This is to let those of my friends and relatives know what is happening with the trial of the murders of my Father. Ginger L. Christmas-Beattie ------------------------------------------------------------------------ R E G I O N A L N E W S Thu, October 3, 2002 Jordan's jailbreak considered for trial John Ingle, , Times Record News To submit or not to submit - that is the question. A 97th District judge is considering whether or not evidence from a February jailbreak should be considered when Charles William Jordan's capital murder trial begins sometime in mid-November to early December. Jordan is accused of the shotgun killing of James Christmas and the beating death of his wife, Ullaine, at a Bowie house following an argument. He was captured, along with Crystal Soto and William Christmas - grandchildren of the couple - in Washington state days after the murders. The trial has been moved from Montague to Fort Worth in an effort of find a jury that hasn't been exposed to the case. Defense attorney Bruce Martin of Wichita Falls also questioned the constitutionality of the death penalty before 97th District Judge Roger Towery in a Fort Worth courtroom. District Attorney Tim Cole said admitting facts of previous criminal history is always an issue during trials. But Jordan's escape from the Montague County Jail in February showed something the jury should be able to consider, he said. "It (the escape) states his evidence of guilt," Cole said. "Case law in this state in the past has supported that." The escape showed Jordan's "guilty mind and conscience," he said. He wouldn't have run had he not been guilty, Cole said. The admission of escape evidence could also help the prosecution when the punishment phase of the trial begins, he said. "Bringing it out at the punishment phase is a different issue," Cole said. "That shows that he was a risk of escape in the past and is a risk of escape in the future." Martin objected to the use of the jailbreak during the trial. "Tim (Cole) wanted to be able to question the jury and he wanted to be able to introduce it during the guilt phase of the trial," he said. "We objected to it and the judge is considering it." Towery is expected to make a decision on the motion by Monday morning when the two sides begin jury selection in Fort Worth, Martin said. He contested the constitutionality of the death penalty before Towery, but the judge denied a motion to have the death penalty thrown out. "We're facing the death penalty as a possible punishment," Martin said. Cole said it was standard for defense attorneys to contest the legality of the harshest punishment available for capital murder trials. The motions are routinely made and routinely denied, he said. Both sides said a plea agreement was not in the works and wouldn't happen. When questioned about the possibility of a plea deal, Cole's response was: "No. The decision to seek death has been made in this case." When jury selection begins Monday, Martin said there isn't a particular type of juror the defense is seeking. "There's no way to pigeonhole jurors," he said. "There's no particular brand of juror we want, other than one opposed to the death penalty, but we want someone who is going to give thought to our evidence." Martin said the defense would attempt to prove is that Jordan is not an assassin and the murders weren't premeditated. Jury selection should last about four to six weeks. The trial is expected to run about one week. Regional and military reporter John Ingle can be contacted at (940) 763-7532, (800) 627-1646 Ext. 532 or by e-mail at inglej@wtr.com.

I am having difficulty getting started with my WOOD and HAMLET lines and I am hoping someone will be familiar with this line. Mary Miles WOOD is my first great-grandmother. Her father was Charley John WOOD and mother was Ryna HAMLET. The only dates I have is for Mary Miles WOOD who was born August 2 1871 and Died August 2 1926. Mary Miles WOOD married James Walter THARRINGTON on Feb. 14 1892 in Fishing Creek Twp. Warren County, North Carolina Charley John WOOD and Ryna HAMLET also had a son Charley WOOD Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Patti All outgoing email was checked by Norton Anti Virus 2002 and is Virus Free.

In a message dated 9/27/02 1:04:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time, NCWARREN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Andrew Carl Wortham born in 1916. His parents were Andrew Jackson Wortham > and Mary Cameron(maiden name) Wortham. A.J. Wortham was from....Warren > Plains>>> Here are the Worthams on the Warren County 1880 census: > > WORTHAM, Nancy Self <1796> F W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > ORTHAM, William Self <1814> M W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > ORTHAM, Richd. J. Self <1818> M W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren SandyCreek > ORTHAM, Ann R. Wife <1823> F W Bir: VA > Cen: NC Warren SandyCreek > ORTHAM, Andrew Son <1851> M W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > ORTHAM, Ben Son <1856> M W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren SandyCreek > ORTHAM, Martha A. J. Dau <1862> F W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > ORTHAM, Eddie H. GSon <1863> M W Bir: VA > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > ORTHAM, Otho P. Son <1863> M W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren SandyCreek > ORTHAM, Charles H. Son <1866> M W Bir: VA > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > ORTHAM, Fannie Other <1868> F W Bir: NC > Cen: NC Warren Hawtree > > As you can see Andrew J. Wotham is not recorded on this census and so must >

