Could the name be Bandy. I have heard that name in eastern NC. ----- Original Message ----- From: Joanne Harley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 10:53 AM Subject: [NCWAYNE] Bundy family > I would really appreciate hearing from anyone on this list with a Bundy > connection or perhaps a lead to someone who is working on this family. > > My ancestor's brother, (William Bundy) married a lady (Achsah Fletcher) who > was attending the Contentnea MM back in the early 1800s, and they all left > the area and moved to Marlboro Co., SC. I have found the brother in the > early Wayne Co. census, but not my ancestor who was John Bundy. John > married a lady named Susan A. or Sussanna and in their home was a lady named > Sarah Graham who lived to be 107. Sure could use some help with locating > John and discovering Susan's maiden name. She did name one of the sons John > Albert Bundy. Is Albert a common surname in Wayne? Or it could be for the > father of one of the parents. > > Thanks. > > Joanne H. > NC > [email protected] > > > > ==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/ > > > ============================== > The only real-time collaboration tool that allows you and other family > members to create a FREE, password-protected family tree. > http://www.ancestry.com/oft/login.asp >

I would really appreciate hearing from anyone on this list with a Bundy connection or perhaps a lead to someone who is working on this family. My ancestor's brother, (William Bundy) married a lady (Achsah Fletcher) who was attending the Contentnea MM back in the early 1800s, and they all left the area and moved to Marlboro Co., SC. I have found the brother in the early Wayne Co. census, but not my ancestor who was John Bundy. John married a lady named Susan A. or Sussanna and in their home was a lady named Sarah Graham who lived to be 107. Sure could use some help with locating John and discovering Susan's maiden name. She did name one of the sons John Albert Bundy. Is Albert a common surname in Wayne? Or it could be for the father of one of the parents. Thanks. Joanne H. NC [email protected]

Thanks for all the help I got from several on contacting Nancy Smith - We are now back in touch! It's very much appreciated Sarah Howell Studstill

Does anyone in Goldsboro know a Nancy Smith? I used to "talk" with her concerning genealogy of the LAMB family of New Hanover Co, NC when we were on the local bulletin boards (BBS) w/Fidonet. I would love to get back in touch w/her, but no longer have an email address for her. Thank you, Sarah Howell Studstill

Hello, I'm looking for ANY information regarding the ancestors or descendants of Edward M STRICKLAND and his wife, Mary GINN. Mary was born, I believe in 1880 and died in 1915. They had seven children: Nellie Pernicy, Nina, Ethel, Roland, Hattie, Tiny, and Thelma. Seemed to live mostly in Goldsboro and Saulston areas. Ed was married at least 3 times, but no further info is known. Can anyone out there guide me as to how or where I should be looking for this family? Help! Thanks, Sue [email protected]

Seeking information on Charles Warrington Faust. Born, VA c.1885. Married Abigail (Abby) Sullivan. Lived in Mt. Olive, ca. 1910 - 1930. Thanks for any help. Tom Faust

Hi, saw your posting that you were a descendent from the Bizzell Family, and also had Davis in it. My mother is also a Bizzell from Mt. Olive, NC her father was Bryant Samuel Bizzell, son of Henry Bryant Bizzell and Mollie Davis. Henry died 6 months before Bryant was born. Bryant was born December 18, 1889 in Lenoir Co., NC. Bryant Bizzell married Annie Lula Parker 2/5/1915 (Wayne Co., NC). If you need any information on the Bizzell name I have the Bizzell Book, by Oscar McArthur Bizzell. June

