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P.O. Box 665, Goldsboro, NC 27533
Send Old Dobbs correspondence to: P.O. Box 617, Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617
Jan-Feb-Mar 2002
Vol. 18- Nos. 1, 2 & 3
GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Friends:
As we begin the New Year, I hope you and your families had a happy holiday season. I wish each of you
a very happy and prosperous 2002. The past year was an extraordinary year with the events of September
11 forever etched into our minds. But, as we move on we can be thankful to be living in a free country
that has been so blessed by God. I pray that each of you have a feeling of pride in our country and
thankfulness for our blessings.
We wish to express our sincere sympathy to the family of Mayor Hal Kiser Plonk who died on December
29, 2001 after a two-year battle with leukemia. Mr. Plonk had been Mayor of Goldsboro for 22 years,
from 1979-2001. He was the longest seated mayor in the state of North Carolina. He was known as a
friend to all and his contributions to the growth and development of Goldsboro will not be forgotten.
Those of you not attending the Annual Meeting and Workshop of the North Carolina Genealogical
Society in November missed a treat. The workshops were exceptional this year with several outstanding
speakers presenting topics about migration to and from North Carolina. I would encourage you to use the
educational opportunities provided by the state society to assist you in your research. You can obtain
additional information on this valuable resource by writing to the North Carolina Genealogical Society,
P. O. Box 1492, Raleigh, NC 27602 or going to web page http//www.ncgenealogy.org.
The Constitution and Bylaws Committee met on November 19, 2001 and began a review of the Society's
governing documents. It is still unclear if the original documents were ever revised and if so, where the
revised documents are located. Assuming none can be found the committee will work from the original
ones, which is very much outdated, and offer recommended changes to them. The committee will
continue its work on the constitution and bylaws at a meeting in January.
The next meeting of the Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society will be held on Saturday, January 26,
2002 at the Western Sizzlin at the comer of Berkeley Boulevard and East Ash Street in Goldsboro.
Mr. Maury York will be the guest speaker. Mr. York is in charge of the North Carolina Collection at
East Carolina University in Greenville. Please come and bring a friend.
Sincerely,
Billy Herring, President
T I M E T O R E N E W F O R 2 0 0 2 ! ! Unsure if you have paid your dues for 2002?
Check the upper right hand corner of the address label on the mailing envelope to see what year
your dues have been paid. If it says "2001," your dues have not been paid for this year.
Vol. 18 Nos. 1.2 & 3
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QUERIES
Queries accepted from members and non-members at no charge. Please send all queries and
other genealogical inquiries to Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 617,
Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617.
BASS / COOK / SIMPSON
Seeking information on Martha SIMPSON (b. 1872) m. John Henry BASS (b. 1863). Also
seeking info on Julie COOK (b. 1851) who married Simon BASS (b. 1847). They were
divorced after my grandfather Henry (b. 1876) was born. These are my great grandparents.
Faye SHERBERT, 3943 Cove Road, Edgewater, MD 21037
e-mail: [email protected]
COWARD/COW ART / ROBERTS
Seeking others researching the COWARD/COW ART line. I am particularly interested in
Edward COWARD (b. 1726 Bertie Co, NC, d. 1788 Greene Co, NC) who married Dorcas
ROBERTS. I am also interested in their son, Ephraim (b. 1756 Dobbs Co, NC) and his spouse
and children.
Nancy SIMS, 2825 Townley Circle, Doraville, GA 30340-4825, e-mail: [email protected]
TUCKER
Trying to find proof of the parents and siblings of my 3rd great grandfather, Henry TUCKER (b.
ca 1769 probably in NC, but place unknown). Henry married Mary GRANT (b. ca. 1769) of
Lenoir County, NC around 1795 and they had three children - Kinchen TUCKER (b. ca 1799),
Piersey TUCKER (b. ca 1800-1810) and Sarah Ann TUCKER (b. ca 1800-1810). By 1790
Mary's mother, also named Mary Grant and a widow, had moved with her family to Washington
Co, VA. Henry and Mary TUCKER also moved to Washington Co, VA by 1800. Henry lived
in Dobbs Co. with his parents (and possible siblings) at the time he married, but I have been
unable to find marriage, land or probate records naming Henry and/or his parents directly. The
only TUCKERS of the right place and time to be possible father's for Henry were John
TUCKER or Thomas TUCKER who owned land in the area from the 1760's on, near the
Grant's property. Any help will be appreciated.
Terria FLEMING, P.O. Box 2314, Salem, OR 97308
WOOTEN
Have traced my ancestor to Robert WOOTEN (b. 20 Nov 1787 or 1790, Dobbs Co, NC). He
was in Lenoir County for the 1810, 1820 and 1830 census. He went to Mississippi after that. I
believe Robert to be the son of Shadrack WOOTEN (b. ca 1756, d. 12 Apr 1812 Columbus Co.
NC) and Elizabeth ALLEN. Seeking proof of this relationship for a DAR application.
Eileen COOK, 7653 Foxthorn Road, Canton, MI 48187 e-mail: [email protected]
"Olde Dobbs Trail" wins newsletter award ~ the North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc.
has presented the Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society's newsletter editor, Laura J. Alley,
with the prestigious Joe M. McLaurin Newsletter Award. The judges were impressed with the
newsletter's dedication to collect, preserve and perpetuate this area of North Carolina's rich
history.
Vol.18 Nos. 1.2 & 3
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Bagley
5017 Round Tower Place
Columbia, MD 21044
BAGLEY
Judy Ginn
120 Ginn's Lane
LaGrange,NC 28551
BEST, GRAY, GINN, GARRIS,
HARRISON, NEWSOME
Nancy Sims
2825 Townley Circle
Doraville, GA 30340-4825
e-mail: Smiel(S)MSN.com
COWARD, COW ART, ROBERTS
OLD DOBBS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Minutes from meeting on October 27, 2001
The Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society met on October 27 at the Western Sizzlin' Steak
House in Goldsboro, NC. The meeting was called to order by Billy Herring. There were 21
members and 3 guests in attendance. Elliott Futrell gave the invocation after which we repeated
the Pledge of Allegiance. Minutes from the July meeting were read and approved and the
treasurer's report was accepted with a balance of $7,504.51.
For old business, the committee indexing Old Dobbs newsletters reported that they are making
progress.
Elliott Futrell requested that anyone who would be interested in indexing the cemetery book to
please get in touch with him. Ann Humphries volunteered to show someone how to do the
indexing with the computer. Laura Alley and Cathy Blow will be in touch with her.
The Bylaws and Constitution Committee will meet on November 19 to review and recommend
any changes that need to be made.
For new business, Laura Alley requested comments regarding the Surname Index. The new form
containing columns for the ancestor's first and last names, spouse, and dates will be in the next
newsletter.
Johnny Joyner, a historian at the Charles B. Aycock birthplace, was our speaker. His program
consisted of highlights of NC's firsts, interests, and outstanding citizens, past and present. He
also included a brief statement about many of the historical sites in North Carolina. After
comments and questions by the audience, the meeting was adjourned.
Submitted by,
Barbara Lancaster, Recording Secretary
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SURNAME INDEX - We will again be doing a surname index for our membership (dues paid
for 2002). As in the past, this index will contain the complete name of the ancestor and his or
her spouse. A form for submitting your surname information is attached to the back of the
newsletter. Please complete the form and return it to the society as soon as possible.
Please fill out the form legibly. Please do not include more than one name per block (ancestor or
spouse), as only one name will be used. If you wish to show an ancestor with two different
spouses, then please use two separate entries (rows).
The Surname Index is not limited to the Dobbs County area. You can submit information in
other North Carolina counties or other states. However, please remember that space is limited.
Each member is allowed 10 entries. If you have a joint membership (husband and wife), then
you will be allowed a total of 20 entries (10 each). Should you have any questions about
completing the form, you can contact Laura Alley at [email protected].
POWERS OF ATTORNEY 1824-1893, Broken Series
Wayne Co, NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives, C.R. 103.928.10)
Know all men by these presents that We Asey H. Bryan and Susanna Bryan (his wife) of the
County of Johnston and State of North Carolina have made, nominated and appointed John Lee
of the County and State aforesaid, our true and lawful agent and attorney in fact: for us and in
our naims and for our use and bennefit, to ask, and demand, Sue for, recover and receive, of and
from any and all persons indebted to us in any manner or form whatsoever all such Sums of
money, or specifit articles as are now in anywise due, or may hereafter become due, and to have,
use, and take all lawful means in our naims or otherwise, for the recovery thereof; either by
Suing out and prosicuting any and all manner of legal process, or by compounding and
arbitrating, according to his best descression, and all proper and necessary acquitances or other
sufficient releaces and discharges, for us and in our naims, to make seal and deliver and to do all
lawful acts and things whatsoever concerning the premises, as fully and effectually in every
respect, as ourselves might or could do, were we personally present.
In testimony whereof, We the said Asey H. Bryan and Susanna Bryan do hereunto Set
our hands and Seals this the 14th day of October A.D. 1839
Witness
A. H. Bryan (seal)
John Eason
her
Susanna x Bryan (seal)
mark
[on reverse] Asey Bryan & Wife
power Att°
To
Jn° Lee
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CORONER INQUEST 1812-1898
Wayne Co, NC Miscellaneous Records (NC Archives, C.R. 103.928.7)
State of N° Carolina}
Wayne County
}
At an inquest held in said county (at the late residence of Jesse Jones decd) over the dead body of
Charles West of said county having bin found dead.
We the following Juriors (viz) W H. Gardner, John Smith, Needham Worrell, John B Jones,
Thomas T. Hollowell, James Shading, Benjamin Jones, Major Farrell, William Exum, William
Elmore, Jesse Minsew, James Edwards, and Danniel Tichy, having bin sumoned & sorn by Gard
Thompson Coronor in and for said county to vue said body and after Examoning the same and
hearing all the Evidence to be procuard do say upon our oaths that he came to his death by the
visitation of God
Gavin under or hands and seals this 11 th Nov. 1847
[original signatures] W A Gardner (seal), Wm Exum (seal), J B Jones (seal), Jno Smith (seal),
Wm Elmore (seal) Daniel Teachy (seal), Major Ferrell (seal), Needham Worrell (seal), Benj.
Jones (seal), Jesse Minshew (seal), James Edwards (seal), T. T. Hollowell? (seal), James
Shadding (seal) Test Gard Thompson coror
CORONER INQUEST 1812-1898
Wayne Co, NC Miscellaneous Records (NC Archives, C.R. 103.928.7)
Inquisition held on Shadrack Daniel
State of N° Carolina}
Wayne County
}
At an Inquist held at Major Howell in said county over the Body of
Shadrick Danniel of the county & State afore said: being Dead We Josiah Gardner, Needham
Worrell, John B. Jones, William Smith, John Pate, James Worrell, Abraham Sasser, Danniel
Gardner, Major Gardner, Fennel Saules, Worren Worrell and Ebenezar Combes having bin
sumoned and sorn by Gard Thompson Coroner in & for said county to vue said body and after
Examonation of the same and hving the Evidence of Major Howell and James Gardner Do say
on our oaths that we believe one Etheldred Howell of the state & county afore said with asortin
peas of timber held in his hands Did on the nite of the 18th Nov 1836 Gave the said S. Danniel a
blow on the head that the said Etheldred Howell killd or cause the said Shadrick Danniel to Dye
and he came to his death by the same and of no other cause this 19 November 1836
[original signatures] Josiah Gardner, Needham Worrell, J B Jones, Wm Smith, John (his + mark)
Pait, James Worrell, N. Sasser, Danil Gardner, Major Gardner, Fennel (his + mark) Sauls,
Worren (his + mark) Worrell, Ebenezer (his x mark) Combs, [erased] Wilnes [Witnes?], Gard
Thompson Coronor
BRIDGE RECORDS 1820-1829
Wayne Co, NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives, C.R. 103.925.9)
Wayne County May Term 1824
Ordered that Roderick Sasser be appointed Overseer of the Bridge across Naughunta (calld
Hall's Bridge) and that the Hands as usual work thereon
Copy P Hooks Clk
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LUNACY RECORDS 1811-1869
Wayne Co, NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.928.8)
Report of Jury in case of Wm B F Fort to Nov Term 1842
State of No Carolina }
Wayne County
}
To the worshipful the Justices of the Court of pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1842
In obedience of a writ issued to me Calvin Coor Shff of Sd County I proceeded on the 2n day of
November 1842 to hold an inquest attended by the following Jury of good and lawful men by me
Summoned Sworn and empaneled for that purpose to inquire whether Wm B F Fort is of
unsound mind & incapable of transacting his affairs with ordinary common Sense and reason,
for their verdict say that the Sd Wm B F Fort is of Sound capable of transacting his affairs with
ordinary common Sense and reason given under our hands and seals this 2n day of Novr 1842
Elijah Coleman (seal), Jesse Coleman (seal), G Stansill (seal), Benjamin Pike (seal), John Hooks
(seal), Bennet Bryan (seal), W N Barnes (seal), Jesse Mayo (seal), Zack Davis (seal), Martin
Sauls (seal), James Martin (seal), Simeon Hooks (seal), Calvin Coor Shff (seal)
To the Worshipful the Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions of the County of Wayne;
The petition of Council Wooten as next friend of William B F Fort, respectfully showeth
unto your worships that the sd William B Fort of Said County is possessed of real & personal
estate in said county of great value & that the said William is afflicted with great weakness of
mind and is non comfor mentis & incapable of transacting his affairs & business with ordinary
sense & discretion & is liable to waste his property & impoverish himself by reason of his great
weakness as aforesaid: —
Your petr therefore prays your worships to issue your writ to the Sheriff of Said county
commanding him to summon a jury of good & lawful men to inquire into the state of mind of the
said William whether he be of sound mind & capable of managing his affairs with ordinary sense
& discretion or not.
And your pef &c.
Jn H Bryan
For Pef
Upon hearing the pet0 in the matter of William B Fort, the Court orders that a writ do issue to the
Sheriff of Wayne County commanding him to summon a Jury to inquire whether the said
William is of sound mind & understanding & capable of transacting his affairs with ordinary
sense & discretion Whereupon a writ is issued as commanded ordered commanding the Sheriff of Said County to
Summon a Jury of good & lawful men to make inquisition as aforesaid, - And therefore the
Sheriff having summoned the said Jury & they being sworn according to law to make said
inquisition, do say that the said William B Fort is not of sound mind, but that he is non confor
mentis & incapable of transacting his business with ordinary sense & discretion - and the Court
being satisfied with the said verdict it is ordered that John Exum be appointed Guardian of said
William B Fort, who enters into bond in the sum of Thirty Thousand dollars with John E Becton,
Council Wooten Shadk Wooten
43 In the matter of Wm B Fort Pet0 for Inquisition of Lunacy Feb. Term 1844
JHB
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PENSION RECORDS
Wayne Co, NC Miscellaneous Records (NC Archives C.R. 103.928.9)
State of North Carolina}
Wayne County}
february the 16th 1843
I Jesse Peacock Do her by Swar that I was ametten in the Servis and was Drafted and marched to
Beton Island and rendered Servis there and from the Deseas and afliction of that campaign it has
rendered me intirely incapabel of pecuring for my Self and family Nesary Suport To this is for
the concideration of the Court of pleas and Quarter sesion of the County of Wayne to Say what it
will take to Suport me and wife.
his
Jesse + peacock
W D Holland
mark
february the 16th 1843 I Enos Holland Do Swar that the above Jesse peacock Did Servis in the
militia Servis in the militia [sic] of North Carolina at Beufort in or not far from the Date 1814
test
W. D. Holland
Enos Holland
february the 16th 1843 there was the above afidavits Sworn to Befor me Woodard Holland one
of the acten Justices of the pease for the County of Wayne
W. D. Holland
MILL RECORDS, n.d. 1791-1875
State of North Carolina }
We the undersigned
Wayne County
}
Jurors have been
Sommoned and sworn by William Thompson Shrff for Said County to go across the Land of
Simion Langston and say on Oath what damages he the Said Simion Langston has sustained
anually by reason of the overflowing of William Rouses mill Pond water And report as follows
the damage to be Twenty five dollars per year given under our hands and seals this the 22n July
1834
Witness Wm Thompson Shff
[original signatures] Jeremiah Thompson, Silas Pate, John Pope, Raiford Whittey, Wm Vinson,
James Vinson, Jery Deans, Bryan Thompson, Gard Thompson, Samuel Pate, Benj" Vinson,
Needham Howell
[on reverse] Report of Jurors on Rouses Mill Pond
MILL RECORDS, n.d. 1791-1875
the petion of James Bradbury Esq to the worhipfull Court now Setting Showeth to your
Worships that he Wishes to obtain an order to build a small mil a Cross Simmons branch on his
own Lands for the purpose of Fixing a Cotton mishean and famaly grist mill if your worship
think proper an your petion will Ever pray
James Bradbury
s
n
[on reverse] Ja Bradbury Pet for Mill
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LICENSES FOR RETAILER & PEDDLERS, No date, 1832-1867 (broken series)
List of licenses received within the last year
From
Rich Washington for
Store License
Stronsons & Co.
R J Gregory
Jno Pike
Wm F Brown
Levi T Hannum
Jno Hooks
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Bunyan Barnes
Circus riders
Alexr Strouse
Pedlars license
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Rob Bridgers
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A Kaufman
[illegible]
Suntine
Rob Pike
retail License
Ira Langston
Bunyan Barnes
James Peacock & Co
Jno Pike
Jno Langston
Jno B Crawford
R Brothers
Stephen Sasser
Alford Elmore
W S J Davis
Edwin Neff
Joseph Hatch
Mat Borden
W Minshew
Mathew Pope
Jno Hooks
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N Washington J. P.
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BOOK CORNER
Coastal Plain & Fancy, The Historic Architecture of Lenoir County & Kinston, NC $55.00
The Heritage of Lenoir County $35.00
Shipping: $5 per book. Ordering info: check or money order payable to Lenoir County
Historical Association and mail to: Mary Mac K. Ritch, 2215 Stallings Drive, Kinston, NC
28504. E-mail: [email protected] or phone 252-522-3375.
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Index to Dobbs County Land Grants
Reprinted with permission from the N.C. Archives. The Dobbs Co. index (A-Z on microfiche)
can be purchased from the N.C. Archives for $5.00 including postage/handling. Microfilm rolls
can be purchased for $12.00 per roll including postage/handling. Make your check or money
order payable to "Department of Cultural Resources." Orders should be sent to: Archives &
Records Section, 4614 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-4614. The index and microfilm
reels S.108.683-S. 108.689 are also available for viewing at the Wayne County Public Library.
Frame numbers are located at the top edge of the microfilm (above the documents).
Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.683
Frame No.
