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1. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Gilchrist [1]
Please take a look at the Mill Prong website I am working on. This house was built by my 5th great-grandfather John Gilchrist. http://www.bbtyner.com/millprong
2. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
Debra,there is a Frances Neely, pages 197, 198- from Myrtle Bridges book, Scattered Seed - Giving the generations from James Campbell of Anson Co. later Richmond. Third generation, Richard Campbell Jr. married Dec.12, 1819, Frances Neely , born 1800, died between 1850-1860. Many of the descendents went to Tenn. but no mention of Richard and Frances. Page 209- Richard Neely married Sara Campbell, July 30, 1824, Rowan Co. N.C. Pleas note, all of this information from the books is copy-writed, and cann
3. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Angus McNeill & Zachariah GRAHAM [1]
I am also researching the Zachariah GRAHAM, family who migrated from N.C. to Mississippi. I descend from his son, Alexander GRAHAM, born about 1806 N.C. Would love to compare notes. Thanks, Janice
4. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Wilkerson's [1]
Dear Ray, there is a will in Richmond Co. dated 1831, 2/7, by a John Wilkerson, also a notice by a Daniel McDonald for a John Wilkerson, among many people to appear at court July 23, 1800, Richmond Co. No wills are listed. This is from Myrtle Bridges book, Our Native Heath. Could your John be a Jr.? Ruth raye jones wrote: >Are there any mentions of John Wilkerson in any of the books about the Cape >Fear Scots? I have located my GGGrandparents in Alabama, they came from >North Carolina, on a 1850 censu
5. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Re: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-D Digest V03 #5 [1]
Taking advantage of your willingness to help with Robeson County family lines, I am trying to find the family name, McPheeters, McFeeters, McFatter, etc, with a first name of Jane, Janet, Jennet, etc., even Mary Jane (How's that for a clue?) This Jane is said to have married John Calvin Campbell in Cumberland County in about 1809. She was born about 1790, and died in Moore County in 1857. I would appreciate any help or direction. Cornelia Holmes > There are "tons" of Smiths and McMillans around Cu
6. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Angus McNeill & Zachariah GRAHAM [1]
Janice, is your Zachariah Graham in Cumberland Co? Listed on a sale of personal property of Norman Campbell, several people are listed as being indebted to him. Among them, a Zachariah Graham. Date- March 2, 1815. Ruth Jrc1530@aol.com wrote: >I am also researching the Zachariah GRAHAM, family who migrated from N.C. to >Mississippi. I descend from his son, Alexander GRAHAM, born about 1806 N.C. >Would love to compare notes. >Thanks, >Janice > > >==== CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS Mailing List ==== >List Mom for th
7. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] BLUE/SMITH [1]
Hi, List, Thanks to all of you who responded to my BLUE/SMITH query. Clinton Blue __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com
8. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
What family of McNeills are you looking for? More information please.
9. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
Richard, do you have the book, Carolina Scots by Douglas E.Kelley and Caroline Switzer Kelley? They have a lot of information on the Gilchrist emmigration, names, and families. Also, reference to a book by Robert W.Gilchrist, Titusville, Fl. I was very disappointed that they had no information on my James McDonald, first found in Cross Creek with land patent 1760; he is written up in Rassie Wicker's book, Ancient records of Moore Co. N.C. No more records of him have been found as to who his parents a
10. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McLaurin [1]
I am going to Balquhidder, Scotland to explore McLaurin family. Anyone with any ideas/suggestions? What I know of my family is Cape Fear/Dunn. NC and surrounding based, rather than Laurinburg. Thanks for any thoughts.
11. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Smith's in N.C. pre-1770 [1]
Hi Ruth and Richard and the rest on this board, It looks like the two of you may of just solved the great mystery of my Smith line for me. I have thought for some time now that my John Smith Sr was a son of Malcolm Smith. I noted in the ref of the Fields research, that of two or three possible ancestors of mine. The first John Smith Sr, then Jr. and also a William. I had estimated John Sr's birth to be abt. 1740. He died in 1825 in Williamson Co, Tn. He was the father in law of Richard Campbell and
12. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] FYI: RootsWeb Downtime [1]
My most humble apologies to those who receive this more than once! :o) Take Care, Diana philsbarbie1@arkansasfamilies.net ArkansasFamilies: http://www.arkansasfamilies.net/ RootsWeb.com: 2003-06-11 The entire RootsWeb.com website will be down for several hours Thursday morning, while our technical staff completes routine maintenance < from approximately 1-4 a.m. (Mountain). We apologize for the inconvenience, and encourage you to use our sister sites during this down time.
13. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McArthur and Graham Information [1]
I would appreciate McArthur and Graham information. My fourth great grandparents were Daniel McArthur and Jeanette (Jennet) McArthur (her maiden name was also McArthur), both of whom were born in Scotland and settled in the Robeson County area. Daniel was a Revolutionary War Patriot. Last year I found Daniel's grave at Longstreet Presbyterian Church Cemetery. His stone reads, "Daniel McArthur a native of the Island of Islay in Scotland, Departed this life August 9th, 1819, Aged 74 yrs." I found a
14. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Remove [1]
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15. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Wilkerson's [1]
Are there any mentions of John Wilkerson in any of the books about the Cape Fear Scots? I have located my GGGrandparents in Alabama, they came from North Carolina, on a 1850 census John was listed as a gardener from Scotland..... All references to him in later census say born in Scotland... He was in Pike County Alabama along with many people named Blue, McMillan, Smith, Mc Kinzey. He married Margaret McKinzey.....She ended up in Arkansas after the death of John in Alabama....Thanks............
16. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Mill Prong Cemetery [1]
The Mill Prong Website is very very nice: I noticed many names in the cemetary that I think are of general interest to this group: http://www.bbtyner.com/millprong/8.htm 1. To the Memory of John Gilchrist This marble is inscribed He died in May 1802 aged 62 He had a vigorous mind much improved by education & travel He was a Patron of learning, often a Legislator A Presbyterian in faith In morals circumspect & fond of piety. 2. Effie wife of John Gilchrist, Sr. D. AD 1794 aged 46 years The deceas
17. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Gilchrist [1]
I live about 10-12 miles from The Mill Prong House.............I live in Laurinburg, NC (Scotland County) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bess & Blake Tyner" To: Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 8:24 AM Subject: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Gilchrist > Please take a look at the Mill Prong website I am working on. This house > was built by my 5th great-grandfather John Gilchrist. > > http://www.bbtyner.com/millprong > > > ==== CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS Mailing List
18. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Balquhidder/McLaurins [1]
Hey, McLaurin, Here's something for you! The majority of Scottish clans are derived from the brothers, Fergus, Angus, and Lorne. Here is their ancestry back to Adam. One Ancestral Line of the Dalriadic Scots Leading to Lorn, Ancestor of the Maclaurens, Son of King Muireadhach of Ireland, and brother of Fergus and Angus 1Adam/Eve ..1) Cain 2) Abel 3) Seth 4) Akilia 2Seth/Akilia ..1) Enos 2) Naom 3Enos/Naom ..1) Cainan 2) Baraliel 4Cainan/Mualeleth .1) Mahalalel 2) Enan 5Mahalal
19. RE: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
Ms. Scruggs, is there any mention of McNeills in this book? Thanks, JM -----Original Message----- From: Ruth M. Scruggs [mailto:trdonald@concentric.net] Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 1:34 PM To: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE Richard, do you have the book, Carolina Scots by Douglas E.Kelley and Caroline Switzer Kelley? They have a lot of information on the Gilchrist emmigration, names, and families. Also, reference to a book by Robert W.Gilchrist, Titusville, Fl
20. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Angus McNeill & Zachariah GRAHAM [1]
In a message dated 6/25/2003 12:02:03 PM Central Daylight Time, trdonald@concentric.net writes: > is your Zachariah Graham in Cumberland Co? Listed on a sale of > personal property of Norman Campbell, several people are listed as being > indebted to him. Among them, a Zachariah Graham. Date- March 2, 1815. Ruth > Ruth, Yes, I believe that this is my ggg grandfather, Zachariah Graham. He was later in Moore, N.C. before going to Mississippi. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jan
21. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] James T. Bell [1]
Any clue when he was in NC? Cape Fear is in the carolinas. Sheila ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "rod and vicki reynolds" Reply-To: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sat, 31 May 2003 14:50:22 -0500 I am searching for someone who has a JAMES T. BELL in their line. He came from Ireland, and I am guessing, between 1795-1801 in NC. However by 1803 he was in Caldwell county KY , marrying Mary Bean in 1803. He may have been around 18 years old w
22. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Wilkerson's [1]
You'll find the Wilkersons in Robeson County.
23. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
I am kin to the Gilchrist, so maybe we have something to share. Richard Edward Hughes, born in Robeson County, related to the "Mill Prong" Gilchrist. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth M. Scruggs" To: Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 11:36 AM Subject: Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE > Dear Ann, I didn't find anything in Fields books, but the Carolina Scots > has a family of John Smiths. John Smith, 1- born c.1700 in Knapdale, > Argyll and di
24. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
Ruth, Sawe your posting and wondered if you are related to Gale Scruggs who married David Lauryn? Brenda Jackson > Dear Ann, I didn't find anything in Fields books, but the Carolina Scots > has a family of John Smiths. John Smith, 1- born c.1700 in Knapdale, > Argyll and died before March 17, 1749 in Cumberland Co. He married c. > 1717 in Scotland Margaret Gilchrist, born c.1702-04. She died in N.C. > c.1739. She is said to have died on the way up the river from Brunswick > to upper Cape Fear. Two c
25. RE: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE [1]
Angus McNeill m Susannah Graham dau of Zachariah Grahm. They left NC and moved to Mississippi. Cannot fin out who Angus parents were. Hope you can help. They were in MS around 1816. -----Original Message----- From: TheBlue31@aol.com [mailto:TheBlue31@aol.com] Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 11:33 AM To: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SMITH/BLUE What family of McNeills are you looking for? More information please. ==== CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS Mailing List ==== If you wish to unsub
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