Hello! Melissa Athey has an online photo album for you to see at http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4141836&a=30849486&pw= Here is a message describing the photos: These are just the ones granny had in her album. You can also create your own photo album to share with family and friends. Its free! Just join Epson PhotoCenter today. http://photo.epson.com/welcome/index.html AOL Users: Click on the link below to see the photos. If neither of the links are clickable, simply cut and paste the first link into your web browser. <a href="http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4141836&a=30849486&pw="> Click here</a> Here are some of the exciting things you can do as a member of Epson PhotoCenter: - Send a customized electronic postcard with our free PicCheers! - Share your photos and photo albums online with family and friends. It's a great way to stay in touch with loved ones. And that's just the beginning. Changing the picture of photography.TM http://photo.epson.com/

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. If you can read this line, your email software does not support this format. --MyFaMiLyMiMeBoUnDaRy02292000 Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit My name is Ed Elam and I have a web page at MyFamily.com. The name of the web page is "My Family Branches". This website will contain information not on just one of the lines of my family but all lines I am researching. You are invited to come look around, help yourself to anything you find here or contribute items of interest if you like. All I ask is you enjoy the site. This site was established so I can share what so many have so generously shared with me. There is only one catch, the website is by invitation only. If you would like access send me an email with your name and email address. I will send you an invitation to the site. It will contain instructions on how to log onto the website. It will contain items of interest on the following surnames: Belcher, Beyerle, Cameron, Campbell, Cantley, Clay, Clause/Clouse, Donaldson, Downs, Edwards, Elam, Engle, Faris/Farris, Gatliff, Gibbs, Gilliam/Gillum/Gillam, Harris, Hodge/Hodges, Hatton/Hutton, Jackson, Jarvis, Keck, Landsaw, Murphy, Osborn, Ousley/Owsley, Poyntz, Riddle, Rohrer/Rorrer, Scott, Slemp/Slimp, Stevens, Stewart, Sturm, Tapp, Turner, Vale, Wilson. New surnames are being added as they are found. I will be expanding it to cover items of interest on the following areas; Kentucky - Bath County, Knox County, Laurel County, Montgomery County, & Whitley County, Tennessee - Claiborne County, Union County, Washington County, & White County. Texas, Dallas County Virginia - Henrico County, Lee County, Mercer County, Smyth County & Washington County. West Virginia - Kanawha County, Raleigh County & Roane County. I will also post items of interest on places my ancestors have migrated from. So far I have found migration from the following countries; England, Germania/Germany, Scotland and Switzerland. Right now there are approxiamately 1000+ pictures, numerous documentsavailable for download and viewing. There are also a lot of links to other websites on these items. AN IMPORTANT NOTE HERE: THIS SITE IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE TO YOU, all I ask is that you enjoy the site and contribute if you like. This is a hobby of mine and all I want to do is to be able to share what so many have already shared with me. I can be contacted at one of the two following email addresses: [email protected] [email protected] Your fellow researcher Ed Elam Site Administrator My Family Branches _____________________________________________________________________ Get your own family web site at at www.MyFamily.com! --MyFaMiLyMiMeBoUnDaRy02292000--

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Wilson Researchers et al: According to information relayed me by Edward Harding, the following men named David Wilson fought for the Confederacy from NC: David Wilson NC 16th Infantry, Co B (Madison County) David Wilson NC 2nd Artillery (26th State Troops) Co D (New Hanover Co) David Wilson NC 2nd Infantry, Co G (Wake County) David Wilson NC 46th Infantry, Co K (Catawba County) David Wilson NC 58th Infantry, Co C (Yancey County) David Wilson NC 6th Cavalry (65th State Troops) Co G (Johnson Co, TN) David A. Wilson NC 34th Infantry, Co F (Cleveland County) David G. Wilson NC 54th Infantry, Co A (Granville County) David I. Wilson NC 61st Infantry, Co I (Alleghany County) David J. Wilson NC 22nd Infantry, Co B (McDowell County) David P. Wilson NC 28th Infantry, Co H (County Unknown) David T. Wilson NC 20th Infantry, Co E (Duplin County) David W. Wilson NC 25th Infantry, Co B (Jackson County) I'm sorry that none of these were from Caswell County. Ed also inormed me that none of them match the correct age of "under 18" given for David Wilson. To Wilson researchers I might suggest looking for David in an adjoining state. Sorry. Wish I could have been more helpful. As always, I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

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Hi All, I am looking for any information on my grandparents, Harry Evans & Edith Harris. I know that is not allot of info but any one who knew them I would love to hear from. They lived in Dorthy and went to Clearfork High. Allot of our family is buried at Oddfellow Cemetary off of Bugar Hollow Road and at Estep Cemetary. Thanks in advance, Jeff Evans

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It is also been suggested to me that we might need to check Alamance County for Wilson Civil War participants, given its proximity to Caswell & the fact that Robert Thomas Wilson was found there among its soldiers. The following units contained soldiers form Alamance County: 6th NC, Company K 8th NC, Company I 13th NC, Company E 15th NC, Company H 47th NC, Company K 53rd NC, Company F 57th NC, Company I Hope this information helps! Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

In a message dated 8/31/03 11:12:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: got a lot of useful information and it sure is a lot of fun. It is also very contagious, and I use the lists to feed my habit. Thanks to all. George: Anytime! The Raleigh County list is a great example of what cousins are all about? Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

Hi listers, I got a lot of useful information and it sure is a lot of fun. It is also very contagious, and I use the lists to feed my habit. Thanks to all. George

In a message dated 8/31/2003 6:30:14 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > It's an addiction according to some people. > > You know it! It's a terrible addiction with no known cure!

