I have not recieved my quarterly in a long time.  Is anyone else having the same
problem?  I did recieve my ballot for officers, so they still have my address.

Who do I contact about the Quarterly?

Ola

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I haven' either? when were they mailed?  but the four hurricanes might  account
for that? or  NO post Office  *;+)

Ginni,
Punta Gorda, Florida

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Included is a list of the ancestors of Ava Lavinia Gardner. If you see
anything that needs correcting, please advise. Thanks for all your help in
giving me
help on these names.
Thanks,
Faye Hays
________________________________________________

Ancestors of Ava Lavinia Gardner


Generation No. 1

  1.  Ava Lavinia Gardner1,2, born December 24, 1922 in Grabtown, Johnston
Co., NC; died January 24, 1990 in London, England.  She was the daughter of 2.
Jonas Bailey Gardner and 3. Mary Elizabeth Mollie Baker.  She married (1) Mickey
Rooney January 10, 1942 in Ballard, California.  He was born September 23,
1920 in Brooklyn, New York.  She married (2) Artie Shaw October 07, 1945.  He
was born May 23, 1910 in New York, New York.  She married (3) Frank Sinatra
November 07, 1951.  He was born December 12, 1915, and died May 15, 1998.

Generation No. 2

  2.  Jonas Bailey Gardner, born October 30, 1883; died March 26, 1938.  He
was the son of 4. James Bailey Gardner and 5. Mary Elizabeth Dilda.  He married
3. Mary Elizabeth Mollie Baker January 21, 1903 in Wilson Co., NC.
  3.  Mary Elizabeth Mollie Baker, born November 22, 1883; died May 21, 1943.
She was the daughter of 6. King David Baker and 7. Mary Elizabeth Bettie
Forbes.

Children of Jonas Gardner and Mary Baker are:
   i. Beatrice Bappie Gardner, born November 14, 1903; married (1) Larry Tarr;
married (2) Cole.
   ii. Elsie Mae Gardner, born November 02, 1904; married Creech.
   iii. Edna Inez Gardner, born December 15, 1906; married Grimes.
   iv. Raymond Allison Gardner, born December 05, 1908.
   v. Jonas Melvin Jack Gardner, born September 11, 1911.
   vi. Myra Gardner, born November 05, 1915; married B. C. Pearce.
  1 vii. Ava Lavinia Gardner, born December 24, 1922 in Grabtown, Johnston
Co., NC; died January 24, 1990 in London, England; married (1) Mickey Rooney
January 10, 1942 in Ballard, California; married (2) Artie Shaw October 07,
1945;
married (3) Frank Sinatra November 07, 1951.


Generation No. 3

  4.  James Bailey Gardner3, born 1828 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died August 02,
1913 in Wilson Co., NC.  He was the son of 8. William Gardner and 9. Cynthia
Eliza Batts.  He married 5. Mary Elizabeth Dilda December 19, 1867 in Falkland
Twp, Pitt Co., NC.
  5.  Mary Elizabeth Dilda, born May 08, 1850 in Pitt Co., NC.  She was the
daughter of 10. Benjamin Dilda and 11. Mattie Matilda Cobb.

Children of James Gardner and Mary Dilda are:
   i. Benjamin Elexander Gardner, born March 24, 1870.
   ii. Warren Gardner, born January 28, 1877.
   iii. Ava Virginia Gardner, born August 1880.
   iv. Cynthia Gardner
  2 v. Jonas Bailey Gardner, born October 30, 1883; died March 26, 1938;
married Mary Elizabeth Mollie Baker January 21, 1903 in Wilson Co., NC.


  6.  King David Baker, born April 14, 1848 in Wilson Co., NC; died February
20, 1916.  He was the son of 12. James Baker and 13. Temperance Ellis.  He
married 7. Mary Elizabeth Bettie Forbes March 17, 1869.
  7.  Mary Elizabeth Bettie Forbes, born 1852.  She was the daughter of 14.
Hyrum Forbes and 15. Milly Harrell.

Children of King Baker and Mary Forbes are:
  3 i. Mary Elizabeth Mollie Baker, born November 22, 1883; died May 21, 1943;
married Jonas Bailey Gardner January 21, 1903 in Wilson Co., NC.
   ii. Willie R. Baker, born Abt. 1869.
   iii. Barley B. Baker, born 1871 in Wilson Co., NC; died 1923 in Wilson Co.,
NC; married Karon B. Meeks; born Abt. 1900.
   iv. Ida A. Baker, born December 05, 1874 in Wilson Co., NC; died December
06, 1894 in Wilson Co., NC; married J. R. Owens.
   v. James D. Baker, born 1877 in Wilson Co., NC.
   vi. Anna Baker, born January 27, 1879 in Wilson Co., NC; died October 28,
1965 in Wilson Co., NC; married Robert Allen Gardner.
   vii. William Daniel Baker, born May 16, 1881; died March 15, 1948 in Wilson
Co., NC; married Annie Laurie Goff Abt. 1910.
   viii. Charley C. Baker, born 1883 in Wilson Co., NC.
   ix. Sally Baker, born Abt. 1887 in Wilson Co., NC; died 1907 in Wilson Co.,
NC; married Andrew J. Gardner.


Generation No. 4

  8.  William Gardner, born Abt. 1807; died March 12, 1884 in Wilson Co., NC.
He was the son of 16. Thomas Gardner.  He married 9. Cynthia Eliza Batts
January 03, 1828 in Edgecombe Co., NC.
  9.  Cynthia Eliza Batts, born 1806; died 1861.  She was the daughter of 18.
Bailey Batts and 19. Esther Jordan.

