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1. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Hi I am in relation to the Allens, and through marriage of my gggreat Aunt Paschalls and Flemings. Although I am thinking the last two names mentioned were family friends as well. Would the Charles Allen have been in the rev. war? There is a cemetery between Manson NC and Drewry NC that is sort of a family cemetery. All the Paschalls, Capps, Flemings are in here, and then there are some other names but not as many as those. My gggrandparents are in there also. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie-Pau
2. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames ALLEN & ROBERTSON, etc. [1]
I sent the following to Marie-Paulette off-list and then thought I should probably send it to the list just in case anyone else might recognize any of these names. Thank you in advance. Allison To Marie-Paulette: I saw your post about different surnames, specifically the one about the ALLEN's found in Granville Co., NC. I just this week got information that my George Washington ALLEN was b. May 4, 1826 in Oxford, Granville Co., NC (documented by a letter from the AL Dept of Archives about his Civil War
3. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:12:01 PM, mpsmith@mail2.gis.net writes: << WEBB is another name that keeps cropping up >> First Generation 1. Col. Samuel SMITH. Born about 1750. Samuel married Mary WEBB, daughter of ? WEBB & Mary. Born about 1750 in Essex County, Virginia. They had one child: 2 i. William B. (1774-1818) Second Generation Family of Col. Samuel SMITH (1) & Mary WEBB 2. William B. SMITH. Born on 2 June 1774. William B. died in Warren County, North Carolina on 4 June 18
4. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Hello : I would be interested in receiving info on Satterwhite, F. Thank You O.Jones
5. [NCWARREN-L] Bennett Wood (son of William) d. Warren NC c1790 [1]
I am attempting to delineate the family of Bennett Wood (b c1735?), the son of William Wood (b1711? dc1770 NC) who presumably died in Warren County NC. William, along with his sons Penuel, Bennett, William Jr., and John, appear in numerous land transactions, first in VA, then just across the state line in what was originally Bute County NC. To do so, I have attempted to put together a rough timeline of the familys movements. As indicated by the entry in Lunenburg County Deed Book 1, page 113, on April 2
6. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Claud, Absolutely! WEBB is another name that keeps cropping up but I don't have any connections for it as of yet. I also believe I have seen some records on Samuel SMITH and even if he is not connected, it helps me to eliminate a possible SMITH. Robert Ruffin SMITH also sounds familiar but I cannot find it in my notes. But YES, I am interested in both! Thank you so much! Marie-Paulette Claudeaton@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 9/29/2000 3:35:39 PM, mpsmith@mail2.gis.net writes: >
7. [NCWARREN-L] manuscripts [1]
found at http://www.upress.virginia.edu/epub/pyatt/chap01.html while looking for some thing else Patti ************************ ANNIE BLACKWELL THORNE COLLECTION, #4521, 1769-1965 Correspondence, legal and financial materials, and genealogical papers of the Alston, Harriss, Kearny, Thorne, and related families, primarily of Warren and Halifax Counties, North Carolina. Financial materials contain information documenting transactions relating to the buying and selling of slaves (1786- 1839). BURWELL FAMILY
8. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Hi! Anyone know about the Tyson's or Powell's of Franklin NC? Katie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 7:20 PM Subject: Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames > > In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:12:01 PM, mpsmith@mail2.gis.net writes: > > << WEBB is another name that keeps cropping up >> > > > First Generation > > > 1. Col. Samuel SMITH. Born about 1750. > > Samuel married Mary WEBB, daughter of ? WEBB & Mary. Born about 1750 in Essex
9. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Well, Smith is like Hodges, my lst name, there are a lot of us. However, my North Carolina bunch ended up in the Scott/Logan County area of Arkansas via Ga. If you'll share some first names, I check in that area of Ark for you. I know there were Smith's there. >From: Marie-Paulette >Reply-To: NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com >To: NCWARREN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames >Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2000 19:26:25 -0400 > >Claude, > Thank you so much. I have seen many of t
10. Re: [NCWARREN-L] manuscripts [1]
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11. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:00:41 AM, kdpcabrio@mediaone.net writes: << Would the Charles Allen have been in the rev. war? >> During the Revolutionary War Captain Charles ALLEN served in the Fifth North Carolina Regiment under Colonel Thomas EATON. Captain ALLEN married Ann VINCENT and had 10 children. I hope this helps a little bit. Claud Eaton BTW I am also related to those Allens, Capps, Paschalls and Flemmings
12. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Claude, Thank you so much. I have seen many of these names and can now know who they are. Some of my husband's SMITHs ended up in AR also but I am unsure of the county and this also was not until the middle to late 1800s. Thank you again for all of your help. Marie-Paulette
13. [NCWARREN-L] Re: Bennett Wood (son of William) d. Warren NC c1790 [1]
