If someone has access to Union Co. marriage records around 1873-4 timeframe Would you be so kind as to give me a look-up for the marriage of William Ellis Griffin (son of William S. Griffin and Nepsy Brigman Griffin) and Clemmontine Phillips (parents unknown). Thanks Jim Griffin

Hello fellow genealogists, I am researching the following lines: Elias Biggers b. about 1814 in Cabarrus Co. d. about 1855 in Anson Co., married Lucy Thomas, daughter of Jacob Thomas and Elizabeth Edwards. Their daughter, Louiza is listed in 1860 census in Union County. I have come to believe that Elias or Eli S. may be the son of John Stark Biggers and Susanah Petrie. Cary Pinkney Tolson b. January 31, 1810 in Anson County, later found in Union County, before moving to Cleveland County in AR where he died in 1871. I am particularly interested in learning who Cary's father was. A Toddy Tolson has been suggested. I believe his mother's name was Nancy. Cary married Lydia Ross born in 1811 in Anson Co. Her father was Dugal or Dougal Ross. If there are others descended from any of these lines I would like to compare notes. Fran Walker

Ellie, I have Brigmans from Union Co. NC, my gggm was Nepsy Brigman b. census 1812 in NC according to the 1850 Union Co. NC census. I haven't been too sucessful finding anything later in Union Co. Some of us seem to think that Nepsy's brother is the John Brigman found living in t next dwelling near that of my gggf John Griffin in Lane's Creek area of Union Co. Maybe this will give you a place in NC to start looking. Good Luck Jim Griffin -----Original Message----- From: Ray & Ellie Andrew <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 05, 2000 1:23 PM Subject: [NC-SC] Brigman and Riggins >I've been lurking for a few weeks, and thought it was time to stick my toe >in :-) > >I'm looking for my father's family, and I have very little information. My >father was James Marshall Charles Brigman, born (I think) in Portsmouth, >Vir., about 1933. His father was John Brigman, born about 1910; he had a >sister named Wilhemina, who lived in Roanoke Rapids. My grandmother was >Annie Mae Riggins. My grandparents were divorced in the early 50s; Annie Mae >remarried, and became Hulz. She had a brother named Bill Riggins who >lived(s?) in Greenville, NC. I know that there are lots of Brigmans and >Rigginses in the Carolinas; any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated. > >Ellie Andrew > >> ----------------------------------------------- >> Lost your welcome message? >> Send GET NC-SC-ROOTS-L WELCOME to >> [email protected] for another copy. >> > >----------------------------------------------- > Lost your welcome message? >Send GET NC-SC-ROOTS-L WELCOME to [email protected] for another copy. >

Regarding the 1842 poll tax list, is this online or does anyone have access to a copy and willling to do look-ups?? db

45 at that time. Kenneth Eason wrote: > > In the 1842 First Union Tax list there some males that are not checked under > poll tax. Does anyone know at what age the males were exempt from poll tax? >

In the 1842 First Union Tax list there some males that are not checked under poll tax. Does anyone know at what age the males were exempt from poll tax? Ken Eason

Looking for Hugh McLain born NC 1779 married Elizabeath Morris in North Carolina Desendant, Dr Joseph Talbott McClain,a Baptist preacher at one time in Shelby North Carolina.Joe was the pastor that vistist with no shoes that is the story. http://www.electricscotland.com/webclans/m/maclain.html http://home.att.net/~hbridges/myrtle.htm

