Hi, I am looking for an obituary or death notice for Della Adams. Della was born 1860 in Wilson, Wilson Co, NC. She died 15 October 1913 (I believe Folk, Wayne Co, NC, but may be Gaston County) Any information on this individual would be greatly appreciated. Anna Adams

Hi, I am looking for an obituary or death notice for Lee Cooper. He lived in Dunn NC, but on his birth certificate it mentioned Raleigh, I guess an obituary can be in either city. Lee was born 1878 in Walnut Grove, Granville, NC He died 18 Sep 1915 in Dunn NC. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Anna Adams

Dear List , Trying to find GRANDPARENTS of George SASSER in Wayne co. NC. Anyone know his grandparents or brother's ? Thank you, Gail Oct. 16, 1926-Nov. 13, 2005 George Raymond Sasser, 79, of 102 Farm Club Road, died Sunday at Wake Medical Center in Raleigh. The funeral will be held tonight at 7 in the chapel of Howell Funeral Home & Crematory in Goldsboro. The Reverend Richard N. Williford II and Reverend Ira Williford will officiate. A graveside service with military honors will be held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Pate Family Cemetery. Mr. Sasser was born in Wayne County to the late Joseph Sasser and Pearl Pate Sasser. He was a charter member of United In Christ Church in Goldsboro. He was a United States Navy veteran of World War II. He was the former owner and operator of the Gulf Service Center in Goldsboro and Generator and Starter Service on Center Street. He also was a former supervisor with Burlington Manufacturing Company of Goldsboro and was an avid fisherman. He is survived by his wife, Maxine Sasser; one son, Randy Sasser of Patetown; one daughter, Jenny Garris and her husband, Tony, of Patetown; and two grandchildren, Cody Garris and Jake Garris. In addition to his parents, Mr. Sasser was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert and Roland Sasser. The family will receive friends at Howell Funeral Home following the service tonight, and other times at the residence. Condolences to the Sasser family may be sent via e-mail to howellfh@earthlink.net. Although flowers are welcome, memorial contributions may be directed to United In Christ Church, c/o Dorothy Strickland, 669 Saulston Road, Goldsboro, NC 27534.

In a message dated 11/13/2005 7:12:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, luraj@triad.rr.com writes: Long ago I gave up believing that all the genealogy material I found online was accurate, but I thought the mistakes were there by accident or ignorance. Now I learn from the Utah "Desert News" and Eastman's Genealogy Newsletter that totally false genealogies are being fabricated just to post advertisements on the web with them. You can read about this at the following sites. Lura http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/1,1249,635160683,00.html and _http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2005/11/generating_fake.htm l_ (http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2005/11/generating_fake.html) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is dispicable and greedy. I have always verified & used internet genealogies as "leads" - simply because honest mistakes are made. But to think that that someone is doing this on purpose - should be illegal, as FRAUD. Perhaps we should all report any instances of these to all of our groups and post records on the sites /internet of known offenders... Would LOVE to see them get caught... THANK YOU FOR THE NOTICE AND LINKS... I am forwarding this message to some of my other groups... Nancy J. Capps Cumberland County, NC <<<0>>>

