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1. Re: Green - Duplin County [1]
Jason, I wish I could help you, but there is absolutely nothing in the 13 books that I have right now. A lot more were promised for delivery this week, so perhaps we'll have better luck with that bunch. I tried every name with every possible spelling variation and came up empty-handed. I'll keep your information and look again as soon as I get more books. Dee -----Original Message----- From: jbordeau@us.ibm.com To: Dee Thompson Date: Thursday, November 04,
2. Re: Private messages to list [1]
I understand what you are saying; however, if you are referring to Dee (as I suspect), the information that she furnishes other individuals may (and has) been helpful to other list subscribers.....so what's your REAL issue? Paula Strephon Johnson wrote: > > Have I missed something in an earlier posting > that would explain why so many messages are being > sent to the list when they would appear to be intended > for only one person? > > Regards, > Strephon Johnson > Baltimore, MD > strephon@erols.com
3. Re: Hall [1]
Judy, I'm so sorry that it took me so long to reply. There is no Gregory Hall listed. The only entry with an initial "G" is Albert G. Hall and he is not cross-referenced in any other Hall Will. In the Duplin Abstracts there is not an initial "G" or a Gregory. Dee -----Original Message----- From: Judy To: d7777@worldnet.att.net Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999 12:49 PM Subject: Re: Hall >Judy wrote: >> >> Dee, >> >> I sure wish I knew names and dates. I'm
4. Re: Benjamin & Reuben Ezzell, s/o Mikel [1]
James, First, contact Chris Clack at ATCClack@aol.com for a bunch of deed information on this family that I sent him on November 5th. Next, here are some Wills that might be helpful: Genealogical Abstracts Duplin County Wills 1730-1860 160. EZELL, MIKEL (CR.035.801.4) 27 Dec 1799 - Jul Term 1800 wife SARAH all my worldly estate during hur life time and at her death to be eaquilly devided between MARY NIGHT, BENJAMIN EZELL, RUEBIN EZALL, WILLIAM EZELL, SARAH RALLEY, GEORGE EZELL, NANCY EZELL, HENRY
5. RE: Johnny R. Taylor [1]
Have you looked for the family in census records? Regards, Jennifer Bell > > I have posted this before but it has been a while, thought I'd try > again.Looking for the following Taylor family from N.C. > Felix and Sara Catherine Caroline Taylor.Born early to mid > 1800's. They had > the following children: > 1.Felix 6.Emmie > 2.Jessie 7.Florance > 3.Ashe 8.Sally > 4.Johnny* 9.Katie > 5.Mary > > Johnny R. Taylor married Lucy Moody. They had the following children: > 1.Susie Hazel (my gra
6. More information please. [1]
I NEED ADDRESSES FROM THE FOLLOWING: Richard Branton Christine Grimes Thacker Jeanie ? (Blantons) Tom Wood Katherine Ricker Crispin Vessell Clemintine ? (West) Angie Willoughby James Shepard Sharon ? (Lamb) K.C.Thacker S. Sloan Chris Clack Sue Gresham I have the other 27 addresses. Dee
7. Thomas [1]
Hi. Does anyone have access to the 1810 and 1820 census that would be willing to look up two people for me. William Thomas and Gregory Thomas, father and son. I have page numbers: 1810 Gregory Thomas page 30 William Thomas page 32 1820 Gregory Thomas page 186 William Thomas page 166 I believe that William, the father is living in Gregory's household. So it's possible that the William above is not who I'm looking for. Thanks so much! Judy
8. Re: Duplin Look-up [1]
Absolutely, -after the dentist. In the meantime contact Elizabeth Boyett at elizbeth@rose.net. She is also doing Boyt, Boyett, Boyet and Boit. In Duplin I have: BOYET, Absalam Absalum Ephraim James Jones Martha Rhodey Samuel William BOYETT Absalem Absolem Michael BOYT Arthur Ephraim William Wm. Which ones, Joe. Dee -----Original Message----- From: Joe Garcia To: Dee Thompson Date: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 9:43 AM Subject: Duplin Look-up >I know thi
9. Re: Hill [1]
