[email protected] in Waco, Texas is on the list. I am researching Washington P. Ivy, born March 1, 1819 in Wayne County, N.C., died January 1, 1881 in Fayette County, Texas. Would love to determine who his parents were. In the 1840 Census, he is still in Wayne County. By 1850, he is in Chickasaw County, Mississippi. By the mid 1850's he had made his way to Texas. Montea

Just wondering how many people get these messages from Wayne ? If you'll respond to this post, I'll try to figure that out. Hope it's a broad reach. Wayne is my homeplace. Guy

In a message dated 10/4/01 8:45:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Just wondering how many people get these messages > from Wayne ? > > If you'll respond to this post, I'll try to figure that out. > > Hope it's a broad reach. Wayne is my homeplace. > > Guy > > Attleboro, MA

I will be glad to add this correction to the file along with your name and email address. What is the title of the record ? Thanks for the words of encouragement to the contributors of the Wayne County Archives. Guy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Faye" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 7:19 AM Subject: Re: [NCWAYNE] Wayne County Archives- Pikes > I have enjoyed reading the history of Wayne County again and reviewing > some of the items that I may have missed. You and your helpers have > done an excellent job in putting this information out for those of us > who are searching for our roots in Wayne County. Thank you sharing > this with us. > > As a descendant of the Pikes and Colyers of Wayne County, I would like > to correct a mistake on one of the articles listed under the > Bicentennial Series and taken from the Goldsboro New-Argus. > > The mistake is as follows: > > "The King of England gave Samuel & Anne Pike a grant of between 2,500 > & 3,000 acres in 1763 which contained what is now Pikeville." > > Samuel Pike did not come to Wayne County until much later. He had > three wives, his third was Ann Dulcely and he did not marry her until > after 1774 in Rich Square MM, NC. He bought land in Northampton County > in 1772 as shown below. > > The information below, most of it was taken from Hinshaw's Quaker > records. > > > Descendants of Samuel (Jr.) Pike > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. SAMUEL (JR.)3 PIKE (SAMUEL (SR.)2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1712, and > died Bef. 1797. He married (1) SARAH OVERMAN April 07, 1737, daughter > of EPHRAIM OVERMAN and SARAH BELMAN. She was born March 21, 1721/22 > in Pasquotank Co., NC, and died 1762. He married (2) TABITHA SCOTT > February 03, 1763. She died 1773. He married (3) ANN DULCELY Aft. > 1774 in Rich Square MM, NC. > > Notes for SAMUEL (JR.) PIKE: > 1198-(268) JACOB PARKER planter of NORTHAMPTON CO., to SAMUEL PIKE of > PASCOTANK {CO.} 5 OCT 1772. 100 pounds proclamation. 200 acres on both > sides of HUNTING QUARTER SWAMP ( 100 of which was part of a patent to > JOSEPH LAIN 1 MAR 1719; the other 100 was part of a patent to ROBERT > HOUSE 14 FEB 1739 and was part of the land JACOB PARKER purchased from > LUCE RAWLS & is where sd PARKER now lives ), joining QUARTER SWAMP, > WARD, BARNABY THOMAS' former line, ROBERT HOUSE. JACOB PARKER. wit: > JOSEPH WHITE, JOSEPH PARKER, JOSHUA PERISHO. MAR CT 1773. CC: WILLIE > JONES > REF: The deeds of NORTHAMPTON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA, 1759-1774 > Abstracted by DR. STEPHEN E. BRADLEY, JR. > DEED BOOK 3 > > Notes for SARAH OVERMAN: > Sarah Overman Pike died while the family was in the Bladen County > region (NC) in 1762. > > More About SARAH OVERMAN: > Burial: Carver's Creek MM Cem., NC > > Notes for TABITHA SCOTT: > Samuel Pike was reported married to Tabitha Scott on February 3, 1763. > On > May 5, 1763, Samuel Pike was condemned by the Quaker Church. One June > 2, > 1763, Tabitha Pike was condemned by the Quaker Church. > > Notes for ANN DULCELY: > After Samuel's death, Ann Dulcely Pike moved to the location of the > Back Creek MM in Randolph County, NC and there she lived out the rest > of her life. > > Children of SAMUEL PIKE and SARAH OVERMAN are: > i. PATIENCE4 PIKE, b. February 17, 1737/38. > ii. ANN PIKE, b. February 28, 1739/40. > iii. MIRIAM PIKE, b. May 12, 1742; m. BENJAMIN WHITE, October 27, > 1761. > iv. ELIZABETH PIKE, b. December 09, 1747; m. SAMUEL COLYER; b. 1746, > Pasquotank Co., NC; d. 1808, Wayne Co., NC. > v. MARY PIKE, b. February 27, 1748/49. > vi. SUSANNAH PIKE, b. May 23, 1752; m. JOSHUA COPELAND, July 15, 1772 > vii. RHODA PIKE, b. February 22, 1758. > viii. NATHAN PIKE, b. August 22, 1760; d. June 13, 1844, Wayne Co., > NC; m. RACHEL MAUDLIN, August 15, 1781, Wayne Co., NC; d. 1850, Wayne > Co., NC. > > We do appreciate all your hard work. Thanks again. > > Faye > > > Guy Potts wrote: > > > > Hello to all > > > > In 1978, the Wayne County Historical Society set about > > taking an inventory of the graveyards in the county. They > > published a book of their inventories. With permission from > > them, these records are now online on Wayne Archives > > > > They are listed under "Gravestone Inscriptions" at this site > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/waynenc.htm > > > > It was a major task and lots of volunteers helped to put it > > together, a job well done > > > > Guy Potts > > > . > > > ==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/ > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html >