Looking for information, marriage records, Will, court records, tax schedules, Warren Co., Valentine White married Elizabeth Pettiloe, (sometimes spelled Pattillo) 10 Jul 1793. Trying to find any children and whether info tells where Valentine White and Eliazbeth both orignated from. Their marriage info is: Marriage Bond: 000163310, Bondsman: Avery Connell; Witness: Richd Russell, Record # 01 268.

Hi Ginger! Don't know if you've heard, but a new Warren Co. Heritage book will be printed by the end of 2002. No doubt there will be several references to Worthams and hundreds of other Warren County pioneers and modern families! Here's a link to the site describing the project of the Warren Co. Heritage Book Committee: http://www.geocities.com/bjbarnhill/Warren.html Don & Becky Mills eaglesnestmtn@mindspring.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ginger Christmas-Beattie" <glxmas@ancestraltracks.com> To: <NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 8:55 AM Subject: [NCWARREN-L] Re: Family from Warren County > Does anyone have information on this family? > > Ginger > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > PinkieSnc@aol.com wrote: > > > Hello, > > I am seeking information on my father's family. His name was Andrew > > Carl Wortham > > born in 1916. His parents were Andrew Jackson Wortham and Mary > > Cameron(maiden name) Wortham. A.J. Wortham was from my understanding > > and orphan, raised by a farmer in Warren Plains. His siblings were > > Annie Wortham King and Johnny Wortham. Johnny was sent to an > > orphanage and Annie was raised with Andrew. Mary Cameron Wortham had > > a sister named Sadie Cameron Faulkner. If you have any information, > > or could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. > > > > Thank You > > Kristie Wortham Small > > PinkieSnc@aol.com > > > ==== NCWARREN Mailing List ==== > Welcome to the Warren County NC Mailing list. Visit Rootsweb, the creator of this list at http://www.rootsweb.com > >

I have received a copy of my ggggrandfather Henry Lynn Plummer's Account book for 1862 to 1864. He had pages titled as Warrenton Depot and Ridgeway Depot. He also had many other pages with other persons on them. I'm trying to find out if Warrenton Depot and Ridgeway Depot may have been Confederate Army Depots for buying supplies from the locals. Does anyone have input on this? Joe McDonald

I forgot to mention something important. As you all know, Ginger and I were serving as cordinators of the Warren Co. GenWeb page. For personal reasons, Ginger had to leave us for a short while and I am happy to say she is back. Ginger has a great deal of data on Warren Co. and probably the largest selection of microfilm outside the State Archives. The Warren Co. GenWeb page will be corrected to reflect that Ginger is back! Ginger can be reached at: glxmas@ancestraltracks.com Nola