Donna, Remember that this particular book only covers 1784-1813. HILLS Felix (1) Felix K. (7) Felix Kenan (2) Hicory (1) James (1) James K. (1) Jane (3) Jas. K. (1) John (19) Micajah (3) Thomas (8) Thos. (1) Will (2) W.L. (1) Wm. (1) If any of these are of interest to you, please send me your address. Dee -----Original Message----- From: Tdsherron@cs.com To: d7777@worldnet.att.net Date: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 9:14 AM Subject: Hill >Dee, >Thank you for
10. Pate family [1]
Can anyone help me locate the Robert L. Pate family of Duplin County.NC Thank you Ruth
11. William Fletcher Pearsall [1]
William Fletcher Pearsall was born circa 1836 in Duplin Co, NC. He supposedly married Cordelia Ann Faison, but have been unable to verify. The 1870 census of Duplin reflects William Pearsall, age 34 and Cornelia Pearsall, age 32 in Faison Township. Cordeia Ann Faison was dau of William Wright Faison and Elizabeth Ann Oates. CSA File at National Archives reflectes one William F. Pearsall voluntarily enlisted as Private on 1 Oct 1861 at the age of 25. He was living in Duplin County. Enlisted in C
12. Private messages to list [1]
Have I missed something in an earlier posting that would explain why so many messages are being sent to the list when they would appear to be intended for only one person? Regards, Strephon Johnson Baltimore, MD strephon@erols.com
13. Genealogy [1]
Hi, I signed up for the list in hope of finding some little tid bit of information about my Flowers, or Newcombs, or who ever. I have read every word but nothing has come across about them, but I so enjoyed the enthusiasm and excitement of the postings of Dee. Thinking of how happy she was making people. It is a loss to not see that any more. If she had not mention where she was getting the information and just took all the credit she would not have to endure the flack now. But she was just an h
14. Ezzell Family [1]
I am looking for a person in Duplin County that is buried in Pinecrest Cemetery in Warsaw. All I know is that there is a footstone in the Ezzell plot that has M. E. CSA. If any one has any idea who this man is I would appreciate the information. My husband is compiling a list of all known Confederates from Duplin County and would love to honor this man by including him on the list. Myra
15. Fw: [BoatFolks] NOT a HOAX! [1]
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution had a large article on this in last night's paper. When I got the solution from Nan I thought you might like to have it. Dee -----Original Message----- From: Nan Q To: BoatFolks@onelist.com Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999 4:40 PM Subject: [BoatFolks] NOT a HOAX! >From: "Nan Q" > >BoatFolks- > >If you use Windows, PLEASE do not ignore the information in this post. >There is an insidious viru
16. RE: Sarah Whaley [1]
LANIER, Jesse, N.C. Militia He is listed in the 1790 Duplin County census with a family of 6 persons and 2 slaves. Soldier was born in 1757 and was the son of Thomas Lanier, who was baptisted July 6, 1733 and Died June 1787 Duplin Co. One son is identified as Thomas Lanier b. 1780 died after 1850, m 1st 1804, name unknown, died about 1810, leaving two sons & one dau.all born before 1810. Thomas married 2nd, Theana Herring, born 1794 Sampson Co. NC. Living with her dau. Rebecca (Lanier) Powel 1870. Sold
17. Re: Duplin Look-up [1]
Hugh, The "pickins were poor". None of your Hollands were listed, only James Jr. and James Sr. No Clays at all. Boy, was I a help. Dee -----Original Message----- From: Hugh I. Rodgers To: d7777@worldnet.att.net Date: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 9:12 AM Subject: Duplin Look-up >Dear Dee: > Please look up, when you have time, Henry Holland, John Holland, >Dempsey Holland, and Percibal (Percybell?) Clay. > Thanks so much! > H
18. Re: NCDUPLIN-D Digest V99 #178 [1]
