Hello, I am also looking for information on the Threatt family on Union Co., NC. From what I know My great great grandfather, Minor Melton married Fannie Frances Threatt; however, her tombstone reads Fannie I. Threatt Melton. Was Fannie a nickname? Was Frances her real name? What does the I stand for? Recently I spoke with a gentleman via e-mail, from Rockhill, SC, he has a lot of info on the Threatts' and filled in some blanks for me. I knew that Fannies' fathers name was John Threatt, he said his middle name was Wilson, and her mothers name was Emeline Arant. He also said that Johns' fathers name was Green Threatt, Jr. and his mothers name was Mary "Polly" West. If you have any additional info on this Threatt family, please e-mail me. Michael

Hello, I am looking for any information on Jefferson Maddison Taylor all dates are unknown and the middle name is questionable; however I do know that he and his wife were born in Union Co., NC. He married Nancy Ervie, her last name is questionable because I found it on their sons death certificate so it may have been wrong. Their son is my great great grandfather, James M. Taylor born in Lancaster co., 1 Dec 1871 and died 8 Mar 1940, I was able to find his death certificate at the state archives but not that of his wife Minnie K. possibly Knight, born 1 Oct 1874 and died 9 Apr 1940. Both are buried at the Tabernacle United Methodist Church in Lancaster Co., SC. The burial site for Jefferson and Nancy are unknown. If anyone has any info please e-mail me at [email protected] Thank you.

"He only deserves to be remembered by posterity, who treasures up and preserves the history of his Ancestry" Edmund Burke Visit the story of our search for the North Carolina Helms' ancestors: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~helmsnc/FredCWCEM Or the Fredericksburg Civil War Cemetery list at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~helmsnc/FredCWCEM Be proud of your heritage Military Records: The archives contains a number of important records relating to military affairs. It should be emphasized however, that most extant military records for all wars from the Revolution to 1900 are preserved in the National Archives, Washington, DC 20408. Vital Statistics: Birth/Death records wer not kept in NC before October 1913. For all birth and death certificates after 1945, write Vital Records Section P.O. Box 2953, Raleigh, NC 27626-0537 giving full name of individual county of birth/death enclosing $10.00 for each copy. For birth certificates give full name of parents including mother's maiden name. Must be given for death certificates from 1913 thru 1945. Good Luck - let me know the next ancestor's name; if you find it. Team: save a copy of these instructions so that you can copy and paste when needed. Write: The North Carolina State Archives enclosing $8.00 search and handling fee. Department of Cultural resources Division Of Archives and History Archives and records section Raleigh, NC 27601-2807 To purchase copies of The Union Co., Census 1850 - 1870 contact: = $15.00 for each copy Mrs J. Arnold Simpson P.O. Box 919 Wilkesboro, NC 28697 Telephone 919-921-3560 Here's a tip you may not know - Birth -Marriage - certificates. Enter the name of the state in your browser along with the words Vital Records - a web p[age will appear with instructions to do what you wish. Somewhat easier than before. It has gotten to the point that you can enter any keyword into the computer and come up with a page.

I sent a messaage to the Union list that I should not have. I apologize for the mistake. Dale

Is it possible to overrule the SC and make a motion to accept the vote count? Elizabeth clearly stated that the votes were going to be posted using a numerical identification system. I'm getting a little confused as to who is who on this project. The SC states one thing and now someone can make a motion, get a second and that's that? If so, what control does the SC have? Do I have the same privilege of making a motion, getting a second and whatever I desire to happen is accepted? Personally, I don't care who voted, how they voted or even why they voted. That's their business. It just seems totally unfair to make a statement then not follow through. With such as example, what do we believe? Dale Anson/Swain/Madison/Cabarrus/NCWarof1812