Could these people be related to the Bennett Wood line? General Solomon Wood (b. 1756 VA) and his brothers moved to Burke and Jefferson Cos., GA in late 1700's from NC (maybe Johnston Co.). Their parents were Lydia Ballentine and William Wood b. abt 1726 VA. Children were: 1.William Wood 1745 2.John L. Wood [RevWar] 1749 3.Mark Wood 1752 4.Elizabeth Wood 1754 5.Solomo
14. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Claude, Are there ANY SMITHs in any of those lines that you know of? Marie-Paulette Claudeaton@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:00:41 AM, kdpcabrio@mediaone.net writes: > > << Would the Charles Allen have been in the rev. war? >> > > During the Revolutionary War Captain Charles ALLEN served in the Fifth North > Carolina Regiment under Colonel Thomas EATON. Captain ALLEN married Ann > VINCENT and had 10 children. > I hope this helps a little bit. > Claud Eaton > BTW I am also related to
15. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
It is very possible that this Charles ALLEN served in the Rev. War. Gulielmus served as local home guard and at least 2 of his sons were in the VA line. Could you tell me more about your Charles ALLEN? I have the following on ALLENs (and many others) of Granville Co., NC: John ALLEN listed as a member of a jury in Granville Co., NC on 3 Mar 1787 along with Britian DUKE, William HOLLIMAN, John ROBERTSON, Henry FITTS, Peter JONES, William BALTHROP, James MITCHELL, John MOSELEY, Darling MADDRAY, John EMME
16. [NCWARREN-L] Haithcock - Bobbitt [1]
Does anyone have Alfred Loftin Haithcock and Josephine Bobbitt who married in Warren Co. in 1867? Have not been able to find any children. Thanks, Nola nduffy@patch.net http://www.patch.net
17. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Hi Claude, How are you, that was my reply about the Rev. War. I have a pic of the headstone, and there is a book on the Allen's and Rose's out, but I was told there were no more copies being made. Katie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 1:03 PM Subject: Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames > > In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:00:41 AM, kdpcabrio@mediaone.net writes: > > << Would the Charles Allen have been in the rev. war? >> > > Dur
18. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
Claude, Jesse Howard SMITH who married Mary Lillian POINDEXTER in 1915 lived in Benton Co., AR. He is a descendant of William SMITH of Granville Co. (Son of Gulielmus SMITH) I don't know why I was thinking more of them had moved to AR but he was all I could find in my database. Does his name ring a bell? Marie-Paulette Smith
19. [NCWARREN-L] Wood Families: Bute, Franklin, and Warren NC 1750-1790 [1]
I am trying to sort out the early [c1750-1790] Wood families of Granville, Bute, Warren and Franklin Counties NC. Accordingly, I would appreciate any help in confirming the following: 1. John Wood. John Wood who married Ann Britain. John is reported to have died in Bertie County c1750, and in Granville County c1768. When and where did John die? 2. Britain Wood. Britain is evidently the son of John and Ann (above), he doesn't seem to be enumerated on any of the early censuses; but is of record as ha
20. [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
I have been researching Gulielmus SMITH and other SMITH's of Granville and Warren Co., NC. The following are individuals who were listed invarious tax, court, will, estate records connected with Gulielmus SMITH and his family. I know of some of the connections and am trying to locate anyone who might know of these people so as to track down any remaining connections. I am willing to share the documents I have concerning these people. Marie-Paulette Smith MA Unless otherwise noted, these people are livin
21. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
The only thing I have on F. SATTERWHITE was that he was owed $5 from Gulielmus SMITHs Estate for crying the property at sale in Aug of 1814. Do you know if this was his main occupation or if he had done this before for others? Marie-Paulette OJCAFE@aol.com wrote: > Hello : > I would be interested in receiving info on Satterwhite, F. > Thank You > O.Jones
22. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Bennett Wood (son of William) d. Warren NC c1790 [1]
In the books I am writing on the Court Records from 1780 to 1805 I have the following references to Bennet Wood in the first 3 I have transcribed to date. I am almost finished with Vol. III and it should be ready by Christmas this year. Bennet Wood was a familiar figure in the judicial system of Warren County during this period. He attended many suits as a witness and was on the Grand Jury as well as involved in Deed records. Vol. I = Wood, Bennett 7 22, 24, 26, 27, 37, 42, 44, 63, 67, 70, 77, 85, 105,
23. [NCWARREN-L] Re:Satterwhite [1]
Satterwhite Road runs from about 6 miles NW of Oxford to the Person's County Line close to Goshen.ARL
24. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
In a message dated 9/29/2000 3:35:39 PM, mpsmith@mail2.gis.net writes: << Are there ANY SMITHs in any of those lines that you know of? Marie-Paulette it is surprising that as common as the SMITH name is in Old Bute County there is not a one that I have married to any of Captain Charles ALLEN s descendants. I do have information on: Robert Ruffin SMITH and his wife Sarah SLATTER just over the border in Halifax County Col. Samuel SMITH and wife Mary WEBB who migrated from VA to Warren in late 170
25. Re: [NCWARREN-L] Surnames [1]
In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:29:55 PM, mpsmith@mail2.gis.net writes: << Some of my husband's SMITHs ended up in AR >> It seems that Dallas County, Arkansas is large, maybe there is a link with our families. Claud
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