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Searching for: +path:ncnewhan +(+date:jul +date:2001)
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1. [NCNEWHAN] Costine/Costin [1]
I have a Henry Costin/Costine who was in Colleton Co. SC just below Charleston by c 1790. Do you think he could be related to your George Costin? I think that he probably came from maybe New Hanover Co, NC or another area of NC to Colleton Co. with the Lopers. Any clues would help!! Susan -- Susan C. Johanson Springfield, VA djohanson@mindspring.com Rootsweb sponsor-NEHGS member http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=johanson http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/h/Susan-C-
2. [NCNEWHAN] Re: unsubscribe, please [1]
Changing ISP, will have new email address.
3. Re: [NCNEWHAN] Willis Family [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 7:27 PM Subject: [NCNEWHAN] Willis Family > My Willis family came to Southeast Virginia from England, in the Chesapeake > Bay area, the same area that the pilgrims first settled. There in the 1740  > s, in Isle of Wight County and Nansemond County (now the city of Suffolk) > was the place that Joseph Willis father, Agerton Willis, three uncles and > one aunt called home. The family had co
4. [NCNEWHAN] Re: NCNEWHAN-D Digest V01 #25 [1]
Susan, could be related but I do not know how. Ed
5. [NCNEWHAN] 1860 William MANLY/MANLEY [1]
I am researching the family of my grandfather, Robert Manley. If the information I have is correct, then William MANLY/MANLEY is his father. There is a William MANLY/MANLEY shown to be in New Hanover Co. in 1860. The information I have is below. If anyone has or can get information on this person or family, please contact me!! Thanks!! Kathi Cooper coophome@ipa.net (this info came from the June 1880 Census: Rock Creek twp., Bartholomew Co., IN) William MANLY, 33, born NC, parents born
6. [NCNEWHAN] Willis Family [1]
My Willis family came to Southeast Virginia from England, in the Chesapeake Bay area, the same area that the pilgrims first settled. There in the 1740 s, in Isle of Wight County and Nansemond County (now the city of Suffolk) was the place that Joseph Willis father, Agerton Willis, three uncles and one aunt called home. The family had come to America from Devonshire, England. I believe, but I cannot prove it beyond the shadow of a doubt, the English father of these five children was Benjamin Willis, Jr. (b
7. [NCNEWHAN] Joseph Willis and General Francis Marion AKA the "Swamp Fox" [1]
Joseph Willis and General Francis Marion AKA the "Swamp Fox" by Randy Willis www.randywillis.org randy@randywillis.org "The British soldier trembles When Marion's name is told." -- Bryant. The movie "The Patriot" was filmed in Chester, York, Charleston, and Georgtown counties in South Carolina. The biggest part was filmed on the Guy Darby Farm on the Chester/York county line. Just as the movie portrays, Joseph Willis and General Francis Marion also operated out of the South Carolina swamps. Joseph Will
8. [NCNEWHAN] Costin Family [1]
Looking for information on George Costin of Wilmington who married Fanny Russell. They had a daughter Mary born in 1828 who married Sylvester Jacob Riley in Wilmington. Mary died in 1904.
9. Re: [NCNEWHAN] Costine/Costin [1]
Ava, My Henry Costine/Coston was in Colleton Co. SC by 1790. About that time Dolly Loper and Henry Coston applied for a Rev. War pension. Colleton Co. SC's records were burned during the Civil war so records are scarce. Here is what I know of the line in Colleton Co: My line is in "All Caps" Descendants of Henry ? COSTINE 1 Henry COSTINE b: Abt. 1755 in of NC ? 2 Martha Costine b: Abt. 1785 in Of Colleton Co. SC 2 Nancy Ann COSTINE b: May 25, 1790 .... +Thomas Stephen BEACH b: Abt. 1782 .
10. [NCNEWHAN] information [1]
Hi, Does anyone out there remember E. C. Moore, who had a store on Front Street? I'm trying to figure out how he fits into the vast King Roger Moore family tree - or if he is part of another forest somewhere? Thanks!!!
11. [NCNEWHAN] Surnames: WOODCOCK - ROSS - CREECH - PALMER [1]
I would like to share data with anyone who can assist me in adding to my family database on the listed surnames: These date back to the 1755 time frame. The Woodcock, Creech and Ross families (part of them at least) moved on to SC and then to Bulloch County, GA. What I have to share is at the following web site: http://www.cwoodcock.com it is listed under the name of William Woodcock, Sr. by Edward Breland. Just click on old William's name and you will find the listings for nearly 22,000 indiv
12. [NCNEWHAN] New Message [1]
Hi! My name is Angie Coleman and I live in Waycross, GA. My great great grandfather was Arthur D. Moore and he was born in New Hanover Co. around 1800. He moved to Tattnall Co., GA (now Toombs Co.) sometime later, possibly mid to late 1830's after receiving a Georgia land grant for serving in Captain Coursey's militia (?).He married Abigail Coe 9 (b. 1829, daughter of Joseph Coe). I am at a standstill as I can't find anymore information on him or his father. If anyone has any information, I would love to he
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