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wUB.2ACE/771.1.1 Message Board Post: That very well could be! I can't find anything out on this woman and not sure where to go from here. Would be happy to share any info I have which is very little. Thank you, James Shelly

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Howell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wUB.2ACE/778 Message Board Post: I was told about Frances Howell, a researcher of Howell's in this county and Johnston County, and was told to look for her here. I am researching Fristus Howell, his siblings Mary, London King, Appie, Nell, Elizabeth (Bet), Tilithia, Luetta (Lou), Genetta and Preston. His parents are Jethro and Laurenda Batten Howell. Jethro's siblings are Tilethy (m Barden Pearce), Apsiela Howell (m. Moses Hill), Kissire. Jethro's parents were Charles and Sophia. I don't have proof of Charles, but think I do of Sophia, in the Census records. I've found an entry in familysearch.com listing Charles' father as Henry Howell. I would appreciate any help here, I'm finding better success in the hen's-teeth-pulling arena than I am here! Thank you

Hi, I am looking for an obituary or death notice for Della Adams born Dec 1860 in Wilson, NC. She died 15 October 1913 in Wayne Co, NC. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Anna

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For those interested in Scottish Heritage-Folklore /Poetry/Hymns/Incantations... 'Names of Those From Whose Recitation the Poems Have Been Recorded' are included in the last chapter of Volume 2. Of course many Scots settled in our region- so I wanted to send this info to you all! CARMINA GADELICA - WESTERN SCOTTISH FOLK/POETRY HAS JUST BEEN POSTED FOR PUBLIC DOMAIN READING. I have included the short descriptions provided, Links and Table of Contents below. SACRED-TEXTS.COM is a wonderful site with many spiritual, philosophical and other texts, that are available for reading- free to the public. (I spend many evenings online - reading here!) Enjoy! Nancy J. Capps Fayetteville, Cumberland County, NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CARMINA GADELICA Hymns and Incantations Ortha Nan Gaidheal Volumes I & II by Alexander Carmichael [1900] Volume I of Alexander Carmichael's collection of folk poetry from the Western Isles of Scotland. Carmichael spent years collecting folklore from the vanishing cultures of Scotland. The poems in this volume include prayers, invocations, blessings and charms. They are a synthesis of Christian and pre-Christian belief systems. Besides invoking Jesus, Mary, and the saints, a number of these call on other powers. One of these is 'Bride,' who is explained as Jesus' midwife, but who is probably Brigid, an ancient Celtic goddess. Also mentioned throughout are a triune deity which is equated to the Christian Trinity, but which may also be an echo of a set of three pagan deities. The text includes notes on seasonal observances and folk customs which are probably likewise survivals of pre-Christian customs. All of these are woven into the cycles of the year, and activities such as weaving, fishing and herding. A vivid picture of life in pre-modern rural Scotland emerges. This etext includes all of the Gaelic VOLUME 1 LINK = _http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/cg1/index.htm_ (http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/cg1/index.htm) (SEE CONTENTS LISTED BELOW) VOLUME 2 LINK = _http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/cg2/index.htm_ (http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/cg2/index.htm) (SEE CONTENTS LISTED BELOW) Volume II