In a message dated 10/4/2001 2:36:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/waynenc.htm > Guy: THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR HARD WORK. It is greatly appreciated !!

dear faye: thanks for your reply, but I am tracing Parks...from about l795 in Wayne Co and before that Parks in Greensville Co. Virginia. Thanks a lot though.. Harold Parks Faye <[email protected]> wrote: Although Ann Pike is the one recorded in Contentney MM records in 1777, it is safe to believe that Samuel and Nathan Pike arrived in Wayne County at that time since they are recorded as having left Rich Square MM in Northampton County, NC in 1777. Pasquotank MM 1773, 1,20 Samuel and family gct Rich Square MM. Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, Pasquotank MM (Symon's Creek) pg 161 Jucely 1774,4,16 Ann (or Ducely) rmt Samuel Pike Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy,Vol. 1, Rich Square MM, page 243 Pike Rich Square MM 1773,5,15. Samuel prcf MM Pasquotank Co. 1774,4.16. Samuel rmt Anne Jucely (also Ducely) 1775,5,20. Samuel name on list for commanding officer, Col. Allen Jones 1775,7,15. Rhoda, dt. Samuel, dis. 1777,3,15. Samuel & s. Nathan, rqct Great Contentney MM. Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, Rich Square MM, pg 256 Contentney MM 1777,5,10. Ann roc. 1781,8,15. Nathan, s Samuel, Dobbs Co., m Rachel Maudlin, at Contentney MH. Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, Contentney MM, page 316 Faye ==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/ ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? NEW from Yahoo! GeoCities - quick and easy web site hosting, just $8.95/month. Yahoo! by Phone.

Although Ann Pike is the one recorded in Contentney MM records in 1777, it is safe to believe that Samuel and Nathan Pike arrived in Wayne County at that time since they are recorded as having left Rich Square MM in Northampton County, NC in 1777. Pasquotank MM 1773, 1,20 Samuel and family gct Rich Square MM. Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, Pasquotank MM (Symon's Creek) pg 161 Jucely 1774,4,16 Ann (or Ducely) rmt Samuel Pike Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy,Vol. 1, Rich Square MM, page 243 Pike Rich Square MM 1773,5,15. Samuel prcf MM Pasquotank Co. 1774,4.16. Samuel rmt Anne Jucely (also Ducely) 1775,5,20. Samuel name on list for commanding officer, Col. Allen Jones 1775,7,15. Rhoda, dt. Samuel, dis. 1777,3,15. Samuel & s. Nathan, rqct Great Contentney MM. Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, Rich Square MM, pg 256 Contentney MM 1777,5,10. Ann roc. 1781,8,15. Nathan, s Samuel, Dobbs Co., m Rachel Maudlin, at Contentney MH. Encyclopedia Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1, Contentney MM, page 316 Faye