In a message dated 11/06/1999 11:23:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, NCDUPLIN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Yes, it will go online and be on "Southern Families" for the descendants of John Byrd. This is for the many who ask the question "Will It Be Online" >> Is "Southern Families" another List online on rootsweb? Thanks, Bill
19. Fw: Duplin Co. NC Abstracts of Deeds 1784-1813 Vol I [1]
DeDe, I decided to type these instead of mailing. Enjoy. ELISHA SPENCE (and Isaac Spence): 4A 316 Isaac (l) ( Note: appears to be a roman numeral one with a horizontal line crossing through the center) Spence to John Screws, both of Duplin Co., 6 Apr 1807, for $40, 20A on the Ns of Goshen Swamp, joining the lines of sd. Spence, William Underhill & lands belonging to the estate of John Shuffield dec'd, beg. at a stake in the center of 3 pines in the edge of Pompy's Pocosin. Wit: Bryan Bourden, Elisha (X)
20. Re: SURNAMES [1]
Christine, There are no Brights. The Winders are: WINDERS: Edward James John John Jr. John Sr. Joseph Which ones do you want? Dee -----Original Message----- From: CGT714@aol.com To: d7777@worldnet.att.net Date: Thursday, November 04, 1999 9:30 AM Subject: Re: SURNAMES > HI Dee, i have to get offline for awhile, gotta take Mother to Walmart :-). > But when you get a chancewill you do a look up for Bright and Winders?? If >there is a Grimes mention we already ha
21. Re: NCDUPLIN-D Digest V99 #178 [1]
Hello everyone, I am still looking for relatives of WALTER MATHIS of Color. I did find out my great grandmother's name was Laura Mathis of Rose Hill or Teacheys, NC. How would I find out who her parent's were? My grandpa Walter Mathis was born in 1896 in Duplin County. He moved to Sampson Co. and married Lottie E. McLamb in 1916. He died in 1982 and my grandmother died in 1978 in Wayne Co. and both were buried in the Edgar Mclamb Cemetery in the Keener Community, Clinton, NC. She at least 2 sisters: A
22. Re: Fw: Free distribution of other people's work [1]
Hello List! The information I had asked Dee to look up for me was not contained in any of the books she has. I would not be willing to purchase a book for $30.00, sight unseen, with the hopes that it MIGHT have one person I am researching. So the statement that the Societies and authors are loosing money in sales because of Dee's look ups, is without merit. Quite the contrary, in my opinion. If the results had been opposite, it would be a book that I would gladly purchase, knowing it held so much informati
23. Zebedee Swinson [1]
List, A deed from "Zebedie" & James Swinson to Maxey A. Manning executed in 1866 revealed their father to be Zebedee Swinson. James, identified as "of Onslon County", is my 2nd ggrandfather (b. abt. 1804 d. ?). "Zebidie", his brother, was born abt. 1810 according to the 1850 Census. Has anyone run across a Zebedee Swinson prior to 1800 in Duplin? I've seen some info that he was born abt. 1779, but have yet to confirm it. I'm trying to locate any documentation that may shed some light on Zebedee, the fat
24. I've had enough [1]
If I have read it correctly, Joyce Franks sent Dee an email privately and Dee posted it to the list. Why? Joyce Franks had a right to her opinion but, it never should have been posted to the list. This is between Dee and Joyce not the list. Why were we caught up in the discussion? Maybe now we can get on with Duplin County Genealogy. Lorrie Patterson
25. Hall, Gregory [1]
Hi All, Gregory Hall shows in the Duplin County census in 1830 & 1840. He has 2 sets of children. 1st family, wife is unknown by may be Mary. The kids are: Mary 1821 married Brantley Quinn Drewery 1822 married Peggy Bishop Nancy 1825 married Amos Thigpen Lewis Bythal 1828 married Lavina John Hall 1830 married Betsy Thigpen 2nd family, wife is Elizabeth per census. Could be Smithy Brock? Not sure. Kids are: Nicholas 1833 Elizabeth Jane 1834 Married William Miller William J. 1839 married Mary Susan San
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