>I notice that both Stokes and Guilford counties had a Salisbury District in >their 1790 censuses. Did this district encompass both counties? > Yes. The Salisbury district included a wide swath through central NC, including Guilford, Iredell, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Rockingham, Rowan, Stokes and Surry Counties. Present-day Davidson, Yadkin, and Forsyth would also fall within this area. Elizabeth Harris [email protected] state coordinator for NCGenWeb: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/

Hi I notice that both Stokes and Guilford counties had a Salisbury District in their 1790 censuses. Did this district encompass both counties? Thanks Stan

Pls help me flesh out the 3 generations of the family of Joseph Spainhour and Elisabeth Shouse. See the following text. My down line is Joseph+ Elizabeth >>> Anna Susanna Spainhour + Wm. B. Boyles >>> Lucinda Boyles + John Francis Stephens. I need parents, kids, dates, places, the usual. Thanks. John Speight Descendants of Joseph Spainhour Generation No. 1 1. Joseph7 Spainhour (John Jacob6 Spanhauer, Jacobus Wernhardt5 Spainhour, Wernhardt4 Spanhauer, Wernhardt3, Hans2, Arbogast1) was born May 31, 1778 in Dalton, Stokes Co, North Carolina, and died May 25, 1852 in Dalton, Stokes Co, North Carolina. He married Elizabeth Shouse November 16, 1801 in Stokes Co, North Carolina, daughter of Daniel Schauss and Catharina Fessler. Children of Joseph Spainhour and Elizabeth Shouse are: + 2 i. John Jacob8 Spainhour, born December 09, 1804; died in Stokes Co, North Carolina. 3 ii. Catherine Elisabeth Spainhour, born October 10, 1807; died Abt. 1846. She married Jacob Fulk. 4 iii. Daniel Spainhour, born September 18, 1810. He married Sarah Gregg. + 5 iv. Anna Susannah Spainhour, born January 02, 1814 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died Aft. 1880 in Surry Co, North Carolina?. 6 v. Maria Justine Spainhour, born June 09, 1818; died 1890. She married William Fiedler. + 7 vi. William A. Spainhour, born December 09, 1821 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died October 31, 1895. Generation No. 2 2. John Jacob8 Spainhour (Joseph7, John Jacob6 Spanhauer, Jacobus Wernhardt5 Spainhour, Wernhardt4 Spanhauer, Wernhardt3, Hans2, Arbogast1) was born December 09, 1804, and died in Stokes Co, North Carolina. He married (1) Mary Ann Miller. He married (2) Anna Catherine Pfaff February 15, 1836 in Stokes Co, North Carolina. Child of John Spainhour and Mary Miller is: 8 i. Alexander A.9 Spainhour, born 1831. Children of John Spainhour and Anna Pfaff are: 9 i. Florina9 Spainhour, born 1836. 10 ii. Sanford Spainhour, born 1838. 11 iii. Peter Spainhour, born 1840. 12 iv. William Spainhour, born 1842. 5. Anna Susannah8 Spainhour (Joseph7, John Jacob6 Spanhauer, Jacobus Wernhardt5 Spainhour, Wernhardt4 Spanhauer, Wernhardt3, Hans2, Arbogast1) was born January 02, 1814 in Stokes Co, North Carolina, and died Aft. 1880 in Surry Co, North Carolina?. She married William B. Boyles March 12, 1833 in Stokes Co, North Carolina, son of John Boyles and Mary King. More About Anna Susannah Spainhour: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. Children of Anna Spainhour and William Boyles are: 13 i. Louisa9 Boyles, born October 1841 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died July 08, 1919 in Surry Co, North Carolina. She married William Rankin Whittington November 30, 1873. 