Hello Group.....
             See below notice from David French re: Saturday's Happenings in
New Bern, N.C.  If you attend, please share your thoughts with us.
                     Jewelle

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  (Serving all Eastern/Coastal NC Counties)
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----- Original Message -----
From: "David A. French" <DavidAFrench@...>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 9:25 AM
Subject: History, Heritage Park & Chocolate!


Hi All,

Look forward to seeing everyone this coming Saturday, September 22nd as we
celebrate Craven County's 300th Anniversary at the New Bern Riverfront
Convention Center in New Bern.  The day starts with a symposium on the
Civil War.  Please see below for more info.  You may also see the detailed
event press release at http://encfamilies.org/Events.html

*CRAVEN COUNTY 300TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION*
Saturday, September 22nd, 2012 • 10 am to 9 pm
Free, Open to the Public and Everyone is Welcome!

*Civil War In Eastern North Carolina Symposium*
*
10 am • Welcome*
Mr. David A. French, Director, The Family History Society of ENC

*10:15 am • Presentation*
  “The Eyes of the Whole State Were Upon Them:
William J. Clarke and the Black New Bern Militiamen in the Kirk-Holden War,
1870”
Mr. Samuel B. McGuire, Doctoral History Candidate, University of Georgia at
Athens.

*11 am • Two Short Film Presentations*
“Baptism by Fire:  The Battle for New Berne” and “For Liberty and Union”
Tony Bryant, Filmmaker, Graduate of Craven Community College, and ECU
Student
Intro. by Mrs. Kate Smaw Amerson, History Professor, Craven Community
College

*12 Noon • Lunch*
You are welcome to bring your lunch into the presentation room.

*12:30 pm • Presentation*
  “Shifting Loyalties:  The Union Occupation of Eastern North Carolina”
Dr. Judkin J. Browning, Associate Professor of History, Appalachian State
University

The presentations are sponsored by
The Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina,
The Craven Community College Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, and
The Craven County 300th Anniversary Main and District Committees

*Craven County 300th Anniversary Celebration*
*
10 am - 5 pm • Heritage Hall and Outside*
Craven County District Displays, History and Community Displays,
Farming Equipment Displays, Family Photo Boards, Kids’ Activities,
Concession Available All Day

*2:00 pm • 300th Annniversary Ceremony*
Craven County Officials, Cake and Punch Reception

*2:30 pm • Musical Presentation*
The Heritage Chorale of Eastern North Carolina

*3:30 pm - 6 pm • Muscial Entertainment*
Musical Entertainment Inside

*6 pm - 9 pm • Muscial Entertainment*
Musical Entertainment Outside on the Riverfront Veranda


*HERITAGE PARK PROJECT*
We are steadily moving forward with the Heritage Park project.  Please
consider honoring your ancestors or loved ones with engraved granite
inscription around the reflecting pool.  Please download a brochure to
learn more. http://encfamilies.org/Heritage_Park.html


*CRAVEN CHOCOLATE EXPLOSION!, A Premier Chocolate Experience*
Calling all Chocoholics!  Join us October 11-14, 2012 for a wonderful
weekend of chocolate!
Exhibitors, Classes, Demonstrations, Kids' Activities, Costumed Characters,
and More!
$2 of the $5 Admission is being donated to "A Dog For Bella"  Please see
our website at http://www.cravenchocolateexplosion.org/

Have a Nice Autumn!

David

Hello Group....
         Another interesting post, thanks to Sally Pavia.....  read below !!
               Jewelle

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----- Original Message -----
From: <sallypavia2001@...>
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 10:12 AM
Subject:  TODAY IN HISTORY ~~ 21 SEPTEMBER


21 Sep 1779 ~ Benedict Arnold Commits Treason
On this day in 1780, during the American Revolution, American General
Benedict Arnoldmeets with British Major John Andre to discuss handing over
West Point to the British, in return for the promise of a large sum of money
and a high position in the British army. The plot was foiled and Arnold, a
former American hero, became synonymous with the word "traitor."

Arnold was born into a well-respected family in Norwich, Connecticut, on
January 14, 1741. He apprenticed with an apothecary and was a member of the
militia during the French and Indian War (1754-1763). He later became a
successful trader and joined the Continental Army when the Revolutionary War
broke out between Great Britain and its 13 American colonies in 1775. When
the war ended in 1883, the colonies had won their independence from Britain
and formed a new nation, the United States.

During the war, Benedict Arnold proved himself a brave and skillful leader,
helping Ethan Allen's troops capture Fort Ticonderoga in 1775 and then
participating in the unsuccessful attack on British Quebec later that year,
which earned him a promotion to brigadier general. Arnold distinguished
himself in campaigns at Lake Champlain, Ridgefield and Saratoga, and gained
the support of George Washington. However, Arnold had enemies within the
military and in 1777, five men of lesser rank were promoted over him. Over
the course of the next few years, Arnold married for a second time and he
and his new wife lived a lavish lifestyle in Philadelphia, accumulating
substantial debt. The debt and the resentment Arnold felt over not being
promoted faster were motivating factors in his choice to become a turncoat.

