I'd like to correspond with anyone that descends from Rufus Harmon Redman (1839 Stokes Co. - 1919 Surry Co) and Lucy Anne Haymore (1845 Surry Co - 1917 Surry Co.). Both are buried at Pilot Mt. Cemetery. The children I have are: Rufus Wilkerson (married Mary Ann McGee), Jettie Aulener, Granville Gideon, Haida Emerzet, John William, Martha Juanetta (married Jesse Robert Forkner?), Roxanna (married Wm. Henry Stephens) (my line), Charles Edward (married Unk Aug 11, 1926), Elmira, Ruth Etta Frances (married Walter Raleigh Mitchell). Thanks. John Speight

An ancestor was mentioned on this list who fought at the battle of King's Mountain. Does anyone know of a list of people who were there and where they came from? I'm familiar with Moss's list, but it is just names, not where the combatants lived. It's been my understanding that most came from the Holston and Watauga settlements in what is now east Tennessee, but I know some were from North Carolina counties, like John BARTON of Wilkes County. I'm particularly looking for information on other BARTONS in the area from around that time. Thanks, John in WI

This is wonderful All you have to do is have a index go to the page # and your there { I have a index on the Brooks } [email protected] wrote: > > Hello, in response to <<"John Speight" <[email protected]>> query in Volume > 98, # 17 about wanting information on 1850 Surry Co., NC, census, it is on > line, consisting of a couple hundred pages and apparently not indexed. But if > you, or any one else has indices, research should be cinchy. Good luck! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/surry/census/1850/ > > Polly Drucke

Hello, I apologize for a second message inadvertantly sent before I finished. I will try once again, and if it's incomplete, will any interested parties contact me and I'll try to communicate better?! To Marla message dated 11/17/98 10:21:26 PM, V98, #18 about children of Captain William MEREDITH (son of James and Mildred BAGBY), I assume you have James' and Mildred's wills and names of their 4 other children (James, Jr., Daniel, Sam, and Mary who wed John BUR <<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 >>

Please excuse inadvertant sending of an earlier message. This response is for <<[email protected]>> whose message was dated 11/17/98 in V98, #18, regarding James MEREDITH, son of William. She wrote <<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>> Marla, I assume you have wills of William MEREDITH and Mildred BAGBY, naming their children. Daughter Mary was wed to my "uncle", John BU names of their other children besides William: James, Jr., Daniel, Samuel, and Mary. I was told that James MEREDITH, Jr. was wed to Mary CREWS and died in 1820. Other children of William and Mildred werepossibly by was told, although I have no documentation, that

Hello! I am new to the Surry Digest and haven't yet posted a query. However, this message is especially for <<[email protected]>> who posted message #1 in Volume 98, #18 about Capt William MEREDITH and son James. She wrote: << Captain William Meredith fought at the Battle of Kings Mtn during the Revolution, is mentioned in records of Surry, Stokes, and Wilkes Counties. He was the son of ames 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>> Marla: I assume you have wills of James MEREDITH and wife Mildred BAGBY. Their daughter Mary wed my "uncle" John BURCH, son of Thomas BU Mildred's will: "2 Feb 1796, recorded Aug Court 1796. Will Book 3, page 21A. Will of Mildred MEREDITH. Daughter Mary BURCH to have personalty. Son Daniel MEREDITH to have colt in possession of Edmund HOLT. Sons James MEREDITH & William MEREDITH. Exr: John BURCH & John SHORES. Wits: Wm. N. COOK, Philip COOK. Proved by wits." James and Mildred's children were: - William (born Louisa Co., VA, 1742-died 1810 Surry Co., NC), married Anne BONDS (born 1744, Louisa Co., died Surry Co., 1791). Their daughter was Frances (born 7 Jan 1767 , Louisa Co., VA, died Nov 1829, Newberry Co., SC). I believe Frances wed Dudley BONDS (born 1760, Louisa Co., VA, died April 1815, Newberry Co., SC, PVT (?private) in SC) - James, Jr., a patriot (1778-1820) wed Mary Crews (born 1780) - Daniel (1772-died 2 Feb 1796, wed Hannah COOK about 1765 possibly hanged) - Samuel - M

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

Hello, in response to <<"John Speight" <[email protected]>> query in Volume 98, # 17 about wanting information on 1850 Surry Co., NC, census, it is on line, consisting of a couple hundred pages and apparently not indexed. But if you, or any one else has indices, research should be cinchy. Good luck! http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/surry/census/1850/ Polly Drucke

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I have two main surnames in this area. They are CALLOWAY and BRINDLE. My oldest ancestor from here is Samuel Calloway. He was born abt 1755 and died 30 Jan 1836 in Surry Co. He had several children. My descendant of his is Feree Calloway. Feree was born abt 1782 and died 1865. He married a Hannah WALKER. I have virtually no information on him. If anyone has any connection to the above surnames I would love to hear from you. Thanks, Chris..... Chris Schultheis e-mail: [email protected] home page: http://www.zianet.com/schulthe/home.htm

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.

