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1. [NCALLEGH] Virginia Genealogy questions..Please help me. [1]
I have found all of you on the lists so helpful and informative! Thank you for all you pass along to us beginning and experienced genealogists. I have several questions today. 1. If I want to go myself and look up: the death certificates the court actions the birth certificates for my "great x grandparents" who lived in today's Grayson County, Va. from 1777 until 1825. (Back then that was Montgomery County, Va I believe. They lived at and near Independance, Va.) a. Where is the best place to see thos
2. Re: [NCALLEGH] Ares Taylor Family, Cranberry, Alleghany Co., NC [1]
lwg I have some information on Alexander Taylor and Amanda Wagoner. They had three sons, Martin, Patrick, and Nathan. Which line do you follow? GHL
3. Re: [NCALLEGH] Ares Taylor Family, Cranberry, Alleghany Co., NC [1]
TO LWG My records show: Aris B. Taylor, born abt 1870, Alleghany Co, NC Father Carlman Taylor, b. abt 1835, Ashe Co, NC Mother Cindy Johnson, b. abt 1835, Ashe Co, NC Married Jan Parish, b. bt. 1870, Alleghany Co, NC Only child I know of is Daniel Lafayette Taylor, b. 14 Feb 1894, d. 12 aug 1970. Married 14 jane 1913 in Alleghany Co to Charity Ennice Mabe, b. 2 jul 1895, d. 18 Jan 1964. Their Children were: FRank Edgar, Martha Grace, Dorothy Emma Jane, Faye Pearl, Andrew
4. Re: [NCALLEGH] Virginia Genealogy questions..Please help me. [1]
a good place on the net for Grayson county info is New River Notes -- here's a link: New River Notes the owner of this site, Jeff Weaver, is quite knowledgeable, and a reliable (read nitpicky) historian.
5. [NCALLEGH] Ares Taylor Family, Cranberry, Alleghany Co., NC [1]
Hi all, I read in a Alleghany Co., NC Heritage book from the 1970s that an Ares Taylor was an early settler of the Cranberry Area. Does anyone have information about this fellow and his family. On a related matter, does anyone know if Ares is a nickname or shortened form of Erasmus? I am wondering if he is connected to my line: Zachariah Taylor ? (VA?) Samuel Taylor (B-Abt./Bef. 1800 VA?) m. Hessa Absher(?) Possible Sons: Wiley Taylor Lewis Taylor Definite Son: Alexander "Ellic" Taylor (B-1826)
6. Re: [NCALLEGH] Virginia Genealogy questions..Please help me. [1]
Carol, Who are your relatives? Debby Fender Young -----Original Message----- From: Carole Conrad To: NCALLEGH-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 6:49 PM Subject: [NCALLEGH] Virginia Genealogy questions..Please help me. >I have found all of you on the lists so helpful and informative! Thank >you for all you pass along to us beginning and experienced >genealogists. > >I have several questions today. > >1. If I want to go myself and look up: > >the de
7. Re: [NCALLEGH] Virginia Genealogy questions..Please help me. [1]
The New River Notes is a great site and I have used it.......You will not find Death or Birth Certificates for Virginia prior to 1850 however.......there may be records in a church or sometimes in the courthouse, but that is about it.... Grayson county was formed in 1793 from Wythe County so you may also need to look at Wythe County records...... There are numerous published records for the period you are searching, but I am not sure of any but Montgomery County and have only used them once......The
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