of Alexander Carmichael's collection of folk poetry from the Western Isles of Scotland. Volume II includes many incantations for luck, love and good health. This volume also has numerous poems about plants and animals, and extensive notes on the lore associated with them. Besides the complete English and Gaelic text of the poems, and the beautiful initials, this etext includes the extensive glossary, which occupies the last third of the book. This appendix has not been reprinted in any of the contemporary anthologies of the Carmina Gadelica, and appears for the first time on the Internet at this site. It is a treasure trove of Scottish and Celtic lore, and makes fascinating reading. The glossary includes crucial background information about the main text of the book, many shorter poems, and Carmichael's personal insights into the life and beliefs of the people he studied for many years. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1 Title Page Contents Introduction I. Achaine: Invocations Header 1. Rune Before Prayer. Rann Romh Urnuigh. 2. God With Me Lying Down. Dia Liom A Laighe. 3. The Invocation of the Graces. Ora Nam Buadh 4. A General Supplication. Achanaidh Choitcheann 5. God Be With Us. Dhe Bi Maille Ruinn 6. Jesu, Thou Son of Mary. Ios, a Mhic Muire 7. Holy Father of Glory. Athair Naomha na Gloir 8. A Prayer. Uirnigh 9. Rune of the 'Muthairn.' Duan Na Muthairn 10. Bless, O Chief of Generous Chiefs. Beannaich, a Thriath Nam Flath Fial 11. The Guiding Light of Eternity. Solus-Iuil Na Siorruidheachd 12. A Prayer For Grace. Achanaidh Grais 13. Prayer For Protection. Achanaidh Comhnadh 14. Jesu Who Ought to be Praised. Eosai Bu Choir a Mholadh 15. The Rock of Rocks. Carraig Nan Al 16. The Lightener of the Stars. Sorchar Nan Reul 17 The Cross of the Saints and the Angels. Crois Nan Naomh Agus Nan Aingeal 18. The Guardian Angel. An T-Aingheal Diona 19. Desires. Ruin 20. Invocation For Justice. Ora Ceartais 21. Invocation For Justice. Ora Ceartais 22. Prayer For Victory. Ora Buaidh 23. The Lustration. An Liuthail 24. Bathing Prayer. Ora Boisilidh. 25. God Guide Me. Dhe Stiuir Mi 26. Sleep Blessing. Beannachadh Cadail 27. Come I This Day. Thigeam An Diugh 28. The Soul Plaint. An Achanaidh Anama 29. Sleeping Prayer. Urnuigh Chadail 30. The Gifts of the Three. Tiubhradh Nan Tri 31. Sleep Prayer. Urnuigh Chadail 32. Resting Blessing. Beannachd Taimh 33. Sleep Consecration. Coisrig Cadail 34. Bed Blessing. Beannachadh Leapa 35 The Sleep Prayer. An Urnuigh Chadail 36 Sleep Consecration. Coisrig Cadail 37. Bed Blessing. Beannachadh Leapa 38 The Soul Shrine. A Choich Anama 39. Soul-Shrine. Coich-Anama 40. I Lie In My Bed. Laighim Am Leabaidh 41. Morning Prayer. Urnuigh Maduinn 42 The Dedication. An Tionnsgann 43. A Resting Prayer. Achanaidh Taimh 44. House Protecting. Teisreadh Taighe 45. Blessing of House. Beannachadh Taighe 46. To Whom Shall I Offer Oblation. Co Dha Dhiolas Mi Cios 47. Hail, Mary. Earna Mhoire 48. Hail To Thee, Mary. Failte A Mhoire 49. The Battle to Come. An Cath Nach Tainig 50. The Baptism Blessing. Am Beannachadh Baistidh 51. The Soul Leading. An Treoraich Anama 52. The Death Blessing. Am Beannachadh Bais 53. Soul Peace. Fois Anama 54. The New Moon. A Ghealach Ur II. Aimsire: Seasons Header 55. Christmas Hail. Nuall Nollaig 56. Christmas Carol. Duan Nollaig 57. Christmas Chant. Duan Nollaig 58. Hey The Gift. Heire Bannag 59. Hey The Gift, Ho The Gift. Eire Bannag, Hoire Bannag 60. The Gift of Power. Bannag Nam Buadh 61. The Virgin and Child. An Oigh Agus An Leanabh 62 The Shepherd of the Flock was Born. Rugadh Buachaille Nan Treud 63. Hogmanay of the Sack. Calluinn