588-592
Radford, Robert
1762
Radford, William
1763
1778,1780
1779,1782
S.108.683
S.108.686
S.108.687
411,707-709
997-1001
336-340
Raffin, Etheldred
1779,1782
S.108.687
131-134
Ramsey, Thomas
1767,1768
S.108.685
567-569
Randal / Randel Alexander
1764
S.108.684
138,429
Randall / Randell, Alexander
1765
S.108.684
184-186,494
Randall / Randell, William
1765
1773,1774
S.108.684
S.108.685
189,506-508
296-298
Rasberry, John
1772,1784
1766
S.108.688
S.108.689
284-287
823-827
Rasberry, Joseph
1779,1784
S.108.688
382-385
Rasburry, Joseph
1779,1782
S.108.686
1312-1315
Rasbury, John
1772,1774
1778, 1779
S.108.685
S.108.686
15-19
166-170
Rasbury, Joseph
1761
1778,1779
S.108.683
S.108.686
82-86
166-170,310-314
Ratcliff, John
1760
S.108.683
138,427-429
Ratliff, Benjamin
1767
S.108.689
828-830
Ratliff, William
1768
S.108.684
645-647
Ratliffe, John
1760
1760
1767
S.108.683
S.108.684
S.108.685
742
633
103-105
Ratliffe, Moses
1766, 1768
S.108.685
738-740
Rawls, Cornelius
1792, 1793
S.108.688
1219-1223
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Rayford, Philip
1768, 1769
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.684
Rayford, Phillip
1767, 1768
S.108.685
563-566, 581-583
Rayford, William
1779,1783
1773
S.108.687
S.108.689
R13-R16 (retake at end of reel)
477-483
Read, James
1772
S.108.684
1042
Reaves, Drury
1767
S.108.684
1366-1368
Reaves, Jane
1761,1766
S.108.683
444-446
Reaves, Reuben
1761, 1762
S.108.683
615-617
Reaves, William
1762
S.108.683
360, 558-560
Reddick, William
1763
S.108.684
51-53,362
Redick, William
1760, 1761
S.108.683
158-160,447
Reeves, Jane
1761
S.108.683
157
Reeves, Reuben
1762
S.108.683
253
Reeves, William
1778, 1779
S.108.686
858-862
Reiley, David
1767
S.108.689
842-844
Rentfro, Jacob
1778, 1779
S.108.686
Rentfro, William
1779
S.108.686
679-683
Reock, Joseph John
1762
S.108.683
526
Retten, Moses
1763
S.108.683
704-706
Retter, Moses
1763
1763, 1768
S.108.683
S.108.685
410
522-533
Revell, Edmund
1766, 1767
S.108.684
1313-1315
Revell, Fair Cloath
1766
S.108.684
262-264
Revell, Fair Cloth
1766
S.108.684
581
Revels, Joseph John
1762
S.108.683
327-329
Revill, Edmund
1772
S. 108.684
1047
Reynolds, Christopher
1768, 1770
1789, 1791
S.108.684
S.108.688
835-837
1045-1049
Reynolds, Dread
1773
S.108.684
1245-1249
Reynolds, Robert
1770,1772
S.108.684
853-855, 1032, 1033
Name
Years
Frame No.
752-754
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.686
Frame No.
Rhem, Jacob
1779
516-520
Rhodes, Jacob
1778, 1780, 1782
S.108.686
11-15, 1229-1232
Rhodes, James
1778
1773
S.108.685
S.108.689
1250-1254
831-836
Rhodes, Joseph
1766
1765
S.108.684
S.108.689
208-210,528
837-841
Rhodes, William
1762
1778,1779
S.108.683
S.108.686
223, 567-569, 605
645-649, 744-748, 825-829
Rice, Micajah
1763
S.108.684
49, 358-360
Rice, Zachariah
1778
S.108.685
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Ridgeon, William
1778
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Rielly, Jane
1769
S.108.684
717-719
Ries, Micajah
1766
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Roach, Francis
1778,1779
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Roach, John
1768
S.108.689
848-854
Roach, William
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827, 1027-1030
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Roaches, William
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Roads, Jacob
1780,1782
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Roads, Joseph
1762
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Roads, William
1762
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Robert, Argoe
1773,1775
S.108.685
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Roberts, George
1760
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Roberts, Isaac
1778,1780
S.108.686
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Roberts, James
1768, 1773, 1774
1778,1784
1763
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Roberts, John
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1788
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418-422,535-538, 1320-1323
293-296
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Roberts, Richard
1773
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Roberts, Roger
1787,1791
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Robertson, Benjamin
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Microfilm
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Robertson, Dempsey
1778,1780
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Rodes, Jacob
1784
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Ronalds, William
1763
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Ronce, John
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Rone, Lewis
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Roundtree, Caslar
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Rouse, Jesse
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Rouse, Solomon
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Rouse, Thomas
1763
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Rowel, Samuel
1780
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Rowell, Benjamin
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Rowell, John
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Ruffin, Etheldred
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Salt, Abraham
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Samford, Samuel
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Wayne County Historical Association
PURPOSE
To preserve the history of Old Dobbs County and the history and genealogy of its families. To
promote friendship and exchange information.
ADVANTAGES OF MEMBERSHIP
Quarterly issues of the newsletter "OLDE DOBBS TRAIL"
Free Queries in the newsletter for members.
Guest speakers and lectures at meetings.
MEETINGS
2002 Meetings:
January 26, April 27, July 27, and October 26
Western Sizzlin, corner of Ash St. & Berkeley Blvd.
in Goldsboro, at 11:30 a.m.
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP OR RENEWAL
(Annual Membership from 1 Jan to 31 Dec)
Date
$ 15.00 single member
$20.00 joint members (same address)
New member
Renewal
Change of Address:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
PHONE: (
STATE:
)
E-MAIL:
SURNAMES:
Payable to:
Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 617, Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617.
ZIP:
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PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE
(prices include postage & handling)
Books available from: Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 617
Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617
OLD DOBBS COUNTY RECORDS (530 pages)
Ancestral charts, Bible records, cemetery information and inscriptions,
Election Records, Military Records, Old Waynesborough residents,
tax records, and a Will Index of 1195 names.
$50 00
EARLY MARRIAGE RECORDS OF WAYNE & JOHNSTON COUNTIES
Existing early marriage records of Wayne & Johnston Co.
$40.00
MARRIAGE RECORDS OF WAYNE COUNTY, VOL II1900-1940
$50.00
OFFICERS
President
Billy Herring
1st Vice President
Lisa Corbett
2nd Vice President
Cathy Blow
Recording Secretary
Barbara Lancaster
Corresponding Secretary
Laura J. Alley
Treasurer
Georgia Futrell
COMMITTEES
Newsletter
Laura J. Alley
Membership
Laura J. Alley
Program
Cathy Blow
Budget and Finance
Georgia S. Futrell
Publications
Georgia S. Futrell
Preserving your family history...
OLD DOBBS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY — SURNAME INDEX
Please type or print legibly. Thank you.
Mail to: Surname Index, ODCGS, P.O. Box 617, Goldsboro, NC 27533-0617
MEMBER NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
(OPTIONAL)
E-MAIL:
(OPTIONAL)
By completing and returning this form, you are authorizing the Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society
to publish your name and address in the Surname Index. Phone numbers and e-mail addresses are
optional and will only be published if included above.
Each member may submit 10 ancestors to be included in the Surname Index. Please put all surnames in
CAPITAL letters, listing last names first (EX: DOE, John). You may specify only one (1) spouse and
period for each ancestor entry. Up to two (2) counties if in N.C. or one (1) county if outside NC may
be submitted per ancestor entry. Counties are assumed to be in NC unless otherwise specified. If a
county is not known, a state can be specified. You may specify as many events for each ancestor as you
wish. Use "unknown" if a spouse's name is not known or a line for an unknown surname (
, Jane).
EVENTS: B: Born
R: Resided
M: Married
D: Died
ANCESTOR NAME (LAST, first)
EX: THOMPSON, Daniel Robert
SPOUSE (LAST, first)
JONES, Mary Frances
EX: THOMPSON, Dickson
DEANS, Elizabeth "Betsy"
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GREETINGS FROM lItp^R|gl^ENT
Dear Friends:
Spring is around the corner and will provide more opportunities to get out and work on the cemetery
project. Both Elliott Futrell and myself have been unable to devote as much time on the project during
the past year because of other pressing commitments. Cathy Blow and others have stepped forward and
have taken up some of the slack. We are very appeciative of that. Anyone that is interested in helping
with the cemetery survey please contact Cathy or Elliott.
On behalf of the entire Old Dobbs membership, I would like to offer condolences to the family of Ima E.
Mewbom. She died on February 5, 2002 following a period of ill health. Miss Mewborn was a longtime
member of the Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society. Much of her life was devoted to the interest of
geneaology where she contributed a great deal of her time and resources helping others research their
family lines. She was also a member of several other genealogical societies including the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Congratulations to Laura Alley on receiving the prestigious Joe. M. McLaurin Newsletter Award for her
outstanding work as editor of "Old Dobbs Trail", our society's newsletter. We also thank her for her
contribution of hardwork and dedication in making the newsletter great and informative. Congratulations
also to 1st Vice President, Lisa Corbett, who was recently named the Goldsboro Business Woman of the
Year. She will compete nationally for the American Business Woman of the Year award.
The April 27th meeting will be the last meeting to be held at the Western Sizzlin. When the initial
arrangements were set up with the Western Sizzlin some years ago, the agreement was that the Society
would guarantee a minimum of 40 diners. We have been falling far short of that number, therefore we
have been asked to look for other accommodations. The July 27th meeting will be held in the Weil
Auditorium at the Wayne County Public Library. The meeting time will be discussed at the upcoming
meeting.
The next meeting of the Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society will be held on Saturday April 27, 2002
at the Western Sizzlin at the comer of Berkeley Boulevard and East ash Street in Goldsboro. Please make
plans to attend this important meeting. The revised constitution and bylaws, which are printed in this
edition of the newsletter for your review, will be voted on at this meeting. Jerome Tew, the Director of
the Family History Center in Goldsboro, will give a presentation on the Family History Center and what it
can do to help with your genealogical research.
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QUERIES
WHITE / WIGGS
Seeking information on George and Millie (WIGGS) WHITE of Greene Co., NC, likely home
near Browntown, off Wheat Swamp, bordering Lenoir Co. Millie was the daughter of John
WIGGS, sister of Susannah WIGGS, of Wayne Co., NC. George was the brother of my
ancestor, William WHITE of Edgecombe Co., now Wilson Co., NC I believe. John WHITE of
Beaufort Co., NC was their father. William got his land from James COBB who had land on
Contentnea Creek, as well as in Onslow Co. William also had in 1779 land on the North Side of
the Trent River in Lenoir County before the move to (now) Wilson Co. in 1780-1783. Wish to
correspond with anyone with the above connections.
John WHITE, 9412 La Cuesta Drive, La Mesa, CA 91941-5634
ELLIS/ GAY/ MARTIN/ DRIVER/ WORLEY/ REDICK/ BAILEY/ PIERCE/ MOORE
Seeking information on family of Lafayette (b.5/28/1868 , d. 9 Sept 1933 Wayne County) and
Hattie GAY ELLIS (b. 2/9/1873 d. 25 March 1947). According to Hattie's obituary in 1947, she
had the following surviving family: Five daughters, Mrs. Maggie WORLEY, Mrs. Harvey
REDICK, Mrs. Sam DRIVER, Mrs. Richard BAILEY, Mrs. Leroy PIERCE, all of
Goldsboro. Four sons, the Rev. C. J. ELLIS of Pembroke, J. H. ELLIS, Lester W. ELLIS and
B. G. ELLIS (my father) of Goldsboro; a sister Mrs. Godfrey MOORE, Stantonsburg; a brother,
John GAY of Snow Hill; 28 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Lafayette was the son of
Benjamin and Sarah MARTIN ELLIS. Who were Hattie's parents?. If you have any information
on this family, please contact me.
Serelda Ann LEEK, 923 120th Ave., Sturtevant,WI 53177-3189
e-mail [email protected]
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Margaret Stroud
3800 Cannon Point Drive
Chesapeake, VA 23321-5703
BARNES, BARBEE, VEAZEY
Rebecca Reilly
22 Druid Road
Warwick, RI 02888
David E. Bennett
3221 SE24
Del City, OK 73115
BARNES, STRICKLAND, TAYLOR,
WORTHAM
Katherine & Stewart Roberts
3334 Beaumont Drive
Pearl, MS 39208
BAREFIELD, COWARD, CREECH,
CURLEE, EDWARDS, GRIMES,
PAREMORE, ROBERTS, STANCELL
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Minutes from meeting on January 26, 2002
The Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society met on January 26, 2002 at the Western Sizzlin'
Steak House in Goldsboro, NC. Lisa Corbett, Vice President, called the meeting to order. There
were 15 members and 3 guests in attendance. Barbara Lancaster gave the invocation after which
we repeated the Pledge of Allegiance. Minutes from the October meeting were approved as
printed in the newsletter and the treasurer's report was accepted with a balance of $8,144.93.
The following old business items were discussed:
1. Cathy Blow brought us up to date on the cemetery book project. Volunteers interested in
helping survey cemeteries should contact Cathy Blow or Elliott Futrell.
2. Laura Alley gave an update on the Table of Contents of Old Dobbs Newsletters project.
3. The Constitution and Bylaws Committee distributed copies of the recommended revised
bylaws to the members present. These revisions will be printed in the next newsletter and
will be voted on at the April meeting.
There was no new business.
It was announced that Laura J. Alley was presented the prestigious Joe M. McLaurin Newsletter
Award for her outstanding work as editor of Olde Dobbs Trail, our society's newsletter.
Congratulations, Laura!!
Gen Web now has postings for Wayne, Wilson, and Dobbs counties.
Duplin County Register of Deeds can now be accessed through the internet at
www.DuplinCounty.org/ROD.
Laura Alley announced that a Surname Index would be included in a coming newsletter. She
gave instructions as to how to properly list ancestors and encouraged all members to complete
and return their surname index.
Lynn Johnson announced that all the old volumes of Johnston County cemeteries and index have
been put on a CD. This CD can be purchased from the Johnston County Historical Society for
$25.00 plus $1.50 for shipping. NC residents need to add 6% for sales tax. Make checks payable
to "The Johnston County Genealogical and Historical Society". Their address is Johnston County
Genealogical and Historical Society, PO Box 2373, Smithfield, NC 27577.
Murray York, who works with the North Carolina Collection at Joyner Library at East Carolina
University in Greenville, NC, presented our program. He entertained us with a powerpoint
presentation of an overview of resources available in the Collection with an emphasis on
counties in eastern NC. These resources include abstracts of deeds, records, maps, newspapers
from 1751 to present, county histories, Session laws, county court cases business directories,
census records, etc. After comments and questions by the audience, the meeting was adjourned.
Submitted by,
Barbara Lancaster, Recording Secretary
SURNAME INDEX - if you have not returned your Surname Index form (attached to back of
January 2002 newsletter), please do so promptly. We hope to publish it sometime this summer.
Don't miss this chance to connect with others who are working your families.
INTERNET NOTES - check out these sites:
http://www.duplincounty.org/rod - Duplin County Register of Deeds has a new website
where you can search for deaths beginning in October 1913 and marriages beginning in 1893.
Property deeds are only available on-line beginning in 1982.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm - NC USGenWeb Archives - many new
additions for both Wayne County and Dobbs County.
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CONSTITUTION OF
THE OLD DOBBS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Revised 2002
ARTICLE I
NAME AND ADDRESS
Section 1:
The name of this organization shall be "The Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society".
Section 2:
The address of the Society shall be P.O. Box 617, Goldsboro, North Carolina
27533-0617.
ARTICLE II
AIMS AND PURPOSES
Section 1:
To preserve the history of Dobbs County and its families.
Section 2:
To contribute books, data, and when applicable, volunteer time, to the Local History
Room of the Public Library of Goldsboro/Wayne County, located in Goldsboro, North
Carolina.
Section 3:
To promote friendship and exchange of information between members of the Society.
Section 4:
To publish a newsletter to keep members aware of Society activities and previously
unpublished material pertaining to the Dobbs County area.
Section 5:
To encourage the abstraction and publication of material on Dobbs County and, when
approved by the members, to fund the publication of such materials.
Section 6:
To update the members' abilities to do genealogical research through meetings,
speakers and workshops.
ARTICLE HI
MEMBERSHIP
Section 1:
Membership shall be open to anyone with an interest in genealogy.
ARTICLE IV
OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD
Section 1:
Elective officers shall be as follows:
a. President
b. First Vice President
c. Second Vice President
d. Recording Secretary
e. Corresponding Secretary
f. Treasurer
Section 2:
Appointive officers shall be those as deemed necessary by the Executive Board.
Section 3:
The Executive Board shall consist of the following:
a. All officers
b. The immediate past president
c. All chairpersons of committees
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Section 4:
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Terms of office for each office shall be two years beginning 1 January and ending 31
December of the second year, effective with the January 1, 2003 two year terms.
ARTICLE V
MEETINGS AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Section 1:
The Society shall meet the fourth (4th) Saturday in the months of January, April, July
and October.
Section 2:
Special meetings or changes may be called by the President when he/she deems
necessary.
Section 3:
A committee on nominations shall present a slate of candidates for office from the active
membership of the Society at the April meeting. Nominations may also be made from
the floor.
Section 4:
Officers shall be elected by a plurality of the votes cast by the active members at this
meeting.
Section 5:
In the event of resignation or incapacity of any officers, except the president, the
unexpired term shall be filled by the Executive Board.
BY-LAWS OF
THE OLD DOBBS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
ARTICLE I
MEMBERSHIP AND DUES
Section 1:
Membership shall be open to all individuals interested in assisting in the achievement of
the aims and purposes listed in our constitution.
Section 2:
Dues shall be $15.00 per individual or $20.00 per family for one (1) year of membership
as of 1 January. All dues are in arrears after January 1st of each year.
Section 3:
Members shall receive monthly and/or quarterly newsletters.
Section 4:
Honorary memberships may be conferred if the members so desire.
ARTICLE II
DATE AND QUORUM FOR MEETINGS
Section 1:
The bi-annual meeting for the purpose of electing officers shall be held the fourth (4th)
Saturday in October beginning October, 2002.
Section 2:
Quarterly meetings shall be held the fourth (4th) Saturdays of January, April, July and
October.
Section 3:
Executive Board meetings shall be held at least quarterly within the month preceding the
quarterly meetings.
A plurality of active members present shall constitute a quorum at any meeting of the
Society.
Section 4:
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ARTICLE III
DUTIES OF OFFICERS
Section 1:
The duties of the President shall be:
a. to preside at all meetings and in the case of a tie vote to cast the deciding vote.
b. to supervise all activities of the Society.
c. to appoint chairpersons and committees as deemed necessary by the Executive
Board.
d. to act as chairperson of the Executive Board.
e. to be an ex-officio member of all committees except the nominating committee.
f. to relinquish all materials pertaining to the office of the President to the Presidentelect.
Section 2:
The duties of the First Vice President shall be:
a. to perform the duties of the President in his/her absence or temporary inability to
serve.
b. to introduce the speaker at meetings.
c. to relinquish all materials pertaining to the office of First Vice President to the First
Vice President elect.
Section 3:
The duties of the Second Vice President shall be:
a. to perform the duties of the President in the absence of both President and First
Vice President.
b. to serve as chairperson of the Program Committee.
c. to relinquish all materials pertaining to the office of the Second Vice President to the
Second Vice President elect.
Section 4:
The duties of the Corresponding Secretary shall be:
a. to receive all applications for new membership as well as monies for dues.
b. to maintain a list of names, addresses and phone numbers of all members.
c. to turn all monies for dues over to the Treasurer within three (3) business days.
d. to provide a current mailing list to the mailing committee, treasurer, newsletter
coordinator and other persons as deemed necessary by the Executive Board.
e. to serve as chairperson for the Membership Committee.
f. to relinquish the Post Office Box to the Corresponding Secretary elect.
g. to relinquish all materials pertaining to the office of the Corresponding Secretary
to the Corresponding Secretary elect.
Section 5:
The duties of the Recording Secretary shall be:
a. to record the minutes of each meeting.
b. to submit copies of the minutes to the Newsletter Coordinator and President as
requested.
c. to serve as chairperson for the Publicity Committee.
c. to deal with correspondence other than that which falls under other officers and
committees.
d. to relinquish all materials pertaining to the office of the Recording Secretary to the
Recording Secretary elect.
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Section 6:
The duties of the Treasurer shall be:
a. to collect dues from the Corresponding Secretary and other monies that are due the
Society.
b. to dispense all monies.
c. to maintain an accurate checking account.
d. to report quarterly on the financial status of the Society.
e. to prepare the yearly audit.
f. to deposit all monies received within five (5) business days.
g. to serve as chairperson of the Budget and Finance Committee.
h. to insure that no monies are dispensed without prior approval of the Budget and
Finance Committee,
i. to relinquish all materials pertaining to the office of the Treasurer to the Treasurer
elect.
Section 7:
The duties of the Executive Board shall be:
a. to appoint additional committees as it deems necessary.
b. to make recommendations to the general membership.
c. to execute decisions made by the general membership.
d. to make decisions where time is of the essence.
