ga., spending the holidays in Forest City..... MR. and MRS. FRED G. CARLISLE of Lynchburg, Va. are the guest of their parents, MR. and MRS. J.W. CARLISLE of Bostic and MRS. P.D. HARRILL, Sr. of Forest City.... MR. and MRS. R.R. DOBSON and daughter of Sptbg. spent the weekend with MRS. S.N. WATSON..... [Hope you like the old articles. I post each week on Spartanburg website] Free post- nancie

A few more old articles taken from the Spartanburg Newspapers. April 1, 1920- By Judge R. BURTON HICKS at Spartanburg ; JAMES MARVIN BUTLER of Forest City and MAGGIE ETHEL PADGETT of Henrietta, were married April1. May 7, 1942- GRADY G. PADGETT Spindale, May 6.- GRADY GLENN PADGETT, 10 year old son of MR. and MRS. J.G. PADGETT died today in a Rutherfordton Hospital after an extended illness. Surviving are the parents; one sister, MABLE and a brother, REX PADGETT. Funeral services at the First Bapt. ch., the REV. J. BOYCE BROOKS in charge. Burial at Spindale cem. [ Greenberry Padgett is my ancestor] May 3, 1942- SHE IS 103 TODAY MISS MARY ANN SELVEY of Rutherford county, who will celebrate her 103 rd birth- day anniversary today. MISS SELVEY resides at the home of her great-nephew, H. COLUMBUS ARROWOOD of Union Mills, N.C. MISS SELVEY attributes her long life to temperate habits. She never worries and does not drink intoxicants nor overeat. Many of her relatives will visit her today. May 6, 1942- MR. G.O. LOVELACE DIES Shelby, May 5.- Funeral services for G.O. LOVELACE, 33 will be conducted from the Lattimore Bapt. ch. with the REV. JESSE BLALOCK in charge. He was a native of the Lattimore community. He died in the Shelby hospital this morning following an illness of about 18 months. Surviving are the widow, the former MISS SLENA HOLLAND; a brother, CLAYTUS LOVELACE and his parents, MR. and MRS. W.T. LOVELACE, Cleveland County. July 14, 1903- THE INDIANS AT SHELBY, Editor HOEY'S Account of the ball game The glorious Fourth was generally observed in Shelby in that the whole town and all our visiting friends went to see the game. The morning train from Gaffney City brought about two hundred people, including the ball team. MR. R.M. WELLS umpired the game and gave general satisfaction. At the close of the ninth inning the score was 6 to 9 in favor of Gaffney. July 6, 1948- MRS. GEORGE MOORE Shelby-Funeral services were planned today for MRS. GEORGE MOORE, 56, who died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Sat. night. Officers said they believed the wreck occurred when ODELL COOK, driver of the car, went to sleep at the wheel. Others in the wreck were MRS. HOWARD HUFFSTETTLER and her three children. Cook went to the hospital but the others were not seriously hurt. July 21, 1948- HENRY CLAY HARRILL Spindale.- HENRY CLAY HARRILL, 62 died today at his home here after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. MR. HARRILL is survived by his wife, and 10 children; HERMAN and ROBERT of Forest City, RAY of Gastonia, CLYDE, EDWIN, MISS MARJORIE, MRS.J.T. CARPENTER, MRS. EVELYN MENIUS and MRS. DeWITT YELTON, all of Spindale and DAVID, US Navyin Alaska. Also are a brother, HOPE of Forest City and three sisters, MRS. W.E. MOORE of Forest City, MRS. W.G. YOUNG of Shelby and MRS. R.R. FLACK of Rutherfordton. Hope this will help some one. Free post- nancie

I hope you fine these old articles interesting, transcribed from the Spartanburg Herald newspaper, S.C. SPINDALE HOUSE IS DESTROYED BY FLAMES -1931 Rutherford, Nov.3.- A house owned by MRS. J.C. TWITTY at Spindale burned late this afternoon, the origin of the blaze being undetermined. JAMES ANDERSON DIES AT RUTHERFORDTON- 1931 Rutherfordton, Nov.3.- JAMES ANDERSON, 53, well known farmer and livestock dealer of Greenville, Tenn., died suddenly here today of paralysis. Mr. Anderson came here with a load of hogs and suffered an attack at 10 o'clock. He died three hours later. Funeral services will be held at Greenville Wednesday. RUTHERFORD CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO- 1943 Rutherfordton, Nov.26.- CARROLL FOWLER, 5, died this morning from injuries received Wed. afternoon late by a hit-and -run driver. The boy was crossing the road near his home one mile west of Rutherfordton on the Polk Co. highway when a '34 model Chevrolet struck him knocking him about 75 feet. The driver did not stop. Officers are trying to apprehend him. He is survived by his parents, J.T. FOWLER and other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held at a Methodist church near Mill Springs. HUGHES RITES SET- 1943 Rutherfordton, Nov. 26.- R. HUGHES, 82, well known retired farmer and leading citizen died last night at his home seven miles north of Rutherfordton. Funeral services will be held at Sharon Meth. Ch. He is survived by his wife, five daughters, MRS. A.G. STREET, and MRS.G.D. LAWING of Union Mills, MRS. J.D. MAUNEY of Lyman, MRS. R.K. HALL of High Point, and MRS. E.R. HAYES of Martinsville, Va. and four sons, ROBERT HUGHES at home, E.S. HUGHES of Gastonia, F.C. HUGHES of King Mtn. and W.B. HUGHES of Charlotte. Thirty-seven grandchildren survive, ten of whom are in the service, and ten great grandchildren. MR. Hughes was a native of Alabama but had lived near Shelby for several years. He was a cotton buyer for Henrietta Mills for many years and had lived near Union Mills the past 18 years. Free posting- nancie