Children of William Gardner and Cynthia Batts are:
   i. Cindarella Cindy Gardner, born Abt. 1841.
   ii. Martha A. Gardner, born Abt. 1842.
   iii. David W. Gardner, born September 07, 1842; married Sarah.
   iv. Joseph Gardner, born Abt. 1845.
   v. Louisiana Gardner, born Abt. 1846; married Jonas Dilda November 24, 1875
in Pitt Co., NC; died 1954 in Pitt Co., NC.
   vi. Walter C. Gardner, born March 04, 1848 in Pitt Co., NC; died April 25,
1929; married Mary Wooten October 05, 1871 in Pitt Co., NC.
   vii. Barnabas Spencer Gardner, born January 18, 1850 in Pitt Co., NC; died
September 17, 1915 in Pinetops, Edgecombe Co., NC; married (1) Henrietta
Johnston October 06, 1870 in Pitt Co., NC; married (2) Lydia Willoughby 1879;
born
February 21, 1843; died May 28, 1915 in Pinetops, Edgecombe Co., NC.
  4 viii. James Bailey Gardner, born 1828 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died August
02, 1913 in Wilson Co., NC; married (1) Peninah Batts September 15, 1853;
married (2) Mary Elizabeth Dilda December 19, 1867 in Falkland Twp, Pitt Co.,
NC.
   ix. Willis Gardner, born 1830.
   x. William S. Gardner, born 1832.
   xi. Calvin Gardner, born April 1834.
   xii. Emma Eliza Gardner, born April 1834; died June 23, 1863 in Pinetops,
Edgecombe Co., NC; married (1) Calvin Sr. Moore January 03, 1854 in Edgecombe
Co., NC; married (2) Willoughby Jones 1880.
   xiii. Rebecca Becky Gardner, born May 01, 1836.


  10.  Benjamin Dilda  He was the son of 20. Jesse Dilda and 21. Ivy.  He
married 11. Mattie Matilda Cobb.
  11.  Mattie Matilda Cobb, born May 08, 1850 in Pitt Co., NC.  She was the
daughter of 22. Jonas Cobb and 23. Elizabeth Cherry.

Children of Benjamin Dilda and Mattie Cobb are:
  5 i. Mary Elizabeth Dilda, born May 08, 1850 in Pitt Co., NC; married James
Bailey Gardner December 19, 1867 in Falkland Twp, Pitt Co., NC.
   ii. Sara Dilda, born August 08, 1851; married Joseph B. Gardner.
   iii. Jesse Dilda, born January 19, 1853; married Sarah Ledonia Owens.
   iv. Ann Eliza Dilda, married Joseph A. Hamilton.
   v. Jonas Dilda, died 1954 in Pitt Co., NC; married (1) Fannie Moore;
married (2) Louisiana Gardner November 24, 1875 in Pitt Co., NC; born Abt. 1846.


  12.  James Baker, born December 1825 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died 1888 in
Edgecombe Co., NC.  He married 13. Temperance Ellis January 21, 1846.
  13.  Temperance Ellis, born July 21, 1825 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died January
02, 1903 in Edgecombe Co., NC.  She was the daughter of 26. Archelaus Ellis
and 27. Fannie.

Children of James Baker and Temperance Ellis are:
  6 i. King David Baker, born April 14, 1848 in Wilson Co., NC; died February
20, 1916; married (1) Mary Elizabeth Bettie Forbes March 17, 1869; married (2)
Fannie Gardner August 16, 1894.
   ii. Polly Baker, born 1850; married William Howard Abt. 1869; born Abt.
1850.
   iii. Bollin Baker, born Abt. 1853.
   iv. Blake Baker, born July 26, 1853 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died April 24,
1912 in Edgecombe Co., NC.
   v. Edwin D. Baker, born January 12, 1858 in Wilson Co., NC; died September
24, 1911 in Wilson Co., NC.
   vi. Cebron Baker, born August 11, 1860 in Wilson Co., NC; died August 03,
1934 in Wilson Co., NC.
   vii. Fannie Baker, born 1868 in Wilson Co., NC; married Buddy Overman.


  14.  Hyrum Forbes, born 1808 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died 1862 in Edgecombe
Co, NC.  He was the son of 28. Arthur Forbes and 29. Beatrice Beady.  He married
15. Milly Harrell January 10, 1835 in Edgecombe Co., NC.
  15.  Milly Harrell  She was the daughter of 30. John (Jr) Webb and 31. Mary
Polly Harrell.

Children of Hyrum Forbes and Milly Harrell are:
   i. Martha Forbes, born 1839.
   ii. Rufus R. Forbes, born November 27, 1841; died March 13, 1890 in
Edgecombe Co., NC; married Mary Jane Page.
   iii. Randal Forbes, born 1843 in Edgecombe Co, NC; married Mary Ann Walston
December 24, 1869 in Wilson County, NC; born 1845.
   iv. Romulus Forbes, born April 13, 1855; died March 26, 1915; married
Indiana Ann Taylor; born May 1854.
  7 v. Mary Elizabeth Bettie Forbes, born 1852; married King David Baker March
17, 1869.


Generation No. 5

  16.  Thomas Gardner

Child of Thomas Gardner is:
  8 i. William Gardner, born Abt. 1807; died March 12, 1884 in Wilson Co., NC;
married (1) Cynthia Eliza Batts January 03, 1828 in Edgecombe Co., NC;
married (2) Susan Wooten Harriss Aft. 1828.


  18.  Bailey Batts, born 1780; died 1855.  He was the son of William Batts
and Chastity Barnes.  He married 19. Esther Jordan.
  19.  Esther Jordan, born 1778 in Pitt County, North Carolina; died 1866.
She was the daughter of Jesse Jordan.

Children of Bailey Batts and Esther Jordan are:
   i. Redmond Batts, born 1801; married Sarah; born 1830.
   ii. Elizabeth Batts, born 1805; married Jordan Whitehead 1826.
  9 iii. Cynthia Eliza Batts, born 1806; died 1861; married William Gardner
January 03, 1828 in Edgecombe Co., NC.
   iv. Chastity Batts, born 1809; died Bef. 1860; married (1) Levi Mercer
Hayes Bef. 1852; married (2) Hamon Eatmon 1853.
   v. Sarah Batts, born 1811; married John Whitehead October 22, 1828 in
Edgecombe County, North Carolina4; born 1809 in Edgecombe County, North
Carolina.
   vi. Jeremiah Batts, born 1814; died 1886; married Harriet L. Joyner.
   vii. Rebecca Batts, born 1815; married (1) Hardy Cobb 1850; born 1808;
married (2) Hardy Cobb 1850.
   viii. Martha Batts, born 1817.
   ix. Wiley Jordan Batts, born 1819; married (1) Elizabeth Williford 1839;
born 1818; died 1850; married (2) Ann Eliza Poland 1851; born 1830; died 1904.
   x. William Batts5, born February 28, 1819; died November 20, 1899 in Wilson
County, North Carolina; married Gatsy Thomas; born 1825; died April 22, 1873
in Wilson County, North Carolina.
   xi. David Batts, born 1821.
   xii. Mary Ann "Polly" Batts, born 1823; died Bef. 1870; married Allen Gray
Farmer 1849; born 1824; died 1906.