A Bhuilg 64. Hogmanay Carol. Cairioll Callaig 65. The Song of Hogmanay. Duan Callaig 66. Hogmanay. Oidhche Challaig 67. The Blessing Of The New Year. Beannachadh Bliadhna Uir 68. Christ the Priest Above Us. Criosda Cleireach Os Ar Cionn 69. The Day of St Columba. La Chaluim-Chille 70 (notes). Genealogy of Bride. Sloinntireachd Bhride 70. Genealogy of Bride. Sloinntireachd Bhride 71. Bride The Aid-Woman. Bride Ban-Chobhair 72. Magnus of my Love. Manus Mo Ruin 73. The Beltane Blessing. Am Beannachadh Bealltain 74. The Beltane Blessing. Am Beannachd Bealltain 75 (notes). Hymn of the Procession. Laoidh An Triall 75. Hymn of the Procession. Laoidh An Triall 76. The Feast Day of Mary. La Feill Moire 77 (notes). Michael, the Victorious. Micheal Nam Buaidh 77. Michael, the Victorious. Micheal Nam Buadh 78. The Blessing of the 'Strūan'. An Beannachadh Strūain 79. The Poem of the Lord's Day. Duan An Domhnuich 80. Hymn Of The Sunday. Duan An Domhnaich 81. Poem of the Flood. Duan Na Dilinn III. Labour. Oibre Header 82. Blessing of the Kindling. Beannachadh Beothachaidh 83. Kindling The Fire. Togail An Teine 84. Smooring the Fire. Smaladh An Teine 85. Smooring The Fire. Smaladh An Teine 88. Blessing of the Smooring. Beannachd Smalaidh 87. Smooring Blessing Beannachadh Smalaidh 88. The Consecration of the Seed. An Coisrigeadh Sioil 89. Reaping Blessing. Beannachadh Buana 90. Reaping Blessing. Beannachadh Buana 91. The Blessing Of The Parching. Beannachadh Fuiriridh. 92 (notes). The Quern Blessing. Beannachadh Brathain 92. The Quern Blessing. Beannachadh Brathain 93. Milking Croon. Cronan Bleoghain 94. Milking Croon. Cronan Bleoghain 95. Milking Blessing. Beannachadh Bleoghain 96. Ho Hoiligean, Ho My Heifers. Ho Hoiligean, Ho M’ Aighean 97. Ho, My Heifer! Ho M’ Aghan! 98. Give Thy Milk. Thoir Am Bainne 99. Milking Song. Cronan Bleoghan 100. Herding Blessing. Beannachadh Buachailleachd 101. Herding Blessing. Beannachadh Buachailleachd 102. Herding Blessing. Beannachadh Buachailleachd 103. The Protection of the Cattle. Comraig Nam Ba. 104. Guarding The Flocks. Gleidheadh Treuid 105. A Herding Croon. Cronan Cuallaich 106. Hatching Blessing. Beannachadh Guir 107. Marking The Lambs. Comharrachadh Nan Uan 108. The Clipping Blessing. Am Beannachd Lombaidh 109. The Chant of the Warping. Duan Deilbh 110. Loom Blessing. Beannachd Beairte 111 Setting the Iomairt. Suidheachadh Na H-Iomairt 112. Loom Blessing. Beannachadh Garmain 113 (notes). The Consecration of the Cloth. Coisrigeadh An Aodaich 113. The Consecration of the Cloth. Coisrigeadh An Aodaich 114. Hunting Blessing. Beannachadh Seilg 115. Consecrating The Chase. Coisrigeadh Na Seilg 116. Prayer For Travelling. Ora Turais 117. Fishing Blessing. Beannachd Iasgaich 118 (notes). The Ocean Blessing. Beannachadh Cuain 118. The Ocean Blessing. Beannachadh Cuain 119. Ocean Blessing. Beannachadh Cuain 120. Ruler of the Elements. Riaghlair Nan Sian 121. Sea Prayer. Urnuigh Mhara ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CONTENTS OF VOLUME 2 Title Page Contents IV. Uibe. Incantations Header 122. Charm For Rose. Eolas Na Ruaidh 123. Charm For Rose. Eolas Na Ruaidh 124. Charm For Rose. Eolas Na Ru 125. Charm For Swollen Breast. Eolas At Cioch 126. Toothache Charm. Eolas An Deididh 127. Charm For Jaundice. Eolas Na Budha 128. Charm For A Bursting Vein. Eolas Sgiucha Feithe 129. Charm For Bursting Vein. Eolas Sgocha Feith 130. Charm of the Sprain. Eolas An T-Sniamh 131. Charm For Sprain. Eolas An T-Sniamh 132. Charm For Sprain. Eolas An T-Sniamh 133. Fāth-Fīth 134 (notes). Charm Of The Lasting Life. Sian A Bheatha Bhuan 134. Charm Of The Lasting Life. Sian A Bheatha Bhuan 135. The Charm of the Lasting Life. Sian A Bheatha Bhuan 136. St Bride's Charm. Sian Bride 137. Sain. Sian 138. Love Charm. Eolas Gradhaich 139. Love Charm. Eolas Gradhaidh 140. Thwarting the Evil Eye. Cronachduinn Suil 141. Exorcism of the Eye. Eolas A Bheum Shula. 