Greetings to the List, and to many cousins, I'm sure... I descend from Alexander WILLIS and Elizabeth ROUGH, who were, reportedly, married in Davidson County, NC, on December 4, 1840. Alexander WILLIS was the son of James WILLIS, b. 1786, Rowan Co., NC, and Martha Patsy COATS, b. abt 1782, in NC. I do not know the Christian name of Elizabeth ROUGH's father but her mother may have been Mary C. KEPLEY. Is there any record of a ROUGH-KEPLEY marriage around 1760? Is anyone researching the ROUGH family? Is ROUGH pronounced about the same as RAUCH ? Sort of like ROW/HOW/NOW? Are there any KEPLEYs in NC? TIA for any help! Cookie, a Hoosier Boy in Florida << [email protected] >>

The Teacher    After being interviewed by the school administration, the eager  teaching prospect said: "Let me see if I've got this right. You  want me to go into that room with all those kids, and fill their  every waking moment with a love for le arning.    And I'm supposed to instill a sense of pride in their ethnicity,  modify their disruptive behavior, observe them for signs of abuse  and even censor their T-shirt messages and dress habits.    You want me to wage a war on drugs and sexually transmitted  diseases, check their backpacks for weapons of mass destruction,  and raise their self esteem.    You want me to teach them patriotism, good citizenship,  sportsmanship, fair play, how to register to vote, how to balance a  checkbook, and how to apply for a job. I am to check their heads  for lice, maintain a safe environment, recognize signs of  antisocial behavior, offer advice, write letters of recommendation  for student employment and scholarships, encourage respect for the  cultural diversity of others, and oh, make sure that I give the  girls in my class fifty percent of my attention.    My contract requires me to work on my own time after school,  evenings and weekends grading papers. Also, I must spend my summer  vacation at my own expense working toward advance certification and  a Masters degree.    And on my own time you want me to attend committee and faculty  meetings, PTA meetings, and participate in staff development  training.    I am to be a paragon of virtue, larger than life, such that my very  presence will awe my students into being obedient and respectful of  authority.    And I am to pledge allegiance to family values and this current  administration. You want me to incorporate technology into the  learning experience, monitor web sites, and relate personally with  each student.    That includes deciding who might be potentially dangerous and/or  liable to commit a crime in school. I am to make sure all students  pass the mandatory state exams, even those who don't come to school  regularly or complete any of their assignments.    Plus, I am to make sure that all of the students with handicaps get  an equal education regardless of the extent of their mental or  physical handicap.    And I am to communicate regularly with the parents by letter,  telephone, newsletter and report card.    All of this I am to do with just a piece of chalk, a computer, a  few books, a bulletin board, a big smile AND on a starting salary  that qualifies my family for food stamps! You want me to do all of  this and yet you expect me. . .     . . . . NOT TO PRAY? Nell Truitt Florida

Looking for anyone on this list researching the family of Jarrett (Garrett) Wood in Rowan County. I descend from John Wood and his marriage to Avis (Aevas) Baird/Beard through their daughter Hannah and her husband, James William Maxwell. Richard Foster Austin, TX

If you go to <A HREF="www.noaa.gov">www.noaa.gov</A> and click on the Hurricane Center link, you are taken to a page where you can click probabilities and see the statistical probabilities for landfall sites for Isabel. Last update had highest probability at Morehead. Sarah Goodman

I found this a few minutes ago and thought that many would be interested. It is from the National Oceanic & Atmosphere Administration. The main NOAA web site is: www.noaa.gov The link to the charts is under Charting & Navigation from the main page or this URL: http://chartmaker.ncd.noaa.gov/csdl/ctp/abstract.htm Click on Image Catalog to get a Search window. WARNING, many of these files are large and require Mr. Sid to view but, boy, they are nice. By the way, there are other neat things at the main NOAA site also. For those keeping an eye on hurricane Isabelle, here is a site I have used in the past to get an idea of how things are closer to hurricanes. It is the National Data Buoy Center and that URL is: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/ Click on the square you wish to zoom to and it will pull up all the weather buoys in that region. Pretty cool stuff. Have fun, Billy