Wayne County Historical Assn. 801 S. 117 BP Goldsboro, NC 27530 (919) 739-9989 They have an e-mail address but I seem to have lost it. I have bought books from them before. They are currently working on an updated inventory of cemeteries. David Wilder is the person in charge. Just tell him Sarah Isaacs from Durham gave you the info. Sarah Lynne Davis Isaacs [email protected] fhintze wrote: > Would like to purchase GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS, AN INVENTORY OF > CEMETERIS IN WAYNE CO., NC, published by Wayne County Historical > Association, Inc., 1981. > > Can anyone give me a clue as to where I can purchase this book?? > > Thanks in advance, > > Fred. > > -- > Fred. M. Hintze, Jr., M.Div., Ret. > Genealogical Research > HINTZE, STOLTER, MOHR, STULTZ-Germany > HERRING, CHESNUTT, MCLENDON, JOHNS(T)ON,BORDEAUX > (Pender/Sampson Counties, NC) > > ==== 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

Am researching Mary McKinney b ca 1750,she married Arthur Pearce,Sr. They lived in nearby Princeton,Johnston Co,NC,but this family possibly had land,at various times,in both counties. Have read of McKinney's in Wayne Co Also had a David Davis,Jr and Sarah Stokely that lived in Wayne Co and am descendant of Bizzell Family. Kevin Kelly,St Louis

M2, I post old photos on the Wayne County GenWeb web site: http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/. I need them in .jpg format and request you send them one per email. Include the caption information in the email with the photo. Diana Holland Faust ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 7:49 PM Subject: [NCWAYNE] Question > Is there a site where I can send old photos via the net to be posted on a > Wayne Co NC Historical Society board? > > > ==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/

Would like to purchase GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS, AN INVENTORY OF CEMETERIS IN WAYNE CO., NC, published by Wayne County Historical Association, Inc., 1981. Can anyone give me a clue as to where I can purchase this book?? Thanks in advance, Fred. -- Fred. M. Hintze, Jr., M.Div., Ret. Genealogical Research HINTZE, STOLTER, MOHR, STULTZ-Germany HERRING, CHESNUTT, MCLENDON, JOHNS(T)ON,BORDEAUX (Pender/Sampson Counties, NC)

cfuller wrote: > Trying to locate family of Mary Kennedy - daughter of Levi and ? > -Kennedy.Mary married Millard Davis in early 1900's.Children were > Bernice Davis-son,Betty Davis and Elizabeth Davis.Mary later married > Walter Fields--no children.Levi Kennedy married 2nd Malissa Grady > Johnson. > > Christine Fuller > >

Is there a site where I can send old photos via the net to be posted on a Wayne Co NC Historical Society board?

Sorry!!Mary Estella Johnson was married to John Luther Jones. Christine cfuller wrote: > Looking for information on Matthew and Katie Harman Johnson.Matthew was > born abt 1880.Children were Ruth,Raymond,William and Rexford.Matthew was > the son of Troy and Sarah Elizabeth Davis Johnson.Other children were > Eliza Jane married Thomas F.Brantham and Mary Estelle[Stella] Johnson > married John Luther Johnson.Parents of Troy Johnson were Ivey and Rachel > Harman Johnson. > > Christine Fuller > > ==== NCWAYNE Mailing List ==== > Wayne County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.betterthanmost.com/wayne/ > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/

Looking for information on Matthew and Katie Harman Johnson.Matthew was born abt 1880.Children were Ruth,Raymond,William and Rexford.Matthew was the son of Troy and Sarah Elizabeth Davis Johnson.Other children were Eliza Jane married Thomas F.Brantham and Mary Estelle[Stella] Johnson married John Luther Johnson.Parents of Troy Johnson were Ivey and Rachel Harman Johnson. Christine Fuller