14 ii. Lucinda Boyles, born May 12, 1844 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died November 24, 1925 in Pilot Mountain, Surry Co, North Carolina. She married John Francis Stephens 1864 in Pilot Mountain, Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Lucinda Boyles: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. More About John Francis Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. 15 iii. Virgil Boyles, born July 04, 1846 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died July 04, 1901 in Pilot Mountain, Surry Co, North Carolina. He married Mary Polina Stone April 04, 1869 in Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Virgil Boyles: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. More About Mary Polina Stone: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. 16 iv. Bynum Boyles, born October 21, 1848 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died July 31, 1938 in Osawatomie, Miami Co, Kansas. He married (1) Unknown. He married (2) Susan Jane Stone April 21, 1872 in Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Susan Jane Stone: Fact 1: Buried at Stone Cemetery, Pilot Mt., NC. 17 v. Winborn Boyles, born 1851; died Bef. 1870. 18 vi. Luzetta Boyles, born 1853. She married William Mattison Stone September 18, 1870. 19 vii. Luanza Boyles, born July 05, 1856; died February 03, 1931. More About Luanza Boyles: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. 7. William A.8 Spainhour (Joseph7, John Jacob6 Spanhauer, Jacobus Wernhardt5 Spainhour, Wernhardt4 Spanhauer, Wernhardt3, Hans2, Arbogast1) was born December 09, 1821 in Stokes Co, North Carolina, and died October 31, 1895. He married Mary Catherine Petree April 13, 1843 in Stokes Co, North Carolina, daughter of John Petry and Rebecca Buchanan. Children of William Spainhour and Mary Petree are: 20 i. Ezekiel9 Spainhour, born 1844 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died 1846. 21 ii. Riley Spainhour, born 1845 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died June 02, 1864 in Died in Civil War. 22 iii. William Henry Spainhour, born 1848 in Stokes Co, North Carolina. More About William Henry Spainhour: Fact 1: Never married. 23 iv. Jacob Francis Spainhour, born May 18, 1850 in Stokes Co, North Carolina. He married Sarah Augusta Doub November 23, 1876. 24 v. John Wesley Spainhour, born September 09, 1853 in Stokes Co, North Carolina; died 1914. He married Sarah Charlotte Shore December 13, 1877. 25 vi. Elizabeth Rebecca Spainhour, born 1856 in Stokes Co, North Carolina. 26 vii. Oliver Calvin Spainhour, born 1859 in Stokes Co, North Carolina. 27 viii. Sarah Margaret Spainhour, born May 24, 1862 in Stokes Co, North Carolina. She married Samuel Rufus Slate.

