Any of these names ring a bell with anyone? I have some documentation...Such as copies of James George King CWS record (and his brother Harmon B.) My grandmother was Daisy M. King aka Virginia or whatever name she chose to use at the moment...:-) I know that many of them are buried in Monroe. thanks in advance... Dawn Descendants of Harmon King 1 Harmon King 1813 - 1874 .. +Mary V. Starnes 1814 - 1870 ......... 2 Elizabeth King 1837 - ......... 2 James George King 1838 - 1904 ............. +Aley Jane Sikes 1844 - 1925 .................... 3 John King 1865 - .................... 3 Benjamin Franklin King 1866 - 1938 ........................ +Flora Catherine Gray 1875 - 1900 ............................... 4 George W Belk King 1895 - 1947 ................................... +Helen Stancell 1912 - ........................................... 5 Marilyn Dawn King 1942 - ........................................... 5 George W Belk King 1940 - 1987 ............................... *2nd Wife of George W Belk King: ................................... +Willie Mc Anulty 1896 - 1937 ........................................... 5 Arnold King ............................... 4 Virginia Jeanne Murietta 1897 - 1980 ................................... +Fred Myron Cady 1887 - 1949 ........................................... 5 Fred Myron Cady 1916 - 1978 ............................................... +Wilma Ruth Nickle 1934 - ........................................... *2nd Wife of Fred Myron Cady: ............................................... +Roberta June Chase ...................................................... 6 Terri Mey Cady 1957 - ........................................... *3rd Wife of Fred Myron Cady: ............................................... +Mary ...................................................... 6 Lance Cady ........................................... *4th Wife of Fred Myron Cady: ............................................... +Annabelle M. Leonard ...................................................... 6 Fred Myron Cady 1947 - .......................................................... +Anna Cole 1947 - ...................................................... 6 Anna Virginia Jean Cady 1948 - .......................................................... +Snyder Private - ........................................... *5th Wife of Fred Myron Cady: ............................................... +Marilyn Pease ...................................................... 6 Randall King Cady 1957 - .......................................................... +Catherine Marie Richmond 1960 - ........................................... 5 Ruth Elaine Cady 1918 - ............................................... +Elwell Sylvester Long 1907 - 1968 ...................................................... 6 Dawn Francis Long 1941 - .......................................................... +John Raymond Rickard 1933 - ...................................................... *2nd Husband of Dawn Francis Long: .......................................................... +Henry Clyde Hines 1922 - ...................................................... 6 Neva Jeanne Long 1942 - .......................................................... +Richard Walter Alvin Ruhkick 1927 - 1987 ...................................................... 6 William Chester Long ...................................................... 6 Robert Jesse Long ...................................................... 6 Elwell Roger Long ...................................................... 6 Everett Marion Long .......................................................... +Sarah Anne Madrone ...................................................... 6 Frederick Charles Long ...................................................... 6 Margarita Jeannea Long ........................................... *2nd Husband of Ruth Elaine Cady: ............................................... +Denzil L Clayton 1914 - 1975 ........................................... 5 Marion Ralph Cady 1920 - 1996 .................... *2nd Wife of Benjamin Franklin King: ........................ +Martha Belle Godfrey 1875 - 1955 ............................... 4 Ethel Mozelle King 1907 - 1985 ................................... +Lee Davison Watts 1905 - ........................................... 5 Davidson Watts ........................................... 5 Lindsey Watts .................... 3 James Martin King 1868 - .................... 3 Apisa L. King 1869 - .................... 3 Alice J. King 1871 - ........................ +Mr. Spittle ......... 2 Asa King 1841 - ......... 2 Lidya Eliza Arabella. King 1843 - ............. +Thomas H. Starnes 1837 - 1909 .................... 3 Sarah Starnes .................... 3 General Johnson Starnes .................... 3 Mary Caroline Starnes .................... 3 William Benson Starnes .................... 3 Judge Washington Starnes .................... 3 Della Josephine Starnes ........................ +John David Godfrey .................... 3 Harriet Lucindy Starnes .................... 3 Daniel Edward Starnes ......... 2 Harmon B. King 1845 - ............. +Sarah L. Secrest 1850 - .................... 3 Jamie L. King 1867 - .................... 3 Lawrence King 1869 - ......... *2nd Wife of Harmon B. King: ............. +Maggie Griffin ......... 2 Margaret C. King 1847 - ......... 2 William King 1849 - ......... 2 Judge W. King 1852 - ............. +Mary P. Carmel ......... 2 David A. King 1855 - ............. +Mollie M. Didem ......... 2 Gatsig Patsy King 1856 - ............. +William Ellis Helms ......... 2 Slough King 1860 - ......... 2 Frances King 1863 - ............. +J. T. McCorkle ......... 2 Martha King 1865 - ............. +James M. Fowlen

