Hello Martha,
I read a message in reference to someone inquiring about Blaney Williams. One
individual Gayle Williams Licari posted a few inquiries on the Duplin County
site
about Blaney Williams, I don't know if she still needs the information
(parents, marriages etc,) but I thought I would pass it on to you. When her
last message was posted her e-mail address was: cosmoz@... Thanks for
your help on this.
Sincerely,
Bill Hill

Thanks. Gayle is on the LEnoir list.

Martha

At 04:19 AM 2/2/01 EST, you wrote:
>Hello Martha,
>I read a message in reference to someone inquiring about Blaney Williams.
One
>individual Gayle Williams Licari posted a few inquiries on the Duplin County
>site
>about Blaney Williams, I don't know if she still needs the information
>(parents, marriages etc,) but I thought I would pass it on to you. When her
>last message was posted her e-mail address was: cosmoz@... Thanks for
>your help on this.
>Sincerely,
>Bill Hill
>
>
>Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>      http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>
>

Hello Bill Hill,
I very much want any info on Blaney Williams b. 1828 d. 1877.  Especially
who his parents were. Thank you much.  Gayle L.
----- Original Message -----
From: <woodhis@...>
To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 1:19 AM
Subject: Re: [genpcfr] Fw: Rev War Records - Pensions & applications needed?
DAR record


> Hello Martha,
> I read a message in reference to someone inquiring about Blaney Williams.
One
> individual Gayle Williams Licari posted a few inquiries on the Duplin
County
> site
> about Blaney Williams, I don't know if she still needs the information
> (parents, marriages etc,) but I thought I would pass it on to you. When
her
> last message was posted her e-mail address was: cosmoz@... Thanks for
> your help on this.
> Sincerely,
> Bill Hill
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>
>

Hi Gayle,
I am typing this message back to you that was sent by Martha Marble to
someone else.
From: mmarble@... (Martha Marble)
Reply-to: genpcfr@egroups.com
To: genpcfr@egroups.com, NCGREENE-L@...

Gayle,

Run this to the Greene list. At least one person has information on this
line and unless I messed up where the information came from she is on the
Greene list but not PCFR. On what I have there was a Blaney, son of Robert
and Mary Harper Williams andthe name keeps coming down. Someone else is
working this line also, but can't remember who it is.

Martha

Hi Linda,
Only five lines of Williams. I am searching for Blaney Williams, b. 1829
parents? He married Francis Ann KORNEGAY, divorced her in 1856, married
Mary C. KORNEGAY...Waswondering if he was related to Robert Williams
and Mary Harper Williams. but as yet no proof.


This is the message, it seems that Martha may be able to provide proof that
Blaney was indeed the son of Robert and Mary Harper Williams. I hope this
helped.
Sincerely,
Bill

23rd Psalm for Genealogists
>
>
> > Genealogy is my pastime, I shall not stray
> > It maketh me to lie down and examine half buried tombstones
> > It leadeth me into still courthouses
> > It restoreth my ancestral knowledge
> > It leadeth me into the paths of census records and ships Passengers
> > lists for my surnames's sake
> > Yea, though I walk through the shadows of research libraries and
> > microfilm
> > readers,
> > I shall fear no discouragement, for a strong urge is within me
> > It demandeth preparation of storage space for the acquistion of
> > courthouse
> > documents
> > It anointest my head with burning midnight oil
> > My family group sheets runneth over
> > Surely birth, marriage and death dates shall follow me all the days of
> > my life
> > And I shall dwell in the house of a family history seeker forever.
> >
> > Linda Curtis

Thanks Tracy,

The Pitt County resource list is posted on the PCFR website, with
permission, at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/pittconcah.htm

The NC Archives website offers downloadable files on all NC counties, as
well as other information. It's always best to go to the original source
whenever possible...here's a direct link:
http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/archives/arch/default.htm

Betsy Ross

----Original Message Follows----
From: "Tracy Stancil" <TracyStancil@...>
Reply-To: genpcfr@yahoogroups.com
To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [genpcfr] Records of NC Counties
Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2001 18:04:38 -0500

This will not be new for most of us, but I believe there may be some who
find this useful. If you have ever wanted to find out what records exist for
a specific NC county, you can do so by following these simple steps.
Begin on the main Pitt Co. page of USGenweb.
Scroll to bottom of page and click Interesting Links.
Next click NC Division of Archives and History.
Then click NC State Archives.
Next click on Finding Aids.
At this point you will be able to download a list of all records that exist
in the archives for each county in NC.

