Here is a site I ran across, thought someone might need the info. <A HREF="http://www.bzbhive.com/candice/jernigan6.htm">Jernigan 6th Generation</A> http://www.bzbhive.com/candice/jernigan6.htm Donna

Can anyone tell me how to get a copy of the History of the Rowan-Coharie Baptist Church at Clinton, NC? Regards, Gary garluke@juno.com Gary W. & Christie J. Cooper 653 Lover's Lane Road Dawson, Georgia 31742 garluke@juno.com Gary W. & Christie J. Cooper 653 Lover's Lane Road Dawson, Georgia 31742

Can anyone tell me if there is a cemetery on the grounds of Beulah Baptist Church grounds in Turkey NC. I am searching for the Waters Family Cemetery; also referred to as the Benajah Waters Cemetery. I have been told it is in the Magnolia area but noone can pinpoint the exact location. If anyone has any info concerning the where abouts of a Water's Cemetery or the burial site of a Waters family member in the Turkey or Magnolia NC area sure would appreciate you contacting me. Thank you.

Can anyone help fill in the blanks: Funifold Raynor married Emily Elizabeth Jane Thornton one of his sons were James Robert Raynor. Joel Green Hudson III married Elizabeth E. Westbrook. one of their daughters were Nancy Elizabeth Hudson. James Raynor and Nancy Hudson were married in Wayne Co. date ______? James born April 1873 in Sampson Co. died 4 Mar. 1919 buried ( Hooppeal Church). Nancy born 30 Oct. 1871 in Sampson Co., died 18 Jan 1929 in Westbrook township, buried ( Hooppeal Church) this maybe be near the Thornton Cem. east of Newton Grove. James and Nancy children: 1. Clarance Richard born 2 Nov. 1895 Sampson Co. married Sallie Izsabell Hill on 16 April 1916, he died 10 Nov. 1948 and both are buried at Sanders Chaple in Smithfield. 2. Herbert born 21 Sept. 1897 died Sept. 1916 or 29 Oct. 1914 3. Hurbert born 21 Sept. 1897died Dec. 1897 ( twin to 2 ) 4. Bernice born 25 Jan 1899 married Rachal McNeill (date ?), he died Jan 6 1941 and she was born 28 Jul 1901 and died 5 Nov. 1990 and are both buried at Tew Cem. Sampson Co. 5. Bertus ( twin to 4 ) married Vada Mae Holmes he died 18 Aug 1944 and she was born 23 Sept. 1899 and died 6 Jan 1985 both buried Hopewill Methodist Cem. Sampson Co. 6. Allie Elizabeth born 2 Sept. 1901 married Henry Parson ( ? date ) both are buried at Thornton Cem., but don't have dates. 7. LuEster born 24 Sept. 1905 married Audie Johnson ( date ?) don't have death dates. 8.Rev. Robert Eldon born 13 July 1907 married Zannie Strickland (? date) he died 7 June 1983 she was born 5 Dec. 1916 buried Seven Mile Church Cem. Sampson Co. 9. Thelma born 29 Aug. 1910 married Royal Thornton, ( don't have any other info on them). 10. Carly born 23 Sept. 1908 married Mary Edith ( Dolly) Bass ( no other info) 11. Ida born 27 May 1913 married Edward Tew ( no other info.) 12. Etta Mae born 16 June 1903 married Theodore Godwin ( no other info). 13. Ella Mae born 16 June 1900 married Loften Hudson (no other info). Can anyone help fill in these blanks? Thanks, Donna

Can anyone tell me where Hooppale Church is located? All I know is that it was in the Westbrook Township in 1919. Where can I find this church on what road, there is a cem. located there which my family is buried? Can anyone help? Donna

If anyone has the 1910-1920 and 1930 census for Sampson Co. or Wayne Co. I would love a look-up on Rouden Wright Coats and Laura A. Hill Coats. They were living in Granthan Township 1900. Can anyone help. Thanks Donna

If anyone has the 1910-1920 and 1930 census for Sampson Co. I would love a look-up on Rouden Wright Coats and Laura A. Hill Coats. They were living in Granthan Township 1900. Can anyone help. Thanks Donna

