Roll Call time again. I've listed this info at least twice before, but I'm still hoping someone will see it and offer more information. I'm looking for HONEYCUTT, O'NEAL, BUNCH, KIMBALL from Wake County. I have very little info on the O'Neals and am at a standstill with the Honeycutts - these 2 families are my main interest. Contact me if you have any info. Thanks. Jeri Honeycutt Aaron This is the info I have to date: Willis HONEYCUTT, Sr. (b. 1800) m. Rachal KIMBALL (b. 1802) Their children: Jackson b. 1826 Ransom b. 1828 Laura b. 1830 Ellen b. 1832 Minerva b. 1834 Misa (?) b. 1836 Mary b. 1838 Nelson b. 1840 Willis Jr. b. 1842 Willis HONEYCUTT, Jr. (b. 1842) m. Sarah Bunch (b. 1846) Children: Sam & Ruth (twins) b. 5-7-1880 John b. 4-9-1874 Sadie b. 1-14-1884 Malley & Mabel (twins) b. 4-21-1890 Betty Elizabeth Dave Claude Omie Irvin Lugenia Helen Charley Irvin HONEYCUTT m. Annie O'Neal (cousins) Children: Haywood Person Christine Clarence Earl Charlie Erdine Rayford Clarence Earl HONEYCUTT (b. 7-21-1897) m. Lilia Blanch O'Neal (cousins) Children: Clarence Aubrey (b. 9-16-1920) Earl Bennett Mary Doris Mildred Clara Betty Catherine Jimmie Larry **I am the daughter of Clarence Aubrey Honeycutt This group of people all lived on or around Eagle Rock Rd., just off Poole Road in Wake Co. close to the Johnston Co. line. The info I have on Willis Sr. and his children came from the NC 1850 census. Willis Honeycutt Jr. & his wife are buried on land in that area that they owned. JERI "the secret to life is a good cup of coffee"

Hello Sue Ashby, I am interested in the daughter of Edmond Busbee and Jerusha Johnston who married a Baucom. I have several Baucom men in Wake Co in the mid to late 1700's whose wives information I do not know. Thanks, Wendy Kinkade

Hello, Still searching info on my g-gf, (JOHN) CASWELL HOWELL b ca 1820 Wake Co, NC. He came down into Thomas Co, GA, married PERNEICE MOORING/MORING b ca 1820 (some records state NC & some GA). BARNEY B. HOWELL, b ca 1825 Wake Co, NC, was bro of my JOHN CASWELL HOWELL. BARNEY mar SMITHY ANN MOORING/ MORING - These MOORING/MORING girls could have been sisters or cousins.... Any & all help will be welcomed w/open arms - this is my maiden name line - info on these have been almost impossible to find.... Thanks for your time, Sarah Howell Studstill

Searching Allen,Holmes,York's.Mathews Nancy [email protected] Wa. ----- Original Message ----- From: "june" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 2:18 PM Subject: Re: Roll Call > MARTINS and WADES please, june [email protected] > > > > ==== NCWAKE Mailing List ==== > >

Researching DAVIS JOSEPH DAVIS d. 1790 JOHN DAVIS , b. 1764, d. 1829 JESSIE DAVIS , bb. 1767, d. 1842

Researching Glenns and Perrys in New Light District. Pleasant Glenn (c.1798-1881) Wiley Glenn (1820-1901) James Thomas Glenn William Perry b. 1810 Gaston Drewey Perry b. 1848

