Hi, I think in my previous reference to a book, I didn't pick-up on what the question really was - ie; Culloden. With regard to Culloden, if deportations amounted to only 1000, that would amount to the bulk of the survivors of the original 4500 Highlanders of the battle. The English systematically used deportation or resettlement to rid themselves of problems. >From my earlier reference - "Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, Vol. 5" Here is an excerpt - Tough, Alastair - Royalist soldier captured at Worcester. Transported to Boston on John and Sarah 13 May 1652 The English tried to remove opposition through deportation and exile. A number of my ancestors who had supported the Stuarts throughout the English Civil Wars were beheaded and their families left in exile in Northern Ireland. The majority of these families emigrated to the Colonies in the 1720s when they saw the Stuarts fail to regain the throne, and decided that their lands would never be regained. Most went first to Virgiana, and formed the militias in the frontier with the Indians and French. Many of these experienced soldiers later moved to North Carolina, whose sons and nephews formed the core of the militia. They, of course, became leaders in the Revolutionary War. Wayne A. Bixler -----Original Message----- From: NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com <NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: NCSCOTS-D@rootsweb.com <NCSCOTS-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 5:29 AM Subject: NCSCOTS-D Digest V99 #7

I found this site of volunteers. Each has different research material they will look up. A very impressive list of references. Just thought I would pass it on. Christy. http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/library.html#Top cwestell@flex.net

> -----Original Message----- > From: Bill Gordon [mailto:wmg@home.com] > > For anyone interested in this issue I would highly recommend chapter II, > The Exile Theory, in Duane Meyer's excellent work, "The Highland Scots > in North Carolina, 1732 - 1776". In chapter II Meyer summarizes > historical scholarship on the issue of deportation after Culloden and > concludes that deportation as a direct result of Culloden affected fewer > than 1000 Highlanders. While there is no question, he argues, that > Culloden was a turning point and cause in deteriorating social and > economic conditions that provided motive to emmigrate, deportation as an > act of revenge or punishment by the British seems to have been > relatively slight. > > This book is a fine work that I would consider a must-read for anyone > searching for Scots, Highland or not, in North Carolina. > > I have a paperback version from the University of North Carolina Press > at Chapel Hill, paperback ISBN 0-8078-4199-4. > > Bill Gordon Dear Bill, Thanks for the information, I Just ordered the book from Amazon.com and thought I would let other list members know that it is in stock and very reasonable in price. 1 copy of "The Highland Scots of North Carolina, 1732-1776" Duane G. Meyer; Paperback; @ $11.16 each (Usually ships in 2-3 days) Current Subtotal: $ 11.16 Tax on Items: $ 0.00 Shipping & Handling: $ 3.00 per shipment + $0.95 per book/$0.95 per cd ** Total 14.16 Donna Carmichael - caldmc@msn.com Listowner - NCGRANVI-L (Granville NC) mailing list

In reply to Wayne A. Bixler's response on Jan 13, 1999- I have the "Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, Vol. IV" if anyone needs a lookup. Regards, J. Kurt Matheson

For anyone interested in this issue I would highly recommend chapter II, The Exile Theory, in Duane Meyer's excellent work, "The Highland Scots in North Carolina, 1732 - 1776". In chapter II Meyer summarizes historical scholarship on the issue of deportation after Culloden and concludes that deportation as a direct result of Culloden affected fewer than 1000 Highlanders. While there is no question, he argues, that Culloden was a turning point and cause in deteriorating social and economic conditions that provided motive to emmigrate, deportation as an act of revenge or punishment by the British seems to have been relatively slight. This book is a fine work that I would consider a must-read for anyone searching for Scots, Highland or not, in North Carolina. I have a paperback version from the University of North Carolina Press at Chapel Hill, paperback ISBN 0-8078-4199-4. Bill Gordon

