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Searching for: +path:ncscgenswap +(+date:aug +date:2002)
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1. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] LOOK UP REQUEST [1]
June 2, 1860 Murphy Dist. Cherokee Co. page 334. 12 10 Samuel S C Mount 24 M Merchant 1000 3000 Washington (?NC? I believe) Nancy O. 22 F Cherokee NC Samuel S C 7/12 M Cherokee NC ***** Aug. 9, 1870 Murphy Twp Page 303. 116 116 Mount Delphina 31 F W Keeping House 900 NC Samuel 10 M W Attending School NC ********** These are the only Mount's I could find in the index. margy > Can someone lookup two names in the 1860 and 1870 Federal Census of > Cherokee Co. NC? These are:
2. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] RootsWeb-SMALLEY surname in NC [1]
I am at a "brick wall" with my gggrandfather, James C. Smalley who was born in McDowell County, NC in 1822. (Of course, it would have been another county in those days cause McDowell County wasn't formed till later - I'm thinking probably Rutherford or Burke County). Would anyone know anything about his family? I can't find out who his parents were. I suspect a lady by the name of Nancy Smalley was his grandmother, but I need to document and confirm my suspicions as well as figure out which one of her s
3. [NCSCGenSwap] LOOK UP REQUEST [1]
Can someone lookup two names in the 1860 and 1870 Federal Census of Cherokee Co. NC? These are: (1) Stephen R. Mount, who died prior to 1870 (I need his family names) and (2) Samuel S. C. Mount, who was killed at the battle of Mobile, AL during the War Between The States. Both men were Captians in the 39th NC CONFEDERATE INF. Thank you in advance. Brent Mount....
4. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] Semple-Sample family [1]
We have a Samuel Semple married to Catherine Caldwell in North Carolina in November 8, 1759. Samuel Semple may have been born about 1734 in Mecklenburg Co., NC They were Dick's gr gr gr gr gr grandparents. Does anyone reognize the Semple name or Sample family name from this area. Dick and Pam
5. [NCSCGenSwap] Revolutionary Era Ancestors - ATKINSON [1]
Howdy List, I am working on an on-going project to discover my Revolutionary War Era Ancestors. I thought, if there are no objections, I would send what details I have on them over an extended period of time. If anyone can add anything to what I have it would be deeply appreciated. The information I send will pertain to individuals who lived at least part of their lives in NC, SC, and/or GA. Usually they lived in these regions during the Revolution. Most of my information was gathered via the internet,
6. [NCSCGenSwap] census lookup for NC 1900. Bertie area [1]
If possible could the holder of the NC 1900 census please look for a William Chapel Pritchard born Aug. 1899 in the Bertie/Snakebite? area. Thank you for the help. Ruby **************************************** Looking for my Pritchard/ Nichols/Bunch family
7. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] List Admin message [1]
Jean, where does your Wallace line start? I have a Celia Wallace born 1780 who married Shadrack Manis/ Manus/Maness was born 1770 in Moore Co. NC. The Shadrack is my 3rd ggrandfather. Who is Daniel Wallace's father? Frances Maness Flowers
8. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] My brickwall- McGill [1]
Just wanted you to know that our family has a direct connection with the McGills and the Glenns. My great great grandfather was Thomas McGill Boyd. In searching I have found intermarriage between four families in the area around the beginnings of the 19th century in South Carolina. These families were the Boyds, the Johnstons, the Glenns, and the McGills. Other families were involved but the primary links were from the children of James Glenn and David Johnston. Goodluck ----- Original Message ----- Fro
9. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] 1850/Wilkes County, NC/Jesse Moor [1]

10. [NCSCGenSwap] Re: Census Look up request Harnett County [1]
I have found John E. Deal on the 1920 census for Harnett County listed as a widower with his children. Does anyone have accesss to the 1910 census so that I might learn the name of his spouse? Rose Allgood
11. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] McGill [1]