In 1780, Arnold was given command of West Point, an American fort on the
Hudson River in New York (and future home of the U.S. military academy,
established in 1802). Arnold contacted Sir Henry Clinton, head of the
British forces, and proposed handing over West Point and his men. On
September 21 of that year, Arnold met with Major John Andre and made his
traitorous pact. However, the conspiracy was uncovered and Andre was
captured and executed. Arnold, the former American patriot, fled to the
enemy side and went on to lead British troops in Virginia and Connecticut.
He later moved to England, though he never received all of what he'd been
promised by the British. He died in London on June 14, 1801.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

21 Sep : 1779 ~ Spaniards Capture Baton Rouge
On this day in 1779, the Louisiana governor and Spanish military officer
Bernardo de Galvez, with the aide of American troops and militia volunteers,
captures the British post and garrison at Baton Rouge, located in what was
then British-controlled West Florida.

In a cunning and brilliant move, de Galvez included in the terms of the
British surrender of Baton Rouge that the British also surrender Fort
Panmure at Natchez to Spanish control. Defeated and on the verge of utter
annihilation, the British had no other choice but to accept the terms.
The Spanish capture of Baton Rouge and Fort Panmure ended British control of
the Mississippi Valley and opened the Mississippi River to a Spanish supply
line-running from the Gulf of Mexico to the Ohio Valley--that greatly
benefited the American cause. De Galvez was then able to lay siege to the
British-occupied city of Pensacola, Florida, in the spring of 1781, which
ended in a British surrender on May 8.

Spain never officially signed an alliance with the American revolutionaries,
as King Charles III was hesitant about the precedent he might be setting by
encouraging the population of another empire to overthrow their monarch.
However, Spain also wanted to regain Gibraltar in the Mediterranean from the
British and solidify control of its North American holdings,       so it
allied itself to France in the international war against Britain. Spain
regained West Florida during the fighting and East Florida, which it
exchanged for the Bahamas, in the final peace. Though Gibraltar remained in
British control, Spain also won all the land surrounding the Gulf of Mexico.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I have no photos, but am ancestor of Henry. Can you send me dates of Mary Lula
Tyson? Thanks!

--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Paula Baker" <paulabaker69@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> My ancestor Mary Lula Tyson Baker Beddard was the third wife of Henry C.
> Beddard of Pitt County.  Does anyone have a picture of Henry Beddard?  As
> far as we know, all pictures of Mary L. T. B. Beddard were consumed in a
> fire if there were ever any of her.  I keep hoping someone took a picture of
> Henry Beddard and Mary together.
>
>
>
> Paula Baker
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Registrar of Deeds Research Lock-'N  this Thursday-

Just a reminder that the Edgecombe County Genealogical Society will meet this
Thursday, Oct 18 at 5:00 pm. at the new Edge. Co. Administration Building—Room
340.

Go to the Granville Street entrance(the auditorium side of the building. Use the
elevator to the third floor. There will be ECGS signs to direct you to the
meeting area.

Please remember COME EARLY to prevent getting "locked out".
See U There!!!

The Pitt County Historical Society will have a two-month (November 1-December
31, 2012) pre-holiday sale of Chronicles of Pitt County, Volumes I and II.  They
will be discounted to $50 each (including tax), and shipping will be just $5
extra for each book.  Details about the books and how to order them can be found
on the first page of the PCHS web site
(http://www.pittcountyhistoricalsociety.com/). 
 
Elizabeth "Liz" Sparrow
Corresponding Secretary
Pitt County Historical Society

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I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?

Thank you so very much~

D. Stanford



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

Found a Evie May Glass Cooley who died in nov. 1971. In Alabama.

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 20, 2012, at 10:38 PM, "bamaangel3395" <bamaangel3395@...> wrote:

>
> I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
>
> Thank you so very much~
>
> D. Stanford
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


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

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=tatianamik&i\
d=I7912
A Charles w. thigpen. Don't know if he's yours.

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 20, 2012, at 10:38 PM, "bamaangel3395" <bamaangel3395@...> wrote:

>
> I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
>
> Thank you so very much~
>
> D. Stanford
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


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Please do not feel bad.

Ancestry.com gleans from the Internet for free,  and then sells it.

I have never joined and paid Ancestry. If they find it' it is still there, on
the Internet for free.

BARB

 
----- Original Message -----
> From: bamaangel3395 <bamaangel3395@...>
> To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
> Cc:
> Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2012 7:38 PM
> Subject: [genpcncfir] Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen
>
>
> I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
>
> Thank you so very much~
>
> D. Stanford
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Pitt County Historical Society:                 
> http://www.pittcountyhistoricalsociety.com/
>
> CHRONICLES VOL.II AVAILABLE!! Click here for description and ordering 
> information:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/files/
>
> Click here to view CHRONICLE PHOTO, use SlideShow:
> http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/lst
>
> RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form:                       
> 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/
>
> http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
> 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
>
>
>

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The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
--Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
--------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
--------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON 1914-1991
------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]





Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974
Name: Willie Emma Blanton
[Willie Emma Thigpen] Birth Date: abt 1914 Death Date: 22 Dec 1951 Death Place:
Irondale, Jefferson, Alabama Death Age: 37 Gender: Female Father Name: Charlie W
Thigpen Mother Name: Evie May Glass FHL Film Number: 1908865

Web: Birmingham, Alabama, Obituary Index, 1930-1996
Name: Mrs Willie Emma Blanton Publication Date: 24 Dec 1951 Publication Place:
Birmingham, Alabama, United States Death Date: Abt 1951 Notes: Edition: Section:
Announcements/Deaths Page: 18

U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Emma T Blanton Gender: F (Female) Residence Year: 1944 Street Address: W23
24th N apt 12 Residence Place: Birmingham, Alabama Spouse: Robt A Blanton
Publication Title: Birmingham, Alabama, City Directory, 1944
Robert a salesman with McKeason-Robbins Inc


>Name: Charles W. Thigpen Given Name: Charles W. Surname: Thigpen 1 Sex: M
Birth: 19 Jun 1855 in Hale County, AL 1 Death: 2 Feb 1935 1 Burial: Hopewell
Cemetery, Perry County, Alabama, USA 1 Change Date: 24 May 2004 at 04:23
Father: Jason Thigpen b: Abt 1819 in North Carolina
Mother: Ann Horton b: Abt 1829 in Alabama


Now it is up to you to prove.

