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1. [NCSCOTS] Cemeteries on the Internet [1]
Includes some far-flung areas, but even the North Carolina information may prove helpful. Dee For details on sources used, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: 16 20 To: Boat Folks Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 12:14 PM Subject: [BoatFolks] Cemeteries on the Internet There are several excellent sources for getting cemetery information, but my favorite is http://www.interment.net
2. [NCSCOTS] SO SORRY! [1]
Elaine, I'm indeed an idiot. The date of the letter (and the other one written on the same sheet of paper to the same man) was 1852 June 17 Georgia, Marion County. The other letter is even better, showing a wonderful sense of the ridiculous. Thank you for pointing out my lapses (yeah, I'm really appreciative). Dee P.S. The exact same thought hit me when I saw that he had spelled importance correctly. For details on sources used, refer to this link: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/lookups.htm -----
3. Re: [NCSCOTS] "History of Two McNeill Families in NC" by Mrs. G. V. Baker [1]
At 12:34 PM 2/24/01 -0600, Doug Purcell wrote: >Seeking a copy of "History of Two McNeill Families in North Carolina" by >Mrs. G. V. Baker. I understand that one copy is found in a vertical file at >the North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh. If copies are no longer >available for purchase I would appreciate receiving the information on >Malcolm McNeill and his wife Katherine (Katie) Torry or Torrey. Will be >happy to pay postage and copy charges for this information. Thanks in >ad
4. Re: [NCSCOTS] IGI Look Up [1]
Hello, I need help from SKS. I do not have access to a Family History Center. If anyone has the following film, I would sure appreciate a look-up for Duncan MacBride: b. 19 Dec 1765 Stralachlan, Argyll, Scotland Batch number: C115345 Dates 1745-1820 Source Call No. 1041077 Type Film Printout Call No. 6900463
5. [NCSCOTS] Re: Anybody know these people? [1]
I believe this must be Malvin Comack Garrison Jr from Mecklenburg County. He married Christine Callahan in 1953. I'm distantly related to this person and am also the Sec and Tres of the Garrison Reunion Committee of Mecklenburg County, NC. Please send the letters to me. Please email me for my mailing address. Kurt > > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [NCSCOTS] Anybody know these people? > Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2001 05:
6. [NCSCOTS] Campbell/Morrison [1]
Could the Campbells you said were in GA a generation later include a Daniel Campbell b. 1795 who married Margaret Morrison b. 1796. I think it's highly likely they were both in the Bladen Co., NC area in the early 1800s. The Daniel I'm looking for might have been a recent arrival, but he surely would have been a close relative of those Campbells already there. On Census data, Margaret is said to have been born in NC. X-Message: #2 Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 20:29:27 EST From: LaurieJoy@aol.com To: NCSCOTS-
7. [NCSCOTS] website for additional books [1]
Good information to keep. >From Dr. Pruitt - "You also asked about additional books. There are several similar books by me and other authors. You can see most of these at the following web site: http://home.att.net/~a.b.pruitt The site is about 14 pages long and is in four parts: (1) The first 3 pages on this site contan a list of books about land entries and grants for land in North Carolina; at the end of the list are addresses for the authors; you will have to write the author to determine the
8. [NCSCOTS] Re: instans et ultimus [1]
"instans" is immediate - or this month "ultimus" is latest or last - or last month These terms/usages are almost exclusive to newspapers, although they are sometimes to be found in financial records such as mortgages. "Next" is rare, although it would be proximus, abrv. as 'prox'. Bill
9. [NCSCOTS] Stainback-Duke Reunion, March 31, 2001, Epsom, NC [1]
You are cordially invited to a Stainback-Duke family reunion on Saturday, March 31, 2001, at the Epsom Country Club in Epsom, North Carolina. Epsom is located in Vance County, North Carolina, between Henderson and Louisburg. Vance County is where the old Stainback home place and cemetery are located. Vance was subdivided in 1881 from Granville, Franklin and Warren Counties, all of which have lots of Stainbacks and Dukes, who intermarried not only with each other, but with many of the surnames originat
10. [NCSCOTS] Sara S. Ervin & her NC notes [1]
Does anyone know the family of Mrs. Ervin of Ware Shoals, South Carolina? I purchased a very old book recently and discovered some correspondence to her (tucked neatly inside) regarding research on her family. These letters are written in 1940 (from UNC) and 1947 (NC State Department of Archives and History). There are tons of handwritten notes written in the margins of the book. There is also a typewritten page that indicates she was extracting particular family names. N.C. PENSION ROLL Copied from U.S.