John wrote: Can any person recommend a publication that will list the Scots deported after the battle of Culloden. It is my understanding that a considerable number of people were inprisoned or deported, or both after the battle. The period in question is 1746 to 1766, any suggestions? John McQuilliams mcquilli@pacbell.net Hi, I found a book at a Family History Center - "Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, Vol. 5" Here is an excerpt - Tough, Alastair - Royalist soldier captured at Worcester. Transported to Boston on John and Sarah 13 May 1652 Wayne A. Bixler -----Original Message----- From: NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com <NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: NCSCOTS-D@rootsweb.com <NCSCOTS-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 1:30 AM Subject: NCSCOTS-D Digest V99 #5

Hi All Can any person recommend a publication that will list the Scots deported after the battle of Culloden. It is my understanding that a considerable number of people were inprisoned or deported, or both after the battle. The period in question is 1746 to 1766, any suggestions? John McQuilliams mcquilli@pacbell.net

I am searching for information on Peter (and/or Patrick) Shaw who lived in Cumberland Co., NC, and died in 1807. The confusion about the given name arises because a Patrick is listed in the 1790 census (no Peter is listed) and a Peter is listed in the 1800 census (no Patrick is listed). According the NC Archives there is an inventory of Patrick Shaw’s estate in 1807 by Charles Shaw and a notice of Peter Shaw’s death in 1807 by his son, Charles Shaw. Were Patrick and Peter the same person? In 1818 there was a petition to make partition of the personal estate of Peter Shaw who died “sometime in the year 1807”. The children named in this petition were: Mary, John T., Charles, Norman, Eliza, Nancy, Catharine, Dugald, and Samuel (minor). Any additional information would be most helpful, i.e. name of parents, name of wife, etc. Thanks in advance for sharing your information

I am looking for a book my dad was told has a story about several Cuthbert (sp?) brothers coming over from Scotland via England on the 5th boat to enter this country. Supposedly it tells of the brothers coming in and changing each of their names. One Cutbirth (or variation). We got this info from a Culberson who also was suppose to be one of the name changes. Our Cutbirth shows up born in Augusta Co., VA around 1738-1740. However his nephew in 1852 recalls his mother saying his grandfather had come from PA to the fork of the Yadkin. As infant his father died. We would like to trace him back to Scotland. Variations we know are Cutbirth/Cutburth/Cutberth & Cuthbert. Thanks. Christy. cwestell@flex.net

I am looking for people interested in Lambert Clayton (1755-1828) of Buncombe/Transylvania Counties, NC, who married Sarah Davidson (1759-1815). I have come across an older (1927) genealogy of his family that I am merging into my existing database. 1. I am looking for further information on his family. Does anyone have further information on his descendants? 2. I am interested in identifying who Sarah Davidson was. Her pedigree has been in some dispute. I am interested if there is any recent work that has identified her ancestry. john. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= John B. Lisle <jbl@tqsi.com> P.O. Box 602, Lexington, MA 02420 Phone: 781-270-1006 Fax: 781-270-1174 For a bright future, check out http://www.acninc.com Learn about FREE internet - http://www.acninc.net - refer by "jlisle"

Cory asked >I have been trying to break through a very big wall in regard to my Noble >family of Anson/Montgomery Co., NC in the 1770's. >I came across the 1790 census form the Salisbury Dist. of Guilford County, NC >and it listed my Noble family group exactly as the 1790 Montgomery Co., census >has them listed. >What gives???? >I know that Montgomery formed from Anson County in 1779 but why would they be >listed in the Guilford Co., census? >It was to my understanding that the Salisbury Dist. was in Anson/Montgomery >Co. >How big was the Salisbury Dist. at that time? What area did it encompass, by >todays geographical standards? >Did Guilford County form from Anson County and that is why my Noble's showed >up in both county census's? The Salisbury district was quite large, stretching all the way from the Virginia border down to the South Carolina area and including the modern counties of Guilford, Iredell, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Rockingham, Rowan, Stokes and Surry. Are you *sure* they are listed in Guilford, and not just in Montgomery? >From 1749 until 1753, all of western NC was Anson County. At that point Rowan was formed from the northern portion, leaving Anson in the south. Both had an indefinite western border for some years. Then we get the following spin-offs (not all-inclusive, but I tried to mention all the ones in the Salisbury district). Rowan Guilford in 1770 (eastern Guilford came from Orange county) Rockingham formed from Guilford in 1785 Surry in 1770, subsequently splitting into Stokes, Wilkes, and the rest of the northwest corner of the state Burke in 1777, which subsequently gave rise to Buncombe and the other mountain counties to the TN border Iredell in 1788 Davidson in 1822 Davie in 1837 Anson Mecklenburg in 1762, which subsequently gave rise to Union and some other counties Montgomery in 1779 So Guilford wasn't formed directly from Anson. Guilford and Montgomery were never overlapping, or even close, but both were part of the Salisbury district in 1790. For a nice set of maps showing the county formation for the whole state, see http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/countyfm.htm Elizabeth Harris ncgen@mindspring.com state coordinator for NCGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/

