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Searching for: +path:ncmacon +(+date:sep +date:1998)
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1. Re: Map [1]
At 06:46 PM 9/17/98 -0400, Carolyn Collier wrote: >Hi, >Does anyone know where I can find a map of Macon County townships? I would >like to put one on the Macon History page. > >Thanks, > >Carolyn Collier Message to Cousin Jo follows this response to Carolyn. Hi, Carolyn, The only one I've seen isn't online (which isn't much help, is it?). It's one I bought at a gas station in Franklin on my last visit there in April. The map was sponsored by the Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce and published by: Accu
2. Now What Do I Do With All Of This Stuff? [1]
Friends, This apropo article appeared on the Dalton-L list. Thought you'd enjoy it. Regards, Philip Sheppard Beaufort, South Carolina Listowner: NCTRANSY-L, NCMACON-L ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edward H. Gaulin (Sr.) wrote this article for the Rochester (New York) Genealogical Society newsletter, "Hear Ye! Hear Ye!," in which it will appear in the December 1998 issue. The author is immediate past president of the Rochester Genealogical Society. NOW WHAT DO I DO WITH ALL OF THIS STUF
3. Cathey [1]
Was someone looking for the name Cathey? Libby Nations
4. Freeman [1]
In the 1870 Macon Co. census there is a John Freeman, 77 and an A. Freeman, 63. Also in Macon Co. marriages, I find a John Freeman who married ibby Watson in 1838-witnessed by Allen Freeman. Can anyone tell me something about these Freeman's? Would appreciate any help. Libby
5. Macon Co. Surnames [1]
Hi all -- I'm new to this list, and saw several surname postings, so thought I'd post mine. My Macon Co. connections include: Kimsey, Strain, Reed, Russel(l), Cathey and possibly McClure. Also, have the Heritage Book of Macon Co. and will do look-ups, should anyone need one. Judy
6. Time to get rid of "Respond to ALL" [1]
Dear Folks, Sorry about the redundant messages about subscribing. Poor eyesight and a weakening mind.... Gotta read those headers more carefully and get rid of my respond to all command in my mail program. Regards, Philip Sheppard Listowner: NCMACON, NCTRANSY
7. Map [1]
Hi, Does anyone know where I can find a map of Macon County townships? I would like to put one on the Macon History page. Thanks, Carolyn Collier http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/7305 http://www.usgennet.org/alhnncus/ahncmaco
8. Re: Patterson [1]
More info on this family group is at http://www.martygrant.com Libby Nations wrote: > Phillip, I found some Patterson's in the Swain Co., NC Heritage Book. Not > sure they will help you out. But here is: Captain Sam Patterson of Union > County, GA. is listed as commanding officer of his company the "Union > Invincibles". Samuel was born in 1805 and was married to Jane Moore who was > born in 1815. Carroll Moore Patterson was the son of Samuel and Jane > Patterson. Carroll served in the Confederate Army.
9. Re: NCMACON-D Digest V98 #24 [1]
Hi Philip, I loved 'you know you are taking genealogy too seriously.....' . Many Thanks, Gail Robinson
10. Macon County Lookups [1]
Hey Folks -- My offer to do look-ups in the Macon County Heritage Book still stands. However, I have a request. Several people have written and just asked me to look up "John Doe" -- no other information. Please give me ALL OF THE INFORMATION YOU HAVE, even if it's just approximate dates. In many cases, even if a family isn't written up, there will be mentions in other family write-ups. I'm perfectly willing to sift through these, but it's time-consuming and I need all of the information I can get to h
11. My Surnames [1]
Greetings all, I have been on the road for about 2 months so I had to unsubscribe and resubscribe. Hope I haven't missed too much. Thought I would repost my surnames from the area and see if I can help or be helped by anyone. Here goes: HOLBROOK, MOORE, ROTEN, KILPATRICK, HIGDON, SETZER, BUCHANAN, BLACK, AND STEWART. If anyone has anything on these surnames I would love to exchange info. Also check out my homepage on family treemaker to see if we make any connections. http://www.familytreemaker.com/u
12. 1900-1920 Census [1]
Just in case you missed it, I'm hoping that someone has a 1900, 1910, or 1920 census for Macon County for a lookup. Also, was the area around Qualla part of Macon County in 1836. I'm trying to remember if Macon or Swain came first. Or was it Jackson? The focus of the lookup I need is Jerry Monroe Patterson who was born in the Qualla Township in 1836. I am hoping a later census will show where his father was born. I don't have a first name for his father, but I'm hoping it will show a county of birth so th
13. Re: 1900-1920 Census [1]
Hi Phillip (and Macon County gang!), I'm a Patterson researcher, and my Pattersons are from the same area. I've been wondering about your Jerry Monroe Patterson for a long time. As far as I can tell, he doesn't tie in with my Pattersons or any of the other families I've been trying to document in western NC. If he was born around Qualla in 1836, then that would have been either Macon or Haywood, depending on exactly where he lived. This area became Jackson County in 1851, and Swain County took alot of it i
14. Shepherd/Raby/Rice/Welch [1]
Evening folks, Anyone know the parents of these two? Effie SHEPHERD MARRIED: George Clingman RABY, 1919 Found them in Peggy Sue Hooper's Welch Database. Here's another Shepherd I can't place (from the same database): Elija A. SHEPHERD MARRIED: Elizabeth Mary RICE, 1875 Finally, this one: G. Patten SHEPHERD MARRIED: Enaretta Adeline WELCH, 31 DEC 1865 I'm not sure that the last couple are Macon County folks, but just in case... Finally, does anyone have a 1900 or 1910 Macon County cen
15. You know you are taking genealogy to serious when...... [1]
Dear Friends, I just had to forward this for our own personal introspection and a good laugh. It's just too true (well, in my case it gets pretty close...) Philip Sheppard Beaufort, South Carolina Listowner: NCMACON, NCTRANSY >You Know You're Taking Genealogy Too Seriously If .. > > In order to put the "final touches" on your genealogical research, > you've asked all of your closest relatives to provide DNA samples. > > You are the only person to show up at the cemetery research party > with a shovel. >
16. Patterson [1]
Phillip, I found some Patterson's in the Swain Co., NC Heritage Book. Not sure they will help you out. But here is: Captain Sam Patterson of Union County, GA. is listed as commanding officer of his company the "Union Invincibles". Samuel was born in 1805 and was married to Jane Moore who was born in 1815. Carroll Moore Patterson was the son of Samuel and Jane Patterson. Carroll served in the Confederate Army. He was married to Lavina Elizabeth Cathey Patterson. They came to Swain County close to the end o
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