Looking for information on Helena V. Barber, daughter of R. C. Barber and Mary A. UNK. Helena was born about 1864 and died January 1902. She was married to John Pliney Marlin, born 1865 and died 1907. Here is additional information on this family. Descendants of John Pliney Marlin 1 John Pliney Marlin 1865 - 1907 .. +Helena V. Barber 1864 - 1902 ........ 2 Mary Craige Marlin 1887 - 1949 ............ +Round Holman 1886 - 1981 ........ 2 Clara Craige Marlin 1890 - ............ +William Caldwell ........ 2 Theodore Marlin 1894 - 1963 ............ +Naomi Cashion 1902 - 1989 ........ 2 Harriet Marlin 1898 - 1931 ............ +Fred Lefler *2nd Wife of John Pliney Marlin: .. +Carrie Nail 1877 - ........ 2 Annie Marlin 1907 - ............ +William Manchester Thank you for any information. Joyce Honeycutt Holman (Researching Honeycutt, Simpson, Baucom, Richardson, Price, Medlin, Orr, Weddington, Mewborn, Parrot, Jenkins, Helms, Whitley, Presler, Williams, Ogburn, Edwards, Rowell, Clontz, Brumbelow, Quinn, Holman, Winchester, Wolfe, Crowell, Mullis, Rogers, Broome, Marlin, Barber, and others.)

Hi group, We have added over 400 soldiers to the North Carolina Civil War Soldiers database this week. This database contains 4000 entries now including many for Rowan County. Hope it helps some of you. http://www.censusdiggins.com/nc_civilwar.html Happy Searchin, Brenda CensusDiggins.com http://www.censusdiggins.com Home of FREE databases and GenStuff GiveAway. Census Finder - Links to Free Census Records Online http://www.censusfinder.com

Hello to the lists ! Can anyone tell me about this outfit? Has anyone had any experience with the, Are they reliable ? I will appreciate any comments. Genealogy Techs http://www.genealogytechs.com Cookie, a Hoosier Boy in Florida << [email protected] >>

This would be of interest to some on RowanRoots. Betty Pace From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: 12 Sep 2003 22:19:48 -0600 Subject: [NCRowan] John & Eva (Smith) Adams This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Adam/Adams, Hunter, Smith/Schmidt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/0VB.2ACI/7235 Message Board Post: Hi - It appears that both John Adam and Maria Eva Schmidt were Palantines imported from Germany. John and Eva were married on Apr 19, 1751 at Moden Creek (now Muddy Creek) in Lancaster, PA. It appears that John arrived at Philadelphia in 1747 (ship Two Brothers), 1748 (ship Hampshire) or 1749 (ship Edinburgh) from Rotterdam. John's name was Johannes Adam. Possibly he made repeated trips bringing family to Pennsylvania. It is not immediately possible to know for sure as only the male passengers are identified. I do not know yet whether John had married Miss Hunter before or after his arrival in Philadelphia. Eva's father Peter Schmidt arrived in Philadelphia in 1732 (ship Johnson Galley of London) from Rotterdam. Peter's name was Johannes Peter Schmidt (Peder Schmitt). On Mar 26, 1734, Peter received a warrant for 100 ac of land in Lancaster Co, PA located between Cocalico and Muddy Creek (near Rte 272 and Muddy Creek Road). Peter Smith appeared in the Bethel Twp tax rolls for 1750 and 1751. For 1756 he is listed as "fled". Because of Indian problems, many of the people in that area "fled". In 1759,there is a Peter Smith listed in the Rowan Co, NC tax rolls. ______________________________