ARTICLE IV
COMMITTEES
Section 1:
The Society shall have the following Standing Committees:
a. Program
1. The chairperson shall be the Second Vice President.
2. The chairperson shall have at least two (2) persons to serve on the committee.
b. Membership
1. The chairperson shall be the Corresponding Secretary.
c. Budget and Finance
1. The chairperson shall be the Treasurer.
d. Newsletter
1. Instead of a chairperson, the Newsletter Committee shall have a Co-ordinator.
2. The Co-ordinator shall have at least five (5) persons to serve on the
committee.
e. Publicity/History
1. The chairperson shall be the Recording Secretary.
f. Local History Room of the Goldsboro/Wayne County Public Library, located in
Goldsboro, North Carolina.
g. Publications
ARTICLE V
ELECTIONS
Section 1:
A Nominating Committee with past president as Chair, shall be selected at the April
meeting to present a slate of candidates for offices at the regular July meeting.
Nominations my also be made from the floor at the October meeting.
Section 2:
Elections shall be held at the October meeting in election years (even years). Elections
shall be by a majority vote of qualified members present and voting.
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PETITION OF JOHN LEWIS SPENCE TO CHANGE NAME TO JOHN LEWIS
ALBERTSON Wayne Co., NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.928.10)
Wayne County
}
Superior Court of Law
Special Term, Deer. 1856
To the Honorable the Judge of the Superior Court of Law for the County of Wayne }
John Lewis Spence Your petitioner, through his next friend, Wm B. Whitfield, humbly
complaining, showeth unto your honor that he was born in Duplin County in the state aforesaid
on the 29th of April A.D. 1838, that he has hitherto been known by the name of John Lewis
Spence, Spence being his mother's maiden name, that he labors under great disabilities, well
known to your honor, that he is now a citizen of this County where he has resided for upwards of
eight years where he has learned the trade of a blacksmith under his father, John Albertson, that,
by industry and economy, he hopes to acquire and inherit such property as will enable him to live
a useful and honorable life, and therefore humbly prays your honor to is desirous and anxious to
change his name from John Lewis Spence to John Lewis Albertson and humbly entreats your
honor to grant the prayer of his petition and grant such other and further relief as to your Honor
shall seem meet and your petitioner, as in duty bound shall every pray &c ~
Wm A Wright
Sof pro Pef
[on reverse] Petition of Jno L. Spence
by his next friend Wm B Whitfield Exparte
Petition to change name of Petitioner
Decr Term 1856
W A Wright
John Lewis Spence }
Petition to change name ~
By Wm B Whitfield }
Ex parte
}
~~~
Upon hearing the Petition filed in this case it is considered by the
Court and it is so ordered and decreed, that the prayer of the Petitioner be granted and that his
name be altered and changed from John Lewis Spence to John Lewis Albertson by which said
name of John Lewis Albertson he shall hereafter be known and called —
[on reverse] John L. Spence by W B Whitfield Exparte
GOLDSBORO NEWS, Goldsboro, NC
Wednesday, November 24,1869
Fatal Accident. — Mr. Chas. Casey, a train hand on the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road,
met with a terrible death, on Thursday night last, near the depot, in our town. It seems that the
engineer of the extra train from Wilmington was backing his engine, when the unfortunate man
attempted to climb up on the tender, and in the rear of it, but missing his footing, fell on the track
and was crushed in a most shocking manner. He died instantly, both legs being cut off, and his
body torn to pieces. No blame is attached to the engineer.
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PETITIONS TO LEGITIMATE CHILDREN (1830-1839 broken series)
Wayne Co., NC Miscellaneous Records (NC Archives CR 103.928.11)
Bunyan Barnes } In Wayne Co.
Exparte
} Febry term 1847
Upon the hearing of this petition it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that William
Barnes is the reputed son of the petitioner Bunyan Barnes, born of the body of Elisabeth
Copeland, and is now about Seventeen years of age and it further appearing to the Satisfaction of
the Court that the petitioner Bunyan Barnes was lawfully married to the said Elisabeth Copeland
the mother of the Said William Barnes, after the birth of said William and continued to live with
her as his wife until her death in 1830 - and the petitioner now applying to the Court to have the
said William Barnes legitimated. It is ordered, adjudged & decreed by the Court and the Court
doth accordingly So order, adjudge and decree that the Said William Barnes be and he is hereby
legitimated to all intents & purposes as the Son of the petitioner Bunyan Barnes and it is further
ordered that the Costs of this petition be paid by the petitioner.
[on reverse] Bunyan Barnes
Exparte
Decree
BRIDGE RECORDS 1800-1808
Wayne Co., NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives, C.R. 103.925.9)
To the Worshipful Court of Wayne County
Whereas your Petitioner believes that a new Road begining on the old Road at the foot of Britain
Simms's Path then Runing nearly a Straght Course through the lands of Shadrack Dickinson by
his Store House thince on to his other Tract of Land in the said County of Wayne and through
the same to the Creek so as to Intercept with his other Tract of lands on the other side in the
County of Edgcombe so as to go over the Said Creek where the said Shadrack Dickinson intends
and is about to errect a Bridge — will be of great Utility to the Inhabitants at large — Therefore
prays that your worshipful Body woud grant an order to that purpose and appoint Britain Simms,
Benjn Simms, Daniel Dickinson, Arthur Barden, Isaac Daniel, Francis Rountree, Joel Evans,
Isham Evans, Jonathan Dickinson, Matthew Turner, Benjamin Dickinson, Ephraim Daniel,
Woodard Howell, Joseph Martin, & Joel Newsom Junr as any twelve of them to lay out the said
Road and report to next Court how they shall have proceeded and in conformity of which your
petitioner will ever pray &c.
15th August 1808
James Dickinson
[original signatures] Daniel Dickinson, E Daniel, Jordan howel, Benja Dickinson, Matthew
Turner, thel Dickinson, James Broad Street, Daniel Newsome, Cornelius Durdand, John
Boswell
Petition to Court Recorded 1808 Roads
1930 U.S. Census - the census was released for public use on April 1.
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Wayne Co., NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.928.8)
We the undersigned Jurors being summoned by the Sheriff to Examine the Situation of Mrs.
Mary Pate do report and Say that She appears to be quite deranged and not in her proper Senses.
28th Aug1 1811
[original signatures] John Davis, Alex Carter, Major Davis, Jn° Dunn, Arthur Holly?, Bryan
pate, John Deanes, Hardy Cooper, Henry howell, Peter Thompson, Henry Roberts, J. Handly
[on reverse] the Report of the Jury for Mary Pate
Wayne County
}
In obedience to an order
of the Court of Pleas & Quarter
Sessions of the county aforesaid Issued August term 1828 we the Jury having been Summoned &
qualified by John A McCawley D Shff of the County aforesaid to inquire into the Sanity or
Insanity of Ollen Daniel of Said County do agree that we believe him Insane or so much
defective in natural ability as to render him inadequate to a proper management of his own
business. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 31 st day October
1828.
Witness Jno A McCawley D Shff
William Dickinson (seal), Joseph Boswell (seal), Robert Griffin (seal), Raiford Peacock (seal),
Gfd Stansell (seal), William Wootton Jr. (seal), Arthur Copeland (seal), Joel Evans (seal),
Jas G Aycock (seal), Cullen Hooks (seal), Daniel Dickinson (seal), Simon Peacock (seal)
BIRTHDATE ALFORDS & BOYTES
Micageah Boyte A Sun of Avory Boyte & Elizabeath his wife was borned in the year of our Lord
February the 3 day 1824
John A Boyte A sun of the fore said was Borned March the 14th day 1827
Woodard was borned August 31 st 1827
Jackson ' ' ' '
July 12-1832
Benj. William ' ' ' 'Nov 15 1833
Gabriel ' * .' ' Apr 17-1835
Patterick ' ' ' ' August 9 1837
Jonathan ' ' ' ' February 14 -1842
A List of the [illegible] & ages of Jasinth=[?] Alfords children
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reels S.108.683-S.108.689 are also available for viewing at the Wayne County Public Library.
Sarsnett, Richard
1767
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.685
Sasnet, Richard
1766
S.108.689
881-883
Sasser, John
1762
1767,1768
S.108.683
S.108.685
579
557-559
Sasser, John, Jr.
1773
S.108.689
884-888
Sassor, John
1762
S.108.683
231-233
Savage, Andrew
1778, 1782
S.108.687
193-199
Scarborough, Edward
1762
S.108.689
889-895
Screech, Stephen
1760
S.108.689
896-902
Screvan, Isaac
1763
S.108.689
903-907
Scrivan/Scriven, Isaac
1766, 1767, 1768
1778, 1779
S.108.685
S.108.686
280-282,359-361,516-518
345-349
Scrivens/Scrivers, Isaac
1763, 1765
S.108.684
187,495-500
Searle, Edward
1779
S.108.686
290-294
Searles, Edward
1767
S.108.685
293-295, 299-301
Sellars, John
1774
S.108.688
1127
Senter, Stephen
1767
S.108.684
1256-1258
Sessions, John
1765, 1766
1767
S.108.684
S.108.685
199-201,525
12-14
Sessoms, Richard
1780
S.108.687
1189-1192
Shackleford, Willoughby
1778
S.108.685
1260-1264
Sharley, David
1779, 1783
S.108.687
498-501
Shepard, Ben
1790
S.108.689
620-622
Name
Years
Frame No.
465
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.688
S.108.688
Frame No.
Sheppard, Abraham
1786, 1787
1788,1790
Sheppard, Abraham, Jr.
1761
1768,1774, 1775
1774,1775
1764, 1779, 1782
1764, 1765
1761,1790
S.108.683
S.108.685
S.108.685
S.108.687
S.108.688
S.108.688
181,465
717-719, 720, 721, 884-886, 887
1130, 1131-1133
131-134
1143, 1144, 1145, 1146, 1147, 1148
1185-1187, 1188, 1189
Sheppard, Abraham, Sr.
1778, 1787, 1790
1761
S.108.688
S.108.689
492-495, 1243-1247
908-910
Sheppard, Benjamin
1778, 1779, 1780, 1790
1778, 1779, 1780, 1782
1778, 1779, 1782
1779,1790, 1791
1780, 1781, 1790, 1791
1786, 1790, 1791
1780
S.108.686
S.108.686
S.108.686
S.108.688
S.108.688
S.108.688
S.108.689
702-705, 867-871, 878-884
885-889,895-898, 1149-1152
1153-1156,1157-1160
829-833, 834-836, 837-841
842-845,846-850,851-855
856-858,954-960,961-965
911-915
Sheppard, Benjamin, Jr.
1791 '
1791
S.108.688
S.108.689
949-953
916-920
Sheppard, Benjamin, Sr.
1791
S.108.688
949-953
Sheppard, John
1777, 1778, 1779
1778, 1784
1779
S.108.688
S.108.688
S.108.689
1128,1129,1130, 1131, 1132, 1133
386-389
921-924
Sherrad, Benjamin
1778
S.108.686
113-117
Shippard, Abraham, Jr.
1778,1782
S.108.687
331-335
Shurley, David
1767,1768
1779, 1783
S.108.685
S.108.687
519-521
498-501
Shurley, Michael
1764, 1765
S.108.684
192-194,514
Simms, Brittain
1778, 1779
S.108.686
360-364
Simms, Robert
1761, 1762
1774.1778
1778.1779
S.108.683
S.108.685
S.108.686
87-91,92-96,97-101
1337-1341
567-571
Simons, John
1764, 1765
S.108.684
197,521-523
Singleton, Samuel
1762, 1763
S.108.683
272, 646
Singleton, Spyers/Spyres
1774, 1775
S.108.685
880,1112-1115
Skinner, Benjamin
1769
S.108.684
770-772
Skinner, Jesse
1768, 1773, 1774
1773
S.108.685
S.108.689
76-80, 803
925-931
(to be continued)
475-479,483-487,488-491
550-553, 1248-1252
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PURPOSE
MEETINGS
2002 Meetings:
April 27 at Western Sizzlin, corner of Ash St. &
Berkeley Blvd. in Goldsboro, at 11:30 a.m.
July 27 at Weil Auditorium, Wayne County Public Library.
Time to be announced in next newsletter.
Date
New member
Renewal
Change of Address:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
PHONE: (
STATE:
)
E-MAIL:
SURNAMES:
Payable to:
ZIP:
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Books available from: Wayne County Historical Association
P.O. Box 665
ARCHITECTURAL INVENTORY OF GOLDSBORO, NC
Photographs and descriptions of historical buildings
$10.00
WAYNE COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK (soft cover, xerox copy)
County history, more than 900 family histories
$40.00
HISTORY OF WAYNE COUNTY, N.C
out of print
A series of local history stories written for the Bicentennial of Wayne County
1979. Mentions many early families: Pikes, Deans, Everett, McKinne, Fulghum,
Aycock, Sasser, Grantham and many more
POSTCARDS OF OLD WAYNE COUNTY
History of Wayne County from 1900-1950 as seen through personal
postcard collections
$15.00
GLIMPSES OF WAYNE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: AN ARCHITECTURAL
HISTORY
$30.00
OFFICERS
President
Billy Herring
1st Vice President
Lisa Corbett
2nd Vice President
Cathy Blow
Recording Secretary
Barbara Lancaster
Laura J. Alley
Treasurer
Georgia Futrell
COMMITTEES
Newsletter
.-
Laura J. Alley
Membership
Laura J. Alley
Program
Cathy Blow
Budget and Finance
Georgia S. Futrell
Publications
Georgia S. Futrell
\ J l d e <=UJobo6 J r a i l
Vol. 18- Nos. 7,8 & 9
July-Aug-Sept 2002
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Dear Friends,
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We are well into summer now and I hope this has given you the opportunity to get out and
traipse through some cemeteries in your search for long lost relatives. If you enjoy being
outside, volunteers are still needed for the cemetery abstraction project. We have recently
implemented a team concept for the project. A team leader has been assigned for all the
townships and will be responsible for the work in their assigned areas. They will need help. If
you would like to volunteer for a particular township, contact Cathy Blow at 735-1089 and she
will direct you to the appropriate team leader. I especially want to thank Cathy for her great
effort with the cemetery project and for developing and organizing the team concept.
Member participation is the catalyst that drives any organization. I would encourage each of you
to attend the meetings and enjoy the great programs and fellowship that is available there.
Membership recruitment should also be a priority of ours. Invite your friends and family
members to become "Old Dobbs" members.
I am pleased to announce that the revised constitution and bylaws were approved at the April 27,
2002 by member vote. I want to thanks all those who worked hard and diligently to bring our
governing documents in line with our current operating requirements.
We have a new meeting place and time. Our next meeting will be Saturday, July 27 at
10:00 a.m. in the Weil Auditorium at the Wayne County Public Library. The library is
located on the corner of Ash Street and Jackson Street in Goldsboro. Upon entering the library's
automatic door, the Weil Auditorium will be to the right. We hope you will make time to visit
the Local History Room in the library before or after the meeting. Our speaker will be Mrs.
Betty Duncan, Director of the Wayne County Museum. She will be discussing the challenges
faced by small museums. She will also have an update on the mission and goals for the Wayne
County Museum. I look forward to seeing you there.
Billy Herring
President
975.6396 D25o
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no. 7/8/9 Jul/Aug/Sept
H 841 £
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QUERIES
WHITSITT / PERKINS / GANT / LOVIN
Seeking information on W. C. WHITSITT (b. ca 1825) m. Piercy PERKINS. Their parents
were James WHITSITT m. Polly GANT and Aaron PERKINS m. Celia POPE. Jeremiah
PERKINS and Faithy LOVIN were the parents of Aaron PERKINS. Some of these may have
been born or died in the Pikeville area. Also hope to find burial locations. I have some useful
info to share as well.
John SHULTZ, 5754 Longleaf Drive, Lawrence, KS 66049, (785) 841-2249,
dj [email protected]
COATS / HILL / WILLIAMS
Rouden Wright COATS (b. Oct. 1860, Sampson Co.) marr. Laura A. HILL (b. Sept. 1866,
Duplin Co.; d. 3 June 1930,Brogden Township, Wayne Co. NC) on 9 Mar. 1889 in Wayne Co.
NC. Seeking information on their children. On the 1900 censes it stated she had 7 children and
only 2 were living, Veattrice R. and Bessie B. On the 1910 census is states she had 11 children
and only 3 living. Veatress R. (b. Mar. 1897), Bessie B. (b. Nov. 1899) and David A. (b. 1906).
My husband's grandmother says that some of the children names were, Bertras, Berual, David,
Nebrasha, Mebras, Veatress R. Bessie B., and David A. Coats. Would love to exchange info
with anyone tracing these names.. Rouden's parents were Jorden COATS and Rebecca E. ?
COATES and were from Sampson Co. Laura's parents were Ananias HILL (b. 1831 Johnston
Co., buried Golden Valley Cem., Kenansville, Duplin Co. with no dates) and Emma Emily Ann
WILLIAMS (b. 1841 Duplin or Wayne Co., d. before 16 Jan 1876). Ananias married 2nd
Lizzie BRITTAIN 16 Jan 1876 in Limestone, Duplin Co. Don't know what happen to Lizzie
after Rouden's death. They had at least one child, Annie who married a TAYLOR and lived in
Snowhill. Ananias had 4 children by Emma: Buchana (b. May 1859/60), Cora (b. 17 Dec. 1862)
married Joseph G. DUNN, John Thomas (b. 22 Oct. 1863) married Emily Elizabeth TURNAGE,
Laura A. (b. 1867) married Roudon Wright COATS. Also looking for the HILL line in Wayne
Co. Any help would be very grateful, willing to exchange my info with anyone.
Donna SHERRON, 111 Sunset Ave., Smithfield, NC 27577 e-mail [email protected]
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mary Lois Harrison
19738 Gulf Blvd.
Indian Shores, Fl 33785
BASS, BEAMON, DRAUGHN,
FELLOW(S), MARSHALL, MCKINNE,
PEELE, WILLIAMS
John G. White
9412 La Cuesta Drive
La Mesa, Ca 91941
COLLIER, FARMER, JONES, PIERCE,
POLLOCK, PRICE, ROUNDTREE,
SANDERS, WHITE, WHITEHEAD,
WILLIAMS
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
John Shultz
5754 Longleaf Drive
Lawrence, KS 66049
GANT, LOVIN, PERKINS, P O P E ,
WHITSITT
Kenneth Stanley
P.O. Box 70
Saulsbury, TN 38067
ARNET, EDWARDS, GATLIN,
HANKS, STANLEY, STEWART,
TAYLOR
Minutes from meeting on April 27, 2002
The Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society met on April 27, 2002 at the Western Sizzlin" Steak House
in Goldsboro, North Carolina. President Billy Herring called the meeting to order. There were 18
members present and no guests in attendance. Charles Ellis gave the invocation after which we repeated
the Pledge of Allegiance in unison. Billy Herring read the minutes from the January 26, 2002 as printed
in the Newsletter. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer's report was accepted with a
balance of $9,599.67.
Committee reports were given: Kathy Blow reported that cemetery volunteers were needed to be
coordinators for each township to work on the new cemetery book. Discussion was held to look into
Bladen Office Supply in Elizabethtown for print quote. Laura Alley requested that all surname index
forms be returned to her by August. There were no other committee reports.
Unfinished business: The Constitution and By-laws were discussed and presented for vote. Elliott Futrell
moved to accept them as printed. During discussion a change was recommended to Article V Section 4
of the Constitution. Elliot amended his motion to reflect the change. The motion was seconded, and
carried by majority vote. There was no other unfinished business.
New business: There was a discussion of a new meeting place. Kathy Blow made a motion to change the
meeting place to the Auditorium at the Library and the meeting time to 10:00 a.m. for July 27, 2002. The
motion was duly seconded and carried by a majority vote.
In other new business, a Library Committee was formed to work with the Wayne County Public Library
to help make the History Room a better place for researchers. Laura Alley is the chair of the committee,
with Lisa Corbett, Betty Blow, Nancy Smith and Charles Ellis serving.