I have just come across some old papers related to the Brice Russell family. Also papers on the William Tunnell family. There are many names on these papers. There are also so great stories. They are hand written and must have been handed down thru my family. Please let me know if are interested in them or have a question about them. Christy Cutbirth Westell. cwestell@flex.net

Hello all, I have been trying to break through a very big wall in regard to my Noble family of Anson/Montgomery Co., NC in the 1770's. I came across the 1790 census form the Salisbury Dist. of Guilford County, NC and it listed my Noble family group exactly as the 1790 Montgomery Co., census has them listed. What gives???? I know that Montgomery formed from Anson County in 1779 but why would they be listed in the Guilford Co., census? It was to my understanding that the Salisbury Dist. was in Anson/Montgomery Co. How big was the Salisbury Dist. at that time? What area did it encompass, by todays geographical standards? Did Guilford County form from Anson County and that is why my Noble's showed up in both county census's? It must be the Scottish bullheadedness of my ancestors because they are not giving up their secrets easily!!!! I can hear them laughing from their graves!!! But seriously, if anyone can enlighten me, I would be soooo grateful. ;-) Thanks, Cory

---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1999 17:30:15 -0800 (PST) From: LStokesF60@aol.com To: ncscots-l@rootsweb.com Subject: {not a subscriber} McClellan I am searching for information about John McClellan and his father and his father, etc. John McClellan married Elizabeth Lackey in Iredell County. I believe they are both buried in Iredell County or at least North Carolina. Also, Does anyone have any information on McClellanville, NC? Thanks! LouAnn McClellan Stokes

I have through ROOTSWEB set up a LIST "CADDELL-L" for our surname(s). It is now active. This covers all the variations worldwide. This msg is being sent to all lists where family have been known to reside or have resided. If you have any questions, please contact me. Bill Caddell bcaddell@hcnews.com

I have copies of the following Robeson County wills: (the date is the date the will was written) 1. Neill Buie 06-27-1837 2. Angus Campbell 11-18-1822 3. Flora Monroe 02-16-1864 4. John McPherson 10-26-1789 5. Margaret Monroe 09-14-1852 6. Jesse Ausley 08-25-1846 7. Nancy Murphy 02-18-1850 8. Archibald McPhatter 03-05-1839 Some of these are too light to copy but I'll be glad to try or I can just give you the information via e-mail. DeAnn Monroe Steely