Good Luck
Sue


--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "bamaangel3395" <bamaangel3395@...> wrote:
>
>
> I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
>
> Thank you so very much~
>
> D. Stanford
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

I stopped using ancestry years ago as well. You can put the name you are
searching into Google search and add location and approximate year. You'll be
surprised what you can find for free!!!

There were Thigpin families in Pitt Co. One connected with my Moore family also
of Pitt. They migrated into GA/FL in the 1800s. Whether they connect with yours
or not I'm not sure.

There is also a Thigpin in the DAR records that descended from Caleb Moore of
Pitt and GA. You can obtain those records from the DAR. Just go to their
website.

I'd also look for a  death certificate for Charles Waller Thigpin which would
likely give you the place of his birth and parents names. Then you keep going
back from there.

Good luck. best, Cheryl
--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
> Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
> --Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
> ----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
> ------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
> --------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
> --------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON 1914-1991
> ------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
> The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]
>
>
>
>
>

I don't know if that is the same one. She was married to a Charlie W. Blanton at
one time, but they may have divorced. It could possibly be her. Did you find any
information on Emma too?
Thank you so very much for replying.



________________________________
  From: Paula Baker <paulabaker69@...>
To: "genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com" <genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2012 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: [genpcncfir] Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen


 

Found a Evie May Glass Cooley who died in nov. 1971. In Alabama.

Sent from my iPhone

On Oct 20, 2012, at 10:38 PM, "bamaangel3395" <mailto:bamaangel3395%40yahoo.com>
wrote:

>
> I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
>
> Thank you so very much~
>
> D. Stanford
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

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I agree Barb. I cant' afford Ancestry either....it is available at
most libraries though. However you have time limits at a library, so I
say do your homework, then pop on and get the hardcopies you want,
then poke around with the remainder of your time.

Most of the gems  and/or facts I find are freely available, and all
from good-old fashion detective work. Its out there, and your often
better off with some of those sources since the transcriber is someone
you can sometimes get in contact with. I mean, google now has hoards
of old digital sources and I've downloaded quite a few open-source old
documents with lots of good & meaty details. Then you have rootsweb
and they host a couple sources I use alot for UK vitals: freeCen,
freeReg.

FamilySearch.org of course is a staple. Then you can also find some
wonderful gems of information on sites such as this, or other county
based sites - I find all mine with a search like "Washington County"
Genealogy, or "Reid Family" kilmarnok Scotland....some times those
random searchs hit pay dirt. I use the "" to quantify that it search
for those words together, then have the other two words anywhere on
that same page. Its quite amazing the clues you can sometimes dig-up
with just some old-fashion detective work.

Happy hunting

Paula Norman

On 10/22/12, Barb Lantto <earthfeather99@...> wrote:
> Please do not feel bad.
>
> Ancestry.com gleans from the Internet for free,  and then sells it.
>
> I have never joined and paid Ancestry. If they find it' it is still there,
> on the Internet for free.
>
> BARB
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: bamaangel3395 <bamaangel3395@...>
>> To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
>> Cc:
>> Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2012 7:38 PM
>> Subject: [genpcncfir] Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen
>>
>>
>> I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
>> She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
>> was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
>> only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
>> Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
>> to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
>> days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
>>
>> Thank you so very much~
>>
>> D. Stanford
>>
>>
>>
>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>
>>
>> ------------------------------------
>>
>> Pitt County Historical Society:
>> http://www.pittcountyhistoricalsociety.com/
>>
>> CHRONICLES VOL.II AVAILABLE!! Click here for description and ordering
>> information:
>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/files/
>>
>> Click here to view CHRONICLE PHOTO, use SlideShow:
>> http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/genpcncfir/lst
>>
>> RePrint of 1982 Chronicles of Pitt Co Order Form:
>> 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/
>>
>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>>
>> 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
>>
>>
>>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

Thank you so very much for all of this new information. The only thing I had was
my husband's dad, who was Robert Anthony Blanton Jr. His dad was Robert Anthony
Blanton Sr and his mom was Willie Emma Thigpen. I didn't have any documentation
of Robert Sr and Emma being married. I don't have much info on her family,
except her parents Evie May Glass and Charlie W. Thigpen.




________________________________
  From: rhodenccc <rhodenccc@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:31 AM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen


 


I stopped using ancestry years ago as well. You can put the name you are
searching into Google search and add location and approximate year. You'll be
surprised what you can find for free!!!

There were Thigpin families in Pitt Co. One connected with my Moore family also
of Pitt. They migrated into GA/FL in the 1800s. Whether they connect with yours
or not I'm not sure.

There is also a Thigpin in the DAR records that descended from Caleb Moore of
Pitt and GA. You can obtain those records from the DAR. Just go to their
website.

I'd also look for a  death certificate for Charles Waller Thigpin which would
likely give you the place of his birth and parents names. Then you keep going
back from there.