It was reported the Greene County has purchased property for a museum in Snow Hill in the old post
office, and they will have a genealogy section.
Kathy Blow, second vice president and chairman of the program committee introduced the speaker,
Jerome Tew, of the Family History Center. He talked about the Revolutionary War history in our area,
and shared with us what type of resources are available at the Family History Center.
The meeting adjourned at 1:50 p.m.
Submitted by Lisa G. Corbett, 1st vice president.
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We are very saddened to have lost three of our long time members.
Carolyn Stenhouse Lewis died on May 31, 2002. She was born in Washington D.C. and was the
daughter of the late Henry Merritt Stenhouse and Mary Cleaves Daniels Stenhouse. She was
married to the late John Dortch Lewis. She was also a member of Colonial Dames.
Harriette Thompson Heyward died on April 30, 2002. She was born in Goldsboro and was the
daughter of the late William Berry Thompson and Gertrude Merrimon Thompson. She married
Francis "Pete" Dewey Heyward. She was also a member of Colonial Dames.
Edwina Taylor Britt died on June 1, 2002. She was the daughter of Willis Perkins Taylor and
Olivia Taylor Taylor of Halifax County. She married John Gay Britt, Sr.
SURNAME INDEX FORMS - If you have not returned the Surname Index form that was
attached to your January 2002 newsletter, please fill it out and promptly return it to the Society.
We hope to publish the Surname Index in the early fall. If we do not receive a Surname Index
form from you, but you included a list of surnames on your membership renewal form, we will
publish those surnames with your name, mailing address and e-mail address (if available). If you
do not wish this information to be published, please let us know.
State (NC) Library's Genealogical Services - they will have by late summer the 1930
population schedules and Soundex for NC available for use at the library. However, they will be
unable to have the 1930 NC census microfilm available for interlibrary loan due to budget
constraints.
They are introducing to their Core Collection of microfilm for interlibrary loan, the Estate Papers
(unbound documents) for 21 NC counties. These will be available to North Carolina residents
through their local libraries. These records are being microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of
Utah at the State Archives. As funds permit, they hope to build on this collection to include the
estate holdings of all 100 counties. An OCLC Work Form will have to be used in requesting the
Estate Records Microfilm for interlibrary loan as the estate records have been cataloged and have
an OCLC number. The instructions for "Submitting Requests for Estate Records Loans" will
soon be available at the Interlibrary Loan Section of the State Library's web page at
http://statelibrary.dcr.state.nc.us/rsb/ILLGenealogy.htm. The library will continue to lend up to
6 reels per request for each borrower.
The following counties have been or will be microfilmed: Beaufort (1760-1949), Bertie (17301920), Burke (1776-1934), Bute (1764-1779), Carteret (1744-1957), Caswell(l772-1941),
Chatham (1771-1948), Chowan( 1728-1951), Craven (1745-1945), Cumberland (1758-1930),
Duplin (1752-1930), Edgecombe (1748-1917), Franklin (1781-1934), Gates (1765-1920),
Mecklenburg (1762-1957), Nash (1770-1909), Orange (1754-1944), Pasquotank (1712-1931),
Perquimans (1714-1930), Rowan (1753-1929), Wake (1770-1941). Please note that as of May
2002 not all county estate microfilming projects have been completed and that the State Library
has not purchased all of those which are currently available.
The microfilmed estate records for counties which filming projects have been completed may
also be ordered from your local Family History Center (Mormon Church).
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NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR WAYNE COUNTY MUSEUM "WALL OF FAME" - A
wall in the museum is to be dedicated to honoring Wayne County's most outstanding citizens of
the past and present. The museum is planning for 50 individuals to be called the "Famous 50."
Their photos will be displayed on the walls throughout the museum. Nominations should be
accompanied by a biography or brief description of the person and where a photograph can be
located. The individual should have made a significant contribution to or positively affected
Wayne County in some way (big or small). Nominations should be mailed to: Wayne County
Museum, 116 N. William Street, Goldsboro, NC 27530 or e-mailed to [email protected]. The
deadline for nominations is July 15. [Editor's note: As this newsletter is being mailed near the
deadline, I have been advised that nominations received after the deadline may still be
considered.]
PETITION TO LEGITIMATE ELIZABETH J., RICHARD G, MARY ANN & AMY L.
1867 Wayne Co., NC Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.928.10)
The petition of Thomas R. Smith
To the Justices of Wayne County Court
Humbly complaining therewith unto your worships, your petitioner, Thomas R. Smith,
that he is the father of Elizabeth J., Richard G., Mary Ann & Amy L. Elmore, illegitimate
children, whose mother's name was Zilpha Elmore. That since the birth of said children, your
petitioner and said Zilpha Elmore have intermarried and are now man & wife. That your
petitioner nor said Zilpha was never married before & that your petitioner was consequently
unmarried at the birth of said children. Your petitioner resides in said County & is desirous of
having said children legitimated and prays that your worships will so decreee & that your
worships will make unto others & further orders & decrees as may be necessary. And your
petitoner will ever pray.
Dortch Sol?
Thos R. Smith maketh oath that the facts set forth in the foregoing petition are true.
Sworn to & subscribed }
W. G. Hollowell
}
Thos R Smith
Clerk
}
[on reverse]
Thomas R. Smith To the Court
Pet to legitimate children May 1867
Thos R. Smith
To the Court
This cause coming on to be heard on the petition & evidence and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that the petitioner is the putative father of Elizabeth J. Elmore, Richard
G. Elmore, Mary Ann Elmore & Amy L. Elmore, illegitimate children, & that said petitioner was
unmarried at the time of the birth of said children, & that he has since their birth married their
mother. It is therefore adjudged & decreed that said children be and they are hereby pronounced
declared & pronounced legitimated.
It is ordered that the Clerk record this decree & that petitioner pay the costs of suit.
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CORONER INQUESTS 1812-1898
State of N° Carolina } an Inquisition Indent
Wayne County
} taken at the house
of Exum Hollowell in Sd County the 27th Day March February in the year of our Lord 1813
before Elisha Applewhite one of the Coroners of the Sd County upon the view of the body of
Exum Hollowell then & there Lying Dead upon the oaths of Wm Price, Polley Price & Wm
Fellow good and Lawfull Citizens of the County aforesd. Who being Sworn and Charged to
Inquire on the Part of the State aforesaid When Where how and in What manner the S Exum
Hollowell Came to his Death Do Say upon their oaths that the Sd Exum Hollowell was found on
the path between Rob1 Fellows & William Price in Wayne County Near Little river and being
Strictly Serched and the Place Where he was found Lying Dead and No Marks of Violence found
on the body We believe that the Sd Exum Hollowell Either Died by a Sudden visitation from the
almighty in a Natural way or from a fall from his horse
in Witness Whereof as well the afore Sd Coroner as the Jurors have to this Inquisition put their
Seals on the Day and year afore Said at the place afore Said
[original signatures] Lazarus Howell, Rob1 Fellows, Wm Sharderd? , Elisha Applewhite
Coroner, Peter Peacock J.P., Geo Bradbury, Henry Howell, A. Crawford, Robert Hooks,
Solomon Bradbury, John Hooks, Wm Hooks, John Howell, Benjaman Howell
CORONER INQUESTS 1812-1898
Wayne County }
An Inquisition indented taken at the landing of Allen Whitfield — in the said County of Wayne
the 25l day of May in the Year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty five before
Allen Whitfield Coroner, (Specially appointed for that purpose by James Griswold, Dennis S.
Glisson and John J. Collier Justices of the peace in and for Said County) upon the view of the
body of Willis Hines of said County then and there lying dead upon the oaths of James Griswold,
John J. Collier, Dennis S. Glisson, Edmund Whitfield, James K Green, Wm Kornegay, James
Herring, Mac Williams, William B Price, Jn° B Hines, William Whitfield, Elisha Pipkin, and
John L. Gray — good and lawful men of the said County who being sworn and charged to
enquire on the part of the State aforesaid when, where, how, and after what manner the said
Willis Hines came to his death, do say upon their oath that the said Willis Hines was found in
Neuse River nearly opposite the landing of Allen Whitfield in Said County, that he had no marks
of violence on his body & came to his death by drowning and not otherwise ~
[original signatures] James Griswold, Foreman, John J. Collier, D. S. Glisson, Em Whitfield,
J K Green, Wm Kornegay Jr, James Herring, Mc Williams, William B (his x mark) Price, John B.
Hunt, Wm Whitfield, Elisha Pipkin, John L. Gray, Allen Whitfield Coro
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AMOUNT OF TAXES DUE IN WAYNE CO 1806-1827
Wayne Co., NC Tax Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.703.4)
State of N° Carolina Wayne County, A list of the Taxable
Saw Gins in the County aforesaid, for the Year 1806
Owners of Gins
James Rhodes
Elias Ballard
Thomas Horn
Probert Collier
John Barden
Zadock Thompson
Uriah Bass
Jesse Bizzell
Total
No
Gins
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
No
Saws
13
25
11
27
12
28
44
36
9
196
not for use
State of N° Carolina Wayne County A List of the Taxables
Saw Gins in the County aforesaid for the year 1807
Owners of Gins
No
Gins
Richard Musgrave
Richd Jernigans
Jn° Ivey
Uriah Bass
Zack Morris
Jesse Aycock
Zadock Thompson
Nancy Croom
James Bradberry
Jesse Bizzell
James Rhodes
Jethro Thompson
Elias Ballard
Henry Howell
John Bardin
N (sic)
Saws
25
40
22
46
15
1
10
30
25
25
36
31
21
21
25
12
15
384
$90
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MILL RECORDS N.D. 1791-1875
Wayne County Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.928.9)
Oct 7, 1792 [pencil]
To the worshipful, the Justices of the County Court of Wayne,
The Petition of Dempsey Deans, & Thomas Nickson humbly showeth, that your Petitioners
own Land on both Sides of Stoney Creek, at a Place known & called by the name of Little
Beaver Dam, in the said County at which Place there is a convenient situation for a Mill, and
your Petitioners conceiving that such mill if erected would be of great public utility, pray your
worships that an Order be granted them for that purpose, and that your Petrs, may be authorized,
to erect a public Mill, at the Place above mentioned — And your Petrs as in Duty bound shall
ever pray ~
Damsay Deans
Thomas Nixon
[on reverse] Petition of Dempsey Deans Thomas Mixon for building public Mill
Filed Tuesday morning 9th October 1792
MILL RECORDS N.D. 1791-1875
Wayne County Miscellaneous Records (N.C. Archives C.R. 103.928.9)
John Herring Pet0 for a Mill
July Term 1791
Wayne County
}
July term 1791
To the worshipful Court of Waine
John Herring humbly showeth unto your Worships that he hath a good mill Situation on Stony
Creek just above the Main Road near his House, that himself is the owner of the land on the
North side of the Creek and Stephen Jernigan on the other — your Petitioner pray, further that
your Worships will appoint Proper persons as directed by the Law to survey and value an acre of
land on both sides sd Stream and make Rpeort of their proceedings thereon as also whether the
building A Water Grist Mill at the place aforesd will take from the sd Stephen Jernigan Houses
orchards &c, or any other immediate conveniene - and as in duty bound your Petitioner will ever
pray &c.
Hall for the Petitioner
Barney W. McKinnie, Jn° West, Wm Thompson, Jesse Crooms Senr } Jury to lay off & value
report
to Stehn Jernigan to appear & show cause at next Court also summon for
Jury.
James Cobb, Thos Hale, Thos Gray
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.685
S.108.689
Frame No.
613-617,618-622
932-936
Skinner, William
1768
1761
Skipper, James
1783, 1791
S.108.688
1289-1295
Slade, Jeremiah
1767
S.108.685
311-313
Slocomb, John Charles
1764, 1772
S.108.684
394, 1043
Slocomb, Joseph
1778
S.108.685
1235-1239
Slocumb, John Charles
1762, 1764
S.108.684
98-100
Slocumb, Mary
1769
S.108.684
720-722
Smith, Benjamin
1763
1768
1766
S.108.684
S.108.685
S.108.689
48, 357
731-733
937-939
Smith, David
1778, 1779
S.108.686
414-417
Smith, George
1781,1784
S.108.687
823-826
Smith, Henry Arthur
1762
S.108.683
251,609-611
Smith, John
1767
1778,1779
1778,1782
1780, 1784
1767
S.108.685
S.108.686
S.108.687
S.108.688
S.108.689
407-411
285-289
89-92
358-361
940-946
Smith, Lewis
1781, 1782
S.108.686
1120-1123
Smith, Mark
1779, 1783
1780, 1784
S.108.687
S.108.688
646-649
333-336
Smith, Nathan
1784
S.108.688
420
Smith, Richard
1779, 1783
S.108.687
757-760
Smith, Roger
1778,1784
S.108.687
849-853
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.684
S.108.688
S.108.689
Frame No.
782-784
1301-1305
947-949
Smith, Samuel
1769
1791
1768
Smith, William
1762
1765, 1766
S.108.683
S.108.684
648
602-604
Smyth, Samuel
1769
1768
S.108.684
S.108.689
792-794
947-949
Sorrells, Edward
1761
S.108.689
950-952
Spaight, Richard
1761, 1762
S.108.683
190, 349, 474-476, 534-536
Spann, Charles
1778,1783
S.108.687
606-609
Speight, Dempsey
1778, 1779
S.108.686
186-190
Speight, Francis
1778,1779
S.108.686
216-220,251-255
Speight, John
1778, 1780
S.108.686
984-987
Speight, Moses
1761
S.108.689
953-959
Speight, Samuel
1778,1779,1782
1780,1782
1783,1784
S.108.686
S.108.687
S.108.688
236-240, 1136-1139
115-117
345-349
Speight, Seth
1778, 1779, 1780, 1782
1778, 1791
S.108.686
S.108.689
923-927, 1136-1139, 1303-1306
1-5
Speight, William
1762
1778,1779
1779, 1780, 1782
1780,1782
1784,1785, 1786
1778
S.108.683
S.108.686
S.108.686
S.108.687
S.108.688
S.108.689
102-106,107-111
74-78, 246-250
909-913, 1006-1010, 1291-1294
221-225
404-409, 668-672
1114-1117
Spivey, Caleb
1774,1775
1778, 1782
1780,1782
S.108.685
S.108.686
S.108.687
883,1125-1129
1262-1265
110-114
Stancell, John
1778
S.108.686
69-73, 74-78
Standley, Isaac
1770
1788,1791
S.108.684
S.108.689
912-914
47-50
Standley, James
1767
S.108.689
960-962
Standley, Jonathan
1763
1775, 1767
1777, 1784
S.108.683
S.108.685
S.108.687
788-790
311-313,857, 1059
1079-1082
Standley, Moses
1773, 1775
1778, 1784, 1790
S.108.685
S.108.688
828-832,859, 1031,1064-1067
119-122,1242
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Standley, Sands
1767
1778
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.685
S.108.689
Standly, Jonathan
1763
S.108.684
327
Stanley, Jonathan
1768, 1769, 1770, 1771
S.108.684
654-656, 657-659, 940-957
Stanley, Moses
1773
S.108.684
1213-1215
Stanley, Shadrack
1779
S.108.686
807-810
Stanton, James
1779,1782
S.108.687
189-192
Starling, Thomas
1767
S.108.689
968-974
Stephen, Absalom
1788,1789
S.108.688
797-800
Stephens, Absalom
1780,1784
S.108.687
971-974
Stephens, William
1760,1761
S.108.683
178-180,464
Stevens, William
1762,1763
S.108.683
693-697
Stone, Philip
1763, 1764
S.108.684
71-73, 74, 374
Stone, Phillip
1762, 1764, 1766, 1769
1767, 1768
1767
S.108.684
S.108.685
S.108.689
266-270, 375-377, 585, 701-703
392,513-515
975-977
Stradley, Nimrod
1778,1782
S.108.686
1175-1178
Streetarmeds, Anthoney
1760
S.108.683
426
Sugg, Absalum
1764,1767
S.108.684
1340-1342
Sugg, John
1778, 1780, 1782
1779,1783
S.108.687
S.108.687
59-63, 64-67
519-522
Suggs, Absolom
1778,1784
S.108.687
1120-1123
Suggs, John
1762
1778, 1783
S.108.683
S.108.687
340-342, 529
478-481,662-665
Sutton, Benjamin
1790, 1791, 1793
S.108.689
163-166, 198-206
Sutton, John
1763
1763
S.108.683
S.108.684
785-787
326
Tarran/Tarrans, Thomas
1766
S.108.684
224,549-551
Tart, Jonathan
1764,1765
S.108.684
164-166, 198, 524
Tart, Jonathen
1767
S.108.685
394-396
Tarver, Samuel
1778,1784
S.108.688
374-377
Name
Years
Frame No.
259-261
963-967
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.683
S.108.684
Frame No.
Taylor, Abraham
1760
1760, 1763, 1764
Taylor, Christopher
1779,1783
S.108.687
506-509
Taylor, Edward
1770
S.108.684
868
Taylor, Henry
1778
1780,1784
1792,1798
S.108.685
S.108.687
S.108.688
1318-1321
1112-1115
1093-1097
Taylor, Hillery
1778, 1783
S.108.687
671-674
Taylor, James
1780, 1790
S.108.688
1269-1272
Taylor, John
1773,1775
S.108.685
900-903, 1147
Taylor, Joseph
1759,1761
1764, 1766, 1770
1773,1774
1779, 1784
1790, 1791
S.108.683
S.108.684
S.108.685
S.108.687
S.108.688
143-145,432
214-216,543,915-911
106-109, 115-118
997-1000
1326-1330
Taylor, Levey
1760, 1762
S.108.683
230, 576-578
Taylor, Robert
1780, 1784
S.108.687
880-883
Taylor, William
1769,1771
1767, 1768, 1778
1780,1783, 1784
1779, 1780, 1784, 1788
1779, 1786, 1788, 1789
1780, 1789, 1790
1785,1791
S.108.684
S.108.685
S.108.687
S.108.688
S.108.688
S.108.688
S.108.689
1014-1018
742-744, 1255-1259
658-661,983-987, 1062-1065
216-220,567-570
644-647, 725-729
891-894, 1269-1272
35-38, 1111-1113
Teague, William
1760,1761
S.108.683
162,451-453
Tetterton, John
1778, 1779
1773
S.108.686
S.108.689
410-413
978-982, 983-988
Tetterton, Thomas
1786
1785
S.108.688
S.108.689
472-474
989-991
Tetterton, William
1780,1784
S.108.687
844-848
S.108.687
106-109
Thigpen, Job
136,425
69, 124-126,366-368,417
Thigpen, Jonathan
1767, 1774, 1775, 1778
1778
1780, 1782
S.108.685
S.108.686
S.108.687
143,205-209,865, 1303-1307
16-20
115-117
Thigpen, Joseph
1775
1779, 1780, 1782
1778
S.108.685
S.108.687
S.108.689
865
115-117,390-393
992-996
(to be continued)
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PURPOSE
MEETINGS
2002 Meetings: July 27 at 10:00 am
Weil Auditorium, Wayne County Public Library
1001 East Ash Street, Goldsboro
Oct 26 at 10:00 am
Date
New member
Renewal
$15.00 single member
Change of Address:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
STATE:
CITY:
PHONE: (
)
E-MAIL:
SURNAMES:
Payable to:
ZIP:
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Books available from:
P.O. Box 617
tax records, and a Will Index of 1195 names.
$50.00
EARLY MARRIAGE RECORDS OF WAYNE & JOHNSTON COUNTIES
Existing early marriage records of Wayne & Johnston Co.
$40.00
MARRIAGE RECORDS OF WAYNE COUNTY, VOL II1900-1940
$50.00
OFFICERS
President
Billy Herring
1st Vice President
Lisa Corbett
2nd Vice President
Cathy Blow
Recording Secretary
Barbara Lancaster
Laura J. Alley
Treasurer
Georgia Futrell
COMMITTEES
Newsletter
Laura J. Alley
Membership
Laura J. Alley
Program
Cathy Blow
Budget and Finance
Georgia S. Futrell
Publications
Georgia S. Futrell
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of the Wayne County Historical AssfoAfrtfo* ^iSTOHY LlfWiif.
