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Searching for: +path:ncnewhan +(+date:dec +date:1999)
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1. Benjamin Smith [1]
Dear Friends on the NCNEWHAN-L List, I am searching for information, biographical or other about an early resident on Wilmington and perhaps also Brunswick County. This man is a Benjamin Smith. He was an early governor of North Carolina, perhaps while it was an English Colony, and the little town of Smithville, later known as Southport in Brunswick County, NC was named for him in its early times. An old book in the New Hanover County Library back in 1952 depicted the home which formerly stood at 111 Doc
2. Re: Need help with obit [1]
I believe the New Hanover library will do look-ups for you. My mother has sent several names to them for look-ups and received quite a bit of information. Trying calling and asking for Genealogy, I think it is also known as the North Carolina Room. Syndi ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 8:21 PM Subject: Need help with obit > If some kind soul is going to the New Hanover County Library in Wilmington - > would they be willing
3. Researching Craft, King and Shepard [1]
Hello, I am searching for information about Elizabeth "Betsy" (King) Craft. She was named as a daughter in the Will of her father, James King, SR dated 22 October 1836. I believe that Elizabeth was previously married to George Shepard who died prior to 6 February 1827. On this date Thomas Foy was named Administrator of George Shepard's estate. Any information about Elizabeth "Betsy" (King) Craft or the man she married, ________ Craft, would be appreciated. Thanks, James Shepard
4. Re: Benjamin Smith [1]
hi bill - if your benjamin SMITH was governor of north carolina from 1810-11 and was born 10jan1756 in brunswick county and died jan1826 and was buried in brunswick county, you can find him on the web site for governors of north carolina at . have a nice day. julie thames howell, jax, fla researching surnames: THAMES and DUDLEY William Quinlivan wrote: > Dear Friends on the NCNEWHAN-L List, > I am searching for information, biographical or oth
5. YOUNG ALSEY SELLERS [1]
I am looking for a gravesite for an Alsey Sellers and a Cynthia Milliner Sellers. Names of either of their parents would be helpful but they are also elusive. I have Alsey traced back to the 1850 census #047 --7th District. Johnston Co, NC Can't find him as a child. Anyone see him earlier? born around 1818. he married Cynthia Milliner 6/13/1846 Johnston Co, NC Any info would be helpful Charlene Nix
6. StateGenSites and a Favor [1]
HI My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am a Host for a Genealogical Chat Room on AOL. I would like to invite all of you to try our new site www.stategensites.com It has links to all 50 states, over 4500 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. We desperatly need North Carolina Sites. The Site also has 4 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite yall to sample them. Our Newest Columnist specializs in the Civil War. Last Week
7. Re: YOUNG ALSEY SELLERS [1]
I am also having a hard time finding my Sellers, Joe Sellers married a Nancy and had a son William W. Sellers. He and his wife Callie Penny Sellers are living with his mother, Nancy on the 1880 census in Wilmington, but having a hard time finding Joe any earlier. Debbie At 02:08 AM 12/09/1999 -0800, pbsam wrote: >I am looking for a gravesite for an Alsey Sellers and a Cynthia Milliner >Sellers. Names of either of their parents would be helpful but they are >also elusive. I have Alsey traced back
8. VIRUS SENT TO ME - PLEASE READ [1]
PLEASE FORGIVE ME FOR POSTING TO THE LISTS - BUT PLEASE READ THE BELOW MESSAGE - I WAS SENT THIS VIRUS THROUGH THE VASOUTHSIDE-ROOTSWEB LIST - IT WAS "SENT" BY SOMEONE WITH THE SUBJECT "THURMAN FAMILY" - I RAN MCAFEE ON IT AND IT SAID IT WAS OK - ******NOT SO!!!**** IF YOU ALL GET ANYTHING WITH MY E-MAIL ADDRESS ON IT INCLUDING THE ATTACHMENT ETC., IT WAS NOT SENT BY ME AND DO NOT OPEN IT. Donna Thurman Howland >From: Susan Buckley >To: OVERSTREET-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: Rec
9. Re: Thomas RAMSEY of New Hanover [1]
I am searching for any information on Thomas Ramsey "of" New Hanover County, NC. He mentioned in his will of 1815 in New Hanover his sons Thomas, Moses, James Harvey and Nathan (who was apparently still a minor) as well as his wife who was unnamed, and daughters Elizabeth Stuckey, Sarah Evans, Mary James and Nancy Ramsey and granddaughter Peurneale Meeks. The first three sons went to Georgia, and James Harvey (our line) married Rebecca ? , lived in NC until his father's death, then lived in GA a s
10. Need help with obit [1]
If some kind soul is going to the New Hanover County Library in Wilmington - would they be willing to make a "good ole Georgia Gal" happy by looking in the newspaper microfilm for an obituary for my - BENJAMIN WILLIAMS - b.abt.1841 and died sometime late 1881 to late 1883? His wife was Margaret C. Williams and children I am sure of were --- Edna Roby Henry Thomas & Stephen E. Williams. This obit would the nicest Christmas gift I could receive. May Santa be as good to each of you.
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