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Waldy & Jean Cuevas wrote: > There are a few more of us with Yell Co. connections. I looked into my > database and found this HOLLOMAN: > Descendants of Ellen Holloman > 1 Ellen HOLLOMAN > . +James A. HARRIS b: 1801 d: June 1848 m: 1846 > ...... 2 Ellen Holloman HARRIS b: 1848 in Izard County, AR I checked over my Holloman lineage and found the following. Do any of you tie in? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ DESCENDANCY CHART FOR JOHN HOLLOMAN [SR] - JRWILSON.PAF 13 Nov 1998 Page 1 of 2 ============================================================ Name (Birth/Chr.-Death/Burial) Birth/Chr. Place ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-- John HOLLOMAN [Sr]-445 (1766-1850) ,,VA sp-Nancy WOMBLE-446 ( -1840) 2-- Davis HOLLOMAN-447 (1787- ) ,,VA 2-- Jerimiah HOLLOMAN-437 (1792-1844) Isle of Wight,Wight Co,VA sp-Lavina BYRUM-438 (1793-1856) Granvill or,Wake Co,NC 3-- Elizabeth HOLLIMAN-439 (1806- ) ,,NC 3-- Jordan HOLLIMAN-440 (1810- ) 3-- William HOLLIMAN-441 (1813- ) ,,NC 3-- Mary Polly HOLLIMAN-442 (1817- ) ,,NC 3-- Willey HOLLIMAN-443 (1818- ) ,,NC 3-- Albert HOLLIMAN-428 (1821-1864) ,,NC sp-Francis BOOTHE-429 (1824- ) ,,NC 4-- Angelina HOLLOMAN-430 (1841- ) ,Cumberland,NC 4-- Nancy A. (Jane) HOLLOMON-26 (1844-1908) Bluffton,Yell,Arkansas sp-John Anderson WILSON-25 (1842-1861)of Evergreen,,Alabama,Tenn/Ala 5-- Victoria Rosetta WILSON-27 (1861-1927) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Adonis D. WILSON-28 (1865-1868) Gravelly,Yell,Askansas 5-- Jasper B. L. WILSON-29 (1867-1868) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Mary Angeline WILSON-30 (1868-1945) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- louise Elizabeth WILSON-31 (1870-1959) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- John Marion WILSON-9 (1872-1952) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas sp-Florence Isabell CHASTAIN-10 (1880-1960) Charleston,Franklin,Arkansas 5-- Frances Holly WILSON-33 (1874- ) Gravelly,Yell,Askansas 5-- Isaac Jefferson WILSON-34 (1876- ) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Eldora Belzora WILSON-35 (1878- ) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Matthew Albert WILSON-36 (1880-1918) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Ida May WILSON-37 (1882- ) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Sarah E. WILSON-38 (1884-1886) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- Lillie Harriett WILSON-39 (1886-1936) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 5-- david E. WILSON-40 (1889-1890) Gravelly,Yell,Arkansas 4-- James HOLLOMAN-431 (1846- ) ,Wake Co,NC 4-- Thomas Jefferson HOLLOMAN-432 (1848- ) ,Wake Co,NC 4-- William Benjamin HOLLOMAN-433 (1853- ) ,,TX 4-- Mary E. HOLLOMAN-434 (1857- ) ,,TX 4-- Sarah L. HOLLOMAN-435 (1859- ) ,,Ark ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Descendants of John Holloman Sr ================= First Generation 1. John Holloman Sr-[445] was born about 1766 in , , VA. He died in Aug 1850 in , Wake, NC. Notes: parents not known other marriage Nancy Utley bond 14 Mar 1844 Wake Co, NC she's 58 in 1850 census John married Nancy Womble-[446] [MRIN:110] about 1785. Notes: parents not known died between 1840 and 1850 census which show husbands 2nd marrige They had the following children: 2 M i. Davis Holloman-[447] was born about 1787 in , , VA. Notes: married Anna Sugg 9 Mar 1814 - N.C. marriage boncs 38298 pt 1 +3 M ii. Jerimiah Holloman-[437] was born about 1792 in Isle Of Wight, Wight Co, VA. Jerimiah died in Mar 1844 in , Wake Co, NC. 4 F iii. Margaret Peggy