We use Norton anti-virus and zone alarm firewall.  We have been bombarded lately
with emails carrying viruses.  I mean three or four a day.  It has taken care of
everything.  We are very pleased. Lori
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   To: genpcnfr
   Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 10:13 PM
   Subject: [genpcncfir] ANTI VIRUS PROGRAMS


   Hi Everyone,

   Well as you can see Jewelle (bless her heart) got me back up and running
   with the group again.  Have a question for everyone.  Has anyone used
   Norton Antivirus with Firewall?  I have Norton Antivirus, but it could
   not remove the trojan virus from the computer.  Had to get a program
   called Trojan Remover.  Or does anyone have any good suggestions?

   Appreciate any and all help.

   Marilyn
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I, too, have been bombarded with emails with viruses attached -- some of
which appear to be returned mail from my email address.  I use Norton
Internet Security -- so far none of the viruses have infected my computer.
It's very frustrating to have to delete half my messages. Pat

Dear Carol and other Worthington researchers,

Last year when I was in Kinston, I visited Maplewood Cemetery.  I took photos of
these graves: Abijah Wesley Wetherington (b:1880), Alfred S (b:1868) & Sally D
(b:1870)Wetherington, George Dewey Wetherington (b:1899 Vet) and Jesse Walter
Wetherington (b:1931 Vet).

I do not have them in my database.  If anyone has them I would be happy to email
them the jpegs.
Marcia


Carol Singh <csinghworthington@...> wrote:
Dear Trish, The story I have from Uncle Mark and Mama
was that Elizabeth was buried on Forbes' land because
Jeremiah owned no plot at the time. He lived to a ripe
old age, dying about a month before his son Alfred
Worthington. Jeremiah Sr. was our great, great
grandfather; Alfred his son born in 1845 was our great
grandfather, and Alfred who was born in 1871 ("Grandpa
Alp") was our grandfather. I believe that Alfred of
1845 secured what is known as the Alfred Worthington
Cemetery--but could be wrong about the acquisition.
Grandpa Alp himself owned no cemetery plot. That is
the reason that Jacky Ann McGowan (mother of his wife
Jenny Secession McGowan) who lived with him and died
in 1925 was buried in her brother-in-law's family
cemetery, the Carney Burial Ground according to the
death certificate. I would really appreciate it if you
or any of our membership can give me the location of
that cemetery; I have been able to find nothing at all
on it either online or off. Grandpa bought six plots
in Greenwood Cemetery upon the death in June 1934 of
his wife, Jenny Secession McGowan. He had intended the
plots for Jenny, for himself, and for Mama, Uncle
Mark, and Uncle Poe, and Aunt Doris whom Uncle Poe had
married shortly after Jenny's death. Of course, Uncle
Poe was not buried there because when we reached
Greenville we learned that Aunt Doris had secured
plots for them in Pinewood, not having known (as Mama
had assumed she had) about the plots available under
the Worthington headstone in Greenwood. Mama gave me
this information firsthand. However, I never asked her
where other McGowan and Worthington kin were buried
because I assumed that all were in Greenwood--shows
the danger of assumptions! Later, Carol
--- Trish Worthington Cobb <turniproots@...>
wrote:
> Hi Lori (and any other Worthington descendants out
> there),
>
> Could you give me more on Joseph and Lucy 's
> descendants.  I know that
> what I have on them is incomplete.
> What is your direct line to Joseph?
>
> I would like to gather more information on all
> Worthington/Witherington
> descendants, especially those that were in Pitt
> County, NC area (not
> excluding the surrounding counties).  Thanks to Leah
> McGlohon and other
> researchers, we know much about our W'ington and
> McGlohon ancestors.
>
> You may know that Joseph's grandfather Jeremiah
> Worthington is buried
> in the Worthington cemetery at the corner of
> Worthington and Corey
> roads.  Jeremiah's first wife Elizabeth "Betsy"
> Forbes, the mother of
> all his known children, is buried in the
> Forbes-Tyson cemetery on her
> family's land where her Forbes family is buried.  My
> theory on these
> separate burials is that Jerry may have offended his
> Forbes in-laws by
> taking a second wife after Betsy's death, thus, he
> was excluded him
> from the Forbes plot.  Would love to know the real
> story.
>
> We have a Worthington Reunion in Winterville each
> year on the 4th Sat.
> in June.  You are welcome to attend.  Send me
> addresses for anyone whom
> you think may be interested in attending.  I'll mail
> newsletters &
> invitations when they are ready to be sent.  The
> reunion helps to
> support the cemetery where Jeremiah is buried.
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
> Trish
>
>
> On Wednesday, March 31, 2004, at 07:27 AM, Jack
> Devitt wrote:
>
> > My ancestors Joseph and Jerry Weathington and Lucy
> Cannon are buried
> > there. Lori
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: Louise Champion
> >   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 6:48 AM
> >   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Reedy Branch Cemetery
> >
> >
> >   Hi Paula and Carol,
> >
> >   My sister and I took videos of the church and
> cemetery
> >   the day before the 9/11 tragedy.  I was looking
> at the
> >   video today and it is the right church.  I live
> in
> >   California, but my sister gifted me with a trip
> to
> >   Winterville, NC.
> >
> >   There is a memorial sign to the church that says
> that
> >   the Reedy Branch Freewill Baptist Church was
> orginized
> >   in 1800 and the land was given for the church
> cemetery
> >   in 1890.  The pastor of the church is Philip
> Wood.  He
> >   came out and talked to us and told us the proud
> >   history of the church.  I don't know if the
> church was
> >   ever at another location.  My cousin lives in
> Ayden (5
> >   miles from Winterville). Her father was a
> memeber of
> >   the church until he died in 1993.  She told me
> that
> >   great granddaddy, Redding Tripp, lived within
> sight of
> >   the church. He and his wife are buried there and
> they
> >   are listed in the Reedy Branch Cemetery that is
> >   online.
> >
> >   I'll see if I can type out what the memorial
> sign
> >   says.
> >
> >   Louise
> >
> >
> >
> >
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I've been looking for Willis Wilson, but not this one.  There was another one
In Pitt County, NC in early 1800's.  Would he be an ancestor?

Mary Yamada

Message: 3
    Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 05:33:48 -0800 (PST)
    From: Louise Champion <champright@...>
Subject: Re: Reedy Branch Cemetery

This is a memorial sign that stands in front of the
church.  Typed from a video.

Reedy Branch Free Will Baptist Church
Front of signβ€”This church was organized around 1800,
named for the branch overgrown with reeds north of the
site.  Original building was of log heated by a large
fireplace with simple wood slab pews with wood peg
legs.
The 1850 Will of Theophilus Slaughter left β€œone acre
of land whereon the Meeting House now stands which I
gave to my beloved brethren and sisters to them and
their successors of the free Will order from age to
age and generation to generation.”
After the Civil War, former slaves who worshipped here
were assisted by Reverends

Back of signβ€”(Continues from front)
Billy May, Lorenza Nobles and James Craft in
organizing a church near Greenville, NC known as
English Chapel.
Original building was replaced by frame building in
1880.  A 1901 larger frame building is the sanctuary
today hidden by a bricked exterior.  Land for the
church cemetery was acquired in 1890.
First full-time pastor and occupant of the parsonage
was Rev. Henry McIvin.  The longest record of tenure,
32 years. Is held by Rev. Willis Wilson (1963-1995).
Louise


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I visited the Reedy Branch Cemetery a couple of years
ago when I was in NC.  Here is the list of people
buried there.  Mr. J. L. Jackson did the work and this
list appears on the PCFR web site.

Copyright © 1999 Pitt County Family Researchers.
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Graphics and logos are the property of Elizabeth Ross,
Roger Kammerer, and/or PCFR, with all rights reserved.


The following inscriptions were copied from
tombstones, and a few from markers left by the funeral
home, by J. L. Jackson, May 30, 1947. There were quite
a few graves with no markers.

