my pc has been down and so I finally got this email, I have Sauls on our tree
but am stumped   does anyone have stephen edward sauls?  he was married to
maryann sweat
thanks
suz

-------------- Original message from Marcia McLawhorn
<marcia_mclawhorn@...>: --------------

Vicki,
In October, I was in the Greenville area for a McCoy reunion. My hostess asked
me to research "Sauls" prior to an upcoming reunion [on 3 Nov 2007]; the first
one held in fifty years.

I did the best I could in a week. I traced her "Sauls" back to William Henry
'Henry' Sauls [Jan 1860 - c1921], who may be the son of John G. Sauls.

Who is your Sauls' grandfather?
Marcia

PS I didn't mention that here we have had a winter storm every weekend since
Thanksgiving plus one or two extra snow events. The weather people are promising
four more occurring including Christmas day. White Christmas wish has been
fulfilled.

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Dear Debbie,
    Sorry I misread your question. I think the best
approach for correcting information would be to
contact the publishing group. Since you are probably
not the only one to discover an error, perhaps the
group would invite everyone wanting to make a
correction to submit his correction by a certain
deadline. Then the group could print an errata and
mail it out to purchasers of the volumes to be
inserted into their copies.
    In the meantime, I am sure that everyone would
appreciate it if anyone spotting an error would share
his knowledge in an e-mail to our membership.
    It would be especially frustrating for persons
traveling from out-of-state to have made a trip to a
cemetery to visit the grave of an ancestor only to
discover that the grave was not where the publication
had stated.
    I apologize again for not having correctly read
your question. Thank you for letting me know.
    Later, Carol
--- Debbie F Murphy <msfields@...> wrote:

> Carol,
>
> I have both volumes...  I was inquiring if there was
> a way to get information that has all ready been
> printed that in NOT correct, fixed to the correct
> information.
>
> Thanks anyway,
>
> Debbie
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Carol Singh
>   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
>   Cc: Carol B. Singh
>   Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2007 12:13 PM
>   Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] RePrint of 1982
> Chronicles of Pitt Co
>
>
>   Dear Debbie,
>   Contact Liz Sparrow at the Pitt County Family
>   Researchers' web or Jewelle Baker through this
> group.
>   PCFR web site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr
>   You can still order this volume. With shipping, it
>   will cost about $60.00.
>   It has been an invaluable resource for me, the
>   more so, as we moved from North Carolina to
> Virginia
>   when I was a pre-teen.
>   Later, Carol
>   --- Debbie F Murphy <msfields@...>
> wrote:
>
>   > How do I get incorrect information in the
> RePrint
>   > and Original of the "1982
>   > Chronicles of Pitt County" corrected?
>   >
>   >
>   >
>
>
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Dear Bill,
     Speaking of poetic justice, now this takes the
cake. Marry the widow of the man you sued for
slandering you--truth is stranger than fiction, isn't
it?
     For my part, I bear no ill will to either party
nor to their descendants. May all of them prosper.
     As Shakespeare said long ago, "All's well that
ends well."
     Love to you and the family. May the coming year be
filled with blessings, Carol

--- Bill Kittrell <wbk99@...> wrote:

> Note the spelling of the name involving Jonathan
> Kittrell in Chowan County,
> NC
>
> SOURCE: COURT CASE  Chowan Precinct September 1,
> 1722
> James Meglohon bring action against Johanthan
> Kitterill, Sr. for slander in
> that said Kitterill called him a rogue and a thief.
> Kitterill was not in
> court.
> May 14, 1723 case called and Kitterill was present
> but Meglohon did not
> appear.  Case dismissed against Kitterill and court
> costs were to be paid by
> Meglohon.
>
> SOURCE:  WILL OF JAMES MEGLOHON Probated in Bertie
> Court July 1, 1750
> Mentioned in Will:  Son: James Meglohon
>                                 Daughter: Alice
> Meglohon
>                                 Sons in Law: William
> Roads
>
>   Samuel Holleyman
>
>   Christopher Holleyman
> Witness:  J. Early, William Rasberry, Wm. Wilford
> Wife: Margaret, all the estate she was posseded of
> from when I married
> her..by her deceased husband, Jonathan Kitterill.
> WBK NOTE:  It appears that James Meglohon married
> Jonathan Kittrell's widow,
> the same Kittrell that he took to court for slander.
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Dear Marcia,
    That's a good question. Earlier McGowans used the
spelling Megounds and Megowns.
    It's good hearing from you. Sorry that I am so far
behind in my correspondence thanks to a really hectic
holiday work schedule. I am glad to hear that your son
was visiting you over the holidays and hope that all
of you had a beautiful white Christmas in Chicago. In
winter, it's one of the most beautiful places on
earth, and the wind is phenomenal the way it sweeps
through the streets and whispers in one's ear. What a
magical place.
     Later, Carol
--- Marcia McLawhorn <marcia_mclawhorn@...>
wrote:

