Jo, I checked and have the info you sent and I have the same as you to this point. I need the proof of James Wiatt/Wyatt's ancestry as well. His father John m Rachel Hannah, his father John b 1714 d aft 1776 Bute Co., NC m Rachel, his father John b 1679 Perquimans Co., NC d 1739 Perq. m Rachel Calloway b 1675 Perq m 1696 perq. Have yet to prove and yet seems logical. On Margaret Smith's father James we have nothing. He would have been born about 1730? Do you show anyone in your info that may have been born about that time? Sorry you're in the snow. Your e-mail didn't come through until last night. We will be near 80 today if not warmer here in FL. We researched in Rowan in August. I love the Rowan area. It would be my first choice to retire in Salisbury. Thanks for your response. Marge Jo wrote: > Some of the Wyatt family married into my Eagle family, so I > have always put anything i find on them into my tree. I have > your Margaret Smith marrying James Wyatt b. between 1764-1793. > James died 1839 in McCracken Co.,Kentucky. I am inclined to > think ,because of the guessed at years of 1764-1793 that this > came off a Family Tree CD. And then, I believe there is a Wyatt > book in the Rowan Public Library. > His father was John Wyatt b ca 1743,d Nov 11,1815 in Rowan Co., > His mother was Rachel Hannah b Bet. 1739-1759. > Siblings were : > > (1)Thomas Wyatt b 1760-1781, married Rachel Park, died Jan 12 > 1793 > (2)Eli Wyatt b Bet 1764-1793 > (3) John Junior Wyatt b Bet 1764-1793, m Hannah Park > (4)James' place in family line > (5)Elizabeth Wyatt b Bet. 1761-1779, m Ebenezer Park > (6) Sylvester Wyatt b Bet 1764-1793 > Thomas Wyatt and Rachel Park's son Noah Wyatt m Polly Henry, > their daut Mary Ann Wyatt married Joseph Eagle. Hope this is some > help. We're having ice and freezing rain tonight and tomorrow > here in Rowan Co.,NC, I might be able to get you more info about > the middle of the week. Regards,Joyce Koontz > > -----Original Message----- > From: John & Marge Schulke <SchulkeJW@mpinet.net> > To: ROWANROOTS-L@rootsweb.com <ROWANROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 12:34 PM > Subject: [RowanRoots] Re:SMITHS > > >My Margaret Smith married James Wiatt/Wyatt. Would love to know > anything about > >her family in Rowan Co., NC She's born about 1770 in NC and her > father is James > >Smith.

The 2000 census............... when you fill out the census for the year 2000, please copy the forms and info .............. put the copies in your genealogy papers,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, THEN your family will not have to wait till 2070 to find out about you. dont you wish your GGF had of done that for you???? bob benton Hurrah for the Bonnie blue Flag that bears a single star!

Hi Bob, I would be willing to take bets that, your Angelo Co., is actually ONSLOW Co., N.C. (Sound Angelo out and slur the "g") My two bits.. Sue Bobevans01@aol.com wrote: > > With all the mail about other non-existant counties, I decided to float this > one. Please > don't answer unless you know something definite. > My wife's g-grandfather's death certificate said he was born in "Angelo > County" North > Carolina in 1850. Now I know there has not ever been an Angelo county, and we > have searched high and low for something similar, including Angola swamp. My > wife thinks > he must have had a mouth full of chewing tobacco when he told his sons where > he was born. If anyone knows of any place in N.C. with a name of Angelo, > please let me know. > By the way, his name was George Green. I cannot associate him with Rowan > county > specifically, but if anyone is researching the Green line an has a clue, let > me hear from you. > Thanks

This is too good to leave here. -----Original Message----- From: Hdeschenes@aol.com [mailto:Hdeschenes@aol.com] Sent: Friday, January 28, 2000 2:53 PM To: BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BALTGEN-L] CENSUS Thiis info was sent to me by a very savvy lady & thought it was a very good idea. **************************************************************************** ** ******************* The year 2000 is a Census Year. Most of the census will be taken by mail. After you have filled out your census form why not make a copy of it and file with your important (genealogy) papers. Then your family will not have to wait 70 years to learn about you. ______________________________

Does anyone have the genealogy of General Robert Hill d. 1800? I would greatly appreciate his descendancy, especially, but also his antecedants, as I am trying to trace his wife's line, and looking for similar surnames in marriages. Thank you for whatever help you can be. Mary