Holloman-[448] was born about 1792 in , , VA. Notes: married Richard Bright 6 Mar 1818 - N.C. marriage bonds 975,655/v25u 5 M iv. John Holloman-[449] was born about 1796 in , , NC. Notes: married by 1820 name not readable +6 F v. Betsy Holloman-[450] was born about 1794-1797 in/of Chatham Co, NC. 7 F vi. Nancy Holloman-[451] was born about 1800 in , , NC. Notes: married William Dupree 1 Nov 1822 per NC marriage bonds 975,655/v25u 8 M vii. Edwin Holloman-[452] was born about 1803 in , , VA Or NC. Notes: married Sallie or Sarah Johnson by 1820-25 9 F viii. Axum Holloman-[453] was born about 1805. Notes: married Elisha Cook ?? born between 1800-1810 ============================ Second Generation (Children) 3 Jerimiah Holloman-[437] was born about 1792 in Isle Of Wight, Wight Co, VA. He died in Mar 1844 in , Wake Co, NC. Notes: marriage bond 14 jan 1808 Wake Co, NC - GS975,655/v 25u father - John Holliman mother - Nancy Womble Jerimiah married Lavina Byrum-[438] [MRIN:109] on 14 Jan 1808 in , Wake Co, NC. Notes: father Jacob Byrum mother Milly ?? died by Feb 1856 - probate of will written 25 Feb 1854 They had the following children: 10 F i. Elizabeth Holliman-[439] was born about 1806 in , , NC. Notes: abt 1834 married Luther/Paschal STEVENS (50's & 60's census) 11 M ii. Jordan Holliman-[440] was born about 1810. Notes: born between 1820 - 1815 12 M iii. William Holliman-[441] was born about 1813 in , , NC. Notes: married Jane Jones 2 Oct 1835 13 F iv. Mary Polly Holliman-[442] was born about 1817 in , , NC. Notes: married William Gattis 13 Feb 1839 14 F v. Willey Holliman-[443] was born about 1818 in , , NC. Notes: married John J. Jones 11 Feb 1840 +15 M vi. Albert Holliman-[428] was born about 1821 in , , NC. Albert died on 24 Apr 1864 in , Sevier Co, Ark. 16 F vii. Malinda Guella Holliman-[444] was born abt 1823 in, Wake, NC. Notes: married Thomas Gattis 4 mar 1843 ------------------------- 6. Betsy Holloman-[450] was born about 1794-1797 in Of Chatham Co, NC. Notes: married William Wilson 14 Dec 1815 per NC marriage bonds 975,655/v25u Betsy married James Wilson-[519] [MRIN:136], son of Steven Sr Wilson-[521] and Winey (Winifred)-[520], on 14 Dec 1815. [Notes: Film #458997 Married to Betsey HOLLOMAN who was born abt 1794 and was of Chatham Co, NC] [Possible other James Wilson --------- This does not appear to be the same person as James Wilson born 1792 Halifax Co, NC parents not known he was married to Sarah Smith Other info: ------------ This does not appear to be the same person as James Wilson born 1792 Rowna Co, NC father John Wilson mother Rebecca Sarah Boone They had the following children: + 17 M i. Matthew Wilson-[92] was born in , , Of Arkansas. ================================ Third Generation (Grandchildren) 15. Albert Holliman-[428] was born about 1821 in , , NC. He died on 24 Apr 1864 in , Sevier Co, Ark. Notes: died at home while on sick furlough from civil war father - Jeremiah Holloman mother - Lavina Byrum per Francis' application for pension #13,518 - Albert served in Ark Co.C 2nd Reg of Ark Cav Census Records 1850 Cumberland Co. NC, p38 1860 Sevier Co., Ark 1870 Upper LaFare, Yell Co, Ark pg 616 1880 Upper LaFare, Yell Co, Ark pg 418 1890 Bluffton, Yell Co., Ark pg 5 Wake county, NC marriage bonds GS#418,152 item 2 Albert married Francis Boothe-[429] on 10 Jan 1842 in Marriage Bond, Wake Co, NC. Notes: father - Benjamine Boothe mother - Nancy Crowder marriage bond 10 Jan 1842 Wake Co., NC marriage bonds GS#418,152 item 2 They had the following children: 18 F i. Angelina Holloman-was born about 1841 in Cumberland Co, NC. +19 F ii. Nancy A. (Jane) Hollomon-[26] was born on 24 Oct 1844 in Bluffton, Yell, Arkansas. Nancy died on 24 Feb 1908 in Gravelly, Yell, Askansas. 