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1. Searching for music 1750-1800 [1]
Dear Friends: I am working on a research project that traces Highland music (tunes, not text) from Scotland to America ( (especially North Carolina and the "Argyll Colony") and eventually up to modern popular music. My family came to NC in 1774 via Skye then Kintyre. Some of my North Carolina ancestors were pipers and fiddle players; I am a musician, as well. Part of my project is cataloging any Scottish music I can find in North Carolina during that period (1750-1800). Another part of setting the stag
2. RE: Virus infection [0.988429]
Norton's Antivirus won't touch it. We had to use McAfee's to remove the virus as it infected the Norton's files. It is very difficult to remove. Kurt -----Original Message----- From: wrmcdonald [mailto:wrmcdonald@twave.net] Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 6:02 PM To: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Virus infection We have received the same virus. It is costly! Gateway recommended the Norton Anti-virus....let's hope it can stay one step ahead! S. McDonald -----Original Message----- From: Gerald
3. Barefoot-Norton Cemetery / Hoke Co. [0.988429]
Hello Researchers, Two new cemeteries have been added to Hoke County. Tabernacle Baptist Church Cemetery at http://home.att.net/~hbridges/tabernacle.htm and Barefoot - Norton Cemetery at http://home.att.net/~hbridges/barefootnortoncem.htm MyrtleBridges
4. Looking for 1930 book by John C. BAIN [0.988429]
[ My apologies in advance for posting this to the NCSCOTS, NCCumberland, and Cape-Fear-Scots lists; not sure how much cross-over there is ] In 1930 John C. BAIN published a Bain family history in Wade, NC. I have a copy of it from the NC State Archives, and I would like to purchase the original booklet, if anyone has one that they would be willing to part with. It's largely for sentimental reasons, since this is the booklet that set me into my genealogical wanderings more than 10 years ago. Thanks! Chris
5. Hoke County, N.C. Community Cemetery [0.988429]
Hi Researchers, If you are searching the Hoke County area of North Carolina for the following surnames, Adams, Allmond, Anderson, Ashley, Bailey, Baker, Bandy, Barber, Barrett, Bethea, Beatty, Bennett, Berry, Bethune, Bishop, Black, Blue, Boatman, Bostic, Bratcher, Brice, Bronson, Brower, Brown, Brunson, Buie, Bullard, Bullock, Burnett, Burney, Butler, Cagle, Calberth, Campbell, Carpenter, Channey, Clark, Copeland, Covington, Crawley, Cross, Cunningham, Dargin, Davis, DeBerry, Dockery, Donald, Dudley, Dukes
6. Re: Caulders in NC [0.988429]
There was a Marshall Caulder that lived in Parkton, Robeson County, NC, for a long time. He was not born there, but came as the town policeman and lived there 30 or 40 years. Passed away about 10 years ago, or so. Not sure any connection here. Parkton is about 40 miles from the S. C. line and probably about 35 miles NW of Bolton. ----- Original Message ----- From: Laurie Caulder To: Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 7:23 AM Subject: Caulders in NC > D
7. Re: Weed [0.988429]
Betty, I can't help you with your John David Weed but I can answer two questions you posed. The Latin word, via, means through, road or by way of, so the literal translation as used here would be "by way of the Cape Fear River." The Cape Fear was a main migration route for those entering by water. This river goes through Wilmington, NC and on up to Cross Creek or current day Fayetteville, NC. Large boats could not go above Fayetteville. If he came to South Carolina you may want to check Greogetown SC
8. Caulders in NC [0.988429]
Does or has any one have information on a Set of Caulders Some where in the Lower part of NC. up to 1930. The Man I am looking for is a Jessie James Caulder who married a Mettie or Nettie Elizabeth Hayes There children are Robert,Earnest,Jessie,Lizzie,Polly.and maybe a few more...They are not found in any records except their childrens death Certificates. Jessie is supposedly Buried in a grave yard in Bolton NC... he died in the late 1920's to early 1930. And I have tried the NC death records and have fou
9. DRENNAN family? [0.988429]
Well this is such a long shot, but I just learned that my g-gf Wm. H. FEAGIN m. Jane DRENNAN in Talbot COunty, GA. in 1853. I know that there were several families from Moore (remember, Carthage was originally FEAGINSVILLE!), Cumberland, and Harnett who moved to Talbot County -- anyone have a record of a DRENNAN family I can try to connect to? Thanks Zou Feagin zfeagin@aol.com
10. Virus infection [0.988429]
If you get an email that bears my name as the sender and has a file with an .exe extension, DO NOT OPEN it! My computer was infected by the W32/Magistr@MM virus/worm due to a oversight of our MIS department. The worm "robbed " email addresses from my hard drive and others people's hard drives and compiles fake email messages in order to infect other computers. The virus can use file fragments from my computer or someone upline from me and send the message to someone in your address book. It is always good
11. Missing? [0.988429]
Does anyone know how to get in touch with these people? ondelake@aol.com> gwillcox@isaac.net Their email was returned. Thanks! Fred Searching BETHUNE, MARTIN, MACLEOD, CAMPBELL, MACDONALD in Cumberland, Moore and Montgomery Counties, NC
12. RE: Virus infection [0.988429]
Hi all, >>>It is always good practice to NEVER open .exe files or attachments >>>without first scanning them. If you receive a unsolicited file, >>>especially from someone you don't know, just delete the file.. >>> >>>Sorry if your computer may have been infected.. Gerald Daniel >>We have received the same virus. It is costly! Gateway recommended the >>Norton Anti-virus....let's hope it can stay one step ahead! S. McDonald >Norton's Antivirus won't touch it. We had to use McAfee's to remove the >viru
13. Campbell-McCraney(McCranie) [0.988429]
Is anyone researching these names... Andrew Campbell (VA-ca 1765 - TN ca1835) is suppose to be descended from Robert from Ireland, then ohn from Ireland, then Duncan from Scotland. Malcolm McCraney (GA ca 1798-AL ca 1830) descended from John from NC, then Murdock from Jura, Scotland and then Archibald of Scotland. If any of these names sound familiar, please let me know.