FYI-----I have Robinson's and it has been interchanged with Robertson, Roberson, Robison etc. So don't just stop there. I think my Robinson's came through Anson on the way to SC, probably brothers and uncles I'm unaware as yet. I have concentrated on SC. I know some are also in Mecklenburg but haven't made the connection as yet. Good Luck Joy

Thanks for your help Joyce! Karen

Hello list, Would like to take this chance to announce that several items have been added to the USGenWeb Archives for Union County, URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/union.htm Presson Cemetery Yarborough Petition Heirs of Shadrack Yarborough to Ezekeil Yarborough Edmund Dees Will - 1844 J. R. Dees Will - 1913 Andrew Secrest Will - 1858 Thanks! Sincerely, Cathy Cranford-Ailstock Windwalker@gowebway.com http://home.sprynet.com/gowebway/windwalker Listowner for The CRANFORD, AILSTOCK, BRUTON, HATHCOCK, and JURY Surname Lists NCGenWeb Archive Assistant Anson, Montgomery, Moore, Stanly, Union Counties http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm

I am new to this list. I have found that my grgrgrandfather was in Union Co., S.C. with the information below. I would like to find his family. I am believing his father may be Bennett as he had a brother Bennett and named a son Bennett. Anyone who may be working on these lines, please contact me and let's help each other. Thank you very much. Nancy in TN. Descendants of Samuel Williams Generation No. 1 1. Samuel Williams was born in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1841. He married Sarah Roberts January 15, 1803 in Person County, North Carolina, daughter of David Roberts. Notes for Samuel Williams: Samuel was in Tennessee in the 1840 census. ============================================================ 1780 North Carolina Census Williams listed Thomas Tobias Ralph John Bennett (Bengt) Abner ============== 1790 Bennett Williams St. James District ============= Person County North Carolina Deed Book 1792-1825 Pg. 80 #20 Bennett Williams to Samuel Williams for 100 lbs., 183A on Cubb Creek adj. William Oakley, widow Vaughn. 29 June 1803. Witness: Wm. Dickens --- pg. 100 Jeremiah Roberts to Walter Oakley Junior, for $75, 50 acres adj. Abram Dunest to Cub Creek. 22 December 1809. Witness: Charles Parrish, Samuel Williams) --- pg 115 #342 Miles Wells of Caswell County to Samuel Williams of Person County, for 100 lbs., 333 acres on Cub Creek at the Granville Co. line adj. William Graves. 8 August 1812 Witness: Stephen Ellis, James Brewer --- pg. 133 Samuel Williams to Peggy Inscore of Granville Co., for $133 1/3 for 133 1/3 acres on Cubb Creek adj. William Oakley 16 Sept. 1815 --- pg. 163 #262 Elijah Williams to Caswell Vaughn for $102, 50 acres on Cubb Creek adj. Samuel Williams. --- Person County Tax List 1823 Samuel Williams 50 Person County N.C. COmplilations --- Samuel Williams witnessed deed from Zachariah Vaughn heirs to their sister, Dicy Vaughn. June 9,1827 DBH pgs. 351-352 ------ Sarah M. Williams witnessed deed from Zachariah Vaughn heirs to their sister, Milly Vaughn. June 9,1827 DBH pgs 350-351 - pg. Notes for Sarah Roberts: 1870 Robertson County Census Rb. 57-465 Sarah 85 L 60 P 55 Mary 53 B 38 ============================================================ 1850 Census Robertson Co. Tn. They lived in the 8 th district. Sarah 70 born in N.C. Liddy J. 40 Born in N.C. Parthenia 36 born in Tennessee Mary 34 born in Tennessee Solomon 24 born in Tennessee Marriage Notes for Samuel Williams and Sarah Roberts: Person County North Carolina Marriages 1792-1869 By Frances T. Ingmire Sarah Roberts to Samuel Williams - January 15,1803, (David Roberts) Children of Samuel Williams and Sarah Roberts are: 2 i. David2 Williams, born May 06, 1817 in North Carolina; died May 19, 1864 in Robertson Co., Tn. He married Barbara Elizabeth Gunn October 16, 1839 in Robertson Co. Tn.. Notes for David Williams: David was born in North Carolina as stated in the census of 1860. They came in an ox cart to Tennessee. 