HI: I have HUTCHENS and HUTCHINS in my line from NC. Do you have some dates? I have 13 John's in my index. Most are from around Surry County NC. Would be glad to compare for you. Also I have WILHELM in NC. Gerry In Oregon

Hello All! , I am looking for any info on Hutchens, Hutchings, of Stokes Co,NC Thanks John Hutchens

Does anyone have a connection to R.Y. Baker born abt 1874. Unknown first spouse. Married secondly to Emma Spaugh Hill born abt 1886, on 3 Jun 1914, Forsyth Co, Winston-Salem, NC? Had one known son by first marriage, Clarence Baker born 1907. This family lived on Onale Street, BroadBay Twp, Winston-Salem, NC in 1920. R.Y. Baker was a carpenter. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Lesa [email protected]

Hello, I'm new to the list, and am looking for the descendants of Gabriel and Isabella Jones of Stokes County. Gabriel's will dates are 1806-1808. Children were: William, Sarah, Isabella, Martha. Gabriel had a brother named Benjamin. Gabriel's widow, Isabella, later moved to Bledsoe County, TN. Their daughter, also named Isabella, married Anderson Clark, and they eventually settled in McMinn County, TN. Anderson and Isabella Clark were my husband's gg gparents. Would love to hear from any descendants of this family, or anyone who has information. Please write to me privately at [email protected] Sybil Wilson