14. Re: Virus infection [0.988429]
At 05:25 PM 5/2/01 EDT, RICHARDBMCKENZIE@cs.com wrote: >The download of long files has become an addiction with most of us and there >is where the trouble seems to be. I've been downloading long files for 20 years and I've never gotten a virus. Long files aren't the problem. Ignorance is the problem. Lisa gave some good advice on file types to avoid opening, though she forgot to mention that .com, .bat, and .vbs files are dangerous too. You should also make sure that any program that can automatical
15. Re: Bains [0.988429]
Hi Chris, Do you have a Murdoch Bain (married Nancy Sinclair, Robeson Co., NC, March 25, 1823)? He also sold land which he had purchased from J.S. Rodo/Rodes to John Sinclair in Robeson on October 26, 1834. Anything sound familiar? I'd really appreciate hearing from you if so, Marianne Masciantonio
16. Re: Virus infection [0.988429]
Ok, old dumb grandma needs to know. How in the world can you tell if an e-mail message is an exe or a pif or scr, bat, or vbs without opening the file and printing it? I appreciate people telling us what not to do or what to do, but the critical thing we need is HOW TO DO what you say we should do. Mary Lander - Original Message ----- From: J.D.McEachin To: Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 3:13 AM Subject: Re: Virus infection > At 05:25 PM 5/2/01 EDT, R
17. Cumberland County, Creel Deeds posted [0.988429]
Jeanne and all, The Cumberland County Creel Deeds are posted to http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/creel.htm Thanks, Myrtle Bridges
18. WARNING: Family Discovery Is At It Again [0.988429]
Hi All, Sorry for the crossposting, but I want to get the word out ASAP. I just got a spam from GenTruth , which is yet another attempt to repackage Family Discovery - www.familydiscovery.com . A websearch at www.google.com for <"family discovery" genealogy scam> turned up 44 pages, all of which are negative. Here is a sample of what their unhappy customers have said about them: http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/familydiscovery.htm Here are a couple of pages which
19. Re: Virus infection [0.988429]
I recently went to Staples and bought the new Norton Anti-Virus 2001 that blocks viruses from email. It works great. It has already blocked one, and let me know about it. I think it cost around $30.00, but that is cheaper than having to haul it in somewhere to have it de-bugged. Joanne Harley harleyclan@coastalnet.com
20. RE: [0.988429]
I am receiving messages with no subject or body. Is anyone else? -----Original Message----- From: TueTweety@aol.com [mailto:TueTweety@aol.com] Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 2:28 PM To: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject:
21. Adcox cemetery and Gilmont Cemetery posted to Cumberland County sites. [0.988429]
Hello again, folks, I've also posted the complete Adcox Cemetery http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/adcoxcem.htm and Gilmont Cemetery to http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/gilmontcem.htm Come and see! Myrtle Bridges
22. Re: Virus infection [0.988429]
At 04:34 AM 5/3/01 -0500, Mary M. Lander wrote: >Ok, old dumb grandma needs to know. How in the world can you tell if an >e-mail message is an exe or a pif or scr, >bat, or vbs without opening the file and printing it? The first thing to do is to get rid of Outlook Express, because it assumes you're stupid and don't care what type of file you're receiving. See http://www.eudora.com/ and http://www.pmail.com/ For 2 different free email programs - they're both good, choose the one you like. They'll
23. Griggs Family [0.988429]
Dear Fellow Researchers, I have recently been referred to this list for tracing the family of William D. Griggs. born circa 1805 place unknown , married Martha, whose surname probably begins with C. circa 1825. Martha's birthplace is North Carolina. Therefore, I think that the marriage took place somewhere in NC. William died in Pittsylvania County in late 1847 to 1849. I have found that Griggs is a sept of Clan Gregor and that many Scot-Irish people came into southern Virginia from North Carolina.
24. Re: Virus infection [0.988429]
We have received the same virus. It is costly! Gateway recommended the Norton Anti-virus....let's hope it can stay one step ahead! S. McDonald -----Original Message----- From: Gerald Daniel To: CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 5:37 PM Subject: Virus infection >If you get an email that bears my name as the sender and has a file with >an .exe extension, DO NOT OPEN it! > >My computer was infected by the W32/Magi
25. new to the list: BAINs of Wade/Old Bluff (Jolly, Graham, McKinnon, Galbreth) [0.988429]
Greetings! Nice to find this list.... I've been working on my BAINs from the Wade area (Old Bluff) for many years. Here is my line, and I'll post a question or two later in the weekend. Chris Bain son of David M. Bain and Rosemary Haward son of David M. Bain and Marcelle Smith son of David M. Bain and Sarah Victoria Jolly son of John Bain and Catherine Graham son of John Bain and Effie McKinnon son of Hugh Bain and Miss Galbreth
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