Folks, I just received this but I think it was a bounce from the mail list because the contributor was not subscribed to the list. It is a great bit of information and I wanted to make certain that the efforts of Deloris Williams were not in vain. If anyone has any of the memorials for deceased members, we would be happy to have them. Thank you Deloris! Her original message is below: Nola ________________________________________ Lovely Hill Baptist Church of Warren County, North Carolina (Surnames mentioned in this document: Allen, Alston, Arrington, Baker, Brame, Braxton, Brown, Cheek, Clanton Copeland, Davis, Dixon, Edwards, Egerton, Faulkner, Fitts, Fitz, Foster, Griffin, Harris, Harrison, Hawkins, Hedgepeth, Hudgins, Ingram, Johnson, Kearney, Kerr, Lawson, Newell, Nickolson, Plummer, Powell, Ross, Spruill, Streeter, Suggs, Swinson, Thornton, Watson, West, Williams) I have come into possession of a book made by the Greater Lovely Hill Baptist Church celebrating its 111th Anniversary, in May 11, 1977. My Great Aunt gave me the book just recently and I have found that there is some information in it that may be of great use to some of us. I do not know anything other than what is in the book, with the exception of a few names who are related to me, so I cannot answer inquiries about what happened to most of the individuals. Here is a synopsis of the church history as stated in this book: The church as founded in 1866 right after the end of the Civil War by 12 brave men and women with extraordinary insight . It was a brush arbor as its beginning place of worship. The lowly brush arbor was ideal for that purpose since it protected worshippers from the heat of the blazing sun in summer, as well as serving as its own air conditioner. And it provided shelter against the ravaging wind and blowing rain. These founders felt that the spot chosen as the church site was truly atop the loveliest hill on the countryside. The Reverend Loveless Brown, Sr. was the first minister, who served as pastor for four years. Reverend Saul Clanton was the 2nd pastor, who served fro 32 years, from 1870 to 1902. He was instrumental in keeping the congregation together and in adding new members. During this time, Mrs. Lizzie Clanton, inspired the congregation to seek construction of a church building. The first recorded deed for real estate to build the church in the name of Lovely Hill Baptist Church is dated September 13, 1882, where for the sum of $5.00 a parcel of land containing one acre was obtained from Turner Alston. The deed listed as trustees: Young Clanton, Jim Allen, Sam Williams, Louis Baker and others. The land was sold to be kept and used as a missionary Baptist church for and in consideration of divine worship; and if the church were to go down and not be kept, as forestated, the land would revert back to the original owner or to his heirs. Church ownership of the first acre was registered in Superior Court, Warren County, NC, on January 5, 1885 and filed before the Warren County Reg. of Deeds, Mansfield. F. Thornton, a prominent black Warren County resident, on January 21, 1885. One of the first Deaconesses and Mothers of the Church was Mrs. Anna Alston, born 1843. She had a son, George W. Alston, who later became one of Lovely Hill's sons who went into the ministry. The third pastor was Rev. Lovelace Brown, Jr., who was the son of the first pastor, the only father-son combination to serve as pastors in the church's history. He served from 1902 to 1911. Next came Reverend Guilford B. Fitts, was the father of Deacon Willie Herbert Fitz, and he served two terms. The first was from 1911 to 1916. During this time, land was secured to use as a cemetery. A deed for one and one quarter acres was obtained from Mildred and Turner Alston for $10.00 on December 9, 1910. It was located on Mountain View Road adjoining the lands of William Alston, W. G. Egerton, Turner Alston and others. Deacons (Trustees) were listed as Young Clanton, Reuben Newell and Jerry Alston. Mr. And Mrs. Turner Alston appeared before acting Justice of the Peace, J. B. Harris on December 17, 1910, but the cemetery parcel was not registered in Superior Court until June 20, 1911. On March 3, 1911, another one and one-half acres was purchased on Mountain View Road from Anna and Willie Alston. Deacons listed were Young Clanton, Sr., Reuben Newell and Jerry Alston. The deed was registered on the same date. The fifth pastor was Reverend Nick V. Davis of Weldon who served from 1916 through 1925. During this time Mrs. Lydia Johnson of Littleton donated two beautiful amber topped cut-glass goblets and two engraved metal plates, which were used for decades by the church during Communion. Next, Reverend Guilford B. Fitts was recalled as pastor and served from 1925 through 1929. The seventh pastor was Reverend John J. Brame, who served through the early Depression years, 1930 to 1937. The eighth pastor, was Reverend Clifton E. Griffin of Mebane, North Carolina, who served from 1937 to 1945, when he resigned to become pastor