I have been researching the family of Captain William Meredith who fought at the Battle of Kings Mtn during the Revolution. He is mentioned in records of Surry, Stokes, and Wilkes Counties. He was the son of James Meredith and Mildred Bagby, also of Stokes and Surry Counties. He was married to Ann Bonds and had children. He was married second to Rebecca Keyes Noblett. He may have died in Adair Co. Kentucky, leaving a will but only mentioned two of his children. He stated that his other children had received their inheritances. I am interested in learning more about his children, especially his son James B. Meredith. Any help or information would be appreciated. In 1790 there is a deed transaction for a David Witherspoon in Wilkes Co. that was witnessed by a James B Meredith and Nancy (X) Meredith. I would like to learn who the James B. Meredith is and his wife Nancy. I believe them to be my ancestors who were a James Meredith and Nancy Fulkison (Fulkerson). Any help or information would be appreciated. Marla

Gary, I have the following information from "Tennessee Ancestors Cumberland Captains and Their Kin": William Hickman, Sr. was born about 1730 in Spottsylvania Co. Virginia and died about 1811 in Davidson County Tennessee. His wife, Ann, died in 1787. He was member of the Committee of Safety of Surry County ( now Stokes). In 1777, he was a lieutenant of the 4th Regiment of the Continental Line of North Carolina. His children were: 1) Mildred Hickman, born 175 in Virginia, married William Smith; 2)Sarah Hickman, married Andrew Ewing, JR.; 3) Martha Hickman, born 16 October 1758; died 20 April 1845, married about 1770 , Daniel Hill, born October 1756 in Albemarle county, Virginia, died 28 May 1826 in Williamson County Tennessee, son of William Hill of Surry County, North Carolina. 4) Edwin Hickman, born October 1760 , died in present Hickman Couty, Tennessee in 1791, married Elizabeth Jane Pryor; 5) Nancy Hickman, married as his second wife, John Childress who was U.S. Marshall of Tennessee. They lived in Nashville; 6) Thomas Hickman, born 15 october 1762, died 6 March 1850 in Davidson county, married Miss Dudley; 7) Elizabeth Hickman, married Oliver Williams in Davidson County, Tennessee; 8) Susan Hickman, who married Dr. Roger Sappington, osn of Dr. John Sappington, first physician of Nashville; 9) William Hickman, Jr, born about 1778, died in 1839 , perhaps Shelby County, Kentucky, married Mary Webster, born about 1780 in Amherst County, Virginia, died after 1860 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, daughter of John Webster and Margaret Walker who settled in Rockingham county, North Carolina; 10) Lucinda Hickman, married General Sam Miller; 11) Elliott Hickman, born 1782, married 11 September 1810 in Williamson County, Tennessee; 12) Julia Ann Hickman; 13) Jemima, married W.L. Marr. Edwin Hickman, a surveyor, was killed by Indians in 1791, in what is now known as Hickman County Tennessee. The inventory of his estate was returned by Thomas Hickman, 12 July 1791. He was born October 1760 in Albemarle or Culpepper County Virginia, and married 23 September 1781 in Henry county, Virginia to Elizabeth Jane Pryor. He was a son of William Hickman, Sr., he lived for awhile in Stokes County, North Carolina before moving to Cumberland. As a resident of Surry county, North Carolina, he was a captain in the Revolution, serving under Colonels John Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, and Robert Lanier. He was at the battles of Alamance, Whitsell's Mill and Guilford Courthouse. After coming to Davidson county, TN , he practiced the art of land surveying and apparently kept a stable for horses. The children of Edwin and Elizabeth Hickman were: 1) Edwin, born in 1788 in Nashville, Tennessee, died 19 January 1871; 2) Susannah, born about 1789 in Nashville, married 8 May 1807 to William Dixon; 3) Elizabeth, born about 1790 in Nashville, married Joel Rice; 3) John P., born in 1791 in Nashville, married 19 December to Narcissa Weakly. Thomas Hickman was born in Albemarle County, Virginia 15 October 1762 and died 6 March 1850 in Davidson County TN. As a resident of Surry (now Stokes) County, North Carolina, he volunteered, in 1780, as ensign in Captain William Merdith's Company, regiment of Colonel Robert Lanier. At the close of 1780, he served two months as an ensign under his brother, Captain Edwin Hickman, in Colonel John Armstrong's regiment, General Picken's brigade. He was in the battles of Alamance County, Whitsell's Mill, Guilford Courthouse, and the Battle of Eutaw Springs. (Thomas Hickman's Revolutionary war pension applicatiion, File no. S-4371.) I am not sure if this is the Hickman family you are seeking, but thought I would send this in case it might be helpful to you. Marla Gary L Dankworth SR. wrote: > > I am researching the name of Hickman from Surry Co.