I am a first time lister and need help finding a Wiley Gage born 1798 in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Rutherford County. Would appreciate any help. Thank you, John A Gage

Hi list, I'm looking for info on the Tabor, Taber, Tayber, family of rutherford Co NC. I have the following info: 1850 Morgan Co., Tn. census shows a Thomas Tabor 35, Phebe 31, Elizabeth 10 and George W.[Washington] 8 and Rebecca A 2. He is the son of Eli Tabor son of William Tabor and Elizabeth Sharpeout of Rutherford Co., N. C. These are the only Tabors if find in North Carolina in that time frame. I think John Tabor b. 1803 is part of this family. any info would be appreciated - Sherry _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

I've been searching the census records via Ancestry.com for my ancestors CADDELL(L): NC (1790+ Orange/Caswell/Person & vic), SC (1800-1820, Pendleton Dist), AL (1820+, StClair/Cherokee/Bibb & vic), AR (1850s-1860s, Columbia), TX (1850s+, Hopkins/Denton/Navarro/etc). I recently subscribed to the census image database of Ancestry.com. I've continuously had problems dnld images. Any of you have the same problem. Email me privately at "bcaddell@hcnews.com". DO NOT tie up the lists with email on this issue. Bill Caddell

Hello All, If you have not looked at this site yet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/ and you're searching NC, you really ought to go look..... especially go click on the left column where it says county formation and take a look at the great maps from 1700-1912 that Derick Hartshorn has put together (thanks Derick). This has been a huge help to me in trying to understand just where some of my ancestors were from census to census. I wish all states had such maps available on line. Audrey Orlando, FL

