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1. [NCBERTIE] Edward Duncan Sallenger [1]
>Bertie County NC. Query Forum >A new message, "update from Eeanor.," was posted by E. Bradley on Thu, >30 Mar 2000 It is a response to "Family of Edward Duncan Sallenger," posted >by Eleanor Bradley on Sat, 29 Jan 2000 > >Surname: Sallenger > > > >--- >NAME: E. Bradley >EMAIL: eleanor@bfree.on.ca >DATE: Mar 30 2000 >URL: http:// >QRYTEXT: Someone gave us this much. >His father and mother were >Kenneth and Edith Hyman Sallenger of Woodward. >Does anyone know anything about them?. > > >This is an automatica
2. [NCBERTIE] 1870 or 1880 Bertie Census [1]
If anyone has the 1870 or 1880 Bertie County Census, could you please work with Horace on this family? >Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 18:25:27 -0800 (PST) >X-From_: hpeele@txdirect.net Wed Mar 15 18:25:24 2000 > >Hi, > >Any one have these that can look up this family???... > > >Descendants of James B. Peelle > > >Generation No. 1 > > 1. James B.7 Peelle (Josiah6, Joshua5, Robert4, Robert3, >Robert2, Lawrence1) was born 1799 in Bertie Co., NC, and died Aft. >1886. He married (1) Harriet Acree Decembe
3. [NCBERTIE] Thomas Holley [1]
> >Bertie County NC. Query Forum >A new message, "Thomas Holley," was posted by Helen Hawley Bennett on Fri, >10 Mar 2000 It is a response to "Holley," posted by Carol H. Griffin on >Sat, 04 Mar 2000 > >Surname: > > > >--- >NAME: Helen Hawley Bennett >EMAIL: Hbenmimi@aol.com >DATE: Mar 10 2000 >URL: http:// >QRYTEXT: Carol, > >In Norva Jernigan's book, The Tie That Binds," she says this: thomas Holley born ca 1782, died 1827. In his father's will he is given 334 acres of land. He married the 20th of Decem
4. [NCBERTIE] Thomas Shirley Genealogy [1]
>Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 19:42:34 -0800 (PST) >From: "LaRae Kinder" Request info Thomas Shirley, Bertie Co. and Martin Co. North Carolina. Died 1806. Wife Anne. Son William born abt 1756 and Daughter Rebecca. Both lived in Halifax Co. in 1823. William married to Drucilla ? Had a daughter, Mary who married Robert McCandless, ancestry unknown, and other children. Rebecca married Robert Brantley . Virginia
5. [NCBERTIE] JOHN BROADSTREET m. MARTHA [1]
>Bertie County NC. Query Forum >A new message, "JOHN BROADSTREET m. MARTHA ?? ~1750'S," was posted by PAUL >on Fri, 10 Mar 2000 > >Surname: BROADSTREET > > > >--- >NAME: PAUL >EMAIL: debelling@msn.com >DATE: Mar 10 2000 >URL: http:// >QRYTEXT: John BROADSTREET, had a wife Martha ??, with whom he sold some land in Northhampton Co. NC, before moving to Bertie Co. which turned into Edgecombe Co. I need help with her last name and their history, please.. > > >This is an automatically-generated notice. > >
6. [NCBERTIE] Mars Hill Basketball players [1]
Those Mars Hill Basketball players are on-line Thanks David Miller, who also identified them. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbertie/school.htm Virginia
7. [NCBERTIE] Woodville Muster Day [1]
W.H. Rhodes in his book "Caxton's Book" devotes a chapter to Woodville entitled "The Deserted Schoolhouse". Mr. Rhodes returns to Woodville to visit his old school house which is now deserted and he recalls a boyhood story of "playing war" involving Billy Goats as military mounts. This description of a Muster Day in Woodville I thought you'd all enjoy. "Colonel Averitt, a brave soldier in the war of 1812, retired from the army at the termination of the hostilities, and settled upon a farm adjoining the v
8. [NCBERTIE] Emma Perry Page [1]
>Bertie County NC. Query Forum >A new message, "The Perry Family," was posted by Marilyn Page Capps on >Thu, 23 Mar 2000 It is a response to "Martin Robesons & Bertie Perrys," >posted by Zane D. Perry on Wed, 07 Oct 1998 > >Surname: Page, Perry, Beach, Biggs, Clark, Wynn > > > >--- >NAME: Marilyn Page Capps >EMAIL: rlcapps@livenet.net >DATE: Mar 23 2000 >URL: http:// >QRYTEXT: Zane, or Marilyn, > >In your research of the Perry Family of Bertie County and Martin County, N.C. have either of you run across th
9. [NCBERTIE] Roxobel [1]
We're continuing to build our special section on Roxobel....so if you have anything to contribute (even the tiniest bit)...we'd love to hear from you.... Earliest settlers: Cotten Granberry Britton, William (ca 1815) (Britton's CrossRoads) There was a Britton's Neck in South Carolina and another Britton's Cross Road, so Miss Frances Norfleet, sister of S.A. Norfleet, suggested the name of Roxobel, taken from an English novel by Mrs. Sherwood, "Roxobel, A Village Tale". Early merchants include: Norflee
