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1. Re: [SE Pioneers] Surname Johnson in Anson Co, NC (NC Testators Index) [1]
Thanks Berry for the info on the surname Johnson. The older William Johnson had a son William Jr. and is the younger William that you listed. I have a copy of the second will of the older William in which he did not list all of his children. Dont know if they were alive or had moved away. A couple of documents state that three of his sons left Anson Co. and traveled through the Cumberland Pass area. At least two of them continued westward/southward. I do not have a copy of William's first will, althou
2. Re: [SE Pioneers] Alexander McLeod [1]
Barry, You better do some work if that is what you are supposed to be doing! You know, sometimes we DO need to EARN our keep! LOL! Seriously, you take your time. We know you are there (and APPRECIATE that you are). Thank you again for all the help that you have given everyone. Neda in VA
3. Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames [1]
There are Rousseau's in Putnam County, Georgia. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elizabeth Godfrey" To: Sent: Monday, July 04, 2005 8:09 PM Subject: Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames > Would there be ANY variation of spellings for these names? > ROUSSEAU > ROSSEAU > DUROUZEAUX > DEEN > DEAN > Thank you in advance. > Elizabeth Rousseau Godfrey > ----- Original Message ----- > From: >
4. Re: [SE Pioneers] Alexander McLeod [1]
In a message dated 7/7/2005 4:52:28 PM Central Standard Time, mac4@mindspring.com writes: > In a message dated 6/23/2005 5:54:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, > mac4@mindspring.com writes: > > Barry, If you have time can you check to see if there is a will for: > > Alexander McLeod > > Don't know much at all about him. He had two sons that I know of, both > born around 1780 in Scotland. Said to have moved to NC around 1800. > Sons left NC for SC in 1815 and SC for Ala. in 1830. > > One son m
5. Re: [SE Pioneers] Herman Moll map of SC Early Settlers, 1715 [1]
ELIAS WORLEY married SUSANNAH JERNIGAN in NC daughter of JESSE (JR.) JERNIGAN married LUCY HOLMES son of JESSE (SR.) JERNIGAN married SUSANNAH UNKNOWN ABRAHAM HINSON married SUSANNAH CARLISLE in NC daughter of JOHN CARLISLE married NANCY SIMS I have a lot more info on the CARLISLES than the JERNIGANS Janice Redmon Smith FINCH64@aol.com wrote: I recently checked a book out of our local Smyrna, TN public library. This book was about colonial America. In the chapter on SC, there was an illustration of a
6. MCLeod [1]
This part is from Mac : Barry, If you have time can you check to see if there is a will for: Alexander McLeod Don't know much at all about him. He had two sons that I know of, both born around 1780 in Scotland. Said to have moved to NC around 1800. Sons left NC for SC in 1815 and SC for Ala. in 1830. One son married in Robeson County before moving to SC. Don't know when he died and I know how the McLeod's are. Using the same names over and over again. Any Alexander McLeod will may be th
7. Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames [1]
I have found the Will of William Rousseau in Putnam Co. Georgia. I am searching for Louis-Lewis Rousseau and Henry Rousseau. I believe they are WIlliams sons. Thank you. Elizabeth Rousseau Godfrey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Millie Stewart" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 6:41 AM Subject: Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames > There are Rousseau's in Putnam County, Georgia. > > ----- Original Message ----- >
8. OLD PHOTO TIP [1]
Sounds like a good tip for our old pictures. From the Ft Wayne IN. Library...Lois ACPL's Preservation Technician Becky Schipper offers advice on conserving your documents: The best way to label your photographs is to print or type your info on acid free labels and affix them to the back side of the photo. . If a man has enough horse sense to treat his wife like a thoroughbred, she will never turn into an old nag.
9. Map: Plan of New Haven, CT, 1641 [1]
The book I mentioned also has an illustration of a map showing the plan of New Haven, CT in 1641. The city was divided into nine squares - the center was for the church. The other eight squares were divided up into properties for the first settlers. These divisions are shown as well as the full names of the property owners. Also on the page are sketches of the church and a house belonging to one of the first settlers: Theophilus EATON. Also the signatures of Theophilus EATON and John DAVENPORT are re
10. Re: [SE Pioneers] Herman Moll map of SC Early Settlers, 1715 [1]
In a message dated 7/9/2005 2:42:39 PM Central Standard Time, lippy01@yahoo.com writes: > ELIAS WORLEY married SUSANNAH JERNIGAN in NC > daughter of JESSE (JR.) JERNIGAN married LUCY HOLMES > son of JESSE (SR.) JERNIGAN married SUSANNAH UNKNOWN > > ABRAHAM HINSON married SUSANNAH CARLISLE in NC > daughter of JOHN CARLISLE married NANCY SIMS > I have a lot more info on the CARLISLES than the JERNIGANS > > Janice Redmon Smith > We descend from the emigrant, Thomas JERNIGAN, then to his son, Henry JERNI
11. Change of email address [1]
Please change my email address from crimehound@comcast.net to dopiehound@yahoo.com thank you.