> Bill,
>   A McCoy family modified their name to Mecoy for a
> generation or two also. The reason given was a
> dispute between brothers, where one didn't want to
> have the same name.
>
>   I wonder about this ...
>   Marcia
>
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I am in need of signatures.   I have been a member of this group for a
long time and need help.   My only daughter died Nov 22, 2006 from
AML, I remember all the support and prayers I received from this group.

My son in law has not allowed my two grandsons, one is 7 and one is 2
to visit me since my daughter's death.    This Holiday season I did
not get to see them at all.

NC does have some grandparent's rights but not like other states.   I
am hoping this group will help me with as many signatures as possible
so I can try to get visiting rights to these boys.   They are all I
have left of my daughter.

Thank you
Deborah Smith Barnes

Dear Deboroh, my sympathy is with you, I am in Okla but would help in any way I
can.
Last year we had a simular problem from two deaths in our family, namely my
sister and her daughter leaving 2 small sons. We wanted them to stay right where
they were with the Grandfather but an older half sister tried to force them to
live with her. However the court did award them to the Grandfather so they would
not interrupt school, living conditions etc. Many of our family were there for
the court hearing and today those boys are happy and content.
  I am not sure but it seems to me there has been a rulling that forces
Grandparents visitation hopefully someone out here can give you that info. If a
petition is placed on the interned and sent around I am sure you could get a lot
of signatures. Your son-in-law is very selfish, it would show how much he loved
his wife to allow her parents to help in forming the lives of those  wonderful
children. GrandParents are very essential in the rearing of children, they show
unconditional love. May God bless and be with you in this time of sorrow. Best
wishes, Elizabeth Beavers

----- Original Message -----
From: christinebarnes1949
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 1:43 PM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Need Signatures for trying to get rights to see and visit
my Grandchildren


I am in need of signatures. I have been a member of this group for a
long time and need help. My only daughter died Nov 22, 2006 from
AML, I remember all the support and prayers I received from this group.

My son in law has not allowed my two grandsons, one is 7 and one is 2
to visit me since my daughter's death. This Holiday season I did
not get to see them at all.

NC does have some grandparent's rights but not like other states. I
am hoping this group will help me with as many signatures as possible
so I can try to get visiting rights to these boys. They are all I
have left of my daughter.

Thank you
Deborah Smith Barnes





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Sorry for butting in here, but if I am correct the laws protect the rights of
grandparents to see there grandchildren. You can probably go to your family
court and petition for a legal right to see them.

John


To: genpcncfir@...: ebitt@...: Wed, 2 Jan 2008
14:47:47 -0600Subject: Fw: [genpcncfir] Need Signatures for trying to get rights
to see and visit my Grandchildren




