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