142. Counteracting The Evil Eye. Cronachdain Suil 143. Spell For Evil Eye. Uibe Ri Shul 144. Charm For The Eye. Obi Ri Shuil 145. Charm For The Evil Eye. Eoir Beum Sula 146. Charm. Eolas 147. A Malediction. Mallachd 148. Spell Of The Evil Eye Eolas A Bheim Shuil 149. Incantation for the Eye. Obi Nan Sul 150. Spell of the Eye. Oba Ri Shul 151. Spell of the Eye. Oba Ri Sul 152. Spell of the Eye. Ob Ri Shul 153. Spell of the Counteracting. Eolas A Chronachaidh 154. The Counting of the Stye. Cunntas An T-Sleamhnain 155. The 'Fionn-Faoilidh'. Am Fionn-Faoilidh 156. Envy Spell. Eolas Tnu 157. The Red-Stalk. An Dearg Chasachan 158. The Tree-Entwining Ivy. An Eidheann-Mu-Chrann 159 (notes). The Charm of the Figwort. Eolas An Torranain 159. The Charm of the Figwort. Eolas An Torranain 160. The Figwort. An Torranan 161. The Charm of the Figwort. Eolas An Torranain 162. The Fairy Wort. An Earnaid Shith 163. The Yarrow. Earr Thalmhainn 164. The Yarrow. An Earr-Thalmhainn 165. Saint John's Wort. Achlasan Chaluim-Chille 166. St Columba's Plant. Achlasan Chaluim-Chille 167. St Columba's Plant. Achlasan Chaluim-Chille 168. Saint John's Wort. Eala-Bhi, Eala-Bhi 169. The Aspen. An Crithionn 170. Shamrock Of Luck. Seamarag Nam Buadh 171. The Shamrock of Power. Seamarag Nam Buadh 172. The 'Mothan'. Am Mothan 173. The 'Mothan'. Am Mothan 174. The 'Mothan'. Am Mothan 175. The Passion-Flower of Virtues. Ceus-Chrann Nam Buadh 176. The Club-Moss. Garbhag An T-Sleibh 177. The Red-Palmed. An Dearg-Bhasach 178. The Catkin Wool. A Chloimh Chat 179. The Catkin Wool. A Chloimh Chat 180. Incantation of the Red Water. Eolas A Bhun Deirg 181. Red Water Charm. Eolas Bun Deirg 182. The Gravel Charm. Eolas A Ghalar Fhuail 183. The Strangles. An Stringlein 184. The Spell of the Fox. Sian Sionnaich 185. Prayer of the Cattle-Fold. Ora Cuithe 186. The Ditch of Mary. Feith Mhoire 187. The Hind. An Eilid 188. Columba, Peter, and Paul. Calum-cille, Peadail, Agus Pol 189. The Indigestion Spell. Eolas A Mheirbhein 190. Cud Chewing Charm. Eolas Chnamh Chir 191 (notes). Charm of the Churn. Eolas A Chrannachain 191. Charm of the Churn. Eolas A Chrannachain 192. The Charm Sent of Mary. An Eoir A Chuir Moire. 193. The Wicked Who Would Me Harm. Ulc A Dhean Mo Lochd 194. Augury of Mary. Frith Mhoire V. Measgain. Miscellaneous Header 195. The First Miracle of Christ. Ciad Miarail Chriosd 196. The Virgin and Child. An Oigh Agus An Leanabh 197. God of the Moon. Dia Na Gile 198. God of the Moon, God of the Sun. Dia Na Gile, Dia Na Greine 199. Safety of the Generous. Tearuinteachd Nam Fial 200. Mother's Consecration. Coistrig Mathar 201. He Who Was Crucified. Am Fear A Cheusadh 202. That Cock. An Coileach Sin 203. Omens. Manaidh 204. Early Easter Monday. Moch La Luan Casg 205. Omen of the Swans. Manadh Nan Eala 206. Omens. Manaidh 207. The Incense. An Tuis 208 (notes). Poem of the Beetles. Duan Nan Daol 208. Poem of the Beetles. Duan Nan Daol 209. Poem of the Beetles. Duan Nan Daol 210. Poem of the Beetle. Duan An Daoil 211. Lullaby. Taladh 212. The Melodious Lady-Lord. Ban-Tighearna Bhinn 213. Queen of Grace. Righinn Nam Buadh 214. Killmoluag. Cill-Moluag 215 (notes). The Kertch. Am Breid 215. The Kertch. Am Breid 216. Fragment. Fuigheal Notes Header A B C D E F G I L M N O P R S T U Names of Those From Whose Recitation the Poems Have Been Recorded Farewell. Soiridh