Dear Deboroh, my sympathy is with you, I am in Okla but would help in any way I
can.Last year we had a simular problem from two deaths in our family, namely my
sister and her daughter leaving 2 small sons. We wanted them to stay right where
they were with the Grandfather but an older half sister tried to force them to
live with her. However the court did award them to the Grandfather so they would
not interrupt school, living conditions etc. Many of our family were there for
the court hearing and today those boys are happy and content.I am not sure but
it seems to me there has been a rulling that forces Grandparents visitation
hopefully someone out here can give you that info. If a petition is placed on
the interned and sent around I am sure you could get a lot of signatures. Your
son-in-law is very selfish, it would show how much he loved his wife to allow
her parents to help in forming the lives of those wonderful children.
GrandParents are very essential in the rearing of children, they show
unconditional love. May God bless and be with you in this time of sorrow. Best
wishes, Elizabeth Beavers ----- Original Message ----- From: christinebarnes1949
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 1:43 PMSubject:
[genpcncfir] Need Signatures for trying to get rights to see and visit my
GrandchildrenI am in need of signatures. I have been a member of this group for
a long time and need help. My only daughter died Nov 22, 2006 from AML, I
remember all the support and prayers I received from this group.My son in law
has not allowed my two grandsons, one is 7 and one is 2 to visit me since my
daughter's death. This Holiday season I did not get to see them at all. NC does
have some grandparent's rights but not like other states. I am hoping this group
will help me with as many signatures as possible so I can try to get visiting
rights to these boys. They are all I have left of my daughter. Thank you Deborah
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suz,
I do not have these people!
   What birth or death year do you have [or estimate]?
   Marcia

wasauls@... wrote:
           ... I have Sauls on our tree but am stumped does anyone have stephen
edward sauls? he was married to maryann sweat
thanks, suz


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Dear Deborah,
     People are sometimes inexplicably cruel. I do
believe, though, that "the evil we do comes back to
plague the inventor," as Shakespeare phrased it.
     I realize that mere words are poor consolation for
an aching heart. Many of our relatives and friends
supported my sister for more than three years of
separation from her only granddaughter--not the act of
an in-law but of her son.
     We had the same legal recourse in Virginia as is
available in North Carolina. However, I persuaded my
sister not to take that route but to pray every day
that God would soften the hardened heart.
     Just last spring, my nephew approached my sister,
my daughter with infant granddaughter in her arms, and
me all of whom were attending his daughter's first
ballgame, hugged each of us, told us he loved us,
thanked us for coming and for our continued support of
his daughter throughout the months of our separation,
asked forgiveness, and said that he had missed us more
than we could know.
     What made our ordeal the more painful for my
sister was that she had raised that granddaughter from
infancy until she was seven years old. Worst than
anything, though, was the suffering of that little
girl. Under the pressure of not knowing what was safe
to say to whom, she began to stutter. A former "A"
student, she received failing grades in both math and
reading.
     Instead of help at home, her parents criticized
her relentlessly and punished her for the failing
grades. The only good to come of this is that the
school intervened and provided free tutoring in math
and reading that over time brought her grades up and
prevented her failing for the year.
     It's a shame when grown-ups make a child a pawn in
an emotional game of chess. The ultimate victim is the
child.
     Couples can divorce or break old ties upon the
death of a spouse, but the ties that bind the child to
both families are eternal. I am sure that those of us
in this group have learned that through our research,
if we hadn't picked up on it earlier through other
sources.
     Law choses not to legislate the human heart. Only
God can tame that unruly beast.
     My words to you come from our family's own pain
and suffering. In your hour of need, I will help you
in any way I can. If my signature will help, tell me
how to respond, and I will do so.
     Some states have begun to be cognizant of
grandparents' rights. With more of us grandparents out
there, I am hopeful that legislation will be passed to
ensure our access to our grandchildren. In the
meantime, all of us can help by contacting our
elective officials with our collective voices.
     Later, Carol


--- christinebarnes1949 <shadebarnes@...>
wrote:

> I am in need of signatures.   I have been a member
> of this group for a
> long time and need help.   My only daughter died Nov
> 22, 2006 from
> AML, I remember all the support and prayers I
> received from this group.
>
> My son in law has not allowed my two grandsons, one
> is 7 and one is 2
> to visit me since my daughter's death.    This
> Holiday season I did
> not get to see them at all.
>
> NC does have some grandparent's rights but not like
> other states.   I
> am hoping this group will help me with as many
> signatures as possible
> so I can try to get visiting rights to these boys.
> They are all I
> have left of my daughter.
>
> Thank you
> Deborah Smith Barnes
>
>
>