  20.  Jesse Dilda  He married 21. Ivy.
  21.  Ivy

Child of Jesse Dilda and Ivy is:
  10 i. Benjamin Dilda, married Mattie Matilda Cobb.


  22.  Jonas Cobb  He married 23. Elizabeth Cherry.
  23.  Elizabeth Cherry  She was the daughter of Levi Cherry and Sally.

Child of Jonas Cobb and Elizabeth Cherry is:
  11 i. Mattie Matilda Cobb, born May 08, 1850 in Pitt Co., NC; married
Benjamin Dilda.


  26.  Archelaus Ellis  He married 27. Fannie.
  27.  Fannie, born July 21, 1825 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died January 01, 1903
in Edgecombe Co., NC.

Child of Archelaus Ellis and Fannie is:
  13 i. Temperance Ellis, born July 21, 1825 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died
January 02, 1903 in Edgecombe Co., NC; married James Baker January 21, 1846.


  28.  Arthur Forbes, born Abt. 1774 in Pitt Co., NC; died 1869 in Edgecombe
Co, NC.  He married 29. Beatrice Beady Abt. 1807.
  29.  Beatrice Beady, born Abt. 1780; died Bef. 1890.

Children of Arthur Forbes and Beatrice Beady are:
  14 i. Hyrum Forbes, born 1808 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died 1862 in Edgecombe
Co, NC; married Milly Harrell January 10, 1835 in Edgecombe Co., NC.
   ii. Edith Forbes, born 1810 in Edgecombe County, NC; died in Edgecombe
County, NC; married Elisha Webb August 26, 1835 in Edgecombe Co., NC; born Bet.
1814 - 1815 in Edgecombe County, NC; died in Edgecombe County, NC.
   iii. Calvin Forbes, born 1815 in Edgecombe Co., NC; married (1) Penina
Pippin December 15, 1846 in Edgecombe Co., NC; born 1825; died 1849; married (2)
Rachel Marlow May 29, 1851 in Edgecombe Co., NC; born Abt. 1818.
   iv. Joseph Forbes, born 1817 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died 1883; married
Elizabeth Jane Eason August 26, 1839 in Edgecombe Co., NC; born June 28, 1819.
   v. Benjamin Forbes, born 1825; married Mary Webb August 26, 1845 in
Edgecombe County, NC; born Abt. 1825; died Bef. 1936.
   vi. Elizabeth Betsy Forbes, born 1829 in Edgecombe County, NC; married
Bennett Webb November 12, 1849; born 1829 in Edgecombe County, NC; died Bef.
1939.
   vii. Brittain Forbes, born 1823 in Edgecombe Co., NC; married Peninah Ellis
May 13, 1844; born 1825 in Edgecombe Co., NC; died Bef. 1935.


  30.  John (Jr) Webb, born 1789; died 1869.  He was the son of John (Sr) Webb
and Teresa Duke.  He met 31. Mary Polly Harrell.
  31.  Mary Polly Harrell  She was the daughter of Samuel Harrell and Elvey
Riddick.

Child of John Webb and Mary Harrell is:
  15 i. Milly Harrell, married Hyrum Forbes January 10, 1835 in Edgecombe Co.,
NC.



Endnotes

1.  Doris Cannon, Consultant, Ava Gardner Museum, Smithfield, NC.
2.  Mary Edna Grimes, niece of Ava Lavinia Gardner.
3.  1913 Wilson County City Directory.
4.  North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868.
5.  Abstracts of Wills, Wilson Co., NC, 1855-1899, Boykin, pg 14.


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I caught the double marriage of Hardy Cobb and merged that (after I sent it
in) after I read it when it came back into my mail box online.

I did a relationship check for my grandson, 9 years old, and he is a 4th
cousin twice removed of Ava Gardner. I did the check in the FTM program. She
would
be 82 in 2004 and he is 9 years old.

Golleee, surprise, surprise. I didn't think he would even be related to her.
You never know. Shazam!!!!

Grinning,
Faye Hays


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Hello group. How does one get a newby into this group? I have a cousin who
is just beginning to get her family tree going. I told her that tis group is
wonderful

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Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 11:00 AM
Subject: [genpcncfir] quarterly


> I have not recieved my quarterly in a long time.  Is anyone else having
the same problem?  I did recieve my ballot for officers, so they still have
my address.
>
> Who do I contact about the Quarterly?
>
> Ola
>
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> Submit your family for publication FREE in VOLUME II CHRONICALS earmarked
for 2004/2005. Link here for detail instructions:
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Looking for any information about John or David BARR, b. 1746-55 era, in NC.
   David Barr Presbyterian Minister. John, No info. They were b. in Guilford Co,
David traveling preacher in NC, SC, etc.
   Help???
   Thanks,
   Phyllis


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Lou,

Did you mean the Pitt County Family Researchers?

Go to this site for Pitt County Family Researchers

	 http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/

for all information about joining the group, the quarterlies, etc.

One can easily subscribe to the NC-PCFR email list, which is a rootsweb
list, by sending an email to

	 NC-PCFR-L-request@...

with only the word  "subscribe"  in the body of the email.

It is a great group with lots of helpful folks, as is the group of
people who are so helpful on Jewelle's genpcncfir  list.  We have much
for which to be thankful, with all the kind people who help and share
with one another on these lists, and especially for those who host and
manage the lists, making it all possible.
Special thanks to Jewelle.

