In a message dated 07/15/2002 09:10:16 PM, nduffy@patch.net writes: << Also, if anyone has anything that would be useful to post on the Bute Co. pages, please let me know. With such a short period to cover, we will appreciate ANYTHING that anyone has to contribute. >> In the Warren Record newspaper for 5 October 1994 there was a picture of Gideon Hunt Macon's father, Dr. Henry J. Macon sitting in his buggy. I am looking for my copy to send. My files of hard copy are BIG and difficult to search. Maybe someone else has a copy handy. Claud Eaton

Does anyone have access to Civil War Rosters for NC? I'm looking for Samuel Richard Randolph who enlisted in the NC 45th at Burnsville. I'm not even sure Warren is the right county. Any help appreciated. Jan

Ginger and I are going to take over responsibility for the Bute Co. GenWeb site. I tried to think of an appropiate picture to put on the home page and all I can think of would be a picture of Gideon Macon's home place. If anyone has a photo or picture we could use, I would appreciate a copy. Also, if anyone on the list has a web page with information on a family with roots in Bute Co. prior to 1779, please send me a link and we will post it on the Bute Co. web page. Forrest, I know you will go at the top of the list with all the lines you have posted but I know there are probably many others that I may not know about. Please send me links to your sites. Also, if anyone has anything that would be useful to post on the Bute Co. pages, please let me know. With such a short period to cover, we will appreciate ANYTHING that anyone has to contribute. One other request, I have a little article on my webpage re Daniel Pegram and Agnes Jones. It is based earlier work and I think it may be inaccurate. If someone with links to the early Jones family in Warren Co. could look at what I have and tell me if it is accurate or totally off-base, I would appreicate it. I will post it on the Bute Co. site - IF it is accurate. Otherwise, I want to remove it from my own site as well. It is at: http://www.patch.net/related/jones.html Thanks, Nola nduffy@patch.net http://www.patch.net

Does anyone know anything about the families of this couple? Warren NC Marriages Reid, James L Stacy, Sarah Ann 22 Sep 1830 Jan

This is a forwarded message from the Afrigeneas listserv. Please respond to this individual directly. ~~~~~~~~~ Forwarded Message: Subj: alston*Warrenton NC Date: 7/13/2002 2:34:27 PM Eastern Standard Time From: <A HREF="mailto:piglet@voicenet.com">piglet@voicenet.com</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:afrigeneas@Lists.MsState.Edu">afrigeneas@Lists.MsState.Edu</A> Sent from the Internet (Details) Posting this message for my mother who is interested in locating other family members. Thanks in advance. Lisa My name is Maggie Williams Kyle of Coatesville PA. Grandaughter of Paul Taff Alston of Inez NC (deceased). Daughter of Tencie Williams Alston of Inez. My great Aunt Laura P. Alston whom I remember and Uncle Henderson were the parents of May Alston. Grandpop Paul had two sone, Benjamin Paul and Paul Jr. Tencie Ella Alston Williams, Adelia C Alson Perry, Mary Ellen Alston Johnson, Jaunita C Alston Williams. Grandpops brothers I remember are Anderson, Henderson, John, Robert, Billy, Benjamin. The older members of our family are buried in Fork Chapel Cemetery.

I have found a marriage in Warren Co., NC on 24 Dec 1799 between Peter Randolph and Patsey Pace. Does anyone have any information on these two families? Jan

My 2nd great-granduncle was a Thomas Paschall Walker the following is what I have on him DOB 1820 Warren Co. N.C. died April 2,1865 where i don't know. He was marriage to Mary Hubbard Hines . They were marriaged Nov 6, 1847 at Meclenburg Co. , Va. He father was Ranson Walker born in warren co. N.C in 1790. he died 1831 in Warren Co. , N.C. Mother was Martha A. Paschall born 1795 died 1857. He got custerty of he younger brother Ranson Walker Jr. in 1842 and he was 8 years olds at the time. The person that sent the message about Thomas Paschall Walker being in the civil war , would e-mail at Trxry@ aol.com I would love to change information on the family information with them thanks for god and country Raymond Thorne

Could someone tell me if I can still buy the Heritage Book and if so how much and where do I send the money? Thanks, Esther Blair Radcliffe http://www.geocities.com/eradclif