26 Aug 1818 Mary Jones to Benjamin Osborn, signed Thomas Jones 16 Jul 1812 James Jones to Ellender Stout signed William Jones 5 Oct 1803 Rachel Jones to John Veach signed John Tacker 18 Mar 1819 Rebecca Jones to Carter Russel signed James Taylor 27 Apr 1814/5 Polly Jones to Henry Call signed Jesse Walker 14 Mar 1813 Samuel Jones to Nancy Skinner signed John Jones 30 Oct 1813 Thomas C Jones to Betsy Eliza Hodgens signed John March Jr. 20 Dec 1815 Philip Jones to Catherine Prichard signed John Suth 10 Nov 1816 Thomas Jones to Sally Kellan signed Amos Regan 26 Feb 1818 Edmond Jones to Nancy Drake signed Samuel Harris 25 Oct 1823 Sarah Jones to Phillip Call signed Drury Jones 1 Mar 1819 Benjamin Jones to Hannah Teaque signed John Spurgin 26 Dec 1821 Edmond Jones to Anny Lard signed Jacob Cornatzer 12 Sep 1822 Wiley Jones to Margaret Graves signed Jacob March 12 Aug 1823 Jacob Jones to Jinny Mourlten signed Joel Cheves 13 Dec 1824 Basil G Jones to Mary Brown signed Godfrey Clement 10 Oct 1810 Margaret Jones to Daniel Royley signed Moses Estes 20 Oct 1820 Sarah Jones to John Smith signed Jess ........ 3 Nov 1820/1 Sally Jones to Elijah Smith signed Obediah Butt 15 Jan 1817 Sarah Jones to Elias Rickard signed Moses Merion 29 Apr 1829 Elizabeth Jones to John Spry signed John Monday 17 Aug 1775 Sarah Jones to William Clark signed George Gonder 20 Jul 1825 Thomas Jones to Delila Pulian signed Thomas Robley 25 May 1826 Isaac D Jones and Mary Booe signed J H Hardie 4 Dec 1827 John Jones to Eleanor M Austin signed Abner Bryan 31 Dec 1827 Wiley Jones to Polly Houser signed Josephus Hilton 6 Feb 1827 William Jones to Elizabeth Hilton signed Josephus Hilton 31 Jan 1827 Larkin G Jones to Martha M Jones signed William P Stockton 22 May 1827 Thomas Jones to Sarah O'Neal signed Abner O'Neal 26 Sep 1842 Thomas Jones to Henrietta Maria Morrison signed David Kerns 6 Dec 1844 Henry A Jones to Ann E B Cook signed Andrew C Cook 5 Aug 1850 John Jones to Amanda Mash signed Calen Pendergrass 30 Aug 1855 Amanda C Jones to Harper F Jones 30 Aug 1855 signed A W Owen 11 Aug 1857 Isaac W Jones to Bettie C Harris signed James Horah 4 Jun 1853 Robert Jones to Elizabeth Lukey signed Martin Richwine 7 Apr 1858 James H Jones to Lucy Jane Brady signed John I Shaver 12 Apr 1813 Sally Jones to Phillip Wray signed Coleman Rice 7 Aug 1775 Sarah Jones to George Lauman signed David Kerr

Is there a book listing the Rowan Co confiscated property/owners from the RW? Or is it all listed in the court order books? Thanks, Kathryn

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I don't know how many of you worked with Sandra Ball, but she died recently. Here is her obituary. I know she helped me with my Walton Research several times. Mrs. Sandra Ball SALISBURY - Sandra Gertsch Ball, 64, of 908 Yost Rd., died Thursday, August 21, 2003, at her home. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Burial will follow at the church cemetery in North Wilkesboro. The Bishop John Coalson will officiate. The family will receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m. today at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Salisbury. At other times they will be at the residence on Yost Road. Born December 10, 1938, in Salt Lake City, Utah, she was the daughter of the late Lavoun Eggett Gertsch and Julius Alma Gertsch. She was a graduate of East High School in Salt Lake and the New York Institute of Photography. She was a professional photographer, member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sunday school teacher, youth seminary teacher and family history specialist. She was a full-time missionary for the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints serving in North Carolina. She was an active member of Rowan County Genealogical Assoc. and worked as a volunteer in the Rowan County library in genealogical research. Survivors include her husband, Charles Willis Ball; a son, James Alma Ball of Salt Lake City, Utah; three daughters, Cynthia Simpson of China Grove, Catherine Gilbert of China Grove and Christine Ball of the home; two brothers, Jerrold Gertsch of Jordan, Utah, and Don Lee Gertsch of Kearns, Utah; a sister, Renee G. Evans of West Valley, Utah; and six grandchildren. Memorials may be made to Missionary Fund at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1255 Julian Road, Salisbury, N.C. 28146. Arrangements are being handled by Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home, China Grove.