Hi Carol, I've got some additional info on this family and a question. You are missing a daughter of Thomas Robbins & Nancy Brisco. According to Thomas' will: 2 April 1857. Recorded Aug. Court .[1862] I, Thomas Robbins, being in proper mind and memory, but somewhat paralyzed in body. I give unto my beloved wife Nancy Robbins all my property to hold during her life time. At her death the land to be divided as, begining at father's old corner SW to speculation line all below to belong to P. Briscos line to be for Joseph Robbins, Philip Robbins, Chesterfield Robbins and their heirs. The remaining part to on both sides of river to Margaret Nodine, Tleby [Iby] Flyn & Sarah Splan and Jane Hester and their heirs. I appoint Joseph Robbins and John Nodine my executors. Wit: A. Padgett, A. Lancaster, jurat. Signed: Thomas Ronnins From: Rutherford County, NC wills and Misc. Records 1783-1868. James E. & Vivian Wooley Sarah Splan is actually Sarah Splawn, here is the family group sheet on them. ———————————————————————————————————————— Husband: James M. ®108 SPLAWN ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth: 23 Nov 1819 ®108 Death: 26 May 1894 ®108 Place: Polk Co., NC Burial: Place: Green River Bapt. Cem. Polk Co., NC Father: James SPLAWN (1775-1830) Mother: Elizabeth ROBBINS (1770-1860) Circumstantial evidence only for these parents of James M. Splawn, no documentation found yet to prove this relationship. ———————————————————————————————————————— ———————————————————————————————————————— Wife: Sarah Ann ROBBINS ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth: 6 Oct 1825 ®108 Death: 16 Jul 1901 ®108 Place: Polk Co., N.C. ®108 Burial: Place: Green River Bapt. Cem. Polk Co., NC Father: Thomas ROBBINS (1790-1860) Mother: Nancy BRISCO (1787-1860) ———————————————————————————————————————— Children... ———————————————————————————————————————— 1. F Child: Nancy E. Splawn Birth: About 1846 ———————————————————————————————————————— 2. M Child: J.Thomas D. ®108 SPLAWN Birth: About 1848 Place: NC Spouse: Elvira HESTER ———————————————————————————————————————— 3. M Child: William P. SPLAWN Birth: About 1862 Place: NC ———————————————————————————————————————— 4. F Child: Margaret SPLAWN Birth: About 1867 ———————————————————————————————————————— 5. F Child: Permelia Ann 'Annie' SPLAWN Birth: 1868 ®470 Place: NC Death: 1947 ®471 Place: Rutherford Co., NC ®471 Burial: Place: Holly Springs Cem., Rutherford Co., NC Spouse: William L. BRISCO Last Modified: 27 Oct 2001 Reference Note 108 genelady@email.msn.com - JoAnn Hardwick Reference Note 470 1870 Rutherford Co., NC census Reference Note 471 Rutherford County Death Index CD by Neal Caskey ------------------------------------------------------------ Your 'N.C. Briscoe' son of Phillip & Nancy Barton Briscoe is actually N.L. and is the same as in the 1860 census named Lafayette. I suspect he was Nathan Lafayette but have no proof. And for my question - You referred to NC Bible records in some other info you sent me as a reference for children Hannah and Harriet of Phillip and Nancy Barton Briscoe. Where can I obtain a copy of those bible records? I have more info on the children of Phillip Henson and Sarah Brisco if you need it. Also saw the post from Charmaine, and the name William 'Squire' Morgan jumped out at me. These Morgans are probably related to Sarah Morgan, mother of Daniel Boone, who is buried in Rowan County. I have a relationship to them on my father's side of the family. The Briscoes, Robbins, Splawns are my mom's side. It was truly a 'small world' back then... Tamara Carol Mitchell wrote: > Nathan BRISCOE was the son of Capt. James Briscoe & Elizabeth (Sothoron) > Briscoe of St. Mary's Co., Maryland. These are his Descendants as known by > me at this time. Nathan Briscoe seemed to have resided for a time in SC > also before Rutherford Co., NC. > Can anyone identify his 1st wife, his actually birth date, or and any > descendants?? > > Who was the Susannah Briscoe b. believed to have been born South Carolina > m. Phillip Henson and would have been same generation as Nathan Briscoe she > was also in Rutherford Co., NC. > > Descendants of Nathan BRISCOE > ----------------------------- > 1-Nathan BRISCOE b: 1735-1736, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA, d: 1808, > Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > +Unknown , m: Bef 1787 > |--2-Elizabeth BRISCOE > | +MORROS , m: Abt 1803 > |--2-Mary BRISCOE b: Bef 1786 > | +Samuel CRAWFORD , par: John CRAWFORD and Susannah > | |--3-James B CRAWFORD b: 1793, Haywood Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Haywood > | | Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +Cinthia SUTTON , m: 3 Aug 1817, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +Anny MESSER b: 1804, Scotts Creek, Jackson Co., North Carolina, USA, m: > | | 5 Mar 1823, Haywood Co., North Carolina, USA, par: Solomon MESSER and > | | Rachael > | |--3-William R CRAWFORD b: 25 May 1810, d: 27 Nov 1879 > | | +Olive V HEMPILL > | |--3-Lydia CRAWFORD d: 1840-1850 > | +William CARSON b: Abt 1802, m: 17 Jun 1822, Haywood Co., North > Carolina, > | USA > |--2-Nancy BRISCOE b: 1787-1780, SC, USA > +Thomas ROBBINS b: 1787-1780, North Carolina, USA, d: 1862, Rutherford > Co., > North Carolina, USA, m: Abt 1803, par: William ROBBINS and Sarah > |--3-Joseph ROBBINS b: 1810, North Carolina, USA > | +Glecian/Gloria Ann NODINE b: 1819, Yonkers, Westchester Co., New York, > | USA > |--3-Philip ROBBINS > | +Louisa Adaline LANCASTER , m: 5 Apr 1841, Rutherford Co., North > | Carolina, USA > |--3-Alfred Chesterfield ROBBINS > | +Elizabeth > |--3-Susannah Jane ROBBINS b: 16 Oct 1828, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, > | USA, d: 2 Nov 1907, Polk Co., North Carolina, USA > | +James Milton HESTER > |--3-Margaret "Peggy" ROBBINS b: Abt 1817 > | +John Myers NODINE b: 6 Mar 1823, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > |--3-Isabella "Ibby" ROBBINS b: 24 Oct 1824, Rutherford Co., North > Carolina, > | USA, d: 17 Sep 1902, Geer, Greenville Co., South Carolina, USA, bur: > | Edgewood Cemetery, Greer, Greenville Co., South Carolina, USA > +Miles W. FLYN b: 1824-1825, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, m: 19 > Feb 1845, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > +Elizabeth CUZZINE\COUSINS b: 1748, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: > 1819, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, m: Abt 1786 > |--2-Philip BRISCOE b: 10 Aug 1786, North Carolina, USA, d: 12 Oct 1862, > | Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, bur: Briscoe Cemetery, Rutherford > | Co., North Carolina, USA > | +Nancy BARTON b: 3 Jun 1796, North Carolina, USA, d: 5 May 1860, Briscoe > | Cem, Rutherford Co., NC, USA, m: 25 May 1812, Rutherford Co., North > | Carolina, USA > | |--3-Hannah BRISCOE b: 21 Jan 1815, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +C. D. GREEN , m: 19 Jan 1839, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | |--3-Harriet "Hattie" BRISCOE b: 8 Oct 1817, Rutherford Co., North > Carolina, > | | USA, d: 14 Jul 1902, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +James W MORGAN b: 1820, North Carolina, USA, m: 9 Dec 1846, Rutherford > | | Co., North Carolina, USA, par: Elijah MORGAN and Rutha WILKINSON > | | |--4-Jane MORGAN b: 1848, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Philip MORGAN b: 1849, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Nancy MORGAN b: 1851, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Harriet MORGAN b: 1852, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-James MORGAN b: 1854, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Elija MORGAN b: 1855, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Sarh MORGAN b: 1858, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Larance MORGAN b: 1859, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | |--3-Sarah BRISCOE b: 18 Nov 1819, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +Peter GREEN b: 1806, North Carolina, USA, m: 23 Jan 1855, Rutherford > | | Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-William GREEN b: 1856, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Nancy GREEN b: 1857, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Sarah GREEN b: 1858, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Peter GREEN b: 1859, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | |--3-William BRISCOE b: 6 Apr 1822, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +Susan A. CAMP , m: 8 Mar 1852, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Louisa BRISCOE b: 1853, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: 7 > | | | Feb 1931, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | | +Edmund Bryant GEER , m: 20 Dec 1877, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, > | | | USA > | | | |--5-Solomon GEER b: 1878, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: 21 > | | | | Sep 1956 > | | | +Ella FLEMING > | | |--4-Phillip BRISCOE b: 1855, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-Clarence BRISCOE b: 1857, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | |--4-George BRISCOE b: 1859, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | |--3-Martha Jane BRISCOE b: 12 Sep 1828, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | | +William MORGAN , m: 14 Mar 1861, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | |--3-N C BRISCOE b: 1830, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > | |--3-Nancy E BRISCOE b: 26 Mar 1831, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, > USA, d: > | | 13 Jul 1911, Rutherfordton City Cem. Sect. # 3, Rutherford Co., NC, USA > | | +Henry MILLER > | |--3-Lafayett BRISCOE b: 1832, North Carolina, USA > |--2-Sarah BRISCOE b: 1789, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Abt 1880, > | Henson Cem., Rutherford Co., NC, USA > +Philip HENSON Jr b: 1786, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Abt > 1870, > Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, bur: Henson Cem., Rutherford > Co., NC, > USA, m: Between 1803-1818, par: Philip HENSON and Susannah BRISCOE > |--3-Elizabeth HENSON b: 1812, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Abt > | 1880 > |--3-Reuben HENSON b: Abt 1813, d: 1880, North Carolina, USA > | +Eliza SUTTON , m: 21 Nov 1838, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > |--3-Susan HENSON b: 1822, North Carolina, USA, d: After 1860 > |--3-Philip HENSON b: 1825, North Carolina, USA > | +Leah AMONS > |--3-E. Jackson HENSON b: 1827, North Carolina, USA > | +Nancy ROBBINS > |--3-Mary J. "Moly" HENSON b: 1829, North Carolina, USA, d: After 1880 > | +Elias SUTTON > |--3-James G. HENSON b: 1832, North Carolina, USA, d: 1902, North > Carolina, > | USA > | +Jane ROBBINS , m: 1856, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA > |--3-Joseph Calaway HENSON b: 1837, North Carolina, USA, d: After 1900 > +Margaret ROBBINS b: 1832 > > ==== 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