Hello, North Carolina I want to wish you all a Happy New Year, and also welcome all the new researchers that are joining us in this wonderful and important endeavor. If you have Union Co. NC Presley or Pressley ancestors (or Purcell, Pursley, Pressly, Presnell, or any other spelling variation) I would like to make you aware of the Presley-Pressley Family History site, and give you an idea of some of the records available there to help you in your research. The site address is: http://presley-pressley.com These records can be found on the "Census and Vital Records" link, and the "Deeds, Wills" link. North Carolina Census records: Alexander County 1850 Census Buncombe County 1820 Census Polk County1880 Census Transylvania County 1870 Census Union County1870 Census Watauga County 1850 Census North Carolina Marriage Records Henderson County Macon County North Carolina Death Records Buncombe County death records North Carolina Deeds, Wills Mecklenburg County Index to Wills by Devisor Mecklenburg County Index to Real Estate Conveyances - By Grantor There are many other resources there, and we also have a free internet mailing list with about 200 other Presley - Pressley researchers. We would welcome your participation. Thanks, and good luck! Nancy Pressley http://www.presley-pressley.com

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Side Question: Interesting information on Harris, McCain research. May I ask for what purpose the Compton Map Software is used? Sounds like something I would like to learn about. Thank you! Barb Roesch [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > NCUNION-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 1 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NCUNION] StateGenSites and a Favo ["Bill Hocutt" <[email protected]] > #2 [NCUNION] Fw: Info Copy ["holmes" <[email protected]>] > #3 [NCUNION] Fw: Harris Research ["holmes" <[email protected]>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NCUNION-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [NCUNION] StateGenSites and a Favor > Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 09:18:48 -0800 > From: "Bill Hocutt" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > HI > > My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am a Host for a Genealogical Chat Room on AOL. I would like to invite all of you to try our new site > > www.stategensites.com > > It has links to all 50 states, over 4600 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. We desperatly need North Carolina Sites. > > The Site also has 4 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite yall to sample them. Our Newest Columnist specializs in the Civil War. Last Weeks Column for Adventures in Genealogy was "Doing Interviews or Rednecks, Ear Trumpets and Aunt Bertha". You can read it at http://www.stategensites.com/unclehiram/ Then just scroll down to the column. > > Thank You > > Bill Hocutt > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [NCUNION] Fw: Info Copy > Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 14:37:58 -0800 > From: "holmes" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > ---------- > > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] > > Subject: Info Copy > > Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 11:39 AM > > > > We belong to the Camden Geno Society. I think that they have changed it > to > > include > > Lancaster County. I sent the following Query to be published in the > Catawba > > Wateree Messenger: > > > > Subj: Querie: Ancestry help! > > Date: 1/2/00 > > To: <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > > > > Help. I am searching for information on Henry Harris b 1780 ca. We find > > > Henry on 1830 Mecklenburg Co. NC census with wife, 2 sons and 2 > daughters. > > Next, on 11 Jun 1847, we find him selling land located on the waters of > > Beaverdam Fork of Richardson Creek, Union Co. NC to Israel Helms. > Beaverdam > > Creek runs near the part of NC than was a part of SC and is now Lancaster > Co. > > SC. > > > > Recorded in Union County NC, in 1848, is gifts of slaves to his two > > daughters, Eleanor Harris McCain and Mary C. Harris. Eleanor and husband > > > Hugh Baskin McCain are buried at Tirzah Presb. Church Cemetery which is > > located very near SC. In 1790 many McCains lived in the area of NC that > is > > now SC. > > > > Henry appears to have died in late 1848/1849. In probating his estate we > > > find that his son Zachariah b 1810 ca had migrated to Pike Co. Georgia > and > > his son John had migrated to Marshall Co. MS. > > > > We find so little information on Henry in NC, could he have lived in > > Lancaster Co. SC. > > We would appreciate any leads. > > Thank you. Max Kelly > > [email protected] > > > > Shelby, do you think it would be a good idea to send to Camden Archives > info > > for a family folder? Are they maintaining family folders for Lancaster? > > > Thanks much. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [NCUNION] Fw: Harris Research > Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 14:38:17 -0800 > From: "holmes" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > ---------- > > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] > > Subject: Harris Research > > Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 11:35 AM > > > > I have been using my Comptom Map software trying to get some new ideas on > > > Henry Harris. The following is some of the things that I found: > > > > Eleanor Harris McCain and Hugh Mccain are buried in Waxhaw, Union Co. at > > Tirzah Presb. Church Cemetery. Tirzah Church Cemetary Road runs W from > > County Rd. 2100 to NC/Sc line. Highway 29 from SC intersects tirzah Rd. > > > Near this area is a McCain Road. In 1790 two McCains, one Harris (John), > one > > Yarborough and many Helms lived in Mecklenburg District 16, now city of > > Charlotte area. Many McCains lived in district 17 which is in Tirzah > area. > > In 1790 most of this district 17, and going very near Beaverday Creek, > was in > > SC. > > > > A Hugh McCain is listed as a buyer of James McCorkall's estate items on > 28 > > Oct 1760, Edgecombe Co. NC. John Harris witnessed a deed 3 Nov 1750 > > Edgecombe Co. NC. There are many other names in Edgecombe County at this > > > time that later appear in Mecklenburg NC and Kershaw Co. SC area > (approximaty > > 50/75 miles from each other), and later still in SE AL. Eleanor Harris > McCain > > and Hugh Mccain are buried in Waxhaw, Union Co. at Tirzah Presb. Church > > Cemetery. Tirzah Church Cemetary Road runs W from County Rd. 2100 to > NC/Sc > > line. Highway 29 from SC intersects tirzah Rd. Near this area is a > McCain > > Road. In 1790 two McCains, one Harris (John), one Yarborough and many > Helms > > lived in Mecklenburg District 16, now city of Charlotte area. Many > McCains > > lived in district 17 which is in Tirzah area. In 1790 most of this > district > > 17, and going very near Beaverday Creek, was in SC. > > > > A Hugh McCain is listed as a buyer of James McCorkall's estate items on > 28 > > Oct 1760, Edgecombe Co. NC. John Harris witnessed a deed 3 Nov 1750 > > Edgecombe Co. NC. There are many other names in Edgecombe County at this > > > time that later appear in Mecklenburg NC and Kershaw Co. SC area > (approximaty > > 50/75 miles from each other), and later still in SE AL. Eleanor Harris > McCain > > and Hugh Mccain are buried in Waxhaw, Union Co. at Tirzah Presb. Church > > Cemetery. Tirzah Church Cemetary Road runs W from County Rd. 2100 to > NC/Sc > > line. Highway 29 from SC intersects tirzah Rd. Near this area is a > McCain > > Road. In 1790 two McCains, one Harris (John), one Yarborough and many > Helms > > lived in Mecklenburg District 16, now city of Charlotte area. Many > McCains > > lived in district 17 which is in Tirzah area. In 1790 most of this > district > > 17, and going very near Beaverdam Creek, was in SC. > > > > The land that Henry sold to Israel Helms on 11 June 1847, Union Co., NC > was > > located on the waters of Beaverdam Fork of Richardson Creek. This creek > is > > in the central section of the county just below the town of Monroe. > Union > > Co. NC, Deed Book 1, Page 511 - 11 June 1847, Henry Harris of Union to > Israel > > Helms of same, for $119, sold 59 acres on the waters of Beaverdam Fork of > > > Richardson Creek, Wit J. W. Smith. Acknowledged in Court July Term 1847. > > > > Little Richardson Creek flows SW from Lee Lake, near Federal Hwy 74 and > SE > > suburbs of Monroe. Beaverdam Creek flows south from Richardson Creek, S > of > > Monroe and W of County Hwy 207. It appears that Beaverdam Creek is less > than > > 1 l/2 miles. Based upon the wording of the land transfer, land could be > > anywhere on this creek. Helms Shortcut road goes E and W intersecting > with > > C207 and comes within a mile of Beaverdam Creek. > > > > A Hugh McCain is listed as a buyer of James McCorkall's estate items on > 28 > > Oct 1760, Edgecombe Co. NC. John Harris witnessed a deed 3 Nov 1750 > > Edgecombe Co. NC. There are many other names in Edgecombe County at this > > > time that later appear in Mecklenburg NC and Kershaw Co. SC area > (approximaty > > 50/75 miles from each other), and later still in SE AL.

