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Searching for: +path:ncgranvi +(+date:apr +date:2004)
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1. Re: [NCCASWEL] Wagon Train from VAS and NC to Sumner Tn (Black, Rippy, Graves... [1]
Researching a surname like Graves, particularly in North Carolina in the early days, is fraught with danger--because there are so many of them. I have been led to believe, based on correspondence, and some preliminary personal research, that the Graves family of Granville Co., NC and that Graves family of Caswell Co., NC are not related. Perhaps they had a common ancestor in Virginia, but I think that will be difficult to prove. William Graves of Granville Co., NC - will written 24 Apr 1786 and pro
2. National Obituary Archive [1]
May want to check out this cite: http://aolsvc.news.arrangeonline.aol.com/Obituary/ Their source is the Social Security Administration. It actually isn't obituaries, but kind of another form of the Social Security Death Index, without the SSN. You may find someone listed here that you couldn't find thru the SSDI. You never know unless you try. Good luck! Diane Pollard Keiser
3. Burial & Memorial Benefits [1]
In the Baltimore Sun newspaper, last week, there was an article regarding the following website (I haven't had a chance to get into it to do any searching): http://www.cem.va.gov/ (A short version of what the article said): This is a website post by the Dept of Veteran Affairs. They have put on the www. 3.2 million records for veterans buried at 120 national cemeteries since the Civil War. It is suppose to include the VA's gravesite navigator, which includes names, DOB, DOD, military service dates, se
4. Many Early Henderson Co. Residents from North Carolina [1]
As students of the history of Henderson Co., KY know, many of its early residents were of North Carolina, especially Granville Co., NC and Caswell Co., NC. I learned a great deal about Henderson Co. and its history from Edmund Lyne Starling's hefty (800 pages) History of Henderson Co., and in it, he explains the linkage of Henderson Co. with North Carolina -- shall I call them speculators? Henderson and its county, of course, are named in honor of Col. Richard Henderson of Granville Co., NC. Researc
5. Pension Record - Rev War pensioners and widows [1]
To do it yourself research for Revolutionary War pension files: If you are near a large genealogical library or a University library, first try to determine whether they have a set of books edited by Virgil D. White. The name of the set of books is something like this: Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pensions..... There are four hefty volumes, with the last volume being the all-name index to the first three volumes. This essentially is an index to all of the names occuring in the films
6. [NCGRANVI] Chico Road ?? [1]
Does anyone know where Chico Road is/was located. The name appears in an early 1800's deed. Thanks! Caroline McCall
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