I have enjoyed reading the history of Wayne County again and reviewing some of the items that I may have missed. You and your helpers have done an excellent job in putting this information out for those of us who are searching for our roots in Wayne County. Thank you sharing this with us. As a descendant of the Pikes and Colyers of Wayne County, I would like to correct a mistake on one of the articles listed under the Bicentennial Series and taken from the Goldsboro New-Argus. The mistake is as follows: "The King of England gave Samuel & Anne Pike a grant of between 2,500 & 3,000 acres in 1763 which contained what is now Pikeville." Samuel Pike did not come to Wayne County until much later. He had three wives, his third was Ann Dulcely and he did not marry her until after 1774 in Rich Square MM, NC. He bought land in Northampton County in 1772 as shown below. The information below, most of it was taken from Hinshaw's Quaker records. Descendants of Samuel (Jr.) Pike Generation No. 1 1. SAMUEL (JR.)3 PIKE (SAMUEL (SR.)2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1712, and died Bef. 1797. He married (1) SARAH OVERMAN April 07, 1737, daughter of EPHRAIM OVERMAN and SARAH BELMAN. She was born March 21, 1721/22 in Pasquotank Co., NC, and died 1762. He married (2) TABITHA SCOTT February 03, 1763. She died 1773. He married (3) ANN DULCELY Aft. 1774 in Rich Square MM, NC. Notes for SAMUEL (JR.) PIKE: 1198-(268) JACOB PARKER planter of NORTHAMPTON CO., to SAMUEL PIKE of PASCOTANK {CO.} 5 OCT 1772. 100 pounds proclamation. 200 acres on both sides of HUNTING QUARTER SWAMP ( 100 of which was part of a patent to JOSEPH LAIN 1 MAR 1719; the other 100 was part of a patent to ROBERT HOUSE 14 FEB 1739 and was part of the land JACOB PARKER purchased from LUCE RAWLS & is where sd PARKER now lives ), joining QUARTER SWAMP, WARD, BARNABY THOMAS' former line, ROBERT HOUSE. JACOB PARKER. wit: JOSEPH WHITE, JOSEPH PARKER, JOSHUA PERISHO. MAR CT 1773. CC: WILLIE JONES REF: The deeds of NORTHAMPTON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA, 1759-1774 Abstracted by DR. STEPHEN E. BRADLEY, JR. DEED BOOK 3 Notes for SARAH OVERMAN: Sarah Overman Pike died while the family was in the Bladen County region (NC) in 1762. More About SARAH OVERMAN: Burial: Carver's Creek MM Cem., NC Notes for TABITHA SCOTT: Samuel Pike was reported married to Tabitha Scott on February 3, 1763. On May 5, 1763, Samuel Pike was condemned by the Quaker Church. One June 2, 1763, Tabitha Pike was condemned by the Quaker Church. Notes for ANN DULCELY: After Samuel's death, Ann Dulcely Pike moved to the location of the Back Creek MM in Randolph County, NC and there she lived out the rest of her life. Children of SAMUEL PIKE and SARAH OVERMAN are: i. PATIENCE4 PIKE, b. February 17, 1737/38. ii. ANN PIKE, b. February 28, 1739/40. iii. MIRIAM PIKE, b. May 12, 1742; m. BENJAMIN WHITE, October 27, 1761. iv. ELIZABETH PIKE, b. December 09, 1747; m. SAMUEL COLYER; b. 1746, Pasquotank Co., NC; d. 1808, Wayne Co., NC. v. MARY PIKE, b. February 27, 1748/49. vi. SUSANNAH PIKE, b. May 23, 1752; m. JOSHUA COPELAND, July 15, 1772 vii. RHODA PIKE, b. February 22, 1758. viii. NATHAN PIKE, b. August 22, 1760; d. June 13, 1844, Wayne Co., NC; m. RACHEL MAUDLIN, August 15, 1781, Wayne Co., NC; d. 1850, Wayne Co., NC. We do appreciate all your hard work. Thanks again. Faye Guy Potts wrote: > > Hello to all > > In 1978, the Wayne County Historical Society set about > taking an inventory of the graveyards in the county. They > published a book of their inventories. With permission from > them, these records are now online on Wayne Archives > > They are listed under "Gravestone Inscriptions" at this site > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/waynenc.htm > > It was a major task and lots of volunteers helped to put it > together, a job well done > > Guy Potts > .

