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1. meaning of orphan court rulings in 1800 [1]
When the courts decided the guardianship of an orphan child what happened when he was placed under an uncle or other relative? Did he become a 'ward' like in the movies of Old England and his guardian merely oversee his education and property until he became of age, or did the child actually live with his guardian? If he had a step-mother living would he likely stay in the house with her even though she had no legal rights over his property and would not the house be legally his if he were the eldest? A
2. Test [1]
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3. Hunter family [1]
I am researching Hunter family . 1700's -1800's - on Joab ,William , Nicholas , Wright , Job , Edward , Howell , Betsy and Killy. Roy Hunter <>< HUNTR404@cs.com
4. Williams [1]
This is earlier time frame, but may help someone. Joseph Williams had daughter, Rachel Hester Williams, b. ca 1740, who mar. Wm. Whitfield III in Duplin Co. abt 1761. Anyone connect with this pair? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martha Marble" <58marble@cox.net> To: Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 12:05 PM Subject: [NCDUPLIN] Harper Williams > Some of us are working on the ownership of the land at Richard Caswell > Park in Kinston and need some information so this is not m
5. Harper Williams [1]
According to the 1850 Duplin County census that I have, it does not show Harper Williams with 5 sons. Household # 394 Duplin Co August 26, 1850 Northen Division Harper Williams 23 Farmer Mary 21 William I. 22 Lucy I. 2 Winiford 16 Jeremiah P. 15 Rebecca J. 14 June
6. Robert Groves , Benjamin Johnson, Lemuel Guy 1823 [1]
Robert Groves, Johnson, Lemuel Guy witnessed a wil in 1823 in Duplin County, North Carolina. Interested in anyone researching these surnames---or knowlege about the following places mentioned in that will. Turkey Swamp Johm Ambert Ann Owens, dau of Lewis Ryall John Guy Thomas Kenan Thomas Boykin
7. Re; William Carroll Place ??? [1]
Looking for info on the WILLIAM CARROLL PLACE ? From the book " Carlton and Related Families" is the following information. The first of the Carltons known in Duplin was John Carlton and Thomas Carlton, who owned land in said county before 1790. Thomas Carlton died in 1795, and left a will recorded in Duplin county. He lived on the east side of Murrows or Pattys Branch, on the road leading from Magnolia to Carltons Chapel, at what was known as the WILLIAM CARROLL PLACE, and later owned by M.N.Johnson. He
8. Peter Lee [1]
Sarah (Sally) WEST married Peter LEE in Sampson County. Does anyone have a date of their marriage? Does anyone know when and where Peter died? Any help appreciated.
9. Re: NCDUPLIN-D Digest V06 #87 [1]
Edmund Mathis married Miranda Groves Their children: Lewis Herring Mathis Aug 16, 1845 died April 13, 1930 married Sarah Ann Goff 1868 died 1934 Their children: Asa Earl "Acey" Jan 16, 1890 died June 23, 1969; Carl Nazenas October 22, 1888 died August 23, 1959; Nernie Lea September 8, 1891 died May 23, 1976 Margaret Elizabeth "Bettie" Mathis September 1893 died March 17, 1902 Married Edwin Gavin Chesnutt 1850 died 1918 they had 6 children Wells Mathis married Julia Carolina Peterson born 1836 I ha
10. Obed and Edna West Lee [1]
I would like to correspond with anyone having knowledge of the Edney WEST and Obed LEE marriage as well as their time and place of death. Thanks.
11. Re: [NCDUPLIN] Re; William Carroll Place ??? [1]
Ike, I have a copy of the booklet..I am not sure if it's in the library in Clinton or Kenansville.. Someone made the copy and I don't remember who it was. It is called Carlton and Related Families" an update by Mary Carlton Blackburn, April 1989. There are 60 pages.. Like I mentioned in my original query, I was seeking information as to who this William Carroll was..since it seems old information passed down that Jesse Carroll was the son of William...I had read it before, but just this weekend was checki
12. Duplin Co., NC. SAR Grave marking [1]
Sons of American Revolution Announce a dedication/marking ceremony for Revolutionary War Patriots Graves Elizabeth Whitehead Grimes, wife of Hugh Grimes, mother of James, Joseph and Sampson, is listed in b
13. John M Brown & Martha C. [1]
November 12, 1850 Lenoir County Census Household# 667 John M. Brown 33 Carpenter Martha C. 28 George T. 4 June
14. Williams [1]
I am searching for descendants of Robert Williams & Mary Harper Williams via their sons: James, Robert, William Harper, Branch, Blaney, Francis Williams... There is a Williams DNA project by Adrian Williams... I would like to be able to compare the DNA of James Cicero Williams descendants to the DNA of Robert Williams descendants to either prove or disprove we are related...