of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Norfolk, VA. During his tenure, the Youth Choir was organized by Mrs. Ophelia Watson Swinson, the church started participating in charitable organizations such as the Hart Fund and the Red Cross, strongly supported their missionary work, and became represented in the National Baptist Conventions. The ninth pastor was Reverend Ernest B. Suggs, who served from 1945 through 1953, when he died of a sudden illness. During this time, a piano was purchased and an Usher Board was organized. He also led the church in digging a well, that provided better drinking water for the church. The next pastor, number ten, was Reverend John H. Foster of Raleigh, North Carolina, who served from 1954 to 1961. It was during this time that the new church was built, which was started by Reverend Griffin by raising the funds. The building began in 1956 and was dedicated in June, 1957, when the name was changed to "The Greater Lovely Hill Baptist Church." It was moved to a two acre site on Secondary Road 1509. One acre of the land was purchased from Joseph C. Faulkner, and he gave the second acre to the church. The eleventh pastor was Reverend O'Kelly Lawson of Henderson, North Carolina, who served from 1961 to 1966, when he resigned to become pastor of Sandy Grove Baptist Church at Lumberton, North Carolina, and then to Greenville, North Carolina. The twelfth pastor was the Reverend Monsie R. Hedgepeth of Oxford, North Carolina who started service as of March 1966. Among the first Missionaries are listed as: Mrs. Maggie L. (Davis) Watson - b: 1874 - d: 1970 Mrs. Dorothy Spruill - b: 1859 -1948 Mrs. Peggy Powell - b. 1854 - 1948 Mrs. Mary Hudgins - b: 1858 -1922 Mrs. Alice Alston - b: 1870 1925 Former Deacons; William Clanton Young Clanton, Sr. John Brown Turner Alston - 1839 - 1911 Reuben Newell - 1856 - 1933 Norman Alston - 1885 - 1955 Jerry Alston - 1868 - 1926 Andrew Brown - 1884 - 1947 Jim Williams Robert Y. Davis - 1878 - 1939 Robert Harris William S. Hudgins - 1895 - 1964 Willie J. Spruill - 1875 - 1950 David N. Spruill - 1895 - 1975 Willie F. Powell - 1880 - 1963 James W. Alston - 1890 - 1960 Thomas Williams - 1871 - 1946 Former Deaconesses: Mrs. Mariah Clanton - 1847 - 1919 Mrs. Lucy D. Watson - 1848 - 1929 Mrs. Mary Hudgins - 1858 - 1922 Mrs. Cora B. Spruill - 1878 - 1960 Mrs. Beulah Spruill - 1894 - 1966 Mrs. Mary A. Alston - 1870 - 1925 Mrs. Nannie Brown - 1882- 1962 Mrs. Martha Williams - 1864 - 1939 Mrs. Penola M. Hudgins - 1895 - 1955 Mrs. Annie L. Kearney - 1894 - 1967 Mrs. Maggie L. (Davis) Watson - 1874 - 1870 Mrs. Enolia L. (Davis) Streeter - 1888 - 1974 Mrs. Rebecca Newell 1865 - 1945 Mrs. Anna Alston - 1843 - 1929 Mrs. Mary Clanton - 1876 - 1969 Former Missionaries: Mrs. Jane Nicholson - 1858- 1939 Mrs. Della Harrison - 1896 - 1976 Mrs. Angie F. Dixon - 1901 - 1970 Mrs. Minerva Hawkins - 1878 - 1966 Mrs. Nannie J. Hudgins - 1898 - 1947 Mrs. Lizzie Alston - 1893 -1967 Mrs. Emma C. Davis - 1891 -1951 Mrs. Minnie (Cheek) Arrington - 1888 - 1946 Mrs. Rosa E. Edwards - 1903 - 1970 Miss Susie Williams - 1888 -1950 Mrs. Cora B. Spruill - 1878 - 1970 Mrs. Pattie C. (Davis) Davis - 1892 - 1957 Mrs. Mary Eliza (Davis) Powell - 1859 - 1947 Mrs. Lillie Cheek - 1882 - 1944 Mrs. Mildred Alston - 1865 -1937 Mrs. Beulah Spruill - 1894 - 1965 Mrs. Lucy S. Harris - 1890 - 1953 Mrs. Channie C. Powell - 1914 - 1975 Miss Lucy Williams - 1911 -1944 Mrs. Mary Clanton - 1876 - 1969 Mrs. Lillie P. Ingram - 1896 - 1961 Mrs. Lillian Alston Mrs. Nevie J. (Davis) Powell - 1884 - 1967 Mrs. India Plummer Other Former Members (deceased): Mr. Arthur W. Hudgins Mr. Leroy Newell Mr. Joseph Spruill Mr. James L. Watson (first organized the Church Choir in early 1900's) Mr. James A. Alston Mrs. Rosa Kerr Mr. Benjamin Powell Mr. Samuel Cheek Mr. Garfield Copeland Mr. Langdon West Mrs. Marjorie W. Ross Mr. Edward Brown Mr. Joseph C. Faulkner Mr. Lafayette L. Brown Mr. David N. Spruill Other Ministers: Rev. George W. Alston - 1875 - 1957 ( son of William and Anna Alston) Rev. John Henry Clanton - ordained 1928 (son of Jimmy Clanton and Ida Clanton) Rev. Samuel B. Clanton - 1883 - 1947 ( son of Rev. Saul and Mariah Clanton) Rev. James S. Spruill - ordained 1928 ( son of Henry and Dorothy Spruill) Rev. William Williams Rev. Anniah Clanton - 1882 ?- 1930 (son of Rev. Saul and Mariah Clanton) Cemetery- Headstones visible in photo: William E. Clanton - Aug.28, 1903 - Nov.16, 1965-REST IN PEACE Jesse Ed Braxton - TEXAS, U.S. NAVY-WORLD WAR II-Aug. 15, 1919 - Jan. 16,1972 CLANTON- John H. - 1872 -1955 , Mary H. - 1876 - 1969 ***There is also a list of members of the church as of 1977. If anyone wants me to check a name for them, I will be happy to do so if you send me an email. There are also a few dedications to deceased family members from their then living relatives, some with addresses. I will do a check of any of those names also, but I will only disclose the names of family members listed in the dedication*** Deloris Williams deloris.williams2@verizon.net