Carol: I have a few pieces I can add to your list of descendants you posted this morning. I am researching the Morgans, Wilkersons and numerous other related families in western NC. James Webb Morgan, the only son of Elijah Morgan and Rutha Wilkerson. Rutha died a few days after James was born. Elijah then married Susannah Reel in Nov. 1820 in Burke Co., NC and had several more children. The family lived in McDowell Co., NC after it was formed in 1842. James Webb Morgan b. 2 May 1820 - d. 28 June 1906 married Henrietta "Hattie" W. Briscoe (I know you have her name as Harriett), b. 8 October 1817 - d. 14 July 1902, d/o Philip and Nancy Barton Briscoe, on 9 December 1846, Rutherford Co., NC. Both James and Hattie are buried at Montford's Cove Baptist Church Cemetery in Rutherford Co., NC. children: Rutha "Ruthie" Jane Morgan b. 28 Sept. 1847 married Rev. Adin L. Rucker on 20 Sept. 1870. Philip Briscoe Morgan b. 12 March 1849 - d. 21 October 1885, married Mary E. Weaver on 9 November 1876. Nancy Melvina Morgan b. 11 February 1851, married G. W. Crawford on 16 March 1872. Harriett Susan Morgan b. 12 February 1853 - d. 27 Dec. 1907, married on 5 July 1879, Zachary Taylor Whiteside, b. 12 Dec. 1846 - d. 11 June 1907, s/o Thomas Hemphill Whiteside and Almira Catherine Lynch Whiteside. Both are buried at the Whiteside family cemetery in Rutherford Co., NC. James Lafayette Morgan b. 21 September 1854 - d. 1938, married Isabelle Moore. Sarah "Sallie" L. Morgan b. 9 February 1858 - d. 22 June 1908, married L. Logan Hampton. (nothing else known) Elijah Morgan b. abt. 1855 (nothing else known) Larance (from 1860 Rutherford census), probably not the correct name since the child is listed as a female of age 1 1/2 in 1860. (Nothing else known). Frances Morgan b. abt. 1860 ______________________________________________ Martha Jane Briscoe married William "Squire" Morgan on 17 May 1861 in Rutherford Co., NC. Martha Jane was William's 2nd wife. He had first been married to his 1st cousin Martha Morgan, who died 6 October 1854. William was born in 1811 to Jesse and Mary "Polly" Grant Morgan and the family had moved to the Hominy Valley (Candler) area of Buncombe Co., NC when he was a young child. William and James Webb Morgan were 1st cousins. I have no further information on William and Martha Jane Briscoe Morgan. ________________________________________ So many of these families are interrelated and appear in various western NC counties. The families, especially the Morgans, were very active in spreading the Baptist doctrine and establishing new churches throughout the Appalachian region (western NC, north GA., east TN.) and many followed Rev. Humphrey Posey in this missions work. Rev. Humphrey Posey and Rev. Permenter Morgan, the grandfather of James Webb Morgan and William Morgan were early Baptist ministers in Rutherford Co., NC, co-founding Bill's Creek Baptist Church in Rutherford Co., NC in 1785. I hope some of this information helps you in finding further descendants of the Briscoe family. Charmaine

