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1. Parents of James Black [1]
Searching for parents of James Black, b. Nov. 18, 1812, d. July 2, 1897. Buried at Mt. Moriah Methodist near Casar in upper Cleveland County N.C. Married circa 1840 to Jemima Ledford, b. June 18, 1819, d. Nov. 21, 1901. The 1860 Cleveland County census listed their children as John F., Rebecca, Soloman, Eliza J., Racheal, Dulcena, William C., Samuel and Thomas. The 1880 census indicated both James and Jemima were born in North Carolina, that both of James' parents were born in North Carolina, and that Jem
2. Notes: Wagon-train from NC to Mississippi [1]
Some notes you may find of interest: Dilworth migration: "The wagon trail from Greensboro, NC to Joneboro in Tennessee, then west to Nashville. Trail turns south to Columbia then west toward savannah, TN. Cross the Tennessee River to Purdy, now called Selmer. At Selmer a wagon road led south to Corinth, Mississippi." "Distance from NC to Mississippi, was about 600 miles, and required more than two months travel time." "A move to a new region usually included the biblical twelve familes traveling
3. Sign of the times [1]
If you're reading this, you're not directly affected by this news, but it is interesting to note that Rootsweb has limited all mailing lists to accept posts by subscribers only. This is due to the heavy volume of SPAM that is flooding their servers. More information is at .
4. McNabbs in NC [1]
Hi All I am researching ALL of the McNabbs in NC. Robert McNabb was in Caswell Co NC in 1790. James McNabb in Robeson Co in 1790. William McNabb in Chatham Co in 1790. Andrew McNabb in Anson Co NC, later to be in York Co SC. Also many McNabb in old Washington Co Tenn that is now NC. I have a McNabb Family Resource Web Page at: http://home.att.net/~altgray Thanks in advance, Lynne Gray altgray@Worldnet.att.net
5. Hicks [1]
Hello All! Anyone researching the Scotch-Irish Hicks/Hix surname? Hope you make it the Best Holiday Ever!! Jerry Hicks
6. LEWIS, Capt. James "Otterskin" - Loyalist [1]
Seeking any information about Capt. James LEWIS "of Pee Dee" South Carolina. Died November l780. Commonly called "Otterskin" He was a Loyalist, shot and killed at White's Plantation, near Gerogetown, by a 14 year old boy named "Gwinn", who was in Colonel Peter Horry's company (from "The Swamp Fox. The Life and Campaigns of General Francis Marion:, by Robert D. Bass.) Need name of wife, siblings, children - any relatives at all. Was Rachel LEWIS(born l762 - died l794, married l777 to Joseph JENKINS, wh
7. McNeelys of Rowan County [1]
>Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998 08:16:43 >To: NCSCOT-l@rootsweb.com >From: Jim and Francie >Subject: McNeelys of Rowan County > >I believe that my g-g-grandfather, James Madison McNeely, came from Rowan County, NC. I have him placed in Arkansas in 1850, along with his older brother Samuel. Samuel was listed in the census as a "gentleman" with a personal estate of $5000. James was listed as a farmer, with a personal estate of $9000. This seems pretty good money for 1850. Most of it seems to
8. test [1]
Just checking--resubscribed upon return from holiday--haven't seen any msg. Wondering if I had made mistake
9. MCIVER abt 1790's in NC [1]
Looking for parents of William McIver born NC in unknown county abt 1795. Son Duncan, could be name of his father. In IL in 1931, when Duncan was born. First wife unknown, 2nd wife widow, Olive FARRINGTON MADISON. Know very little about him. -- Happy Trails rosalene@ns.net
10. Holloman & Wilson of Wake Co. NC and Yell Co. Ark [1]
Waldy & Jean Cuevas wrote: > There are a few more of us with Yell Co. connections. I looked into my > database and found this HOLLOMAN: > Descendants of Ellen Holloman > 1 Ellen HOLLOMAN > . +James A. HARRIS b: 1801 d: June 1848 m: 1846 > ...... 2 Ellen Holloman HARRIS b: 1848 in Izard County, AR I checked over my Holloman lineage and found the following. Do any of you tie in? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
11. Book [1]
Jack, Please let us know the time frame the info in the book covers, and if it is indexed - when you get it of course. Betty
12. BOYD-MCCONNELL-CHAMBERS 1770's Iredell Co. [1]
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Searching for others researching the BOYD family in Iredell Co. NC in the 1770's and 1780's. Robert and Anne Boyd had daughters Lettice and Catherine who married in Iredell Co in 1777 and 1782 respectively. They married a CHAMBERS and a MCCONNELL. Mary Jo Bruce
13. proper names [1]
Can anyone tell me if you were Scotch and your name was Asnath what would you perhaps have had for a nick name , or an American form of this name.Thanks .I am looking for the parents of Nancy Graham born 7/10/1760 Nancy married Anthony Rains I am told by one researcher that Nancy's mother was Asnath her father Richard Graham .thanks Patricia Perkins at caviness@abts.net
14. Thanks Evelyn [1]