Annie S. Ange, Sept. 28, 1880 - July 14, 1940
Mrs. Nancy Briley, Dec. 27, 1940. Age 71 yrs., 9 mo.,
20 days
Alberta, daughter of Pearlie and V. L. Baker, May 16,
1924 - Sept. 7, 1928
Charlie M. Barber, Apr. 28,1894, died in Philadelphia
Oct. 6, 1918 while in the service of his country
Missouri, wife of Marshall Barber, Mar. 2, 1866 - May
3, 1945
Marshall B. Barber, Nov. 14, 1862 - July 30, 1917
Jasper Barber, Nov. 26, 1892 - Feb. 9, 1910
Guilford, son of Marshall and Missouri Barber, Feb. 8,
1892 - July 1, 1903
Joseph Barber, Mar. 18, 1856 - June 20, 1918
Mary E. Barber, Oct. 17, 1861 - Jan. 9, 1938
Daisy Barber, May 29, 1895 - July 24, 1911
Wm. D. Barber, son of H. B. and Louisa Barber, Nov. 5,
1890 - Sept 20, 1907
Father, Henry B. Barber, 1852 - 1896
Mother, Louisa Barber, 1863 - 1941
Father, Willie Baker, Aug. 1, 1868 - Mar. 4, 1936
Mother, Mary Lula Beddard, 1866 - 1937
Sarah, wife of J. W. Braxton, Aug. 4, 1855——
J. W. Braxton, Oct. 22, 1852 - May 15, 1927
Baby Thomas Myrtle Braxton, 1931 - 1935
Baby Gene, infant son of J. T. and Laura Braxton, 1934
Wm. J., son of J. T. and Laura Braxton, May 14, 1921 -
Jan. 13, 1922
Alton Leroy, son of J. T. and Laura Braxton, Dec. 10,
1910 - Dec. 11, 1911
Infant daughter of H. J. and Carrie Braxton, "A fairer
bud of promise never bloomed."
Malissie, daughter of J. H. and Malissie Browning,
Oct. 31, 1901 - Apr. 2, 1902
Malissie R., wife of J. H. Browning, July 6, 1882 -
Oct. 31, 1901
John Browning, Co. 5, 2d N. C. Inf. Sp. Am. War, Sept.
11, 1873 - Mar. 22, 1931
Mary Lula Beddard died Sept. 12, 1927. Age 72 years
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Chesson, July
21, 1940
Georgean Cannon Crisp, May 3, 1865 - June 30, 1935
Lewis Cannon, died Aug. 30, 1915. Age 52 years
Lottie Cannon, 1830 - Oct. 30, 1910
Sudie G., Cannon, wife of Alfred Cannon, died Mar. 17,
1923. Age 63 years
Mary, daughter of J. W. and Susan Cannon, Mar. 15,
1873 - Dc. 15, 1894
Wm. Earl, son of J. H. and Annie Crawford, Jan. 23,
1918 - Feb. 4, 1919
Charley O. J., son of J. H. and Ida Davis, Sept. 17,
1902 - Nov. 30, 1905
Infant of D. C. and M. E. Davenport, June 30, 1912
Jesse R., son of D. C. and M. E. Davenport, Mar. 15,
1890 - Feb. 1, 1904
Dolphus C. Davenport, 1864 - 1936
Maggie E. Davenport, 1874——
Gillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, 1848 -
Jan. 2, 1914
Aunt Mary Everett, 1856 - 1939
Ella, wife of L. C. Fletcher, Mar. 23, 1876 - Jan. 31,
1904
Winnie, wife of Allen Forbes, July 16, 1861 - Sept. 1,
1941
Mamie French, Oct. 24, 1888 - Aug. 28, 1935
William C. French, North Carolina Coxswain, U. S.
Navy, Apr. 12, 1936
Pennie C. Tripp, wife of J. W. Frizzelle, Apr. 28,
1856 - June 30, 1926
Pennie Martha, daughter of B. W. and Fronnie
Frizzelle, May 20, 1895 - Dec. 4, 1918
Mary Elizabeth Frizzelle, Sept. 18, 1925 - Mar. 20,
1927
Ruth Frizzelle, Jan. 26, 1930 - Feb. 13, 1930
Fronie Frizzelle, July 1896 - Jan. 22, 1932
James Irene, wife of J. A. Griffin, Aug. 26, 1877 -
May 30, 1927
Laura E., wife of W. H. Griffin, daughter of Marion
and Laura E. Harris, Oct. 24, 1894 - Oct. 27, 1918
Barbara Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Grubbs,
Jan. 13, 1938 - June 5, 1938
W. Francis Hardy, 1890——
Alvah H. Hardy, 1889 - 1943
Benjamin F. Harris, North Carolina, Sgt. 114 AMB Co.
29, Div., Feb. 15, 1930
David B., son of J. H. and S. B. Harris, Feb. 29, 1890
- Mar. 24, 1895
Edward C., son of J. H. and S. B. Harris, Sept. 11,
1892 - Sept. 15, 1892
Susan B., wife of J. H. Harris, May 6, 1861 - June 19,
1928 (Error)
J. H. Harris, May 12, 1855 - June 19, 1928
Charles H., son of J. H. and Susan B. Harris, Oct. 26,
1881 - Dec. 9, 1922
Laura E. Harris died Dec. 7, 1943. Age 77 yr. 2 mo. 12
days
Laura V., wife of W. F. Hathaway, FEb. 6, 1867 - Oct.
29, 1903
Nancy A. E., daughter of W. F. and L. V. Hathaway,
Aug. 15, 1900 - Dec. 4, 1902
Pollie Horne, wife of Sam Horne, July 30, 1877 - Mar.
6, 1940
Mamie R., daughter of J. E. and B. E. Jackson, Jan.
17, 1919 - Nov. 17, 1920
Father, Jessie E. Jackson, Jan. 16, 1885 - July 25,
1925
Ollen Victor Kittrell, Fireman 1cl U. S. Nanvy, Sept.
2, 1941
Juanita Kittrell, daughter of Ollen and Rethel
Kittrell, Oct. 13, 1927 - Aug. 20, 1942
Benjamin Franklin Little, North Carolina, Seaman 2 cl
U. S. N. R. F., Mar. 28, 1942
Elwood, son of C. F. and C. M. Little. Born and died
Feb. 14, 1918
Francis M. Little, Dec. 4, 1845 - Aug. 21, 1902
Nannie Jones Little, Oct. 28, 1864 - Oct. 1948
Lener E., daughter of F. M. and Nannie Little, July
19, 1889 - Sept. 28, 1895
Father, C. L. Little, Nov. 27, 1847 - Jan. 27, 1927
Mother, Susan E. Little, July 3, 1845 - Sept. 28, 1910
Julia Ann J. Little, wife of W. C. Little, Feb. 4,
1818 - Aug. 25, 1894
W. E., son of W. S. and Mary Little, 1897
Mary, daughter of W. S. and Mary Little, 1892
W. S. Little, Mar. 17, 1859 - Dec. 15, 1903
Mary E., wife of W. S. Little, May 2, 1875 - Mar. 29,
1910
Herman G. Little, son of Mary E. and W. S. Little,
Sept. 8, 1902 - Sept. 2, 1906
Father, Henry A. Manning, Nov. 2, 1870 - Dec. 6, 1933
Mother, Bettie Elizabeth Manning, Mar. 20, 1868 - Oct.
2, 1933
Nancy E. Manning, Aug. 25, 1867 - Oct. 16, 1940
William S. Manning, Sept. 5, 1862——