Good luck. best, Cheryl
--- In mailto:genpcncfir%40yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@...>
wrote:
>
>
>
> The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
> Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
> --Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
> ----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
> ------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
> --------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
> --------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON 1914-1991
> ------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
> The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]
>
>
>
>
>




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

Thank you so much again!!
Danielle


________________________________
  From: rhodenccc <rhodenccc@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:31 AM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen


 


I stopped using ancestry years ago as well. You can put the name you are
searching into Google search and add location and approximate year. You'll be
surprised what you can find for free!!!

There were Thigpin families in Pitt Co. One connected with my Moore family also
of Pitt. They migrated into GA/FL in the 1800s. Whether they connect with yours
or not I'm not sure.

There is also a Thigpin in the DAR records that descended from Caleb Moore of
Pitt and GA. You can obtain those records from the DAR. Just go to their
website.

I'd also look for a  death certificate for Charles Waller Thigpin which would
likely give you the place of his birth and parents names. Then you keep going
back from there.

Good luck. best, Cheryl
--- In mailto:genpcncfir%40yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@...>
wrote:
>
>
>
> The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
> Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
> --Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
> ----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
> ------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
> --------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
> --------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON 1914-1991
> ------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
> The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]
>
>
>
>
>




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

You might also sign up for www.alabamapioneers.com  Its a great resource and its
free. Cheryl

--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, BamaAngel <bamaangel3395@...> wrote:
>
> Thank you so very much for all of this new information. The only thing I had
was my husband's dad, who was Robert Anthony Blanton Jr. His dad was Robert
Anthony Blanton Sr and his mom was Willie Emma Thigpen. I didn't have any
documentation of Robert Sr and Emma being married. I don't have much info on her
family, except her parents Evie May Glass and Charlie W. Thigpen.
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>  From: rhodenccc <rhodenccc@...>
> To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:31 AM
> Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen
>
>
>  
>
>
> I stopped using ancestry years ago as well. You can put the name you are
searching into Google search and add location and approximate year. You'll be
surprised what you can find for free!!!
>
> There were Thigpin families in Pitt Co. One connected with my Moore family
also of Pitt. They migrated into GA/FL in the 1800s. Whether they connect with
yours or not I'm not sure.
>
> There is also a Thigpin in the DAR records that descended from Caleb Moore of
Pitt and GA. You can obtain those records from the DAR. Just go to their
website.
>
> I'd also look for a  death certificate for Charles Waller Thigpin which would
likely give you the place of his birth and parents names. Then you keep going
back from there.
>
> Good luck. best, Cheryl
> --- In mailto:genpcncfir%40yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@>
wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
> > Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
> > --Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
> > ----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
> > ------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
> > --------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
> > --------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON
1914-1991
> > ------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
> > The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

-----All Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974--

Name: Mrs Elvie May Glass Cooley
Birth Date: abt 1893
Death Date: 8 Nov 1971 Death Place: Leeds, Jefferson, Alabama
Death Age: 78 Marital Status: Married Gender: Female
Father Name: Walter Glass
Spouse Name: E B Cooley
FHL Film Number: 2051657

Name: Evie Cooley
SSN: 422-50-6994 Last Residence: 35094 Leeds, Jefferson, Alabama, United States
of America Born: 20 Dec 1892 Died: Nov 1971 State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama
(1956)


I have more
Sue




--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
> Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
> --Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
> ----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
> ------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
> --------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
> --------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON 1914-1991
> ------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
> The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]
>
>
>
>
>
> Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974
> Name: Willie Emma Blanton
> [Willie Emma Thigpen] Birth Date: abt 1914 Death Date: 22 Dec 1951 Death
Place: Irondale, Jefferson, Alabama Death Age: 37 Gender: Female Father Name:
Charlie W Thigpen Mother Name: Evie May Glass FHL Film Number: 1908865
>
> Web: Birmingham, Alabama, Obituary Index, 1930-1996
> Name: Mrs Willie Emma Blanton Publication Date: 24 Dec 1951 Publication Place:
Birmingham, Alabama, United States Death Date: Abt 1951 Notes: Edition: Section:
Announcements/Deaths Page: 18
>
> U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
> Name: Emma T Blanton Gender: F (Female) Residence Year: 1944 Street Address:
W23 24th N apt 12 Residence Place: Birmingham, Alabama Spouse: Robt A Blanton
Publication Title: Birmingham, Alabama, City Directory, 1944
> Robert a salesman with McKeason-Robbins Inc
>
>
> >Name: Charles W. Thigpen Given Name: Charles W. Surname: Thigpen 1 Sex: M
Birth: 19 Jun 1855 in Hale County, AL 1 Death: 2 Feb 1935 1 Burial: Hopewell
Cemetery, Perry County, Alabama, USA 1 Change Date: 24 May 2004 at 04:23
> Father: Jason Thigpen b: Abt 1819 in North Carolina
> Mother: Ann Horton b: Abt 1829 in Alabama
>
>
> Now it is up to you to prove.
>
> Good Luck
> Sue
>
>
> --- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "bamaangel3395" <bamaangel3395@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> > She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> > was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> > only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> > Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> > to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> > days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
> >
> > Thank you so very much~
> >
> > D. Stanford
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>

That is the same person I am looking for, if you have any more information,
please share it with me.
Thank you so very much~
Danielle



________________________________
  From: rootspuzzle <rootspuzzle@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2012 11:00 AM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Need Help with finding info on Willie Emma Thigpen


