Hi, thanks for the offer. I would love to have a copy of your info. My Newtons are from Horry County, S.C. right now but they probably came from N.C. before that. Debbie [email protected] wrote: > Hi list! > > I have corresponded with some of you in the past and I have also posted this > message to the GenForum. > > I have just finished typing up Newton extracts from the Duplin Co. Pleas and > Quarters. This info is from about 1784 to 1814 and is 10 pages. Anyone > interested please e-mail me. > > I have also started compiling a Newton database of Duplin and New Hanover Co. > Newtons. Since there is no conclusive data about where the earliest > generation of these Newtons came from, I have grouped them all under an > unknown Newton for now. Eventually I hope to post it to the web, but I am > still looking at formats, etc. This is not something to look for in the next > week or so, but a long term project. :) > > In this database I want to include solid sources. Court records, bible > records, etc. Personal accounts, stories, and legends could also be included > but would be referenced as such. > > Alot of this is still in the thinking stages but I want this to be something > that everyone can share for free. > > Any thoughts from the group? > > Thanks, > > Karen -- I am researching these names: ANDERSON, BRAY, CAPPS, CHESTNUT/CHESNUTT, ENZOR/ENSOR, FOWLER, GARGANO, HOUSEMAN, HOLLINGSWORTH, KING, NEWTON, RHAMES, ROYALS, TYLER, VEREEN, VROOME and more. Please contact me if you have any of these names in your family or visit my web page at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=debpar or contact me at mailto:[email protected]