Rachel Jones m John Veach 5 Oct 1803 signed by John Tacker Elizabeth Jones to William Felps 20 Apr 1768 signed Mark Whitaker. Her father Samuel Jones writes his consent. Margaret Jones m Daniel Boyley 18 Oct 1810 signed Moses Estep Mary Jones m William Bailey 3 Apr 1764 signed Matthew Long, William Napery Sarah Jones m Elias Rickard 15 Jan 1817 signed Moses Merion Roland Jones m Mary Sheets 20 Sep 1822 signed Michael Hanes Susan Jones m James Evatt 21 Jun 1785 signed William Evatt/Eyalt James Jnes m Susanna Kindaid 10 Mar 1783 Susan Jones m Thomas Craige 15 Mar 1838 signed James Owen Thomas Jones m Polly Lock 23 Oct 1788 signed Matthew Lock Isaac Jones m Nelly Gaither 2 par 1787 signed Basil Gaither Elizabeth Jones m Moses Estep 1 Sep 1803 signed Abraham Estep Elizabeth Jones m Henderson Mason 28 Aug 1827 signed John Prather John Jones m Martha Wells 29 Sep 1772 signed James Jones and John Wells John Jones m Ruth (a spinster) 20 Oct 1774 signed by two John Jones' Elizabeth Jones m Henry Shouse 5 Mar 1779 signed Thomas Jones John Jones m Rebecca Chambers 15 Dec 1777 signed Ad Osborne Joseph Jones m Rebecca Park (no date) signed John Parks William Jones m Mary Vandever 9 Sep 1778 signed John Vandever Mary Jones m John Watkins or Vichel Ijams? 28 Nov 1787 both sign James Jones m Susanna Kinkaid 10 Mar 1783 signed James Kinkaid Joseph Jones m Lucy Foster 3 Oct 1785 signed James Foster Ezra Jones m Margaret Hunt 10 Mar 1796 signed James Wells Ebed Jones m Mary Wells 22 Dec 1796 signed James Wells John Jones m Esther Fisher 24 Jun 1797 signed Risdon Fisher Samuel Jones m Drusilla Brown 4 Oct 1802 signed Hudson Hughes Robert Jones m Polly Douthard 24 Feb 1803 signed Jones Enochs Isaac Jones m Bar.. Welton 15 Mar 1803 signed James Welton William Jones m ... Merrel 6 Mar 1805 signed Charles Hudson Richard Jones m Elizabeth Parker 7 Aug 1805 signed William Jones John Jones m Martha/Marthew Lee 31 May 1806 signed William Jones Rowland Jones m Nancy Wilson 18 Mar 1808 signed Thomas Hilton Sarah Jones m Francis Spr... 29 Dec 1808 signed Samuel Bronech? Thomas Jones m Liddy King 22 Nov 1808 signed Benjamin Edan John Jones m Elizabeth Wells 14 Dec 1811 signed Joseph Clifford Henry Jones m Sarah ..... 12 Oct 1811 signed John Jones Caty Jones m Christian Sheek 1 May 1811 signed William Sanders Joseph Jones m Nancy Ballard 30 May 1812 signed William Berryman Jonathan Jones m ...... ...... 11 ... 1812 signed William O Born

