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1. Re: NCBERTIE-D Digest V99 #88 [1]
In a message dated 3/26/99 8:52:53 AM, NCBERTIE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: <
2. [NCBERTIE-L] NC Phelps, 1790 [1]
Does someone know who these Phelps are? How are they related? Who were their parents and grandparents? Who were there children and Grandchildren. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/bertie/Census/1790.txt This census is from Microcopy No. T-498 Roll 2 1790 census North Carolina Bertie County Edington District 1st # free white males 16 year upwards and head of families 2nd # free white males under 16 years 3rd # free white females and head of families 4th # all other free persons 5th # slaves Fel
3. [NCBERTIE-L] NC Taxpayers 1701-1786 [1]
I will do look ups from this book- Please be specific , first and last names, please. sandi
4. [NCBERTIE-L] [Fwd: Returned mail: User unknown] [1]
Return-Path: Received: from localhost (localhost) by fh106.infi.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) with internal id QAA25438; Fri, 5 Mar 1999 16:23:07 -0500 (EST) Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1999 16:23:07 -0500 (EST) From: Mail Delivery Subsystem Message-Id: <199903052123.QAA25438@fh106.infi.net> To: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/report; report-type=delivery-status; boundary="QAA25438.920668987/fh106.infi.net" Subject: Returned mail: User unknown A
5. [NCBERTIE-L] Look ups [1]
Hello Would someone who has "North Carolina Wills and Inventories", by Bryan Grimes, mind looking to see if there are the following individuals: Theophilus, Thomas, William, and William W. CHERRY. Take care . . . . Horace Bryant
6. [NCBERTIE-L] Perry Surname [1]
Hi: I am looking for descendents of Hymerick Perry who was a farmer in Bertie County in the 1700's. I hope to contact someone with knowledge of his family. Thanks, Trudy Swain
7. [NCBERTIE-L] O'Quinn [1]
For you newcomers you may not realize that all the email on the Ruffin list has been archived and is available on the web at the following site. The O'Quinn issue has been discussed and you may want to check it out. I just checked and thruout the years there are 12 posts that deal with the name. Go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Type Ruffin.....That will get you to the Ruffin list archives...then type O'Quinn or any other name, location, topic that you would like to look at.
8. [NCBERTIE-L] Whitmel, Gray, Mewborn, Bryan [1]
Harry, I have just finished putting the Mewborn Collection by Ima Mewborn on a database. At the same time am working with a group trying to straighten out the early Bryan family. The Bryans intermarried with the Whitmels and Grays. The Mewborns with the Gray family. Suspect the Mewborns, Hardys, and Grays all moved to Dobbs Co at the same time , but we have not been able to prove the Gray family of Dobbs is the same as the Gray family of Bertie. Due to a lack of records in Dobbs, now Lenoir, we can't even
9. [NCBERTIE-L] Pugh Lineage [1]
I have a bit to add in regard to the Mary Pugh-James Luton union. May 4, 1754 this same James Luton md Mary Hopkins nee King, the daughter of Solomon & Amy King. I can document only 2 of the children listed for James as belonging to Mary King Hopkins. They are James & Solomon. After James Jr reached adulthood he sued Mary Luton and her then husband ....Smith. He states that property which was given to Solomon & James, his grandchildren, by Solomon King was in the possession of Mary & ...Smith. They ap
10. [NCBERTIE-L] SIMS/SIMMS [1]
Looking in Edgecombe Co., NC, for anything on Joseph SIMS/SIMMS (died in 1795). He married Charity Barnes. One son William (1760-1827) married Edith (Ede) Horn. They had children Jesse, William Thomas, Mary (Polly), Sara, Leroy, Jacob, Charity, Patience, and others. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Sue Simms Hill
11. [NCBERTIE-L] Society Parish [1]
Hi Cathy. Society Parish was the name given to the Southern Shore of Albemarle County in 1704, comprising Bertie Precinct, by the Anglican Church - Church of England - or as we now call it, the Episcopal Church. The "Society Parish Church" was considered to be the St. Thomas Church near Merry Hill, established in 1730 on a 50 acre tract given by Sir Nathaniel Duckenfield. The only extant records (very few) are in the book on "St. Thomas Episcopal Church" in Windsor done by Cullen Dunstan and myself a few
12. [NCBERTIE-L] Re: wills on-line [1]
Whoever sent the "wills on-line" will u please send again? I deleted. Pat
13. [NCBERTIE-L] SIMS/SIMMS [1]
I'm looking for Joseph Sims/Simms (c.1714-1795) who married Charity Barnes. Any info will be greatly appreciated. Sue Simms Hill shill@1starnet.com
14. [NCBERTIE-L] Rivers [1]
Hi. Horse Swamp is just on the left of Hoggard Mill - Greens Crossroad behind the firetower about about a half mile up the Wakelon Road. White Oak Pocosin is on the road from Windsor to Askewville and eventually drains into Cashie Swamp. "Pocosin" = Indian for "Swamp on a hill." Morrattock River = Roanoke River, Morratock is old Indian name. Meherrin River in Hertford County.