Charlie L. Manning, 1883 - 19__
Infant of L. and Emma Manning, Nov. 16 - Nov. 20, 1908
Herbert D., son of L. and Emma Manning, Nov. 2, 1905 -
Dec. 20, 1906
Mrs. Emma Manning, 1879 - 1943
Lynn Manning, born 1874
Dora E. Manning, Aug. 31, 1915 - May 27, 1917
Carrie Lena, wife of O. C. Manning, July 25, 1888 -
May 28, 1917
Lena Mae Manning, Mar. 10, 1917 - May 28, 1917
J. B. McGowan, 1860 - 1926
Mollie B. McGowan, 1864 - 1925
Heber McLawhon, Mar. 6, 1886 - Jan. 20, 1919
Infant daughter of Allen Mozingo, Jan. 1, 1939
Rubelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mozingo, Aug.
16, 1929 - Oct. 11, 1929
Henry D. Nelson, Died Dec. 27, 1942. Aged 61 years
P. L. Nelson, Died Aug. 31, 1942. Aged 38 years
Thurman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer T. Nelson, Aug. 11,
1932 - July 19, 1936
W. S. Nobles, Mar. 28, 1872 - May 13, 1911
Thomas R. Oneal, May 16, 1849 - Feb. 17, 1919
Salina J. Oneal, wife of T. R. Oneal, Mar. 25, 1852 -
July 11, 1929
Mary L. Oneal, Dec. 23, 1887——
William B. Oneal, May 13, 1882 - Jan. 9, 1944
Edna Slaughter, Dec. 27, 1829 - July 29, 1917
Martha E., wife of Jimmie Smith, Dec. 24, 1855 - July
15, 1929
Jasper Cletas Smith, Feb. 15, 1895 - Oct. 21, 1914
Martha Jane Smith, 1856 - 1937
John Thomas Smith, Dec. 26, 1852 - Dec. 5, 1922
Edith Evelyn Smith, Mar. 29, 1913 - July 10, 1915
Edward Gray Smith, Apr. 24, 1916 - Feb. 4, 1917
Benjamin Warren Smith, July 4, 1917 - Apr. 7, 1918
Edward Warren Smith, May 14, 1878 - Sept. 22, 1945
Margaret Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stocks,
Oct. 27, 1937 - Sept. 7, 1939
Mamie C. Stocks, July 22, 1911 - June 3, 1944
Nile S. Stocks, July 4, 1876 - Jan. 7, 1947
Eliza B. Stocks, Mar. 25, 1886——
Carl Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nile Stocks, June 20,
1923 - Aug. 17, 1937
Stancil Glen Stocks, 1906 - 1935 and brother
Earl Nile Stocks, 1903 - 1935
Edward Lee, son of F. B. and Fannie Mae Stocks, July
30, 1930 - Dec. 29, 1931
Marcellus Stocks, June 1943
Father, J. A. Stocks, Jan. 19, 1843 - Aug. 27, 1922
Lester Earle, son of F. B. and Fannie Mae Stocks, Dec.
16, 1926 - June 5, 1928
Arch Stocks, Mar. 8, 1867 - Jan. 8, 1930
Dallas D. Stocks, Dec. 6, 1911 - Oct. 12, 1941
Elbert, son of Archie and Julia Stocks, Dec. 28, 1897
- Dec. 11, 1915
Clifton, son of Arch and Julia Stocks, Jan. 10, 1895 -
Oct. 31, 1899
Leona, daughter of Archable and Julia Stocks, Sept.
26, 1901 - Jan. 12, 1902
Blaney Stocks, Sept. 19, 1866 - May 17, 1945
Vedie Victoria Stocks, Apr. 20, 1883 - Sept. 27, 1935
Infant daughter of J. S. and R. E. Sutton, Sept. 20,
1908
Joseph S. Sutton, June 21, 1886 - Aug. 15, 1943
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Strickland, Aug.
11, 1945
Joshua Tripp, Jan. 14, 1848 - Oct. 8, 1939
Wife, Gertrude Tripp, Jan. 20, 1858——
Furney Tripp, Dec. 8, 1870 - Apr. 5, 1942
Lucy J. Tripp, May 7, 1874 - Dec. 25, 1940
Ben Tripp, Jr., Nov. 22, 1924 - Sept. 17, 1943
Josh Lee Roy, son of Josh and Annie Tripp, Nov. 30,
1915 - Oct. 29, 1916
Infant daughter of Josh and Annie Tripp, Sept. 2, 1914
Mother, Nancy C. Tripp, May 20, 1853 - Nov. 13, 1925
Father, Joshua C. Tripp, Dec. 16, 1828 - May 9, 1908
Annie, wife of J. T. Tripp, Apr. 15, 1869 - Sept. 13,
1915
Mary A., daughter of J. T. and Annie Tripp, Feb. 6,
1902 - Sept. 15, 1906
Zeno Brown Tripp, 1907 - 1927
Purnell Tripp, Dec. 26, 1874 - Apr. 17, 1910
Martha J. Tripp, wife of C. E. Tripp, May 2, 1890 -
Jan. 12, 1919
Redding Tripp, May 11, 1830 - June 15, 1917
Sarah B. Tripp, wife of Redding Tripp, Feb. 25, 1842 -
Aug. 24, 1905
Infant son of Noah B. Tripp, Dec. 8, died July 24,
1903
Willie W., son of Noah B. L. Tripp, Sept. 19, 1900 -
Jan. 8, 1918
Pattie, wife of Noah Tripp, Dec. 1, 1884 - July 8,
1924
Noah Tripp, Apr. 19, 1877 - July 9, 1939
Ortha Tyson, Age 71 years
William Tyson, Jan. 3, 1861 - Feb. 14, 1933
Annie E. Tyson, wife of William Tyson, Nov. 15, 1872 -
Feb. 28, 1923
William T., son of W. M. and Annie Tyson, Jan. 4, 1905
- June 1, 1908
Infant daughter of W. M. and Annie Tyson, July 5, 1903
Cleveland H. Vincent, Oct. 25, 1887 - Dec. 8, 1945
Ralph K. Vincent, Nov. 16, 1928 - July 28, 1946
Ollie Dera, daughter of C. H. and Effie D. Vincent,
May 25, 1903 - Nov. 25, 1924
Nancy Cannon, wife of J. N. Vincent, 1848 - Apr. 27,
1932
James N. Vincent, July 4, 1850 - Oct. 12, 1927
G. S. Vincent, Sept. 25, 1879 - Sept. 22, 1907
S. M. Vinson (No dates)
Salota Ann Vinson (No dates)
Sarah J. Vincent, Jan. 8, 1871 - June 18, 1898
Louis C. Vincent, Aug. 2, 1881 - May 12, 1926
Alice A. L. Vincent, Nov. 27, 1847 - Sept. 30, 1930
Ida F. Vincent, Aug. 28, 1877 - Dec. 9, 1937
John F. Wade, Oct. 22, 1877 - Dec. 31, 1932
S. Lafayette, son of J. M. and A. M. Walker, Feb. 28,
1872 - Sept. 27, 1902
Martha Wesson, Sept. 15, 1834 - June 8, 1900
James D. White, North Carolina, Pvt. 11 U. S. Cavalry,
Nov. 3, 1933. Age 53
W. A. Williams, July 20, 1875 - DEc. 20, 1926
Mary A. Williams, Jan. 29, 1837 - Dec. 20, 1926
Fountain A. Weathington, Mar. 1, 1909 - Oct. 28, 1940
Lucy Cannon Weathington, 1890——
Joseph Weathington, 1876 - 1939
Jerry Worthington, Mar. 12, 1869 - Nov. 15, 1901
Infant daughter of W. A. and Luna Williams, Dec. 1,
1919 - Dec. 2, 1919