      
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Carol,

Thank you and thank you all for the encouragement I have received.   I am
praying so hard that God will change his heart.   I really don't know what to
do, I do feel like if I take him to court it is going to make it worse on the
kids cause he has a bad temper.   I contacted Lt. Governor Beverly Perdue and
she told me to just hire a lawyer, that can be very expensive.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carol Singh" <csinghworthington@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "Carol B. Singh" <CSinghWorthington@...>
Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2008 10:41:28 AM (GMT-0500) America/New_York
Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Need Signatures for trying to get rights to see and
visit my Grandchildren







Dear Deborah,
People are sometimes inexplicably cruel. I do
believe, though, that "the evil we do comes back to
plague the inventor," as Shakespeare phrased it.
I realize that mere words are poor consolation for
an aching heart. Many of our relatives and friends
supported my sister for more than three years of
separation from her only granddaughter--not the act of
an in-law but of her son.
We had the same legal recourse in Virginia as is
available in North Carolina. However, I persuaded my
sister not to take that route but to pray every day
that God would soften the hardened heart.
Just last spring, my nephew approached my sister,
my daughter with infant granddaughter in her arms, and
me all of whom were attending his daughter's first
ballgame, hugged each of us, told us he loved us,
thanked us for coming and for our continued support of
his daughter throughout the months of our separation,
asked forgiveness, and said that he had missed us more
than we could know.
What made our ordeal the more painful for my
sister was that she had raised that granddaughter from
infancy until she was seven years old. Worst than
anything, though, was the suffering of that little
girl. Under the pressure of not knowing what was safe
to say to whom, she began to stutter. A former "A"
student, she received failing grades in both math and
reading.
Instead of help at home, her parents criticized
her relentlessly and punished her for the failing
grades. The only good to come of this is that the
school intervened and provided free tutoring in math
and reading that over time brought her grades up and
prevented her failing for the year.
It's a shame when grown-ups make a child a pawn in
an emotional game of chess. The ultimate victim is the
child.
Couples can divorce or break old ties upon the
death of a spouse, but the ties that bind the child to
both families are eternal. I am sure that those of us
in this group have learned that through our research,
if we hadn't picked up on it earlier through other
sources.
Law choses not to legislate the human heart. Only
God can tame that unruly beast.
My words to you come from our family's own pain
and suffering. In your hour of need, I will help you
in any way I can. If my signature will help, tell me
how to respond, and I will do so.
Some states have begun to be cognizant of
grandparents' rights. With more of us grandparents out
there, I am hopeful that legislation will be passed to
ensure our access to our grandchildren. In the
meantime, all of us can help by contacting our
elective officials with our collective voices.
Later, Carol


--- christinebarnes1949 < shadebarnes@... >
wrote:

> I am in need of signatures. I have been a member
> of this group for a
> long time and need help. My only daughter died Nov
> 22, 2006 from
> AML, I remember all the support and prayers I
> received from this group.
>
> My son in law has not allowed my two grandsons, one
> is 7 and one is 2
> to visit me since my daughter's death. This
> Holiday season I did
> not get to see them at all.
>
> NC does have some grandparent's rights but not like
> other states. I
> am hoping this group will help me with as many
> signatures as possible
> so I can try to get visiting rights to these boys.
> They are all I
> have left of my daughter.
>
> Thank you
> Deborah Smith Barnes
>
>
>

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On this cemetery listing which was mentioned a few weeks ago,  can someone look
up a listing for Annie Cornelia Jackson (Wyatt - maiden name)    and let me know
if there are pictures of their tombstones.