Does anyone have information on a WILLIAM LAMBERT of Surry Co in the early 1800's to late 1840's? A query on this list on Jan 5 1997, Jerry Lambert was searching for WILLIAM LAMBERT b 1811, m 1828 or 1831 in Surry Co. He listed bond numbers (marriage bonds?) #000145815 and #000145813. He also stated that WILLIAM LAMBERT moved to Jackson Co., TN 1845-1847 with four children and no wife(Remarried in TN). Would anyone have access to the information on the bond #'s listed above? My ancestor was WILLIAM LAMBERT, and I would like to correspond with others researching this line. My email address is: [email protected] Thank you! Jan

Hi Does anyone have information on John WESTROPE as follows: John WESTROPE b. ca. 1765 [where?] d. 1787 NC married 18 Aug 1784 Surry co. NC Hannah BRYAN. He could be the "John WENSCOTE" that appears in the 1786 Taxables in Captain Krous' District Surry county unless there isa WENSCOTE in the area at the time. I am looking for his WESTROPE origins and his date and place of death. Thank you Bob White Davidson NC

Most of all of the known Surry County cemeteries are in a set of books - 30 volumes by Wallace Kallam. I do not know if an index has been done on the whole set. Alot of the local libraries have his set of cemetery books. Thanks,Judy C.

Does anyone have this cemetery information. I believe my ancestor Isaac Pennington is buried there between 1800-1850. Does anyone have access to these records? Thank you, Melinda Pennington

Any information on ANY of these persons would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Edie in Atlanta [email protected] Descendants of WILLIAM GOODSON 1 WILLIAM GOODSON Abt. 1870 - .. +NANCY Abt. 1870 - ......... 2 MITCHELL C. GOODSON 1894 - 1984 ............. +ENNICE/EMICE TODD 1905 - .................... 3 CARL DEAN GOODSON b1923 -Surry Co NC ........................ +JEAN LORRAINE KITE 1923 - 1972 ............................... .................... *2nd Wife of CARL DEAN GOODSON: ........................ +MARY ............................... 4 TODD GOODSON Abt. 1955 - ................................... +GRETA

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I'd love to connect with anyone working on any of the following: Thanks. John Speight Descendants of Rufus Harmon Redman Generation No. 1 1. Rufus Harmon4 Redman (Martin3, John2, PSBL Harmon1) was born July 11, 1839 in Stokes Co, North Carolina, and died March 02, 1919 in Surry Co, North Carolina. He married Lucy Anne Haymore September 03, 1861 in Surry Co, North Carolina, daughter of Daniel Haymore and Martha Hall. More About Rufus Harmon Redman: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. More About Lucy Anne Haymore: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. Children of Rufus Redman and Lucy Haymore are: + 2 i. Rufus Wilkerson5 Redman, born August 23, 1862; died February 03, 1947 in Holly Springs, Surry Co, North Carolina. 3 ii. Jettie Aulener Redman, born July 01, 1864; died July 31, 1864. 4 iii. Granville Gideon Redman, born June 09, 1865. 5 iv. Haida Emerzet Redman, born August 12, 1867. 6 v. John William Redman, born August 08, 1870; died December 24, 1870. 7 vi. Martha Juanetta Redman, born October 06, 1871. + 8 vii. Roxanna Redman, born January 31, 1874 in Surry Co, North Carolina; died November 14, 1969 in Westfield, Surry Co, North Carolina. 9 viii. Charles Edward Redman, born August 07, 1876. He married Unk August 11, 1926. 10 ix. Elmira Redman, born October 22, 1878. 11 x. Ruth Etta Frances Redman, born September 30, 1885; died January 27, 1939 in Pilot Mountain, Surry Co, North Carolina. She married Walter Raleigh Mitchell. Generation No. 2 2. Rufus Wilkerson5 Redman (Rufus Harmon4, Martin3, John2, PSBL Harmon1) was born August 23, 1862, and died February 03, 1947 in Holly Springs, Surry Co, North Carolina. He married Mary Ann McGee. More About Rufus Wilkerson Redman: Fact 1: Buried at McGee Fam. Cem., Holly Springs, Surry Co, NC. More About Mary Ann McGee: Fact 1: Buried at McGee Fam. Cem., Holly Springs, Surry Co, NC. Children of Rufus Redman and Mary McGee are: 12 i. Bertie6 Redman, born July 01, 1892; died November 21, 1892 in Holly Springs, Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Bertie Redman: Fact 1: Buried at McGee Fam. Cem., Holly Springs, Surry Co, NC. 13 ii. Roscoe Redman, born January 08, 1894; died September 08, 1896 in Holly Springs, Surry Co, North Caolina. More About Roscoe Redman: Fact 1: Buried at McGee Fam. Cem., Holly Springs, Surry Co, NC. 14 iii. Austin Redman, born January 27, 1908; died February 01, 1908 in Holly Springs, Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Austin Redman: Fact 1: Buried at McGee Fam. Cem., Holly Springs, Surry Co, NC. 8. Roxanna5 Redman (Rufus Harmon4, Martin3, John2, PSBL Harmon1) was born January 31, 1874 in Surry Co, North Carolina, and died November 14, 1969 in Westfield, Surry Co, North Carolina. She married William Henry Stephens April 19, 1893 in Surry Co, North Carolina, son of John Stephens and Lucinda Boyles. More About Roxanna Redman: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. More About William Henry Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. Children of Roxanna Redman and William Stephens are: 15 i. Pearl Agnes6 Stephens, born January 23, 1894 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died December 12, 1922 in Bannertown, Surry Co, North Carolina. She married William Henry Davenport December 22, 1912 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Pearl Agnes Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. More About William Henry Davenport: Fact 1: Married at home of W. H. Stephens, father of the bride. Fact 2: Buried at Pilot Mt., NC Cemetery. 16 ii. William Wayne Stephens, born October 28, 1895 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died July 13, 1988 in Mocksville, Davie Co, North Carolina. He married Alphia Mae Simmons January 01, 1922 in Surry Co, North Carolina. 17 iii. Harvey A. Stephens, born November 16, 1897 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died January 18, 1966 in Surry Co, North Carolina. He married Letha Johnson December 10, 1922. More About Harvey A. Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Simmons Grove Bapt. Ch., Longhill/Ararat, Surry Co, NC. More About Letha Johnson: Fact 1: Buried at Simmons Grove Bapt. Ch., Longhill/Ararat, Surry Co, NC. 18 iv. Myrtle Bell Stephens, born June 17, 1903 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died July 26, 1996 in Surry Co, North Carolina. She married Floyd Ulus Johnson. More About Myrtle Bell Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Simmons Grove Bapt. Ch., Longhill/Ararat, Surry Co, NC. More About Floyd Ulus Johnson: Fact 1: Buried at Simmons Grove Bapt. Ch., Longhill/Ararat, Surry Co, NC. 19 v. Lillie Mae Stephens, born October 27, 1899 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died November 23, 1996 in Clemmons, Forsyth Co, North Carolina. More About Lillie Mae Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. 20 vi. Mattie Ruth Stephens, born July 17, 1905 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died January 29, 1980 in Mt. Airy, Surry Co, North Carolina. More About Mattie Ruth Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. 21 vii. John Harmon Stevens, born November 29, 1909 in Deron, Surry Co, North Carolina; died August 02, 1922 in Surry Co, North Carolina. More About John Harmon Stevens: Fact 1: Buried at Pilot Mt, NC Cemetery. 22 viii. Infant Son Stephens. More About Infant Son Stephens: Fact 1: Buried at Stoney Cr. Prim. Bapt. Miss. Ch. Cem., Surry Co, NC.