Hello, While we are speaking on the McGills, I come from a William McGill of Wilkes County NC. His son Hiram and Daniel were soldiers in the War of 1812. Daniel died in prison in Canada and Hiram relocated in South Alabama, where is sons were faithful to the South in the War of Northern Aggression. If anyone recognizes these names or they tie into your family, I would love to correspond. -Robert McMillan Stockton, Alabama
12. [NCSCGenSwap] RootsWeb [1]
Hi, The server our list is on has been down for the last couple of days. It is working again. If you tried to sent a message to the list this weekend and it bounced, please resend. Thanks for your patience while RootsWeb tries to get the kinks out of the new servers. Regards, Margy Bousman List Admin. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com
13. [NCSCGenSwap] Help Needed - Whitt, Sexton and Callahan [1]
I am researching my maternal family tree -- the Whitt's and the Sexton's. This has been a major brickwall that I just can't seem to chip away at. I am hoping that someone will have a new place to search or a lead of any type. Below is what I know right now about this family. I will be happy to share any information that I can. I hope that someone will be able to help me fill in the blanks (and there are a lot of them right now). Any help that you can provide is greatly appreciated. Willie Arthur W
14. [NCSCGenSwap] 1850/Wilkes County, NC/Jesse Moor [1]
Hi Everyone, I am requesting someone do a census look up for me for 1850 Wilkes County, NC, Lower Division For Jesse Moor. His wife's name is Judith ( I think). Thanks everyone!! Sincerely Lori Greene -- Have a Great Day!!!
15. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] List Admin message [1]
I know I saw the name Daniel Wallace while searching the cesus but, for the life of me can not find one written down. I thought we had written down every Wallace in the 1870, 1880, and 1900 census. I am keeping my eye out for them though. Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 3:32 PM Subject: Re: [NCSCGenSwap] List Admin message > Jean, > Does this name sound familiar > Daniel Wallace was the father of my greadgrandmother'
16. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] 1930/Wilkes County, NC/SPEARS [1]
HI Everyone, Could someone do a Census look up for me for Spears Wilkes Co. for a Clifford Spears. Thank you very much in advance Rhonda
17. [NCSCGenSwap] Questions [1]
Thanks to a very wonderful person, I have the census for part of my family. I have also found out that other information that I had concerning the parents of Susan Callahan is incorrect. My question is...what would be the best way of finding information on where Wm. Callahan was born in NC?? If my math is correct he was born in approximately 1847. Is there a way to search earlier census (like maybe 1850) for the entire state since I don't know what county he was born in?? Also, is Jno an abbreviation
18. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] McLeod [1]
My brick wall is Alexander McLeod and his family. I found him in the 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880 census. In the 1880 census it said his father was born in Scotland and list two sisters living with him. They are Margaret and Cathorine McLeod. Would love to know a little more about Alexanders wife Jane. She was listed in the 1850 census but was gone in the later ones. I am including the address to my family web page with the census information on it. Thanks for any help. Ellen in Fla http://member
19. Re: [NCSCGenSwap] LOOK UP REQUEST [1]
Margy , Thank you very much for your help. If I can help you in any way, please let me know. I live in Dallas, TX and have written two books on the Mount family, but I did not have the info on Stephen G. R. and Samuel S.C. Mount and their families. My own greatfrandfather was in the CONFEDERATE ARMY and served in the 6th AR INF. Of this, I am very proud. We must remember the sacrifice that these heroes made for us, even though in vain. Brent Mount....
20. [NCSCGenSwap] My brickwall- McGill [1]
My primary brickwall is my gggrandfather Clayton McGill. According to census records he was born in SC around 1822. I have tried to find a tie in to other McGills in the Carolinas but can find none although I suspect that he might have been from the general area around Pickens Co- Anderson Co., SC since the people he ( to use today's terminology) hung out with were all from that area. He obviously left and went to AL sometime prior to 1846 since he was found on the militia list for St. Clair Co, AL an
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