P.O. Box 665, Goldsboro, NC 21&bOPCTH W*8T T * i * m T
Send Old Dobbs correspondence to: P.O. Box 617, G o l i ^ r j , ^ ^ 5 ^ f y ^ j ' r
Oct-Nov-Dec 2002
Vol. 18- Nos. 10,11 & 12
Dear Friends,
As I draw near to the end of my term as President I want to thank you for the support that you
have given me over the past year and a half. The experience has been rewarding and I am
pleased at some of the things we have been able to achieve. My only regret is that we did not get
our first volume of Wayne County cemeteries published during this term. I do feel the project is
going in a very positive direction, especially now that we are getting more members involved
with the management and abstraction tasks associated with the project. I ask for your continued
patience. I feel the end product will be worth the wait. Among our accomplishments was the
rewriting and updating of our constitution and bylaws, which also accounts for my shorten term
as president. Our current governing document now call for our fiscal year to coincide with the
calendar year, thus the current board will leave office six months early.
However we do have an excellent and dedicated group of officers that will continue where this
board leaves off. Most of the current board members will continue in one capacity or the other.
The election of officers will occur at the October 26 meeting and I invite and encourage each of
you to come, vote and show support for the new board.
President Lisa Corbett
1st Vice President Cathy Blow
2nd Vice President Guy Potts
Recording Secretary Barbara Lancaster
Treasurer Georgia Futrell
Corresponding Secretary Laura Alley
Because of my increased involvement with the Lions Clubs organization, I have not been able to
give the Society the attention that I feel it deserves, and I do apologize for that. Hopefully, you
will let me return at some later time when I have sufficient time to do a more thorough job.
Thank you for letting me serve you. And, I also want to thank the other officers for their
cooperation and hard work in moving the Society forward. You have been great!
Our next meeting will be Saturday, October 26 at 10:00 am in the Weil Auditorium at the Wayne
County Public Library. The speaker will be Mr. Gary Barefoot, Curator of the Free Will Baptist
Historical Collection, Moye Library, Mt. Olive College. He will discuss the resources available
at the Moye library and the Free Will Baptist Collection.
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QUERIES
Seeking any information, will, estate papers, marriage bonds, etc. on William COBB, father of
David COBB that migrated to Madison Co., AL in 1809. The data I have is that this William
COfcB (b. ca lv-30, Craven Co., KC., d. 12 Feb 1797 Wayne Co., NC) m. Sarah STANCIL
(STANSELL, STANSAL) 1755, Dobbs Co., NC. His son, David COBB (b. 1760, Dobbs Co.,
N.C, d. 1839, Madison Co., AL), m. Martha BRYANT. He was a Dobbs Co. Minutemen,
1775, under Captain Jesse COBB. Every source I have found cites William COBB and Sarah
STANCIL as David COBB's parents, but no proof whatsoever. Who are William's parents?
One history book states that this William's parents were Henry COBB and Mary HARDY of
Bertie Co., N.C. Another source has this William as son of Joseph COBB and Catherine
WHITEHEAD. Yet a third has him as son of a James COBB. I cannot travel to North Carolina
at this time, and would most appreciate any help whatsoever! Please reply via e-mail at
[email protected], or to
Louise (Lou) SAMS, 214 White Picket Trail, Meridianville, AL 35759 (256) 337-9083
BARRS / CAMPBELL
Seeking information for John BARRS, Sr. from 1750 Johnson-Dobbs County NC; John
BARRS, Sr. from 1760 Johnson-Dobbs County NC; CAMPBELL family with a Nancy born
1793.
Al BARRS, 4731 Georgia Road, Greenwood, FL 32443-1839
EDWARDS
Seeking Revolutionary War service and descent for William EDWARDS (ca 1757-ca 1816)
sergeant in Dobbs County militia who may have fought at the Battle of Moores Creek Bridge.
His son Isaac EDWARDS (1788-1860) married Ann (CARSON?) and had two sons, Isaac
Carson EDWARDS (1830-1902) and William Frederick EDWARDS (1824-1880) of Greene
County. I need proof that Isaac Carson EDWARDS is a son of Isaac and Ann EDWARDS. Has
anyone has joined the DAR or SAR through William EDWARDS? All replies answered.
Don EDWARDS, 206 Baywood Road, Alameda CA 94502
email: [email protected]"
MOUNT OLIVE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY WORKSHOP - Jason Tomberlin of the
North Carolina Division of Archives and History will conduct a genealogical workshop on
November 12 at 7:00 pm in Rodgers Chapel at Mount Olive College. Mr. Tomberlin will
discuss the genealogical records and services of the Division of Archives and how to request
information. The workshop will be helpful to beginner and advanced researchers. The public is
invited.
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Minutes from meeting on July 27, 2002
The Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society met on July 27, 2002 in the Weil
Auditorium at the Wayne County Public Library in Goldsboro, NC. Our president, Billy
Herring, called the meeting to order, Charles Ellis offered the invocation, and the members
recited the Pledge of Allegiance. There were 22 members and 4 guests in attendance. Minutes
from the April meeting were approved as printed in the newsletter and the treasurer's report was
accepted with a balance of $9,689.32.
It was announced that the Governor Charles B. Aycock Birthplace is hosting an
Advanced Genealogical Workshop on August 24, from 1 to 4 p.m. Those interested should
register by August 22. Ed Morris and Jason Tomberlin from the State Archives of North Carolina
are to be the instructors. The cost is $10.00, payable the day of the workshop.
We have received a letter and questionnaire from First Flight Productions, LLC regarding
a television series entitled "Across Generations." Anyone interested in submitting their
fascinating family story should see Barbara Lancaster for a copy of the questionnaire.
The following committee reports were given:
1. Nominating committee - A new slate of officers for the next two years will be voted on by the
membership at the next meeting. The nominations are as follows:
President - Lisa Corbett
Corresponding Secretary - Laura Alley
1 st Vice President - Cathy Blow
Recording Secretary - Barbara Lancaster
2nd Vice President - Guy Potts
Treasurer - Georgia Futrell
2. Library Committee - Charles Ellis reported that the Library Committee will offer some
suggestions to the library regarding the Local History Room.
3. Cemetery Committee - Cathy Blow announced that she needed two more ' township
coordinators, one for Indian Springs and one for Brogden.
There was no unfinished business.
New business: The North Carolina Genealogical Society would like to conduct a seminar,
featuring a nationally known speaker, in our area sometime next summer. To do this, they would
need for our local society to make arrangements for the meeting place and the meal. Lisa Corbett
made a motion that the Old Dobbs County Genealogical Society make all necessary
arrangements regarding location and catering for this seminar. The motion was seconded and
carried by a majority vote. There was no further new business.
Billy Herring introduced our speaker, Betty Duncan, Director of the Wayne County
Museum. She has come to Wayne County, NC from Wayne County, Michigan by way of
California. She gave an enjoyable overview of the local museum and included its advantages,
goals, and needs.
After comments and questions from the audience, the meeting was adjourned.
The next meeting will be October 26, 2002 at the Weil Auditorium, Wayne County Public
Library in Goldsboro, NC.
Submitted by Barbara Lancaster, Recording Secretary
WAYNE COUNTY MUSEUM "WALL OF FAME" - Almost 200 nominations were
received and the judges have selected around 80 individuals to be included on the wall. They are
currently in the process of collecting biographies and photographs for those selected.
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Cemetery Project Information
The cemetery survey is being done by township. If you know of a cemetery in a township,
please call the township coordinator and give them directions. Volunteers are needed to help
survey each cemetery. If you can volunteer, please call the project coordinator or the township
coordinator. Nahunta and Great Swamp Townships are very near completion. If you know of a
cemetery in these townships that has not been recorded please call the coordinator.
We are in need of a few more township coordinators. Township Coordinators are needed for
Buck Swamp, Goldsboro, Indian Springs and Saulston. If you are interested in volunteering,
please call Cathy Blow. We look forward working together on this project and appreciate any
help anyone can offer in getting this project completed.
Project Director: Elliott Futrell
Project Coordinator: Cathy Blow 735-1089 e-mail: [email protected]
Township Coordinators:
Brogden: Barbara Lancaster 919-658-9363
Nahunta: Cathy Blow 919 735-1089
Fork: Jimmy Brown 919 736-7850
New Hope: Billy Herring 919 242-6217
Grantham: W.J. & Joan Williams 919 689-3108
Pikeville: Gail Luckett 919 778-6427
Great Swamp: Jeff Scott 919 242-3244
Stoney Creek: Cathy Blow 919 735-1089
NORTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING, Nov. 8 & 9 at
the Wake County Commons Building. Speakers are John P. Colleta, Phd and Jess Haines CG.
Friday Night:
7:00-7:50 Money Talks: Using Business and Economic History in Genealogy
8:00-9:00 Turning Biographical Facts into Real Life Events: How to Build Historical Context
Saturday
9:00-10:00 Breaking though Brick Walls: Using Your Head! Case studies in Logical Analysis
and successful Methodology.
10:30-11:30 The Anglican Church in the Southern Colonies
1:00-2:00 Discovering Your Ancestor's World Through Maps & Gazetteers
2:30-3:30 Using Artifacts in Family History Writing
Registration Form
Registration Fees:
NCGS Member (includes lunch) $35.00
Non-Member (includes lunch)
$50.00
NCGS Member (Without lunch) $ 28.50
Non-member (Without lunch)
$ 43.50
Early Bird Registration before Oct 26th Less
$ 5.00
Total amount
$
Name:
Member Number:
Address:
City:
State:
Phone: (
).
t
;
Zip Code:
Mail to:
Fall Annual Meeting
P. O. Box 22,
Greenville, NC 27835-0022
A packet with motel Information and
directions will be sent to registrants.
Walk-ins a r e w e l c o m e , h o w e v e r
lunches and workshop packet
m a y n o t b e a v a i l a b l e . Refund
Policy:
Full refund if withdrawal
precedes early registration date;
between then and workshop day a
prorated refund may be made; no
refund may be made if withdrawal Is
on or after the first day of the
workshop.
Vol.18 Nos. 10.11 & 12
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Carol Heath Clay
8725-P Beckenham Lane
Inglewood, CA 90305
ARTIS, BONEY, BRASWELL,
EDMUNDSON, HEATH, ROSE,
SHADDING, SHERARD, TAYLOR,
YELVERTON
R. Thomas & Shelley Ray Flores
105 Twin Oaks Place
Goldsboro, NC 27530
e-mail: momas.flores(a)ncmail.net
BARNES, FLORES/FLOARS/FLOORE,
FLROA/FLORY, HARRIS, JONES,
SHIVARS, PATE, SMITH, WHITLEY,
SUMMERLIN, RAY, BEST, KENDALL,
HOOD
Ida Boswell Lane
2163 Pikeville-Princeton Road
Pikeville,NC 27863
BOSWELL, LANE, PIKE
Gail Singleton Luckett
112 Decoy Drive
Pikeville, NC 27863-8862
BRYAN, CREECH, HOLLOWELL,
HOLT, SINGLETON
W. Franklin Smith
5316 Montclair Drive
Raleigh, NC 27609
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621 Boll Weevil Circle, Ste 16-211
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ELISHA UZZELL
Submitted by Rose Parks, 1723 CR 4530, Avery, TX 75554-9722
Son of Thomas (and Catherine?) Uzzell of Bertie, Dobbs and Wayne County, NC
The July -September 1994 'Olde Dobbs Trail" contains an article, "Which Elisha Uzzell" by
Betty Fisher Cox. This deals with which Elisha is the actual son of the man we will look at in
this article. Elisha is a popular name in the Uzzell Family and so it is difficult to know how they
fit. The Elisha, son of Thomas (about 1715- Oct. 1772) is not hard to define, as in this early time
in NC, he was the only Elisha in this area.
Several items I have included on the Dobbers web page
[http:www.freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~paday/index.htm] have been taken from others
notes and writings. I have not seen the documents quoted.
Elisha was the chain bearer in the grant his father received in Sept. 1754 between Bear Creek and
Walnut Creek. He is said to have received this land in a deed in 1757. Sadly, the old deeds of
Dobbs County are gone.
Elisha is listed as a voter in the Dobbs Co., NC list in 1769 and 1779.
Elisha Uzzell and Joshua Herring were appointed Executors in the will of Elisha's father,
Thomas in Oct. 1772,1 and the estate was not yet settled in 1785.2
Wayne County Deed Book 3, page 32: John Burley to John Anderson 10 June 1782 land on
Walnut Creek Witnesses were Elisha Uzzell, Sr., Pheribe Uzzell and Elisha Uzzell, Jr.
District 4- 1786 Wayne Co. Tax List Elisha Uzzell, Sr. 927 acres, 2 polls, and 4 slaves.
Elisha Sr. is on the Wayne Co. census in 1790 with 2 males over 16, 1 male under 16-3 females
and 5 slaves.
Elisha Uzzell may have supplied goods to the Army. This in itself qualifies him for Patriot
Service and descendants can use this to gain entry into DAR and SARI believe, but there are no
1
Returns of Wills and Administrations Granted In NC 1752-1790 by Ransom McBride, published in NCGS J May
1988 page 98
2
From the NC Archives from Wayne Co. Records original estates 1782-1937 CR.103.508.158 is the following
received in request of a copy for Thomas Uzzells will.
State of North Carolina
To the Sheriff of Wayne Co.: Greetings. You are hear by commanded to take the bodies of John Hanks and Simon
Totevine, late of Wayne Co., yeomen (if to be found in your baliwick) and them safely keep so that you have them
before the Justices of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions at next Court, to be held for the County of
Wayne at the Courthouse in Wayne on the Second Monday in July next term and there to answer to Elisha Uzzell
and Joshua Herring Executors of Thomas Uzzell deceased of a plea of covenant broken
damages fifty pounds.
Herein fail not; and have you there this writ:
Witness James Cobb Clerk of said Court at Wayne this 12th day of April in the ninth year of the Independence of
America, Anno Domini 1785.
Issued this 13th day of April 1785. James Cobb C.C.
Also from the same file is a summons for John Hanks and Moses Standley late of Dobbs County, worded exactly the
same and fined ( or damage) 50 pounds with same date.
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records in the NC Archives for Service or pensions or Militia.34
In the Deed Books of Wayne County, published in "Kinfolks of Wayne Co., NC 1793-1832 by
Joseph W. Watson" are given to establish part of his family.
Deed Book 5 page 218 Elisha Uzzell gives to his son Major Uzzell 500 acres, goodwill and love
10 January 1793.
Deed Book 5-E, page 170, Elisha Uzzell deed of gift to John Wilson, son of
Phereba, his wife. August 21, 1794
Wilson and
Deed Book 8 page 322 Pheraby Uzzell, deed of gift to her son James Uzzell, for all the property
belonging to her. September 27,1805.
The many articles I have seen on Elisha Uzzell have him married to Dorcas Stanley. There is a
tombstone at Walnut Creek in Wayne County for them with Elisha Uzzell 1736-1813 and his
wife Dorcas Stanley Uzzell and others. I can not dispute that he may have been married to a
Dorcas Stanley, although she is said to be a daughter of Major Stan(d)ley and even though I have
searched records I can not find a Major Stan(d)ley, and I do not find records to prove Elisha's
marriage to Dorcas. One Dorcas Stanley did marry Jacob Herring, Jr. One fact about the
tombstone I know is incorrect is that of Elisha's death date.
His will was written 11 February 1795 and proven October court term 1798. (He has to be dead
by this time)
Last Will and Testament of Elisha Uzzell - In the name of God, Amen. The eleventh day of
February in the year of our Lord Christ, one thousand, seven hundred and ninety five, I Elisha
Uzzell of Wayne, and State of North Carolina, being of sound and perfect mind and memory,
thanks be to God, but calling to mind that it is ordained for all men once to die, do make and
ordain in Christian manner at the discretion of my Executors here after named.
My just debts being first paid, I give and dispose of my estate wherewith it hath pleased God to
bless me in the manner and form following. Viz. I lend to my beloved wife, my water mill, my
riding horse, one feather bed and furniture and one Negro woman named Judah during her
widowhood.
Item -1 give and bequeath to my daughter Salley Wasdin twenty-five shillings.
I give and bequeath to my son Elisha Uzzell twenty-five shillings.
I give and bequeath to my daughter Lucretia Smith twenty shillings.
I give and bequeath to my son Major Uzzell twenty-five shillings.
I give and bequeath to my daughter Feraby Wilson, eight shillings.
I give and bequeath to my daughter Kezia Smith twenty-five shillings.
3
North Carolina State Library research staff, Joy McGee Heitmann, in response to a letter dated July 10, 2000,
"Thomas and Elisha Uzzell are not listed in the Service records, or pension records or as North Carolina militia.
They could possibly been paid for civilian service."
4
Ancestry.com does not show Elisha as a Soldier nor in the DAR Book.
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I give and bequeath to my son James Uzzell my plantation whereon I now live on Walnut Creek
and the Land there unto belonging. Likewise one still and one Negro man named Luke and one
Negro woman named Rachel to him his heirs and assigns forever, and my will is that my two
Negroes Vis. Ben and Caleb, my land lying on Bear Creek, and all the remaining part of my
property whether within or without doors be sold and equally divided between my beloved wife
and four of my children Vis. Salley Wasdin, Polley Uzzell, Elisha Uzzell, Lucretia Smith and
Major Uzzell. {Note: He says four of his children, but lists 5 unless the Polley Uzzell has been
misread and should be Pharabe).
Lastly I do hereby nominate, appoint and ordain my two sons-in-law, Jonathan Wasdin and
Arthur Smith my executors of this my last will and testament hereby making null and void all
aforementioned wills and testaments by me made and this only to be my last will and testament
hereby ratifying and confirming the same in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and fix
my seal the day and year above written. Elisha Uzzell (his signature)
Signed, Sealed, published and declared by the testator to be his Last Will and Testament in
presents of us.
Test. William Lancaster
John Smith
Joseph Strikling (His Mark)
[I do not have a copy of the original will but a transcription from the book "Uzzell Ancestry" by
Minter Uzzell.]
Many times with a second marriage and with children of both, the will may read "my now wife"
but this is not the case in this will. He treats all pretty much the same.
By the deeds above, at least James and Fereby/Pharabe are children of Elisha and Pharabe.
Wayne County, NC Records of Settlement of Estates Volume 5 pages 82-84[CR 103.504.5]
[I do have a copy, courtesy ofRoseanne Albritton, of the settlement but it is very dark]
The Sale was held November 1798 and recorded at January term of 1799 Wayne Co., NC
There was a second sale on January 1799 and recorded July 1799 Wayne Co., NC
First sale buyers were: Arthur Smith, Exum Smith, Elesandor Frazer, Isom Cotton, John Ivy,
Benjamin Nixon, Richard Keithly, Jonathan Benton, Absolom Williams, and S. Lassiter all
buying 1 item each.
William Sheffield, Hardy Croom, Bibby Bush, Barnaba Cotton, and Lurah Wasdin all buying 2
items each.
Charles Holmes, Giles Williams and John Grant buying 3-4 items each.
Ephriam Cotton 5 items; William Smith 6 items; Isom Uzzell 6 items; Lucretia Smith 6 items; B.
McKinne 9 items; Sarah Wasdin 12 items; Thomas Uzzell 15 items; Major Uzzell 36 items;
Pharaba Uzzell 46 items.
Second sale: William Uzzell, Mary Uzzell, Isom Uzzell and Ephriam Cotton all 1 item each;
Pharaba Uzzell 2 items, Major Uzzell 4 items and William Smith 5 items.
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.686
1237-1239
Frame No.