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: {not a subscriber} few page from Jay Cook Grimes book Date: Tue, 26 Dec 2000 11:15:44 -0800 From: [email protected] To: [email protected], [email protected] Below is from the Jay Grimes book , i think he wrote this book in 1957. Good luck to all. >From Grimes, Cook & Related Families of Wayne Co., Tn. By Jay Cook Grimes " The names GRIMES or GRYMES is believed to be of Scandinavian origin and to have been derived from the ancient Ango-Saxon baptismal name of GRIM, being adopted as a surname by the sons of one so called.It is found in Ancient Brittish and early American records in the various spelling og GRIM, GRIMS, GRYMS, GRYMR, GRIME, GRYMES and GRIMES, and others, of which the form last mentioned is most generally used in America today. Families of this name were to be found at early dates in the English counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Surrey, York, Warwick, Chester and London. Records indicate that they were, for themost paert, of the landed gentry of Great Britian. While it is not definitely known from which of the many lines of the family in Great Britian in the early immigrants of the name to America were descended, it appears from old records that bearers of the name GRYMES or GRIMES were among the earliest British Coloonists in the New World. Among the first of the name in America were JOHN and WALTER GRIMES of James City County , Virginia, in 1635. William Grimes or GRYMES of the same county in 1638; Arthur GRIMES of Charles River County, Virginia, in 1638; Samuel GRIMES of Boston, Massachusetts, before 1639: and the Rev. Charles GRYMES of York Co., Virginia, in 1644. Descendents of these and other early GRIMES immigrants to America have in the course of time spread to all parts of the country and have made relatively large contributions to the advancement of American civilization. They are in the main a hardy, energetic, shrewd, conservative and self -reliant race. Favorite names for male progeny are JOHN, WILLIAM, HENRY, CHARLES, GEORGE, BENJAMIN, JAMES, JOSEPH, THOMAS, and ROBERT. Descendants of one branch of the Rev. Charles GRIMES family are discussed in a book, " THE GRIMES FAMILY" by Mary A. GRIMES, published by Lund Press, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn. 55401, 1946. In this book it is pointed out that Lucy GRIMES, a great granddaughter of the Rev. Charles GRIMES, married Harry LEE of Virginia and became the mother of "Light Horse Harry Lee" and the grandmother of Robert E. LEE. It is also stated in this book that several descendants of the Rev. Charles GRIMES immigrated to Georgia with their slaves, soon after the Revolutionary War.. It is quite possible, though there is no proof, that some of these may have attached themselves to the small colony of white settlers from North Carolina and Virginia, , then forming around Nashville, and later moving into Maury and Wayne Counties, Tennessee. The name GRIMES appears among the first white settlers in Tennessee. James, John, and Henry GRIMES were recorded as members of the "Wautauga Settlement" formed by immigrants from Virginia and the Carolinas in the extreme northeastern part of Tenn. iN 1772. In Middle Tennessee, in what later became Montgomery County, was William GRIMES in 1778, while Frank GRIMES was recorded on Brush Creek in Robertson County in 1796. Maury County was established about 1807, and six families by the name GRIMES are listed in the U.S. Census reports for 1820 as living in this county. They were: (a) William GRIMES, over 45, who had two daughters and five sons. Three of the sons and one the daughters were between 16 and 26 years of age. One of the sons was probably WILSON (1). (b) William GRIMES, under 26, with a wife and a young daughter. (c) James GRIMES, under 26, with a wife and a young Daughter. (d) John GRIMES, over 45, with a wife and no Children. (e) John GRIMES, under 45, with a wife and six children, two biys under 10, four girls under 16. (f) John H. GRIMES, under 45, with a wife and three sons under 10. Wayne County was created by an act of Legislature in 1817 and two families, by the name of GRIMES, are listed in the 1820 census reports for this county. They are Henry GRIMES, under 45, with a wife, two grown sons, a grown daughter and seven slaves; and Isaac Gore GRIMES (403) under 45, with a wife, and one young son and one slave. Other GRIMES, who are known to have settled in Wayne County in early days, are Wilson GRIMES(my ancestor) in 1826 and John GRIMES about 1835. John GRIMES was b. in Williamson County, Tennessee, about 1814. He later settled on Mill Creek in Wayne County and in 1836 m Elizabeth STUBBLEFIELD, b 1817, in Georgia, They were the parents of the following children: Sarah, James , Robert, John,Jr., Martha, Mary, Amanda, Millard, Henry, Benjamin, and Eliza. John was a son of William and Sallie (Little) GRIMES who- according to William County, Tennessee, marriage records - were married in Williamson County, Tennessee, April 15, 1813. William came to Tennesse from South Carolina. He d. 1855. John GRIMES and Wilson GRIMES(1) though neighbors on Mill Creek were probably not related. John was a republican and was of Irish descent. Several of his sons fought in the Federal army. Wilson was a democrat and probably of English descent. His sons served in the Confederate army. Some of the John GRIMES descendents married into the HOLLINGSWORTH family. Anderson GRIMES, Luther GRIMES, and several of the HOLLINGWORTH relatives were living on Mill Creek in 1910. Luther who never married was the only son of John GRIMES, Jr., and a grandson of John GRIMES. Land records show that Henry GRIMES, above, entered land in Range eleven, Section 5, adjacent to the John L. Cook farm on Hardins Creek, and in Range eleven, Section one, adjacent to the Nathaniel F. Johnson farm." Page 102 from the Jay Cook Grimes Book.. # (403) Charlotte Latane Montague, dau of William, b March, 1793, in Granville County,N.C. She moved with her father's family to Breckridge County, Kentucky, in 1802 and later to Maury Co., Tenn., where she m. ISAAC GORE GRIMES who was b. 1/1786 in Dixon Co., Tn. They moved to Wayne Co., Tn., in 1816 and later to Fayette Co., Tn. Where he d. and was buried in Summerville. The widow returned to Wayne,Co. where she died in 1848. They had seven children, four of whom died unmarried. Three of the children, Henry Y., William M., and Elizabeth Ann, married and reared families. Christine Grimes Thacker