Hello All, Got this on another list and it is a really neat site!! http://personal.pitnet.net/primarysources/#16 The American Colonist's Library A TREASURY OF PRIMARY DOCUMENTS Primary Source Documents Pertaining to Early American History An invaluable collection of historical works which contributed to the formation of American politics, culture, and ideals Hope it helps some out there, Audrey Orlando ,FL

Nathan BRISCOE was the son of Capt. James Briscoe & Elizabeth (Sothoron) Briscoe of St. Mary's Co., Maryland. These are his Descendants as known by me at this time. Nathan Briscoe seemed to have resided for a time in SC also before Rutherford Co., NC. Can anyone identify his 1st wife, his actually birth date, or and any descendants?? Who was the Susannah Briscoe b. believed to have been born South Carolina m. Phillip Henson and would have been same generation as Nathan Briscoe she was also in Rutherford Co., NC. Descendants of Nathan BRISCOE ----------------------------- 1-Nathan BRISCOE b: 1735-1736, St. Mary's Co., Maryland, USA, d: 1808, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA +Unknown , m: Bef 1787 |--2-Elizabeth BRISCOE | +MORROS , m: Abt 1803 |--2-Mary BRISCOE b: Bef 1786 | +Samuel CRAWFORD , par: John CRAWFORD and Susannah | |--3-James B CRAWFORD b: 1793, Haywood Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Haywood | | Co., North Carolina, USA | | +Cinthia SUTTON , m: 3 Aug 1817, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | +Anny MESSER b: 1804, Scotts Creek, Jackson Co., North Carolina, USA, m: | | 5 Mar 1823, Haywood Co., North Carolina, USA, par: Solomon MESSER and | | Rachael | |--3-William R CRAWFORD b: 25 May 1810, d: 27 Nov 1879 | | +Olive V HEMPILL | |--3-Lydia CRAWFORD d: 1840-1850 | +William CARSON b: Abt 1802, m: 17 Jun 1822, Haywood Co., North Carolina, | USA |--2-Nancy BRISCOE b: 1787-1780, SC, USA +Thomas ROBBINS b: 1787-1780, North Carolina, USA, d: 1862, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, m: Abt 1803, par: William ROBBINS and Sarah |--3-Joseph ROBBINS b: 1810, North Carolina, USA | +Glecian/Gloria Ann NODINE b: 1819, Yonkers, Westchester Co., New York, | USA |--3-Philip ROBBINS | +Louisa Adaline LANCASTER , m: 5 Apr 1841, Rutherford Co., North | Carolina, USA |--3-Alfred Chesterfield ROBBINS | +Elizabeth |--3-Susannah Jane ROBBINS b: 16 Oct 1828, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, | USA, d: 2 Nov 1907, Polk Co., North Carolina, USA | +James Milton HESTER |--3-Margaret "Peggy" ROBBINS b: Abt 1817 | +John Myers NODINE b: 6 Mar 1823, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA |--3-Isabella "Ibby" ROBBINS b: 24 Oct 1824, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, | USA, d: 17 Sep 1902, Geer, Greenville Co., South Carolina, USA, bur: | Edgewood Cemetery, Greer, Greenville Co., South Carolina, USA +Miles W. FLYN b: 1824-1825, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, m: 19 Feb 1845, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA +Elizabeth CUZZINE\COUSINS b: 1748, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: 1819, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, m: Abt 1786 |--2-Philip BRISCOE b: 10 Aug 1786, North Carolina, USA, d: 12 Oct 1862, | Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, bur: Briscoe Cemetery, Rutherford | Co., North Carolina, USA | +Nancy BARTON b: 3 Jun 1796, North Carolina, USA, d: 5 May 1860, Briscoe | Cem, Rutherford Co., NC, USA, m: 25 May 1812, Rutherford Co., North | Carolina, USA | |--3-Hannah BRISCOE b: 21 Jan 1815, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | +C. D. GREEN , m: 19 Jan 1839, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | |--3-Harriet "Hattie" BRISCOE b: 8 Oct 1817, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, | | USA, d: 14 Jul 1902, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | +James W MORGAN b: 1820, North Carolina, USA, m: 9 Dec 1846, Rutherford | | Co., North Carolina, USA, par: Elijah MORGAN and Rutha WILKINSON | | |--4-Jane MORGAN b: 1848, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Philip MORGAN b: 1849, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Nancy MORGAN b: 1851, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Harriet MORGAN b: 1852, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-James MORGAN b: 1854, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Elija MORGAN b: 1855, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Sarh MORGAN b: 1858, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Larance MORGAN b: 1859, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | |--3-Sarah BRISCOE b: 18 Nov 1819, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | +Peter GREEN b: 1806, North Carolina, USA, m: 23 Jan 1855, Rutherford | | Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-William GREEN b: 1856, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Nancy GREEN b: 1857, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Sarah GREEN b: 1858, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Peter GREEN b: 1859, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | |--3-William BRISCOE b: 6 Apr 1822, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | +Susan A. CAMP , m: 8 Mar 1852, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Louisa BRISCOE b: 1853, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: 7 | | | Feb 1931, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | | +Edmund Bryant GEER , m: 20 Dec 1877, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, | | | USA | | | |--5-Solomon GEER b: 1878, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: 21 | | | | Sep 1956 | | | +Ella FLEMING | | |--4-Phillip BRISCOE b: 1855, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-Clarence BRISCOE b: 1857, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | |--4-George BRISCOE b: 1859, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | |--3-Martha Jane BRISCOE b: 12 Sep 1828, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | | +William MORGAN , m: 14 Mar 1861, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | |--3-N C BRISCOE b: 1830, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA | |--3-Nancy E BRISCOE b: 26 Mar 1831, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: | | 13 Jul 1911, Rutherfordton City Cem. Sect. # 3, Rutherford Co., NC, USA | | +Henry MILLER | |--3-Lafayett BRISCOE b: 1832, North Carolina, USA |--2-Sarah BRISCOE b: 1789, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Abt 1880, | Henson Cem., Rutherford Co., NC, USA +Philip HENSON Jr b: 1786, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Abt 1870, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, bur: Henson Cem., Rutherford Co., NC, USA, m: Between 1803-1818, par: Philip HENSON and Susannah BRISCOE |--3-Elizabeth HENSON b: 1812, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA, d: Abt | 1880 |--3-Reuben HENSON b: Abt 1813, d: 1880, North Carolina, USA | +Eliza SUTTON , m: 21 Nov 1838, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA |--3-Susan HENSON b: 1822, North Carolina, USA, d: After 1860 |--3-Philip HENSON b: 1825, North Carolina, USA | +Leah AMONS |--3-E. Jackson HENSON b: 1827, North Carolina, USA | +Nancy ROBBINS |--3-Mary J. "Moly" HENSON b: 1829, North Carolina, USA, d: After 1880 | +Elias SUTTON |--3-James G. HENSON b: 1832, North Carolina, USA, d: 1902, North Carolina, | USA | +Jane ROBBINS , m: 1856, Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA |--3-Joseph Calaway HENSON b: 1837, North Carolina, USA, d: After 1900 +Margaret ROBBINS b: 1832

