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1. [WAXHAW] Names on Deed Records [1]
Here are some names appearing on some early deed records in Mecklenburg County, NC. All of the land is located in the area of Rocky River Road and Waxhaw Creek. These people are not my line, but appear as either sellers, buyers, or witnesses on deeds involving my line (Fisher). The information has been taken from the book "The Fisher Scrap Book 1730 - 1972" compiled by William L. Jones. All deed references are Mecklenburg County. Richardson, Edward sells land, Book 15, Page 52, dated 3/10/17
2. [WAXHAW] More Waxhaw Cemetery Info [1]
Hi, In looking through the book, I found another site that listed inscriptions of the Old Waxhaw Church-Yard. It is the Crockett family. IN MEMORY OF DAVID MORROW WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEBRUARY THE 18 1785 AGED 54 YERS (The above is exact wording and line- age of the DAVID MORROW inscrip- tion, with CROCKETT GRAVES located around it.) JOHN CROCKETT died February 16, in the year of 1800, aged 70 years, and 5 months. (He was born bout 1730). JOHN CROCKETT died December 1776, aged 12 years. EL
3. [WAXHAW] Cousau--Dunlap [1]
Found this on google. Could it be Cousar? Joy ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/roots-l/genealog/genealog.sc-marr "COUSAU","Emily","DUNLAP","Robert D.",11,"Feb","1830","Waxhaw","SC"
4. Re: [WAXHAW] More Waxhaw Cemetery Info [1]
Joy, Thank you for posting this, these Crockett's are my line. > > JOHN CROCKETT died February 16, in the year of 1800, aged 70 years, and 5 > months. (He was born bout 1730). **date of birth is 12 Jul 1730 born on a ship near the Pennsylvania Shore and his date of death is 16 Dec 1800. This is the father of the following children > JOHN CROCKETT died December 1776, aged 12 years. I have 16 Sep 1776 for his death. > ELIJAH CROCKETT died March 3, 1798, at the age of 41 years. matches what I have > AN
5. [WAXHAW] Genforum [1]
Hi everyone...... Was just on Genforum on the Hutchinson forum........ie Andrew Jackson's mother..... Type in Andrew Jackson on the Hutchinson site......... Plenty of information there. Joy
6. [WAXHAW] Excellent Site [1]
Hi, This was found on Google.com. Enjoy. Joy http://freepages.books.rootsweb.com/~pickensarchive/anntp.txt http://freepages.books.rootsweb.com/~pickensarchive/anntp.txt
7. [WAXHAW] Re: WAXHAW-D Digest V02 #14 [1]
Valeria, There is some mention of the Crockets in Mecklenburg Signers. However, I am not sure when I can submit them. I have not been well and cannot be sure when I will feel up to it. I would like to submit anything I can. This book is loaded with information but I don't know what the copyrights are as far as me putting me on the internet. If anyone knows if a book can be put on here, let me know. I will try to do it. It's very small print and hard to read. I think that a few references are o
8. Re: [WAXHAW] Interesting Reading [1]
There's a special book available right now called "Young Hickory" by Hendrik Booraem. Published by Taylor Trade Publishing. Find a description on www@Amazon.com. It is very thorough and excellent. Miss Nancy Crockett, "Historian of the Waxhaws," and myself, read it while in manuscript form. And, those of you who know Miss Crockett know that she would not let him get away with any inaccuracies. Louise Pettus EUZELIA@aol.com wrote: > > Andrew Jackson > or >
9. [WAXHAW] Lookups [1]
Thanks to a very dear friend, I've received a book entitled "Inscriptions >From Old Cemeteries in Lancaster County, South Carolina" and will be happy to do lookups. jhampton@jacksonkelly.com Jeannie Elliott Hampton
10. [WAXHAW] Fw: Mary Walker of Lancaster, SC [1]
If anyone has this Mary Walker or any info on her please reply to Jim below. Thank you ----- Original Message ----- From: Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 12:58 PM Subject: Mary Walker of Lancaster, SC > I saw your Genforum entry on John Walker. By the time of the Rev'y War, my > ancestor Henry Coffey (1748-1798) of Lancaster Co., SC, was living on land > bordering John Walker, George Walker and Huey as well. He married one > Mary ______ who died just around 1790 when he and his child
11. [WAXHAW] Old Waxhaw Church Cemetery Part Three [1]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MR. WILLIAM BLAIR, born in Couty Antrim, Ireland; died July 2, 1824, aged 66 years; born March 21, 1858, and when about 13 years old came with his father's family to America. He was a Revolutionary Patriot. His wife, MRS. SARAH BLAIR was the daughter of GEORGE DOUGLASS, and was born July 18, 1765, in this vicinity, and she died September 17, 1816. She was the mother of MARY BLAIR JAMES BLAIR JANE BLAIR DORCAS BLAIR GEORGE BLAIR ELIZABETH
12. [WAXHAW] Waxhaws Museum [1]
This was in the Union Observer on February 3, 2002, and I thought some of you might be interested: Childhood items sought for exhibit The Museum of the Waxhaws and Andrew Jackson Memorial is preparing an exhibit on the history of childhood in the Piedmont area of the Carolinas, focusing on the Waxhaws region and Union County. The museum is looking for loans and donations of artifacts, photographs and documents relating to this topic. Artifacts include toys, schoolbooks, old Bibles, children's clothing,
