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1. [NCCUMBER] Fw: [GA-Roots] 1827 Lottery [1]
http://www.gagenweb.net/lottery/1827/ So many of NC and SC families migrated to Georgia because of the liberal land lotteries I thought this might benefit some of you. It's an amazing addition to the Georgia online records. Dee For details on sources used, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: Crilley To: Sent: Saturday, September 14, 2002 8:07 PM Subject: [GA-Roots] 1827 Lottery http://www.ga
2. [NCCUMBER] Colin SHAW and Sallie Marron MCRANEY [1]
Colin Shaw (son of Angus, born 1720, Isle of Jura, Scotland, came to America about 1747) married Sallie Marron McRaney. Found a monument for Colin in Cumberland County, but no grave for his wife. Does anyone know if she was buried at the Cross Creek Cemetery, also? Did she marry Colin in Scotland or NC? Was their son John Shaw born in Jura or NC? Where is he buried? If anyone else is researching this line or a line that ties into these Shaws, please let me know. Billie Shaw Powell gggggranddaught
3. [NCCUMBER] NC Gold Rush [1]
Hi ~ Many thanks to all who have responded to my request for information on NC's gold rush. My questions have been answered and I appreciate all of you taking the time to respond. Elaine
4. [NCCUMBER] Tolar/Pope [1]
Hi I am seeking help with Needham Tolar, b. 1800 Cumberland County NC. He married Feraby Jean Pope July 16, 1822 in Cumberland County. Needham was son of John and Nancy Tolar. Needham had children Anna J b 1824, Hiram Lee b 1826, John R b. 1833, Thomas J b. 1835, Frances b. 1838, Susan b. 1841, Simeon R b. 1845, Needham S. b 1847, Laura b. 1848, Sarah b. 1851, and Caroline b. 1852. Specifically, where did Needham live and where is he buried? What did he do for a living? Who were Feraby Jean Po
5. [NCCUMBER] DEATH RECORDS 1960-1964 [1]
WHERE WOULD I FIND A LIST OF RECORDED DEATHS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY FOR THESE YEARS? THANK YOU P. SOWDERS
6. [NCCUMBER] Unsubscribe [1]
I have discover that my relatives came from another county. Thanks. -.-.-.-.This mail has been virus scanned and spam filtered.-.-.-.-
7. [NCCUMBER] Willis Family, Fayetteville, NC , c. 1817 [1]
Hello, My GrgrGm, Sydney Willis was born in the fayetteville area c.1817. She and my GrgrGf, John Murphy, moved at some point to Mississippi, then settled in Monroe County, Alabama, all the while producing nine children. My GrGf, John W. Murphy, was the eighth child. I can really use some help on gaining information about Sydney Willis and her family. Sincerely, Michael Murphy Virginia
8. [NCCUMBER] ON SALE NOW2 [1]
ON SALE NOW! September 7, 2002 Another New Book Out On Sampson County, N. C. NORTHERN SAMPSON COUNTY CEMETERIES, VOL. 2. NINTEENTH CENTURY VITAL STATISTICS OF SAMPSON COUNTY AND DUPLIN COUNTY, N. C., {1796 - 1870}, VOL. 1. My email address is: bradleywest@earthlink.net CONTACT ME PRIVATELY For more information. One frequently asked question answered: As long as there a need for these books I'll keep them available
9. [NCCUMBER] [1]
This is a wonderful "toy" from the BoatFolks List and is a big help in visualizing the proximity of counties. To highlight more than one county on the map just hold down the control key and left click each additional county. I tried it with every county in PA that I had come across in researching my father's family. Not being overly familiar with PA counties I was surprised to see that all the counties I clicked formed one solid highlighted area. http://monarch.tamu.edu/~maps2/ Dee For details on sour
10. [NCCUMBER] ON SALE NOW2 [1]
September 16, 2002 Another New Book Out On Sampson County, N. C. NORTHERN SAMPSON COUNTY CEMETERIES, VOL. 2. NINTEENTH CENTURY VITAL STATISTICS OF SAMPSON COUNTY AND DUPLIN COUNTY, N. C., {1796 - 1870}, VOL. 1. My email address is: bradleywest@earthlink.net *****CONTACT ME PRIVATELY For more information.***** One frequently asked question answered: As long as there a need for these books I'll keep them available
11. [NCCUMBER] Furmidge, Furmage, Firmage, Etc. [1]
I am looking for any information on a Furmage, Furmidge, Firmage, etc. family reunion that may be in October in the Sampson County area where our family is originally from. I would also be interested in anyone with information on the Robert Furmage line that had 4 children , 2 boys and 2 girls. Our line is the son Robert. But interested in all of the lines. All inquiries welcome. Vicki McBryde vmcbryde@conninc.com
12. Re: [NCCUMBER] DEATH RECORDS 1960-1964 [1]