Trish


On Friday, October 1, 2004, at 10:42 PM, Lou-BB wrote:
> Hello group. How does one get a newby into this group? I have a cousin
> who
> is just beginning to get her family tree going. I told her that tis
> group is
> wonderful
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "graypom" <graypom@...>
> To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 11:00 AM
> Subject: [genpcncfir] quarterly
>
>> I have not recieved my quarterly in a long time.  Is anyone else
>> having
> the same problem?  I did recieve my ballot for officers, so they still
> have
> my address.
>> Who do I contact about the Quarterly?
>> Ola


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Hi ... I have just recently joined and would like to know if anyone
has information on Lula Milissia Mayo b. 11 NOV 1883 in Pitt Co. d.
6 FEB 1941 m. William Bryant Mayo 14 April 1900
William Bryant Mayo b. 10 JAN 1881 in Pitt Co. d. 28 Jun 1947

Daughter, Katie Clyde Mayo b. 18 May 1911 Pitt Co. d. 01 Dec 1945 in
Beaufort Co., Washington married Nicholas Rogerson (Rogers) b. 21
May 1886 Martin Co. d. 03 Dec 1943 Beaufort Co., Washington.

Katie Clyde Mayo and Nicholas Rogerson (Rogers) were my grandparents.

I've done pretty well with my Rogerson and Mayo lines, but can't
seem to get past Lula Milissia Gardner ... any help would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks Nick Rogers

Loretta Lynn's connection to the Webbs unfortunately does not come from the
Edgecombe County Webbs. I knew that she had a Webb connection so went looking
for it. Here is what I found:

an
article in the "Floyd County (KY) Times, Sept. 25, 1969 - Section 3 Page

3" written by Donald E. Webb and from his typewritten book "The Webbs"
(a copy of the book is located in the LDS Family History Center located
in Martin, Floyd Co., KY).

1. Robert Webb b: Glouchestershire, England. d: Unknown m: Unknown

2. John Webb, Sr. b: Tetbury, Glouchestershire, Eng. d: 1711,
Philadelphia, PA.
     m: Unknown. Emigrated to the Pennsylvania Colony in 1699 on the ship

"Canterbury" in company with William Penn (who was making his 2nd trip).

3. John Webb b: abt 1695, Glouchestershire, Eng. d: 10 Oct 1774, Berks
Co., PA.
     m: 1720 (in what is now)Berks Co., PA, to Mary Boone (dau of George
Boone III and Mary Maugridge).

4. George Webb, Sr. b: 1723, Berks Co., PA. d: abt 1812, Sullivan Co.,
TN.
      m: abt 1743, Berks Co., PA, to Hannah "Unknown".

5. Capt. John Webb b: Berks Co., PA. d: 1806, Copper Creek, (in what is
now)Scott Co., VA.
      m: Mary "?Adams?"

6. William Webb, Sr. b: 1780-1785, Scott Co., VA. d: 1859, Floyd Co.,
KY.
      m: (1st) in Virginia to "Unknown" (believed to be Nancy Green, but
no proof).

7. William "Uncle Bid" Webb, Jr. b: 1816, Floyd Co., KY. d: abt 1900,
Floyd Co., KY.
      m: (3rd) Isabella Music Cunningham, a widow.

8. Alexander Webb b: 1879, Floyd Co., KY. d: Floyd Co., KY.
      m: Mary M. Butcher

9. Melvin "Ted" Webb b: Unk. d: Unk.
      m: Clara Ramey (they had 8 children)

10. Melvin, Jr.
10. Loretta (Loretta Lynn)
10. Herman
10. Jackie
10. Peggy
10. Betty
10. Donald
10. Brenda (Crystal Gayle)
________________

Faye Hays


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No Loretta Lynn connection, but she was connected to the Daniel Boone family
through an aunt of the famous Daniel Boone. So I sought to connect Daniel
Boone to the NC Boons, but unfortunately there is no connection that I can see.

Daniel Boone's ancestor, Squire Boone came to Pennsylvania in 1713 from his
"English connections."

Our NC Boons came from

Nicholas Boon immigrated to the Virginia Colony from England before 1663 and
settled in the tidewater region of Isle of Wright County, not far from
Jamestown. The name "Nich"(NB) Boone" appears on a petition of "Grievances"
signed by
several residents of Isle of Wright county dated October, 1677.

So, to make a connection, if there is one, it would have to be on the English
side of the family farther back up the line.
_______________
Faye Hays


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Here are all the Lulas in 1900 in Pitt Co.  Looks like
Lula Hayzlet is the closest in age.  It looks like her
name is spelled Hazzlet on the actual census.  She is
a boarder and single and maybe living with McWhorters?
  William Mayo is also a boarder in Pitt Co.  I don't
think he's in the same group.  Will look around for
Hazzlets.

Surname Given Name Age Sex Race Birthplace State
County Location Year

     ALBRITTON  LULA 22 F B NC NC PITT SWIFT CRK TWP
1900

     BACKER  LULA 32 F B NC NC PITT SWIFT CRK TWP 1900

     HAYZLET  LULA 20 F W NC NC PITT BETHEL TWP 1900

     MAYS  LULA 15 F B NC NC PITT FARMVILLE TWP 1900

     POLLARD  LULA 24 F W NC NC PITT FALKLAND TWP 1900

     ROUNDTREE  LULA W 28 F W NC NC PITT BEAVERDAM TWP
1900

     TYSON  LULA 25 F W NC NC PITT GREENVILLE TWP 1900

     VINES  LULA 17 F B NC NC PITT FALKLAND TWP 1900

     WHITE  LULA 29 F B NC NC PITT GREENVILLE 1900

     WHITE  LULA 18 F B NC NC PITT CONTENTNEA TWP 1900


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--- nr1958@... wrote:

>
>
> Hi ... I have just recently joined and would like to
> know if anyone
> has information on Lula Milissia Mayo b. 11 NOV 1883
> in Pitt Co. d.
> 6 FEB 1941 m. William Bryant Mayo 14 April 1900
> William Bryant Mayo b. 10 JAN 1881 in Pitt Co. d. 28
> Jun 1947
>
> Daughter, Katie Clyde Mayo b. 18 May 1911 Pitt Co.
> d. 01 Dec 1945 in
> Beaufort Co., Washington married Nicholas Rogerson
> (Rogers) b. 21
> May 1886 Martin Co. d. 03 Dec 1943 Beaufort Co.,
> Washington.
>
> Katie Clyde Mayo and Nicholas Rogerson (Rogers) were
> my grandparents.
>
> I've done pretty well with my Rogerson and Mayo
> lines, but can't
> seem to get past Lula Milissia Gardner ... any help
> would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks Nick Rogers
>
>
>
>
>
>
>


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Name:    Hazzleton, Benjamin
Township:    Brooks District
County:    Pitt
State:    North Carolina
Year:    1840
Roll:    M704_368
Page:    402
Image:    268


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I looked harder and Lula Hazzlet is in school with a
bunch of others.  She was born in NC and both parents
too.

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In 1850 Pitt Co census I find Benjamin F. Hazelton

with John Cox, laborer and

Decca Hazelton  7
Elias Hazelton  5

No wife.  So perhaps Elias Hazelton is Lula's father?

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I looked harder and Lula Hazzlet is in school with a
bunch of others.  She was born in NC and both parents
too.

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In 1880 Elias Hazelton is in Lenoir Co with wife Mary
E. and children

Annie C.?  6
Lawrence  4
Nannie?  3
Jacob  age 1


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I found a Howard Hazelton in Pitt County draft World
War I.  He's 19.  Birth March 29th 1899.  Wife Sylvia
Hobbs Hazelton, looks like Hobbs.

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Husband
  ELIAS L. HAZELTON Pedigree


   Birth:
Christening:
Marriage:  04 APR 1871  , Greene, North Carolina
Death:  02 NOV 1920
Burial:





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Wife
  MARY ELIZABETH BETTIE COWARD Pedigree


   Birth:
Christening:
Marriage:  04 APR 1871  , Greene, North Carolina
Death:  1891
Burial:





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  Birth:  1806   , Pitt, North Carolina

  Christening:
  Death:
  Burial:


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Parents:
   Father:  JOHN HAZELTON  Family
   Mother:  MARY WILLIAMS




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Gypsies (Roma) in the AmericasFor anypne interested in the Romas.  Lori




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      Welcome to the never ending Road Well-Travelled!

             Gypsies of the Americas



        Gypsy Queries & Oral Tradition

Welcome to the never-ending road well-travelled! Latcho Drom! (Safe Journey) 
Roma, or Gypsies,  were in the Americas along with the very earliest settlers,
and have retained their traditions for a millennium.  There are written records
of the Portuguese "dumping" Gypsies in South America, and legends of them doing
the same at what is now Port Royal, SC, long before the English came. Gypsies
originated in India, migrating to, and through, Europe in the Middle Ages.  We
here provide a gathering place of Gypsies in all of  the Americas, and for those
of us with known or suspected blood connections.  We welcome oral tradition!  We
welcome submissions from all of the Americas.

Many of us have known or suspected bloodlines from Gypsies (Roma), and
Romanichals (who are Roma as well).  Often these are stated within our families
as being (American) "Indian," probably because these are thought more
"acceptable."  Mostly because of past persecutions, which still occur, despite
that fact that they are nearly everywhere, Roma prefer to remain anonymous and
unrecognized, except to each other. They are your unsuspected neighbors.  They
are an unknown proud minority. These circumstances make it difficult for those
with bloodlines to obtain information on their elusive ancestors.  I shall try
to keep this web site useful for Roma and non-Roma with known or suspected
bloodlines.

Roma, or Gypsies as they are often called by non-Roma, have clear origins in
India, early characterized by Europeans with dark skin and black hair.  A
thousand years of co-existence in Europe has resulted in some integration and
today Roma may be found in all sizes, and with all shades of skin and hair.  The
Patrin web site (off site), is based in Europe, and has excellent basic
information.

Many Gypsies do not send their children to school, or only for a few years, for
fear of losing their culture (Well, can you really blame them? Do we Gadjo
actually have any culture anymore in the USA?  Our "culture" seems to be
vulgarity and materialism.).  The few who do attend school are sworn to secrecy.
This means that many Gypsies do not write well.  Do not think ill of them for
this.   To my knowledge, only the Jews incorporated a strong ecclesiastical
education element into their culture.

I reworded these pages as "Roma," which is more correct, but the majority of
hits of the pages from search engines were for the words "American Gypsy," so I
have changed them back.  Sigh. The Geocities server reports search engine hits
with the words used to find the page.  Fear not.  It only tells me how you
arrived, nothing else, nor am I interested, except to make these pages more
accessible.

       WAYFARING STRANGER Linda Griggs' excellent article.
       These English have been unmercifully harassed
       Contemporary Gypsy & Traveller Lore (a Romanichal perspective)
       Zeigler Gypsy record 1835, Barnwell County, SC.  This is one early record!
       Barbara (Barbla) Catrina Fazedin, Spanish Gypsy in America, her journey.
(an oral tradition)
       Gypsy Burials and Cemetery Records The Road That Has No End (off site)
       Gypsies in Rockingham Co., VA Gypsy Deportations to America
       Gypsy Surnames in the USA   Gypsy Surnames (Google cache page, no longer
extant)
       A New Book: "The Gypsy American" (available through WalMart on line)
       This is "News?" or why Gypsies & Travellers prefer to remain anonymous!
       Gypsy Web Sites Latcho Drom, a movie
       The Zincali-An Account of the Gypsies of Spain Borrow 1843 (entire book
online)
       The Ludar (off site) The first Gypsies in North America (off site)
       Garai Gypsies
       Gypsies in Texas (off site) A Photo Essay (off site)

       History and Thought of Western Man,  Rich East High School, Park Forest,
Illinois (off site)
       University of Louisville Gypsies  Mini-course Syllabus English 311 (off
site)
       Early Gypsies in New York (off site) Gypsies in Utah (off site)

       We are Roma and not Gypsies (Canada, off site)

       The Gypsy Message Board (off site) Gypsy Chat (off site)
       Kathy Stephens' web site (off site) The Marginalisation of Gypsies England
(off site)
       Electric Library Encyclopedia (off site) The Columbia Encyclopedia (off
site)
       American Gypsy: A stranger in everybody's land  (movie)
       The Afro/Gypsy Connection (off site) The Gypsies (off site)
       Fortune Telling, Matchmaking and Mummery footnotes (off site) some of
these are quite old
       Gypsies of California (off site)
       These English have been harassed! Lamentations of our harassed English
kin!