Would appreciate hearing from anyone familiar with the following family: David MAIZE/MAYS Birth c1792 in Warren, NC (possibly) Death 1836 in Vermillion Co., IL (possibly) Married 14 Jan 1814 in Wayne, NC to Catherine ACREE/ACRE b.1796 Warren Co. NC(daughter of William & Phoebe ACRE of Frederick Co. MD) Children: William H. MAIZE (abt 1814 - ) md. Susannah POE Green MAIZE ( - ) John MAIZE ( - ) infant MAIZE ( - ) Abraham [Root?] Sarah (Sally?), marr. Birdwell, then Dutts, then Payton Ephraim, b abt 1820 KY + Elizabeth b abt 1822 NC; Martha Betsy David G [Green?] born in 1816 in Vermillion Co. IL + Margaret Jane GRAY &/or Carrie D. SHIPLEY Henry Robert John Richardson Laura Tasset Koehn [email protected]

If someone has access to GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS: AN INVENTORY OF CEMETERIES IN WAYNE COUNTY, would appreciate information on Enoch COBB and Mary COBB. Inscription dates, location of cemetery, etc. Enoch is reported to have died in Duplin County, 3 March 1866, and buired in Wayne County. Mary died, perhaps, in Duplin County after the Census of 1870 (she was 84 years old at that time). Thanks in advance, and Merry Christmas. Have a great day, Fred. -- Fred. M. Hintze, Jr., M.Div., Ret. Genealogical Research HINTZE, STOLTER, MOHR, STULTZ-Germany HERRING, CHESNUTT, MCLENDON, JOHNS(T)ON,BORDEAUX (Pender/Sampson Counties, NC)

Fred, Not sure if any help but Checked the Gravestone Inscriptions of Wayne and only found: Cemeter on County Road 1754 and just westof County Road 1932, just south of Route 55. Mary, wife of Ila Loftin, died 2-3-1852, aged 69 years. Fuller, son of Ila and Mary Loftin. No dates. Steve

Looking for someone who might have information on cemetery where John Ely LOFTIN (understand that name is spelled "Ily" on tombstone) is buried. Also, dates on tombstone and if his wife is buried near him (reported to be Mary). Any help would be appreciated. Fred. -- Fred. M. Hintze, Jr., M.Div., Ret. Genealogical Research HINTZE, STOLTER, MOHR, STULTZ-Germany HERRING, CHESNUTT, MCLENDON, JOHNS(T)ON,BORDEAUX (Pender/Sampson Counties, NC)