--- rootspuzzle <rootspuzzle@...> wrote:
> English Chapel connection to Reedy Branch Church?
>
> the former slaves started a church near Greenville,
> NC known as
> English Chapel. Chronicles of Pitt County #135, page
> 131
>
> Sue
>
>
>
>
>


=====
Paula Baker
Researching Cole, Wilkerson, Norman, and White in Louisiana and
Baker, Tyson, Manning, and Stocks in North Carolina

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In my search for Bass information to fill out the line, I came across this
website that caught my attention. Some of the Bass men went to SC and lived
there. One of them, Jeremiah Bass, was in the direct line that I am researching.

The following information relates to an Andrews surname, so it is not to be
confused with the Bass line yet, but since it is history about the area, I am
interested in it. Can anyone add anything to this history of the area?

." As a result of his unyielding allegiance to King George, he was forced off
his land in 1781 and went to Charleston, South Carolina where the British had
set up an evacuation station for loyalist. The newly formed North Carolina
legislature would later pass a law, which allowed the confiscation of all of the
land and holdings of Samuel Andrews. During his brief stay in Charleston,
Samuel apparently helped the British run supplies up the Little Pee Dee River to
the red coats who were engaging the forces of the "Swamp Fox", Francis Marion.
Samuel eventually evacuated to Spanish Florida, and later to Yarmouth County,
Nova Scotia. Landed there on one of the ships the British used for
transporting Loyalists. "

Faye Hays


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Same for me! McAfee, however, notifies me if or when new viruses or suspected to
arrive. This is helpful as it gives me warning of what to expect. I signed up
for this notification from McAfee's website. I can update my scan program at any
time and receive this service at no cost.

Susan (Smith) Stewart
smith rowe cannon jarrell laughinghouse hudson hardee haddock whitehurst adams
evans banks etc

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pat Landwehr" <patricialandwehr@...>
To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 5:11 AM
Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] ANTI VIRUS PROGRAMS


> I, too, have been bombarded with emails with viruses attached -- some of
> which appear to be returned mail from my email address.  I use Norton
> Internet Security -- so far none of the viruses have infected my computer.
> It's very frustrating to have to delete half my messages. Pat
>
>
>
>
> Pitt County Historical Society:                 
http://www.pittcountyhistoricalsociety.com/
>
> Submit your family for publication FREE in VOLUME II CHRONICALS earmarked for
2004/2005. Link here for detail instructions:
> http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/VolumeIIChronicles.htm
>
> RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form, limited supply:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Chronicles%20Flyer%20Feb03.htm
>
> Treasure-Trove of PITT Co.NC Genealogical Resources:  
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/
>
> We welcome all Archives visitors and invite you to join our dynamic group if
you are interested in genealogy discussion and research in Pitt and all Eastern
and Coastal North Carolina counties.
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> Research           http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>


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I have ZoneAlarm on one of my computers and it really bothered me when it
kept telling me someone was - I believe the term is pinging - my computer.
My son - in - law showed me how to keep it from telling me each time it did
it and I have been happy with that.  Rhet
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marcia McLawhorn" <marcia_mclawhorn@...>
To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 6:47 AM
Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] ANTI VIRUS PROGRAMS


Hi Marilyn and all,

It is quite scary to have something mess up your computer like that.  I am
overly stringent to prevent something like that, which tends to get me into
trouble - like when I delete a system file, not once but twice!

I am retired as a computer programmer.  To keep up with my computer, I
receive information from Kim Komando at www.komando.com (careful a mistype
takes you where you DO NOT want to go.  I commend to you her advice. She
recommends having a security and a firewall.  She frequently recommends
products and solutions - and many are free.

You can find information on her site using a search feature.

Entering "firewall", I see there is input from people who are NOT satisfied
with Norton Antivirus with Firewall.  I do not use it, but I recommend that
you see what they say before you try it. There might be a common mistakes
you could avoid.

Entering "ZoneAlarm" gives input on that product.  I can see the overviews
are similar to my own experience.  I downloaded this particular product -
choosing the 2 week trial version of one that they charge for.  I was
unhappy with all its bells and whistles and removed it after two days.  A
positive result was that my computer is now free of all the trash that gave
me popup ads at an alarming rate.  I liked the results so much I would
download it (and remove it) again if they startup again.  I am planning to
try the totally free version when I have a moment I wish to experiment with
it.

I hope this helps, I would be happy to talk about this again.
Marcia

See Kim's topic "Questions about downloading software?"

FREE SOFTWARE that she recommends, includes:

1.  Spyware and Adware Squasher  -  http://www.lavasoftusa.com/
Fight back against ad-supported software components (otherwise known as
"spyware") with Adaware, a free removal utility that scans your system and
allows you to safely remove spyware components from your memory, registry
and hard drives. (Which also gets my son's approval.)

2. Free Virus Protection - http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php
AVG AntiVirus is freeware that protects your computer from viruses and
worms. Place infected files in a vault or clean them. The easy-to-use
interface allows you to scan on demand and set up for e-mail protection.
Download updates for free!

squizzie <squizzie@...> wrote:
Hi Everyone,

Well as you can see Jewelle (bless her heart) got me back up and running
with the group again.  Have a question for everyone.  Has anyone used
Norton Antivirus with Firewall?  I have Norton Antivirus, but it could
not remove the trojan virus from the computer.  Had to get a program
called Trojan Remover.  Or does anyone have any good suggestions?

Appreciate any and all help.

Marilyn
:-!




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Pitt County Historical Society:
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Submit your family for publication FREE in VOLUME II CHRONICALS earmarked
for 2004/2005. Link here for detail instructions:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/VolumeIIChronicles.htm

RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form, limited supply:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Chronicles%20Flyer%20Feb03.htm

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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/

We welcome all Archives visitors and invite you to join our dynamic group if
you are interested in genealogy discussion and research in Pitt and all
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Rhet,

What did you do to stop the pinging?  We just installed Outpost and it's
driving me crazy.  My son hasn't had time to fix it yet.

Marilyn

>
>

Marilyn - MUTE the volume until you find out how to control the audio
component of Outpost.

Start > Control Panel > Sounds, Speech and Audio devices > Adjust volume
Rhet,

What did you do to stop the pinging?  We just installed Outpost and it's
driving me crazy.  My son hasn't had time to fix it yet.

Marilyn



---
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Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).
Version: 6.0.645 / Virus Database: 413 - Release Date: 3/28/2004

our new e-mail address is squizzie@...
thanks,
marilny and bob

Hi Everyone,

Well it happened we got hit real hard on the computer.  Had 32 trojan
viruses hit at one time.

Please make note of my new e-mail address.

squizzie@...

old address was:  robertlcapps@...

Hope I start getting messages soon.

Marilyn Capps

Hello Group...
         Just sharing an article in the Greenville NC Daily Reflector yesterday,
reference publicity for the anticipated CHRONICLES OF PITT COUNTY  VOLUME II 
....  just link here and scroll down:
http://www.reflector.com/news/newsfd/auto/feed/news/2004/03/28/1080536140.23013.\
9941.0842.html



         A correction, however, to the Wednesday 'cut-off-date' as stated in the
article.  The date as been extended again....  so I suggest you

compile your articles and photos as quickly as possible and send to PCHS.



For our new members who may not be familiar with our beloved CHRONICLES,  link
to our Files and open the Volume II Folder for more

information:          http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/files/


and for a view of this handsome, magnificent genealogical resource, link to our
Photos, (courtesy of Patricia Mersereau) and click on the
CHRONICLE Folder:    http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/lst

         Each eMessage that you receive from our Group, has a 'TAG" at the very
bottom, ... ( just keep scrolling past the 'message-body' ....  for additional
informative links Re:  Pitt County Historical Society, Diane Mason's Great Pitt
County Site, CHRONICLE RePrint and VOL II ),  all for your convenience.     
I've, personally, made a 'Short-Cut' for my 'Desk-Top' to have them at my
fingertips.  :)

         Get busy...   having your family included in PCHS's CHRONICLES is a
wonderful legacy to leave your children, grandchildren, and all
the ones yet-to-be-born!!!