born
Born:16 dec 1877
Pitt, , North Carolina, USA
Died:27 may 1916
Pitt, , North Carolina, USA


married to Oliver Heber Jackson

Born:1877
North Carolina
Died:27 Jun 1957
Pitt, North Carolina



Thanks,
Nicole


      
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Dear Shade,
    It has been my experience that when people act ugly
towards others, it's because they are feeling ugly on
the inside. Their feelings are directed towards
others, but those others did not cause those feelings.
    It is likely that your family member is
experiencing a great deal of grief and anger over the
loss of his wife and the added responsibilities he now
has to shoulder. Additionally, he needs a target for
these feelings. He cannot blame his dead spouse
directly, so he turns those feelings against the
people he can blame, usually those who are safe
targets in the sense that rather than retaliate they
will be hurting too. It's as if he were saying, "Feel
my pain, and then talk."
    The targets are usually "safe" also in the sense
that the aggressor knows they love him and will
continue to love him even while he is hurting them.
These people would not dare use such tactics or even
try them out on someone who does not have a vested
interest in their behavior. You have a vested interest
because of your love for the grandchildren and for
your daughter. These give your family member a "hook,"
allowing him to get to you.
    I can offer you also the consolation I gave my
sister, and it will prove equally true in your case I
trust. He will need you much sooner than you will need
him.
    Bide your time. Let time work its magic.
    Further, those grandchildren are likely hurting as
much as you are. Do you think for one minute that they
are not going to grow up and reach out to you?
    Given their mother's death, what are the chances
they will reject their mother's mom? Not likely, I'd
say.
     As for the lawyer, in most cases the initial
consultation is free. It will not cost you to explore
your rights and the choices open to you.
     A possible drawback, though, is prolonging or
intensifying the hostility between you and your
relative if you do pursue legal remedies.
     Give it careful thought.
     You might also enlist the help of other family
members who have influence with him and can bring him
around to seeing your side of things.
     Later, Carol
--- Shade Barnes <shadebarnes@...> wrote:

>
>
> Carol,
>
> Thank you and thank you all for the encouragement I
> have received.   I am praying so hard that God will
> change his heart.   I really don't know what to do,
> I do feel like if I take him to court it is going to
> make it worse on the kids cause he has a bad
> temper.   I contacted Lt. Governor Beverly Perdue
> and she told me to just hire a lawyer, that can be
> very expensive.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Carol Singh" <csinghworthington@...>
> To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
> Cc: "Carol B. Singh" <CSinghWorthington@...>
> Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2008 10:41:28 AM
> (GMT-0500) America/New_York
> Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Need Signatures for trying
> to get rights to see and visit my Grandchildren
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Dear Deborah,
> People are sometimes inexplicably cruel. I do
> believe, though, that "the evil we do comes back to
> plague the inventor," as Shakespeare phrased it.
> I realize that mere words are poor consolation for
> an aching heart. Many of our relatives and friends
> supported my sister for more than three years of
> separation from her only granddaughter--not the act
> of
> an in-law but of her son.
> We had the same legal recourse in Virginia as is
> available in North Carolina. However, I persuaded my
>
> sister not to take that route but to pray every day
> that God would soften the hardened heart.
> Just last spring, my nephew approached my sister,
> my daughter with infant granddaughter in her arms,
> and
> me all of whom were attending his daughter's first
> ballgame, hugged each of us, told us he loved us,
> thanked us for coming and for our continued support
> of
> his daughter throughout the months of our
> separation,
> asked forgiveness, and said that he had missed us
> more
> than we could know.
> What made our ordeal the more painful for my
> sister was that she had raised that granddaughter
> from
> infancy until she was seven years old. Worst than
> anything, though, was the suffering of that little
> girl. Under the pressure of not knowing what was
> safe
> to say to whom, she began to stutter. A former "A"
> student, she received failing grades in both math
> and
> reading.
> Instead of help at home, her parents criticized
> her relentlessly and punished her for the failing
> grades. The only good to come of this is that the
> school intervened and provided free tutoring in math
>
> and reading that over time brought her grades up and
>
> prevented her failing for the year.
> It's a shame when grown-ups make a child a pawn in
> an emotional game of chess. The ultimate victim is
> the
> child.
> Couples can divorce or break old ties upon the
> death of a spouse, but the ties that bind the child
> to
> both families are eternal. I am sure that those of
> us
> in this group have learned that through our
> research,
> if we hadn't picked up on it earlier through other
> sources.
> Law choses not to legislate the human heart. Only
> God can tame that unruly beast.
> My words to you come from our family's own pain
> and suffering. In your hour of need, I will help you
>
> in any way I can. If my signature will help, tell me
>
> how to respond, and I will do so.
> Some states have begun to be cognizant of
> grandparents' rights. With more of us grandparents
> out
> there, I am hopeful that legislation will be passed
> to
> ensure our access to our grandchildren. In the
> meantime, all of us can help by contacting our
> elective officials with our collective voices.
> Later, Carol
>
>
> --- christinebarnes1949 < shadebarnes@...
> >
> wrote:
>
> > I am in need of signatures. I have been a member
> > of this group for a
> > long time and need help. My only daughter died Nov
>
> > 22, 2006 from
> > AML, I remember all the support and prayers I
> > received from this group.
> >
> > My son in law has not allowed my two grandsons,
> one
> > is 7 and one is 2
> > to visit me since my daughter's death. This
> > Holiday season I did
> > not get to see them at all.
> >
> > NC does have some grandparent's rights but not
> like
> > other states. I
> > am hoping this group will help me with as many
> > signatures as possible
> > so I can try to get visiting rights to these boys.
>
> > They are all I
> > have left of my daughter.
> >
> > Thank you
> > Deborah Smith Barnes
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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I am sorry for your loss of both your daughter and the comfort of your
grandchildren at a difficult time . I will be glad to sign anythinng you need. I
could not imagine not seeing my grandchildren. Please let me know what or when
you will need it.
   Terry Fletch

