Without specifics could you tell me if you have any Britt's in marriage list? Thanks djw of Salina, Kansas

Anne, Thanks for such a kind offer! Would you please see if you have a marriage record involving Josiah Williams (1829-1871), who married about 1854. Jim Smith teria a bradford wrote: > Hi All, I have a list of Union County Marriages from the North Carolina > State Library, 1843-1899. Most of the list is of Broom marriages, but there > are quite a few other names also. I have been posting them to the new North > Carolina Marriage Database, when I have time, but if anyone would like for > me to check for someone, I will. > > Anne

Would you please check for Zachariah or John F. Harris? Thanks. ---------- > From: teria a bradford <bunyon@tiac.net> > To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCUNION-L] UNION COUNTY MARRIAGES > Date: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 11:03 AM > > Hi All, I have a list of Union County Marriages from the North Carolina > State Library, 1843-1899. Most of the list is of Broom marriages, but there > are quite a few other names also. I have been posting them to the new North > Carolina Marriage Database, when I have time, but if anyone would like for > me to check for someone, I will. > > Anne

In a message dated 3/10/99 11:04:36 AM Pacific Standard Time, bunyon@tiac.net writes: << Hi All, I have a list of Union County Marriages from the North Carolina State Library, 1843-1899. Most of the list is of Broom marriages, but there are quite a few other names also. I have been posting them to the new North Carolina Marriage Database, when I have time, but if anyone would like for me to check for someone, I will. Anne >> Anne, is there a website for the new NC Marriage Database? And if so, how do you access it? Thanks, Anne

Hi All, I have a list of Union County Marriages from the North Carolina State Library, 1843-1899. Most of the list is of Broom marriages, but there are quite a few other names also. I have been posting them to the new North Carolina Marriage Database, when I have time, but if anyone would like for me to check for someone, I will. Anne

I am happy to be a part of your mailing list and look forward to many e-mails ....hopefully that will assist me in my search. I am researching the surnames: PERRY, NUNNERY, and SANDERS. At this point, I am consumed in finding information on my ggggrandfather Nathaniel NUNNERY who married Rebecca SANDERS. Saundra Nunnery Mack

Hi folks, Just wanted to pass along that John Robert Deese's Obit of 1852 has been uploaded to the Union Co. Archives and can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/union.htm Thanks! And Thanks to Pat Deese for sending it in. Sincerely, Cathy Cranford-Ailstock Windwalker@gowebway.com http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cranford/ Listowner for The CRANFORD, AILSTOCK, BRUTON, HATHCOCK, and JURY Surname Lists NCGenWeb Archive Assistant Anson, Cumberland, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, Moore, Stanly, Union Counties http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm

Thanks....will be getting in touch!

Hi, how about Susan Godfrey, who married Bunyan Broom, then when Susan died, he married a widow, Margaret (McNeely)Godfrey? I know Randy is connected to Susan, but Margaret was my grandmother, and I don't have her 1st husbands name, and there were 3 children of her first marriage, any clues?? Anne

I don't have further data on J. Roy Godfrey but I do have him listed as the spouse of Velma Lucy Meggs and do show two sons, Paul and James as you indicate. I show Velma's date of birth as 10/3/96 (you show 97), her date of death as March 1987 in Charlotte. This data was furnished me by my cousin, Mary Marshall Nash, granddaughter of Ida Meggs Nash and was copied from a family bible. Doug Norwood -----Original Message----- From: Robert E. Adcock <paadcock@inett.org> To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com <NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 04, 1999 7:00 PM Subject: Re: [NCUNION-L] Re: NCUNION-D Digest V99 #38 >Would you happen to have a "J. Roy Godfrey" (Nothing Known), who married a >"Velma Lucy Meggs" (b/10-3-1897, d/unk.) Were married 12-29-1915. Had two >sons: Paul & James.? > >