Thought you might want the message to go to the list Jana. I didn't see it come up and I put your surnames on it. Sue Jana Astles wrote: > > I'm looking for connections between the Beasley, Harwood, Cain, Doris and > Barbee families who lived at the border between Chatham and Wakes Counties > around 1800. There were several marriages between the families in NC and > then many of them traveled together to Robertson County, Tennessee where > more marriages took place. My primary search is the connection between the > Cains and Beasley. > > This is a great idea, Sue. Thanx > > Jana Astles > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sue [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 1:56 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Roll Call > > Hi List ! > > I just noticed that there are over 230 subscribers to this list and I > think it is time we had another roll call. > Surely, there are those of you, out there that can, connect to others, > in some way. > Let us know who you are and your surnames! > Here are some of mine: > WILSON Michael_ whose known (or suspected) children were: > Bloomer/Blumor; Stephen; James & Thomas, Michael Jr. & Milly. > My line - Bloomer WILSON and his wife Ann (whom I suspect may have been > an Alston) children were: Alston/Auston; Mark; Willis C.; Frances; > Sally; Mary; Samuel; Celia?; Asa; Elijah and an unknown dau. who married > a John BENNETT > My line - Asa WILSON married Sarah BUSBEE, had Eliza Jane; Troy G.; > Dilla G.; Harriett; Robert Hilliard; Demetra Lucetta; & Margaret Mary? > Cassandra. > Dilla G. WILSON, married my Alexander CLARK in Wake Co. 22 July, 1834 > but, they didn't live in Wake. > Some of the surnames connected to the Wilsons are: > Utley, Thompson, Sugg, Ashley, Swain, Barker, Myron, Pope, Womble, > Thrailkill, Richardson, Olive, Peddy, Jones, Farrar, Lawrence, Horton, > Edwards, Brown, Jenks, Hinnant, Upchurch, Blake, Howell, Johnson, Tedder > & Busby/Busbee. > > My BUSBEE line is from Thomas BUSBEE Sr. and Judith (COKER?) > they had: > Jesse, Thomas Jr., Edmond, Sterling and Amy > who married into, the Barby, Prince, Johnston, & Yates families. > My Edmond/Edward BUSBEE married Jerusha JOHNSTON, dau. of Henry > JOHNSTON, Sr. and Martha "Patsy" WEST the dau. of Robert WEST. > Henry JOHNSTON Sr. and "Patsy" had: > Jerusha; Druzella, Drury and Henry, Jr. who married into the Pate and > Jones families. > > Edmond Busbee and Jerusha Johnston had: > Sarah "Sally"; Ransom; Elizabeth; Candace; Polly (MARY?); Jincy (Jane); > & Alfred. > They married - Baucom; Jones; Wilson; & Ellington's > > O.k. It's your turn!! > > Sue Ashby, listowner > > ______________________________

Researching the Thompson family of Wake Co. Jim Thompson [email protected]

I am also looking for info on this Jonathan Stephenson who married Mary Ann Jones. Bonnie and I have already met. In a land grant that Jonathan was in, there is a Brittain Stephenson mentioned as well. Dr. Roy Edward Brown, Jr. Chiropractic Physician 636-207-9582 home Nutritional, Orthopedic and Air Purification Products http://www.chirodoc.org Genealogy web sites: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/r/o/Roy-E-Brown/ http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=drbdc -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 2:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Roll Call-Stephens, Jonathan Hi: Interested in Jonathan Stephens(Stephenson) who married Polly(Mary) Jones in Wake County, NC 7-24-1807. Thanks. Bonnie ==== NCWAKE Mailing List ==== =======NCWAKE List======= To search for surnames previously posted on this list, Please, click on the URL below. Enter NCWAKE-L, in the box. Then, follow instructions. http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Hello! Surnames include Johnson, Lee, Cobb, Comb Thanks! Debbie

I have many lines coming out of Wake Co., but these 2 are brickwalls: Robert PERRY, b. c1775 (where unknown), md. 1802 Franklin Co., NC Frances RICHARDS (her mother was a PERRY, but have been unable to connect the two lines); d. 1837 Wake Co., NC. I would like to know who Robert PERRY's parents, siblings were. Henry MOORING, d. 1822 Wake Co., md. Betsy Loftin FORT (dau. of John FORT and Unknown) in 1789, Wake Co., NC. Who were his parents? I would love to correspond with anyone working on these lines, or anyone working on Richard Hyde HAYLEY and wife Mary WOOD (she md. Edward DORAM after his death) or Dempsey POWELL and wife Pleasant BENTON. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