hi,im intrested in any info on robert owens,elthdred owens i belive
they lived in edgecombe co,n.c
            thank you, shirley jones

I have the following inf. for Robert Owens

History Wilson County and Its Families, 1985, page 312 page 311

Betty

--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Shirley Jones"
<boycrazy_katie@...> wrote:
>
> hi,im intrested in any info on robert owens,elthdred owens i belive
> they lived in edgecombe co,n.c
>            thank you, shirley jones
>

Did he have a sister named Mary "Eliza" born Feb 1846 who married a Jones??


?Have a blessed day
Linda


-----Original Message-----
From: Betty Cobb Batchelor <wibbach@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:55 pm
Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: owens family






I have the following inf. for Robert Owens

History Wilson County and Its Families, 1985, page 312 page 311

Betty

--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Shirley Jones"
<boycrazy_katie@...> wrote:
>
> hi,im intrested in any info on robert owens,elthdred owens i belive
> they lived in edgecombe co,n.c
> thank you, shirley jones
>





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yes he had a sister eliza,i think she died shortly after she married but im not
sure.their fathers name was robert and mothers name was nancy. they lived in
grainger co,tn before they came to missouri.

LdMel1@... wrote:
           Did he have a sister named Mary "Eliza" born Feb 1846 who married a
Jones??
Have a blessed day
Linda

Does anyone have an email address for Maury York at East Carolina University?

Jo Webb

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yorkm@...

   -----Original Message-----
   From: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
On Behalf Of Joe Webb
   Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 11:18 AM
   Subject: [genpcncfir] E-mail Address


   Does anyone have an email address for Maury York at East Carolina
University?

   Jo Webb

Maury York's address at ECU's Joyner Library is yorkm@....

Liz Sparrow

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Thank you, Liz

Jo

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Elizabeth Sparrow
   To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 2:20 PM
   Subject: [genpcncfir] Maury York's address at ECU


   Maury York's address at ECU's Joyner Library is yorkm@....

   Liz Sparrow

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Yes - you can find it at: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-lib/spclcoll/staff.cfm

Traci

>Does anyone have an email address for Maury York at East Carolina
University?
>Jo Webb

<http://home.netcom.com/~megrogan/irishgenealogycruise/>


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I am searching for a John ROSS and his wife Mary, residing in Pitt
County, NC ca 1802.  Thanks for any leads.

Hello friends!

regarding the statement "my Allen and Braxton family merge in
Dickson County Tenn"...

Did you know that Dickson Co., TN has a new heritage book?  It is
one of the finest Heritage Books ever.  The website is:

http://www.dicksontnheritage.com

Enjoy!