                 Jewelle


jewelle@...
jewellebaker@...
Researching: (Main Capitalized)
BAKER, Barrow, BEAMAN, BLOUNT, Bonner, Bours, Braxton, CANNON, Carraway,
COX, Chester, Dail, ELLIS, Faircloth, Gardner, HANCOCK, HARDEE, Hardison,
Harris, Harper, Harrington, Heath, Hollyman  (all sp), JACKSON, Johnson,
Jones, Letchworth, Manning, McGLOHON (all sp), McGOWAN, McKeel, Mills,
Mitchell, Mumford, PHILLIPS, Price, Shaw, Smith, Sumrell, Stocks, Stokes,
Tyson, Vandiford, Walls, Walston, Weeks, Wilkerson, WINGATE, Wetherington,
Worthington,  plus ++++

GenealogyPITT Co NC Friends In Research
  (Serving all Eastern/Coastal NC Counties)
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Hello Group...
           Today's Kinston FreePress  http://www.kinston.com/   included this
article which is of interest to all who desire to
   perserve our Historical Sites.  Jane Phillips, and all on her team, is to
be commended on a job well-done!!  Click here for
   more info.... scroll down for notice from Jane.

   King memorial to break ground Monday
   April 03,2004
   Lee Raynor
   Managing Editor

http://www.kinston.com/SiteProcessor.cfm?Template=/GlobalTemplates/Details.cfm&S\
toryID=18971&Section=Local

        Hope to see all of you within driving distance in attendance Monday.

               Jewelle

   jewelle@...
   jewellebaker@...
   Researching: (Main Capitalized)
   BAKER, Barrow, BEAMAN, BLOUNT, Bonner, Bours, Braxton, CANNON, Carraway,
   COX, Chester, Dail, ELLIS, Faircloth, Gardner, HANCOCK, HARDEE, Hardison,
   Harris, Harper, Harrington, Heath, Hollyman  (all sp), JACKSON, Johnson,
   Jones, Letchworth, Manning, McGLOHON (all sp), McGOWAN, McKeel, Mills,
   Mitchell, Mumford, PHILLIPS, Price, Shaw, Smith, Sumrell, Stocks, Stokes,
   Tyson, Vandiford, Walls, Walston, Weeks, Wilkerson, WINGATE, Wetherington,
   Worthington,  plus ++++

   GenealogyPITT Co NC Friends In Research
    (Serving all Eastern/Coastal NC Counties)
   http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir
   http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/messages

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   ----- Original Message -----
   From: "Jane Phillips"
   Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 8:25 AM
   Subject: Wil King Memorial Site Ground Breaking


   > Wil King Memorial Site Ground Breaking Ceremony
   >
   > The Ground Breaking ceremony for the Wil King Memorial Site in the
Battle of
   > Kinston Battlefield Park will take place Monday morning at 9:30 April 5.
It
   > is located at the intersection of Meadowbrook Drive and Harriet Drive
behind
   > King's Restaurant in Kinston.
   >
   > A great deal of planning has gone into making this site happen.  For the
   > Lenoir County Battlefield Commission, it is  the first visible step the
   > public can see that will be one of many steps to come in making the
vision
   > for heritage tourism a reality for Lenoir County.
   >
   > Please come out and join us on this occasion
   >
   > Jane Phillips
   > President of the Historical Preservation Group

The program blocks the pinging.  (Outside people trying to tie into my
computer.)  What I stopped was the little screen popping up every time to tell
me that the program had blocked the ping.  That was what was so annoying.  I
will have to check with my son - in - law to find out what I did.  He talked me
through it on the telephone.  Now the pinging is blocked, they just don't let me
know when they are doing it.  Rhet
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: squizzie
   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 10:27 PM
   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] ANTI VIRUS PROGRAMS


   Rhet,

   What did you do to stop the pinging?  We just installed Outpost and it's
   driving me crazy.  My son hasn't had time to fix it yet.

   Marilyn

   >
   >




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Thanks to everyone who answered my e-mail. I see that I will be quite
busy checking out all of these programs.  I do like the Trojan Remover
that my son put on the computer, it removes all of the pesty little
trojans that are popping up.  I have Norton Antivirus, but will check
all of the new things out there and hopefully this will take care of my
poor computer.

Thanks again,

Marilyn

>
>

Hi All,
Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is located I
think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you from this list just
may have relatives. At the very least it is an interesting article. Enjoy

http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of a 'family
cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must Approve
Relocation Of Graves

Paula - paula@...
"A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
Victor Hugo



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Paula - Wake Forest, NC is just north of Raleigh, and  Wake Forest College
used to be located there. The Reynolds family donated a pile of money to
them and they moved to Winston-Salem. Now Wake Forest University.

Julian
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paula" <p-bannerman@...>
To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>; <NC-PCFR-L@...>
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 11:03 AM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Wake Forest, NC Cemetary


> Hi All,
> Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is located
I think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you from this list
just may have relatives. At the very least it is an interesting article.
Enjoy
>
> http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of a 'family
cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
> halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must Approve
Relocation Of Graves
>
> Paula - paula@...
> "A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
> no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
> Victor Hugo
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
> Pitt County Historical Society:
http://www.pittcountyhistoricalsociety.com/
>
> Submit your family for publication FREE in VOLUME II CHRONICALS earmarked
for 2004/2005. Link here for detail instructions:
> http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/VolumeIIChronicles.htm
>
> RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form, limited supply:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Chronicles%20Flyer%20Feb03.htm
>
> Treasure-Trove of PITT Co.NC Genealogical Resources:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/
>
> We welcome all Archives visitors and invite you to join our dynamic group
if you are interested in genealogy discussion and research in Pitt and all
Eastern and Coastal North Carolina counties.
> GenealogyPITT Co NC Friends In
> Research           http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

Whoops, I meant to sent the following response to our yahoogroups listserve
as well; sorry for any double postings...
Bob Forbes
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Forbes" <bforbes@...>
To: <NC-PCFR-L@...>
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 1:26 PM
Subject: Re: [NC-PCFR] Wake Forest, NC Cemetary


> Thanks for link to the article, Paula, but one small correction... as most
> North Carolinians know, the Town of Wake Forest, where this cemetery is
> located, is in Wake County north of Raleigh. The original Wake Forest
> College campus is still there and used by Southeastern Baptist Theological
> Seminary.  Wake Forest College moved to Winston-Salem when RJ Reynolds
> offered to build them a new campus on his land, with his tobacco money.
And
> so they did, elevating Wake Forest (the college) to university status as
> well as a major basketball power.
>
> Back to the Town of Wake Forest.... it has done a decent job of preserving
> its past only with its quaint downtown and old Wake Forest campus... the
> rest of the town is virtually being swallowed up by the Raleigh suburbs,
as
> the NBC17 news article suggests.  But what really burns me up about this
> story is the fact that the archaeologist who researched the family
cemetery
> couldn't come up with any clues about the family's name.  Any genealogist
> worth his/her salt could research the Wake County deeds and at least come
up
> with some very educated guesses, if not absolute proof, of the origins of
> the family cemetery, based on its location.  The Town Council meeting is
not
> until April 20... I would hope someone in the local historical society
could
> research this issue and arrive at some strong conjectures by then!
>
> Bob Forbes
> bforbes@...
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Paula" <p-bannerman@...>
> To: <NC-PCFR-L@...>
> Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 11:03 AM
> Subject: [NC-PCFR] Wake Forest, NC Cemetary
>
>
> > Hi All,
> > Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is
located
> I think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you from this list
> just may have relatives. At the very least it is an interesting article.
> Enjoy
> >
> > http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of a
'family
> cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
> > halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must
Approve
> Relocation Of Graves
> >
> > Paula - paula@...
> > "A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
> > no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
> > Victor Hugo
> >
> >
> >
> > ==== NC-PCFR Mailing List ====
> > Post to this mail list at: NC-PCFR-L@...
> > Visit the PCFR website at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr
> > Browse our rich collection of old family photographs, private documents,
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> >
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>