Hello All, I'm seeking documented parents of my husbands ancestor: Marmaduke WHITE born 1847 near Winston/Salem, NC. He migrated with his family to Hamilton Co., IND before 1860C, and married a Rachel BALDWIN (1/2 Native American)b. 1854. They had 14 children with the following known: Minnie, Henry, Harriet, Thomas, Ivan, Jessie, Bessie, Grover, Opal, and Alice. I'm only guessing he is a son of William WHITE b. 1796 NC and Anna b. 1798 NC who lived near Marmaduke in the 1870 Hamilton Co., IN census. With such a common surname, wondered if you have ever run across or remembered a Marmaduke in the 1850s NC records. Hope all are enjoying the remainder of the weekend, Julia A. (Heaton) Krutilla in a 60 degree WV [email protected] URLs: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/6664 http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohjefogs

I got the Civil War records for Yancey Ancel Bowen and thought I would share what is there. There isn't alot. Yancy Bowen Pvt. Capt George C. Stowe's Company (Confederate Stars), 33rd Reg't North Carolina Infantry (State Troops)* *This company was successively designated as Captain Stowe's Company, Company F and Company I, 33rd Reg. NC. Company Muster-in and Descriptive Roll: Forsyth county Raleigh, Oct 30, 1861 Description: born Stokes, NC age: 24 occupation: farmer Height: 5 ft. 10 inches Enrolled for active service: when: Oct 10, 1861 where: Pfafftown by: Capt. Stowe Mustered into service: where: Fair Grounds Raleigh NC by: J. G. Mastin, Adj. General NC period: for the war There are many COMPANY MUSTER ROLLs that show that he was present. Company Muster Roll for Sept & Oct 1863: deserted May 15, 1863 Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec 1863: returned to duty Nov 7 1863 Company Muster Roll for May & June 1864: absent wounded Company Muster Roll for July & Aug 1864: present Company Muster Roll for Jan & Feb 1865: present ROLL OF HONOR: Ansel Bowen, Pvt, Co. I, 33rd Regiment, NC Troops appears on a ROLL OF HONOR County Forsyth Date entered into service: 10 Oct 1861 Age: 25 Vol. or Conscript: Vol. Remarks: wounded severly in battle of Wilderness The Jan/Feb 1865 Muster Roll is the last one for Yancey. I don't know if he was discharged at this time or what. He did move his family to Roane County, WV between 1867 and 1870. Perhaps Yancey traveled through West Virginia during his service to the Conferate Army and liked what he saw. I haven't been able to prove it but I think that Yancey deserted in 1864 because of the death of his daugher, Chana C. Bowen. No proof---just a hunch! The records also included a document from a Justice of the Peace regarding the circumstances that led to the death of some horses and mules that belonged to the Confederate Army. The soldier involved is listed as: ALEX BOWEN Private Co. E 35th NC I don't know if this is related to Yancey Bowen or how it ended up in his files but if anyone is interested in it, I will try to send it to you. It is handwritten and difficult to read. If anyone has more information on Yancey Ansel Bowen or would like more information about the docuent on Alex Bowen, I'm more than happy to share what I have. Thanks, Cathy

It was a snowy November day when 15 men from Bethlehem, PA made their way to the tract of land that the Moravains had purchased in Carolina Land. They took shelter in a trappers cabin. They gave thanks to God and held a simple Lovefeast. Wolves were heard very near the cabin. >From here came the settlement of Bethabara, NC. Bethabara was named by Pastor Adam Grube. It means House of Passage. Bethabara Moravian church is still an active church with 245 years of history. Bethabara lies in the Old Town area of Winston-Salem, NC. This truly was the start of Winston-Salem, NC. For more information about Bethabara you can check our home page.http://personal.lig.bellsouth.net/lig/c/a/captreb/ This in not the offical site for Bethabara but you can link to it. I also have family history from Stokes and Forsyth Countys listed.