Hi, I am looking for information on Sylvester Horne and his family. I would be interested in finding out his parents, where in North Carolina he was from. Where he and his wife got married. when he died and where in Philly. I would also love any informtion that anyone is willing to share about the other family members. I am kind of at a dead end with them and would love to jumpstart my search. Below is the info I have on the family, any other information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Anna 1. SYLVESTER2 HORNE (UNKNOWN1)1 was born 1907 in North Carolina1, and died in PHILADELPHIA, PA. He married BETTY L. MCKINNION1 1925, daughter of CHARLES MCKINNION and MAGGIE MCKINNION. She was born 1908 in North Carolina1, and died 09 Feb 1967 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania2. More About SYLVESTER HORNE: Residence: 1930, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania3 More About BETTY L. MCKINNION: Burial: 16 Feb 1967, Eden Cemetery: Catto "A" Section Lot # 122 Grave # 2 Body #14 Cause of Death: Coronary Occlusion Residence: 1930, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania5 Children of SYLVESTER HORNE and BETTY MCKINNION are: i. JACK3 MCKINNION, Stepchild. 2. ii. ALVERTA ELESTINE HORNE, b. 30 May 1927, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. 16 Feb 1979, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. iii. LOTTIE HORNE. iv. MARY HORNE. v. SMUTHA HORNE. vi. GLADYS HORNE, m. WRIGHT. vii. PAUL MCKINNION6, b. 1917; d. May 1974, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America6. More About PAUL MCKINNION: Social Security Number: 167-16-80816 SSN issued: Pennsylvania6 Generation No. 2 2. ALVERTA ELESTINE3 HORNE (SYLVESTER2, UNKNOWN1)7,8 was born 30 May 1927 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died 16 Feb 1979 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania9. She married (1) LEONARD DAVIS10. He was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She married (2) THOMAS DEWANE BRADLEY11 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, son of WILLIAM BRADLEY and EDNA ?. He was born 18 May 1926 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania11, and died 08 Apr 1997 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America11. Notes for ALVERTA ELESTINE HORNE: Alverta was a registered nurse More About ALVERTA ELESTINE HORNE: Burial: 22 Feb 1979, Eden Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania12 Cause of Death: Heart attack and Lung desease13 Occupation: The Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital as a RN14 Residence: 1930, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania15 More About THOMAS DEWANE BRADLEY: Residence: 1930, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania16 Social Security Number: 195-12-036717 SSN issued: Pennsylvania17 Children of ALVERTA HORNE and THOMAS BRADLEY are: 3. i. DEWANE4 BRADLEY, b. 08 Jan 1945, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. 21 Mar 1968, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 4. ii. PATRICIA ANTONIA BRADLEY, b. 05 Apr 1947, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; d. 31 Dec 1971, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Generation No. 3 3. DEWANE4 BRADLEY (ALVERTA ELESTINE3 HORNE, SYLVESTER2, UNKNOWN1) was born 08 Jan 1945 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania18, and died 21 Mar 1968 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania19. She married MARVIN THOMAS COOPER 07 Mar 1964 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania20, son of JESSIE PARISH and MARY COOPER. He was born 04 Mar 1942 