Thanks for the extra history. I learned some more! Betty
15. Rootsweb is growing [1]
The Rootsweb staff just sent out these figures as evidence of our "online-edness" and how it's growing year by year. These figures represent the number of email messages sent per year to Rootsweb mailing lists during the past four years.. 26,166,500 90,000,000 99,934,614 119,292,279 I hope everyone is having a nice holiday season. Benson listowner
16. Books [1]
Helen, I don't believe it was either one of those. The one I borrowed was indexed. Yea! Any and all help greatly appreciated. Betty
17. RE: FORRESTER Family [1]
My ancestor William Forrester came with his wife and some children in the 1700's. My great great grandfather, James Forrester was born in South Carolina in 1769. His parents had to come to this country prior to that time. L have names of his siblings but no dates of birth. The story passed down is that William Forrester came with his family to South Carolina and had to work for 2 years for a man to pay for passage. They sailed from Ireland and I had always thought they were Irish but found a copy of a l
18. Re: NCSCOTS-D Digest V98 #163 [1]
unsubscribe NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > NCSCOTS-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 163 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Updated Dickey Genealogy [gen4m@flash.net] > #2 Notes: Wagon-train from NC to Miss ["William Monroe" > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from NCSCOTS-D, send a message to > > NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other t
19. Re: MCIVER abt 1790's in NC [1]
Hi! I am sitting here looking at McIver info which may or may not be related to my family. Where are yours? These are in Texas in 1800s and 1900s. Brown and Coleman counties. If any one can use it I will share. Rosalene wrote: > Looking for parents of William McIver born NC in unknown county > abt 1795. Son Duncan, could be name of his father. In IL in 1931, > when Duncan was born. First wife unknown, 2nd wife widow, Olive > FARRINGTON MADISON. Know very little about him. > -- > Hap
20. Royal Stewart Kilt [1]
Am pondering the protocol regarding the wearing of the Royal Stewart kilt. Some have said that only bonafide descendants of the royal family may wear it which includes Prince Charles and his boys and the Queen mother. I've never gotten any qualification regarding the wearing of this kilt by descendants of Stewart bastard children. I don't know how this would play in the UK.I don't think my ancestors fell into the latter category but.. you never know for sure. But... being in the US, others have said just w
21. North Carolina Scots 1700's [1]
I am looking for a scotish family by the name of Cuthbert or maybe changed it to Cutbirth, Cutberth.... that should have come over in the early 1700's. We know of a Benjamin Cutbirth in the Tennessee and Pitsburg area. We do not know where he came from. We have a verbal story told that his father died when he was very young and his mother remarried. Not getting along with his stepfather he went out on his own. We know he did not come from the TN area. The story goes that he was a new comer there. We
22. Thanks Gay [1]
Gay Stewart Beam - thanks for the web connections. Very interesting! Betty
23. Parnets of David STONE b.1818 NC died 1900 Cabin Creek, W. Va [1]
Hi. My name is Andrea Stone and I am going to try one more time hoping that there are some new members or maybe someone that missed my post the last time I tried a couple of months ago. I am looking for information on the parents of David STONE (David is possibly his middle name). He was born in NC and moved to West Virginia around 1828 to 1840 and married a Jane FOSTER in 1842. He had 11 children in Kanawha County, West Virginia. He died at Cabin Creek, West Virginia in 1900. It's pos
24. RE: Asnath, variety of spelling [1]
It could be an uncommon name among the Puritans. Usually spelled Asenath. Asenath was the wife of Joseph, meaning gift of the sun god. Ron -----Original Message----- From: LEE_BRADSHAW [mailto:LEE_BRADSHAW@prodigy.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 1998 10:24 PM To: NCSCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Asnath, variety of spelling With two Aseneths in my lines (Sharpe and Gaultney), I've noted: Asenith, Aseneth, Ascenith, Aseaneth. One Aseneth had Cenith on her marriage bonds. Her grand daug
25. Fwd: HOW TO JOIN THE NORTH CAROLINA SCOTTISH HERITAGE SOCIETY [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_914423117_boundary Content-ID: <0_914423117@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 12/22/98 9:37:19 PM Central Standard Time, VIC CLARK writes: << T >> --part0_914423117_boundary Content-ID: <0_914423117@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: VICCLARK@aol.com Return-path: To: NCSCOTS-L@roots.com Subject:
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