I am looking for information on William Hill and Emma Spaugh born abt 1886, NC. Children: Flora Hill born 1906, NC. Charles Rubel Hill born 23 Feb 1908, Davidson Co, NC. Died 11 Nov 1934, Forsyth Co, NC. William Hill born 1912, NC. Emma Spaugh married secondly R.Y. Baker, 3 Jun 1914, Forsyth Co, NC. Any connections? Thanks, Lesa [email protected]

Listed below is some of my early Stokes Co. NC ancestors, if we have a connection please write or e-mail Robert (Sonny) & Winona Brown Turner 2118 Maysville Rd. NE Huntsville, Al 35811-2118 Phone lines Voice > 256-534-9045 E-Mail < [email protected] > or <[email protected] > Our new HOME PAGE is at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/u/r/Winona-Brown-Turner-Alabama/ If you have middle Tennessee ties then give us a look you may find a Cousin or two. Descendants of William Pinegar, Sr. 1 William Pinegar, Sr. b: 1791 in Stokes Co. NC d: 1877 in Dekalb Co. TN Fact 1: 1830 Census Warren Co. TN p. 158 032001-0222 Fact 2: 1840 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 28 Fact 5: 1870 Census Dekalb Co TN p. 105 Fact 6: September 13, 1879 Will Settlement Dekalb Co. TN . +Anna Redmon b: 1790 in Culpepper Co. VA m: March 16, 1812 in Stokes Co. NC d: Bef. 1830 Father: Jacob Redmon . 2 Elizabeth Pinegar b: 1814 in NC ..... +John Haney b: 1815 in NC m: Abt. 1834 Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 42 Fact 2: 1870 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 84 . 2 William Pinegar, Jr. b: 1814 d: in Pinegar Cemetery, Pilot Oak, KY ? ..... +Sally George m: 1832 in Dickson Co. TN d: in Pinegar Cemetery, Pilot Oak, KY ? . 2 Mariah Pinegar b: 1815 in Stokes Co. NC d: June 20, 1898 in Aaron Cantrell Cemetery, Dekalb Co. TN ..... +David Turner b: 1813 in NC or VA m: 1832 in Warren Co. TN d: September 10, 1898 in Aaron Cantrell Cemetery, Dekalb Co. TN Father: Turner Mother: Mary Unknown Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 48 Fact 2: 1880 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. . 2 Yancy Pinegar b: 1816 in NC d: Bef. 1900 Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 44 Fact 2: 1860 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 83 ..... +Elizabeth Malinda Adcock b: 1817 in SC m: Aft. 1844 d: 1881 in Jefferson Cemetery, Dekalb Co.TN. Father: David Adcock Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Cantrell Fact 1: 1870 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 105 . *2nd Wife of Yancy Pinegar: ..... +Annie Robinson m: June 14, 1881 in Dekalb Co. TN . 2 Catherine Pinegar b: 1817 ..... +? Rigsby . 2 Susan Pinegar b: 1818 ..... +? Haney . 2 Levi Pinegar b: December 1818 in NC d: Aft. 1900 Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 43 Fact 2: 1860 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 82 Fact 5: 1900 Census Dekalb Co TN p. ..... +Jane Adcock b: 1816 in TN Father: David Adcock Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Cantrell . 2 Solomon Pinegar b: 1820 in NC ..... +Elmira Burks b: Abt. 1828 in IN m: May 13, 1846 in Parke Co. IN . *2nd Wife of Solomon Pinegar: ..... +Mary E. Logan b: March 1848 in TN m: August 06, 1883 in Parke Co. IN d: June 21, 1931 in Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Parke Co. IN . 2 Malissa Palista Pinegar b: October 1821 in NC d: April 18, 1910 in Dekalb Co. TN Fact 1: Bet. 1880 - 1910 Census Dekalb Co. TN Dist. 6 # 83 ..... +Jonathan Delong b: 1820 in TN m: Abt. 1838 d: Bef. 1900 in Dekalb Co. TN Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 43 Fact 2: 1860 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 79 . 2 Mary Ann Pinegar b: March 02, 1822 in Jamestown, NC d: July 04, 1913 in Putman Co. TN Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN ..... +Francis Marion Wilkerson b: 1825 in TN m: March 02, 1844 Father: John Marion Wilkerson Mother: Syrena Cantrell Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 36 Fact 2: 1860 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 181 . 2 Benjamin Pinegar b: 1824 in North Carolina d: Bef. 1870 Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 36 Fact 2: 1860 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 82 ..... +Anna Walker b: Abt. 1824 . *2nd Wife of Benjamin Pinegar: ..... +Mary Unknown b: September 08, 1825 in TN. m: Abt. 1846 d: June 05, 1903 in Indian Mound Cemetery, Dekalb Co. TN. Fact 1: 1870 Census Dekalb Co. TN p. 105 Fact 2: 1880 Census Dekalb Co TN p. . 2 John Pinegar b: 1825 in Stokes Co. NC ..... +Sarah Simmons b: Abt. 1825 Father: Solomon Simmons *2nd Wife of William Pinegar, Sr.: . +Elizabeth Unknown b: 1803 in NC m: Aft. 1830 d: Aft. 1870 in Dekalb Co. TN Fact 1: 1850 Census Dekalb Co. TN . 2 Martha Jane Pinegar b: 1839 in Dekalb Co. TN ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi All, Was wondering if anybody is researching the Childress Family of NC.I am looking for a lady that came to Jackson Co TN mid to late 1800's Her name is Mary Childress she came with 2 kids one name Minnie Childress and Jim Childress Minnie was born 11 Nov 1878 d. 17 Sept.1953. I dont know which Co in NC she came from. It is told that a man name John Childress followed Mary to Jackson Co TN around 1900. Mary told her kids To call John Childress uncle Jim. John told Jim Childress that they were kin to a lady called Sara Polk.Have been looking for a connection to NC for a long time. Maybe someone out there can help put me in the right direction. Thanks For your help. Regards Donny Donny R. Spurlock 1485 Boyd Farris Rd. Cookeville, TN 38506 (931)372-2197 [email protected]