Wake Forest(the town) is near Raleigh. Wake Forest (the University) is near
Winston-Salem. So the cemetery is near Raleigh. It is a nice little town
with a college. Some people who work in Raleigh live in Wake Forest.
Evelyn

At 11:03 AM 04/04/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is located
>I think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you from this list
>just may have relatives. At the very least it is an interesting article. Enjoy
>
>http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of a 'family
>cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
>halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must Approve
>Relocation Of Graves
>
>Paula - paula@...
>"A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
>no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
>Victor Hugo
>
>
>
>[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>Pitt County Historical
>Society:                  http://www.pittcountyhistoricalsociety.com/
>
>Submit your family for publication FREE in VOLUME II CHRONICALS earmarked
>for 2004/2005. Link here for detail instructions:
>http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/VolumeIIChronicles.htm
>
>RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form, limited
>supply:
>http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Chronicles%20Flyer%20Feb03.htm
>
>Treasure-Trove of PITT Co.NC Genealogical
>Resources:   http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/
>
>We welcome all Archives visitors and invite you to join our dynamic group
>if you are interested in genealogy discussion and research in Pitt and all
>Eastern and Coastal North Carolina counties.
>GenealogyPITT Co NC Friends In
>Research           http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Thanks for the correction. I had no idea where it was...being in Canada and
all ;-)

Paula - paula@...
"A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
Victor Hugo

----- Original Message -----
From: "Evelyn Hendricks" <rebh@...>
To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 1:38 PM
Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Wake Forest, NC Cemetary


> Wake Forest(the town) is near Raleigh. Wake Forest (the University) is
near
> Winston-Salem. So the cemetery is near Raleigh. It is a nice little town
> with a college. Some people who work in Raleigh live in Wake Forest.
> Evelyn
>
> At 11:03 AM 04/04/2004 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hi All,
> >Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is located
> >I think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you from this
list
> >just may have relatives. At the very least it is an interesting article.
Enjoy
> >
> >http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of a 'family
> >cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
> >halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must Approve
> >Relocation Of Graves
> >
> >Paula - paula@...
> >"A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
> >no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
> >Victor Hugo
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It was a natural mistake.  The our weather has been this "spring ?" we may have
felt that we were there with you.  Rhet
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Paula
   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 3:22 PM
   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Wake Forest, NC Cemetary


   Thanks for the correction. I had no idea where it was...being in Canada and
   all ;-)

   Paula - paula@...
   "A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
   no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
   Victor Hugo

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: "Evelyn Hendricks" <rebh@...>
   To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
   Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 1:38 PM
   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Wake Forest, NC Cemetary


   > Wake Forest(the town) is near Raleigh. Wake Forest (the University) is
   near
   > Winston-Salem. So the cemetery is near Raleigh. It is a nice little town
   > with a college. Some people who work in Raleigh live in Wake Forest.
   > Evelyn
   >
   > At 11:03 AM 04/04/2004 -0400, you wrote:
   > >Hi All,
   > >Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is located
   > >I think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you from this
   list
   > >just may have relatives. At the very least it is an interesting article.
   Enjoy
   > >
   > >http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of a 'family
   > >cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
   > >halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must Approve
   > >Relocation Of Graves
   > >
   > >Paula - paula@...
   > >"A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
   > >no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
   > >Victor Hugo
   > >
   > >
   > >
   > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Just wondering if anyone in this group had family that attended or attends
Hollywood Presbyterian Church.  Lori

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Here's a little more information on this recently found cemetery
from the local newspaper, "The Wake Weekly",
http://www.wakeweekly.com/archives/2004/Mar25-3.html
The gist of the story - they don't know who is buried there, and
they might be old slave graves. No headstones with names on them.

  And yes, it is in the town of Wake Forest, in Wake County, just NE
of Raleigh.

Jennifer Bell

--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Paula" <p-bannerman@r...> wrote:
> Hi All,
> Just thought I'd pass this article along. Although Wake Forest is
located I think near Winston-Salem, you just never know, one of you
from this list just may have relatives. At the very least it is an
interesting article. Enjoy
>
> http://www.nbc17.com/news/2961848/detail.html -The discovery of
a 'family cemetery' (rather large) has temporarily
> halted subdivision construction in Wake Forest: Town Council Must
Approve Relocation Of Graves
>
> Paula - paula@p...
> "A Stand can be made against invasion by an army;
> no stand can be made against invasion of an idea".
> Victor Hugo
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I've had trouble posting here and was wondering why. None of my post
goes through.
Have a good day
Gil

Got it:)
--- Rambler <gil@...> wrote:
> I've had trouble posting here and was wondering why.
> None of my post
> goes through.
> Have a good day
> Gil
>
>


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That one came throught.  Rhet
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Rambler
   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 8:33 AM
   Subject: [genpcncfir] test message


   I've had trouble posting here and was wondering why. None of my post
   goes through.
   Have a good day
   Gil