10. [NCBERTIE] Cherokee War [1]
One group of military records that we don't have anything on our Bertie County page is about the Cherokee Wars - 1836-1839. I understand that there were some men from Bertie County involved in this. Records are on microfilm according to State. I've not seen these microfilm, but I understand that there is a published book based on the microfilm from North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee which was published in 1995. (Sorry, but I don't have the author) The book took information from the jacket o
11. [NCBERTIE] General Wynn Cemetery - Ahoskie [1]
Does anyone connect with this Wynn Family? Also the community of Hexalena. I understand it existed from 1899-1905 (which wasn't very long). Wonder how that name came to be? General Wynn Family Cemetery Ahoskie Location: 3 miles west of Powellsville on the left side of the road leading from Powellsville to Hexalena about 25 yards from the road. Askew, David - 1852 - Feb ?, 1911 Wynn, Ann ? 1793 - Dec 28, 1908 Wife of Stephen Wynn Wynn, Easter 1845 - Nov 13, 1910 Wynn, Gen. Oct 25, 1852 - Nov 25,
12. [NCBERTIE] !!More Smith Family Cemetery Inf [1]
It's so great to keep getting information about the people buried in the Smith Family Cemetery. Al would like to hear from others interested in the Vick Family... >From: Alphieward@aol.com >Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 20:48:58 EST >Subject: Re: [NCBERTIE] Smith Family Cemetery >To: crilley@eramp.net >X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 68 > >Mark S. Vick is Marcus Samuel Vick, b. 23 September 1859, probably in Windsor >TWP, Bertie Co, NC. He married Maggie Sadler in 1882 in Roxobel. She was b. >abt 1863.
13. [NCBERTIE] Methodist Minister Search [1]
This message was on the METHODIST LIST....and I thought it was very helpful. elizabethrusso@home.com Elizabeth Russo gave me permission to pass it along to you. METHODIST MINISTER INFORMATION Since it has been a while since we've gone through a step-by-step instruction on ways to research Methodist ancestors, I thought I'd use Rev. Dr. LEWIS as an example and walk our way through. These steps can be found on the web page for this list at: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/1824/methodistresearch.html
14. [NCBERTIE] Legends and Memories of St John's Chapel [1]
>Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 07:03:56 -0800 (PST) >From: "Sally M. Koestler" Legends and Memories of St John's Chapel - Addressed to R. A. Riddick by Major John W. Moore Part XVII - published in the Windsor Ledger Oct 12, 1899 Cont. the saga of Thomas Blount At Last he met his charmer In the town of Edenton, A fair belle of Williamsburg On a visit there had gone, He, one of the Royal Council Would be there for weeks to come And the Virginia beauty Like some flowe
15. [NCBERTIE] Roxobel-Kelford Cemetery [1]
We're so grateful for this beginning of a listing for Roxobel-Kelford Cemetery. We realize that this is a relatively new cemetery, but we would still like to create a listing that might help some people locate their family. Bertie County NC Cemetery - Roxobel-Kelford Cemetery (partial) Faye Wallace wallace1@schoollink.net Visited in 1997 Located about two miles from Roxobel and about a mile from Kelford. It is also a good size cemetary, still in use, easily accessible to the public. (Partial Listing)
16. [NCBERTIE] Horace and Lynn [1]
Horace Peele sent in this marvelous listing of Peele people to complete the WPA Survey that I just typed up. I was so delighted, and then as I'm copying it all over to the cemetery, and starting to load it, I noticed that this is one of the ones that Lynn had transcribed! Won't it be interesting for those two to come to blows over this!! Probably Horace took his material from Lynn's posting....who knows. I'm going to pretend complete ignorance about this....after all I dutifully removed her cemetery and
17. [NCBERTIE] Searching for Info on Roxobel-Kelford Sch [1]
Great....here's another school to work on!! >Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2000 10:01:51 -0800 (PST) >X-From_: Farris46@aol.com Thu Mar 2 10:01:50 2000 >From: Farris46@aol.com > >To all: > Virginia's e-mail this morning prompts me to ask if any of you have info >I can use for a history of my old school, Roxobel-Kelford, which was opened >in 1926 or 27. My class, 1952, was the last h.s. class to graduate there, >although the school continued on as a consolidated elementary sch for several >yrs after that. >