Does anyone have information on this family? Ginger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PinkieSnc@aol.com wrote: > Hello, > I am seeking information on my father's family. His name was Andrew > Carl Wortham > born in 1916. His parents were Andrew Jackson Wortham and Mary > Cameron(maiden name) Wortham. A.J. Wortham was from my understanding > and orphan, raised by a farmer in Warren Plains. His siblings were > Annie Wortham King and Johnny Wortham. Johnny was sent to an > orphanage and Annie was raised with Andrew. Mary Cameron Wortham had > a sister named Sadie Cameron Faulkner. If you have any information, > or could point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it. > > Thank You > Kristie Wortham Small > PinkieSnc@aol.com

unsubscribe --sd -----Original Message----- From: Ginger Christmas-Beattie [mailto:glxmas@ancestraltracks.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 8:33 AM To: NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCWARREN-L] 1811 Tax List I have found the 1811 Tax List on the Will Book microfilm reel 16 and Nola Duffy will be adding it to the web page for those of you who are interested. I will be able to make print outs of the original film pages for those who would like to add them to your files. These films are not just Wills. I have located Deeds, Indentures, Bonds, Inventories and Guardianship Papers on the Will Book reels. I have also found that not all wills are in the main index to the Will Books. As time allows I will update the index to the Will Books. Ginger ==== NCWARREN Mailing List ==== Welcome to the Warren County mailing list! Here we discuss all KINDS of neat things about Warren County NC Genealogy and History. Visit the Warren County website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncwarren/

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncwarren/ VJ Payne wrote: > Which web page will it be on? > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Ginger Christmas-Beattie <glxmas@ancestraltracks.com> > To: <NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 7:33 AM > Subject: [NCWARREN-L] 1811 Tax List > > > I have found the 1811 Tax List on the Will Book microfilm reel 16 and > > Nola Duffy will be adding it to the web page for those of you who are > > interested. I will be able to make print outs of the original film > > pages for those who would like to add them to your files. These films > > are not just Wills. I have located Deeds, Indentures, Bonds, > > Inventories and Guardianship Papers on the Will Book reels. I have also > > found that not all wills are in the main index to the Will Books. As > > time allows I will update the index to the Will Books. > > > > Ginger > > > > > > ==== NCWARREN Mailing List ==== > > Welcome to the Warren County mailing list! Here we discuss all KINDS of > neat things about Warren County NC Genealogy and History. Visit the Warren > County website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncwarren/ > >

I have found the 1811 Tax List on the Will Book microfilm reel 16 and Nola Duffy will be adding it to the web page for those of you who are interested. I will be able to make print outs of the original film pages for those who would like to add them to your files. These films are not just Wills. I have located Deeds, Indentures, Bonds, Inventories and Guardianship Papers on the Will Book reels. I have also found that not all wills are in the main index to the Will Books. As time allows I will update the index to the Will Books. Ginger