15. [NCBERTIE-L] Re: NCBERTIE-D Digest V99 #75 [1]
You know, it's hard to believe that there are so many PERRY in and around Bertie, Edgecomb, and Perquimanns Counties in the 1730-1820 time frame and I never hear of any of them and then when one comes up like Hymerick, I've never heard of him either. Has anyone heard of the line Israel, Josiah (m Millicent Freeman and Eliz. Twine), James (m. Charity(Sarah) Parker, or Jeremiah. Or has anyone info on Charity Parker PERRY daughter (maybe) of King PARKER. All information appreciated. Bruce Perry > . . .Hi:
16. Re: [NCBERTIE-L] DRIVER-EARLY [1]
Thanks to all who replied so quickly. As you may have guessed I am trying to track how the name "Giles" was passed down to me. Giles Luke Driver and Martha Early were my grandmother Houston's great-grandparents. Again, as far as I can tell, they were married in Bertie County in 1830. That's as far as I've gotten on my line of Drivers. There is also a rumor that Martha Early may have been Native American. I'd like to nail that down, too. I know the name goes back further than Giles Luke Driver. I'm
17. [NCBERTIE-L] Ruffin [1]
Dear Group, Thank you to those who answered my question about the naming of John RUFFIN alias O'QUIN. Cathy I suspect that John Ruffin alias OQuin was not Martha Ruffin's natural son. Perhaps he was illigimate and his father wished to acknowledge him. This may be the reason that he was expected to pay "proclamation money" and the other sons were not. It sounds as if he was well aware of this son, but was not sure he wished to inherit from the father. Apparently his name was O'Quinn which was either
18. [NCBERTIE-L] Sarah Barnes-Peter Parker [1]
I'm looking for info on Sarah Barnes, who married Peter Parker abt 1762 in NC. They died in Hopkins County, KY, where they had moved with their children - Mildred, Elizabeth, Thomas, Richard, Elisha, Bethany, Benjamin, Esther, Wiley, and Barnes. I've seen different parents listed for both Sarah Barnes and Peter Parker. Does anyone know for sure who their parents were? Is there documentation out there somewhere? I come through Bethany Parker. Would love info on the other children's descendants, and wil
19. [NCBERTIE-L] Your Past Connections [1]
Your Past Connections http://www.pastconnect.com/ This site is FREE How does this site work? At the heart of this site is a database of items that have been discovered at auctions, estate sales, flea markets, yard sales and from other sources. These include (but are not limited to): letters diplomas marriage certificates photographs birth certificates funeral cards postcards receipt
20. [NCBERTIE-L] River Locations [1]
Can anyone give me locations, correct counties for the following land descriptions located in and around, Chowan, Perq, & Bertie Co,s Horse Swamp White Oak Pocoson Morattock River Maherrin(Maheron)-River Any hlep is appreciated . Have not been able to find a map showing the swamps and pocosons sandi
21. Re: [NCBERTIE-L] Buckleberry Swamp [1]
Buckleberry Pocosin is indeed southwest of Merry Hill and almost due east of Windsor, on the south side of Highway 17. The Fleetwoods were prominent in the early days of Bertie. I descend from a Maybee Cake, who's mother was Mary Fleetwood. There is quite a lot on the Bertie Fleetwoods in the "Nicholas Cobb Descendants" book by Joe H. Cobb. John Crilley wrote: > Just about the time I think we have all the Swamps listed, I hear of another > one! > > Can anyone help us out on this one or do you know about
22. [NCBERTIE-L] wall chart [1]
If anyone's interested, there's a 10 generation wall chart available at: http://members.spree.com/family/annwill00/familytreerings.html -Alan
23. [NCBERTIE-L] Importance of Backups - A Painful Reminder [1]
Received this today from a friend. Just a reminder as to why it's so important to check your backups from time-to-time by doing a restore: >Paul, was looking at this old message and had to laugh. The cause of our >first big crash was: a tech wanted to reinstall everything on our hard >drive, but he didn't check the backup tape first - and it was BLANK. So he >said that at least, we still had our FOW data bases on floppies. When we >checked them, THEY were blank! My husband and I discovered that we'd
24. [NCBERTIE-L] Washington Griffin - Pugh page [1]
Does anyone have any information on Washington Griffin who left for Louisiana from Bertie Co. in the 1840s? He was born around 1803 and married Mary Stephenson of Virginia. Molly
25. RE: [NCBERTIE-L] meaning of "proved his rights" [1]
Rights to buy X amount of land, or get it for substantially reduced amounts, was the incentive to populate the colonies. The amounts of $'s and land per headright varied from colony to colony, but these "headright's" were very important. Interestingly, a person earned a headright each time he/she traveled into the colony, so trips back and forth to England earned additional headrights. (Some earned heardrights when traveling between colonies as well.) These headrights were also bought and sold and saved
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