Can anyone tell me who John Smith, Jr. born 1801 md. 2nd. Harriet Little on July 31 1845 was in Wayne Co. 1850 census was, there was a dau. Sally born 1830 in Wayne and a son (John? ) who was born 1835. They were born in Wayne Co. except for Harriet who was born in Pitt Co. Also William Smith who was born 1824 and married Sarah his 1 st. wife, and a mary Pipkin was living with them, This was list on the South side of the neuse. Can anyone help? Is this the John Smith Jr. who was the son of John Smith, Sr., Johnston Co. who help start Johnston Co? any help welcome. Donna

Ben, I have found the following sources you may want to follow up on. Fleet Cooper, Jr. Obit This was included in several postings on the Cooper Forum by Martha D. Schell; all made 4/15/2001. To see more, go to the forum and do a search on �schell.� Religious Herald, February 22, 1828, pg 27. "Died, in Sampson county, NC, after a few days' illness, the Rev. Fleet Cooper, in the seventy-ninth year of his age. The deceased had been an advocate for the doctrines of the cross in the Baptist church for fifty years, left behind him an unblemished reputation, and died in the full assurance of a glorious immortality. 'Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord, from henceforth; yea, saith the Spirit, for the rest from their labors and their works do follow them." Fleet Cooper, Sr. � Rev War Info According to Revolutionary War Records of Duplin-Sampson Counties by Virginia and Oscar Bizzell, Fleet, Sr. served as Material Aid - Patriot Services during Revolutionary War. You should check this source for info on Fleet, Jr.�s participation. I think he probably did since both his older brother, John, and younger brother, William, are cited in this source as having served. I would appreciate it if you would share any further findings on these topics with me. Nancy Pencsak NancyPencsak@yahoo.com Cooper, Turlington, Howard, Honeycutt, McLamb, Butler, Underwood, Scott, Tart God grant me the Senility... ...to forget the people I never liked anyway, ...the good fortune to run into the ones that I do, ...and the eyesight to tell the difference. GOD BLESS AMERICA!! --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Sign-up for Video Highlights of 2002 FIFA World Cup

Could anyone on the list help direct me to a source of info on Fleet COOPER Sr. & Jr.'s military service records, and/or obituary. Fleet COOPER Sr. [1722 - 1795] Fleet COOPER Jr. [1750 - 1828] Any help would be greatly appreciated. Hiram "Ben" Cooper Bella Vista, Arkansas bcooper@mc2k.com

Listmembers, in Sampson Co., NC, 1832, Elias GAINEY/GANEY gave his power of attorney to Willis WEST. The power of attorney was given to Willis so that Willis could sue or collect debts owed to Elias by Reddy GAINEY/GANEY and other heirs of Abraham GAINEY. I am hoping a GAINEY researcher will be able to provide further information on the family relationships cited above as well as the debts owed to Elias. How was Abraham GAINEY related to Elias? Any information appreciated. Fran fpowellsr@starpower.net