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Thanks, Paula. Your providing this information to
everyone is priceless! Later, Carol
--- Paula Baker <paulabaker69@...> wrote:
> I visited the Reedy Branch Cemetery a couple of
> years
> ago when I was in NC.  Here is the list of people
> buried there.  Mr. J. L. Jackson did the work and
> this
> list appears on the PCFR web site.
>
> Copyright © 1999 Pitt County Family Researchers.
> Information on these web pages may be copied for
> personal use providing credit is given to the
> author/contributor and to PCFR. Commercial
> distribution in any manner is strictly prohibited.
> Graphics and logos are the property of Elizabeth
> Ross,
> Roger Kammerer, and/or PCFR, with all rights
> reserved.
>
>
> The following inscriptions were copied from
> tombstones, and a few from markers left by the
> funeral
> home, by J. L. Jackson, May 30, 1947. There were
> quite
> a few graves with no markers.
>
> Annie S. Ange, Sept. 28, 1880 - July 14, 1940
> Mrs. Nancy Briley, Dec. 27, 1940. Age 71 yrs., 9
> mo.,
> 20 days
> Alberta, daughter of Pearlie and V. L. Baker, May
> 16,
> 1924 - Sept. 7, 1928
> Charlie M. Barber, Apr. 28,1894, died in
> Philadelphia
> Oct. 6, 1918 while in the service of his country
> Missouri, wife of Marshall Barber, Mar. 2, 1866 -
> May
> 3, 1945
> Marshall B. Barber, Nov. 14, 1862 - July 30, 1917
> Jasper Barber, Nov. 26, 1892 - Feb. 9, 1910
> Guilford, son of Marshall and Missouri Barber, Feb.
> 8,
> 1892 - July 1, 1903
> Joseph Barber, Mar. 18, 1856 - June 20, 1918
> Mary E. Barber, Oct. 17, 1861 - Jan. 9, 1938
> Daisy Barber, May 29, 1895 - July 24, 1911
> Wm. D. Barber, son of H. B. and Louisa Barber, Nov.
> 5,
> 1890 - Sept 20, 1907
> Father, Henry B. Barber, 1852 - 1896
> Mother, Louisa Barber, 1863 - 1941
> Father, Willie Baker, Aug. 1, 1868 - Mar. 4, 1936
> Mother, Mary Lula Beddard, 1866 - 1937
> Sarah, wife of J. W. Braxton, Aug. 4, 1855——
> J. W. Braxton, Oct. 22, 1852 - May 15, 1927
> Baby Thomas Myrtle Braxton, 1931 - 1935
> Baby Gene, infant son of J. T. and Laura Braxton,
> 1934
> Wm. J., son of J. T. and Laura Braxton, May 14, 1921
> -
> Jan. 13, 1922
> Alton Leroy, son of J. T. and Laura Braxton, Dec.
> 10,
> 1910 - Dec. 11, 1911
> Infant daughter of H. J. and Carrie Braxton, "A
> fairer
> bud of promise never bloomed."
> Malissie, daughter of J. H. and Malissie Browning,
> Oct. 31, 1901 - Apr. 2, 1902
> Malissie R., wife of J. H. Browning, July 6, 1882 -
> Oct. 31, 1901
> John Browning, Co. 5, 2d N. C. Inf. Sp. Am. War,
> Sept.
> 11, 1873 - Mar. 22, 1931
> Mary Lula Beddard died Sept. 12, 1927. Age 72 years
> Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Chesson, July
> 21, 1940
> Georgean Cannon Crisp, May 3, 1865 - June 30, 1935
> Lewis Cannon, died Aug. 30, 1915. Age 52 years
> Lottie Cannon, 1830 - Oct. 30, 1910
> Sudie G., Cannon, wife of Alfred Cannon, died Mar.
> 17,
> 1923. Age 63 years
> Mary, daughter of J. W. and Susan Cannon, Mar. 15,
> 1873 - Dc. 15, 1894
> Wm. Earl, son of J. H. and Annie Crawford, Jan. 23,
> 1918 - Feb. 4, 1919
> Charley O. J., son of J. H. and Ida Davis, Sept. 17,
> 1902 - Nov. 30, 1905
> Infant of D. C. and M. E. Davenport, June 30, 1912
> Jesse R., son of D. C. and M. E. Davenport, Mar. 15,
> 1890 - Feb. 1, 1904
> Dolphus C. Davenport, 1864 - 1936
> Maggie E. Davenport, 1874——
> Gillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, 1848 -
> Jan. 2, 1914
> Aunt Mary Everett, 1856 - 1939
> Ella, wife of L. C. Fletcher, Mar. 23, 1876 - Jan.
> 31,
> 1904
> Winnie, wife of Allen Forbes, July 16, 1861 - Sept.
> 1,
> 1941
> Mamie French, Oct. 24, 1888 - Aug. 28, 1935
> William C. French, North Carolina Coxswain, U. S.
> Navy, Apr. 12, 1936
> Pennie C. Tripp, wife of J. W. Frizzelle, Apr. 28,
> 1856 - June 30, 1926
> Pennie Martha, daughter of B. W. and Fronnie
> Frizzelle, May 20, 1895 - Dec. 4, 1918
> Mary Elizabeth Frizzelle, Sept. 18, 1925 - Mar. 20,
> 1927
> Ruth Frizzelle, Jan. 26, 1930 - Feb. 13, 1930
> Fronie Frizzelle, July 1896 - Jan. 22, 1932
> James Irene, wife of J. A. Griffin, Aug. 26, 1877 -
> May 30, 1927
> Laura E., wife of W. H. Griffin, daughter of Marion
> and Laura E. Harris, Oct. 24, 1894 - Oct. 27, 1918
> Barbara Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Grubbs,
> Jan. 13, 1938 - June 5, 1938
> W. Francis Hardy, 1890——
> Alvah H. Hardy, 1889 - 1943
> Benjamin F. Harris, North Carolina, Sgt. 114 AMB Co.
> 29, Div., Feb. 15, 1930
> David B., son of J. H. and S. B. Harris, Feb. 29,
> 1890
> - Mar. 24, 1895
> Edward C., son of J. H. and S. B. Harris, Sept. 11,
> 1892 - Sept. 15, 1892
> Susan B., wife of J. H. Harris, May 6, 1861 - June
> 19,
> 1928 (Error)
> J. H. Harris, May 12, 1855 - June 19, 1928
> Charles H., son of J. H. and Susan B. Harris, Oct.
> 26,
> 1881 - Dec. 9, 1922
> Laura E. Harris died Dec. 7, 1943. Age 77 yr. 2 mo.
> 12
> days
> Laura V., wife of W. F. Hathaway, FEb. 6, 1867 -
> Oct.
> 29, 1903
> Nancy A. E., daughter of W. F. and L. V. Hathaway,
> Aug. 15, 1900 - Dec. 4, 1902
> Pollie Horne, wife of Sam Horne, July 30, 1877 -
> Mar.
> 6, 1940
> Mamie R., daughter of J. E. and B. E. Jackson, Jan.
> 17, 1919 - Nov. 17, 1920
> Father, Jessie E. Jackson, Jan. 16, 1885 - July 25,
> 1925
> Ollen Victor Kittrell, Fireman 1cl U. S. Nanvy,
> Sept.
> 2, 1941
> Juanita Kittrell, daughter of Ollen and Rethel
> Kittrell, Oct. 13, 1927 - Aug. 20, 1942
> Benjamin Franklin Little, North Carolina, Seaman 2
> cl
> U. S. N. R. F., Mar. 28, 1942
> Elwood, son of C. F. and C. M. Little. Born and died
> Feb. 14, 1918
> Francis M. Little, Dec. 4, 1845 - Aug. 21, 1902
> Nannie Jones Little, Oct. 28, 1864 - Oct. 1948
> Lener E., daughter of F. M. and Nannie Little, July
> 19, 1889 - Sept. 28, 1895
> Father, C. L. Little, Nov. 27, 1847 - Jan. 27, 1927
> Mother, Susan E. Little, July 3, 1845 - Sept. 28,
> 1910
> Julia Ann J. Little, wife of W. C. Little, Feb. 4,
> 1818 - Aug. 25, 1894
> W. E., son of W. S. and Mary Little, 1897
> Mary, daughter of W. S. and Mary Little, 1892
> W. S. Little, Mar. 17, 1859 - Dec. 15, 1903
> Mary E., wife of W. S. Little, May 2, 1875 - Mar.
> 29,
> 1910
> Herman G. Little, son of Mary E. and W. S. Little,
> Sept. 8, 1902 - Sept. 2, 1906
> Father, Henry A. Manning, Nov. 2, 1870 - Dec. 6,
> 1933
> Mother, Bettie Elizabeth Manning, Mar. 20, 1868 -
> Oct.
> 2, 1933
> Nancy E. Manning, Aug. 25, 1867 - Oct. 16, 1940
> William S. Manning, Sept. 5, 1862——
> Charlie L. Manning, 1883 - 19__
> Infant of L. and Emma Manning, Nov. 16 - Nov. 20,
> 1908
> Herbert D., son of L. and Emma Manning, Nov. 2, 1905
> -
> Dec. 20, 1906
> Mrs. Emma Manning, 1879 - 1943
> Lynn Manning, born 1874
> Dora E. Manning, Aug. 31, 1915 - May 27, 1917
> Carrie Lena, wife of O. C. Manning, July 25, 1888 -
> May 28, 1917
> Lena Mae Manning, Mar. 10, 1917 - May 28, 1917
> J. B. McGowan, 1860 - 1926
> Mollie B. McGowan, 1864 - 1925
> Heber McLawhon, Mar. 6, 1886 - Jan. 20, 1919
> Infant daughter of Allen Mozingo, Jan. 1, 1939
>
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Dear Trish, I see from Paula Baker's e-mail to the
group that both (Joseph and Lucy )were buried in Reedy
Branch Cemetery. Later, Carol
--- Jack Devitt <devittdesign@...> wrote:
> Trish,  I feel I have so little to offer this group.
> What i know is probably nothing new. Joseph was my
> great great uncle.  His second wife, Lucy was his
> brother's wife's sister., Annie Lee.  I believe they
> lived across from one another.  I remember my great
> aunt Helen, but that's it.  She's Joseph's daughter.
>  Somewhere in these families(Worthingtons or
> Cannons) being deaf was a trait.  I'm still going to
> get this straight with my dad before his memory gets
> too blurry!  Annie Lee Cannon was my great
> grandmother and everyone  tells me she was beautiful
> with very, very long hair.  I do know that second
> marriages were looked down upon in this family
> because my great grandfather Needham Brock was quite
> rejected after his second marriage. Joseph's
> brother, Jerry, was an army deserter. Lori
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Trish Worthington Cobb
>   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 9:30 AM
>   Subject: [genpcncfir] W'ington descendants
>
>
>   Hi Lori (and any other Worthington descendants out
> there),
>
>   Could you give me more on Joseph and Lucy 's
> descendants.  I know that
>   what I have on them is incomplete.
>   What is your direct line to Joseph?
>
>   I would like to gather more information on all
> Worthington/Witherington
>   descendants, especially those that were in Pitt
> County, NC area (not
>   excluding the surrounding counties).  Thanks to
> Leah McGlohon and other
>   researchers, we know much about our W'ington and
> McGlohon ancestors.
>
>   You may know that Joseph's grandfather Jeremiah
> Worthington is buried
>   in the Worthington cemetery at the corner of
> Worthington and Corey
>   roads.  Jeremiah's first wife Elizabeth "Betsy"
> Forbes, the mother of
>   all his known children, is buried in the
> Forbes-Tyson cemetery on her
>   family's land where her Forbes family is buried.
> My theory on these
>   separate burials is that Jerry may have offended
> his Forbes in-laws by
>   taking a second wife after Betsy's death, thus, he
> was excluded him
>   from the Forbes plot.  Would love to know the real
> story.
>
>   We have a Worthington Reunion in Winterville each
> year on the 4th Sat.
>   in June.  You are welcome to attend.  Send me
> addresses for anyone whom
>   you think may be interested in attending.  I'll
> mail newsletters &
>   invitations when they are ready to be sent.  The
> reunion helps to
>   support the cemetery where Jeremiah is buried.
>
>   Looking forward to hearing from you.
>   Trish
>
>
>   On Wednesday, March 31, 2004, at 07:27 AM, Jack
> Devitt wrote:
>
>   > My ancestors Joseph and Jerry Weathington and
> Lucy Cannon are buried
>   > there. Lori
>   >   ----- Original Message -----
>   >   From: Louise Champion
>   >   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
>   >   Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 6:48 AM
>   >   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Reedy Branch
> Cemetery
>   >
>   >
>   >   Hi Paula and Carol,
>   >
>   >   My sister and I took videos of the church and
> cemetery
>   >   the day before the 9/11 tragedy.  I was
> looking at the
>   >   video today and it is the right church.  I
> live in
>   >   California, but my sister gifted me with a
> trip to
>   >   Winterville, NC.
>   >
>   >   There is a memorial sign to the church that
> says that
>   >   the Reedy Branch Freewill Baptist Church was
> orginized
>   >   in 1800 and the land was given for the church
> cemetery
>   >   in 1890.  The pastor of the church is Philip
> Wood.  He
>   >   came out and talked to us and told us the
> proud
>   >   history of the church.  I don't know if the
> church was
>   >   ever at another location.  My cousin lives in
> Ayden (5
>   >   miles from Winterville). Her father was a
> memeber of
>   >   the church until he died in 1993.  She told me
> that
>   >   great granddaddy, Redding Tripp, lived within
> sight of
>   >   the church. He and his wife are buried there
> and they
>   >   are listed in the Reedy Branch Cemetery that
> is
>   >   online.
>   >
>   >   I'll see if I can type out what the memorial
> sign
>   >   says.
>   >
>   >   Louise
>   >
>   >
>   >
>   >
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Do you remember Alfred Earl Garris from our reunion just a few years
ago when the Ed Witherington family hosted it?
Alfred Earl died last week. His obit is on the Reflector site on 4/2/04.
Trish