In my deceased Mothers papers, there is a picture of Elonzo Smith labeled as the son of her grandfather's sister. Does this name mean anything to anyone. He appears to be about 20-30 years old. Another picture of some Smith boys, and I assume Elonzo Smith's brothers is labeled Brutus Smith, age 29 Lonnie Smith Craven Smith Travis Smith Victor Smith age 18 years While I know that Elonzo Smith had come to visit her, on horseback and spent the day, or perhaps over night. At the time this picture was taken, my grandmother was living in Ronda, Wilkes County, N,C. Does any of these Smith names mean anything to anybody? Would love to make contact with the family of these young men. You may reach me at [email protected] Thank you so much. K M Menard

I am trying to trace my family tree on my mother’s side. Her grand father was Herbert Joseph Hart who married Mary George of Stokes County NC My grandmother lived for a short time, during the depression, in Northeastern NC., around Mt. Array and Mt. Pilot. . 1 Herbert Joseph Hart b June/1872 pb North Carolina d est 1950. Herbert J. Hart was a christian man, he sold eye glasses in the area and farmed for many years. (buried in the Oak Grove Cemetary in California MO) married Mary George of Stokes County, NC. Children of Herbert Joseph Herbert Hart and Mary George are: 2 Charles Alfred Hart m Vivian Wilma Tweedy b 1907 married 1927 (my grandparents) children of Charles and Vivian are: 3 Sharon Austa Hart m David Lee Washington (my mom and dad) 3 Shirley Hart m Riley B. Needham 2 Hugh (Gray?) Hart b 10/13/1903 pb ? d 12/1984 pd Versailles , Morgan Co., MO m ? (the middle name GRAY is a very interesting name to me! there is a scottish site for the GRAY family name with a HART connection but no names I recognized) Hugh lived in Versailles, Morgan Co., MO. He and his son are buried there.children of Hugh and ? are: 3 Phillip Hugh Hart pb Versailles , Morgan Co., MO? 2 Ruth Hart 2 John Echols (Jack) Hart (buried in the Oak Grove Cemetary in California MO) children of John and Thora Baughan are: 3 Petty Sue Hart 3 John Carol (Jack) Hart 2 Julia Frances b 5/14/1911 pb Jamestown, Moniteau Co., MO d 2/26/1913 pd Jamestown, Moniteau Co., MO buried Mt. Zion Cemetery, Moniteau Co, MO. 2 Mary Virginia Hart b 6/17/1916 pb Jamestown, Moniteau Co., MO m E.O. Wold d 2/1981 pd Albuquerque, NM 2 Angeline Hart 1900 census Linn Township of Moniteau Co. Herbert Hart born June 1872 pb North Carolina Father pb North Carolina Bines Hart mother born Jan 1840 pb North Carolina Father pb North Carolina Bertha sister born Dec 1883 pb North Carolina

In a message dated 11/7/98 12:44:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << 1 - Joseph Smith b.1787 md Elizabeth Baker b.abt 1790 2 - Joseph I. Smith b. 1818 md Elizabeth M. Burge 2 - Christopher Columbus Smith b.1834 md Finetta F. Shepherd 2 - George Smith b. 1823 >> I noticed that Joseph SMITH is only 3 when he married--typo I'm sure. I am looking for an Adam SMITH b. Aug 1 1773, probably in Stokes County. At least he married there in 1798. Do you know of any of Joseph's siblings. SMITH is such a fun name to hunt for! Lucy Folger

I am researching the Smith line(s) of Stokes Co. My great and great-great grandfathers ran a country store and were postmasters in the Peters Creek District and Smith District. Below I have listed some of the names in which I am most interested. I have additional information, if needed. 1 - Joseph Smith b.1787 md Elizabeth Baker b.abt 1790 2 - Joseph I. Smith b. 1818 md Elizabeth M. Burge 2 - Christopher Columbus Smith b.1834 md Finetta F. Shepherd 2 - George Smith b. 1823 1 - Zachariah Smith 1750 Rockingham Co., NC md Frances Moore 2 - William Smith b. abt 1769 md Sarah Witt b. abt 1772 3 - Joe Smith b. bet 1811-1827 3 - Hannah D. Smith b. abt 1813 md Joseph H. Smith 3 - Stephen P. Smith b. 1812 md Charity Martin 3 - David Moore Smith b. 1827 md Sarah Donavant 4 - Tom Smith b. 1847 4 - Walter Smith b. 1848 4 - Mary Smith b. 1850 md. Mark Poteat 4 - John Tyler Smith b. 1854 4 - Jennie Smith md Unknown Poteat 4 - Bob Smith 4 - Fountain Smith 4 - Sarah Ann "Missy" Smith md James Clay 4 - Tobe Smith 4 - David Crockett Smith b. 1858 md Nancy J. Joyce

Does anyone have the publication of "Stokes County - two volumes 1873 - 1868"? Volume 1 is males, volume 2 females. Hope this is a publication of settlers. I am seeking information on ancestors of Robert I. Hicks, b. 3 Nov 1818 near Winston, Stokes Co. If anyone has access I would appreciate information on any references to Hicks' in period 1783 - 1849. Thank You! Jerry