STANCILL,JONES,BONNER,JOHNSTON,VINES,JORDAN,BULLOCK,HATHAWAY,THOMAS,WARREN,MEEKS\
,WAINWRIGHT,BRILEY,DAVENPORT,DANIEL,WHITEHURST,CARSON,BAKER,DAVIS,WILLOUGHBY,FOR\
EMAN,FORREST,MOORE,LLEWELLYN,CRANDALL,LITTLE,HILL,COBB

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I am interested in the Vines Family also. In my notes I have:
Capt. Samuel Vines, b. ca. 1686, d. March 17, 1741, aged about 55 years; md.
____ Thomson/Thompson FOREMAN, d. Oct. 15, ______. This comes from the
pieces of tombstones plowed up in the 1890's.
They had about 8 children.
Their son: Col. Samuel Vines, b. June 20, 1716; m. _____. They supposedly
had a son, William Vines, b. July 20, 1745; m. _______. He had the son:
Samuel Vines , b. Aug. 20, 1775, d. May 19, 1863; m. Mary May.

Another Son of Capt. Samuel Vines, was named William Vines. William md. at
least twice (according to a court case). By his second wife, Mary
Wilkinson??/ McKeel??, they had a son Samuel Vines, b. Sept. 24, 1775, d.
Nov. 18, 1844 in Greene Co., NC; m. on July 21, 1811 in Edgecombe Co., NC to
Maria Brownrigg, dau. of George Brownrigg and his second wife, Obedience.
This Samuel Vines is the one buried several miles from Stantonsburg, NC, off
the old Sand Pit Road. The graveyard was once about 300 yards to the right
of the Old Vines house.

Roger Kammerer
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----- Original Message -----

From: Roger E. Kammerer

To: genpcfr@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 3:49 PM

Subject: [genpcfr] Vines Family

I am interested in the Vines Family also. In my notes I have:
Capt. Samuel Vines, b. ca. 1686, d. March 17, 1741, aged about 55 years; md.
____ Thomson/Thompson FOREMAN, d. Oct. 15, ______. This comes from the
pieces of tombstones plowed up in the 1890's.
They had about 8 children.
Their son: Col. Samuel Vines, b. June 20, 1716; m. _____. They supposedly
had a son, William Vines, b. July 20, 1745; m. _______. He had the son:
Samuel Vines , b. Aug. 20, 1775, d. May 19, 1863; m. Mary May.

Another Son of Capt. Samuel Vines, was named William Vines. William md. at
least twice (according to a court case). By his second wife, Mary
Wilkinson??/ McKeel??, they had a son Samuel Vines, b. Sept. 24, 1775, d.
Nov. 18, 1844 in Greene Co., NC; m. on July 21, 1811 in Edgecombe Co., NC to
Maria Brownrigg, dau. of George Brownrigg and his second wife, Obedience.
This Samuel Vines is the one buried several miles from Stantonsburg, NC, off
the old Sand Pit Road. The graveyard was once about 300 yards to the right
of the Old Vines house.