20 M iii. James Holloman-[431] was born about 1846 in , Wake Co, NC. 21 M iv. Thomas Jefferson Holloman-[432] was born about 1848 in , Wake Co, NC. 22 M v. William Benjamin Holloman-[433] was born in 1853 in , , TX. Notes: born Texas or Illinois married Emma Blaylock 5 Feb 1880 per Yell Co.,Ark marriage records Danville district GS#1026 pt 493-494 (or Yell Co. bk B pg 92) 23 F vi. Mary E. Holloman-[434] was born in Oct 1857 in , , TX. Notes: married A.J. Moffett 2 Jan 1879- Yell Co. Bk B pg 471 or GS#1026 pt 493-494 Yell Co., Ark marriage records Danville Dist 24 F vii. Sarah L. Holloman-[435] was born in 1859 in , , Ark. Notes: married James R. Lofland 14 Nov 1879 per Yell Co. Bk B pg 480 GS #1026 pt 493-494 Yell Co. Ark, Danville Dist pt 493-494 25 M viii. John M. Holloman-[436] was born in Nov 1861 in Paraclifta, Sevier, Ark. Notes: married Mary Lofland 16 Mar 1886 - per Yell Co. Bk B pg 505 GS#1026 pt 493-494 Yell Co, Ark marriage records, Danville District -------------------- 17. Matthew Wilson-[92] was born in , , Of Arkansas. Notes: 1. per probate record Matthes Wilson GS 1007, 956 pp 295&296 GS 1007, 957 pp 89-91 2. 1840 Census of Pike Co. Ala pg 392 Matthew & family 3. 1850 Census of Dist #21, Jackson Co. Ala pg 111 4. 1860 Census of Jefferson, Sevier Co., Ark GS 1264; pt 49; pg 100 5. Marriage Records of Sevier Co., Ark GS#976.7"7;x2p/1860 Matthew married Holly-[420] [MRIN:15]. They had the following children: 26 F i. Sarah Elizabeth Wilson-[421] was born about 1838 in , , Alabama. Notes: married David R. Welch 8 Sept 1858 27 M ii. John Anderson Wilson-[25] was born on 22 Jan 1842 in Of Evergreen, Alabama(Or Tenn). He died on 17 Jan 1933 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Notes: Veteran of Confederate Army - U.S. Civil War John married Nancy A. (Jane) Hollomon-[26] daughter of Albert Holliman-[428] and Francis Boothe-[429], on 17 Jan 1861 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. 28 M iii. William Wilson-[422] was born about 1840 in , , Alabama. 29 M iv. David Jackson Wilson-[423] was born about 1847 in , , Alabama. 30 M v. James Wilson-[424] was born about 1848 in , , Alabama. 31 M vi. Isaac Wilson-[425] was born about 1851 in , , Arkansas. 32 M vii. Jehu Jake Wilson-[426] was born about 1853 in , , Arkansas. ======================================= Fourth Generation (Great Grandchildren) 19. Nancy A. (Jane) Hollomon-[26] was born on 24 Oct 1844 in Bluffton, Yell, Arkansas. She died on 24 Feb 1908 in Gravelly, Yell, Askansas. Another name for Nancy was Holloman, Hollomon or Holeman, Nancy. Notes: alternate spelling of last name may be Holeman Nancy married John Anderson Wilson-[25] [MRIN:5], son of Matthew Wilson-[92] and Holly-[420], on 17 Jan 1861 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Notes: Veteran of Confederate Army - U.S. Civil War They had the following children: 33 F i. Victoria Rosetta Wilson-[27] was born on 29 Aug 1861 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Victoria died on 24 Mar 1927. Notes: husband Lafayette Washington Welch 34 M ii. Adonis D. Wilson-[28] was born on 16 Sep 1865 in Gravelly, Yell, Askansas. He died on 12 Oct 1868 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Adonis was buried in , , Askansas. 35 M iii. Jasper B. L. Wilson-[29] was born on 3 Apr 1867 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. He died on 9 Oct 1868 in Gravelly, Yell, Askansas. Jasper was buried in , , Arkansas. 