12. Map of SC area in 1715 [1]
Please give me the name of the reference. I would like a copy of the map. Alice
13. Re: [SE Pioneers] Alexander McLeod [1]
In a message dated 7/7/2005 6:18:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, FINCH64@aol.com writes: In a message dated 7/7/2005 4:52:28 PM Central Standard Time, mac4@mindspring.com writes: > Neda, > I have never seen a response to my inqury. Guess Barry was just too busy to > mess with it. > > Regards, > Mac* > Very busy yes. Sorry for the delay. I'm getting behind in a lot of things. Thanks for the gentle reminder. A little nudge does work sometimes for me. My mind doesn't always work correctly
14. Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames [1]
Would there be ANY variation of spellings for these names? ROUSSEAU ROSSEAU DUROUZEAUX DEEN DEAN Thank you in advance. Elizabeth Rousseau Godfrey ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 12:13 AM Subject: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames > Research Log, Smyrna Public Library, Smyrna, TN, 21 April 2005 > > Title of book: Georgia Intestate Records by Jeanette Holland Austin; Card > Catalogue # H
15. Re: [SE Pioneers] Alexander McLeod [1]
In a message dated 7/7/2005 4:52:28 PM Central Standard Time, mac4@mindspring.com writes: > Neda, > I have never seen a response to my inqury. Guess Barry was just too busy to > mess with it. > > Regards, > Mac* > Very busy yes. Sorry for the delay. I'm getting behind in a lot of things. Thanks for the gentle reminder. A little nudge does work sometimes for me. My mind doesn't always work correctly either when I get busy and over-loaded. Barry
16. Keith's Mill Whitfield-Murray County, GA [1]
Does anyone have any information on this Mill?
17. E-mail address change [1]
Please change my e-mail address from LangFerg70@aol.com to EvelynFerguson@earthlink.net immediately so I can continue receiving the SE Pioneer lists. Evelyn Ferguson
18. Re: [SE Pioneers] Surname Johnson in Anson Co, NC (NC Testators Index) [1]
Berry, Would you have run into any in fo on the Dean/Deen family. One source says of NC, another states SC. Richard Dean was a soldier in the Rev. War. Have no idea who his wife or ancestors were. Trying to prove his children were: Micajah (no dates, this was my ancestor), Elijah, Sally, Rebecca, and others. Would love anything you might have run into. Micajah "might" have been an Indian Fighter" or such. He was found in St. Augustine, Fla and the Live Oak area of Florida. Believe he died approx. 18
19. Alexander McLeod [1]
In a message dated 6/23/2005 5:54:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mac4@mindspring.com writes: Barry, If you have time can you check to see if there is a will for: Alexander McLeod Don't know much at all about him. He had two sons that I know of, both born around 1780 in Scotland. Said to have moved to NC around 1800. Sons left NC for SC in 1815 and SC for Ala. in 1830. One son married in Robeson County before moving to SC. Don't know when he died and I know how the McLeod's are. Using the
20. Re: [SE Pioneers] OLD PHOTO TIP [1]
Just make sure the ink used is also acid free as well as the labels. I know you can buy acid free ink pens at Staples don't know about the ink in computer labeling ink or typewriter ink. So I think it would be best to use the acid free ink pens. Clay
21. Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames [1]
Barry, I see some HICKS in your email. Do you have anything on a Susan Hicks who married Rueben Sessions in Richmond County, GA 4/27/1862? J. G. (Jerry) Braddock, Sr. Home page: http://members.aol.com/JGBraddockSr/home.html
22. Re: [SE Pioneers] Alexander McLeod [1]
In a message dated 7/8/2005 7:09:08 AM Central Standard Time, Co51Ne@aol.com writes: > Barry, LOL. I am sure that you are busy. But, whenever you can get the > time, > give us a note on Alexander McLeod and the McLeods who moved to Alabama. > Thank you very much. > Neda > I have it on my desk and will get it to it right away after work or maybe I'll play hookey once and get it during the day today. Thanks for the reminder. Kind of like a little tug on my leash to get me going in the right directi
23. Re: [SE Pioneers] NC wills--- Barry and/or Mac [1]
In a message dated 6/23/2005 5:54:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mac4@mindspring.com writes: Barry, If you have time can you check to see if there is a will for: Alexander McLeod Don't know much at all about him. He had two sons that I know of, both born around 1780 in Scotland. Said to have moved to NC around 1800. Sons left NC for SC in 1815 and SC for Ala. in 1830. One son married in Robeson County before moving to SC. Don't know when he died and I know how the McLeod's are. Using t
24. Re: [SE Pioneers] Georgia Intestate Records - Miscellaneous Surnames [1]
Are these all the records found in this volume? I am trying to find the WIll of John L. Rousseau who married Mary (?) . It is believed, but not proven they lived in or near Macon, Ga and wee married approx 1817. They had at least one child, William Henry Rousseau, born 9 March 1818 "in or near Macon". Would anyone be able to help me find the Will of John L. Rousseau? Thank you in advance. Elizabeth Louise Rousseau Godfrey ----- Original Message ----- From: To:
25. Re: [SE Pioneers] Herman Moll map of SC Early Settlers, 1715 [1]
take a look at the book " SOUTH CAROLINA INDIANS AND INDIAN TRADERS" and see if what you a re refering to is in that book. Or give me a few names and let me see if it s in there for you...pat ShiningWindStar Holoce Hotvle Kococumpv NATIVE AMERICAN HOME FIRES New members by acceptance only! www.yahoogroups.com/group/NativeAmericanHomeFires -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.11/45 - Release Date: 7/9/2005
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