 



-----All Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974--

Name: Mrs Elvie May Glass Cooley
Birth Date: abt 1893
Death Date: 8 Nov 1971 Death Place: Leeds, Jefferson, Alabama
Death Age: 78 Marital Status: Married Gender: Female
Father Name: Walter Glass
Spouse Name: E B Cooley
FHL Film Number: 2051657

Name: Evie Cooley
SSN: 422-50-6994 Last Residence: 35094 Leeds, Jefferson, Alabama, United States
of America Born: 20 Dec 1892 Died: Nov 1971 State (Year) SSN issued: Alabama
(1956)

I have more
Sue

--- In mailto:genpcncfir%40yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@...>
wrote:
>
>
>
> The contact person has not added any research :::: diamondjim1
> Joshua B THIGPEN 1804-1865  md Amelia Milly Allen
> --Jason N THIGPEN 1825-1886  md Ann Horton  1821-1901
> ----William A THIGPEN 1861-1938  md Nancy E Wilson 1866-1921
> ------Charles Waller Thigpen  1889-1935
> --------Charles Waller Thigpen  1916-1998  md Helen Powell 1918-2002
> --------Willie Emma Thigpen  abt 1914-1951 md Robert Anthony BLANTON 1914-1991
> ------------Robert BLANTON        -2007
> The contact person has not added any research:::: Clifford slaughter [has
Blanton info]
>
>
>
>
>
> Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974
> Name: Willie Emma Blanton
> [Willie Emma Thigpen] Birth Date: abt 1914 Death Date: 22 Dec 1951 Death
Place: Irondale, Jefferson, Alabama Death Age: 37 Gender: Female Father Name:
Charlie W Thigpen Mother Name: Evie May Glass FHL Film Number: 1908865
>
> Web: Birmingham, Alabama, Obituary Index, 1930-1996
> Name: Mrs Willie Emma Blanton Publication Date: 24 Dec 1951 Publication Place:
Birmingham, Alabama, United States Death Date: Abt 1951 Notes: Edition: Section:
Announcements/Deaths Page: 18
>
> U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
> Name: Emma T Blanton Gender: F (Female) Residence Year: 1944 Street Address:
W23 24th N apt 12 Residence Place: Birmingham, Alabama Spouse: Robt A Blanton
Publication Title: Birmingham, Alabama, City Directory, 1944
> Robert a salesman with McKeason-Robbins Inc
>
>
> >Name: Charles W. Thigpen Given Name: Charles W. Surname: Thigpen 1 Sex: M
Birth: 19 Jun 1855 in Hale County, AL 1 Death: 2 Feb 1935 1 Burial: Hopewell
Cemetery, Perry County, Alabama, USA 1 Change Date: 24 May 2004 at 04:23
> Father: Jason Thigpen b: Abt 1819 in North Carolina
> Mother: Ann Horton b: Abt 1829 in Alabama
>
>
> Now it is up to you to prove.
>
> Good Luck
> Sue
>
>
> --- In mailto:genpcncfir%40yahoogroups.com, "bamaangel3395" <bamaangel3395@>
wrote:
> >
> >
> > I am looking for any information on Willie Emma Thigpen from Alabama.
> > She is my husband's grandmother and she passed away in 1951. My husband
> > was adopted, and he wants to know all about his biological family. The
> > only information I have found on her is her father's name was Charlie W.
> > Thigpen and her mother's name was Evie May Glass. I don't have the money
> > to join ancestry and I don't have a credit card to join for the freee 14
> > days, please, can someone help me find the information on his family?
> >
> > Thank you so very much~
> >
> > D. Stanford
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>




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

Hello Group....
         The below information, thanks to and derived from Sally Pavia, will
be of interest to many of you.
                         .....brrrrr...  it's cold in Eastern N.C. today ...
brrrr !
            Jewelle

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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2012 8:47 AM
Subject: Scotland Wills & Testaments Now Online:


Wills & Testaments
www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/content/help/index.aspx?r=554&407

If a person wished to settle his or her affairs before death, they drew up a
will, which set down their instructions as to the disposal of their
possessions and named the executor whom they wished to administer the estate
   The executor had to be confirmed by the court and the document drawn up by
the court for this purpose is known as a testament. There are two types of
testaments: the testament testamentar and testament dative.

The testament testamentar applied when the deceased died testate (leaving a
will). It comprised four parts: the introductory clause, an inventory of the
deceased's possessions (see below), the confirmation clause and a copy of
the will, stating the wishes of the deceased regarding the disposal of the
estate and naming the executor (usually a family member) he or she had
chosen to undertake this task. If a copy of the will was not included,
reference was made to it having been recorded elsewhere, probably in the
court's Registers of Deeds.

The testament dative was drawn up by the court if a person died intestate
(without leaving a will), in order to appoint and confirm the executor on
their behalf. It comprised three parts: the introductory clause, an
inventory of the deceased's possessions, and the confirmation clause. The
testament dative might name a family member as executor, but if the deceased
died in debt, a creditor might be appointed as executor instead. In such
cases, the testament would include a list of the deceased's debts and would
exist solely for the purpose of authorising the discharge of those debts.

Inheritance
Under Scots Law, an individual's property was divided into two types:
Heritable property consisted of land, buildings, minerals and mining rights,
and passed to the eldest son according to the law of primogeniture.