I thought I would include a few tips regarding Viruses as I too have been getting several virus e-mails. These are just general tips that are helpful. I'm also listing free on-line scan sites and free virus software download sites further below. Lately I've been getting a lot of virus e-mails that are genealogy oriented - especially for the Thornton surname which I'm researching. HELPFUL TIPS: 1. If you receive an e-mail from Microsoft or any other well-known companies, telling you to delete a file on your PC (because it's a virus file), don't. Companies like this never just tell you to "delete a file" to fix anything. They would have you go to their website and download a "fix-it" for you to run along with instructions - they would never send it in a bulk e-mail. This is called a "Hoax Virus" and it works by scaring people into deleting legitimate software files. 2. If you receive an e-mail with an attachment, DON'T OPEN THE ATTACHMENT! First, e-mail the person back and ask them what the attachment is. If they don't reply, delete the file. Even if you know the person you're getting the message from - e-mail them first! I've discovered that lately the virus infected e-mails have been using other people's addresses in an effort to fool people. I've received a couple back like I had sent them but neither my sent files folder nor my virus software show any indication that I did (all outgoing messages are scanned by my virus software). 3. There is no better remedy than having a virus software. Even if your software is old, it can still usually tell you if a file is infected, it just won't know how to clean it. I have heard that newer virus e-mails don't even require you to open the attachment because it automatically opens the attachment for you. This is what scared me into getting Norton Anti-Virus which scans all incoming and outgoing e-mail. I usually get about 2-3 virus infected e-mails per day! (I post on a lot of genealogy message boards) FREE VIRUS SOFTWARE AND ONLINE SCAN SITES: Here are a few sites that I have saved in my favorites that offer free PC Virus scans. http://housecall.antivirus.com/housecall/start_pcc.asp http://security2.norton.com/ssc/home.asp?j=1&langid=us&venid=sym&plfid=23&pk j=UULBPJUIYCZRWEJGSSK http://www.grisoft.com/html/us_index.htm http://www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/com/ http://www.truthorfiction.com/virus.htm http://www.freedom.net/onlineviruscheck/ http://www.thefreesite.com/Free_Software/Anti_virus_freeware/ http://www.passtheshareware.com/c-virus.htm Hope this is helpful to everyone. Marcine Lohman (Amelung) E-Mail: celticlady@brick.net or Marcine.Lohman@excite.com Researching: Amelung, Amelunke, Bodenstein, Luttrell/Littrell, Thornton, Schlueter/Schlüter, Suedekum/Südecum, Walperswiller/Walperswyler, and Wolff. Marcine's Genealogy Web Sites: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~celticlady/default.htm (Main Site) http://www.my-ged.com/amelung/ http://www.gencircles.com/users/celticlady This message has been scanned by Norton Anti-Virus before sending. ___________________________________________________ «¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤» ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ----- Original Message ----- From: <Omegaway2@aol.com> To: <MOMILLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 6:46 PM Subject: Re: [MOMILLER-L] Virus Scanner > Can anyone give a freebie site to download a virus scanner? I'd appreciate > it.. > > I want to check my computer since so much as been running around that is > virus loaded.. It appears that my Norton is outdated.. > > Thanks... > > Ellie S. > > ______________________________

Rufus R. Monk, Esq., and Barbara McCaleb were married on 2 May 1861 in Wilmington, NC. According to newspaper article Barbara was the daughter of the late Archibald B. McCaleb. Archibald McCaleb married on 28 Dec 1841 at Limestone in Duplin Co, NC. Archibald was a merchant of Wilmington, NC. Mary Susan Davis was the daughter of Thomas Davis and Barbary Armstrong of Duplin Co, NC. Rufus was the son of Archibald Monk and Harriet Hargrove of Sampson County. The will of B R Monk dated 26 Dec 1878 and probated in Sampson County 26 Feb 1879 mentions a daughter Mary Monk - leaves land , bureau; eds & furn. that belonged to her Ma; livestock; should Mary die without heirs, prop. to Catholic Church. Rufus Monk and Barbara McCaleb are buried at the Catholic Cemetery in Newton Grove. Seek name of Church and or Cemetery. A daughter Mary Frances Monk (1870-1939) married Marshall Flowers Troublefield (1864-1937). They died in Faison, Piney Grove Twp. I am searching for anyone that can add to this information. Seek location and name of family cemetery where they are buried. Supposedly one son of this marriage. What was the name of the son and are there any other descendants? Thanks in advance, Steve Pearsall

Hello Jerome Tew, I have noticed that you have some info on the Gainey line in Sampson Co., I'm looking for Edna Gainey. I know that one married Moses Westbrook and they moved to Al.,I think. There was another one that was younger. Bartholomew Gainey was the father of the Edney that married Moses Westbrook. In Bartholomew's Will he list Edney Westbrook and son-in-law Moses Westbrook. Also a Polly Thornton as a Dau-in-law. grandchildren one as Edney Lee. Do you know who these two ladies were married to and who their parents were? On Edmund Ganey Will dated 11 Mar. 1791 prob. 10 May 1791 he list sis- Edney Ganey ( who md. Westbrook) and a Samuel Buckhanan who a debt to, a debt to Jean Hill. Witness by Bennett and Francis Hill. I sure they all connect to my husband's line, although I can't find much info on them. His line has Westbrook, Hudson, Thornton and Hill. The farthest I have got back is John Hill born 1790-94 married Edney ( unknown) born 1800 married ca. 1815-20. The name Buckhanan is passed now in three geraration as first name, which leds me to think maybe Edney's last name was Buckhanan. There was a Jean that was married to a John Hill who died around 1790 or so, there in Sampson Co., Not sure who this John Hill was. Do you have any info on Buckhanan families and Gainey that might connect to a Hill line? I know I'm running wild with this but thought I would throw all my ideas out to see if it ran a bell or you could let me to a book to check or if you know of someone tracing this line. Thank you so much for all that you are doing on the sites. Donna

