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1. [NCROOTS] 1790 census [1]
I want to thank everyone who replied to my request with lookup offers, which I really appreciate, and new links for me to dig through! Sherry _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
2. [NCROOTS] Daniel Huston/Houston [1]
Does anyone have access to the DAR book: Roster of Soldiers from NC in the American Revolution? I live in rural IL and the closest library that has that book is 60 miles away. I went last summer and copied some pages of interest but my page # 219 came out black on the inside column - could someone give me the info on any Houstons that are in the left column of that page? Also, I didn't connect Huston to Houston at that time, so could you send me any info on the Hustons? Thanks, Sherry ________________
3. [NCROOTS] Daniel Huston, NC [1]
Does anyone have any info on the Daniel Huston who was listed on the 1778 tax list for Rowan Co (Iredell section) NC? Sherry _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
4. [NCROOTS] 1790 census [1]
Does anyone know if the 1790 census for Iredell Co is online? If so, could you send me the link? Thanks, Sherry _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
5. [NCROOTS] Death Records [1]
When did North Carolina start keeping death records.Year that is Barbara _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
6. [NCROOTS] LOOK-UP MARTIN COUNTY, NC 1870 CENSUS [0.983193]
Hi List, I hoping that someone can do a look-up on the 1870 Martin County, NC census. I am looking for informtion on a Daniel Corden/Cordon. Thank, Lillian
7. [NCROOTS] Map of North Carolina Rivers [0.983193]
Does anyone know of a map which shows NC Rivers? Neal Please visit my web site for genealogy links, books and other useful info. www.ourkin.bizland.com/
8. [NCROOTS] STEPHENS, John, Carrie and Sarah in NC [0.983193]
Looking for Carrie Stephens, daughter of John A. Stephens and his wife Sarah A.V. Stephens. Carrie was married to William WILBON. She died in Baltimore MD in 1880. Her obituary in the Baltimore newspaper includes this note: "Raleigh, Durham, and Hilsboro NC papers please copy." Because of this I think she may have been from NC originally. Any information appreciated. Would especially like to know where Carrie and William were married. Thanks. Shelly
9. [NCROOTS] Re: Privateering generally [0.983193]
A friend of mine on the excellent MARHST-L (Maritime History) list posted a series of informative items about privateering during the War of 1812. Since many of us descend from families who might have engaged in such activites, but don't generally know where to find Maritime records , I thought it might be helpful to share these posts with you. Frank has given his kind permission . The later posts mention both ship names and people names. Hope you recognize someone...or, just enjoy a well written historical
10. [NCROOTS] Revised Old Pendleton District Database cd [0.983193]
The next quarterly (usually) revision of the Old Pendleton District Database cd will be mailed on 15 March 2001. All outstanding requests will be filled at that time. The OPD Database is a project of the Old Pendleton District Chapter/SCGS and is based on a single gedcom containing over 300,000 names of those who lived in the OPD (+ancestors+descendants). The OPD was comprised of the area now occupied by the 3 westernmost counties of SC. Adjacent counties are GA and NC in addition to SC. To see mo
11. Re: [NCROOTS] military records [0.983193]
Glenda - Here is another site that might help http://www.usabmc.com/ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 6:56 PM Subject: [NCROOTS] military records > Does anyone have any idea how to locate a burial site/military cemetery for a > career military person who died early 1940s? Thanks for any help. > > > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== > NCGenWeb county selection list: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/county.html >
12. [NCROOTS] FW: Trading Ford, North Carolina [0.983193]
WARNING: Let this get your attention. Early 1700 & 1800s, Old Pa. wagon roads due south cris-crossed through the state of VA. from upper New England carrying thousands of migrants. Great road split about present day Roanoke. One road continued down into TN. toward GA. and other road due south into Rowan County, NC. toward SC. The road from Roanoke to Rowan County was the most heavily traveled road in the country. It was both a southerly route and a westward route from eastern NC moving west. Below a
13. [NCROOTS] Swamp Lands [0.983193]
Consider this a stupid question if you must, but I was wondering why so many early settlers chose land that was considered swamp land? Was it because water was close? And for that matter, how did the early settlers get their water to use in meal preparation and drinking? Did they drill wells back then or just haul it from the creek? Faye
14. [NCROOTS] GIST's in NC (Also will do Look-Ups) [0.983193]
Hi all. I would like to correspond with anyone researching the BUTRAM's/BERTRAM's from NC who later went to KY. I descend from William BUTRAM the Rev. War Vet. Also, I live only about an hour away from Ft. Wayne IN library. They are the second largest Genealogy Library in the country. Second only to Salt Lake City. I go often. They have tons and tons of material for research which includes all parts of the country. They have all census on microfilm for the entire country, and thousands of other ma