Dear People, A man (W.D. "Bill" Floyd) who has helped all of us at one time or another has lost his mother. Her Obit from the Gastonia Newspaper is below. Bill's e-mail is <A HREF="mailto:wdfloyd@rfci.net">wdfloyd@rfci.net</A> for those who would like to drop him a note. Sincerely, Jean Jondreau LAWNDALE — Macie Warlick Floyd Richards, 89, 342 Oak Grove, Clover Hill Church Road, died Oct. 19, 2001, at White Oak Manor of Rutherfordton. She was a native of Cleveland County, daughter of the late J.A. and Alice Ellen Peeler Warlick, wife of the late Weldon Floyd and Flay Richards, retired from Universal Manufacturing Co., Union Elementary School foster grandparent, member of Oak Grove United Methodist Church, church pianist for 40 years. SURVIVORS: Sons and daughters-in-law, W.D. "Billy" and Joyce Floyd, Forest City, Jerry and Marietta Floyd, Shelby; stepson and spouse, Walter and Coleen Richards, Kings Mountain; stepdaughter, Lunell Ives, Shelby; grandchildren and spouses, Mark and Susan Floyd, Mike and Michal Floyd, Polkville, Duane and Kim Floyd, Charlotte, Kelly and Christie Floyd, Union Mills; eight great-grandchildren; stepgrandchildren, step-great-grandchildren PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Brothers, Glenn, Paul, Ivey and Dacus Warlick; sisters, Eula Carpenter, Vangie Beaver FUNERAL: 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Oak Grove United Methodist Church, Rev. Mike Harrill, Warren Shuford; body will be placed in church 30 minutes before service BURIAL: Church cemetery VISITATION: 6:30-8:30 tonight, Stamey Funeral Home, Fallston; other times at the home of Jerry and Marietta Floyd, 2917 Highland Circle, Shelby MEMORIALS: Oak Grove United Methodist Church, c/o Tonya Daves, 117 Larsen Road, Lawndale 28090