Try Onslow County! A mouth full of chewing tobacco might get you that. -----Original Message----- From: Bobevans01@aol.com <Bobevans01@aol.com> To: ROWANROOTS-L@rootsweb.com <ROWANROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, January 27, 2000 5:15 PM Subject: [RowanRoots] Angelo County >With all the mail about other non-existant counties, I decided to float this >one. Please >don't answer unless you know something definite. >My wife's g-grandfather's death certificate said he was born in "Angelo >County" North >Carolina in 1850. Now I know there has not ever been an Angelo county, and we >have searched high and low for something similar, including Angola swamp. My >wife thinks >he must have had a mouth full of chewing tobacco when he told his sons where >he was born. If anyone knows of any place in N.C. with a name of Angelo, >please let me know. >By the way, his name was George Green. I cannot associate him with Rowan >county >specifically, but if anyone is researching the Green line an has a clue, let >me hear from you. >Thanks >

Have you tried Onslow County? I imagine that the doctor filled out the death certificate, and took the information from the son who gave the information. If the Doctor was hard of hearing, he could have heard Angelo for Onlsow. Rick Saunders

According to the North Carolina Gazetteer by William Powell, the following place names start with Angola, which could have been misinterpreted: Angola-community in western Onslow County Angola Bay-pocosin in southern Duplin and northern Pender counties. Angola Creek-rises in Angola Bay in northeast Pender County and flows south into Holly Shelter Creek. Also: Angelico Mountain-southwest Cherokee County extending northeast from Angelico Gap to Bowman's Gap (see also Rocky Face) Angelico Gap-southwest Cherokee County at the southwest end of Angelico Mountain. Hope this helps somehow, Billy

With all the mail about other non-existant counties, I decided to float this one. Please don't answer unless you know something definite. My wife's g-grandfather's death certificate said he was born in "Angelo County" North Carolina in 1850. Now I know there has not ever been an Angelo county, and we have searched high and low for something similar, including Angola swamp. My wife thinks he must have had a mouth full of chewing tobacco when he told his sons where he was born. If anyone knows of any place in N.C. with a name of Angelo, please let me know. By the way, his name was George Green. I cannot associate him with Rowan county specifically, but if anyone is researching the Green line an has a clue, let me hear from you. Thanks

Dear Gena, I have an ANGELINE BULLEN/BULLAND/BOLIN (1824-aft. 1880)--the spelling varies, even BULLARD possible on one handwritten census for Rowan County. She was the mother of my ggrandfather CLAYTON W. POOL(E) (1848-1908Rowan). She seems to have had an older sister named CATHERINE BULLEN/BULLAND. She and DAVID POOL (1810-1867) were either married or cohabitated, having four children that I know of. She did inherit at the time of his death, but the children were named with both Pool and Bullen in court documents. We believed she is from the line of CONRAD BULLEN but can't trace it back beyond her. Betty Pace On Tue, 25 Jan 2000 17:35:20 -0700 irish690 <irish690@mindspring.com> writes: >I am researching the surnames GATES, BULLON/BULLIN and CLINE in the >Rowan >Co area. If there is anyone else researching these names I would like >to >correspond with you. I would be interested in any info regarding these >lines. Thank you. > > Gena Gates Lally > Mesa AZ > > >==== ROWANROOTS Mailing List ==== >To contact the owner, send email to jdcoates@aa.net (John Coates) > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

At 06:55 PM 1/24/00 -0500, Gerri Ann wrote: >Does anyone have Swathlander in their ancestry? Also, does anyone know the >origin for the name ? It sounds German or Dutch. >Thanks,,,, Gerri Ann in TN gal+AEA-naxs.net It's apparently an anglicization of Schwartzlander (black lander), which might refer to an area with black soil. Elizabeth Whitaker ELWHITAKER@ftc-i.net

I am researching the surnames GATES, BULLON/BULLIN and CLINE in the Rowan Co area. If there is anyone else researching these names I would like to correspond with you. I would be interested in any info regarding these lines. Thank you. Gena Gates Lally Mesa AZ

Would like to communicate with anyone researching the various branches of the Cathey family in Rowan County in mid to late 1700's. Sandra