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. More About DEWANE BRADLEY: Burial: 27 Mar 1968, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania21 Cause of Death: Gun Shot Wound in the Back21 More About MARVIN THOMAS COOPER: Military service: ? Retirement: 30 Sep 1986, Retired From the Marine Corps at Cherry Point, NC Child of DEWANE BRADLEY and MARVIN COOPER is: 5. i. ANNA MARIE5 COOPER, b. 13 Oct 1964, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 4. PATRICIA ANTONIA4 BRADLEY (ALVERTA ELESTINE3 HORNE, SYLVESTER2, UNKNOWN1) was born 05 Apr 1947 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died 31 Dec 1971 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She married (1) NORMAN LEANDRA STOVALL22, son of EDNA. He was born 05 Apr 1926 in Salisbury, North Carolina22, and died 08 Oct 1992 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She married (2) LEO GLADMON. More About PATRICIA ANTONIA BRADLEY: Cause of Death: Brain Tumor More About NORMAN LEANDRA STOVALL: Cause of Death: Stroke, diabetes and respiratory failure. Social Security Number: 244-14-082522 SSN issued: North Carolina22 Endnotes 1. 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. Indexed by Ancestry.com from microfilmed schedules of the 1930 U.S. Federal Decennial Census.1930 United States Federal Census. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001. Data imaged from National Archives and Records Administration. 1930 Federal Population Census. T626, 2,667 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ED 416, roll 2112, page 3A, image 162.0. 2. Eden Cemetery Records. 3. 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. Indexed by Ancestry.com from microfilmed schedules of the 1930 U.S. Federal Decennial Census.1930 United States Federal Census. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001. Data imaged from National Archives and Records Administration. 1930 Federal Population Census. T626, 2,667 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ED 416, roll 2112, page 3A, image 162.0. 4. Eden Cemetery Records. 5. 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. Indexed by Ancestry.com from microfilmed schedules of the 1930 U.S. Federal Decennial Census.1930 United States Federal Census. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001. Data imaged from National Archives and Records Administration. 1930 Federal Population Census. T626, 2,667 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ED 416, roll 2112, page 3A, image 162.0. 6. Social Security Death Index, Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc, 2005. 7. Social Security Application. 8. 1930 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002. Indexed by Ancestry.com from microfilmed schedules of the 1930 U.S. Federal Decennial Census.1930 United States Federal Census. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2001. Data imaged from National Archives and Records Administration. 1930 Federal Population Census. T626, 2,667 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ED 416, roll 2112, page 3A, image 162.0. 9. Birth Certificate. 10. From Alverta Davis's Death certificate 11. Social Security Death Index. 12. Birth Certificate. 13. Death Certificate. 14. Derrick Gladmon. 15. 1930 United States Federal Census, T626, 2,667 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ED 416, roll 2112, page 3A, image 162.0. 16. 1930 United States Federal Census. 17. Social Security Death Index. 18. Eden Cemetery Records. 19. Philadelphia Inquirer, March 21, 1968. 20. Philadelphia Marriage Application 21. Death Certificate. 22. Social Security Death Index.