Thigpen, Traverse
1780
Thigpin, Jonathan
1773,1775
S.108.685
1088-1091
Thigpin, Joshua
1773, 1775
S.108.685
1088-1091
Thomas, Floyd
1768
S.108.689
714-720
Thomas, John
1786, 1789
S.108.688
754-757
Thomas, Lloyd
1768
S.108.689
714-720
Thomas, Theophilus
1769
1768
S.108.684
S.108.685
758, 791
741
Thomas, Thomas
1772,1774
1778, 1779
S.108.685
S.108.686
233-236
453-457
Thompson, Jacob
1767
S.108.685
119
Thompson, John
1764, 1766
1768
S.108.684
S.108.685
274-276, 587
794-796
Thompson, Major
1769, 1770
S.108.684
865-867
Thraul, Joseph
1773
S.108.689
997-1002
Tilghman, Benjamin
1778
S.108.685
1163-1166
Tilghtman, John
1772,1773
S.108.684
1191-1193
Tilghtman, Stephen
1770, 1771
S.108.684
988-992
Tillman, Michael
1766, 1767
S.108.685
63-65
Tillton, John
1763
S.108.689
1003-1006
Tilman, Benjamin
1762
S.108.683
658
Tilman, Moses
1760
S.108.684
641
Tilton, John
1767, 1768
1778,1782
S.108.685
S.108.687
722-724
212-215
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.684
Frame No.
Tindal, Samuel
1769
739-741
Tindall, John
1779,1791
S.108.688
1031-1035
Tindell, William
1768
S.108.689
1007-1009
Tison, John
1763
S.108.684
23,342
Toaler, William
1764, 1768
S.108.685
570-572
Toaler, William, Sr.
1767,1768
S.108.685
560-562
Toler, Thomas, Jr.
1768, 1769
S.108.684
677-679
Toler, William, Jr.
1768
1768
S.108.685
S.108.689
800-802
1010-1020
Toler, William, Sr.
1757, 1768
S.108.685
704-706
Tomlinson, Samuel
1760
1758, 1760
S.108.683
S.108.684
741
634-636
Torrance, Thomas
1768, 1769
1767,1768
S.108.684
S.108.685
692-694, 695-697
694-696, 697
Torrans, John
1773
S.108.684
1149-1151
Torrant, John
1778, 1784
S.108.687
849-853
Torrence, Thomas
1772,1773
S.108.684
1117-1119, 1120-1122, 1123
Totevine, Simon
1778, 1779
1778, 1783
1780, 1784
S.108.686
S.108.687
S.108.688
221-225
598-601
86-89
Towlar, Robert, Sr.
1778,1784
S.108.687
791-794
Towler, Robert, Jr.
1778, 1784
S.108.687
1241-1244
Tripp, Caleb
1772,1773
S.108.684
1165-1167
Truhit, Jacob
1785,1788
S.108.688
538-541
Tucker, John
1759, 1761, 1762, 1763
1762, 1763
1764, 1765, 1772
1778, 1779, 1782
1778, 1779, 1784
1767
S.108.683
S.108.683
S.108.684
S.108.686
S.108.687
S.108.689
147, 399, 436-438, 570-574
699-701
195,518-520, 1020
335-339, 1286-1290
858-861, 884-888
1021-1027
Tull, Charles
1779, 1782, 1784
1786, 1788, 1791, 1792
S.108.687
S.108.688
200-203, 1026-1029
606-610, 1083-1087
Tull, Isaac
1771, 1773
1763, 1768
S.108.684
S.108.685
1034-1038
637, 638-640
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Name
Years
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.688
Frame No.
Tull, John
1790, 1791
909-914, 1116-1121
Tull, William
1791
1786, 1788, 1790, 1791
S.108.686
S.108.688
938-942
585-589,919-925, 1296-1300
Tumage, James
1780
1784
S.108.686
S.108.687
1045-1048
Tumage, William
1779, 1780, 1782
S.108.687
177-180,208-211,243-247
Turner, Henry
1767, 1773, 1774
S.108.685
124-126, 171-175
Turner, Jacob
1786, 1788
S.108.688
580-584
Turner, John
1764, 1766
S.108.684
127-129, 418, 572-574
Turner, Matthew
1778, 1779
S.108.686
98-102, 769-773
Turner, Simon
1761, 1762
1763,1765
S.108.683
S.108.684
220-222, 504, 527
154-156,445
Turner, Thomas
1763, 1764, 1765
S.108.684
154-156,445,521-523
Tuten, Nehemiah
1774, 1775
S.108.685
834-837, 1033
Tuten, William
1766
S.108.684
213,536-538
Turtle, William
1784
S.108.688
191-194
Tynor, John
1768
S.108.685
584
Tynor, Nicholas, Jr.
1768
1764
S.108.685
S.108.689
607-609
1028-1034
Umphreys, Chambers
1768
S.108.685
710
Uzell/Uzzel/Uzzle, Elisha
1765, 1767
1778,1782
1779
S.108.684
S.108.686
S.108.689
1210-1212
1259-1261
1118-1120
Uzzell, Elisha
1770
1767
1778,1779
1779, 1784
S.108.684
S.108.685
S.108.686
S.108.687
884-886
164-166
271-275
1159-1162
Uzzell, Isham
1778, 1779
S.108.686
345-349
Uzzell, Thomas
1761, 1762, 1768
1764,1765, 1766
1778
S.108.683
S.108.684
S.108.685
189,276-278,471-473,648
167, 196, 289, 515-517, 602-604
1351-1355
Uzzle, Thomas
1791, 1793
S.108.688
1200-1203
Uzzrell, Thomas
1778,1782
S.108.686
1254-1258
Vanpelt, Henry
1772.
1772,1774
S.108.684
S.108.685
1024-1026
366-370
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Name
Microfilm
Reel Number
S.108.688
Years
Frame No.
1277-1280
Venters, George
1790
Ventress, David
1778, 1779
S.108.686
764-768
Ventress, George
1778, 1779
S.108.686
840-844
Vemon, John
1785
S.108.688
673-676
Vineing, John
1767
S.108.685
327-329
Vining, John
1764, 1765
S.108.684
459-463
Vining, Thomas
1760, 1761
S.108.683
178-180
Vinson, Joseph
1773,1774
S.108.685
189-191
Vinson, Leven
1773,1774
S.108.685
199-201
Wade, James
1772, 1773
1767,1768
1754,1780, 1784
1779, 1790
S.108.684
S.108.685
S.108.688
S.108.688
1114-1116
647-649
378-381
1285-1288
Walker, George
1773
S.108.684
1134
Walker, William
1767, 1768
S.108.685
701-703
Walkers, William
1763
S.108.684
1-3
Walston, John
1778, 1782
S.108.686
1303-1306
Walter, Strong
1778,1779
S.108.686
335-339
Walters, Jude
1778, 1779
S.108.686
146-150
Walters, Nathaniel
1761, 1762, 1763
1766
1766, 1768
S.108.683
S.108.684
S.108.685
330-334,619-621,699-701
585
738-740
Walters, William
1763
S.108.684
328
Waltham, Charlton
1772
S.108.688
1165
Waltham, Thomas
1772, 1773
S.108.688
1165,1166,1167,1168
Ward, John
1763
1779,1782
S.108.683
S.108.686
127
1282-1285, 1291-1294
Warden, Jonathan
1778
S.108.685
1211-1215, 1288-1292
Warrel, David
1763
S.108.683
396-398
Warrel, John
1762, 1763
S.108.684
59-63
Warrel, William
1763
S.108.683
698
(to be continued)
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OLD DOBBS M E M B E R S H I P ADDRESS LIST
Only members who submitted names of ancestors for the Ancestor Name Index are included in this address list.
LAST NAME. FIRST
ADDRESS
CITY. STATE ZIP
PHONE
E-MAIL ADDRESS
01
ALLEY, Laura J.
225 Rosewood Road
Goldsboro, NC 27530
919-734-2337
lj [email protected]
02
BASS, Leta Walker
319 Underwood Street
Clinton, NC 28328
910-592-2693
03
BENNETT, David E.
3221 SE 24
Del City, OK 73115
405-672-1054
04
BENTON, Coy R.
Box 1472
Searcy, AR 72145-1472
501-279-1462
05
BROWN, J. Thomas, Jr.
306 S. Claiborne Street
Goldsboro, NC 27530
919-735-8138
[email protected]
06
BROWN, Ronald
110 South Tilden
Waterford, MI 48328
07
CORBETT, Lisa Granberry
138 Stoney Creek Church Rd.
Goldsboro, NC 27530
919-735-3220
lcorbett@mail .j us. state .nc .us
"08
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5100 JD Ryan Blvd., Apt. 735
San Antonio, TX 78245-3535
rladell(5)satx.rr.com
09
DEANS, Frances Woodard Lynch
109 Longview Drive
Goldsboro, NC 27534
919-778-3179
[email protected]
10
DeWOLFE, Carolyn Turner
P.O. Box 125
Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943
carolynd@hsc .edu
11
EDMONDSON, Sally A.
1522 Village Lane
Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
[email protected]
12
EDWARDS, Don
206 Baywood Road
Alameda, CA 94502
510-865-4260
[email protected]
13
ELLIS, Charles B. & Betty
101 Overbrook Road
Goldsboro, NC 27534
919-734-5642
[email protected]
14
ELMORE, Thomas M.
2511 Aaron Lane
Winston-Salem, NC 27106
336-723-2373
[email protected]
15
FUTRELL, Elliott
101 Crosswinds Drive
Goldsboro, NC 27530
919-736-4232
[email protected]
16
GINN, Judy
120 Ginn's Lane
LaGrange,NC 28551
252-747-4584
17
GRIFFIN, A. Ray, Jr.
1432 Dobyn's Drive
Kingsport,TN 37664
[email protected]
LAST NAME. FIRST
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ADDRESS
CITY. STATE ZIP
PHONE
E-MAIL ADDRESS
18
GURGANUS, Janice Tripp
211 Gloria St.
Greenville, NC 27858-8627
252-355-6974
[email protected]
19
HALL, Colene K.
2714 Sparks Dr.
Hudson, NC 28638
[email protected]
20
HARRISON, Mary Lois
19738 Gulf Blvd.
Indian Shores, FL 33785
727-595-4004
21
HERRING, Billy G.
109 Baker Dr.
Pikeville,NC 27863-9691
919-242-6217
bherring@j uno .com
22
JOHNSON, Lynn
206 Longview Dr.
Smithfield, NC 27577
919-938-1299
[email protected]
23
LANCASTER, Barbara
118 Ridgecrest Drive
Mount Olive, NC 28365
919-658-9363
24
LANE, Carl
431 Havana Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90814
562-597-8523
[email protected]
25
LANKSTON, Carol M.
3475 St. Catherine St.
Florissant, MO 63033-3832
314-831-1303
[email protected]
26
LICARI, Gayle W.
809 W. Winnie Lane
Carson City, NV 89703
775-888-9519
[email protected]
27
MALONEY, Maxine Newsome
326 Habersham Rd.
Martinez, GA 30907
706-860-8370
[email protected]
28
PHILLIPS-MATZ, Mary Jane
160 W. 71s1 St, Apt. 10-S
New York, NY 10023-3919
212-580-3119
[email protected]
29
McCAIN, Betty Ray
1134 Woodland Dr.
Wilson, NC 27893
252-243-4248
30
McKOWN, Janelle Via
8409 Silver Ridge Dr.
Austin, TX 78759-8140
512-345-2021
[email protected]
31
MORRIS, Westa Talton
7 Downing Place
Newport News, VA 23606-2806
757-596-7484
[email protected]
32
MOYE, Robbie Sewell
1703 Salem Ch. Rd.
Goldsboro, NC 27530
919-735-5896
[email protected]
33
NILSSON, Brian H.
969-B South Rolfe St.
Arlington, VA 22204-4538
703-920-3604
[email protected]
34
PALMER, Paul C , Jr.
840 Lake Catherine Drive
Maitland,FL 32751
PPalmer61 @aol.com
35
PARKS, Rose
3448 C.R. 4530
Avery, TX 75554
903-684-3263
RParks [email protected]
36
PEARSON, William Richard
4503 Merlin Drive
Greensboro, NC 27407
336-454-3506
[email protected]
LAST NAME. FIRST
37
38
39
PRYOR, Jane Clark
REAGAN, Delores
REHM, Diane Talton
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ADDRESS
CITY. STATE ZIP
PHONE
E-MAIL ADDRESS
424 May Ave
Ft. Smith AR 72901
[email protected]
724 S. Verde St.
Tacoma,WA 98405-1260
[email protected]
988 Laurel Lane
Pittsgrove, NJ 08318-4064
dtrehm(S)aol .com
40
ROBERTS, Stewart & Katherine
3334 Beaumont Dr.
Pearl, MS 39208
601-939-5902
41
SETTLEMIRE, Roger
PO Drawer S
Quincy,CA 95971
530-283-1254
rsettlemire@thegrid .net
42
SHULTZ, D. John
5754LongleafDr.
Lawrence, KS 66049
785-841-2249
dj [email protected]
43
STROUD, Margaret
3800 Cannon Point Dr.
Chesapeake, VA 23321-5703
757-483-9447
margstroud@aol .com
44
THOMPSON, Frank Hooks
200 Brinkley Rd.
Greenville, NC 27858
252-756-3569
[email protected]
45
WARD, Charles A.
4018 Tripoli Dr.
Corpus Christi, TX 78411-5023
361-857-6757
wardc@sbcglobal .net
46
WARD, Sandra
8242 Cedarcrest Circle
Liverpool, NY 13090
47
WHITE, John G.
9412 La Cuesta Drive
La Mesa, CA 91941
[email protected]
48
WILLIAMS, Joseph Edward
621 Boll Weevil Circle, Ste. 16-211
Enterprise, AL 36330-2072
334-983-1047
[email protected]
49
WILLIAMS, Lucille L.
204 S. Jefferson Avenue
Goldsboro, NC 27530
919-735-1267
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33
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
BRUTON ASKEW, Isabella
ASKEW,
EVENT
COUNTY
PERIOD
R
Dobbs
?-1830s
BMRD
7-1816
BD
SC?
Greene
?
Wayne
ca 1800-ca 1924
BMRD
Wayne
1850-1906
Isle of Wight, V A?
ca 1736
Dobbs/Wayne
1774-1836
New Hanover
1800-1860
M
Orange
21 Nov 1827
D
Craven
ca 1814-1869
19
AKINS/EAKINS, Thomas
05
ALDRIDGE, Easter
, Elizabeth
HILL, Richard, Sr.
31
ALFRED, Stanly
SUTTON,
13
ANDREWS, John William
DAVIS, Jane Francis
44
APPLEWHITE, John
WOODARD, Elizabeth
B
11
AYCOCK, James
WILKINSON, Charity
BRD
09
BALLENTINE, Thomas
43
BARBEE, John
, Mary
ROBERTS, Sally
18
BARBER, Abram
30
1770-1842
BARNES, Edward
SUTTON, Elizabeth Ann
"Patsy"
POPE, Sarah
RD
Edgecombe
ca 1725-1762
03
BARNES, Edwin
HOWTON, Nancy
BD
NC/Fayette Co, AL
ca 1817-1893
03
BARNES, Jesse
Unknown
BD
NC/Fayette Co, AL
c 1773-July 1853
03
BARNES, Jethro
HANKINS, Louisa
BD
SC/Greene Co, AL
c 1810-Jan 1861
43
BARNES, John C.
WEBB, Frances A.
M
Norfolk Co, VA
Feb. 1848
22
BARNES, John G.
SMITH, Millicent "Mary".
RD
Wayne
1815-
43
BARNES, Walter Henry
BLICK, Roberta Alice
D
Wayne
2 Jul 1921
04
BARTLETT, George W.
GOINS, Mahala
R
KY/ IN/ IL
1810-1864
23
BARTLETT, Jesse
HODGES, Mary A.
R
Greene
1860
20
BASS (Surname)
02
15
BASS, Jenkins or Genkins
BASS, John
20
BEAMON (Surname)
17
BEARD, John III
CARRAWAY, Elizabeth
09
32
BEASLEY, James
BELL, Balaam
TAYLOR, Mary A.
TURNAGE, Penelope
04
BENTON, John
16
Wayne
DUDLEY, Colen
, Elizabeth (Betty)
BD
D
Sampson
1800-1880
Wayne
8 Jul 1868
Sampson
Wayne
1770V1810
New Hanover
1779-1860
D
NC
ca 1802
Unknown
R
VA/NC/GA
1760-1830
BEST, Benjamin
LANGSTON, Alpha Ann
M
Wayne
1830-1910
16
BEST, John Daniel
ROBERTS, Margaret F.
M
Wayne
05
BLACKMAN, Lucretia
SUTTON, Thomas
B
Sampson
1877-1951
1765-1846 LA
44
BOGUE, Jesse
MORRIS, Sarah
B
Perquimans
cal744
15
BOGUE, Jesse Davis
YELVERTON, Louisa
B
Wayne
22 Nov 1836
31
BOONE, Joseph
STANLY, Sarah (Sally)
?
Wayne/Johnston
ca 1865-ca 1910
21
BOYETTE, John R.
BRANCH, Susan K.
B
Wayne
1848
RD
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ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
BRADY, James
ROBERTS, Martha
D
Johnston
5 Sept. 1855
21
BRANCH, Sarah K.
BOYETTE, John R.
B
Duplin
1856
32
BREWER, Jessie
B
NC
ca 1768
12
BRIGHT, Simon
R
Lenoir
32
BRILEY, John A.
SPAIN, Elizabeth
B
Pitt
1750
ca 1868
49
BRITT, William
BELL, Patience
B
?
ca 1779
34
BROGDEN, Marshall
Unknown
BMD
Wayne
cal870
34
BROGDEN, Willis H.
Unknown
Wayne
1839-1922
05
BROWN, William Henry
HOWARD, Julia
BMRD
M1857
Lenoir
1836-1865
33
BRUTON, John
R
Dobbs
1741-1780s
17
BRYAN, John
MACGUE, Alice
BMRD
Craven
1692-1742
01
BRYAN, Reddin B.Wm.
VANN, Nancy
Sampson
1850-1890
04
BURKETT, Mathias
McNEESE, Susannah
R
VA/ NC/ TN
1780-1830
04
BURRISS, William
R
Lawrence, TN
1830-1850
24
CAISON, Priscilla
Sampson
ca 1825
18
CANNON, Thomas
31
CAPPS, Henry Gray
STANLY, Susan
38
CARR, Archie M.
KING, Katie I
38
#
,Arrv
, Isabella
, Elizabeth
BYRD, Jack
, Mary
EVENT
RD
BMD
COUNTY
B
PERIOD
12 Sept 1810
Wayne/Johnston
ca 1840-ca 1900
M
Wayne
6 May 1917
CARR, Benagh Bass
B
Sampson
28 Jan 1812
38
CARR, Hannibal H.
B
Sampson
4 Jan 1889
17
CARRAWAY, Thomas
D
Wayne
1791
24
O'QUINN, Patrick
BALLARD, Ruth
MD
Sampson or Yancey
ca 1820
13
CARROLL, Elizabeth Ann
CHARLES, John
R,D
Wayne
17-1800's
05
CHERRY, Elizabeth
SUTTON, Josiah
BD
Duplin/Sampson
1816-1879
46
CHESTNUT, Bailey
TURLINGTON, Ann
R
Sampson
ca 1790-1830
17
MURPHREY, Annie Jane
BARNES, Martha
BMRD
Sampson
1755-1831
37
CHESTNUTT, David
CLARK, Edwin
M
Edgecombe
1847
37
CLARK, James
FULGHUM, Anna
D
Johnston/Dobbs/Wayne
1770-ca 1829
46
COBB, Anderson
, Ann Eliza
R
Cumberland
1850
29
COGDELL, David
, Anna
D
Wayne (Dobbs)
1780-1802
19
, Elizabeth
15
COLE, John
COMBS, Etheldred
06
COTTON, Isaac
08
, Sarah
COMBS, Sarah
9
BMRD
Wake
D
Richmond, VA
20 July 1862
, Omey
R
Wayne
ca 1850
COWARD, Edward, Sr.