---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] > Subject: Harris Research > Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 11:35 AM > > I have been using my Comptom Map software trying to get some new ideas on > Henry Harris. The following is some of the things that I found: > > Eleanor Harris McCain and Hugh Mccain are buried in Waxhaw, Union Co. at > Tirzah Presb. Church Cemetery. Tirzah Church Cemetary Road runs W from > County Rd. 2100 to NC/Sc line. Highway 29 from SC intersects tirzah Rd. > Near this area is a McCain Road. In 1790 two McCains, one Harris (John), one > Yarborough and many Helms lived in Mecklenburg District 16, now city of > Charlotte area. Many McCains lived in district 17 which is in Tirzah area. > In 1790 most of this district 17, and going very near Beaverday Creek, was in > SC. > > A Hugh McCain is listed as a buyer of James McCorkall's estate items on 28 > Oct 1760, Edgecombe Co. NC. John Harris witnessed a deed 3 Nov 1750 > Edgecombe Co. NC. There are many other names in Edgecombe County at this > time that later appear in Mecklenburg NC and Kershaw Co. SC area (approximaty > 50/75 miles from each other), and later still in SE AL. Eleanor Harris McCain > and Hugh Mccain are buried in Waxhaw, Union Co. at Tirzah Presb. Church > Cemetery. Tirzah Church Cemetary Road runs W from County Rd. 2100 to NC/Sc > line. Highway 29 from SC intersects tirzah Rd. Near this area is a McCain > Road. In 1790 two McCains, one Harris (John), one Yarborough and many Helms > lived in Mecklenburg District 16, now city of Charlotte area. Many McCains > lived in district 17 which is in Tirzah area. In 1790 most of this district > 17, and going very near Beaverday Creek, was in SC. > > A Hugh McCain is listed as a buyer of James McCorkall's estate items on 28 > Oct 1760, Edgecombe Co. NC. John Harris witnessed a deed 3 Nov 1750 > Edgecombe Co. NC. There are many other names in Edgecombe County at this > time that later appear in Mecklenburg NC and Kershaw Co. SC area (approximaty > 50/75 miles from each other), and later still in SE AL. Eleanor Harris McCain > and Hugh Mccain are buried in Waxhaw, Union Co. at Tirzah Presb. Church > Cemetery. Tirzah Church Cemetary Road runs W from County Rd. 2100 to NC/Sc > line. Highway 29 from SC intersects tirzah Rd. Near this area is a McCain > Road. In 1790 two McCains, one Harris (John), one Yarborough and many Helms > lived in Mecklenburg District 16, now city of Charlotte area. Many McCains > lived in district 17 which is in Tirzah area. In 1790 most of this district > 17, and going very near Beaverdam Creek, was in SC. > > The land that Henry sold to Israel Helms on 11 June 1847, Union Co., NC was > located on the waters of Beaverdam Fork of Richardson Creek. This creek is > in the central section of the county just below the town of Monroe. Union > Co. NC, Deed Book 1, Page 511 - 11 June 1847, Henry Harris of Union to Israel > Helms of same, for $119, sold 59 acres on the waters of Beaverdam Fork of > Richardson Creek, Wit J. W. Smith. Acknowledged in Court July Term 1847. > > Little Richardson Creek flows SW from Lee Lake, near Federal Hwy 74 and SE > suburbs of Monroe. Beaverdam Creek flows south from Richardson Creek, S of > Monroe and W of County Hwy 207. It appears that Beaverdam Creek is less than > 1 l/2 miles. Based upon the wording of the land transfer, land could be > anywhere on this creek. Helms Shortcut road goes E and W intersecting with > C207 and comes within a mile of Beaverdam Creek. > > A Hugh McCain is listed as a buyer of James McCorkall's estate items on 28 > Oct 1760, Edgecombe Co. NC. John Harris witnessed a deed 3 Nov 1750 > Edgecombe Co. NC. There are many other names in Edgecombe County at this > time that later appear in Mecklenburg NC and Kershaw Co. SC area (approximaty > 50/75 miles from each other), and later still in SE AL.