Do you have the 1900 union county census? I have been trying to locate the parents or parent of Whiteford Hilton. I think his mother was not married at the time of his birth. He was born in 1890 but the birth records were destroyed by fire. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Julie [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, June 01, 2000 3:38 PM Subject: [NCUNION] Re: Derius KEZIAH > >Thanks, Ruth. You are such a sweetheart. Someone did send this to me. I >have a problem with it because on the census of 1900 and 1910 her dob is >listed as April 1851, then on death cert. as April 29, 1852. He father's >name is listed as *R.* Kiser and mother Mary Helms. The Helms say the only >Mary Helms that fits the timeframe is the same one that you sent. Her name >listed on the death cert. is Mrs. Jane Skipper. The census' have her as M. >Jane Skipper or Janie. I know, I have other death certificates, on this side >too, that are incorrect. She married John H. Skipper January 15, 1868, in >Mecklenburg Co., NC so she couldn't have been born in 1859. I guess whoever >turned in her records to WFT sent in the wrong date. These people were old. >Her husband, John Skipper, was b. 1831. I think she is the second wife >because of the age difference and I have a John b 1831 that married Emeline >Joyner Dec. 11, 1853 in Union Co., NC. Thanks for reading this if you do. I >am forwarding it to the Kizzie (Kissiah/Keziah) list again and the Helms list >again. Don't know where Darius, b 1825, belongs. There is a Daniel b. 1825 >and that's as close as I can get for the age........but remember, the death >cert says *R*. >Joy > > > >In a message dated 6/1/00 1:28:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, RLugowski writes: > ><< Joy, > > I found the below on FTM cd # 14, tree # 1387 - don't know if you submitted >this info. > > Ruth in NC e-mail: [email protected] > > Descendants of Mary (Polly) Helms > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. MARY (POLLY)5 HELMS (WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, TILMAN (TILGHMAN)2, JOHN >(ISAAC ?)1) was born Bet. 1834 - 1835, and died WFT Est. 1862-1930. She >married DERIAS KEZIAH December 11, 1856 in Union Co., NC, ___ Gordon Esq.. >He was born 1833, and died WFT Est. 1863-1924. > > Child of MARY HELMS and DERIAS KEZIAH is: > i. MINERVA6 KEZIAH, b. 1859, Union Co., NC; d. WFT Est. 1860-1953. > > >> > >

Hi, I do not have the census. I had copied the info from the pages way back when. Sorry, Joy In a message dated 6/2/00 3:23:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Do you have the 1900 union county census? I have been trying to locate the parents or parent of Whiteford Hilton. I think his mother was not married at the time of his birth. He was born in 1890 but the birth records were destroyed by fire. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Julie [email protected] >>

Sharon, I will do my best to fill you in on my relations to Jacob Wolfe (brother of my 4th great grandfather, Henry Wolfe). See below. The land originally granted to Phillip Wolfe by King George III is known today as "Krauswood" and is still maintained today in Union county. Phillip and his wife, Elizabeth Files, reared their ten children there and made a very prosperous living. Phillip and Elizabeth are buried at Krauswood. A moment has been dedicated to Phillip there. Phillip Wolfe was born in 1740 and died in 1817. He married Elizabeth Files in 1765. Phillip came to Philadelphia from Germany in 1760, and settled seven miles southwest of Monroe, NC (then Anson Co.), on the land mentioned above. Phillip was wounded at the battle of King's Mountain during the revolutionary war and was sent home (I assume he fought with the patriots). Their children were: Philip Wolfe Jr. md. Elizabeth Starnes George Wolfe md. a Davis Henry Wolfe md. Pamela Doster John Wolfe never md. Jacob Wolfe (1783-1853) md. Rachel Orr (1790-1872). I have photos of their graves if interested. Tobias Wolfe never md. Peter Wolfe md. Rebecca Rape Elizabeth Wolfe md. Peter Penniger Mary Wolfe md. Adam Fisher Conrad Wolfe (1791-1845) md. Katie Howard (1796-1861). I am a descendant of Jacob's brother Henry Wolfe, so I will continue with him and descendants of his that I am related to as I have no other information on the others. Henry Wolfe was born in 1775 and died in 1858. He married Pamela Doster (1775-1844) the d/o James Doster and Lydia Springer. Henry settled Krauswood and was a miller at Howard's Mill for twenty years. Pamela's family was from Wales. Pamela's youngest sister, Chloe, md. Capt. Thomas P. Dillon of the Army of England, the grandfather of T. P. Dillon. Henry and Pamela had the following children: John Wolfe (1787-1879) md. Elizabeth Howie (1806-1881) Polly Wolfe (1806-1881) md William Winchester Sampson Wolfe (1800-1885) md Mary Christenberrry, Mary Ezzell and Elizer Rosser (one after the other, not all at once) Rebecca Wolfe (1802-) md. William Howie Elizabeth Wolfe (1805-) md. Joshua Harris Adam F. Wolfe (1808-1902) md. Marhta Vincent and then Martha Rape Jimpse Wolfe (1810-1896) md. Amelia Crowell Rachel Wolfe (1812-) md. Samuel Howie Tobias Wolfe (1814-) md. Malissa Dunn and then Mary Cunningham George Wolfe (1816-) md. Mary Carnes Horton Wolfe (1820-) md. Nancy Cunningham Adam F. Wolfe (1808-1902) buried at Pleasant Grove Campground md. Martha Vincent (1st) born 1810, died 1883. There children were: Elizabeth Wolfe (1831-1893) md. J. Friedeman Sarah C. Wolfe (1833-1924) md. Thomas D. Wolfe William C. Wolfe md. Alice Yarbrough and then Laura Nesbitt Amelia Wolfe md. James Hawfield Mary Clementine Wolfe (1843-1918) md. William H. Krauss Samuel S. Wolfe md. Dora Winchester T. Julian Wolfe died at age 2. I have a photo of his grave. My line continues with Mary Clementine Wolfe and William Henry Krauss. Let me know if you want me to continue with them or if you have any questions. Sincere regards, William D. Lewis, MS * [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 10:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Philip Wolfe I saw your note on NCUNION about being related to Jacob Wolfe. I am a decendant of Jacob's sister Mary Wolfe. Would you consider sharing your information on Jacob's decendants. I have some information on them but I am sure it is incomplete. Sharian at [email protected]