Moveable property consisted of anything that could be moved e.g. household
and personal effects, investments, tools, machinery. It was divided into a
maximum of three parts: the widow's part, the bairns part (all children had
a right to an equal share) and the dead's part. For more detailed
information on inheritance see FAQs on Property & Inheritance
Before the early years of the 19th century, testaments related only to the
moveable property of the deceased. However, from the early 19th century
onwards, it was not uncommon to find dispositions, settlements, trust
dispositions and settlements, etc. recorded in the commissary court
registers, and these documents often included details of heritable property.
After 1868, the law of primogeniture, where the eldest son inherited
everything, still applied to heritable property unless there had been a
specific disposition or bequest by the deceased to another party.

Inventories
The inventory lists the moveable property belonging to the deceased at the
time of his or her death. It can include household furnishings, clothes,
jewellery, books, papers, farm stock and crops, tools and machinery, money
in cash, bank accounts and investments, as well as money owed to creditors
and money due from debtors. Often the inventory consists only of a brief,
overall valuation, but sometimes it is very detailed, with the value of
every item listed. As such, it can supply a snapshot of the deceased's
lifestyle and help to build up a picture of what social and economic
conditions were like in a particular locality at a particular time. An
inventory that contains a 'roup roll' is particularly interesting in that it
itemises each lot sold in the auction and states the prices paid (sometimes
with the names of the purchasers).

Almost every document in the wills & testaments index contains an inventory
of some kind, except where there are separate registers for wills. See the
Famous Scots section for the inventories of Rob Roy McGregor, David
Livingstone, Adam Smith and many others, or look atThe Way People Lived for
more examples.

The Courts
Before 1823, testaments were recorded in the Commissary Court with
jurisdiction over the parish in which the person died. Commissary Court
boundaries roughly corresponded to those of the mediaeval dioceses that
existed before the Reformation, and bear no relation to county boundaries.
The Edinburgh Commissary Court, as the principal court, also had the power
to confirm testaments for those who owned moveable property in more than one
commissariot and for Scots who died outside Scotland.

Commissary Courts were abolished in 1823 and Sheriff Courts assumed
responsibility for confirmation of testaments from 1 January 1824, although
the changeover process created a considerable overlap of dates in some
courts. To find out more about the relationship between the Scottish
counties and the courts look at our Courts Map. For further information on
the courts themselves, see About The Courts

The Wills & Testaments Index
The wills & testaments index contains over 611,000 index entries to Scottish
wills and testaments dating from 1513 to 1925. Each index entry lists the
surname, forename, title, occupation and place of residence (where these are
given) of the deceased person, the court in which the testament was recorded
   with the date. Index entries do not include names of executors, trustees
or
heirs to the estate. They also do not include the deceased's date of death,
or the value of the estate.

If you are searching for a will or testament, you should bear in mind that
there was no legal requirement for individuals to make a will. Indeed,
comparatively few Scots actually bothered to do this. Even if someone died
intestate, there was no obligation for the family to go to court to have the
deceased's affairs settled. Many families sorted things out amicably amongst
themselves, in which case there will be no testament.

It is always worthwhile checking the indexes, however, because they can
include persons from quite humble origins.

Sometimes the intervention of the court to settle the deceased's affairs was
not required until many years after the death, possibly due to a dispute,
therefore if a will or testament exists, it may be recorded much later than
you would expect.

Images of Wills & Testaments
Images of wills and testaments from 1500 to 1925 are available on this site.
These images are full colour, authentic facsimiles of the original documents
which are held at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh. For reasons
of preservation, the original documents have now been withdrawn from public
use.

To find out more about what you might expect to see on a wills & testaments
image, look at Images

Sample images of wills & testaments from different periods can be viewed by
selecting the appropriate period from the left hand menu.
*************************************************************

Hello Group....
         Read the below VERY INTERESTING post from Deloris Williams re: Family
Bible Collections at NC State Archives.......
                     Thank you, Deloris, for this very important information!!

         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 ++++

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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2012 2:17 PM
Subject:  Bible Collections


One of the great ways to find family info is through the use of family
bibles. The North Carolina State Archives holds a collection of hundreds of
Family bibles and over the past couple of years have been in the process of
digitizing them, and making them available to everyone online. They have
recently completed the project and if you haven't used those resources, you
may be missing out on a lot. These bibles contain many things, some have
several generations of families which include dates of births, marriages and
deaths; some include slave records with complete listings of slave families.
All of these records can prove a valuable resource of information and is
well worth taking time to explore through them.
Following is a link to the State Archives Blog discussing the Collection:

http://ncarchives.wordpress.com/2012/11/16/final-bible-records-added-to-online-c\
ollection/

This following is the direct link to the North Carolina Family Records
Online, which includes links to the "Bible Records", as well as to other
great Collections that have been digitized. Once on the site, you can get
to the "Bible Records" by clicking onto that, which takes you to the page
where the records are broken down by Counties. Or you can do a search of
the entire Collection by clicking onto "search for your family". Either
way, you can't beat the price...FREE!

http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/digital/ncfamilyrecords/

Happy Hunting!
Deloris Williams










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

www.digitalnc.org


Are you in a yearbook? Plus more.

Sue

Hello Group......
             Thanks, again, to Sally for the below post...........
veeerrryyy interesting.......      read on:
                    Jewelle

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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2012 8:47 AM
Subject:  Library of Congress releases 1,600 brilliant photos of America's
World War II-era past


Library of Congress releases 1,600 brilliant photos of America's World War
II-era past
The photos, capturing life in the then-48 states, show women working at
plane plants, farmers surveying property and fairgoers having rousing fun.