---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] > Subject: Info Copy > Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 11:39 AM > > We belong to the Camden Geno Society. I think that they have changed it to > include > Lancaster County. I sent the following Query to be published in the Catawba > Wateree Messenger: > > Subj: Querie: Ancestry help! > Date: 1/2/00 > To: <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > > Help. I am searching for information on Henry Harris b 1780 ca. We find > Henry on 1830 Mecklenburg Co. NC census with wife, 2 sons and 2 daughters. > Next, on 11 Jun 1847, we find him selling land located on the waters of > Beaverdam Fork of Richardson Creek, Union Co. NC to Israel Helms. Beaverdam > Creek runs near the part of NC than was a part of SC and is now Lancaster Co. > SC. > > Recorded in Union County NC, in 1848, is gifts of slaves to his two > daughters, Eleanor Harris McCain and Mary C. Harris. Eleanor and husband > Hugh Baskin McCain are buried at Tirzah Presb. Church Cemetery which is > located very near SC. In 1790 many McCains lived in the area of NC that is > now SC. > > Henry appears to have died in late 1848/1849. In probating his estate we > find that his son Zachariah b 1810 ca had migrated to Pike Co. Georgia and > his son John had migrated to Marshall Co. MS. > > We find so little information on Henry in NC, could he have lived in > Lancaster Co. SC. > We would appreciate any leads. > Thank you. Max Kelly > [email protected] > > Shelby, do you think it would be a good idea to send to Camden Archives info > for a family folder? Are they maintaining family folders for Lancaster? > Thanks much.

HI My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am a Host for a Genealogical Chat Room on AOL. I would like to invite all of you to try our new site www.stategensites.com It has links to all 50 states, over 4600 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. We desperatly need North Carolina Sites. The Site also has 4 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite yall to sample them. Our Newest Columnist specializs in the Civil War. Last Weeks Column for Adventures in Genealogy was "Doing Interviews or Rednecks, Ear Trumpets and Aunt Bertha". You can read it at http://www.stategensites.com/unclehiram/ Then just scroll down to the column. Thank You Bill Hocutt

Hey gang, I am in search for photographs of my direct ancestors from Union Co., NC. Any and all help would be appreciated. Any leads to people who may have some pictures would be appreciated too. Here are some of the names. The CSA means that they served in the War Between the States. John Cullpepper "Cull" Baucom Malona Adamantine "Melvie" Whitley Baucom Worley Evander Pressley Carrie Mae Baucom Pressley William Stanhope Long Henrietta Arminta Estridge Long John Wesley Pressley Sarah Emeline Price Pressley Jacob K. Long (CSA) Tabitha P. Polk Long Hagler John W. Estridge Elizabeth Williams Estridge Milas R. Pressley (CSA) Agnes A. Helms Pressley Andrew Griffin Price (CSA) Apsy Ann Presson Price Josiah Baucom (CSA) Emeline Price Baucom Phillip Whitley (CSA) Mary Etta Simpson Whitley Thanks in advance, Chris Reeder Florence, SC http://creeder.taylordata.com