11. [NCSCOTS] Scottish Genealogy Resources Online [1]
http://edina.ed.ac.uk/StatAcc/ http://eleanor.lib.gla.ac.uk/search/ http://www.old-maps.co.uk/index.htmPerth and Kinross Council have been restructuring their website The main library page is http://www.pkc.gov.uk/library/ A K Bell Library http://www.pkc.gov.uk/library/akbell.htm Local Studies of above http://www.pkc.gov.uk/library/localstudies.htm Perth & Kinross Council Archive http://www.pkc.gov.uk/library/archive.htm SCAN (Scottish Archive Network) also host a site for Perth & Kinross Council Ar
12. [NCSCOTS] TWO BOOKS BY DR. A. B. PRUITT [1]
Two new books by Dr. A. B. Pruitt have been added to the bibliography list (url below my name). Both are unique in that they cover some material not found in any of the other books that I have for Bladen, Duplin, and Sampson counties. These books pertain to "entries" as opposed to actual grants. Many entries resulted in grants, many did not. This information is an excellent resource for pinpointing the location of an ancestor (even if its for a short time). # 119 ABSTRACTS OF LAND ENTRIES: BLADEN CO, N
13. [NCSCOTS] RAY MACRAE [1]
TRYING TO CONNECT MY RAY'S IN FAYETTEVILLE N.C. TO THE MACRAE'S IN SCOTLAND. THE EILODONNAN CASTLE AROUND SKYE HELP RITA RAYsuzieq@bright.net
14. [NCSCOTS] "History of Two McNeill Families in NC" by Mrs. G. V. Baker [1]
Seeking a copy of "History of Two McNeill Families in North Carolina" by Mrs. G. V. Baker. I understand that one copy is found in a vertical file at the North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh. If copies are no longer available for purchase I would appreciate receiving the information on Malcolm McNeill and his wife Katherine (Katie) Torry or Torrey. Will be happy to pay postage and copy charges for this information. Thanks in advance for any assistance offered with this query. Doug Purcell 633 North Rand
15. [NCSCOTS] Meanings [1]
I've been going through a lot of old newspaper articles and I keep coming across these two abbreviations in obituaries or marriage notices: "ult." and "inst.". Could someone tell me what these mean. I think one of them must mean "in this month", but I'm not sure which one. Thanks! Linda
16. [NCSCOTS] Richmond County Estate Records [1]
Hello Researchers, If your surnames are Smith, Johnson, Howell, Knight, Watson, Covington, Thomas, Parker, Pate, Denning, Campbell or Wiggans you may have relatives in Mississippi, Missouri, Kentucky, Georgia, Tennesse and Richmond County, North Carolina. Visit this site and find out. http://home.att.net/~hbridges/estatebk.htm Richmond County Estate Books are almost finished. Probably by March 2001! Great stuff! Later, Myrtle Bridges.
17. [NCSCOTS] more cemeteries added [1]
Hi, lists. I have posted six additional cemeteries to Cumberland County site today. Come and see! http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/cemeteries.htm Also the Matthew Moore will http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/mattmoore.htm and the John Moore marriage bond. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/johnmoore.htm Thanks, Myrtle Bridges Also in my personal page the Nancy Currie Will. http://home.att.net/~hbridges/nancycurrie.htm
18. [NCSCOTS] RE:Please Look At My Family (1840 to 1865) McGilvray [1]
Hi All, If there are any McGilvray's out there, please take a look at my family and their home in Florida. Maybe someone will see a resemblance. These photos were taken from 1840 to at least 1865. I am trying to find the parents or the birth place or the marriage of my GGG Grandfather Neill McGilvray. These photo's are of Neil's son Alexander and his family. And of Neills home where Alexander lived. Tonia Porter of the Walton County Florida Site was nice enough to post them. http://www.rootsweb.com/~flw
19. [NCSCOTS] Anybody know these people? [1]
I saw these two items on "Somebody's Links" (see information following the two entries). o During a recent trip to Charlotte, North Carolina, I bought at a yard sale a box of dishes, etc. In the bottom of the box was a bundle of 12 letters, all dated 1953, correspondence between Pvt. Malvin C. GARRISON, who was stationed at Ft. McClullen, Alabama, and Ms. Christine CALLAHAN, who was living in Charlotte, North Carolina, who apparently were engaged to be married. I'd like to return these to them or their des
20. [NCSCOTS] RE:MacGillivray [1]
Hi, Now I have a Neil McGillivray, McGilberry,McGilvray,McGilvery,McGilvary,McGilvory b. ca. 1770/90 married to a Mary ?? she was from N.C. . They had Alexander b ca 1818 and Elizabeth b.ca. 1812 in S.C. Anyone ever come across these ? I need help. I have looked all through N.C., S.C., and Florida where I found them on the 1830 census. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I have the book MacGillivray's of Skye and Carolina Scots (mostly N.C.) and would be glad to do any look ups. Patricia
21. [NCSCOTS] LASSITERS [1]
Hi Gene, There are no LASSITERS in Scattered Seed, but there are a few references to this family in Myrtle's Native Heath. >From # 118 STATEMENT IN DETAIL OF STATE TAXES ON MARRIAGE LICENSES by John S. Watson, Register of Deeds fro the year ending September 1st, 1875 Dec 19 John Collins.......B.A. Lassiter May 06 Dick Lassiter......Betsy Robinson Apr 24 John Shepherd.....Ellen Lassiter RICHMOND COUNTY TESTATORS 1782-1900 from North Carolina Wills: A Testator Index, 1665-1900 by Thornton W. Mitchel
22. [NCSCOTS] Daniel McKay,wife Catherine, d. 1855 [1]
My name is Donald Hunter and I am looking for Daniel Mckay and his wife Catherine Dowey who died in 1855 as well as there daughter Melinda McKay Hunter, who was married to Harry A. Hunter. All three died in 1855, which seemed they died in an accident or contagious illness they sucombed to. I appreciate any information that anyone has. They lived in NC and Harry and Melinda lived in Mecklenburg/Stanly Co. They had five children before she died, also a 14 Year old girl named Jane and a 5 year old named Louise
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