I would very much like to learn the present add. or e-mail of Jim McCullough who lived in Wake co. (Raleigh) until 1954 (?). If any of you know this please e-mail me. TIA J. Paxton Fisher [email protected] BlindBat wrote: > Hello List, > You now have a roll call in progress. I use the digest mode and unless you have the major names in the subject line, I don't have time to and read every msg. > Please use your major surnames in the subject that that if I can help, I will. > Respectfully > LeRoy Branton > Wake Co, NC > > Researching: > BRANTON-CARPENTER > STEPHENS-WILLETT > > ==== NCWAKE Mailing List ====

My family names include: Horton, Broadwell, Lee, Rhodes, Ferrell, Etheridge, Bunch, and Bell. I am particularly interested in information on Elizabeth Bell who was living in the Little River District at the time of the 1850 Census. Her children were Lucy, Sarah, and Rufus. I believe that Lucy later married Patrick Dowd Massey and that Elizabeth moved to Nash County. By 1860, Elizabeth was living with her daughter, Sarah Bell Lewis, and son, Rufus there. Any information about this family is of interest. I'm also glad to share infomration on my other lines. Patti Hinton French [email protected]

Hello List, You now have a roll call in progress. I use the digest mode and unless you have the major names in the subject line, I don't have time to and read every msg. Please use your major surnames in the subject that that if I can help, I will. Respectfully LeRoy Branton Wake Co, NC Researching: BRANTON-CARPENTER STEPHENS-WILLETT

CROCKER: Trying to find GGGD John CROCKER PRIVETTE: Tempie Elizabeth wife of John Daniel QUALLS The rest of that line including: WRIGHT/PERRY/LANGFORD/RODWELL/SHERRUN Thanks, Shelby *********************************** Shelby Jean CROCKER-Smith [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/3843/ ***********************************

Hi List I would like to find ancestors, birth date and place for Thomas CROWDER. His will is dated 1835 and probated in 1842. He was married to Fanny ???, would like to find her maiden name also. They had 9 children: Nancy, John, George, Sarah, Hardy, Isaac, Richard, Thomas A. and James. Richard m Elizabeth Adams in 1832. They moved to Dallas Co. AR. in the 1850s and had 8 children. I have more information to share. If you know anything about Thomas or Fanny, please let me know. Thanks, Linda

Hi, A "white poll" is a count of the white male citizens over the age of 16 or 18 or 21 (depending on the time and the state taken) I believe that is was 18 in N.C. at that time period but, don't quote me, I would have to check on it. So, if you have 2 white polls you have two men of legal age in that household. If you track back on the tax lists you can get a good idea of when the men in you ancestors' family came of age. If you compare the tax lists to the census lists of pre-1850 (where all you have are age groups, you can narrow birth years down some. Hope this helps. sUE [email protected] wrote: > > Wake and surrounding counties: CLEMENTS, CLEMONS, CLEMMONS, SHIPP, DANIEL, > MANGUM > > Question re: the 1830 and 1840 Tax Lists--what is the "number of white > polls"? > > JJohnson > Kingwood TX > > ==== NCWAKE Mailing List ====

Hi: Interested in Jonathan Stephens(Stephenson) who married Polly(Mary) Jones in Wake County, NC 7-24-1807. Thanks. Bonnie

Looking for parents/siblings of Alcey Hambleton/Hamilton b. before 1797 Alcey married Edeth Smith in 1818 in Wake Co. Burrel Brown was the bondsman. Alcey sold his land on Neals (?) creek--Wake Co. and moved to TN in the early 1820's Thanks, Nancy Hamilton [email protected]

Presently searching for information on John and Mary Margaret Lee; they had a least 4 children - Tilligmy (Tillitha), Mary, Louisa, Peter and/or Elijah. At least 2 children lived in Wake Co. Other Wake Co. lines: Myatt, Speight, Rowland, Partin, Honeycutt, Godwin Sylvia