By Christine Roberts / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Sunday, December 2, 2012, 6:19 PM

A government photo album is giving viewers a rare invitation into America's
colorful past.

The Library of Congress has released over 1,600 color images of American
society, all snapped during the World War II era.

The nostalgic photos, taken between 1939 and 1944, give viewers a look at
different slices of life in the then-48 states, from women working at an
airplane plant in California to farmers surveying their property in New
Mexico.

Several of the images, which were gathered by the Farm Security
Administration/Office of War Information, provide a glimpse of the quaint
Vermont State Fair, which was held in Rutland in 1941.

The Vermont State Fair was originally a daylong celebration. However, it
quickly expanded and, now in its 168th year, lasts two weeks.

Check out some of the pictures at:
http://tinyurl.com/d83wc9g
  ------------------------------------

The Edgecombe County Genealogical Society announcing.......................
Vol. 3 Cemetery Book: Greenwood Cemetery will be available for Christmas
delivery.  Cost $30.00 plus s/h.
Local pick-up will be available. Supply will be limited so reserve your copy
today by calling:
Edgecombe County Memorial Library
phone # (252)823-1141
library contact person: Pam

Hello,

I just found this group while trying to research my father's side of the family.
If anyone could help out with information on the Clark family I would be very
greatful.  My great grandmother was Rosetta Clark, her Father was William Henry
Clark and her mother was Mary E Weatherly.  That is all I'm sure of.  I do know
the Clarks are one of the orginal families in Pitt, Co.

Thank you and God Bless
Susan

Clark doesn't ring a bell to me, but I'll check my records.  My line
goes back to before it was Pitt County...

On Wed, 02 Jan 2013 19:38:16 -0000
"Susan F" <zusie@...> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I just found this group while trying to research my father's side of
> the family.  If anyone could help out with information on the Clark
> family I would be very greatful.  My great grandmother was Rosetta
> Clark, her Father was William Henry Clark and her mother was Mary E
> Weatherly.  That is all I'm sure of.  I do know the Clarks are one of
> the orginal families in Pitt, Co.
>
> Thank you and God Bless
> Susan
>

Susan, my in-laws(the Clarks) for several generations back were in Granville
County,NC.migrating there from Maryland. Do not recognize any of your names, but
as my research continues, will watch for them. Perhaps we can make a connection.
sue




________________________________
  From: Susan F <zusie@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 2:38 PM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Clark Family


 
Hello,

I just found this group while trying to research my father's side of the family.
If anyone could help out with information on the Clark family I would be very
greatful.  My great grandmother was Rosetta Clark, her Father was William Henry
Clark and her mother was Mary E Weatherly.  That is all I'm sure of.  I do know
the Clarks are one of the orginal families in Pitt, Co.

Thank you and God Bless
Susan




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

Susan,


  North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975
Name: Rosetta Clark Mercer
Gender: Female Race: White Age: 79
Birth Date: 28 Nov 1887 Birth Place: Beaufort, North Carolina, United States
Death Date: 28 Sep 1967 Death Location: Washington, Beaufort
Spouse's Name: Thomas Mercer
Father's Name: William Clark
Mother's Name: Mary Weatherly
Residence: Washington, Beaufort, North Carolina
Oakdale cemetery in Washington, beaufort County, NC

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ME&GSfn=r&GSpartial=1&GSby\
rel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=29&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GSsr=561&GRid=35202119&df=all&
With pictures




1910   Amon D Fulford 35 Deenie Fulford 36 Lillie Fulford 10 Ellie M Fulford 6
Walter M Fulford 1 William T Mercer 23 Rosetta Mercer 22 Garfield Mercer 1

Name: Rosetta Mercer Age in 1910: 22 Birth Year: abt 1888
[1888] Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1910: Idalia, Beaufort, North Carolina
Race: White Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Sister
Marital Status: Married Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's Birthplace:
North Carolina
????Deenie must be the sister
Sue
--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Susan F"  wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I just found this group while trying to research my father's side of the
family.  If anyone could help out with information on the Clark family I would
be very greatful.  My great grandmother was Rosetta Clark, her Father was
William Henry Clark and her mother was Mary E Weatherly.  That is all I'm sure
of.  I do know the Clarks are one of the orginal families in Pitt, Co.
>
> Thank you and God Bless
> Susan
>

North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975
Name: Hayes William Clark
Gender: Male Race: White Age: 76 Birth Date: 14 Mar 1877 Birth Place: Pamlico,
North Carolina, United States Death Date: 7 Nov 1953 Death Location: Aurora, NC
Rfd, Beaufort Father's Name: William Henry Clark Mother's Name: Mary Weatherly
Residence: Aurora, Beaufort, North Carolina


1880  North Carolina > Beaufort > Richland > 005 > 24
    William H. Clark 46 Mary Clark 25 Charles Clark 13 John Clark 7 Alexina Clark
4 William H. Clark 3

1900   North Carolina > Beaufort > Idalia > District 0008 > 7
223 William H Clark 66 [nov 1833] farmer married 28
  Mary E Clark 46 wife  [oct 1853] married 28yrs 9children-7living
  Hayes Clark 22 son [mar 1878] day laborer
  Gertrude Clark 18 daughter [mar 1882]
  Jennie B Clark 15 daug [july 1884]
  Rosetta Clark 12 daughter [nov 1887]
  Jonah Clark 12 son [nov 1887]
  Susan E Clark 9 daug [oct 1890
224 amond Fulford 24 head [nov 1875] day laborer married 2 yrs
Dena Fulford 25 wife [sept 1874]  married 2 yrs 3child-2liv
John D Fulford 1  son [nov 1898]
Callilly Fulford 5/12  [dec 1900]