36 F iv. Mary Angeline Wilson-[30] was born on 28 Jun 1868 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. She died on 13 Jun 1945. Notes: husband John Wesley Hunnicutt 37 F v. Louise Elizabeth Wilson-[31] was born on 12 Aug 1870 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Louise died in Aug 1959. Notes: husband D. Lee Richardson 38 M vi. John Marion Wilson Rt. Reverand-[9] was born on 3 Mar 1872 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. He died on 19 Nov 1952 in Pearblossem, Los Angeles, California. John was buried on 22 Nov 1952 in Landcaster, Los Angeles, California, Joshua Mem Pk. Notes: 1900 census indicates they were residents of LaFave Township, Scott Co, Ark. No children were listed. They were not found on the 1910 index for either OK ort Ark. John married Florence Isabell Chastain-[10] [MRIN:3], daughter of Henry Monroe Chastain-[32] and Matilda Jane Fry-[41], on 25 Feb 1896 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. 39 F vii. Frances Holly Wilson-[33] was born on 6 Aug 1874 in Gravelly, Yell, Askansas. Notes: marriage Adolph Walton 28 Aug 1912 40 M viii. Isaac Jefferson Wilson-[34] was born on 12 Jun 1876 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Notes: wife Minnie Moffet 41 F ix. Eldora Belzora Wilson-[35] was born on 12 Mar 1878 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Notes: marriage Henry Blackstock 28 July 1896 42 M x. Matthew Albert Wilson-[36] was born on 16 Mar 1880 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. He died on 22 Oct 1918. 43 F xi. Ida May Wilson-[37] was born on 18 May 1882 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Notes: marriage Andrew Yates 44 F xii. Sarah E. Wilson-[38] was born on 12 May 1884 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. Sarah died on 26 Jan 1886 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. 45 F xiii. Lillie Harriett Wilson-[39] was born on 19 Oct 1886 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. She died on 9 Aug 1936. 46 M xiv. David E. Wilson-[40] was born on 31 Mar 1889 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. David died on 31 May 1890 in Gravelly, Yell, Arkansas. -- Jack R. Wilson jack.wilson@worldnet.att.net A Proud Sponsor Plus of http://www.rootsweb.com/ Please note new address and Tel # 7140 Cerritos Ave. #16 Stanton CA, 90680 (714) 484/5956

Hi All I am researching ALL of the McNabbs in NC. Robert McNabb was in Caswell Co NC in 1790. James McNabb in Robeson Co in 1790. William McNabb in Chatham Co in 1790. Andrew McNabb in Anson Co NC, later to be in York Co SC. Also many McNabb in old Washington Co Tenn that is now NC. I have a McNabb Family Resource Web Page at: http://home.att.net/~altgray Thanks in advance, Lynne Gray altgray@Worldnet.att.net

It could be an uncommon name among the Puritans. Usually spelled Asenath. Asenath was the wife of Joseph, meaning gift of the sun god. Ron -----Original Message----- From: LEE_BRADSHAW [mailto:LEE_BRADSHAW@prodigy.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 1998 10:24 PM To: NCSCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Asnath, variety of spelling With two Aseneths in my lines (Sharpe and Gaultney), I've noted: Asenith, Aseneth, Ascenith, Aseaneth. One Aseneth had Cenith on her marriage bonds. Her grand daughter had the name Naomi Saith Jane. These three were from Iredell, Alexander Cos in NC Anyone know what the original spelling was? It seems to change with every census taker. ==== NCSCOTS Mailing List ==== If you would like to help RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative by becoming a member, sponsor, donor, or patron, please visit: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html