In a message dated 3/3/99 6:35:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, debic@mpinet.net writes: > I have Temperance Rushing md Calvin Mullis. Their daughter, Lydia > Adeline Mullis, was born on 09 Jul 1842. She married my second > great-grandfather, Alvis Baucom, in 1863 in Union County Most likely your Temperance Rushing is connected somewhere in this Rushing Line. My Temperance Rushing wife of John P. Lowry was born June 15,1778 in Anson Co.,NC. Her parents were Mary Temperance Jane May and John Paul Rushing. I am not sure of all of Mary's names. Carolyn

Hello, My name is Sharon Tomlinson and I moved to Union County from West Tennessee along with my husband and three children in June 1998. Only about three months after moving here, my sister called me and told me that our mother's family was from Mecklenburg County. After during some research, I found they were from what was Mecklenburg but now is Union County. I have visited the Heritage Room twice and found the ladies there very helpful and congenial. I very much appreciate all the work that so many volunteers have done here in Union County. I have met eleven "cousins" via the Internet who are researching our families. One of whom plans a trip here the last week in March. We plan to research during her stay. Our family surnames are: STEVENS, ABBOTT, PHIFER, FINCHER One cousin has a site that contains much interesting information on Emanuel Stevens. If anyone should happen to be interested the address is: http://www.cei.net/~halvis/stev_fam.html Sincerely, Sharon Tomlinson

Reply to J. Roy Godfrey. I have a Roy Jackson Godfrey (son of William "Will" James Godfrey and Molly J. Porter) b. 7 Jul 1893, m.29 Dec 1915, Velma Lucy Meigs. Roy died 22 Mar 1964. Two sons: James William Godfrey b.3 Jan 1919, m. 8 Oct 1949, Martha Elizabeth Mills. James died 1 Aug 1977. Paul David Godfrey b. 28 Jun 1925, m. Becky Bacon Each of these sons have 3 children. Since I have these with so much date info, I must have met them at the annual Godfrey in Statesville. Get in touch. Phil Brown

Would you happen to have a "J. Roy Godfrey" (Nothing Known), who married a "Velma Lucy Meggs" (b/10-3-1897, d/unk.) Were married 12-29-1915. Had two sons: Paul & James.?

This is in response to Dawn's query to Randy about Martha Godfrey. Martha Godfrey King is in my Godfrey line starting with James A. Godfrey. Randy and I both have ties to the Waxhaw Baptist Church, but haven't to-date been able to tie our lines together. But I'm confident that one day, we will Please get in touch so we may exchange information. Phil Brown

CCarter573@aol.com wrote: > > She was the mother of Temperance Rushing md John P. Lowry in > Chesterfield Co., SC I have Temperance Rushing md Calvin Mullis. Their daughter, Lydia Adeline Mullis, was born on 09 Jul 1842. She married my second great-grandfather, Alvis Baucom, in 1863 in Union County after his first wife died. She raised the children from his first marriage (my great-grandfather was from that marriage) and they had four more children. Is there any connection between our Temperances? Debi McGee Cundiff FL

Dawn; I have not been able to make a connection. Of course this does not mean there's not a connection. Good Luck Randy HinesEtAl@aol.com wrote: > Thanks Randy: Were you ever able to determine if my Martha Godfrey (who was > the 2nd wife of B.F. King aka Frank King) was related to you? Martha was > taken to Baltimore by her daughter Ethel and son-in-law Lee Watt and later > died and is buried there. Think I asked you this one time before...can't > remember. Maybe having a Senior Moment...BWG. B.F. died in Kannapolis but is > buried with the rest of the Kings in Monroe. Dawn in AZ

In a message dated 3/1/99 5:09:02 PM Pacific Standard Time, EAYM28A@prodigy.com writes: > Researching The Three R's > REDFEARN, RUSHING & RORIE > These are Gods People...The Kings of Kings > I have Rushings. John Paul and Mary Rushing. Mary died in ALA 1837 and is buried in Benton Cem. She was the mother of Temperance Rushing md John P. Lowry in Chesterfield Co., SC and the grandmother of Leonidas Lowry (my line).Also the great grandmother of Gov Robert Lowry of Ms Carolyn Lowery Carter SC