15. 1800's/Gavin/Duplin Co/ N.C/. Amanda Gavin Mathis [1]
Seeking an Amandia or Mandia Gavin Mathis (Mathews) from the Duplin County area of North Carolina. She was born about 1810 and married an Edward or Edmund Mathis. Children include Lewis Herring Mathis;Wells, Dickson, Alamanda or Sarah. Would anyone with knowlege of this family please contact me. Wanda GROVES Kohlmann
16. Elizabeth Knowles [1]
I am looking for information on Elizabeth KNOWLES, daughter of John KNOWLES. When was she born? Who did she marry? When and where did she die? Thanks. ________________________________ In the 1790 Federal census for Duplin County, Revolutionary War soldier, John KNOWLES was listed as an adult, white, male, head of household with two white males under 16 years and three white females of all ages. John's wife was Frankey _Unknown__. Issue: Sons 1-William, 2-James, 3-David, 4-John, and 5-Stephen. Daugthe
17. Harper Williams [1]
Some of us are working on the ownership of the land at Richard Caswell Park in Kinston and need some information so this is not my own family. Harper Williams was of Duplin Co and according to the 1850 Census had at least 5 sons including one, Joseph, who went to Lenoir Co. One of the sons, William H. had a Will in Duplin in 1889 (which I have not seen) that mentions the children of his dec brother, Joseph, and two sisters, Mrs. H. C. Faison and her son Dr. W. W. Faison and Mrs. M. E. Lee. I can't fin
18. Re: [NCDUPLIN] Re; William Carroll Place ??? [1]
I am also related to the Carltons and Carrolls! Would appreciate where I could get the book "Carlton and Related Families" that you mentioned in your inquiry. Public libraries if possible or the publisher's address? Any info would certainly be welcomed. Thanks......... Ike O
19. WILLIAMS [1]
In the 1790 census, living west of Six Runs Creek in that part of Duplin which had become Sampson County in 1784....... State: NC Year: 1790 County: Sampson Image: 0410 Township: Unknown Township Roll: M637_7 On the lower part of Page 117..... Alexander WILLIAMS..... 2 males over 16, 3 males under 16, 4 females Maybe this can be of some help. Lura
20. Correction of Peter Lee error [1]
Listmembers, I have been firmly corrected about previous email in which I wrote that Sarah/Sally WEST married Peter LEE in Sampson County. Regrets! Sarah/Sally WEST married George PETERS (or so I am told.) This question remains: when and where did George PETERS die? Thanks.
21. SAR Revolutionary War Grave Marking 29 Oct 06 [1]
Hello Group..... The below 'gleaned' for your information from Paul GRIMES. Read on: **************************************************************** Sons of American Revolution Announce a dedication/marking ceremony for Revolutionary War Patriots Graves Elizabeth Whitehead Grimes, wife of Hugh Grimes, mother of James, Joseph and Sampson, is listed in Women Patriots of the American Revolution: a biographical dictionary by Charles E. Claghorn and on the payroll voucher list for the J
22. Seeking Robert Groves circa 1760 and circa 1823 North Carolina [1]
Robert Kelly Groves is mentioned in a deed in Halifax Co. North Carolina in 1760. Robert Groves witnessed a will of Benjamin Johnson in Duplin Co. in 1823. Any information on these two GROVES' would be appreciated.
23. Re: [NCDUPLIN] Re; William Carroll Place ??? [1]
Jackie, Yes, several of us would like to know where the land of this William Carroll was located and if this William was related to the ten CARRELL/CARROLL families present for the first census in 1790. A William Carroll is the first Carroll I have any record of in Duplin/Sampson, but apparently he was deceased before 1790. Specifically I would like to know if this William Carroll could possibly be the same one who got the Duplin land grant in 1753 on the Great Branch of the Cape Fear. One "Great B
24. Re: [NCDUPLIN] 1792-Deed in Wayne/Duplin counties:GROVES/BRADLEY/TAYLOR/JOHNSON [1]
Wanda, I have a book with the streams for Duplin co. and this is what I found on Calf Pasture Branch. There was no mention of Main Road in the lists. Calf Pasture Branch, NW stream, flows S into Grove Creek also known as Shop Branch. Calf Pasture Branch, on NW Duplin County map; heads in S. Wayne County: flows SE into NE Cape Fear River, at Duplin/Wayne dividing line. Jackie Purdy, Shingle Springs, CA -------------- Original message -------------- From: FLYFISHW@aol.com > In 1792 John Bradley sol
25. Genealogy Books for Sale [1]
Some people like to get the original books rather than search the internet or run to the library for genealogy information. A friend is selling a fabulous library of books about Colonial Virginia, and she has posted about 50 of these on eBay. You can see a list of these at http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZteatime4tw0 Since many of those who settled in Duplin County, NC, moved there from VA, I thought you might be interested in seeing if there were books you needed. Some of these books are no longer in p
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