Hello to all In 1978, the Wayne County Historical Society set about taking an inventory of the graveyards in the county. They published a book of their inventories. With permission from them, these records are now online on Wayne Archives They are listed under "Gravestone Inscriptions" at this site http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/waynenc.htm It was a major task and lots of volunteers helped to put it together, a job well done Guy Potts

Guy does the Archive work on Wayne, but is not a list member now but I told him how to become one, but if you think this would be helpful and you are interested, let him know. Rose ----- Original Message ----- From: Guy Potts To: Rose Parks Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2001 8:29 PM Subject: Hello Have been working with S-K Publications some recently. Soon the census from 1790 to 1850 for Wayne will be online along with the present indexes. They have the microfilm of lots of the census'. Kinda new area to explore for me. The files are copies of the original pages. Inquired about the costs to get 1860 through 1920 done. Lots more pages, double in 1920, kinda pricey. Was wondering how many people may be willing to contribute to get this project done ? Here is a link to their website regarding the costs: http://www.skcensus.com/census/nc/wayne.html Would you mind running this topic on the Wayne Message Board ? See if there are any interests. We're talking $1,720 dollars here. I would be glad to act as a treasurer. Let's see if there is any interest, thanks for your help with this. How could I send messages to the board ? Never have quited understood that part. Guy Potts

Thanks for the reply. My Davis- Exum connection would have been before 1869 when my grandfather was born. He and one of his sisters both had Exum as a middle name and they lived on "the Exum farm" near Eureka. Forty five years ago, there were some cousins with surname Exum but I can't find any now. There are Davises buried on the Exum farm but I have been unable to get permission so far to go searching for it. I believe that would give some hints. I do appreciate your reply and the information will probably add some pieces to the puzzle ! Sarah Lynne Davis Isaacs [email protected] wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Exum, Tedder, Hawley, Rose > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wUB.2ACE/352.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Hi, I don't have any info on the burial places. But I do have a link on the Exum and Davis family. My great grand mother was Ava (Eva) Exum marries to James H Rose. They had seven girls. My grandmother was Hattie P. Rose - Hawley - Tedder. Her sister Bethany married a William Riley Davis in 1918 in Wilson Co. NC. Maybe this will help. > > ==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/ > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wUB.2ACE/511 Message Board Post: Hi, I to come from the Toler family. My father was Milford Toler. His dad was Stephen Ballard Toler, Mom Luda Pearce, grandfather Ballard Toler. I have a few more names if you would like them. I was from Wayne Co. NC and now live in SC. I am planning a trip up there soon with the hope of getting more names. Good luck on you hunt. "Charlie" Carol Toler McLeod

I am interested in the Sasser family, just to know how Sasser Keen who lived in Johnston Co. and died there got his name. My Keens were in Sampson and some in Cumberland but a lot who stayed put were the ones in Johnston. Rose Parks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wUB.2ACE/510 Message Board Post: Gail, Hi this is Charlie again. I to am related to Sassers from my mothers side of the family. If you would like get in touch with me and I will give you what I have. This is also the side of Creech that I am related to. This goes back to when they came from Greene Co. & the Highlands of Scotland in 1635. Charlie