From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: 8 Sep 2003 14:50:32 -0600 Subject: [NCRowan] Original families from Bethabara being searched for 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/0VB.2ACI/7229 Message Board Post: Bethabara Park hopes to find settlers' families In late 1753, 15 Moravians set out from their Pennsylvania settlement in the hopes of establishing another religious community in the western part of the Piedmont. They would call it Wachovia, after the estate of Count Nikolaus von Zinzendorf, who had given the Moravians religious asylum in the town of Herrnhut, Germany. In Wachovia, the men set up the community of Bethabara, meaning "House of Passage," intended to be a temporary center from which to colonize the Wachovia Tract. It was these small beginnings which helped form the bustling town of Salem, now part of Winston-Salem. Almost 250 years later, Bethabara is a historical site to which many pay tribute. It's the site of a restored 1788 Gemeinhaus, the only German colonial church with attached minister's living quarters in the United States. It's also home to a reconstructed 1756 palisade fort - one of only two reconstructed French and Indian War forts in the Southeast and the only one on the original site. With its 250th anniversary approaching, Historic Bethabara Park is planning a celebration, and staff members are inviting the descendants of those early settlers to participate in the festivities. But finding these families is no easy task. Judi Wallace, community relations director for the park, says it would be nice to find descendants of the original 15 who built the community. "(But) people move away," she says. She says the park merely wants to get the word out, realizing that locating family members "is a lot of genealogical work," Wallace says. Fortunately, though, "Moravians always kept meticulous records about family history," she explains. And that's a fact she's banking on, hoping that people will take a look at their family trees and realize their ancestors helped build Winston-Salem to what it is today - a center for medicine, agriculture, industry and education, traits the original 15 settlers brought. Wallace says Bethabara officials are inviting descendants of the blacks and Catawba and Cherokee Indians who helped build the community, too. To help locate these descendants, Bethabara employees are compiling a list of those in "The Stranger's Graveyard," where non-Moravians were buried, and those in the Moravian graveyard as well. Wallace says the celebration, to be held Nov. 15, will include a re-enactment of the last part of the original settlers' trek from Pennsylvania on the Great Wagon Trail. The trail will be dedicated by city officials, followed by the Moravian's first hymn and a proclamation. The park will also provide food and recreation during the event. Guests of the anniversary celebration will be encouraged to participate in games that settlers would have played - such as "town ball," similar to baseball, and lawn bowling. The following day, Nov. 16, guests will have the opportunity to participate in a traditional Moravian "love feast," which consists of a plain sweet bun, and coffee, tea or chocolate, in Wait Chapel at Wake Forest University. Historic Bethabara Park, which opened in 1970, is located at 2147 Bethabara Road. For more information, call 924-8191, or visit the Web site www.bethabarapark.org. Are you related? The following are the family names of the 15 original Moravian settlers of Bethabara: Bernhard Adam Grube, minister from Germany; Jacob Loesch, warden, born in New York; Hermannus Loesch, farmer from Pennsylvania; Hans Martin Kalberlahn, physician born in Norway; Hans Petersen, tailor from Denmark; Christopher Merkly, baker from Germany; Henrich Feldhausen, carpenter from Holstein; Erich Ingebretsen, carpenter from Norway; Jacob Lung, gardener from Germany; Friedrich Jacob Pfeil, tanner from Germany, and Johannes Beroth, farmer from Germany. The following four men came with the first settlers, but returned to Pennsylvania: Johannes Lischer, scout and messenger; Nathaniel Siedel, led the group to Bethabara; Gottlob Konigsdorfer and Joseph Haberland. Some names may have been anglicized. For example, Loesch may be spelled Lash. The park staff is also interested in finding descendants of the families of Henry Banner, Hans Wagner, Adam Spach and Michael Hauser, who were living in the Bethabara area when the Moravians arrived. They hope to find descendants of blacks, Catawbas and Cherokees, who also did much to build early Bethabara. People with any information about descendants of these families are encouraged to call Historic Bethabara Park at (336) 924-8191, or e-mail the information to Michele Gillespie, [email protected] A more complete list of family names is available by fax or e-mail. Call the park and leave your name, fax number, telephone number and/or e-mail address, or stop by the visitors center at Historic Bethabara Park, 2147 Bethabara Road, Winston-Salem. Staff writer Erica Kinnaird can be contacted at 888-3578 or [email protected]

St. Paul's Register 1715-1798 Stafford and King George Co., VA Anne Jones m William Lord 12 Oct 1748 Behethland Jones, dau of John and Eleanor, m John Peed 14 Feb 1770 David Jones m Mary Boswell 18 Feb 1763 Eleanor Jones m Daniel Hammit 22 Dec 1774 Elizabeth Jones m David parsons 25 Feb 1759 Frances Jones m Robert Rose 7 Jun 1752 James Jones m Mary Wilkerson 6 Apr 1786 Jane Jones m Samuel Marshall 13 Jun 1782 Joseph Jones m Mary Jordon of King George Co., VA 16 Aug 1774 John Jones m Eleanor Moss 16 Aug 1744 Mary Jones m Thomas Fletcher 28 Dec 1753 Matthew Jones m Rose Cavenaugh 21 Sep 1746 Mildred Jones m John Whiting 26 Dec 1788 Margaret, dau of Nathaniel Jones of Westmoreland Co. m William Bulltrop bef 30 Mar 1705 Sebra Jones m William Crank 8 Feb 1778 Sarah Jones m Richard Carver 21 Jan 1722 Nancy Jones m Richard Allen 4 Feb 1788 Susanna Jones m John Price 5 May 1786 William Jones m Jane Reeney 20 Apr 1752 William Jones m Mary Baxter 26 Jul 1774 David and Ann Jones children: Benjamin b 18 Apr 1766 Henry and Anne Jones children: Charles b 14 Sep 1725 Henry and Honor Jones children Henry b 7 Jun 1757 Frances Jones child: Sarah b 7 Mar 1752 Charles Buirn b 3 Feb 1759 Mary Jones child: Frances b 6 Apr 1732 m Robert Rose 7 Jun 1752 William and Jane Jones child: John b 28 mar 1756 John Jones d 19 Jan 1725 John Jones and Eleanor Price m 16 Aug 1744 children: Charles Calvert Jones b 4 Jun 1746 bap 6 Jul 1746 Behethland Jones b 14 Jul 1748 bap 14 Aug 1784 m John Peed 14 Feb 1776 Nathaniel Jones b 25 Feb 1750 Sabre Jones b 7 Oct 1753 bap 9 Dec 1753, m William Crank 8 Feb 1778 Jane Jones b 16 Mar 1752 m Samuel Marshall 13 Jun 1782? John and Sarah Jones child: Charles b 24 Feb 1753 John and Alenda Jones child: Sukey b 25 Mar 1757 William Jones m Elizabeth Alsop 9 Feb 1749 children: Thomas b 30 Nov 1745 Mary b 20 May 1753 Anne b 21 Feb 1755 ********************************