       All information on this web site is copyrighted  to the original submitter

       American Roma Records Home Page

       SCGenWeb Home Page


Anyone with information on Gypsies in the Americas, please contact me.

References

Copyright ©2001 Dr. Frank O. Clark.  This document is copyrighted and may not be
sold, nor given to anyone who may attempt to derive profit from same.  I have
saved all of the links, so please let me know if any are taken off line and I
can reproduce them here.


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Gleaned this from the Pasquotank group. . .

The North Carolina Genealogical Society is sponsoring a two-day
workshop, THE NORTH CAROLINA-VIRGINIA CONNECTION, Helen Leary and
Barbara Vines Little, speakers. The workshop will be held Nov. 12 &
13,
2004 (Friday & Saturday) at the Wake Commons Building, 4011 Carya
Drive,
Raleigh, NC.

Friday, Nov. 12:
"Colonial Settlement Patterns, Records, and Research Techniques"
(Leary)
"Virginia Research I" (Little)
"Virginia Research II" (Little)
"Migrations Into, Through and Out of North Carolina" (Leary)

Saturday, Nov. 13:
"The Carolina Road" (Little)
"Virginia Suburbs in North Carolina" (Leary)
"The French and Indian War: Its Impact on Migration" (Little)
"How Much Proof is Enough?" (Leary)

Helen F. M. Leary, CG, CGL, FASG, FNGS, has been a professional
genealogist since 1978. She is a Certified Genealogist, Certified
Genealogical Lecturer, Fellow of the American Society of
Genealogists,
and a Fellow of the National Genealogical Society. She is the
coeditor
of and contributing author to North Carolina Research: Genealogy and
Local History and revision editor for the second edition. She speaks
with authority, accuracy, and humor about a wide range of
genealogical
and historical topics.

Barbara Vines Little, B.S., Concord College, M.Ed., U. of Va. has
been a
professional researcher since 1982. She specializes in Virginia
record
sources, land platting, neighborhood reconstruction and tax records.
Barbara is a former President of the Virginia Genealogical Society
and
was the Program Chair for the 1999 NGS Conference in the States. She
has
been the editor of several genealogical publications including the
Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Der Kurier, and the Virginia
Genealogical Society's Newsletter. She has published three volumes of
Virginia court records and lectures widely.

Membership information is also available on the web site. Maps
showing
the location of the Wake Commons Building in Raleigh may be found at
http://dirm.state.nc.us/happ/Map2Comns.pdf and
http://www.ncgenealogy.org/workshops/2002/caryadrivemap.html

Details and registration information for this workshop are available
at
http://www.ncgenealogy.org/ by clicking on Calendar or Workshops on
the
left side of the page, then on Annual Meeting & Fall Workshop or by
e-mail from info@...

Does anyone on the list have the 1900 census on disk?
I have access to it online but I'm helping someone
find Truman Baker and we haven't found the right one
yet.  I need all the Truman Bakers in the 1900 census.
  I'm thinking that a census transcriber could have
made an error.  He may be in Michigan and there are
some there, just not the one I'm looking for.

paula

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Baker, Tyson, Manning, and Stocks in North Carolina



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Paula,
This is what I found doing a national search:
       Name Home in 1900
       (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Relation to
Head-of-house

       Truman Baker Salem Township, Highland, Ohio abt 1899  Ohio  White Son
       Truman A Baker Wahoo, Lumpkin, Georgia abt 1864  Georgia  White Head
       Truman C Baker Hamilton, Butler, Ohio abt 1877  Ohio  White Boarder
       Truman O Baker Wellington, Lorain, Ohio

       Hope this helps,
       Larry Gray Ruff abt 1818  New York  White Head

1900 United States Federal Census
Viewing records 1-4 of 4 matches for:
Truman Baker from 1900-1900
  What can I do with the 1900 U.S. Census?
  Find information about your ancestors' employment, education, parents'
birthplace, what year they became a citizen, and even the number of years
married. More information below

   « Global Search Results

Name Home in 1900
(City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Relation to
Head-of-house View Image Save This

Truman Baker Salem Township, Highland, Ohio abt 1899  Ohio  White Son
Truman A Baker Wahoo, Lumpkin, Georgia abt 1864  Georgia  White Head
Truman C Baker Hamilton, Butler, Ohio abt 1877  Ohio  White Boarder
Truman O Baker Wellington, Lorain, Ohio abt 1818  New York  White Head


-----Original Message-----
From: Paula Baker [mailto:paulabaker69@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:02 PM
To: Pitt Yahoo Group
Subject: [genpcncfir] Lookup Favor



Does anyone on the list have the 1900 census on disk?
I have access to it online but I'm helping someone
find Truman Baker and we haven't found the right one
yet.  I need all the Truman Bakers in the 1900 census.
  I'm thinking that a census transcriber could have
made an error.  He may be in Michigan and there are
some there, just not the one I'm looking for.

paula

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Baker, Tyson, Manning, and Stocks in North Carolina



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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

Dear Lisa, Two of our McGowans married Vincents. Tell
me, please, whom did Louise Peed marry? Later, Carol
--- lisascarola <feonadorf@...> wrote:

> Rae Jean,
>
> I was given the name Nonia from a family member. I'd
> have to check
> with her. Nonia Cash's daughter Louise Peed McGowan,
> named her
> daughter Nonia. I do know that George W Peed's
> father was Joseph
> Purnell Peed and his mother was Celia Vincent, I'm
> not sure where his
> family was prior to being in Pitt County.
>
> What I find strange is that my great Uncle William
> Mac McGowan, was
> the only one of my grandfather's siblings who
> married someone from
> Pitt County. Their father had move out of Pitt
> County, while they
> were still children, so, I've always wondered how he
> and Louise met.
>
> Lisa
>
>
> --- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Rae Jean"
> <raejean1@e...> wrote:
> > Lisa
> > Do you know origin of this Peed? Isn't this part
> of the Peed's who
> migrated
> > from Person County to Pitt County?
> >
> > I thought her name was Nora Cash but don't have
> that information in
> front of
> > me so I could be mistaken.
> >
> > BTW, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank
> you for citing me
> as a
> > source on your website. Appreciate the
> acknowledgement.
> > Rae Jean
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "lisascarola" <feonadorf@c...>
> > To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 6:22 PM
> > Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Four Peeds inLookup
> >
> >
> > : I know the George Washington Peed, born 1883,
> was married to Nonia
> > : Cash, they were my great aunt's parents.
> > :
> > : Lisa
>
>




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This is an updated schedule for the PCFR Reunion meeting on October 15-16 at the
Morman Church at 307 Martinsborough Rd. in Greenville, NC.

8:00 am Registration/ Check in,  Doughnuts, juice, and coffee
9:30 am Speaker: Dr. Stephen Bradley "NC Records"
10:30 am Open time for on-site research and sharing
11:30 am Lunch break and Free time
1:00 pm Research, transportation to off-site locations
6:00 pm Dutch Dinner for those who would like to meet at Ryan's on Hwy 11South

October 16 (Saturday)

8:00 am Registration/Check in, Doughnuts, juice, and coffee
9:30 am Speaker: Dr. Bruce Pruitt "NC Land Grants"
11:00 Installation of Officers
11:30 Lunch, catered on site
1:00 Open time for on-site research and sharing

The number of registrations we have already received indicate this will be a
very good meeting indeed. We are pleased to have Dr. Bradley and Dr. Pruitt as
speakers, and their publications will be available for purchase. Mike Edge of
neighboring Greene Co. will have Greene Co. Resources available for purchase.

The George B Singletary chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will
have a display and information for anyone interested in their group activities
and the Civil War era in connection with your genealogy research. This local
chapter is headed by Nancy Pittman, President and Registrar, and they have just
received four honor awards at the NC UDC convention.

If you have any questions about the Reunion, you may email them to me
bdstocks@...  If I don't have the answer I'll forward your question to
the right person.  Registration fees are: $28 for the two days, $20 for one
day(either Friday or Saturday) I do have a hand drawn map showing the meeting
site that I can email you. Anyone wishing to register for the Reunion now should
contact Greg Bullock, our secretary at
gregbullock-pcfr@...
The deadline has passed, but Greg can tell you if it is still possible to
register. They have to turn in reservations to the caterer for Saturday lunch
and Ryan's for the Friday night gathering for dinner.

Brenda Stocks
PCFR List Administrator
bdstocks@...















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Patricia, after reading your communication about the Genealogical Society
Workshop, I am wondering if any of the speaches will be made available on
tape or written for those of us that cannot attend.  The workshop includes
subjects that I am very interested in and would be pleased to pay what ever
the cost to have the info. Please let me know if any of the days information
will be available for sale. Thank you in advance for any info you have on
the subject. Elizabeth Beavers----- Original Message -----
From: "Patricia Mersereau" <pmersereau@...>
To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 11:02 PM
Subject: [genpcncfir] N.C. Genealogical Society workshop


>
>
> Gleaned this from the Pasquotank group. . .
>
> The North Carolina Genealogical Society is sponsoring a two-day
> workshop, THE NORTH CAROLINA-VIRGINIA CONNECTION, Helen Leary and
> Barbara Vines Little, speakers. The workshop will be held Nov. 12 &
> 13,
> 2004 (Friday & Saturday) at the Wake Commons Building, 4011 Carya
> Drive,
> Raleigh, NC.
>
> Friday, Nov. 12:
> "Colonial Settlement Patterns, Records, and Research Techniques"
> (Leary)
> "Virginia Research I" (Little)
> "Virginia Research II" (Little)
> "Migrations Into, Through and Out of North Carolina" (Leary)
>
> Saturday, Nov. 13:
> "The Carolina Road" (Little)
> "Virginia Suburbs in North Carolina" (Leary)
> "The French and Indian War: Its Impact on Migration" (Little)
> "How Much Proof is Enough?" (Leary)
>
> Helen F. M. Leary, CG, CGL, FASG, FNGS, has been a professional
> genealogist since 1978. She is a Certified Genealogist, Certified
> Genealogical Lecturer, Fellow of the American Society of
> Genealogists,
> and a Fellow of the National Genealogical Society. She is the
> coeditor
> of and contributing author to North Carolina Research: Genealogy and
> Local History and revision editor for the second edition. She speaks
> with authority, accuracy, and humor about a wide range of
> genealogical
> and historical topics.
>
> Barbara Vines Little, B.S., Concord College, M.Ed., U. of Va. has
> been a
> professional researcher since 1982. She specializes in Virginia
> record
> sources, land platting, neighborhood reconstruction and tax records.
> Barbara is a former President of the Virginia Genealogical Society
> and
> was the Program Chair for the 1999 NGS Conference in the States. She
> has
> been the editor of several genealogical publications including the
> Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Der Kurier, and the Virginia
> Genealogical Society's Newsletter. She has published three volumes of
> Virginia court records and lectures widely.
>
> Membership information is also available on the web site. Maps
> showing
> the location of the Wake Commons Building in Raleigh may be found at
> http://dirm.state.nc.us/happ/Map2Comns.pdf and
> http://www.ncgenealogy.org/workshops/2002/caryadrivemap.html
>
> Details and registration information for this workshop are available
> at
> http://www.ncgenealogy.org/ by clicking on Calendar or Workshops on
> the
> left side of the page, then on Annual Meeting & Fall Workshop or by
> e-mail from info@...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 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
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

Carol,

Louise Peed married William Mac McGowan, my great Uncle, he was the
son of James Guilford McGowan and Lucy Sermons, and the grandson of
McDonald and Quillie Mills McGowan.