I now have the following reels of microfilm in my home library: #NC1 Population schedules of the ninth census of the United States: 1870 Census Cherokee, Chowan and Clay Counties. (M593 roll 113) #NC2 Population schedules of the twelfth census of the United States:1900 population census schedules United States. Census Office. 12th census, 1900 #NC3 Population schedules of the twelfth census of the United States:1900 Census Soundex and population schedules United States. Census Office. #NC4 County Court minutes to the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 1779-1787 and 1787 - 1800 North Carolina. County Court (Warren County) #NC5 County Court minutes to the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 1800-1813 North Carolina. County Court (Warren County) #NC6 County Court minutes to the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 1833-1843 North Carolina. County Court (Warren County) #NC7 County Court minutes to the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 1844-1857 North Carolina. County Court (Warren County) #NC8 County Court minutes to the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 1823-1833 North Carolina. County Court (Warren County) #NC9 Equity minutes, 1819-1868 North Carolina. Equity Court (Warren County) #NC10 Superior Court minutes, 1822-1924 North Carolina. Superior Court (Warren County) #NC11 Miscellaneous records of Anson County, North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution. Craighead-Dunlap Chapter (Wadesboro, North Carolina) #NC12 The Sherrill saga : History of William Sherrill (Sherwill), the Congestoga fur trader, 16 ? to 1725, and of his son Adam Sherrill, the North Carolina pioneer, 1699 to 1772 Clark, Wanda L. (Wanda Laveta) , 1917 #NC13 History and roster of the Nicholson and Bain clans of Caithensshire, Scotland, and of the Dickson and Grahan clans of Lanarkshire, Scotland, 1513-1951 Nicholson, John C., b. 1862 #NC14 Selected references relating to Johnston of Caskieben, Crimond and Caiesmill : with references to Alderman Robert Johnson, deputy treasurer of the Virginia Company, the Ulter Plantation, and the Somers Islands Johnson, Lorand V. (Lorand Victor) , 1905 #NC15 Records of Deeds, 1764-1960; index to deeds, 1764-1964; index to real estate conveyances, 1860-1923 Warren County (North Carolina). Register of Deeds #NC16 Census schedules, 1790 United States. Census Office. 1st census, 1790 #NC17 Land and probate records, 1760-1800 Bute County (North Carolina). Clerk of the Superior Court #NC18 Census schedules, 1800 United States. Census Office. 2nd census, 1800 #NC19 Guardians accounts, 1792-1825 North Carolina. County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions (Warren County) #NC20 Guardians accounts, 1792-1825 North Carolina. County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions (Warren County) #NC21 Marriage Bonds, Vols. A, B, C (Warren County) #NC22 Marriage Bonds, Vols. D, E, F, G, H (Warren County) #NC23 Marriage Bonds, Vols. M, N-O, P, Q-R, S (Warren County) #NC24 Marriage Bonds, Vols. T, U, V, W (Warren County) #NC25 Index to Wills 1763-1968 (images of index only) (Warren County) #NC26 Guardianship Papers 1792-1825 (Warren County) #NC27 Index to Wills, Devisors and Devisees 1763-1964, Vol. A-Z (Warren County) #NC28 Guardianship Bonds, 1800-1825 (Warren County) #NC29 Illegitimacy Bonds, 1784-1825 (Warren County) #NC30 Powers of Attorney, 1800-181 (Warren County) #NC32 Cross Index to Real Estate Grantors & Grantees A-Z 1764-1918 (Warren County) #NC33 Records of Deeds Vol. A 1764-1766 (Warren County) #NC34 Records of Deeds Vol. 1, 2, 3 1765-1783 (Warren County) #NC35 Records of Deeds Vol. 2 1767-1783 (Warren County) #NC36 Records of Deeds Vol. 3, 4 1764-1766 (Warren County) #NC37 Records of Deeds Vol. 5, 6 1770-1778 (Warren County) #NC38 Records of Deeds Vol. 7, 8 1778-1787 (Warren County) #NC39 Records of Deeds Vol. 9 1787-1788 (Warren County) #NC40 Records of Deeds Vol. 10, 11, 12, 13 1788-1796 (Warren County) #NC41 Records of Deeds Vol. 14, 17, 18 1796-1810 (Warren County) #NC42 Records of Deeds Vol. 19, 20, 21 1810-1821 (Warren County) #NC43 Records of Deeds Vol. 22, 23, 24 1821-1827 (Warren County) #NC44 Records of Deeds Vol. 25, 26 1827-1835 (Warren County) #NC45 Records of Deeds Vol. 27, 28 1836-1844 (Warren County) #NC46 Records of Deeds Vol. 28, 30 1844-1852 (Warren County) #NC47 Records of Deeds Vol. 31 1851-1859 (Warren County) #NC48 Records of Deeds Vol. 32, 33 1860-1870 (Warren County) #NC49 Records of Deeds Vol. 34, 35 1870-1873 (Warren County) #NC50 Records of Deeds Vol. 36, 37 1873-1875 (Warren County) #NC51 Records of Deeds Vol. 42, 43 1878-1879 (Warren County) #NC52 Records of Deeds Vol. 44, 45 1879-1881 (Warren County) #NC53 Records of Deeds Vol. 46 1881 (Warren County) #NC54 Records of Deeds Vol. 63, 64 1899-1900 (Warren County) #NC55 Records of Deeds Vol. 81, 82 1910-1912 (Warren County) #NC57 Records of Deeds Vol. 91, 92 1914-1916 (Warren County) #NC57 Records of Deeds Vol. 97, 98 1916-1917 (Warren County) #NC58 Records of Deeds Vol. 99, 100, 101 1917-1925 (Warren County) #NC59 Records of Deeds 1860-1870 Vol. 32, 33 (Warren County) #NC60 Land and probate records, 1760-1800 (Bute County). Clerk of the Superior Court #NC61 Records of Wills 1764-1774 Vol. 1 (Warren County) #NC62 Records of Wills 1774-1793 Vol. 2,3,4 (Warren County) #NC63 Records of Wills 1788-1796 Vol. 5,6,7 (Warren County) #NC64 Records of Wills 1795-1798 Vol. 8,9 (Warren County) #NC65 Records of Wills 1798-1811 Vol. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 (Warren County) #NC66 Records of Wills 1811-1814 Vol. 16, 17, 18 (Warren County) #NC67 Records of Wills 1814-1823 Vol. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 (Warren County) #NC68 Records of Wills 1823-1826 Vol. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 (Warren County) #NC69 Records of Wills 1826-1828 Vol. 30, 31 (Warren County) #NC70 Records of Wills 1828-1837 Vol. 32, 33, 34, 35 (Warren County) #NC71 Records of Wills Vol. 53, 54, 55 1915-1946 (Warren County) Ginger L. Christmas-Beattie http://www.ancestraltracks.com