13. [WAXHAW] Gravestone Preservation Site [1]
Good information...........from my friend Ruth. The Association for Gravestone Studies Online. http://www.gravestonestudies.org/ Joy
14. [WAXHAW] Spray, DIxon & Elizabeth [1]
Searching for info on Dixon Spray b ca 1808-1810 d 1871, and wife, Elizabeth Ann Owen, b 2 May 1808, died 12 Aug 1886. (per family records) . 1860 census shows Dixon & family with Walkersville PO, 1870 census show family with Jackson Township. Sons, John J, Hillard R, James Jefferson and Samuel, all enlisted at Indian Land Township, with two serving in NC units, and 2 serving in SC units. All died in War. Family records state Sprays buried in Union COunty. Only surviving son, W.N. Spray, and his famil
15. Re: [WAXHAW] Lookups [1]
> Jeannie Elliott Hampton Would you please check for a Joseph BAKER who died in 1838. Also, I have got to ask, who are your ELLIOTT people? Mine are from over around Buffalo Twp, near Cassatt and Bethune. Thanks, Bill Hughes
16. [WAXHAW] Interesting Reading [1]
Andrew Jackson or http://www.presidentjackson.com/ Joy
17. [WAXHAW] Free DAR Lookups for Revolutionary War patriots [1]
I am forwarding this to the list Valeria _________________________________ > Dear All: > > Some volunteers from the society of the Daughters of the American Revolution > ( DAR) > have established a wonderful new program for users of Rootsweb. These > volunteers will do lookups in their database and records if you > think one of your ancestors served in some capacity during the > American Revolution. These volunteers have more databases that are > available to them than the ones commonly used by the sear
18. [WAXHAW] MORROW [1]
Does anyone know if there was a Morrow that married a Kirkpatrick. Some of the family said that Martha who married Robert Kirkpatrick was a Morrow they married according to the Rev. War pension papers 10 Nov 1785 Lancaster Co., SC They did have a son Rev. David Morrow Kirkpatrick but they named several of their children after Reverands of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and there was a Rev. Robert Morrow.... Martha was born 19 Mar 1765, Kershaw Dist. SC.
19. Re: [WAXHAW] The Old Waxhaw Church Cemetery [1]
Originally published as "The Lost Tribe of North Carolina, Part III." Bibliog. Includes bibliographical references (p. 539-540). Austin, Texas, 1946. 313-558 p. illus., maps. 24 cm. Part of a projected work to be published under title: The lost tribes of North Carolina. Cf. Pref. "Sources and authorities": p. 539-540. It is written by Worth Stickley Ray, Born 1877 >From: EUZELIA@aol.com >Reply-To: WAXHAW-L@rootsweb.com >To: WAXHAW-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [WAXHAW] The Old Waxhaw Church Cemetery--Part
20. Re: [WAXHAW] Excellent Site [1]
ANDREW JACKSON - BRAVE BOY OF THE WAXHAWS by Louise Pettus Andrew Jackson, destined to become a general and commander-in-chief of the American forces, was only 13 years old when he first felt the horror and exceitement of war. Charleston, South Carolinas capital city, fell to the British on May 12, 1780. That summer the British swarmed over the colony, meeting little resistance except in the area now York, Chester, and Lancaster counties, the center of Scotch-Irish settlement in the upcountry. A
21. Re: [WAXHAW] Lookups [1]
Jeannie, Thank you very much! Could you see if there's anyone with the surname BLACK? I appreciate your help. Cheryll
22. [WAXHAW] Harper Family of Lancaster District, SC [1]
Found this on another list.... Valeria ----- Original Message ----- From: Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 10:36 PM Subject: Harper Family of Lancaster District, SC > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Harper, Purnell, McPherson, Vickery, Odom > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XeB.2ACI/1375 > > Message Board Post: > > Searching for Robert Alexander Harper b 1824 Lancaster
23. Re: [WAXHAW] Interesting Reading [1]
Thank you for the information about Andrew Jackson - we should all be proud of our forefathers and their accompolishments and be proud to be Americans. Leda
24. [WAXHAW] Spraybrough/Sprayberry, James,John,Archibald= Waxhaw Creek [1]
These brothers supposedly came to Waxhaw Creek area after the Rev War, and settled. They also went by name SPRAY. (most of them dropped the berry after a legal fight). James died ca 1820 either in Mecklenburg Co, NC,or Lancaster County, SC. John died in 1835 in Mecklenburg County, NC, leaving a wife Elizabeth. Archibald died between 1820-1830 in Mecklenburg COunty. I feel that the burial locations are in Union County, NC, as they lived on Waxhaw creek before Union COunty was formed. Does anyone have a
25. [WAXHAW] copy rights [1]
Joy, I don't think that someone can post a book to the internet without the permission of the author. I am not real clear on copy right laws. I will research that. I think privately it would be ok but then again I don't know. I hope you get to feeling better and I wish you speedy recovery. =) Valeria
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