Thanks so much for asking, Sue. The committee is busy proofreading the family articles, and has just polished the topics (communities, churches, etc.) and we are shooting for a late fall, or December (worst case) 2002 delivery. Please pass the word along. The Warren County book is a reality, it (just like wine) "will not be delivered before its time". We can assure you the book will be worth the wait! By the by...same for Granville County. We're hard at work on it, too! Best, Don & Becky Mills eaglesnestmtn@mindspring.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue Moore" <sbmoore@swbell.net> To: <NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 10:53 AM Subject: [NCWARREN-L] Warren Co. Heritage Book > Does anyone know if the Warren Co. Heritage Book ever got printed? I ordered my copy months ago, actually in November of last year, and have not received it yet. > Sue

Does anyone know if the Warren Co. Heritage Book ever got printed? I ordered my copy months ago, actually in November of last year, and have not received it yet. Sue

William WARTHEN b. about 1760-1770 married Phoebe PUCKETT on December 23, 1790 in Warren county NC. James WARTHEN b. ? married Nancy PUCKETT on June 16 1785 in Warren county NC. Both of these girls are thought to be the daughters of Shippe Allen Puckett. Does anyone have any information on whether or not these two WARTHEN'S were brothers or who their parents may have been? Debbie Jennings

I'm sorry I can't send useful information, but this name, "Paschall," reminds me that I've wondered several times if it isn't a version of "Pearsall," both names occurring frequently in Warren County. Often the pronunciation of a word with a certain regional accent creates these alternate spellings, as in "Carter" and "Cotter." -----Original Message----- From: Bburtray@wmconnect.com [mailto:Bburtray@wmconnect.com] Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 12:23 PM To: NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCWARREN-L] Thomas Paschall Walker Thomas Paschall Walker belonged to Company C , Regiment 46th, (Stephen Jones. Capt., W. A. Jenkins, Col.) From Warren County, NC. Family tradition says he was killed on April 2, 1865 at battle of Petersburg, Va. His military record ends in December 1864. I have no proof of death date. Military record ends in December 1864. Is there a record or list of those killed in action? Any suggestions as to how I may get this information will be appreciated. ==== NCWARREN Mailing List ==== Welcome to the Warren County NC Mailing list. Let's hear what you have to say! Send information regarding YOUR surnames of interest. Have a question about Warren County History? This is the place! Need information regarding a city in Warren County, THIS is where you need to be. Make your subject lines as clear as you possibly can. This will help you get the information you need. Questions? Contact nduffy@patch.net

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Thomas Paschall Walker belonged to Company C , Regiment 46th, (Stephen Jones. Capt., W. A. Jenkins, Col.) From Warren County, NC. Family tradition says he was killed on April 2, 1865 at battle of Petersburg, Va. His military record ends in December 1864. I have no proof of death date. Military record ends in December 1864. Is there a record or list of those killed in action? Any suggestions as to how I may get this information will be appreciated.

Desire any info on DOWTIN line of Warren or Macon Counties. Settled in Warrenton around 1780 & owned what is now the Tharrington property plus land and houses just outside Warrenton. Example names were Anthony, Samuel, John, Henry Dowtin. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Would really like to contact any Dowtin still living in Warrenton.

I searching for any information about the ancestors and/or descendants of the Kemp Plummer family. I am a descendant of his son Dr. Henry L. Plummer, but would like any information about the Plummer family. Joe McDonald

I am seeking information on Harrison Cook and family. He is the only Cook llisted on the1800 Census Warren Co., North Carolina. pg. 795 Harrison Cook 10010-20010 [In the Index, he is listed as Hanson Cook.] ...Possibly the same person as the Harrison Cook found 1. on the 1810 Census Chatham Co., North Carolina pg 215 Harrison Cook 32010-21010 2. on the 1815 Chatham Co., North Carolina Tax List --- Capt. Bynum's District: Pg. 30 Harrison Cook, 1 wp, 95 ac adj. Jarratt Tillman, $190 3. on the 1820 Census Chatham Co., North Carolina pg. 230 Harrison Cook 021101-511010-4 Linda Schnacke