Jim Smith, in GA, would you please contact me privately? I have lost your e-mail address. Mine is [email protected]

My name is Chris Reeder. I was wondering if I could get a 1860 census lookup. I am searching for an Elisha Baker. They were in Chesterfield Co., SC in 1850. I am trying to find them in 1860. Here is what the family looked like in 1850. Any and all help would be appreciated. Chris Reeder Florence, SC http://creeder.taylordata.com 1 Elisha Baker b: 1811 d: Aft. 1850 .+Sarah "Sally" Reeder b: February 16, 1817 Chesterfield Co., SC m: Bet. 1833 - 1836 Chesterfield Co., SC d: January 16, 1886 ..2 William Baker b: 1836 ..2 Lewis C. Baker b: 1838 ..2 Mary A. Baker b: 1840 ..2 Clarinda Baker b: 1843 ..2 Kanus S. Baker b: 1845 ..2 George W. Baker b: 1847 ..2 Lucy Baker b: 1850

Thanks, Ruth. You are such a sweetheart. Someone did send this to me. I have a problem with it because on the census of 1900 and 1910 her dob is listed as April 1851, then on death cert. as April 29, 1852. He father's name is listed as *R.* Kiser and mother Mary Helms. The Helms say the only Mary Helms that fits the timeframe is the same one that you sent. Her name listed on the death cert. is Mrs. Jane Skipper. The census' have her as M. Jane Skipper or Janie. I know, I have other death certificates, on this side too, that are incorrect. She married John H. Skipper January 15, 1868, in Mecklenburg Co., NC so she couldn't have been born in 1859. I guess whoever turned in her records to WFT sent in the wrong date. These people were old. Her husband, John Skipper, was b. 1831. I think she is the second wife because of the age difference and I have a John b 1831 that married Emeline Joyner Dec. 11, 1853 in Union Co., NC. Thanks for reading this if you do. I am forwarding it to the Kizzie (Kissiah/Keziah) list again and the Helms list again. Don't know where Darius, b 1825, belongs. There is a Daniel b. 1825 and that's as close as I can get for the age........but remember, the death cert says *R*. Joy In a message dated 6/1/00 1:28:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, RLugowski writes: << Joy, I found the below on FTM cd # 14, tree # 1387 - don't know if you submitted this info. Ruth in NC e-mail: [email protected] Descendants of Mary (Polly) Helms Generation No. 1 1. MARY (POLLY)5 HELMS (WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, TILMAN (TILGHMAN)2, JOHN (ISAAC ?)1) was born Bet. 1834 - 1835, and died WFT Est. 1862-1930. She married DERIAS KEZIAH December 11, 1856 in Union Co., NC, ___ Gordon Esq.. He was born 1833, and died WFT Est. 1863-1924. Child of MARY HELMS and DERIAS KEZIAH is: i. MINERVA6 KEZIAH, b. 1859, Union Co., NC; d. WFT Est. 1860-1953. >>