1850 Census records show: David 33 Farmer Barbry 30 Henry W. 9 male Virginia F. 8 female Joseph F. 3 male (I believe this should be Joseph S. as he showed up in the 1860 as Joseph S. and is in the family Bible as Joseph Samuel.) Carroll J. 5 1/2 male +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1860 Census records show: David 43 Ages Barbry 41 H.W. 20 Male D.F. 18 female J.S. 14 male C.J. 11 male J.M. 9 male J.R. 6 male M.C. 3 H.E. 2 Gusta 11 months ============================================================ James T. Gunn lived near David and Barbara and owed 4,000 acres. ============================================================ Praying hands on headstone. Buried in cemetery on Bobby Dowlen's farm. ============================================================ Quoting from the Byrns/Jackson book by Cowan from page 16 Vol. III................ Went to David Williams' his evening to examine some whiskey for Uncle Tom... ============================================================ Notes for Barbara Elizabeth Gunn: Barbara was proven to be Joseph's daughter by Chancery Court Case #1041 of Robertson County, Tn. January 1875 Listed are these names in the document. Kittura Gunn, who is a minor and sues by her next friend and mother, Elizabeth F. Gunn residents of Robertson County, Tennessee vs W.R. Saddler and wife Ann Saddler formerly Ann Gunn, L.M. Jackson and wife Patience Jackson formerly Patience Gunn, Barbara E. Williams formerly Barbara E. Gunn(David had died by this time), and B.W. Crenshaw residents of Robertson County, Tennessee and R.W. Jett and wife Mary E. Jett formerly Mary E. Crenshaw, C.A. Timmons and wife Martha A. Timmons formerly Martha A. Crenshaw, Sarah Crenshaw, Rebecca Crenshaw, and Hezakiah Crenshaw of the state of Ky. defts. ..................It states that Martha, Sarah, Rebecca and Hezakiah are children of his deceased daughter Mary and are his grandchildren. Hezakiah and Rebecca are minors. Marriage Notes for David Williams and Barbara Gunn: Married certificate reads Barbary E. Gunn weds David Williams. October 16,1839 Sol. James M. Gunn, J.P. Robertson County, Tn. 3 ii. Lydia Williams, born Abt. 1810. 4 iii. Parthenia Williams, born Abt. 1814. She married Alex Byrom 1865 in Robertson Co,. Tn.. 5 iv. Mary Williams, born Abt. 1816. 6 v. Elizabeth Williams, born September 07, 1814; died August 28, 1879. She married John Jackson. More About Elizabeth Williams: Fact 1: Buried in Gunn Cemetery in Cedar Hill, Tn. 7 vi. Solomon Williams, born Abt. 1826. He married Mary Ann Smith 1852 in Robertson Co,. Tn.. Notes for Solomon Williams: Abstracts of Chancery Court 1844-1872 #465 Solomon Williams et al vs. Sm. L. Smith et al Re: Division of Leonard Smith's estate Leonard Smith d. 1851 testate Will declared not valid. Heirs: Widow: Nancy Smith Mary Williams, formerly Mary Smith, and husband Solomon Williams Elizabeth Prine, formerly Elizabeth Smith, and husband Calvin Prine Dicy Smith Catherine Smith Frances Horner, formerly Frances Smith, and husband Stephen Horner William L. Smith of Missouri Filed: 1855 8 vii. Bennett Williams, born Abt. 1819 in N.C.. Notes for Bennett Williams: 1850 Montgomery Co., Ala. Census Jesse Williams 40 Grocer N.C. Bennett Williams 31 Grocer N.C. --- Jesse Williams, died in Montgomery Co. , Ala. leaving no widow nor children. Bennett Williams, his brother, petitioned the court in Alabama to allow him to sell the land and slaves. The heirs he petitioned on behalf of were; Mother: Sarah Williams in Robertson Co. Tn. Brothers and Sisters: David Williams Robt. Co., Tn. Lydia Williams Robt. Co. ,Tn. Parthenia Williams Robt. Co,. Tn. Mary Williams Robt. Co. Tn. John Jackson and wife Elizabeth Jackson formerly Elizabeth Williams of Robt. Co., Tn. Solomon Williams of Green Co., Mo. Bennett Williams of Montgomery Co., Alabama Filed 1858 9 viii. Jesse Williams, born Abt. 1810 in N.C.; died February 24, 1858 in Montgomery Co. ,Ala.. Notes for Jesse Williams: Died in Montgomery Co. , Ala. leaving no widow nor children. Bennett Williams, his brother, petitioned the court in Alabama to allow him to sell the land and slaves. The heirs he petitioned on behalf of were; Mother: Sarah Williams in Robertson Co. Tn. Brothers and Sisters: David Williams Robt. Co., Tn. Lydia Williams Robt. Co. ,Tn. Parthenia Williams Robt. Co,. Tn. Mary Williams Robt. Co. Tn. John Jackson and wife Elizabeth Jackson formerly Elizabeth Williams of Robt. Co., Tn. Solomon Williams of Green Co., Mo. Bennett Williams of Montgomery Co., Alabama Filed 1858 ============================================ 1850 Census of Montogomery County Ala. Dwelling #1192 Jesse Williams age 40 Grocer born in N.C. Bennett Williams age 31 Grocer born in N.C. ===========================================