On Monday, April 5, 2004, at 12:57 PM, Carol Singh wrote:

> Dear Trish, I see from Paula Baker's e-mail to the
> group that both (Joseph and Lucy )were buried in Reedy
> Branch Cemetery. Later, Carol
> --- Jack Devitt <devittdesign@...> wrote:
>> Trish,  I feel I have so little to offer this group.
>> What i know is probably nothing new. Joseph was my
>> great great uncle.  His second wife, Lucy was his
>> brother's wife's sister., Annie Lee.  I believe they
>> lived across from one another.  I remember my great
>> aunt Helen, but that's it.  She's Joseph's daughter.
>>  Somewhere in these families(Worthingtons or
>> Cannons) being deaf was a trait.  I'm still going to
>> get this straight with my dad before his memory gets
>> too blurry!  Annie Lee Cannon was my great
>> grandmother and everyone  tells me she was beautiful
>> with very, very long hair.  I do know that second
>> marriages were looked down upon in this family
>> because my great grandfather Needham Brock was quite
>> rejected after his second marriage. Joseph's
>> brother, Jerry, was an army deserter. Lori
>>   ----- Original Message -----
>>   From: Trish Worthington Cobb
>>   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
>>   Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 9:30 AM
>>   Subject: [genpcncfir] W'ington descendants
>>
>>
>>   Hi Lori (and any other Worthington descendants out
>> there),
>>
>>   Could you give me more on Joseph and Lucy 's
>> descendants.  I know that
>>   what I have on them is incomplete.
>>   What is your direct line to Joseph?
>>
>>   I would like to gather more information on all
>> Worthington/Witherington
>>   descendants, especially those that were in Pitt
>> County, NC area (not
>>   excluding the surrounding counties).  Thanks to
>> Leah McGlohon and other
>>   researchers, we know much about our W'ington and
>> McGlohon ancestors.
>>
>>   You may know that Joseph's grandfather Jeremiah
>> Worthington is buried
>>   in the Worthington cemetery at the corner of
>> Worthington and Corey
>>   roads.  Jeremiah's first wife Elizabeth "Betsy"
>> Forbes, the mother of
>>   all his known children, is buried in the
>> Forbes-Tyson cemetery on her
>>   family's land where her Forbes family is buried.
>> My theory on these
>>   separate burials is that Jerry may have offended
>> his Forbes in-laws by
>>   taking a second wife after Betsy's death, thus, he
>> was excluded him
>>   from the Forbes plot.  Would love to know the real
>> story.
>>
>>   We have a Worthington Reunion in Winterville each
>> year on the 4th Sat.
>>   in June.  You are welcome to attend.  Send me
>> addresses for anyone whom
>>   you think may be interested in attending.  I'll
>> mail newsletters &
>>   invitations when they are ready to be sent.  The
>> reunion helps to
>>   support the cemetery where Jeremiah is buried.
>>
>>   Looking forward to hearing from you.
>>   Trish
>>
>>
>>   On Wednesday, March 31, 2004, at 07:27 AM, Jack
>> Devitt wrote:
>>
>>> My ancestors Joseph and Jerry Weathington and
>> Lucy Cannon are buried
>>> there. Lori
>>>   ----- Original Message -----
>>>   From: Louise Champion
>>>   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
>>>   Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 6:48 AM
>>>   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Reedy Branch
>> Cemetery
>>>
>>>
>>>   Hi Paula and Carol,
>>>
>>>   My sister and I took videos of the church and
>> cemetery
>>>   the day before the 9/11 tragedy.  I was
>> looking at the
>>>   video today and it is the right church.  I
>> live in
>>>   California, but my sister gifted me with a
>> trip to
>>>   Winterville, NC.
>>>
>>>   There is a memorial sign to the church that
>> says that
>>>   the Reedy Branch Freewill Baptist Church was
>> orginized
>>>   in 1800 and the land was given for the church
>> cemetery
>>>   in 1890.  The pastor of the church is Philip
>> Wood.  He
>>>   came out and talked to us and told us the
>> proud
>>>   history of the church.  I don't know if the
>> church was
>>>   ever at another location.  My cousin lives in
>> Ayden (5
>>>   miles from Winterville). Her father was a
>> memeber of
>>>   the church until he died in 1993.  She told me
>> that
>>>   great granddaddy, Redding Tripp, lived within
>> sight of
>>>   the church. He and his wife are buried there
>> and they
>>>   are listed in the Reedy Branch Cemetery that
>> is
>>>   online.
>>>
>>>   I'll see if I can type out what the memorial
>> sign
>>>   says.
>>>
>>>   Louise
>>>
>>>
>>>
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