Steve, It seems to me that the power of Attorney would have to have been registered in the county of the deceased. Have you looked to see if J. W. Eagor was possibly the Register of Deeds of Sampson County, NC on March 6, 1862? Maybe someone could look for you at the registration books for Book No 35, Page 342-3(illegible). I'm glad you are doing research into a branch of the CARROLL family! There are several of us who descend from a CARROL/CARROLL/CARREL/CARRELL who at one time lived in the area of Six Runs Creek in Duplin/Sampson County. If we could map this entire family someday, maybe some of us could find answers to our individual brick walls. Personally, I believe that one CARROLL family came quite early and then other relatives drifted in to join them in the production of turpentine, pitch, and pine tar, but so far I have not been able to either prove or disprove that theory. Some day I hope to study the history of the area more thoroughly and see if I can determine why so many CARROLLs settled there together, and then many of them seemed to move together southward as new Indian lands opened up. I believe they followed the availability of virgin long leaf pine trees. My Alexander Carrell (married Lucy Ryal in 1783, Sampson County) bought and sold several tracts of land. I think he sapped the resin from the pine trees for about 5 years and then sold the land to a farmer. It's just a theory. Anybody know anything that would help me prove or disprove it? Lura ----- Original Message ----- From: <Pearscp@AOL.COM> To: <NCSAMPSO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 2:26 AM Subject: Family of David D. Carroll | Listmembers | Power of Attorney executed in State of Mississippi, Chickasaw County, of one | W. L. Barr & wife to David D. Carroll - excerpts as follows: appoint David | D. Carroll of the County of Wayne state of North Carolina, our true and | lawful attorney in fact for us and in our name...the said Eleanor A. Barr | wife of the Said W. L. Barr, place and stead, to demand, ask, sue for, | collect and receive, and settle, all claims....estate of Rayford Carroll | deceased, late of Sampson County, North Carolina, and grandfather on the | Mother's side, of the said Eleanor A. Barr.....to a distributive share of her | great grandfather's estate, to wit the estate of John Vann dec. late of | Sampson County, North Carolina. ...26 day of March A. D. 1860....W. L. Barr | (seal) E. A. Barr (seal) signed in presence of Thos U. Pearsall. Power of | Attorney was executed before undersigned John McCabe, a Commissioner of | Desoto, resident in the Town of Houston, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. On | the outside of the document - W. L. Barr & wife To David D. Carroll Power of | Attorney - Registered in Book No 35, Page 342-3(illegible) March 6, 1862, J. | W. EagorReg. | | Is J. W. Eagor of Wayne Co, NC? David D. Carroll, son of Raiford Carroll and | Mary Vann, married Susan Anne Pearsall, sister to Thomas Uzzell Pearsall | originally of Duplin Co, NC. Susan Anne Pearsall was first married to Lewis | Martin and they can be found in the 1850 census of Sampson County. In 1850 | David D. Carroll can also be found in Sampson County. Susan Anne Pearsall | was the daughter of Edward Pearsall and Ann Guy. Edward Pearsall left will | in Duplin County in 1837. David D. Carroll and Susan are reflected in the | 1860 thruough 1880 census records of Wayne Co, NC. | | The will of Raiford Carroll, dated 9 Sep 1848, prob Nov. Ct. 1858, Sampson | Co, NC lists David D. Carroll as son. Raiford Carroll died 9 Nov 1858. | | Known children of David D. Carroll and Susan Anne Pearsall are: | 1. John Oscer Carroll born circa 1858 md Fannie Hicks in Goldsboro, Wayne | Co, NC on 22 Dec 1886. She was the dau of Calvin B. and Mary E. Hicks. Was | Mary E. an Edwards? Seeking further information on John Oscer Carroll and | Fannie Hicks. | | 2. Mary Frances Carroll born circa 1859 md M. H. Mims (of Cumberland Co, NC) | in Goldsboro, Wayne Co, NC on 14 Jan 1886. First name may have been Michael. | He was the son of Thomas & Harriet Mims. It is believed that they were at | one time residing in Lake City, SC. One child, Sally Kate. He may have | married a second time. Seeking further information on Mary Frances Carroll | and M. H. Mims. | | 3. Sarah W. Carroll born 20 Jun 1861 died 1 Sep 1884. Buried Willowdale | Cemetery, Goldsboro, NC. | | 4. Etta Serenia Carroll born 3 Oct 1868 died 20 Jun 1952. Buried Willowdale | Cemetery, Goldsboro, NC. She married first on 23 Feb 1886 in Goldsboro, | Wayne Co, NC, John H. Smith, son of William and Sallie Smith. They are | believed to have had two children: Sallie Smith and John Smith. Seeking | further information on the John H. Smith and the two children. | | Etta married second John Sampson Edwards. Both are buried in Willowdale | Cemetery, Goldsboro, NC. Seek date and place of marriage. Known child: | Mallie Preston Edwards. Were there other children of this marriage? Mallie | Preston Edwards married Ezra Alexander Moore, son of John Saunders Moore and | Luelma Barker. Ezra died in 1919 and is buried in LeHavre, France. Mallie | Preston Edwards md 2nd Leslie Bright Thompson. Seek date and place of | marriage. Were there other children of this marriage? | | The first husband of Susan Anne Pearsall was Lewis Martin. They had three | children: | Thomas L. Martin, born 17 Apr 1846 died 17 Apr 1856. Lucy Martin born circa | 1848; Annie Martin born circa 1850. Lucy and Annie were living with David D. | Carroll and Susan Anne Pearsall in the 1870 census of Wayne Co, NC. In 1880 | Lucy is still residing in household as a dress maker. What happened to Annie | Martin? Seek further information on Lucy and Annie Martin. | | Any assistance on these family connections would be appreciated. | | Steve Pearsall