Granville Webb was a son of Elias Webb who was a son of Pleasant Webb. After the Civil War, Granville and family moved to Sauk County, Wisconsin. Notice the other Webb family in the 1880 Wisconsin census. Could these be relatives. If so, maybe Pleasant Webb came into NY or CT or MA and moved down into NC. Larry ============================================================================================= Descendants of Granville (Greenville) WEBB - 20 Oct 2001 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIRST GENERATION 1. Granville (Greenville) WEBB1,2,3 was born in 1824/25 in Lawrence County, Ohio, USA.4,5 He was buried in 1892 in Lime Ridge, Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA.6 He died on January 25, 1892 in Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA.7,2 He served in the military 10 Jun 1861 to 29 Jun 1864 in Company H, 5th Regiment, 2nd Virginia during the US Civil War.2 He was a Farmer 1880 Census in Lawrence County, Ironton, Ohio, USA.3 Hardesty, H. H., History of Lawrence County, ... Historical hand atlas ... containing [a] map of Gallia County, and histories of Lawrence and Gallia Counties Ohio ... etc. 1882, H. H. Hardesty & Co.: Chicago, IL and Toledo, OH. p. 204 - 222 with additional maps. He was married to Martha Ann COLLIER (daughter of Samuel Allen COLLIER and Matildah BALLARD) on November 27, 1864 in Lawrence County, Ohio, USA.4,5,3 Martha Ann COLLIER2 was born on June 8, 1838 in Lawrence County, Ohio, USA.4,2 The 1880 census for Lawrence County, Ohio has her as 39 years old. She was buried in 1904 in Lime Ridge, Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA.6 She died on October 5, 1904 in Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA.2 She was the widow of Simeon Hastings. Granville (Greenville) WEBB and Martha Ann COLLIER had the following children: +2 i. Abraham Lincoln WEBB (born on September 22, 1865). +3 ii. Issac WEBB (born on January 11, 1867). +4 iii. Viola WEBB (born on February 10, 1871). 5 iv. John Anderson WEBB4 died about 1872.2 He was born on August 2, 1872 in Lawrence County, Ohio, USA.4 +6 v. Jennie WEBB (born on June 22, 1873). +7 vi. Jacob WEBB (born on November 19, 1875). +8 vii. David WEBB (born on January 13, 1878). +9 viii. Hetty (Hatty, Hetta) WEBB (born on January 8, 1880). He was married to Rochsey Ann (Roxy Anna) VERMILLION on July 8, 1845 in Lawrence County, Ohio, USA.2,8,3 He was divorced from Rochsey Ann (Roxy Anna) VERMILLION on September 26, 1864 in Lawrence County, Ohio, USA.2 In 1850 Granville Webb and Roxy Webb were living in Greenup County, Kentucky. In 1860 they were back in Lawrence County, Ohio. On 26 September 1864, three months after returning from the Civil War, Granville divorced Roxy on the grounds of her adultery, probably while he was away from home during the war. The journal entry of 26 September 1864 in the Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County, Ohio between Granville Webb and Roxie Webb states: "Roxie Ann Webb found guilty of adultery as charged in said petition, and the custody, education, and care of the said children of said marriage -- Jane, Melissa, Fusin, and Ellen Webb -- given to the petitioner. Rochsey Ann (Roxy Anna) VERMILLION2 was born in 1826.2,3 In 1850 Granville Webb and Roxy Webb were living i! n Greenup County, Kentucky. In 1860 they were back in Lawrence County, Ohio. On 26 September 1864, three months after returning from the Civil War, Granville divorced Roxy on the grounds of her adultery, probably while he was away from home during the war. The journal entry of 26 September 1864 in the Court of Common Pleas of Lawrence County, Ohio between Granville Webb and Roxie Webb states: "Roxie Ann Webb found guilty of adultery as charged in said petition, and the custody, education, and care of the said children of said marriage -- Jane, Melissa, Fusin, and Ellen Webb -- given to the petitioner. Granville (Greenville) WEBB and Rochsey Ann (Roxy Anna) VERMILLION had the following children: 10 i. Mary Jane WEBB was born in 1846 in Greenup County, Kentucky, USA.2 +11 ii. Martha WEBB (born in 1848). +12 iii. Melissa WEBB (born in 1850). +13 iv. Fuson (Fuston) WEBB (born on January 26, 1852). +14 v. Delilah WEBB (born in 1854). +15 vi. Ellen WEBB (born on March 30, 1854). ============================================================================================ 1880 Wisconsin Census: WEBB, Hiram Self <1812> M W Bir: CT Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Chauncy B. Self <1835> M W Bir: NY Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Eliza A. Wife <1836> F W Bir: NY Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Hannah M. Wife <1850> F W Bir: WALE Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, George H. Self <1857> M W Bir: NY Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Herbert Brother <1859> M W Bir: NY Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Merlie E. Dau <1875> F W Bir: WI Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Charles S. Son <1876> M W Bir: WI Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Hiram H. Son <1877> M W Bir: WI Cen: WI Sauk Washington WEBB, Alma E. Dau <1879> F W Bir: WI Cen: WI Sauk Washington Census Place: Eau Galle, Dunn, Wisconsin Source: FHL Film 1255424 National Archives Film T9-1424 Page 273A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Anna WEBBS Self F M W 51 KY Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY Sarah A. WEBBS Dau F S W 28 OH Occ: Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY Drisilla WEBBS Dau F W W 26 VA Occ: Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY Missouri WEBBS Dau F M W 23 VA Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY Loraiza B. WEBBS Dau F M W 21 IN Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY Wm. H. WEBBS Son M S W 20 IA Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY Mary WEBBS Dau F S W 17 IA Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY

Dear Friends and Cousins, The Sons of the American Revolution has approved my genealogical link with Mark Bird, Ironmasters Kin of Birdsboro PA. I'll provide details individually, having respect for your busy mailboxes. But allow me enough to provide enough info to see how you might connect. After providing Revolutionary War service, Mark Bird moved to the NC/SC border country and other names in my family include Cooper, Roberts, and Nance, with ties in Rutherford and Cleveland County NC. The Bird/Nance line that ties in is from York County SC (Marcus Ross Bird and Dorinda Nance). I have proved the line to the SAR from me to the Patriot, so all you need do is to provide documentation that you connect somewhere along that line and you will be eligible for Sons of the American Revolution or Daughters of the American Revolution membership. James E. Stone SAR member through service of: Pvt. William McSwain, 10th North Carolina Line Regiment, Continental Army Col Marcus John Bird, PA Malitia and provider of iron products to the Continental Army from Hopewell Furnace http://www.nps.gov/hofu/ and provider of 1000 barrels of flour to George Washington at Valley Forge as per the Congressional Record.