Try www.familysearch.com. This is the Mormon Church genealogy website. It contains, among other things, the Social Security death index. Good luck, -Stacy Guy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 5:51 PM Subject: [NCCUMBER] DEATH RECORDS 1960-1964 > WHERE WOULD I FIND A LIST OF RECORDED DEATHS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY FOR THESE > YEARS? > THANK YOU > P. SOWDERS > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and
13. Re: [NCCUMBER] NC Gold Rush [1]
That was around the time when the Reed Gold Mine in Cabarrus County (Near Charlotte) was discovered. As the story goes, a Fayetteville man first identified the gold there. It spawned a rush of sorts in the piedmont. http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/hs/reed/reed.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elaine Carr" To: Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 1:31 PM Subject: [NCCUMBER] NC Gold Rush > > Hi ~ > > Does anyone know of a gold rush in North Caroli
14. [NCCUMBER] NC Gold Rush [1]
Hi ~ Does anyone know of a gold rush in North Carolina ca 1803? Did it happen and, if so, where? Thanks, Elaine
15. [NCCUMBER] DEATH RECORDS 1960-1964 [1]
If you live near Cumberland County you would go to the courthouse and to the Register of Deeds Office on the 1st floor. The Vital Statistics is a part of that office. Other than that I don't know. Maybe someone else would have another suggestion. Diane Bramble-Fanning Fayetteville, NC From: Mrssqrdaway@aol.com Thu, 12 Sep 2002 17:51:15 EDT > Re: WHERE WOULD I FIND A LIST OF RECORDED DEATHS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY FOR THESE YEARS? THANK YOU P. SOWDERS
16. [NCCUMBER] THAMES/TIMS [1]
Is anyone on this list working on the Thame/Tims family? If so I would like to hear from them. Lee Ponder
17. [NCCUMBER] Thames-Tolar [1]
Vickie, Thanks for the response regarding Thames/Tims. Yes, I am aware of the April 2003 Thames/Tims organization and reunion meeting but thanks for mentioning it. I have several records of Thames-Tolar marriages. A Nancy Tolar married Thomas Thames b 1765-84, s/o Samuel Thames b ca 1745 Bladen Co NC. A Nancy Tolar b 1820-25 was listed in the 1840 census of Anderson Co SC same page as Jesse Thames b 1810-20. No more info on either. Descendants of John TOLAR and Nancy Ann THAMES 1. John1 TOLAR [6252
18. [NCCUMBER] THAMES/TIMS REUNION AND ORGANIZATION [1]
Dear Thames, Tims, Timms Researcher, A combination reunion and organizational meeting is being planned for April 4 & 5 2003 in Gastonia, NC. The purpose of the meeting on 4 April is to form an organization of descendants and researchers of the surnames Tims, Timms, Thames, Timbs, Thanes and any other variant spelling of these names. The purpose of the organization is to share family information, produce a newsletter, provide query service and establish a pernament depository of research on these families
19. RE: [NCCUMBER] Early Cumberland Co., NC Records [1]
You say a "look-up" singular, but you mention 4 distinct type of records followed by an, etc. That sounds plural. Perhaps more specifics would help someone decide if they are willing to help. Also you should be specific about approximate dates and about the name or names that you are researching. Knowing more about kin is also helpful in sorting out the material. You often find records on two different individuals with the same name and living about the same time, so knowing more helps find what you are
20. [NCCUMBER] RE: NCCUMBER-D Digest V02 #89 [1]
Gosh Franklin, You really got your pants in a wad over a novice request (smile)! Why not take the high road next time? C. Ward might even help YOU down the road. Adios, Miguel en Virginia -----Original Message----- From: NCCUMBER-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:NCCUMBER-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 4:01 PM To: NCCUMBER-D@rootsweb.com Subject: NCCUMBER-D Digest V02 #89
21. [NCCUMBER] Attachments on Roots web Messages???? [1]
Hi, Does anyone know why I am getting Roots web messages today with attachments to them. It makes not sense to me. For example this message had an attachment. When I open the attachment it is identical to the message itself. Very puzzling. My up-to-date virus program did not detect any virus or worm. Can someone help. Franklin -----Original Message----- From: Dee Thompson [mailto:d7777@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Saturday, September 14, 2002 8:52 PM To: NCCUMBER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCCUMBER] Fw: [G
22. [NCCUMBER] Early Cumberland Co., NC Records [1]
Do any subscribers have access to the Cumberland Co., NC DEEDS, WILLS, ESTATE ADMINISTRATIONS, COURT RECORDS, etc.??? I am in need of a look-up. I'm especially interested in pre-1820 records. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you. C. Ward
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