MAULDIN(G) — particularly James, m. 1754 Caroline VA to Catherine Tyler, to Fincastle VA by 1772 (likely lived in Wake/Chatham/Granville/Edgecombe in the interim), signed Cumberland Compact in Nashville 1780, to Logan KY 1790s, d. spring 1797. Apparent, but undocumented ties to HARRIS, LEA, THOMPSON, INNES, TUCKER, etc. Cousin of the Granville Goodloes. ROBERTSON - James and Charlotte Reeves. I am particularly interested in the identity of the 16 families that migrated with Gen. Robertson to the Watauga settlement c. 1771. Randy McConnell

My family names in Wake County are: High, Barham, Dunn, Gill, Allen I am most anxious to find Lucy Barham's parents. She was wife of Hardeman Dunn. I am also looking for the parents and siblings of Eliza Ann Gill b. 1830, m. William Bolling Dunn in 1849. Am also searching parents and siblings of Edwin Allen, b. 1856 in Wake Forest and married Fannie Dunn d/0 of William and Eliza in 1879. Also would like to make contact with any of the Dunn cousins. Beth Browne

Barham is also one of my brick walls. Hardeman Dunn married Lucy (Catherine?) Barham. Their son Benjamin Dunn was my grgrgrgrandfather. I haaven't been able to find who Lucy's parents were. I think that this Barham family came to NC from Virginia as did the Dunns. Does anyone know Lucy? Benjamin was born in 1783 in Wake Forest and I don't know whether he was the first born or not. That can give at least a little bit of a time line. Beth Browne Sue Plaster wrote: > > I am interested in all BRANNANs and BARHAMs in Wake and Johnston Counties. > > ==== NCWAKE Mailing List ====

Leonard Clark Mary Messers

I am interested in your Edward Burgess. Leonard Clark, who I think was born in Wake Co. married a Mary Burgess in Pittsylvania Co., VA in 1798. She was his second wife, his first wife was a Mary Messers. Mary Burgess was the daughter of Edward Burgess of Pittsylvania Co., VA Leonard Clark was found as early as 1784 in Wake Co. I then pick him up again (I think) in Granville Co., in 1785. He appears again in Wake Co. in 1800. After that date he is in Pittsylvania Co., VA until his death in 1830. I don't believe that your Edward and mine are the same person but they are probably related. Your thoughts? Maralee Phillips wrote: > I am looking for: > BURGESS, Achial or Akill 1770 -1835 Wake Co. N.C. > BURGESS, Edward 1770-1830 Wake Co. N.C. > and all other early BURGESS families Wake Co. N.C. > Maralee in Ca. > > ==== NCWAKE Mailing List ====

Sue Plaster Do you know of George Roy Barham b May 03, 1911, in Wake County, NC d January 18, 1964, Wake County, NC married my aunt, Roseanna Privette b July 05, 1914, Franklin County, NC and d July 13, 1967, Wake County, NC? Delores Privette Matthews

My wife and I have been researching the Surls family from Wake County NC. Thomas Surls or earliest known ancestor was born in 1773 in Wake County NC. He married Ruth Mainard or Maynard. in 1809. I have a copy of Thomas's will but I have not been able to find the parents of Thomas Surls. If anyone can help with finding his parents or his siblings if any please let me know. Thanks, Crispin Vessell

Researching Jeremiah Rich born before 1730 in Virginia, married to Mary Hunter in 1757. He lived on property on the Neus River, Wake Co. His son Jacob Rich lived in Wake Co through 1808 at least. Son of Jacob , James Rich, married Laney Freeman, daughter of Henry Freeman ( a neighbor) in 1808. They were on the 1830 census in Roane Co. Tn. Regards. Kathryn (researching Parker, Hunter, Freeman, Rich, Box, Waddle, Lawson, Davis, Downs, Blue,Hammock and Carter).

I am researching the families of Josiah Nichols and William D. Broadwell. Josiah Nichols was born ca 1730 in Bertie Co., NC. He died in Wake Co. in 1823. William D. Broadwell ws born in Bertie Co. (parents David Broadwell and Hester Coree). William died in Wake Co. in 1825. He m. Christian ___. Kay Waters Sakaris

John Dudash and Eugenia (Lugene or Genie) Brannan m. 17 Dec 1909 in Johnston Co. They appear on the 1910 Johnston Co census. A few years later they bought land in Wake Co, but I haven't been able to find hide nor hair of them in Wake Co. Maybe they were abducted by aliens and taken to another planet. I certainly could use some help in tracking them down. I know that they had one daughter named Daisy, born on 3 Nov 1911, according to her delayed birth certificate. I don't know if they had other children or not. Can anybody offer a clue about these Dudashes? Sue Brannan Plaster

I am researching Jesse B. Thorn, b. Wake Co. 1785, d.Sumpter Co., AL 1839. Probably the son of William T. Thorn and Leah King. A son, John Willis Thorn, b. Wake Co. 1822, d. 1851, Sumpter Co. AL. I am trying to confirm the identity of Jesse B.'s wife and John Willis' mother. Would also like more information on the ancesters of this family. Thanks for any help. Al Willard

Needham Brannan m. Angelina Poole on 13 Jan 1852 in Wake Co. Needham Brannan m. Mary Ann Poole on 30 Dec 1855 in Wake Co. William Brannan m. Adeline Poole on 28 Sept 1860 in Wake Co. These three ladies were sisters and are listed on the 1850 Wake Co census in the household of John and Gilley Poole. Does anyone know anything about these Brannan-Poole families? Sue Brannan Plaster

I am interested in all BRANNANs and BARHAMs in Wake and Johnston Counties.

I'm looking for any BARBOURS/BARBERS who might have strayed into Wake County from Johnston County. My husband's great uncle, AURELIUS aka A.P. BARBOUR in his enlistment papers for the Civil War, has no death record in Johnston County. Thanks for listening. Jean Barbour

Hi all, >From Wake County I am researching PRIVETT Other names: BLEVINS, DOWELL, COMBS, FARMER, LAW/S HILL, MILLS, SIZEMORE, WALKER Linda,Roanoke,VA

Hello, I am researching Bagwells who came from Wake to SC. Joye ----- Original Message -----

Greetings! I am researching the following ancestors: Solomon WILLIAMS married Sarah P. HOLLOWAY 1825 in Wake Co. N.C. (I think the P. is for PATTERSON, that her parents are Major HOLLOWAY and Sarah PATTERSON) James D. BRADLEY; Asa BRADLEY; Sampson BRADLEY; Major BRADLEY Rhonda

Looking for HAMILTON DORMAN SIMMONS JONES EDWARDS SEAGRAVES All in the Terrible Creek/ Middle Creek area -- Researching: HAMILTON McDERMOTT FITZGERALD FARMER TICE

I am researching Robert Mayton John Elmore Mayton and wife Esther _____ John Washington Mayton & Nancy Smith All in Wake County Wanda At 01:55 PM 7/18/2000 -0500, Sue wrote: >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 > > >==== NCWAKE Mailing List ==== > >

Hi, Searching for info on Shadrack or Warren or Brantley or William Barker, late 1700s to early 1800s. Migrated to western NC by 1820s. Also Bledsoe, Abraham and Sarah. John Dellinger [email protected]