I just got an e-mail listing the uploads to the USGenWeb Archives for this week and one of the items was a list of Bibles in the NC State Archives. I looked at it briefly and saw some Warren Co. names so thought I would pass it along, just in case there may be families you are interested in. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/ncstate/bibles/ncbibles.txt Nola

In reading my email I see on spell check the word, decendency was changed to dependency, SORRY. Also, Sutton is some places changed to Soutane, It is Sutton. William Sutton who married Elizabeth Jackson lived in Warren County and in fact were married there in 1789. Elizabeth Jackson is the decendent of Nancy Mayfield and Drury Jackson. Nancy Mayfield is the decendent of Abraham Mayfield. My Suttons have been hard to connect from Warren County back to Northumberland and any help anyone might offer is most appreciated. Billie Sutton Smith

--part1_187.e37af16.2ab7e6ab_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_187.e37af16.2ab7e6ab_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <BJS020442@aol.com> From: BJS020442@aol.com Full-name: BJS 020442 Message-ID: <61.25f03c93.2ab7e1ea@aol.com> Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2002 21:39:54 EDT Subject: Descendents of Richard Sutton of Northumberland, Va. To: sutton-l@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 7.0 for Windows US sub 10634 The following outline although not proven in many parts, is the dependency, I believe at this point, of Richard Soutane who died in 1702 in Northumberland, Va. Any help in confirming or negating the information presented will be greatly appreciated.PLEASE REMEMBER THAT MUCH OF WHAT IS HERE IS NOT ACTUALLY PROVEN, HOWEVER THE PIECES SEEM TO FIT AND THE NAMES SEEM TO CONNECT. Richard Sutton wife perhaps Ann (will of 1702) l. William Sutton 2. John Sutton married to Elizabeth Lunceford 3. Richard Sutton married to Susannah Carrier Burkley (later married Newton) This Richard is from Westmoreland Co. Va. (1) Richard Sutton married Mary Hardwick [1] Richard [2] James [3] Jacob [4] Mary married William Hazelrigg 4. Lazarus Sutton wife Elizabeth Unknown Last Name (Will of 1767) (1) Moses Sutton who married Dollie Palmer, Elizabeth Pittman, Caty Pittman (Will of 1796) Note Several Pitman children mentioned in his will. (Will of 1796) [1] William married Elizabeth Jackson a. Moses Sutton b. Nancy Sutton c. John Sutton married Mary Hay, then Ann Mann l.Henry Wiley Sutton 2. Peninah Sutton married Henry William Hamilton 3. Rebeca Sutton 4. William Sutton married Sarah Higginbothom 5. David W. Sutton married Lamira Allis 6. James F. Sutton married Martha Ann Gilbert 7. John A. Sutton 8. Elizabeth Sutton 9. Mary A. Sutton married Leroy Collie Mann 10. Sarah Sutton [2] Richard [3] James [4] John [5] Thomas (2) Lazarus Sutton [1] Nancy Sutton [2] Issac Sutton (Will of 1785) a. Salley Sutton married John Way [3] Thomas Sutton married to Betsy a. Betsy Sutton married to Davenport Way then Joseph Fielding.(Davenport Way died in 1790.) (2) John Sutton whose wife is Mary (will of 1741) [1] William [2] Ann [3] Elizabeth [4] John [5] Mary [6] Dorothy [7] Richard [8] Sarah Ann --part1_187.e37af16.2ab7e6ab_boundary--