Hello; A new subscriber researching my ROBERTS/DAVIS marriage in Surry Co about 1791-3, I would like to connect with a researcher that shares this large family.My direct ancestors were: WILLIAM (BILLY) ROBERTS b) Feb 1770; married MARY ELIZABETH DAVIS B)? (Father; John Davis, Sr.) William was one of the middle children of the 14 born to parents John and Elizabeth Roberts, married in Surry Co in 1755. John Roberts died in Surry County, 23 May 1808; his Will and Deeds and other of the family transactions are avail in the courthouse records. Two of my William's bro's also married Davis girls; Hugh Roberts to Sarah Davis, and Jonathan Roberts to Lucy Davis about 1808; reference to Leonard Davis, a marriage bondsman was noted. I'm certain that the senior John Roberts lived all their lives in Surry County; not so sure about the DAVIS family, but records seem to indicate it. Does anyone in Surry County today, have a Web Page on either of these these families? I have nothing at all on Mary Davis, my gr-gr-grmothr excepting her children's names; John, Justianna, Sarah, William, Eliz, amd James, born between 1793 and 1805. Mary Davis died young, and William re-marrried to Lydia Lewis and moved into Grayson Co VA: they had another large family and their son Jonathan founded Roberts Cove. My ancestor, Mary Elizabeth Davis Roberts, has left behind no birth, marriage, or death records that I can find. Anyone with a DAVIS clan able to share information? I have much documentation on several generations of her descendants. Mary Davis-John W Roberts-Micajah Roberts-Conally Roberts-Reta Roberts- and me.....Shirley in Alaska

Looking for descendants of Cornelius Taylor (dates?) and Jane Haymore (dates?). I can see a lot of Taylors in the 1850 census for the Hollow /Holly Springs area of Surry Co.- many in their 40s. So far I've connected (1) Edmond Taylor (b. 1793) married Tempy Haymore (b. 1799); and (2) Mary "Polly" White Taylor (b. 1800) married Brittain Haymore (1799-1883). Both Tempy and Brittain were children of Daniel Haymore, Sr. and Polly Shockley. If you connect with these Taylors and/or Haymores, pls contact me. Thanks. John Speight, Lilburn GA