--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, Carol Singh
<csinghworthington@...> wrote:
>
> Dear John,
>     You are probably right about your Braxton lineage
> to James Braxton, Jr. Linda Eckerd, who has
> corresponded with you, or Kenny Braxton, who has a
> Braxton website, would be the most likely of our
> family to have early photos. Kenny has photos posted
> on his web. Linda has sent me some of hers. One that
> particularly stands out for me is that of Elias A.
> Braxton, my cousin who wrote from his home in Texas to
> the editor of the Greenville Daily Reflector in 1911
> [Pitt County Family Researchers' Genealogy Quarterly,
> Feb. 1995 I believe is the issue in which that letter
> with his family information in it is contained].
>      I was so impressed that I copied that photo and
> showed it to my family. My younger brother could be
> his clone.
>      Back to you shortly,
>      Carol
> --- John Meyer <hookipajohn@...> wrote:
>
> >
> > I am researching so many parts of my family I forget
> > sometimes if I responded to this e-mail.
> >
> > 1. RICHARD R.1 ALLEN was born Abt. 1768 in North
> > Carolina, and died Bef. 25 May 1840 in Madison
> > County,
> > MS. He married (1) MARY BRAXTON Bef. 1786 in Dickson
> > County, TN (Originally Part Of NC). She was
> > born in NC, and died Bef. 1835 in Madison County,
> > MS. He married (2) JANE FOSTER 24 Aug 1835 in
> > Madison County, MS. She was born 1785, and died 11
> > Nov 1865 in Madison County, MS.
> >
> >  As you can see my Allen and Braxton family merge in
> > Dickson County Tenn. I am assuming that this must be
> > the daughter of James Braxton Jr. I would love to
> > have a Braxton family group sheet to find my 5th
> > great grandmother and then to see her family.
> >
> > John
> >

Thank you Adam. I wish I had known about it when they were putting it together.

John


To: genpcncfir@...: adam_cscott@...: Sun, 27 Jan 2008
16:32:00 +0000Subject: [genpcncfir] Allen & Braxton family in Dickson Co., TN




Hello friends!regarding the statement "my Allen and Braxton family merge
inDickson County Tenn"...Did you know that Dickson Co., TN has a new heritage
book? It is one of the finest Heritage Books ever. The website
is:http://www.dicksontnheritage.comEnjoy!--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com,
Carol Singh <csinghworthington@...> wrote:>> Dear John,> You are probably right
about your Braxton lineage> to James Braxton, Jr. Linda Eckerd, who has>
corresponded with you, or Kenny Braxton, who has a> Braxton website, would be
the most likely of our> family to have early photos. Kenny has photos posted> on
his web. Linda has sent me some of hers. One that> particularly stands out for
me is that of Elias A.> Braxton, my cousin who wrote from his home in Texas to>
the editor of the Greenville Daily Reflector in 1911> [Pitt County Family
Researchers' Genealogy Quarterly,> Feb. 1995 I believe is the issue in which
that letter> with his family information in it is contained]. > I was so
impressed that I copied that photo and> showed it to my family. My younger
brother could be> his clone.> Back to you shortly,> Carol> --- John Meyer
<hookipajohn@...> wrote:> > > > > I am researching so many parts of my family I
forget> > sometimes if I responded to this e-mail. > > > > 1. RICHARD R.1 ALLEN
was born Abt. 1768 in North> > Carolina, and died Bef. 25 May 1840 in Madison> >
County,> > MS. He married (1) MARY BRAXTON Bef. 1786 in Dickson> > County, TN
(Originally Part Of NC). She was> > born in NC, and died Bef. 1835 in Madison
County,> > MS. He married (2) JANE FOSTER 24 Aug 1835 in> > Madison County, MS.
She was born 1785, and died 11> > Nov 1865 in Madison County, MS.> > > > As you
can see my Allen and Braxton family merge in> > Dickson County Tenn. I am
assuming that this must be> > the daughter of James Braxton Jr. I would love to>
> have a Braxton family group sheet to find my 5th> > great grandmother and then
to see her family.> > > > John> >






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Hi Carol,

As far as I know my line did not go to Dickson Co. TN.  Lacey & son
Elias A. Braxton went to Hawkins to Warren (1870), Cannon (1880),
Lincoln and Marshall Counties in TN. One of Lacey's sons by Livina
went to Coffee Co., then Elias went on to Parker Co. Texas.  The
photos of Elias and his children Laura (my grgrandmother) and John
are in the Photo section here in Kenny's album.