Cousin, Lisa




--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, Carol Singh
<csinghworthington@y...> wrote:
> Dear Lisa, Two of our McGowans married Vincents. Tell
> me, please, whom did Louise Peed marry? Later, Carol
> --- lisascarola <feonadorf@c...> wrote:
>
> > Rae Jean,
> >
> > I was given the name Nonia from a family member. I'd
> > have to check
> > with her. Nonia Cash's daughter Louise Peed McGowan,
> > named her
> > daughter Nonia. I do know that George W Peed's
> > father was Joseph
> > Purnell Peed and his mother was Celia Vincent, I'm
> > not sure where his
> > family was prior to being in Pitt County.
> >
> > What I find strange is that my great Uncle William
> > Mac McGowan, was
> > the only one of my grandfather's siblings who
> > married someone from
> > Pitt County. Their father had move out of Pitt
> > County, while they
> > were still children, so, I've always wondered how he
> > and Louise met.
> >
> > Lisa
> >
> >
> > --- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Rae Jean"
> > <raejean1@e...> wrote:
> > > Lisa
> > > Do you know origin of this Peed? Isn't this part
> > of the Peed's who
> > migrated
> > > from Person County to Pitt County?
> > >
> > > I thought her name was Nora Cash but don't have
> > that information in
> > front of
> > > me so I could be mistaken.
> > >
> > > BTW, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank
> > you for citing me
> > as a
> > > source on your website. Appreciate the
> > acknowledgement.
> > > Rae Jean
> > >
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: "lisascarola" <feonadorf@c...>
> > > To: <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
> > > Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 6:22 PM
> > > Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Four Peeds inLookup
> > >
> > >
> > > : I know the George Washington Peed, born 1883,
> > was married to Nonia
> > > : Cash, they were my great aunt's parents.
> > > :
> > > : Lisa
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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My mother's maiden name was Dilday, some of the family spelled it Dildy.  My
great-great grandfather was Cooper Bennett Dilday. Cooper married Malinda Ellis
in Jackson County,IL in 1853.   My great-grandfather was Issac Ensign Dilday who
married Sarina Elizabeth Skelton in Conway, AR in 1890/91. My belief is that
Elias Dilday was Cooper's father, although I do not have absolute proof.  
Cooper named his first son Charles Daniel, after his grand-father, Charles
Dilday and Malinda's father, Daniel Ellis. Issac Ensign was his second son and
John B. was the third son.  I believe John B. was named after Cooper's brother
John Balas. Charles Daniel married Elva Jane Henson and John B. married Rachel
M. Skelton, Rachel was Sarina Elizabeth Skelton Dilday's.???our family always
believed the two Skelton women were sisters, but my research indicates that they
may have been Aunt (Rachel) and niece (Elizabeth).  My part of the Skelton
family migrated to Arkansas after the death of James Skelton,
  son of Amos A.Skelton and Charity Reeves Skelton of Hickman County, TN...
My great-grandfather's obituary states that "Ike Dilda died at his home at
Tarlton." This was early 1900's in Pope County, AR on what was known as Dilday
Ridge.

Cooper Bennett was born 1827 SC,  The 1830 Rabun County GA census  states that
Elias and Phariba Wimpy Dilday had two sons age zero to four , according to
David Clark one of these sons was John Balas born 1829 and the other was Cooper
Bennett.  David thinks that because Cooper named his son John B. and because of
their migration pattern that Cooper is Elias' and Pharaba's second and unnamed
son...Cooper is not in the 1840 census with Elias' family in Alto Pass, Union
County IL...but Cooper is in IL because he marries Malinda there in January,
1853 and all of their children are born there. To me, I have a strong
circumstantial case that this my line.

If anyone can help me with my search I will appreciate it greatly.

Mary Robinson
New Mexico






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Thanks, JOhn.:)
--- John S Wilkinson <jwilkins@...> wrote:

> 1900 United States Federal Census
> Viewing records 1-4 of 4 matches for:
> Truman Baker from 1900-1900
>  What can I do with the 1900 U.S. Census?
>  Find information about your ancestors' employment,
> education, parents'
> birthplace, what year they became a citizen, and
> even the number of years
> married. More information below
>
>   « Global Search Results
>
> Name Home in 1900
> (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birthplace
> Race Relation to
> Head-of-house View Image Save This
>
> Truman Baker Salem Township, Highland, Ohio abt 1899
>  Ohio  White Son
> Truman A Baker Wahoo, Lumpkin, Georgia abt 1864
> Georgia  White Head
> Truman C Baker Hamilton, Butler, Ohio abt 1877  Ohio
>  White Boarder
> Truman O Baker Wellington, Lorain, Ohio abt 1818
> New York  White Head
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paula Baker [mailto:paulabaker69@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:02 PM
> To: Pitt Yahoo Group
> Subject: [genpcncfir] Lookup Favor
>
>
>
> Does anyone on the list have the 1900 census on
> disk?
> I have access to it online but I'm helping someone
> find Truman Baker and we haven't found the right one
> yet.  I need all the Truman Bakers in the 1900
> census.
>  I'm thinking that a census transcriber could have
> made an error.  He may be in Michigan and there are
> some there, just not the one I'm looking for.
>
> paula
>
> =====
> Paula Baker
> Researching Cole, Wilkerson, Norman, and White in
> Louisiana and
> Baker, Tyson, Manning, and Stocks in North Carolina
>
>
>
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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/VolumeIIChronicles.htm
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> RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form,
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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nc/county/pitt/Chronicles%20Flyer%20Feb03.htm
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> Eastern and Coastal North Carolina counties.
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Paula Baker
Researching Cole, Wilkerson, Norman, and White in Louisiana and
Baker, Tyson, Manning, and Stocks in North Carolina



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