ROBERTS, Dorcas
B
Bertie
ca 1726
40
COWARD, John
Unknown
R
Chowan Precinct
08
COWARD, Needham
B
Johnston
, Phebe
1753
#
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
08
COWARD, Needham
08
COWARD, Needham M.
08
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EVENT
COUNTY
PERIOD
D
Barnwell Co, SC
Mar 1818
STONE, Nancy Hadley
B
Dobbs
1790
COWARD, Neeham M.
STONE, Nancy Hadley
D
Amite Co, MS
1869
08
COWARD, William
SPEIGHT, Mary
D
Bertie
1728
40
COWARD, William
unknown
R
Chowan Precinct
1717
19
COWLEY, Robert
AKINS, Martha "Mary"
SC
1750-1848
38
COX, Edmond
D
Wayne
1851
38
COX, Josiah
M
Wayne
16 Mar 1777
38
COX, Thomas
D
Dobbs
1782
38
COX, William Bass
HOLLOMAN, Penelope
M
Wayne
19 Dec 1867
22
CRAWFORD, (John?) Mathias
DEANS, Abia
MR
Wayne
1837-1865
18
CRAWFORD, Ivey
CREECH, Amy
VINCENT, Betsy
ROBERTS, James
B
AVERY, Olive
, Mary
BD
D
Lenoir
1723-1790
35
CROOM, Major
CURLEE, James
Dobbs
bef. Oct. 1766
35
CURLEE, William
BUSH, Martha
R
Dobbs
1740's-?
18
DAIL, Thomas
CANNON, Sarah
B
Pitt
ca 1851-1900
16
DANIEL, Barna
Wayne
1817-1893
39
DAVIS, James
COTTON, Ann
WORRELL, Penelopy
Johnston/Wayne
1786-1870
39
DAVIS, Daniel
COOMBS, Chellie
Wayne
1846-1848
16
JOHNSON, Unknown
WORRELL, Penelope
Wayne
?-1843
13
DAVIS, Henry
DAVIS, Henry James
Wayne?
1800's
44
DAVIS, John
YELVERTON, Nancy
B
Wayne?
15 April 1817
15
DAVIS, Johnathan Arthur
HAYES, Rebecca A.
D
Wayne
29 May 1869
22
DAVIS, Johnathan Arthur
HAYES, Rebecca Amanda
BMRD
Wayne
1819-1869
07
STEPHENSON, Josephine
Henry Co, AL
1880
21
DAVIS, Joseph A.
DEANS, George
B
Wayne
cal832
44
DEW, Larry
BARDEN, Nancy
B
Edgecombe
24 April 1790
20
49
DRAUGHN (Surname)
DUNBAR, Thomas
GIBSON, Sarah
B
13
EARP, Hudson
GULLEY, Sally
M,D
31
EASON, David
TALTON, Hettie
01
EASON, William
12
40
17
, Phebe
PEELE, Judith
?
BMRD
BRD
BMRD
M
Johnston
Sampson
Tyrell
1744
Johnston
1816-1874
?
Wayne/Johnston
cal880-ca 1940
HINES, Susan
D
New Hanover
ca 1852
BENNETT, Elizabeth
R
Lenoir
1770
02
EASTERLING, Henry
EDWARDS, Brittain Algernon
ATWATER, Jane
BD
Orange/ Wayne
1825-1899
02
EDWARDS, James Thomas Wesley
McKENZIE, Sarah Catherine
BD
Sampson
1847-1925
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40
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
EDWARDS, John
08
EDWARDS, John, Jr.
, Dorcas
12
EDWARDS, Thomas
WILLIAMS, Mary
BMRD
Greene
13
ELLIS, Absalom
MERRIT, Phereba
M
Duplin
1722-1780
1781
14
ELMORE, John E.
BD
Wayne
ca 1765/75-1821
14
ELMORE, Martha "Patsy"
M
Wayne?/Lenoir?
1880
14
ELMORE, Travis
,Mary
49
EZZELL, Stephen
HINES, Clarky
B
VA/Wayne/Sampson/
Robertson Co, TN
Sampson-Duplin
04
FAIR, Barnabus, Sr.
WAGGONER, Elizabeth
D
Surry
#
EVENT
, Dorcas
R
Chowan Precinct
1718
B
Isle of Wight, VA
1674
, Martha "Patsy/Patty"
ELMORE, John E.
BRD
20
FELLOW(S) (Surname)
37
FOLK, Levi
30
FORT, George
46
FOUNTAIN, Solomon
18
FRIZZELLE (FRIZZLE), Celia
13
FULGHAM, Capt. Anthony
CANNON, Caleb
JOHNSON, Mary
37
FULGHUM, John
BARDIN, Sara
BD
15
FUTRELL, John
PIPKINS, Celia
13
GAME, Samuel
26
COUNTY
PERIOD
ca 1743-1816
ca 1820
1787
Wayne
JONES, Martha
Wayne
1777-1851
Chowan
1715-1719
R
Edgecombe
ca 1740-1820
R
Isle of Wight, VA
1641
Dobbs/Wayne
1744-1825
D
Wayne
16 Jul 1875
RAINS, Zilphia
R
Johnston
1700's
GARRIS, Joshua, Jr.
CASEY, Elizabeth
R
Wayne
1800-1840
26
GARRIS, Joshua, Sr.
, Elizabeth
RD
Wayne
1810
16
GARRIS, Ransom
CROOM, Julia Ann
R
Wayne
7-1867
22
GAY, William R (Richard?)
OVERMAN?, Matilda
Wilson/Wayne
1830-1865
26
GRANT, Elisha
, Milly
R
Wayne
1790
23
GAYLORD, Susannah
GINN, Jesse
B
Wayne
1797
16
GINN, Merrimon
ETHERIDGE, Avy
R
Greene/Wayne
1830-1910
07
GRANBERRY, William
26
GRANT, Elisha
B
Pasquotank/
Northampton
Wayne
ca 1758
26
GRANT, Thomas
, Susannah
R
Wayne
ca 1834
26
GRANT, Thomas
MOZINGO, Winifred
R
Wayne
ca 1860
17
GRIFFIN, Benjamin
BRD
Craven/Lenoir
1740's-1777
28
GRIFFIN, Isabella
BRYAN, Mary
GRIFFIN, John
R
Craven/Lenoir
1740's-1760's
40
GRIMES, Sarah
ROBERTS, Stephen
B
NC?
?
11
WIGGS, Gracie
?
D
Wayne
ca 1779-1825
21
GURLEY, Lewis
HAM, Robert
B
Wayne
ca 1828
09
HAMILTON, Sally (Sallie)
WOODARD, Warren
Johnston
1795-1850
(ACCABE/ACKABY)
DUCKWOOD, Elizabeth
COKER, Olive
RD
RD
RD
Unknown
#
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
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COUNTY
EVENT
PERIOD
28
HARDY, Clarissa
BROWNING, George?
R
Craven/Lenoir
1770's-1800
28
HARDY, John
PHILLIPS, Mary
R
Lenoir
1750's-1790's
21
HARMON, Nellie
HERRING, Francis Marion
D
Wayne
1926
12
HARPER, Blaney
MACILWEAN, Elizabeth
M
Lenoir
1790
18
HARRIS, Charles Sr.
McLAWHORN, Loany
16
HARRISON, John
WESTBROOK, Sarah
R
Greene
1770-1860
17
HEATH, Rigdon
JACKSON, Elizabeth
BMRD
Craven
7-1799
32
HEDGEPETH, Daniel
D
Wayne
bef. 5 Jan 1805
04
HEFFINGTON, David
LOWE, Dorothy
R
VA/ KY/ TN/AR
1776-1830
21
HERRING, Henry
MASSEY, Mourning
D
Wayne
1826
17
HERRING, Jacob Jr.
STANLEY, Dorcas
MRD
Wayne
1790-1849
21
HERRING, James
DAVIS, Mary Elizabeth
B
Wayne
1797
15
HERRING, James H.
DAVIS, Mary Elizabeth
D
Wayne
28 Oct 1874
15
HERRING, Kinchen
BEARD, Elizabeth
B
Wayne
1830
49
HERRING, Simon
, Rachel
B
Wayne
ca 1750
21
HERRING, Ursula
B
Wayne
1846
15
HICKS, James E.
HERRING, Lucinda
B
Wake
Mar 1840
23
HILL, Abram
SHADDING, Martha M.
B
Wayne
1827
14
HILL, Annie
SUTTON, Hardy
Lenoir/Greene
1807-1881
23
HILL, James Frank
SEYMOUR, Ozella
BMRD
Wayne
1853-1915
23
HILL, Lemuel
SUGGS, Elizabeth
R
Wayne
1850
05
HILL, Richard, Jr.
QUINN, Elizabeth (Betsy)
M1837?
Greene
1815-7
07
HILL, Robert "Buck"
MYERS, Margaret
MR
Wayne
16
HINSON, Elizabeth
HERRING,
BRD
Lenoir/Greene
1829-1895
35
HILL, Robert Pinckney
HINES, Sarah
M
NC
bef1765
32
HINSON, Joshua
HARDISON, Betty
M
Wayne
6 August 1859
05
HOBBS, William
TROUBLEFIELD, Rebecca
B
Sampson
1820?-?
01
HOLLAND, Wiley
MCKINZIE, Frances
Wilkinson Co, GA
1800's
11
HOOKS, Hardy
HOOKS, Hardy
BARDIN, Drucilla
BMRD
Dobbs/Wayne
1732-1801
BARDEN, Drusilla
B
Wayne?
ca 1750
PATE, Polly
BRD
Wayne
1826-1900
05
HOOKS, Robert
HOWARD, Samuel
NOBLE, Polly Anne
BD
Lenoir
1812-1885
46
HOWELL, Daniel
SAULS, Mary (Polly)
R
Greene
ca 1820-1846
12
HOWELL, Noel
D
Wayne
1793
07
HOWELL, William H.
WILLIAMS, Nancy
BMRD
Wayne
1895-1973
24
HUFFMAN, Nancy Catherine
O'QUINN, David Patrick
BMD
Ireland?
cal800
44
11
, Ann
?
, Mary
ca 1738-1860
BD
MRD
#
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(LAST, first)
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EVENT
COUNTY
PERIOD
24
HUGHES, Thomas J.
04
JAMES, Thomas C.
R
MS/TN/AR
1850-1890
31
JINNETT, Joab
?
?
Wayne
ca 1700's/1800s
31
JINNETT, Joseph
?
?
Wayne
ca 1700s-1800s
38
JOHNSON, John
LANGLEY, Harriet
M
Wayne
1 Apr 1869
24
JONES, Isaac, Sr.
01
JONES, Jesse
, Martha
BELL, Elizabeth
Wayne or ?
Wayne
cal820
ca 1846
01
JONES, John B.
WASDIN, Mary (Polly)
D
Wayne
cal851
37
JONES, Sampson
BD
Johnston/Onslow
1685-1747
37
JONES, Samuel
BARDIN, Patience
Wayne
1740-1799
37
JONES, Willis
JONES, Winny
Johnston
1818
12
JOYNER, Amos
WORTHINGTON, Martha
Greene
1812-1884
44
JOYNER, Benjamin
TURNAGE, Absela
B
Pitt
11 Nov. 1804
15
KILLETT, John Thomas, Sr.
TYNER, Mariah T.
D
Wayne
3 Nov 1883
38
KING, B. F.
JOHNSON, Cora
M
Wayne
29 Jan 1895
38
KING, Cora Johnson
D
Wayne
10 Jan 1907
23
LANCASTER, Daniel
PATE, Nancy Ann DANIEL
M
Wayne
13 Dec. 1877
23
LANCASTER, Daniel
PATE, Absilla
BMRD
Wayne
1829-1907
22
LANCASTER, William
SAUNDERS, Sarah
RD
Northampton, Wayne
1732-1799
24
LANE, Bryan (s/o John)
HARRIS, Penelopy
MD
Wayne
ca 1802
24
LANE, Isham (s/o Thomas)
BMD
Wayne
ca 1738
19
LANE, Isham Sr.
Wayne / Dobbs
7-1801
24
Wayne
ca 1780
01
LANE, John (s/o Isham)
LANE, Joseph
Northampton
ca 1803
19
LANE, Milly
BMRD
Wayne / Dobbs
19
LANE, Penelope
BMRD
Wayne / Dobbs
24
LANE, Thomas
BMRD
VA?
cal715
44
LANE, Thomas
?
B
Edgecombe?
ca 1700's
44
LANE, Thomas
?
D
Wayne or Greene
ca 1770's
25
LANGSTON, Jacob
Unknown
D
Wayne
1784
25
LANGSTON, Levi
MITCHELL, Martha
D
Wayne
ca 1818
16
LANGSTON, Wright
R
Wayne
7-1848
25
LANGSTON/LANKSTON
Bamey/Barnabus
D
Crawford Co, IL
21 Jan 1887
28
LASSITER, Jacob
PHILLIPS, Argent
R
Craven/Dobbs
1750's-1800
35
LASSITER, Stephen
UZZELL, Nancy
BMRD
Dobbs/Lenoir
1790-1800
49
LEWIS, Urban
CASEY, Susan
Dobbs
1786
, Jane
MD
TURNER, Nannie M.
BMRD
D
BMD
D
, Lewerry
, Lewerry, Lucy
, Edith
BMRD
BMRD
BMD
D
, Elizabeth
B
Wayne?
ca 1820
#
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
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12
MACILWEAN, James
20
MARSHAL1, Edwin, Cox
09
MASSEY, Ralph
20
McKINNE (Surname)
13
MCKOY, John
41
MITCHELL, Abraham
41
MITCHELL, Alexander
31
MITCHELL, George W. Sr.
(2) TALTON, Mary Ann
41
MITCHELL, Hardy
41
, Elinor
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COUNTY
EVENT
D
WILLIAMS, Isabel
,Cloe
PERIOD
Lenoir
1765
Wayne
1852-1938
Johnston/Wayne
1775-1850
Wayne
D
Johnston
8 Sept 1781
, Elender
D
Craven
ca 1800
, Desire
D
Craven?
?
Wayne/Johnston
ca 1865-ca 1930
SIMMONS?, Barbara
BMR
Craven?/Dobbs
ca 1765-1801
MITCHELL, Hardy
SIMMONS?, Barbara
RD
Davidson Co, TN
1801-1836
23
MITCHELL, Joshua
GINN, Howey
B
Wayne
14 April 1828
22
MORRIS, Nathan
RD
Wayne
1812-
01
MORRISON, John
JOHNSON, Elizabeth
R
Robeson
Bef. 1828
32
MOYE, George
BELL, Fereby
M
Pitt
7 Dec. 1820
26
MOZINGO, Ann
MOZINGO, John
R
Wayne
ca 1790-1800
26
MOZINGO, Boothe
Unknown
R
Greene/Wayne
1789
26
MOZINGO, Sarah
CREEL,
R
Wayne
1769
27
NEWSOM, Joab
BEST, Elizabeth
MRD
Wayne
1770-1829
37
NEWSOM, Joseph
BARDIN, Patience
M
Wayne/Edgecombe
1798/99
27
NEWSOM, William
JORDON, Mary
RD
Wayne
1770-1820
16
NEWSOME, Joab
BEST, Elizabeth
R
Wayne
1770-1862
27
NEWSOME, Joab Council
UZZELL, Rebecca
BMRD
Wayne
1827-1907
27
NEWSOME, William Council
ADKINS, Jeanette
BMRD
Wayne
1871-1952
18
NICHOLS, Elizabeth "Betsy"
HARRIS, Charles Jr.
18
05
NICHOLS, William
NOBLE, Richard
BRILEY, Lydia
KINSEY, Polly (Mary)
49
ODOM, Amy
FUTRELL, Lawrence
11
OLIVER, Henry
PEARCE, Lucretia
09
OLIVER, Rebecca
OVERMAN, Jesse
LYNCH, Raiford
LANE, Bethany
, Mary Callie
BMRD
30
PARKER, Isaac
PARKER, James
19
PARKER, Jonathan
COLE, Gilley
12
PATE, Charles
36
36
15
19
TOMLINSON, Delilah
, Rancy/Nancy
cal814
B
|
Lenoir
1769-1854
?
ca 1775
Johnston
Ca 1750-1804
Wayne
1812-1890
Wayne
12 Dec 1812
Wayne/Dobbs
1757-1811
NC
1818-1845
BMRD
Wayne/Dobbs
1780-1860
HOWELL, Sarah
BMRD
Wayne
1720-1780
PEARSON, Barney
DEAN(S), Lydia
BR/MD
Wayne/Starkville, MS
1789-1864/7
PEARSON, Barney B. II
EATMAN, Piety
B/MRD
Starkville, MS/Nash
1820-1893
BRYANT?, Anna
1
B
BMRD
B
BR
!
i
#
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
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COUNTY
PERIOD
36
PEARSON, Christopher
FEARON, Eleanor
BMRD
Cumberland, England
1645-1711
36
PEARSON, Ichabod
LAMB, Miriam
B/MRD
Perquimans/Wayne
7 - 1784
36
PEARSON, John
BMRD
Cumberland, England
abt 1619-1650
36
PEARSON, Peter
NEWBY, Rachel
RD
Perquimans
1679-1735
36
PEARSON, Peter II
BOGUE, Rachel
BM/RD
Perquimons/Wayne
1711-
36
PEARSON, Robert Alvin
CONYERS, Bettie Mae
BMRD
Nash
1875-1907
36
PEARSON, Robert Alvin, Sr.
BASS, Sula Pauline
B/MRD
Nash/Wilson
1905-1981
36
PEARSON, William
MATTHEWS, Ada
BM/RD
Nash/Wilson
1847-1926
20
PEELE (Surname)
42
PERKINS, Aaron
POPE, Celia
RD
Wayne
Pre-1843
42
PERKINS, Jeremiah
LOVIN, Faithy
RD
Wayne
Pre-1820
28
PHILLIPS, Charles
HARDY, Jemima
R
Lenoir
1770's-ca 1800
11
PHILLIPS, Edith
GURLEY, Daniel
BMRD
Johnston /Wayne
1819-7
28
PHILLIPS, John
R
Craven
ca 1743-1790's
28
PHILLIPS, John
unknown
R
Prince George Co, VA
1700-1750
28
PHILLIPS, Mason
unknown
R
Lenoir
1743-1770's
28
PHILLIPS, Mason, Jr.
unknown
R
Lenoir/Pitt
1780's
28
PHILLIPS, Thomas
R
Craven
1740's
22
PIKE, Nathan
MAUDLIN, Rachel
MRD
Wayne
1760-1844
44
PIKE, Nathan
MAUDLIN. Rachel
B
Pasquotank
22 Aug 1760
07
PIPKIN, Lewis Marion
HILL, Cora Ann
RD
Wayne
1886-1923
07
PIPKIN, Needham Bryant
WARRICK, Celia
RD
Wayne
07
PIPKIN, Needham Bryant
POPE, William
(2)
22
30
POPE, Henry
30
, Elizabeth
Wayne
, Elizabeth
, Isabella
Johnston/Wayne
1800
BMRD
Wayne
ca 1814-1869
BRADFORD?, Tabitha
BMRD
Bertie/Edgecombe
1723-1764
POPE, John
McKINNIE, Mourning
RD
Bertie/Edgecombe
1720-1744
13
PRICE, Berry
WALLACE, Smithy
Johnston
1811
11
O'NEAL, Mary
Wayne
1809-7
13
PRICE, Thomas
RAIN(E)S, Col. Henry
R
Johnston
1700's
32
RAINS, Henry
OLIVER?, Ann
D
Johnston
29 May 1785
15
RAPER, Robert
WATSON, Nancy N.
B
Johnston
26 May 1827
43
ROBERTS, Charles Sr.
LANGSTON, ?
D
Orange
1788
40
ROBERTS, Dorcas
COWARD, Edward
R
Chowan Precinct
1718
40
ROBERTS, Dorcas
CURLEE,
M
Johnston
?