Listmembers Power of Attorney executed in State of Mississippi, Chickasaw County, of one W. L. Barr & wife to David D. Carroll - excerpts as follows: appoint David D. Carroll of the County of Wayne state of North Carolina, our true and lawful attorney in fact for us and in our name...the said Eleanor A. Barr wife of the Said W. L. Barr, place and stead, to demand, ask, sue for, collect and receive, and settle, all claims....estate of Rayford Carroll deceased, late of Sampson County, North Carolina, and grandfather on the Mother's side, of the said Eleanor A. Barr.....to a distributive share of her great grandfather's estate, to wit the estate of John Vann dec. late of Sampson County, North Carolina. ...26 day of March A. D. 1860....W. L. Barr (seal) E. A. Barr (seal) signed in presence of Thos U. Pearsall. Power of Attorney was executed before undersigned John McCabe, a Commissioner of Desoto, resident in the Town of Houston, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. On the outside of the document - W. L. Barr & wife To David D. Carroll Power of Attorney - Registered in Book No 35, Page 342-3(illegible) March 6, 1862, J. W. EagorReg. Is J. W. Eagor of Wayne Co, NC? David D. Carroll, son of Raiford Carroll and Mary Vann, married Susan Anne Pearsall, sister to Thomas Uzzell Pearsall originally of Duplin Co, NC. Susan Anne Pearsall was first married to Lewis Martin and they can be found in the 1850 census of Sampson County. In 1850 David D. Carroll can also be found in Sampson County. Susan Anne Pearsall was the daughter of Edward Pearsall and Ann Guy. Edward Pearsall left will in Duplin County in 1837. David D. Carroll and Susan are reflected in the 1860 thruough 1880 census records of Wayne Co, NC. The will of Raiford Carroll, dated 9 Sep 1848, prob Nov. Ct. 1858, Sampson Co, NC lists David D. Carroll as son. Raiford Carroll died 9 Nov 1858. Known children of David D. Carroll and Susan Anne Pearsall are: 1. John Oscer Carroll born circa 1858 md Fannie Hicks in Goldsboro, Wayne Co, NC on 22 Dec 1886. She was the dau of Calvin B. and Mary E. Hicks. Was Mary E. an Edwards? Seeking further information on John Oscer Carroll and Fannie Hicks. 2. Mary Frances Carroll born circa 1859 md M. H. Mims (of Cumberland Co, NC) in Goldsboro, Wayne Co, NC on 14 Jan 1886. First name may have been Michael. He was the son of Thomas & Harriet Mims. It is believed that they were at one time residing in Lake City, SC. One child, Sally Kate. He may have married a second time. Seeking further information on Mary Frances Carroll and M. H. Mims. 3. Sarah W. Carroll born 20 Jun 1861 died 1 Sep 1884. Buried Willowdale Cemetery, Goldsboro, NC. 4. Etta Serenia Carroll born 3 Oct 1868 died 20 Jun 1952. Buried Willowdale Cemetery, Goldsboro, NC. She married first on 23 Feb 1886 in Goldsboro, Wayne Co, NC, John H. Smith, son of William and Sallie Smith. They are believed to have had two children: Sallie Smith and John Smith. Seeking further information on the John H. Smith and the two children. Etta married second John Sampson Edwards. Both are buried in Willowdale Cemetery, Goldsboro, NC. Seek date and place of marriage. Known child: Mallie Preston Edwards. Were there other children of this marriage? Mallie Preston Edwards married Ezra Alexander Moore, son of John Saunders Moore and Luelma Barker. Ezra died in 1919 and is buried in LeHavre, France. Mallie Preston Edwards md 2nd Leslie Bright Thompson. Seek date and place of marriage. Were there other children of this marriage? The first husband of Susan Anne Pearsall was Lewis Martin. They had three children: Thomas L. Martin, born 17 Apr 1846 died 17 Apr 1856. Lucy Martin born circa 1848; Annie Martin born circa 1850. Lucy and Annie were living with David D. Carroll and Susan Anne Pearsall in the 1870 census of Wayne Co, NC. In 1880 Lucy is still residing in household as a dress maker. What happened to Annie Martin? Seek further information on Lucy and Annie Martin. Any assistance on these family connections would be appreciated. Steve Pearsall

