At 07:08 PM 7/15/00 -0400, O Eugene Queen wrote: >Hi all, > >Research opportunities regarding Samuel Queen of 1776-1780???...and >more: [snip] >b) Samuel's son, James H. Queen crossed the river over into Macon >County before the 1830 census. I understand that's where his Bryson >girlfriend, Isabella, was and he married her in 1829 Haywood. Joseph >and William Queen, Sr. apparently crossed over by the time of their 1832 >court appearance in Macon. Joseph was on the 1835 Macon Poll list for >"Culliwhee"....and so was a John. I've gotten from somewhere -- notes still in box -- that at least one Bryson son had moved back to North Carolina after the Revolution, during which they'd all been in Upstate South Carolina. (I've seen transcriptions of documents on the family in at least one of the Pendleton District books.) I'm finally at the point where I can say I expect to be able to make some return visits to Haywood and Jackson Co. Registrars of Deeds offices in the foreseeable future (probably after Labor Day, due to the heat and my outdoor pets). I did make some notes in both counties late in '98, but I apparently only hit the surface. (I've got several lines in both counties.) Elizabeth Whitaker ELWHITAKER@ftc-i.net Easley, South Carolina (due south of Asheville)