40
ROBERTS, Elizabeth
STANCELL, William
M
Johnston
?
40
ROBERTS, James
EDWARDS, Cordelia
R
Chowan Precinct/Bertie
1718-ca 1734
, Mary J.
, Delphia
BM
B
BD
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ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
ROBERTS, James
CREECH, Amy
BR
40
ROBERTS, James
CREECH, Amy
D
08
ROBERTS, James, Sr.
EDWARDS, Cordelia
B
08
ROBERTS, James, Sr.
EDWARDS, Cordelia
D
Johnston/Dobbs
Aft 1761
26
ROBERTS, John Richard
R
Wayne
ca 1790
40
ROBERTS, Mary
LEWIS, Edna
PAREMORE, Matthew/Wm
M
Johnston
?
40
ROBERTS, Roger
unknown
R
Dobbs
1787,1791
40
ROBERTS, Stephen
GRIMES, Sarah
M
NC
1775-1780
40
ROBERTS, Stephen
GRIMES, Sarah
D
Barnwell Co, SC
Late 1823
43
ROBERTS, William
UMSTEAD, Lucy Jane
M
Granville
29 Dec 1781
40
ROBERTS, Winney
BAREFIELD,
M
Johnston
?
09
ROBITZSCH, Rachel
MAHN, John Gottlieb Sr.
New Hanover
1825-1888
17
ROUSE, Jonathan
Wayne/Lenoir
1822-1871
13
ROYALL, Lee Richmond
HARDEE, Catherine
KING, Zilphia
Johnston
1880
09
SASSER, Ollen/Ollin Crawford
WOODARD, Nancy
Johnston/Wayne
1802-1883
33
SASSER, Thomas
R
Dobbs
ca 1760-1821
46
SAULS, Kendred
R
Greene
ca 1830-1846
15
SCOTT, Probate B.
B
Johnston
11 Nov 1823
32
SEWELL, Thomas
D
VA
ca 1642
23
SEYMOUR, Isaiah
EDMUNDSON, Louiza
B
Wayne
June 1830
46
SHEPARD, Asa Holt
CHESTNUT, Catherine
MR
Jefferson Co, FL
1850-1876
13
SHERRARD, Benjamin
BEST, Clarky
Greene
1750
30
SIMS, James
THOMAS, Christian Nature
BMR
Edgecombe or Wayne
ca 1751-1790
30
SIMS, Reddick
BR
Wayne or Edgecombe
ca 1777-1790
30
SIMS, Robert I
WALKER, Patsy
(FORT)FIVEASH/FYBASH,
Phillis
Bertie
1729
30
12
SIMS, Robert II
(1 st Wayne Co. sheriff 1781-1787)
SMITH, Henry Arthur
12
SMITH, Richard
AVENT, Amy
09
32
SPINX (PINKS?), Cynthia
SPIVEY, Aaron
LYNCH, Cornelius, Jr.
TALTON, Sally
17
STANLEY, Moses
WEST, Sally
31
STANLY, Harris
WIGGINS, Matilda
10
10
#
, Clarissy
, Margaret (Peggy)
PERKINS, Bertha B.
, Mercy?
EVENT
BMRD
M
B
D
COUNTY
PERIOD
Johnston
ca 1730-35 - 7
Barnwell Co, SC
Nov. 1802
ca 1695
BARNES, Mary
BMRD
Bertie / Wayne
ca 1725-1791
UZZELL, Lucretia
BMRD
Lenoir
1718-1796
B
Lenoir
1741
Johnston
1775-1830
Johnston
13 March 1801
Wayne
1770's-1811
?
Wayne/Johnston
ca 1780- ca 1870
STANLY, Major
B
Wayne
ca 1785
STANLY, Moses
D
Wayne
cal811
49
STANTON, Margaret C.
MATHIS, James Thomas
B
Duplin
cal814
03
STRICKLAND, Irvin
CROW, Martha
D
Hall Co, GA
1850
D
BMRD
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02
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
STRICKLAND, Haywood
WESTBROOK, Agnes
39
SULLIVAN(T)/SILAVENT, Russell
TALTON, Matilda
05
SUTTON, Benjamin F.
HILL, Mary Jane
#
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COUNTY
PERIOD
Johnston/ Sampson
1845-1930
BMRD
Johnston/Wayne
1820-1900
M1859
Lenoir
1824-1908
BD
14
SUTTON, Martha "Patsy/Pattie"
ELMORE, Joel
cal830-ml855
TALTON, James
ALMOND, Sarah
BM
RD
Lenoir?/Wayne?
31
Johnston
1750-ca 1803
31
TALTON, James
POOL/SPIVEY, Nancy
RD
Johnston
ca 1760-ca 1807
09
TAYLOR, Mary A.
BEASLEY, James
New Hanover
1780-1850
03
TAYLOR, Mathew
BOX, Elizabeth
BD
03
TAYLOR, Teagle
LITTLE, Celia
BD
46
TEAT, Abner
FOUNTAIN, Rhoda
46
TEAT, Green
21
Edgecombe/ Marion
Co.AL
Edgecombe
ca 1740-1826
R
Edgecombe
ca 1782-1820
MOORE, Sarah (Sally)
MR
Edgecombe
ca 1820-1850
THOMAS, Charlotte
HERRING, Etheldred
D
Wayne
1891
30
THOMAS, Jonathon, Reverend
HILLIARD, Mary
Edgecombe
ca 1755-1775
11
THOMPSON, Bright
BMRD
Wayne
1823-1877
01
THOMPSON, Daniel Robert
CROOM, Temperance
JONES, Mary Frances
BMRD
Wayne
1836-1889
01
THOMPSON, Dickson
DEANS, Elizabeth (Betsy)
D
Wayne
ca 1839
44
THOMPSON, Hardy
MORING, Nancy
D
Wayne
ca 1770
23
THOMPSON, Isaac
WILLIAMS, Elender J.
MR
Wayne
ca 1850-1860
22
TILTON, Henry
BMRD
Wayne
1812-1873
13
TOMLINSON, Edmond
Johnston
1764
18
MOYE, Penelope
, Tempie
Pitt
ca 1805-1870
05
TRIPP, Joshua Sr.
TURBEVILLE, Sampson
D
Sampson
1797
49
TURNAGE, Fannie
BLAYLOCK, John
B
Duplin
1825
04
TURNER, John
TURNER, Jonas
DILLARD, Elizabeth
BISHOP, Virginia Jane
Person / TN
1755-1824
R
Jones
ca 1800
HARRIS, Mary Ann "Martha"
B
Pitt?
ca 1830
43
TURNER, Robert
UMSTEAD, Lucy Jane
ROBERTS, William
D
Orange
?
15
UNDERWOOD, David
PERKINS, Nancy C.
B
Wayne
16 Aug 1843
35
UZZELL, Isham
BLACKMAN, Nancy
R
Dobbs
1790-1792
35
UZZELL, Isom
BLACKMAN, Nancy
M
Johnston
16 Feb. 1790
27
UZZELL, Major
DUNN, Rebecca
BMRD
Wayne
1777-1841
35
UZZELL, Thomas "Natures Beauty"
HINES, Sarah
M
Dobbs
bef1767
43
VEAZEY, Elijah
HESTER, Frances
D
Orange
AbtlSOl
43
VEAZEY, Emily
NORWOOD, William John
D
Orange
?
45
WARD, Ezekiel
Unknown
R
Dobbs
1769-1781
45
WARD, Ezekiel
B
Dobbs
22 May 1773
49
18
, Catherine (Betsy)
RD
B
, Mary
BRMD
RM
1766-1865
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45
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
WARD, Ezekiel
46
WARD, Kinchen
SAULS, Rebecca
45
WARD, Solomon
Unknown
45
WARD. Burrel
45
#
COUNTY
EVENT
1773—1812
Greene
ca 1800-1846
R
Johnston/Dobbs
1758-1788
McCLANAHAN, Mary B
B
Glasgow
21 Jun 1794
WARD. Burrel
McCLANAHAN, Mary B
R
Glasgow/Greene
1794-1812
07
WARRICK, Ben
BR
Duplin/Wayne
1823-1857-
01
WASDIN, Jonathan
, Mary "Polly
UZZELL, Sarah
Wayne
1795
14
WATERS, Mary A.
BM
Lenoir?/Wayne?
ca 1805/1827
43
WEBB, Frances A.
ELMORE, Everitt
BARNES, John C.
B
VA
5 May 1820
43
WEBB. Frances A.
BARNES, John C.
D
Wayne (Goldsboro)
20 Feb 1892
24
WEEKS, Serena Catherine
BMD
Sampson?
ca 1830
35
WESTBROOK, Burwell
BELL, Thomas C.
UZZELL, Susanna
MRD
Greene
1784-1803
47
WHITE, Geo.
WIGGS, Millie (Mildred)
R
Greene
1819-1830
47
WHITE, John
HORTON, Mary
M
Baltimore, MD
1749
47
WHITE, John
R
Beaufort
1799-1810
47
WHITE, Reubin
POLLOCK, Ellender
R
Onslow/Edgecombe
1779-1804
47
WHITE, William
WHITEHEAD, Mary
R
Jones/Lenoir
1779-1783
47
WHITE, William
WHITEHEAD, Nancy
R
Lenoir/Jones
1779-1783
47
WHITE, Windsor
VENDRICK, Eliz.
M
Beaufort
1793-1834
47
WHITE, Wm, Jr.
FARMER, Eliz.
M
Lenoir
1788
47
WHITE, Wm, Sr.
WHITEHEAD, Nancy
R
Wayne
1783-1808
47
INGRAM, Sarah
R
Jones/Edgecombe
1759-1807
13
WHITEHEAD, Wm. B.
WHITFIELD, Luke
42
WHITSITT, James
GANT, Polly
RD
Wayne
Pre-1868
42
WHITSITT, W.C.
PERKINS, Piercy
RD
Wayne
ca 1825-1880
35
WIGGINS, Charlotte
WESTBROOK, Gray
BMR
Lenoir
1760-7
35
WIGGINS, Ellenor
JONES, John
BMR
Lenoir
1757-7
04
WIGGS, Joel
WORLEY, Ann
RD
Wayne
1760-1792
04
WIGGS, Matthew
ORR, Nancy
BR
Wayne/ TN
1785-1850
26
KORNEGAY, Frances
, Tryphena
DIV.
Wayne
ca 1856
41
WILLIAMS, Blaney
WILLIAMS, Edward
Haywood Co, TN
1820's- bef 1841
41
WILLIAMS, Edward
, Tryphena
BMR
Pitt
ca 1770-1820
48
WILLIAMS, Marshal
MILLARD, Martha Louise
B
Wayne
27 June 1860
48
WILLIAMS, Nathan
Unknown
D
Wayne
ca June 1871
07
WILLIAMS, Stephen
WILLOUGHBY, John
B
Wayne
1813
Pitt
1793-1838
, Catron
R
PERIOD
Dobbs/Greene
27
, Mary
Page 14
B?M?R
D
MRD
, Elindar
FOREMAN, Margaret
RD
MRD
1800's
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27
ANCESTOR NAME
(LAST, first)
WILLOUGHBY, Robert
TYSON, Elizabeth
BMRD
Pitt
1801-1880
27
WILLOUGHBY, Robert Thomas
BAKER, Absaly Ann
BMRD
Pitt
1832-1897
27
WILLOUGHBY, Ruel T. J.
HARRELL, Anna Dora
Wayne
1920-1936
09
WOODARD, Warren
HAMILTON, Sally/Sallie
Johnston/Wayne
1794-1860
03
WORTHAM, Silvester
CROW, Thomas
Unknown
KILLETT, Sarah McDaniel
NC
?
1780-1790
1725
#
49
Member and Address
COUNTY
EVENT
RD
B
B
PERIOD
Surnames
E-mail Address & Phone
Ms. Rosanne Albritton
112 Lakeview Lane
Sunrise Beach, TX 78643
[email protected]
(915)388-4292
Uzzell/Uzzle
Mrs. D. H. Bagley
5017 Round Tower PI.
Columbia, MD 21044
(301)596-4881
Bagley
Mary Julane Langley Biederstedt
3431 14th Street
Lewiston, Idaho 83501
[email protected]
(208) 743-6668
Langley, McCarty, Bryan, Thomas,
Davis, Boyett, Bass, Holt
Cathy Warrick Blow
211 BartlettAve.
Goldsboro, NC 27530
rblow@nc .rr.com
(919)735-1089
Hines, Warrick, Edwards, Haswell,
Langston, Elmore,Overman, Jinnette
Mrs. Lessie (David) Brewton
P.O. Box 368
Robertsdale, AL 36567-0368
(207) 947-4076
Bruton/Brewton, Pringle, Holland
Carol Heath Clay
8725-P Beckenham Lane
Inglewood, CA 90305
(310)672-8970
[email protected]
Heath, Yelverton, Taylor, Sherard,
Shaddy, Rose, Braswell, Artis,
Edmundson, Boney
Betty Corbett
2018 Azalea Drive
Goldsboro, NC 27530
[email protected]
(919)734-1692
Blow, Holland, Crawford, Hare,
Gardner, Walston, Owens, Blizzard
Gail E. Dement
909 NE 122nd Ave. Apt. 3
Portland, OR 97230
gedsmileO 1 @aol.com
Ormond, Sugg, Hardy, Grimsley,
Durant, Hearon, Black
John & Marceile S. Edmundson
P.O. Box 71
Alliance, NC 28509
252-745-3823
marceile@pamlico .net
Bames, Edmundson, Ginn, Hill, Lane,
Lewis, Roberts, Smith
Member and Address
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Surnames
Joseph E. Elmore
2024 NC 56 Hwy. E.
Louisburg, NC 27549
(919)496-5168
Elmore, Sutton, Hill, Rackley,
Boykin, Bizzell, Waters/Walters
Barbara Ferrell
6605 Little Rock Church Road
Lucama,NC 27851
(252) 239-0934
Daniel, Ferrell, Hayes
R. Thomas & Shelley Flores
105 Twin Oaks Place
Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919)736-9267
[email protected]
Flores/Flours, Floore, Flory, Harris,
Jones, Shivars, Bames, Pate, Smith,
Whitley, Summerlin, Ray, Best,
Kendall, Hood
Arnold Flowers
3601 Arlington Bridge Road
Seven Springs, NC 28578
[email protected]
(919)736-0854
Holmes, Garner
Robert R. Handley
P.O. Box 1724
Lady Lake, FL 32158
(352) 347-7253
[email protected]
Handley, Woodard, Mooney
(Mauney), McCullough, Bullock,
Greene, Kiser, Applewhite, Langston
Barbara H. Hatch
504 N. Jackson Street
Goldsboro, NC 27530
(919)734-4176
Hood, Prince, Hollowell, Kornegay,
McKinne, Stith, Hatch, Fulghum
Jean R. Hillegass
801 Stockley Gardens
Norfolk, Virginia 23507-2020
(757) 622-8403
Coward, Griffin, Roberts, Smithwick,
Edwards
Barbara Hoelzel
210 Hermitage Road
Greenville, SC 29615-1805
[email protected]
(864)292-5113
Lane, Sanders
James Ingram
310 Forest Road
Oxford, NC 27565
(919)693-3209
Ingram, Grantham, Rhodes, Johnson,
Lee, Barfield, Walston
Carolyn Bridgers Jackson
4040 Bow St. NE
Cleveland, NC 37312
[email protected]
(423)479-1686
Bridgers, Lee
Louise Davis Jones
3009 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27607
(919)787-5168
Davis, Hicks, Jones
Nancy Davis Joyner
1248 Roanoke Ave.
Charlotte, NC 28205-6340
[email protected]
(704) 563-1088
Davis, Ferrell, Boyette, Bryant, Sauls,
Goff, Crumpler, Ward, Bass
Member and Address
Inez D. Kerr
3525 Angus Drive
Castle Hayne, NC 28429
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[email protected]
Edwin Lee, Jr.
2701 Pickett Road No. 4017
Durham, NC 27705
Surnames
Dail, Goodman, Goodson, Sullivan,
Smith, Glisson, Bizzell
Mosely, Carr, Whitfield, Hatch,
Sasser, Bryan, Brownrigg, Powell,
Wellons
Ms. Muriel E. Lewis
3314 Chiswick Court, Apt. 3E
Silver Spring, MD 20906-1635
(301)598-2264
Sasser, Bryan, Smith, Lee, Visage,
Gornto
Gail (Singleton) Luckett
112 Decoy Drive
Pikeville, NC 27863-8862
(919)778-6427
redangell [email protected]
Bryan, Creech, Holt, Hollowell,
Singleton, Dail
Mary Parks Macy
109 Virginia Drive
Chapel Hill, NC 27514-6636
(919) 932-7852
Herring, Ivey, Parks, Sutton, Wood
Martha Mewbom Marble
1377 Independence Ave. SE
Washington, DC 20003
(202)547-7107
[email protected]
Bryan(t), Smith, Rentfrow
Letha Marshall
398 Grand Loop Dr.
Mt. Washington, KY 40047-7719
[email protected]
(502) 538-6835
Matthew & Zilphia Uzzell Smith,
Price, Newman
Sloan Mason
125 Durham Drive
Fayetteville, GA 30214
[email protected]
(770)460-8615
Spence, Dupree, Hooten, Rochelle
Hazel J. Nicholson
26 Robinwood Place
Purvis, MS 39475
(601)268-2931
Barfield
Linda Northcutt
713 Coventry Court
Raleigh, NC 27609
(919)781-4399
Cox, Davis, Grantham, Lancaster
Dewey B. Overman
1013 W. Sterlington Place
Apex, NC 27502
[email protected]
(919) 363-0720
Overman, Pierce, Edwards, Bailey,
Moore, Darden, Holland, Brown
Fred Parker
2331 Byrd Street
Raleigh, NC 27608
(919)828-4886
Parker, Borden, Fort, Sherard, Coley
Member and Address
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Surnames
Michael Pelt
432 Farmstead Drive
Cary,NC27511
[email protected]
(919)481-4167
Van Pelt, Pelt, Stocks, Overman,
Bartlett
Rosalyn Sasser Perdue
75 Cliff Ridge
Cashiers, NC 28717-9546
(828) 743-9873
2dancers@gte .net
Holmes, Minshew, Sasser, Spaight
D. Diane Talton Rehm
988 Laurel Lane
Pittsgrove, NJ 08318-4064
[email protected]
(856)455-1012
Davis, Sullivan, Talton
Les Robbins
1820 Abbotsbury Way
Virginia Beach, VA 23453-7038
(757) 468-5244
Robbins, Talton, Sullivan, Phillips
Faye Sherbert
3943 Cove Road
Edgewater, MD 21037
[email protected]
(410) 798-4880
Cook, Bass, Godwin,
Ed Lucas abt. 1820
Wesley Grey & Dot Singleton
504 Fedelon Trail
(919) 734-4279
Hollowell, Holt, Wellons, Gaither,
Sater
James E. Smith
5169 Carlson Dairy Road
Summerfield, NC 27358
[email protected]
Aldridge, Avent, Best, Britt, Butts,
Daniel, Davis, Ginn, Ham, Hardy,
Howell, Hull, Mooring, Parks, Pate,
Peacock, Smith, Stanton, Strickland,
Sutton, Wells, Williams, Wooten,
Worrell
Nancy E. Taylor
3020 Ridgecrest Drive
Rocky Mount, NC 27803-1328
(252) 443-3030
Edmundson, Lancaster, Smith, Kirby,
Hill, Pate, Ferrell
Sybil Thomas
1775 Hwy 903 South
Snow Hill, NC 28580
(252) 747-3762
[email protected]
Joyner, Sugg, Pridgen, Witheriilgton
(Worthington)
Geneva H. Woodard
1921 Salem Church Road
(919)735-2219
Woodard, Isler, Holloman, Brit t
Catherine S. Yates
P.O. Box 468
Chadbourn,NC 28431
(910)654-3893
Futrell, McCleney, Wiggs

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