I am sending this info to all three groups because they tie together I think starting in Old Rowan county. (Davidson, Rowan & Orange counties). These names have come up this week on all of these groups. The names: Michael, Cobb, Wagoner, Gerringer, etc. The Michael brothers of Davidson county area 1700s. Frederick, Barney, Nicholas mixed in with lots of folks that made it to Orange county and all directions. Frederick married a "Christina". My Old Barney married a "Mary Anna Charles (Carl)" Her father was a "Jacob Charles, Sr. Old Barney's & Mary's headstone is at Freiden's Church. Elizabeth Waggoner married a David Michael was Barney's son. Elizabeth's father was Peter Waggoner. It all ties back to Rowan county names. Samuel Cobb married Jane Gerringer. Lots of these names can be found at www.dantana.com/RowanRoots Dan Michael Patterson Rowan County Information Website www.DanTana.com www.GoRowan.com www.RowanCounty.com

Is anyone out there that is searching for Robinson, Hess, Johnson, Peck, Cloud or McCloud. I have a Benjamin or Berry Robinson that may be from Rowan, in the late 1700's or early 1800's and then moved to Russell Co, Va Thanks Marie Robinson

My Margaret Smith married James Wiatt/Wyatt. Would love to know anything about her family in Rowan Co., NC She's born about 1770 in NC and her father is James Smith. Ida McCormick wrote: > Debbie: > > The Rowan Co. marriage records are available on LDS microfilm. The problem > is there are too many SMITHs in Rowan Co.! > > Perhaps you need to consider an intermediate location in KY, between NC and > MO. > > I am interested in William SMITH who married Elizabeth NEAT (dau of J. > Rudolph NIEDT/NEAT/NAT/NEET, Jr, and the Moravian Margareth FREY) in Rowan > Co NC 1802. Their son, William Henry SMITH (b. 1818 Adair Co. KY, d. 1894 > Carroll Co. MO) married 3 times and had children by each. > > At 03:00 AM 1/25/00 -0800, "Debbie Roth" <emkr@temecula.com> wrote: > >Hello Everyone, > >I was wondering if anyone has any SMITHS that were in the Rowan Co. NC > area around 1814 <snip> > > ==== ROWANROOTS Mailing List ==== > Have you joined the Rootsweb Genealogical Data > Cooperative yet? > http://www.rootsweb.com/

Debbie: The Rowan Co. marriage records are available on LDS microfilm. The problem is there are too many SMITHs in Rowan Co.! Perhaps you need to consider an intermediate location in KY, between NC and MO. I am interested in William SMITH who married Elizabeth NEAT (dau of J. Rudolph NIEDT/NEAT/NAT/NEET, Jr, and the Moravian Margareth FREY) in Rowan Co NC 1802. Their son, William Henry SMITH (b. 1818 Adair Co. KY, d. 1894 Carroll Co. MO) married 3 times and had children by each. At 03:00 AM 1/25/00 -0800, "Debbie Roth" <emkr@temecula.com> wrote: >Hello Everyone, >I was wondering if anyone has any SMITHS that were in the Rowan Co. NC area around 1814 <snip>

Hello Everyone, I was wondering if anyone has any SMITHS that were in the Rowan Co. NC area around 1814 that traveled to Platte Co. MO when it opened for homesteading in 1840? Or possibly access to census information of the area, around 1800, that would show Smiths and MCCLAINS living close together. I am looking for the parents of my GGG Grandfather EDWARD SMITH who was born in 1814, well educated and traveled to Platte Co. MO in 1840. Since he married a Lucinda McClain in Platte Co MO who's Grandfather was JOHN MCCLAIN from Rowan Co. NC, I thought that could be a lead. Please contact me if you can help. Thank you, Debbie emkr@temecula.com Genealogy Researching Surnames: FRALEY (IL), HENSON (IL), DAVIS (KY,IN,MO), SMITH (NC,MO), POTTS (KY), HOLLIMAN (TN,MO)

Does anyone have Swathlander in their ancestry? Also, does anyone know the origin for the name ? It sounds German or Dutch. Thanks,,,, Gerri Ann in TN gal@naxs.net

I am researching STEWART, WITHERSPOON, POTTS, AND LEACH from Rowan Co. I am particularly interested in Stewarts on Third and Fourth Creek per Carolina Cradle. Any help great appreciated. Most of my Stewarts are named James. Linda Wilson