18. [NCBERTIE] Bryant Family Cemetery [1]
Bryant Family Cemetery Roxobel WPA Survery. Helen Modlin 1939 Location: This cemetery lies two miles from the town of Roxobel on the left side of the road leading from Roxabel to Rhodes place and approximately 1/2 mile from said road in the fields of the lands of Mrs. Sallie Bryant. Baker, Clinton A. Jan 9, 1906- Oct 6, 1906 Son of J.G. and Alberta Baker Baker, Cordie P. July 8, 1901 - Oct 9, 1902 Son of J.B. and Alberta Baker Barnes, Richard H. Feb 23, 1832 - Mar 14, 1907 Bryant, Luther Lawrence Oct
19. [NCBERTIE] Re: NC 10th regiment [1]
Here's a wonderful review of a book on the NC Revolution... >Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2000 22:26:28 -0700 >From: James and Sue Stone >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win98; U) >X-Accept-Language: en,ja >To: Crilley >Subject: Re: NC 10th regiment > > The North Carolina Continentals, by Hugh F. Rankin >University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill. >ISBN 0-8078-1154-8 >Library of Congress Catalog Card Number is 79-135311 >Three-hundred-ninety-six pages of text, b
20. [NCBERTIE] Old Kelford Schoolhouse is on-line [1]
I have loaded on-line the Old Kelford Schoolhouse and also listed the names on the 1925 Kelford High School Christmas Greeting from Miss Emma Corbitt. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbertie/school2.htm If you know when this Old Kelford Schoohouse was in use....please let us know... Apparently at that time Kelford was not a combined High School... Superintendent was: Herbert W. Early. James Clark Mary Della Dixon Gwendolyn Hall Lela Mae Hardy Ruth Harris Katherine Joyner Jane Leicester Elma Newsom Lucille Pa
21. [NCBERTIE] Bertie Co NC Ashburns [1]
>Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 11:12:13 -0800 (PST) >From: "FWI" Dear Ashburn and Bertie Co List: Getting the Ashburns of 18th Century and early 19th Century Bertie Co NC is a difficult task. I will not be working on them much longer because they are not my line. I am doing this research to help a friend in GA prepare a historical presentation on the murder of George W. Ashburn, Columbus, GA, 1868. This was quite a sensation in 1868 and is historically significant. George W. Ashburn was probab
22. [NCBERTIE] Bryant Family Cemetery [1]
>Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 16:38:38 -0800 (PST) >From: "Robbie Sykes" Is there anyone who might have information concerning the THOMAS JEFFERSON WOMBLE who is buried in the Bryant Family Cemetery? I would appreciate any information concerning him, especially if he had a brother by the name of George W. Womble. Thanks a bunch! Robbie W. Sykes
23. [NCBERTIE] \ CD 509- NC Wills-Available [1]
>Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 07:36:07 -0800 (PST) >From: EVILSIZER3@aol.com I am getting lots of requests for this CD. If you have a lot of NC ancestors it is well worth the price. For those wishing to purchase , you can find it at www.familytreemaker.com Price is $29.95 CD Number is 509 Virginia
24. [NCBERTIE] Sands Stanley [1]
Hope someone can help Larry out with this family. >Bertie County NC. Query Forum >A new message, "Sands Stanley - NC 1746-50 Deeds," was posted by Larry >Stanley on Wed, 15 Mar 2000 > >Surname: STANDLEY, STANLEY > > > >--- >NAME: Larry Stanley >EMAIL: ebstanley@mindspring.com >DATE: Mar 15 2000 >URL: http:// >QRYTEXT: Sands Stanley appeared in Grantor/Grantee Index of Johnston county deeds in 1746-1750 and 1756-1757. He would have been born in the 1720s. I suspect he was a grandson of George and Bethia Lo
25. [NCBERTIE] Ashburn-Nichols [1]
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [NCBERTIE] One More Bertie Co NC Ashburn Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 23:17:33 -0700 From: glgamel@flash.net To: NCBERTIE-L@rootsweb.com References: <3.0.6.32.20000319142426.0084c910@216.178.132.10> Hi Virginia, Fanny, wife of John Ashburn, is Fanny Nicholls. Fanny was the daughter of Humphry Nicholls, who wrote his will on 27 Nov 1790, and wife Sarah. Humphrey Nicholls, in his will, named his sons John, Henry, George, Benajah, Osborn. He mentioned one daughter
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