#1 Will date Nov. 1, 1788 Rowan Co, NC proved May 6th 1789 James Ross. 590 acres of land to be divided between wife Jean Ross and four children viz: Joseph, Benjamin, Jean, and Susannah. 50 acres to John Shaw son of daughter is law Grizzell Shaw. Extr. friend Thomas Anderson and son Henry Ross Wit: Joseph Sullive Jr, William Rorax, Agnes Lusk The land was laid off and divided as directed in James Ross' will in 1801 surveyor William Moore SCC: Thomas Tharpe, Boyd McCury witnesses to the document and plat: Barnabus Dain, Samuel Tomlinson, William Welborn, Josias Smith, Jacob Tacker (anyone know anything about this Benjamin, son of James Ross????) #2 Will date Nov. 21, 1818 Rowan County, NC Proved Feb. Ct. 1819 John Ross, Sr. wife Catharine, Thomas Smith Hall (relationship not explained) children: James, John, Jean Ludwell, and Zilphy Walker friend Jacob Brown Miller executor Wit: William Graff James Ellis William Burrage Proven in Feb. court by oath of James Ellis recorded in book G page 530 #3 Will date Oct. 21, 1819 Rowan Co, NC Proved Feb. Ct. 1820 John Ross Friends James McDaniel and James Ellis to manage my concerns wife Rebekah legacy of my father's estate (name not given) to pay my debts children: Rachel, Lucy, James, and Polly Wit: John Davis Isaac Ross Davis Proven in Feb. court by oath of John Davis recorded in book H page 35

Will the lady who was chasing Clement Reed get in touch with me. I may have some new leads for you. Marge

Tories Rowan Co., NC 8 Aug 1778 Captain Elijah Lyons District William Roberts William Roberts Jr. Edward Roberts Edward Roberts Jr. Nathan Roberts John Roberts son of Edward William Roberts Sr. John Roberts son of William James Jones, Jr. John Jones Thomas Jones, Sr. James Jones Sr. 8 Aug 1778 Captain S Smith's District John Roberts 8 Aug 1778 Captain Johnston's District Matthew Jones Jabis Jones (Tobias?) Thomas Jones William Jones Jabis Jones (Tobias?) Thomas Jones Allen Jones 3 Nov 1782 Tories summoned by Wm Butler to see why property should not be confiscated. Shaderick Roberts Nathan Roberts John Roberts William Roberts dec'd. William Roberts son of Edward Daniel Lewis Moses Roberts Thomas Jones Joseph Jones Thomas Jones John Roberts James Jones, run away Francis Roberts, gone to the mountains. Sep 1782 list Allen Jones Harty Jones (Hardy?) John Jones Matthew Jones Roland Jones Tobis Jones (Tobias?) Rowan Co., NC Court Minutes 1768 James Jones, 1 male in Wm Temple Coles District. 1784 James Jones Jr. 150 acres toward South Yadkin near Second Creek 21 Sep 1782 James Jones on of Tories tried and found guilty. 24 Sep 1782 James Jones sentenced to be hanged 4 Oct 1782 "run away" 8 Feb 1783 James Jones cited to Court to see if property should be confiscated.

Billy, It might make a difference to the descendants if the woman had a baby 9 months after the "knowing in a carnal sense" brutality took place. Cookie, a Hoosier Boy in Florida << [email protected] >>