Karen Sorry, did not find Rogers or Robersons listed. Joyce BeTheBull@aol.com wrote: > > Joyce, > > Could you check for me too (please!) I'm looking for a George Rogers, married > to Elizabeth Roberson, who was apparently from Union County. > > Thanks, > > Karen > > In a message dated 99-01-14 20:24:07 EST, you write: > > << There is an index (not a full name index, but a list of families covered > by a particular issue) in front of the book. Let me know who you are > looking for and I will try to find them and send you copies. > Joyce >>

Karen The book is on loan to a co-worker, but I will have it back Monday and look for you. Joyce BeTheBull@aol.com wrote: > > Joyce, > > Could you check for me too (please!) I'm looking for a George Rogers, married > to Elizabeth Roberson, who was apparently from Union County. > > Thanks, > > Karen > > In a message dated 99-01-14 20:24:07 EST, you write: > > << There is an index (not a full name index, but a list of families covered > by a particular issue) in front of the book. Let me know who you are > looking for and I will try to find them and send you copies. > Joyce >>

In a message dated 1/14/1999 10:11:20 AM Eastern Standard Time, DOUG_NORWOOD@prodigy.net writes: << Subj: [NCUNION-L] Eli Pressley Date: 1/14/1999 10:11:20 AM Eastern Standard Time From: DOUG_NORWOOD@prodigy.net (Doug Norwood) Reply-to: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com Sometime back in the 60s, the Monroe paper carried a series called Our Heritage, devoted to genealogical information regarding Union County families. Among these was a two part listing of the descendants of Eli Pressley (who was my great grandfather), compiled by a lady named Sherrin whose address as best as I am able to recall was Indian Trail. I once had copies of these but lost them some years ago along with much of my other data. If anyone can furnish copies of these columns or can point me in the right direction to find them, I would be most appreciative. Doug Norwood>> You might try writing to The Heritage Room, Old Union County Courthouse, Monroe, NC 28111 and asking if they have the information you are looking for. You could also try calling them. I do not have the telephone number, but their hours are Monday-Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Thursday, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. They are not open on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays. Hope this helps. Anne

Chris, David Simpson, b. 1828, d. 1852, was the son of John Simpson, b. 1790, d. 1842, m. Polly Rodgers (no dates). John was the s/o William Simpson, b. 1752, in Northern Ireland, d. 1821, buried in Simpson Cemetery* who m. Martha Orr, b. c.1754, also in Ireland, d. 1832. They were married in Ireland and had eleven known children, Elizabeth, James, Mary, Robert, William, Margaret Harriette and Thomas, twins b. 1784, Martha, b. c.1786, Jan and John c.1790, and David, b. 1799. The first three children were born in Ireland. Both William and Martha Orr Simpson arrived in America just prior to the start of the Revolutionary War. William joined the Militia and served, but I have no further info on this. The family lived in Goose Creek, Union county, NC. The Simpsons were one of the earliest pioneers to settle in this area, settling on Four Mile Creek in Mecklenburg Co., NC in 1773. The first three of his and Martha's children were born in Ireland. *I have visited the graves of William and Martha which is in the middle of a field near the creek. The cemetery is overgrown with shrubbery, trees, and is protected by a chain link fence. It is situated down a dirt road off Rte. 601 beside the creek. There are other graves in this cemetery. Many of the stones are disintegrating. Someone has installed new stones for the Simpsons. Margaret Harriette m. John C. Cuthbertson, who is my paternal ggggrandfather. Anne