Just a note to let you all know I just saw some books for sale on the internet that might be of interest to you. I think these are all from used book dealers. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WAXHAW BAPTIST CHURCH & THE FAMILY OF GODFREYS, by Rowell,Rev. J.W. Union County, NC ; Index To Wills 1843-1900, Moore, Timothy R. Smith, W.A. : ANSON GUARDS ; [Civil War--Confederate]. Smith, W.A., Maj. THE ANSON GUARDS: Company C, Fourteenth Regiment, North Carolina Volunteers, 1861- 1865. Charlotte, NC: Stone Publishing Co., 1914. Smith, Major W. A.: Anson Guards: History Of Company C, 14th Regiment, N.C.V., Army Of Northern Virginia ; Broadfoot Bookmark, 1978. Carpenter, Reva Nance, compiler: ANSON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA ABSTRACT OF WILLS 1750-1880 ; San Diego, Ca.: Grasshopper Press, [ca. 1980's]. Anson County, N.C. Deed Abstracts Volume II: 1757-1766 & 1763 Tax List Anson County, N.C. Deed Abstracts Volume 1: 1749-1757 ; Craighead-Dunlap Chapter, D. A. R. : ANSON COUNTY IN THE WORLD WAR, 1917-1919 Medley, Mary L. : HISTORY OF ANSON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA 1750-1976. Tompkins, D.A.: HISTORY OF MECKLENBURG COUNTY AND THE CITY OF CHARLOTTE. Two Volume Set ; Charlotte, N.C.: Observer Printing House, 1903. Groome, Bailey T., editor: MECKLENBURG IN THE REVOLUTION, 1740-1783 ; King, Victor C., compiler: LIVES AND TIMES OF THE 27 SIGNERS OF THE MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF MAY 20, 1775 ; Charlotte, N.C.: 1956. Blythe, LeGette and Charles Raven Brockmann: HORNETS' NEST: THE STORY OF CHARLOTTE AND MECKLENBURG COUNTY ; Moore, James H.: DEFENCE OF THE MECKLENBURG DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. An Exhaustive Review of and Answer to All At ; Raleigh: Edwards & Broughton, 1908. : THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY THE CITIZENS OF MECKLENBURG COUNTY ON THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, 1 Matthews, Louise Barber: A HISTORY OF PROVIDENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA ; [Charlotte, N.C.]: [Brooks Litho], [1967]. McNitt, V.V.: "The Mecklenburg Declaration: The Record Corrected". 10 Page Article In: MICHIGAN ALUMNUS: QUARTERLY ; Groome,Bailey T. : MECKLENBURG IN THE REVOLUTION 1740-1783 Alexander, J.B.: THE HISTORY OF MECKLENBURG COUNTY From 1740 to 1900. There were many more on Mecklenburg County... too many to list here!! To find these books and others, go to this site http://www.bibliofind.com/ then go to SEARCH, then key in the titles and/or authors from above. Keep in mind, on some of them, there were several copies available at greatly varying prices, so shop and compare!! For other books about Union County and it's people, go to the Books for Sale page of the Heritage Room: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncunion/sale_list.htm Julie

Hello: I am searching for information on any Redfearns' in Union or Anson Co. NC that may have owned slaves. My g-g-g Grandfather Rev. Andrew Redfearn was born in Anson Co. 1837, but at some point moved to Union Co. I am trying to find information on his mother Harriet Redfearn and/or any sibilings he may have had. Thanks in advance for your help. ____ Ida Thomas eaym28a@prodigy.com Maze0516@aol.com Researching The Three R's REDFEARN, RUSHING & RORIE These are Gods People...The Kings of Kings