Looking for info on Roderick (William) Bigelow, (also spelled "Bigaloe, Begalow, Biglow") listed in Warren Co. Minutes to Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Volume V,1801-1805, pg. 51, 75, 95, Volume VI, 1806-1809, pg. 96, 115, 127, Volume VII, 1810-1813, page 21, 43. Don't have the aforementioned information court info but have requested it. Roderick Bigelow married Elizabeth Pattillo (also spelled "Pattiloe"), Warren Co. Nov. 20, 1811. Elizabeth Pattillo had three kids, Elizabeth, Mary and Thomas when she married Roderick. Roderick was Thomas Bigelow's stepfather. Roderick Bigelow died Warren Co. 1819. Don't have will but have requested it from NC Archives. Roderick Bigelow lists as owning 310 slaves in 1810 census, Warren Co. Want to find any information on "guardianship" for Roderick to give Thomas his name, i.e., Thomas Bigelow. Thomas Bigelow used both Thomas Bigelow and Thomas Pattillo interchangeably. Thomas Bigelow, listed 1850 census, Caswell Co. owned 1,110 acres of land and lists Warren County as his birthplace. Trying to find Thomas Pattillo's natural father, ie., Elizabeth Pattilo's 1st husband (or husband right before Roderick) in Warren County. Want information on "Elizabeth Bigelow", Thomas mother, Roderick's wife (name at time of marriage, Elizabeth Pattiloe ). She was executor or Roderick's will, Caswell County, 1819. Found Elizabeth Bigelow, Craven County, New Berne, census, 1820, 1840, 1850. She lived in Warren County before marrying Roderick Bigelow with 3 kids in 1811. Want information on Elizabeth Pettillo, listed Warren Co. Minutes to Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, Volume IV, 1797-1800, page 18. Want information Betsy Pettillo, listed Warren Co. Minutes to Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, Volume V, 1801-1805, page 28.

If someone would be so kind as to perform the following look-ups for birth and death, I would be most appreciative. Birth: Lee Clemon Dowtin born bet. 1906 and 1908 Death: surname Dowtin died bet. 1910 and 1920 I have an interesting situation whereby Lee was adopted by my gg-grandfather, Alfred Harris and raised by him. I'm curious to know what happened to Lee's parents. Lee appears in the census records with Alfred at age 13 beginning with the 1920 census forward. I am assuming that Lee was with his parents for the 1910 census. If anyone is able to accommodate this request, please let me know. Celeste

I am looking for the parents of William L. O'Mary who was born 1818 in NC. He married Sally (Sarah) Burt in GA. He had two brothers, Thomas Christmas and George Washington I would appreciate any information that could be provided. Thanks. Betty

I have added a couple of new items to our Warren Co. GenWeb Page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncwarren/ The new pages should be searchable in about 10 minutes. In addition to adding the abstracts of Will Book 14, we have added a couple of minor items for fun, i.e. a business directory for 1872 and an early ad poster. We have also added a page to list new items so that you will not contantly get my e-mails in the future just because material has been added. (I promise not to update the NEW page more than once every couple of days - even if I have added something - so that you will be be bothered by numerous e-mail notices.) You now have the option of requesting that you be notified when a new item is added by simply inserting your e-mail address. At the same time, if you want to visit when you select and not when something new is added, that is o.k. too. Thanks again to EVERYONE for all the help. Nola