--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "rootspuzzle"  wrote:
>
> Susan,
>
>
>  North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975
> Name: Rosetta Clark Mercer
> Gender: Female Race: White Age: 79
> Birth Date: 28 Nov 1887 Birth Place: Beaufort, North Carolina, United States
> Death Date: 28 Sep 1967 Death Location: Washington, Beaufort
> Spouse's Name: Thomas Mercer
> Father's Name: William Clark
> Mother's Name: Mary Weatherly
> Residence: Washington, Beaufort, North Carolina
> Oakdale cemetery in Washington, beaufort County, NC
>
>
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ME&GSfn=r&GSpartial=1&GSby\
rel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=29&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GSsr=561&GRid=35202119&df=all&
> With pictures
>
>
>
>
> 1910   Amon D Fulford 35 Deenie Fulford 36 Lillie Fulford 10 Ellie M Fulford 6
Walter M Fulford 1 William T Mercer 23 Rosetta Mercer 22 Garfield Mercer 1
>
> Name: Rosetta Mercer Age in 1910: 22 Birth Year: abt 1888
> [1888] Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1910: Idalia, Beaufort, North
Carolina Race: White Gender: Female
> Relation to Head of House: Sister
> Marital Status: Married Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's
Birthplace: North Carolina
> ????Deenie must be the sister
> Sue
> --- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com, "Susan F"  wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I just found this group while trying to research my father's side of the
family.  If anyone could help out with information on the Clark family I would
be very greatful.  My great grandmother was Rosetta Clark, her Father was
William Henry Clark and her mother was Mary E Weatherly.  That is all I'm sure
of.  I do know the Clarks are one of the orginal families in Pitt, Co.
> >
> > Thank you and God Bless
> > Susan
> >
>

Really appreciate it.



Susan



----- Original Message -----
From: "rootspuzzle" <rootspuzzle@...>
To: genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2013 12:25:08 PM
Subject: [genpcncfir] Re: Clark Family

 





North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975
Name: Hayes William Clark
Gender: Male Race: White Age: 76 Birth Date: 14 Mar 1877 Birth Place: Pamlico,
North Carolina, United States Death Date: 7 Nov 1953 Death Location: Aurora, NC
Rfd, Beaufort Father's Name: William Henry Clark Mother's Name: Mary Weatherly
Residence: Aurora, Beaufort, North Carolina

1880 North Carolina > Beaufort > Richland > 005 > 24
William H. Clark 46 Mary Clark 25 Charles Clark 13 John Clark 7 Alexina Clark 4
William H. Clark 3

1900 North Carolina > Beaufort > Idalia > District 0008 > 7
223 William H Clark 66 [nov 1833] farmer married 28
Mary E Clark 46 wife [oct 1853] married 28yrs 9children-7living
Hayes Clark 22 son [mar 1878] day laborer
Gertrude Clark 18 daughter [mar 1882]
Jennie B Clark 15 daug [july 1884]
Rosetta Clark 12 daughter [nov 1887]
Jonah Clark 12 son [nov 1887]
Susan E Clark 9 daug [oct 1890
224 amond Fulford 24 head [nov 1875] day laborer married 2 yrs
Dena Fulford 25 wife [sept 1874] married 2 yrs 3child-2liv
John D Fulford 1 son [nov 1898]
Callilly Fulford 5/12 [dec 1900]

--- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com , "rootspuzzle" wrote:
>
> Susan,
>
>
> North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1975
> Name: Rosetta Clark Mercer
> Gender: Female Race: White Age: 79
> Birth Date: 28 Nov 1887 Birth Place: Beaufort, North Carolina, United States
> Death Date: 28 Sep 1967 Death Location: Washington, Beaufort
> Spouse's Name: Thomas Mercer
> Father's Name: William Clark
> Mother's Name: Mary Weatherly
> Residence: Washington, Beaufort, North Carolina
> Oakdale cemetery in Washington, beaufort County, NC
>
>
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ME&GSfn=r&GSpartial=1&GSby\
rel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=29&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GSsr=561&GRid=35202119&df=all&
> With pictures
>
>
>
>
> 1910 Amon D Fulford 35 Deenie Fulford 36 Lillie Fulford 10 Ellie M Fulford 6
Walter M Fulford 1 William T Mercer 23 Rosetta Mercer 22 Garfield Mercer 1
>
> Name: Rosetta Mercer Age in 1910: 22 Birth Year: abt 1888
> [1888] Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1910: Idalia, Beaufort, North
Carolina Race: White Gender: Female
> Relation to Head of House: Sister
> Marital Status: Married Father's Birthplace: North Carolina Mother's
Birthplace: North Carolina
> ????Deenie must be the sister
> Sue
> --- In genpcncfir@yahoogroups.com , "Susan F" wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I just found this group while trying to research my father's side of the
family. If anyone could help out with information on the Clark family I would be
very greatful. My great grandmother was Rosetta Clark, her Father was William
Henry Clark and her mother was Mary E Weatherly. That is all I'm sure of. I do
know the Clarks are one of the orginal families in Pitt, Co.
> >
> > Thank you and God Bless
> > Susan
> >
>




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