15. Re: [NCROOTS] Lady Day & Peppercorn [0.983193]
In a message dated 2/16/2001 2:44:17 PM Central Standard Time, negdag@genesisnetwork.net writes: > Can any one explain these two terms? They were taken from a deed abstract - > "rent of one peppercorn on Lady Day next". Thanks for any input. Nancy > > Hi Nancy, Have a genealogy dictionary and here is what it says: Peppercorn - a term which meant a nominal sum of money, e.g. rent of one peppercorn And.. this one is REALLY interesting: Lady Day = March 25 Now.. wouldn't it be nice to know the st
16. Re: [NCROOTS] Lady Day & Peppercorn [0.983193]
Found this at http://www.sounddoctrine.com/ptimes/ladydayxmas.htm Christmas and Lady Day by Alexander Hislop this is only an excerpt explaining Lady Day. There can be no doubt, then, that the Pagan festival at the winter solstice--in other words, Christmas--was held in honour of the birth of the Babylonian Messiah. The consideration of the next great festival in the Popish calendar gives the very strongest confirmation to what has now been said. That festival, called Lady-day, is celebrated at Rome on the
17. [NCROOTS] Re: {NCROOTS} USGS Mapping Information [0.983193]
This is a good site to look for locations. I put in Bushy Fork and four features came up: Bushy Fork, a stream; Bushy Fork, a populated place; Bushy Fork Creek, a stream; and Bushy Fork, Township of, civil. This may be the one you are looking for. Good look and best wishes. Kay in FL. Go to this site, and put in Bushy Fork. http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html Searching for: BERRY, BOUNDS, CONLEY, EDNEY, GRADY, GRAY, GORE, HART, HEYMAN, HOLTON, HUGHES, LAVENDER, LEWIS, McGOVERN, MUSIC/MUSIC
18. Re: [NCROOTS] Ship passengers lists [0.983193]
Here is one for a site titled What Passenger Lists Are Online: http://home.att.net/~wee-monster/onlinelists.html Carol Don't let another child be hurt by ignorance. Educate yourself and your children about Tourette Syndrome. www.tsa-usa.org http://www.care2.com - Get your Free e-mail account that helps save Wildlife!
19. [NCROOTS] Re: American privateers in the War of 1812 (pt 1 of 2) [0.983193]
Enjoy....again, this is with Frank's permisson....malinda Frank Pierce Young wrote: > American Privateers in the War of 1812 (1 of 2) > > When on 18 June 1812 the U.S. Congress declared war upon the United Kingdom > of Great Britain & Ireland, etc., a weak new nation grabbed the Lion by its > tail. The U.S. War Department was an incompetent political mess and its > little army of 6,700 little better, when Great Britain could move thousands > of crack troops as it pleased. (And it did; though logistically
20. Re: [NCROOTS] Halifax district in 1790 [0.983193]
Frendlysky@aol.com wrote: > > In the beginning........on the 1790 census it lists the Assistant Marshalls > for the state. > > DISTRICT > NAME > (cut) > > Hillsborough dist.[part of].....................................Ellick Sanders > Chatham, Randolph, Wake counties > Hillsborough [part of]............................... > Caswell, GVranville, orange counties > (cut) > Alice Ohlsson Tatum > frendlysky@aol.com > > ==== NCROOTS Mailing List ==== -- Hi, Alice: Was the Hillsborough dist
21. [NCROOTS] Stokes county Marriage lookups [0.983193]
Will do lookups in Stokes county marriages 1783 to 1887. Please no request for all of one surname. Email me privately with your request, jimgoad@hpe.infi.net Cindy in NC
22. [NCROOTS] My brick walls. [0.983193]
Below are a few of the brick walls I have run into. If anyone can help would appreciate anything I can get. My 3rd Great Grandmother was Nancy Jane Hullet wife of John Mauney, her Father was Samuel Hullet, I do not know who her mother was. I would like any info on this family. My 3rd Great Grandmother was Elizabeth Carpenter wife of Eli Mauney, her father was William Carpenter, I do not know who her mother was. I would like any info on this family. My 5th Great Grandmother was Susan Jenkins wife of Jaco
23. [NCROOTS] Declaration of Intentions & Petitions for Naturalization [0.983193]
Please post answers to the list as I am interested in this subject and I am sure others will be also. Beulah McCain > Does anyone have information on Declarations of Intentions and Petitions for > Naturalization on immigrants to North Carolina / Territory, between 1790 > and > 1800? > > Are there comprehensive records in the NC Dept. of Archives, or are all > such > records, if any, in various County Courthouses in the State of NC, and/or > other states,such as GA and SC (due to boundary changes).
24. Re: [NCROOTS] Boddie Island [0.983193]
>From the NC Gazetteer: Bodie Island, one of the Outer Banks, east Dare County. North Boundary was formerly New Inlet, now the area around Kitty Hawk. Bounded on the South by Oregon Inlet. Mentioned by John Lawson in 1700. Appears on the Moll Map, 1729. Cow Island and Duggs Island, also show on the Moll map, are now joined with and are part of Bodie Island. Yes, it is still called Bodie island. Cindy in NC Faye wrote: > Does anyone have any information on Boddie Island that was on the Outer Banks of
25. [NCROOTS] SOME TENN CENSUS [0.983193]
Hi, Found a great site with some Tennessee censuses on it. Lot's of NC people. Joy
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