I am on a quest for any written material left behind by several notable Baptist ministers of North Carolina, hoping to find therein some record of my families marriages that I can't find anywhere else. The odd thing is that these minister's families were all related in some way, many by marriage. The minsters in question are: Rev. Edward Brown(e) - associated with Coharie Rowan Baptist, and Brown's Chapel Rev. Fleet Cooper, Jr. - pastored Coharie Rowan for 50 years Rev. William Cooper - pastored Cape Fear Baptist Rev. William Thames - pastored Cape Fear Baptist Rev. Brown was grandfather to two Stevens/Stephens girls who married Cooper men, Zilpha and Drusilla. Rev. Fleet Cooper, Jr's. son Daniel was married to Zilpha Stevens/Stephens There is a strong possibility that Druslla Stevens/Stephens was married to Jonathan Cooper Rev. Fleet Cooper, Jr's nephew. Rev. William Cooper was an uncle to Daniel and Jonathan. Just hoping that somewhere some church record or family Bible will positively prove who Drusilla's husband was. They would have married circa 1807-1810. There is no public record of her marriage. Best Regards, Gary garluke@juno.com Gary W. & Christie J. Cooper 653 Lover's Lane Road Dawson, GA 31742

SAMPSON COUNTY GENEALOGY SOCIETY PRESENTS A VERY SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER MRS. JOYCE ADAMS, OF HOPE MILLS, N. C. WHERE: SAMPSON TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN THE ( SOUTH BUILDING) CONFERENCE ROOM LOCATED IN THE CAFETERIA. WHEN: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, at 7:00 P. M. PLEASE MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND. SEE YOU THERE. BRADLEY LEE WEST - PRESIDENT OF THE SCGS.

Steve, again I hit the delete button and lost your e-addresss. Please contact me. Fran fpowellsr@starpower.net

Jeanie, when I come across more of these I will also post them. Fran fpowellsr@starpower.net ____________________________________- Duplin Co., NC DB1A, p92, 100 acres Clifton BOWEN to John BLANTON 2 October 1783 100 acres on W side NE River and N side of Docktor's Creek [sic]; Witnesses: Elijah BOWEN and Dan ALDERMAN Duplin Co., NC DB pp344, 345; 100 acres Joseph DICKSON to John BLANTON 1785 [no month provided] N side of main Docktor's [sic] Creek of Rockfish on both sides of a Branch called the Deep Gully; land borders NW corner of Clifton BOWEN's lands. Witnesses: Samuel CARRMAN/CANMAN and Claudius CARTRIGHT