Searching for information on this Rose family. They were from the Greene County- Wayne County, N.C. area possibly from around the Eureka area. If anyone has any information at all on this family please contact me at [email protected] Thanks 1. James Rose d. abt. 1889 m. Mary Carraway daughter of James and Sarah Carraway. Notes: After James death Mary married Joseph (Joe) Teacher or Teachey in 1900 in Greene County. Children of James and Mary : I. John Wright Rose b. April 26, 1874, d. May 22, 1938, m. Cora Virginia Walston b. Nov. 6, 1876, d. April 9, 1944. John and Cora were married in Wilson County Nov. 27, 1895. Notes: John and Cora are buried at Maplewood Cemetery in Wilson, N.C. They had children Bertha, Bertie, Irene, and J.C.(John Curtis) II. Hardy Rose b. Dec. 20, 1890, d. Jan. 29, 1965, m. Minnie E?? b.Nov. 11, 1893, d. Feb. 14, 1965 Notes: Hardy and Minnie are buried at the Pikeville Town Cemetery They had children, Arhie(owned a trucking company in Goldsboro.), Minnie Ruth who married Ed Howell, Haywood, Pauline, and Lucy. III. Bushion Rose who married Liety Jones IV. Ann (or Nann) Rose who married William Walston

What is your line of Sassers. I have some in my genealogy Ruth At 07:14 PM 9/22/01 -0600, you wrote: >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >Classification: Query > >Message Board URL: > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wUB.2ACE/510 > >Message Board Post: > >Gail, Hi this is Charlie again. I to am related to Sassers from my >mothers side of the family. If you would like get in touch with me and I >will give you what I have. This is also the side of Creech that I am >related to. This goes back to when they came from Greene Co. & the >Highlands of Scotland in 1635. > >Charlie > > >==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== >Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb >http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/ > > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Exum, Tedder, Hawley, Rose Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wUB.2ACE/352.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi, I don't have any info on the burial places. But I do have a link on the Exum and Davis family. My great grand mother was Ava (Eva) Exum marries to James H Rose. They had seven girls. My grandmother was Hattie P. Rose - Hawley - Tedder. Her sister Bethany married a William Riley Davis in 1918 in Wilson Co. NC. Maybe this will help.

Searching for information about Susan King who married John Wright Rose. Susan b. 7 March 1847 and d. 14 March 1914. John Wright Rose b. 18 Aug 1849 and d. 21 Nov 1912. Susan and John are buried in Wayne County, N.C. on SR1120 near Rhodes Friends Church. I am particularly interested in finding the names of Susan and Johns children and would like to find out who Johns siblings and parents are. All help greatly appreciated. I may be contacted at [email protected] Thanks, Chris

Does anyone on this list have a BUNDY connection? I have been tracing the two Bundy boys who were in Wayne Co.,NC ca. 1800. One of them, William Bundy, married Axey Fletcher, who was a member of the Contentnea MM, and the other brother John Bundy married a woman named Susan A., which might be for Albert. Is anyone working on the Albert family? Many years later , Susan A. Bundy had a lady named Sarah Graham living in her house at the ripe ole age of 107 in 1850. Is anyone working on the Graham family? She may also be from this area. They were Quakers before 1800, and became Methodist later. Joanne H. NC [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/wUB.2ACE/415.1 Message Board Post: Vikki, I have just begun researching my DICKINSON ancestors. Benjamin DICKINSON, who was my ggg-grandfather, son of Daniel DICKINSON and Martha TURNER (sister of Matthew TURNER) all mentioned in the subject will along with Priscilla DICKINSON who was the wife of Benjamin DICKINSON and daughter of Isaac DICKINSON. Benjamin's second wife was Teresa ROUNTREE, and his third was Mary BUCHANAN. He died in May 1845 in Clark County, AR. I was wondering--and hoping that you might have more information on this family----the ancestors of Benjam and Priscilla DICKINSON. Apparently they were cousins. I certainly would appreciate any information you might provide. Thanks and regards, Charlie Sonnier