Looking for anyone researching the Chase family of Wayne Co. Christine Fuller

New Wayne County Cemetery Book - Volume 1 The Old Dobbs Genealogical Society is pleased to announce the upcoming publication of the first volume of their new series of Cemetery Books. Volume 1 contains a complete listing of all of the cemeteries in Nahunta, Buck Swamp, and Great Swamp Townships. This is the first update in more than 20 years and is an invaluable resource for genealogical research. The book is offered in both hardcover and CD versions. The CD version will be in searchable PDF format. The cost will be $30 for either version. Shipping/handling is $5.00 per book, but if you order both the hardback and the CD versions, you will pay only one shipping charge. Books should be delivered in November, 2005. Please complete the order blank below and mail it with your payment to: Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society-Book P.O. Box 617 Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617 Hardback books _________@ $30.00 ________________ CD Version _________@ $30.00 ________________ Shipping/handling $5.00 per book/set ________________ NC residents please add 7% sales tax ($1.75 per book) ________________ Total enclosed ________________ Name:______________________________________________ Address_____________________________________________ City/State/Zip________________________________________

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wUB.2ACE/777 Message Board Post: New Wayne County Cemetery Book - Volume 1 The Old Dobbs Genealogical Society is pleased to announce the upcoming publication of the first volume of their new series of Cemetery Books. Volume 1 contains a complete listing of all of the cemeteries in Nahunta, Buck Swamp, and Great Swamp Townships. This is the first update in more than 20 years and is an invaluable resource for genealogical research. The book is offered in both hardcover and CD versions. The CD version will be in searchable PDF format. The cost will be $30 for either version. Shipping/handling is $5.00 per book, but if you order both the hardback and the CD versions, you will pay only one shipping charge. Books should be delivered in November, 2005. Please complete the order blank below and mail it with your payment to: Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society-Book P.O. Box 617 Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617 Hardback books _________@ $30.00 ________________ CD Version _________@ $30.00 ________________ Shipping/handling $5.00 per book/set ________________ NC residents please add 7% sales tax ($1.75 per book) ________________ Total enclosed ________________ Name:______________________________________________ Address_____________________________________________ City/State/Zip________________________________________

Here is an article from todays Fayetteville Observer on a Scottish Heritage event here in NC. A booth will be set up to help people trace their Scottish roots. Nancy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Published on: Thursday, Oct 20, 2005 Harnett celebrates Scottish heritage By Amneris Solano Staff writer BUIES CREEK - The campus of Campbell University will come alive with a "Wee Bit of Scotland" this weekend. The university and the Harnett County Sesquicentennial Committee are sponsoring the celebration, which honors the county's Scottish heritage. The event is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the campus in Buies Creek. Activities include demonstrations of Highland games such as the caber toss and the hammer throw, Scottish dancers, clan tents and vendors. A booth will be set up to help people trace their Scottish roots. Jennifer Licko, a noted Celtic singer and dancer, is scheduled to perform as well as the Cross Creek Pipes & Drums. "We're really excited about it," said Al Bain, chairman of the county's sesquicentennial committee. "We want it to be an informative event for the people of this area." Harnett County turned 150 years old in February. The county has been celebrating its anniversary with a variety of events all year. Other activities include a beard-growing contest, guided historic tours across the county and the production of a Paul Green play this fall. At 7 p.m. Saturday, the county has scheduled a Harvest Ball at the Harnett County Courthouse. Tickets are $25 in advance. Guests are encouraged to wear period garb from 1855. The "Wee Bit of Scotland" celebration is taking place alongside Campbell University's homecoming. The Scottish festival is a salute to the area's Highland ancestors who traveled up the Cape Fear River in the mid-1700s to settle in Harnett, Moore and Cumberland counties. At 10:30 a.m. Sunday, "The Kirking of the Tartan," a community worship service, has been scheduled at the university. The service consists of people wearing kilts and holding tartan flags that represent Scottish families. The families will be led into the worship service by a bagpiper. The Rev. Ian Rankine, a Presbyterian minister who is from Scotland, will conduct the service. Staff writer Amneris Solano can be reached at solanoa@fayettevillenc.com or 486-3521.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/wUB.2ACE/776 Message Board Post: Looking info on Jimmie Jackson born mid 1880's wife was Betty last name unknown. Their son was Julius James Jackson and he married Lina Jackson from Sampson County.

Hi June, My grandparents were Benjamin Witherington and Julia McGee Southerland. My father and mother were Benjamin Witherington and Ruth Henderson Southerland and my Great grandparents were Robert and Anna Southerland. You are so right, it was fun living and returning there. Good luck, Ruth

Saw you all talking about Mount Olive, NC. My mother who pasted away this past August was born and raised in Mt. Olive, Wayne Co., NC. She married in 1936 and moved to Virginia, where she lived the rest of her life. I still have relatives living there and the surrounding areas. I remember my mother telling me stories of people she knew, and the surname Southerland was one of them. My mother was born 1915. Her maiden name was Bizzell. She still has a brother living in Mt. Olive. I really enjoyed visiting there as a child and remembering all the fun things and my grandmother. What years were your Southerlands and their names? June