Linda E.


--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "adam_cscott" <adam_cscott@...>
wrote:
>
>
> Hello friends!
>
> regarding the statement "my Allen and Braxton family merge in
> Dickson County Tenn"...
>
> Did you know that Dickson Co., TN has a new heritage book?  It is
> one of the finest Heritage Books ever.  The website is:
>
> http://www.dicksontnheritage.com
>
> Enjoy!
>
>
>
> --- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, Carol Singh
> <csinghworthington@> wrote:
> >
> > Dear John,
> >     You are probably right about your Braxton lineage
> > to James Braxton, Jr. Linda Eckerd, who has
> > corresponded with you, or Kenny Braxton, who has a
> > Braxton website, would be the most likely of our
> > family to have early photos. Kenny has photos posted
> > on his web. Linda has sent me some of hers. One that
> > particularly stands out for me is that of Elias A.
> > Braxton, my cousin who wrote from his home in Texas to
> > the editor of the Greenville Daily Reflector in 1911
> > [Pitt County Family Researchers' Genealogy Quarterly,
> > Feb. 1995 I believe is the issue in which that letter
> > with his family information in it is contained].
> >      I was so impressed that I copied that photo and
> > showed it to my family. My younger brother could be
> > his clone.
> >      Back to you shortly,
> >      Carol
> > --- John Meyer <hookipajohn@> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > I am researching so many parts of my family I forget
> > > sometimes if I responded to this e-mail.
> > >
> > > 1. RICHARD R.1 ALLEN was born Abt. 1768 in North
> > > Carolina, and died Bef. 25 May 1840 in Madison
> > > County,
> > > MS. He married (1) MARY BRAXTON Bef. 1786 in Dickson
> > > County, TN (Originally Part Of NC). She was
> > > born in NC, and died Bef. 1835 in Madison County,
> > > MS. He married (2) JANE FOSTER 24 Aug 1835 in
> > > Madison County, MS. She was born 1785, and died 11
> > > Nov 1865 in Madison County, MS.
> > >
> > >  As you can see my Allen and Braxton family merge in
> > > Dickson County Tenn. I am assuming that this must be
> > > the daughter of James Braxton Jr. I would love to
> > > have a Braxton family group sheet to find my 5th
> > > great grandmother and then to see her family.
> > >
> > > John
> > >
>

I tried to send Jewell a email today and it was returned.   But maybe some one
can get a message to her for me.

When my daughter died in 2006, Jewel told me since I wasn't able at the time it
came out she was going to send me the Pit County Chronciles II book in memory of
Lynn.   But I have nevered recieved it.   I know she had lost her grandson
and do pray she is mending, losing a love one is really bad.   My heart went
out to her when I learned of it.

Anyway, I was just wondering how to get my book.

Thank you,

Deborah S Barnes



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I was given a picture of supposedly the Rance and Blanche Forrest family.
It was taken in front of a two story house with an old model car in front.
There were 14 people in the picture including children.  Does anyone know
about this family?  This is about a 11 x 14 picture.
The older man must be Rance holding a child of about two, the lady must be
Blanche is holding a child of about one year.  There are three young boys
and one girl.  The others are adults.

I believe I have found him.  His name is Barron Ransom "Rance" Forrest.  Am
Checking further.

79. BARRON RANSON7 FORREST (JOSEPHUS L.6, BARROM5, LEMUEL4, REBECCA3,
WILLIAM2, HENRY1)345. He married BLANCHE GASKINS.
Children of BARRON FORREST and BLANCHE GASKINS are:
i. ROGER8 FORREST345.
ii. LOIS FORREST345, m. E.C. AVERETTE345