Joyce, Could you check for me too (please!) I'm looking for a George Rogers, married to Elizabeth Roberson, who was apparently from Union County. Thanks, Karen In a message dated 99-01-14 20:24:07 EST, you write: << There is an index (not a full name index, but a list of families covered by a particular issue) in front of the book. Let me know who you are looking for and I will try to find them and send you copies. Joyce >>

A John H. Osborne 25 son of Aaron & Jane married a Minnie Long 22 d/0 Elison & Eliza - Feb 5, 1904. No other John around that time. ---------- > From: Evelyn I. Fricke <ooffspring@juno.com> > To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCUNION-L] OSBORN(E) MARRIAGE > Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 12:42 PM > > > Does anyone have a marriage date and surname of the Sarah, who married > John (the Stiller) Osborn, about 1910? They resided in Union county in > 1850. > > Thanks, > Evelyn > Ooffspring

oops! typo. should have been 1810! Thanks for your trouble. Evelyn Ooffspring

Thanks, Joyce. I will be eternally grateful. I have only seen two installments of this. My address is Doug Norwood, 3808A Mosby Drive, Greensboro NC 27407. Doug Norwood -----Original Message----- From: Joyce Graham <jlgraham@worldnet.att.net> To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com <NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 8:29 PM Subject: Re: [NCUNION-L] Eli Pressley >Doug >Send me your address and I will make copies of the three pages and send >to you. They are from the May 10, 1962, May 24, 1962 and June 21, 1962 >issued of The Monroe Enquirer. >Joyce > >Doug Norwood wrote: >> >> Sometime back in the 60s, the Monroe paper carried a series called Our >> Heritage, devoted to genealogical information regarding Union County >> families. Among these was a two part listing of the descendents of Eli >> Pressley (who was my great grandfather), compiled by a lady named Sherrin >> whose address as best as I am able to recall was Indian Trail. I once had >> copies of these but lost them some years ago along with much of my other >> data. If anyone can furnish copies of these columns or can point me in the >> right direction to find them, I would be most appreciative. >> >> Doug Norwood >> Doug Norwood >

Dale, This is an abstract of an article that I had printed in the Carolinas Genealogical Society Bulletin (Union Co, NC) last year. The reason that you haven't found a marriage bond for them is that they were married in Anson Co, and a fire at that Courthouse (about 1867-68, I think) destroyed most of the early records. Hope this helps. Julie 1882 Pensioner List of Union and Anson Counties, NC With additional genealogical notes Abstracted from the book: Pensioners on the Roll, January 1, 1883, ....As called for by Senate Resolution of December 8, 1882, Volume 5, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1970. Additional genealogical data from other sources. Regardless of where these persons lived during their time of service, or their husbands service, they applied for a pension from the following counties. UNION CO, NC Susan DEASON applied from Monroe as a widow who's husband served in the War of 1812 she received the monthly rate of $8.00 beginning on Jul 1873. [John DEASON, soldier in the War of 1812. Married on 10 Jan 1813 Anson Co, NC to Susan GUIN. Widow’s pension certificate #WC-5399, Soldier’s pension certificate #SC-10104. Soldier died 19 March 1872 in Union Co, NC. Served in William WELCH’S SC Militia. Lived in Union Co, NC and Chesterfield Dist., SC. Additional information was found in: Index to War of 1812 Pension Files, transcribed by Virgil D. White.] ---------- > From: Dale R Deason <D1D@prodigy.net> > To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [NCUNION-L] David Deason Marriage > Date: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 9:50 PM > > Thanks Barbara, > > I would LOVE to have a copy of the bond or license, however, I doubt that I > will be able to attend the meeting due to a schedule conflict. I will be in > Atlanta that weekend. If you would be so kind as to provide me with a copy, > I'll be forever indebted to you though. > > Another question (Oh NO!!) Do you know where Mt Pisgah cemetery is located? > David is buried there and I would love to be able to find. I have relatives > from all around the Monroe/Pageland area but it has been so long since I've > been there, I have a hard time remembering where everything is or was. > Also, do you have anything on John Deason's marriage to Susannah Guin(n) > around 1813? John is my elusive ancestor, I have spent 20 years trying to > find his parents or where he came from. > > Again, thanks for your help and if I can be of service to you in any way, > please let me know. > > Dale Deason