Nyla et al: If genealogy were a contagious disease, I'd do my best to infect everybody! Mike et al: It's an addiction according to some people. Nyla

In a message dated 8/31/03 9:23:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: It sure is. Nyla et al: If genealogy were a contagious disease, I'd do my best to infect everybody! Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

The search is still on for David Wilson. Mr. Harding says that there were many that served with that name. He is trying to narrow the search down to include just those from in & around Caswell County, NC. As always, I look forward to discussing family matters. Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

In a message dated 8/31/2003 6:19:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: And can someone answer a question for me. ... Isn't this stuff fun? It sure is.

Ed Harding, NC Division Genealogist of The Sons of Confederate Veterans, was kind enough to send me the following information: North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster Volume II Cavalry Page 283 Co. B, 59th Regiment N.C.T. (4th Regt N.C. Cavalry) WILSON, L.J., Private Enlisted in Caswell County July 8, 1862 for the war. Admitted to hospital at Richmond, Va., February 10, 1864 with "epilepsia" and returned to duty March 15, 1864. Paroled at Raleigh, N.C. May 13, 1865. ------------------------------------------------------- North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster Volume II Cavalry Page 283 Co. B, 59th Regiment N.C.T. (4th Regt N.C. Cavalry) WILSON, JORDAN, Private Enlisted in Caswell County at age 25, July 8, 1862 for the war. Present or accounted for through August 1864. -------------------------------------------------------- North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster Volume II Cavalry Page 284 Co. B, 59th Regiment N.C.T. (4th Regt. N.C. Cavalry) WILSON, THOMAS A., Private Enlisted in Caswell County at age 33, July 8, 1862 for the war. Mustered in as 1st Sergeant and reduced to ranks November-December 1863. Present or accounted for through October 1864. ------------------------------------------------------- North Carolina Troops 1861-1865: A Roster Volume IV Infantry Page 392 Co. K, 6th Regiment N.C. State Troops WILSON, ROBERT THOMAS, Private Born in Alamance County where he resided prior to enlisting in Alamance County at age 20, June 21, 1861, for the war. Present or accounted for until paroled at Burkesville Junction, Virginia, April 14-17, 1865 ------------------------------------------------------- I hope that this information is useful. And can someone answer a question for me. ... Isn't this stuff fun? Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

Recently Cousin George Stover sent a posting to the list requesting information on his Wilson family & their participation in the War Between the States. He was concerned with Robert T., Lorenzo & David who served out of Caswell County, NC. I promised to E-mail a source, who is an expert on NC troops in the war, for some information. The source has not, as of yet, came through. I, however, have some information that may help. The following are Civil War units that were made up of men from Caswell County: 5th NC Infantry, Company I 6th NC Infantry, Company H 13th NC Infantry, Company C 22nd NC Infantry, Company G 45th NC Infantry, Company I Another Raleigh County researcher, Palmer Wilson, told me about oral legend that says Robert T. Wilson was at Gettysburg & that Lorenzo Wilson was present when Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Court House. Further investigation & perusal of the orders of battle for both Gettysburg & Appomattox tells us that the following of the above mentioned units were at Gettysburg: 5th NC 6th NC 13th NC 22nd NC And that these units were at Appomattox: 13th NC 22nd NC I hope that the Wilson researchers find this inforamtion useful. I am not of that family, but sure as heck enjoyed the ride. As always, I look forward to discussing family matters. Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]

I am sending to the other listsrev's that I read, a message that I originally sent to the Logan County group. I am just copying it in whole and resending, as it came to me that the folks raised in Logan County may have kin who are interested in other counties info and I may get this to just the person who'd be waiting to see them. The surnames involved include..... WHITE, HUFF, ALTIZER, BURGESS, HALL, CHAFFIN, LEIFFER, MIRASHI, GILMORE, THOMPSON, RILEY,WILLIAMS, GEAR, ROBINSON, REYNOLDS, BROWNING,BROOKS, BELCHER and CRAWFORD and a few unnamed. These were probably kids and teachers in 1932 or later. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> I subbed to your list for the purpose of making available some pictures that belonged to my mother in law. She had about 30 little tiny student pictures of classmates of hers, from when she lived in Mallory and went to Man and Kistler schools. They are apparently from the end of the 30's. The school pictures are barely an inch in size and some have names or writing on the back, others, don't. They can be found at ... http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4046659&a=30793417&f=0&vt=mp Please be sure that all characters in this URL appear when you copy and paste it, or that every last character, ending with the =mp is in blue as a good link. Sometimes in either case it breaks the URL where it goes to the next line, so make sure that isn't a problem. I also have 2 of her yearbooks from Man, the Hillbilly, 1942 and 1943. As I get to it, I will scan those images and make them available somewhere. If someone in charge here has a better idea or place for folks to get these pictures, free and easily, I'm listening. PLEASE, no lookups, because I will feel like that chicken when my grandmother chopped off its head. I wish others would share their pictures as someone did for me. I pass the favor on to you, and then you on to someone else. Before I forget, my MIL was the former Margie Marie WHITE and I have her other old pictures from the times, especially of her WHITE and ELSWICK kin. I'll keep working at getting these scanned and into folks hands as I can and may I continue to let you know after each group is done, telling you right here of my progress. I try to live by the rule of Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness as others have done for me. Carol J.J. in Ohio <: <: <: <:<: <: <: <:<: <: <: <:<: <: <: <:<: <: <: <: "Dear Lord, give me patience, and give it to me now!" Carol J.J. Beavercreek, Ohio

George: Have sent an E-mail to someone who is an expert on NC Units in the Civil War. We'll see if we can get some information on your Wilsons & their service. I let you know ASAP. Sincerely, Mike Peters [email protected]