Did your Elias or Ephaim Horn in Union Co. have a son James Horn born abt 1801 in NC. He and wife Mary Rose are living in Union Co. in Monroe in 1850. Children are George b. 1831, James Perry b. abt 1837 (married Emaline Smith and became sheriff of Union Co.), Eliza A. b. 10-20-1840 married William P. Smith, Rosanna H. b. abt 1842, Edmond Green b.abt 1846, and John W. b.1850. I have not been able to connect him to any of the other Horn/Hornes in Union Co. There is a James E. Horne on the 1870 census of Anson Co. His age is right but is living with a much younger women Elizabeth with 5 little children under 10. This could possibly be my James Horn. Do not know. Hope to hear from you, Jean Black Victoria, TX [email protected] wrote: > Descendants of Elias Horn > > 1 Elias Horn > ........ 2 Ephraim Horn > ................... 3 Elias J. Horn 1822 - 1892 > ....................... +Anna Jane 1825 - 1896 > ............................. 4 Hanna A. Horn 1846 - > ............................. 4 Susannah Horn 1848 - > ............................. 4 Horn > ............................. 4 Henry Horn 1849 - > ................................. +Charity L. Williams 1853 - > ........................................ 5 Bettinas Cole Horn 1875 - > ........................................ 5 Mary Horn 1877 - > ........................................ 5 Charlie Johnson Horn 1872 - > ........................................ 5 William Ashley Horn 1874 - > ........................................ 5 Henry Walter Horn 1880 - > ........................................ 5 Lawrence Horn 1885 - > ........................................ 5 Ora Bell Horn 1887 - > ........................................ 5 Udel C. Horn 1889 - > ............................. 4 Irene Caroline Horn 1852 - > ................................. +William Joseph Williams 1848 - > ........................................ 5 William Jasper Williams 1871 - > ........................................ 5 Elizabeth Williams 1868 - > ............................. 4 Joseph Horn 1860 - > ............................. 4 James A. Horn 1853 - > ............................. 4 Alexander Horn 1856 - > ............................. 4 F. Horn 1859 - > ............................. 4 Marshal Horn 1858 - > ............................. 4 Pinkney Horn 1863 - > ............................. 4 John Horn 1866 - > ................... 3 Hardy Horn > ................... 3 Eliza Horn Horn > ........ 2 Sherod Horn

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For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. Luke 2:11 Let's all take time and remember the true reason for the season. Merry Christmas and Happy new Millennium to all my fellow Union County genealogists. Randy Godfrey

Descendants of Elias Horn 1 Elias Horn ........ 2 Ephraim Horn ................... 3 Elias J. Horn 1822 - 1892 ....................... +Anna Jane 1825 - 1896 ............................. 4 Hanna A. Horn 1846 - ............................. 4 Susannah Horn 1848 - ............................. 4 Horn ............................. 4 Henry Horn 1849 - ................................. +Charity L. Williams 1853 - ........................................ 5 Bettinas Cole Horn 1875 - ........................................ 5 Mary Horn 1877 - ........................................ 5 Charlie Johnson Horn 1872 - ........................................ 5 William Ashley Horn 1874 - ........................................ 5 Henry Walter Horn 1880 - ........................................ 5 Lawrence Horn 1885 - ........................................ 5 Ora Bell Horn 1887 - ........................................ 5 Udel C. Horn 1889 - ............................. 4 Irene Caroline Horn 1852 - ................................. +William Joseph Williams 1848 - ........................................ 5 William Jasper Williams 1871 - ........................................ 5 Elizabeth Williams 1868 - ............................. 4 Joseph Horn 1860 - ............................. 4 James A. Horn 1853 - ............................. 4 Alexander Horn 1856 - ............................. 4 F. Horn 1859 - ............................. 4 Marshal Horn 1858 - ............................. 4 Pinkney Horn 1863 - ............................. 4 John Horn 1866 - ................... 3 Hardy Horn ................... 3 Eliza Horn Horn ........ 2 Sherod Horn

Since both Griffin and Susan are common names, do you have any approximate dates for her? Who was her husband? ----- Original Message ----- From: Keith and Paula Griffin <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 7:31 AM Subject: [NCUNION] cemeteries in New Salem > I am looking for a Susan or Susannah Coley Griffin. She moved from > Stanly to Union county about 1901, probably to be with family. She says > in her widows pension application that she is in Euto, which I found out > is now New Salem. > Does anyone know where she might be buried there? > Paula >