Jimmie There is an index (not a full name index, but a list of families covered by a particular issue) in front of the book. Let me know who you are looking for and I will try to find them and send you copies. Joyce Jimmie L. Smith wrote: > > Does anyone know of an index that might be available of the surnames of the > "Our Heritage" articles published by one of the Monroe papers, mentioned by > Doug Norwood? > > Jim Smith > > Doug Norwood wrote: > > > Sometime back in the 60s, the Monroe paper carried a series called Our > > Heritage, devoted to genealogical information regarding Union County > > families. Among these was a two part listing of the descendents of Eli > > Pressley (who was my great grandfather), compiled by a lady named Sherrin > > whose address as best as I am able to recall was Indian Trail. I once had > > copies of these but lost them some years ago along with much of my other > > data. If anyone can furnish copies of these columns or can point me in the > > right direction to find them, I would be most appreciative. > > > > Doug Norwood > > Doug Norwood

Doug Send me your address and I will make copies of the three pages and send to you. They are from the May 10, 1962, May 24, 1962 and June 21, 1962 issued of The Monroe Enquirer. Joyce Doug Norwood wrote: > > Sometime back in the 60s, the Monroe paper carried a series called Our > Heritage, devoted to genealogical information regarding Union County > families. Among these was a two part listing of the descendents of Eli > Pressley (who was my great grandfather), compiled by a lady named Sherrin > whose address as best as I am able to recall was Indian Trail. I once had > copies of these but lost them some years ago along with much of my other > data. If anyone can furnish copies of these columns or can point me in the > right direction to find them, I would be most appreciative. > > Doug Norwood > Doug Norwood

Does anyone have a marriage date and surname of the Sarah, who married John (the Stiller) Osborn, about 1910? They resided in Union county in 1850. Thanks, Evelyn Ooffspring

Does anyone know of an index that might be available of the surnames of the "Our Heritage" articles published by one of the Monroe papers, mentioned by Doug Norwood? Jim Smith Doug Norwood wrote: > Sometime back in the 60s, the Monroe paper carried a series called Our > Heritage, devoted to genealogical information regarding Union County > families. Among these was a two part listing of the descendents of Eli > Pressley (who was my great grandfather), compiled by a lady named Sherrin > whose address as best as I am able to recall was Indian Trail. I once had > copies of these but lost them some years ago along with much of my other > data. If anyone can furnish copies of these columns or can point me in the > right direction to find them, I would be most appreciative. > > Doug Norwood > Doug Norwood

Sometime back in the 60s, the Monroe paper carried a series called Our Heritage, devoted to genealogical information regarding Union County families. Among these was a two part listing of the descendents of Eli Pressley (who was my great grandfather), compiled by a lady named Sherrin whose address as best as I am able to recall was Indian Trail. I once had copies of these but lost them some years ago along with much of my other data. If anyone can furnish copies of these columns or can point me in the right direction to find them, I would be most appreciative. Doug Norwood Doug Norwood

Thanks so much. You have done several lookups for me... Thanks again. Does the marriage book have a father and mother for David Simpson? Chris Reeder -----Original Message----- From: bmoore [mailto:bmoore@perigee.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 9:46 PM To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NCUNION-L] Marriage lookups PLEASE David Simpson to Sabra Medlin September 28, 1849 Sabre Simpson to Albert Helms - March 20, 1853 by Esq. G. W. May Did not see the others. Good luck. -------- > From: Chris Reeder <creeder@taylordata.com> > To: NCUNION-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NCUNION-L] Marriage lookups PLEASE > Date: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 10:39 AM > > My name is Chris Reeder. If someone would be so kind to lookup a couple > of marriages, it would be greatly appreciated. > All should be from Union Co., NC but could be from Mecklenburg, > Cabarrus, or even Anson. > > William Stanhope Long and Henrieta Arminta Estridge ca. 1870's maybe > 1880's > Andrew Griffin Price and Apsy A. Presson ca. 1842-1850 > David Simpson and Sabra Medlin ca. 1842-1850 > Sabra Medlin Simpson and someone else after 1850 > > Thanks in advance, > Chris Reeder > Florence, SC > http://creeder.taylordata.com/ > > Researching: REEDER, PRESSLEY, BAUCOM, MEDLIN, WHITLEY, HELMS, PRICE, > ESTRIDGE, LONG, SIMPSON, PRESSON, FERGUSON, LEE, POLK, GARMON, OGBURN, > RAINWATER, BLACKMON, CATOE/KATER, WILLIAMS... SEVERAL OTHERS IN THE > AREA. ______________________________