Please unsubscribe me at [email protected] and resubscribe me at [email protected] Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 3:25 PM Subject: [NCUNION] Helms-Kissiah/Keziah or Kiser Hello. I have a Mary Helms m. to a possible *R* Kiser (Kissiah) whose daughter Minerva Jane Kissiah b. April 1851/52 m. John H. Skipper b. Jan 1831. I was given Darius Kissiah and Mary Helms but they married in 1856 or is this correct? These people are Union/Mecklenburg Co., NC people. Any help would be appreciated. Joy Skipper Hinson

In a message dated 5/31/00 12:04:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << 1860 Union Co. census: family 613 - Derias Keziah, 27 miner Mary Keziah, 27 Menerva J. Keziah, 7 Looking at "Union Co. NC marriages 1843-1899" has: Davis (Derias?) Keziah marriage to Mary Helms on Dec. 11, 1856 I did not find Davis or Derias as a child in the 1850 Union Co. census and the 1850 NC census index shows all Keziah were in Union Co. (maybe yours were in SC then). Hope this helps a little. Charles Purser in Garner, NC >> Charles, Thank you very much for the look up and suggestion. You could be right.....50% chance of it anyway, huh? Joy

1860 Union Co. census: family 613 - Derias Keziah, 27 miner Mary Keziah, 27 Menerva J. Keziah, 7 Looking at "Union Co. NC marriages 1843-1899" has: Davis (Derias?) Keziah marriage to Mary Helms on Dec. 11, 1856 I did not find Davis or Derias as a child in the 1850 Union Co. census and the 1850 NC census index shows all Keziah were in Union Co. (maybe yours were in SC then). Hope this helps a little. Charles Purser in Garner, NC

I am looking for the maiden name for Arilla S. Unknown. She was born on December 13, 1870 and died on May 21, 1856. She was married to George Washington Holmes. Any help appreciated. Mary Holmes Cook

Michael C. Hardy, I just found a lot of Gaddys in the Anson Co. Page. Go to the listings for cemeteries and look through all of them. Anne

Greetings! I am looking form information on five Gaddys' that lived in Union County prior to the Civil War: David T. Gaddy, Elijah G. Gaddy, and James M. Gaddy, John M. Gaddy, and Wilson P. Gaddy. When did they die and where are they buried. Thanks, Michael C. Hardy Researching 37th North Carolina Troops http://www.geocities.com/nc37th/ Branch-Lane Brigade http://www.geocities.com/branch_lane/ ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello. I have a Mary Helms m. to a possible *R* Kiser (Kissiah) whose daughter Minerva Jane Kissiah b. April 1851/52 m. John H. Skipper b. Jan 1831. I was given Darius Kissiah and Mary Helms but they married in 1856 or is this correct? These people are Union/Mecklenburg Co., NC people. Any help would be appreciated. Joy Skipper Hinson

Hello, Is there someone who could look up in the household of Darius Keziah, Wolfsville PO, Union Co., NC and give the names and ages? Thanks, Joy Union Co., NC 1860

Thanks for looking!! Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Griffin <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 2:08 PM Subject: Re: [NCUNION] Griffin Family > Hi Lisa, > I have gone back through all of my data, twice, and I did not find William > and GeorgeAnn. I'm sorry. > Jim > -----Original Message----- > From: Keith Bowman <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 11:23 PM > Subject: [NCUNION] Griffin Family > > > >Hi, > > > >I am new to the list and thought I would introduce myself, or rather my > Griffins. > >My grgrgrandfather Will Griffin was living in KY in 1880 with his wife > GeorgeAnn and their son Henry (my grgrandfather). Will went on to have > other children, possibly not by GeorgeAnn, that were named Millie, Brack, > and Loretta. > >Will eventually left KY and moved to Oregon. > > > >I do not know for sure if my Will or his parents are from Union Co. NC. I > did notice, however, that there are some Bracks and Marions from this county > and as these two names appear in his family, I'm hoping that one of you will > recognize my him and help me fill in the blanks. > > > >Thanks so much! > >Lisa Bowman > > > > > > > > _____________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Click here for FREE Internet Access and Email http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html