If someone has access to the 1900 census, etc: Please check it for these families. Thanks, Bobbie/Burke County, N.C. RE:These record found in Burke County, N.C. register of deeds. Thomas McDowell s/o Henry and Susie McDowell m/16, May 1895 -Henrietta Bristol d/o Mat and Susan Bristol John Twitty s/o Bill and E. Twitty m/16, July 1899-Clarra Bristol d/o Mat and Susan (Lou) Bristol Forever searching:Bristol,Harshaw,Johnson,Kincaid,McCombs,McDowell, Sudderth/Suddreth,Twitty,etc

Hello Mr. Floyd, I sure would appreciate it when you have the chance if you could see if there is a Benjamin Ross in that Rutherford deed index. Thanks so much, Audrey Fetterhoff Orlando, FL searching Ross, Frizzell, Denton, Hudson, Mackey, Watts, England, Baxter Spivey, Savage, Phillips, Sorsby, and Grant in NC

Save the Trading Ford! Public ForumPlease read.....I thought this important enough to forward to our lists...I apologize if you are on more than one and receive it several times. Thank you, Debbie Fowler ----- Original Message ----- From: Ann Brownlee Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2001 02:22 Subject: Save the Trading Ford! Public Forum -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAVE THE HISTORIC TRADING FORD! Public Forum Monday, October 29th, 2001, 7:00 pm Rowan Public Library, Stanback Room, 201 West Fisher Street, Salisbury, NC (This event is not sponsored by the Rowan Public Library) Duke Power Company is seeking approval to build an additional power plant at the Buck Steam Plant site in Rowan county. This is on land that borders the Yadkin River at the historic Trading Ford, the river crossing associated with the Indian Trading Path from what is now Petersburg Va. through North Carolina (very roughly along the route of present Interstate 85) to the Waxhaws and Catawbas in Georgia and South Carolina. There are records of Indian cultures in the area as early as 1567, when a Spanish fort, which has not been located, was believed to have been built near the ford. Early explorers John Lederer and John Lawson visited the ford in 1670 and 1701, and also described the Indians who resided there. The ford played a vital role in early European colonization and, although opinions differ, may have been the crossing of the Great Wagon Road at some time. There was a Revolutionary War camp, also not located, in the area in 1780 under the command of General Jethro! Sumner. Gen. Nathanael Greene and his forces crossed the Yadkin River at the Trading Ford on February 2nd and 3rd, 1781, taking all the boats with him and leaving Cornwallis' British army unable to pursue. A rear guard engagement occurred on February 3rd, and the British cannonaded the American forces across the river on February 4th. Nearby there are the remains of a bridge built in 1818, a Civil War entrenchment, and the birthplace and family cemetery of NC Governor John W. Ellis (whose remains were later removed to Salisbury). Some of the historic features in this area are still intact, while others have been destroyed by the backwaters of High Rock Lake, a railroad yard on the Davidson county side of the Yadkin River, and the present Duke Power plant. While the proposed site of the new plant is not known to further endanger historic features, it would further visually intrude, further damage a meaningful sense of history, and make the future possibility of reclaiming the site for historic use more difficult. Public comments are encouraged at a NC Utilities Commission hearing which will be held Thursday, November 8, 2001, at 10:00 a.m., in Room 2115, Dobbs Building, 430 North Salisbury Street, Raleigh, NC. Written statements may be submitted and will be included in the Commission's official files; however the Commission will determine whether the certificate should be granted to Duke Power on the basis of testimony presented at the hearing. Written statements should be addressed to: Chief Clerk, North Carolina Utilities Commission, 4325 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-4325. Additional information is available online at http://home.webkorner.com/whigkid/tradingford/ and by contacting Ann Brownlee, whigkid@webkorner.com , 704-633-3125. Please pass this information on to anyone who may be interested.

I'm trying to find info on the following deed listed in the index. Caddel, John / Harges, William / Deed/22-23/154/1804 Any help appreciated. Bill Caddell

First of all, let me explain that I have the Rutherford Co., NC Deed Index online on my webpage at http://www.rfci.net/wdfloyd UP THROUGH MOST OF THE LETTER "M". This is basically in alphabetical order and you can use the "find" feature on your browser to search. I have had many requests to finish the Deed Index but I don't have the time to sit and abstract the rest of it so I am in the process making digital pictures of the rest of the index and I will be able to do look-ups. Right now I have pictures up into the letter "R" and can do look-ups as long as it is one complete name per E-mail and I will not accept "all the Smiths", etc. I will continue to make the pictures until I get it complete. I hope I have explained it so that everyone understands. I have already placed several messages on the list and all of the the requests that I have recieved have been for something that is already on the webpage or in the part that I don't have the pictures for yet. I am glad to try and help out but I won't even answer anymore E-mail that either wants me to do a look-up in the ! part that is online or the part that I don't have pictures for. As I get more of the photos ready, I will notify everyone in the "Whats New" section on my webpage. Bill

Hello All, I'm looking for a Rogers family (I don't have parent's names). They might have lived in Rutherford in the late 1800's. They had a son William born in 1796 and a son Joel born in 1798. Not sure if there were more brothers or sisters. I know that William married Mary Mitchell and had children: Williamson and Amanda Melinda. Joel married Sally Norred and had children: Marshall P., William, James, George and Caroline. If you know who the parents were and if they lived in Rutherford, any information would be appreciated. Thank You Very Much. Eileen Rogers Mullins