Roger Kammerer
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Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
      http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/

Pulled from ""Tar River Connections""

----- Original Message -----
From: <Turn1104@...>
To: <undisclosed-recipients:;>
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 7:48 PM
Subject: Digitizing NC records


> Greetings from the North Carolina Genealogical Society!
>
> I am writing to you concerning the future of our wonderful North
> Carolina records housed in the State Archives. A legislative research
> committee has been set up to study the future digitization of North
> Carolina records. If you have used digitized records of other states on
> the Internet, most notably the Virginia records, you know how helpful
> they can be in your family history research. Digitizing our records
> could make them available to all citizens without having to make the
> trip to Raleigh to see them. The folks at the Archives have already
> secured a grant to begin buying the equipment and to study which records
> to digitize first. They are mindful of which records will be of most
> help to researchers and which records are fragile from overuse. The
> grant is a step in the right direction, but it is just a drop in the
> bucket when considering the 45,000 linear feet of valuable records in
> our state archives. It is time for the NC Legislature to stop cutting
> the Archives budget and begin funding a digitization project. As you
> know, genealogists come from all backgrounds, ages, race, creed and
> political affiliations. Making these records available to researchers is
> one way that our elected officials can serve all of their constituents.
> Each day we read the financial shortcomings of our state in our local
> newspapers and we know that funding may not be available in the short
> term, but that is not a reason to sit idle. Consistent lobbying
> throughout the coming year will let the Legislature know how much
> research means to us. If we do not speak out as often and loudly as
> possible they will never know how important this issue is to us. We urge
> you to contact your legislators and tell them that you want more funding
> for the Archives and the initiative to digitize records.
>
> Below is a copy of the letter that NCGS sent to several key legislators.
> Your support will be gratefully appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
> Beverly Tetterton, President of the North Carolina Genealogical Society
>
> Dear Legislator,
>
> The North Carolina Genealogical Society has always been a great
> supporter of our State Archives. We have assisted in funding major
> microfilming projects, co-sponsored workshops for beginning
> genealogists, and we provide funding twice a year for an archives intern
> whose responsibility is to assist citizens and arrange records that are
> of particular interest to family historians. However, our limited
> support is just a drop in the bucket compared to the State Archives'
> needs. Unfortunately, a series of budget cuts over the past years have
> left our premier keeper of North Carolina's history with dramatically
> fewer archivists, space, and ability to secure more records. There are
> only three staff members in the field responsible for microfilming the
> records of the state's one hundred counties. The backlog continues to
> pile up as does the records already moved to the archives for
> arrangement, description and microfilming. We urge you to be mindful of
> our state's most precious historical resources.
>
> The North Carolina Genealogical Society, established in 1974, represents
> over 2,000 members actively interested in the family history of the Old
> North State. The Society, through it's web page and liaison efforts,
> also serves as a state-wide resource for seventy-five local genealogical
> societies in North Carolina covering all counties in the state with
> thousands of more members. Genealogists have become very savvy computer
> users who enjoy researching state and county records on-line. We have
> found great resources in other states, especially Virginia, who have
> committed the necessary funds to make their records available digitally.
>
> Our society was extremely excited to hear that a Legislative Research
> Committee was established to look into the possibility of digitizing our
> most valuable records and making them available to researchers via the
> Internet. Our board travels across the state meeting with local
> genealogical societies on a routine basis. The talk inevitably turns to
> "look what I found on the Web and when will our state provide similar
> resources?" Thousands of  North Carolina researchers want more digitized
> records.
>
> The North Carolina Genealogical Society strongly urges you to actively
> pursue this matter. The growth and popularity of family history
> continues to rise across all possible lines of age, race, religion and
> politics. You can be sure that supporting this issue will serve an
> incredible number and cross section of your constituency.
>
> Let's move North Carolina, one of the original thirteen colonies and a
> state blessed with marvelous records, into the virtual world of
> technological advances which will enhance the interests of researchers
> everywhere. Please support the North Carolina Archives and begin funding
> a project to digitize our wonderful records.
>
> Sincerely,
> Beverly Tetterton, President
> North Carolina Genealogical Society

Now, now.  I would certainly like to see the Government digitize a bunch of
records - but I would like everyone who is saying Yes Yes - Government should
do this, to reflect on the last time you complained about the Government and
how much you were paying on taxes.  Just remember, what you want the
government to do, someone else thinks is waste.  The Government needs to
spend money on long delayed infrastructure - delay and it will only cost much
more in the future.  Have you ever wondered how expensive it is to tear down
and rebuild overpasses because they will only handle four lanes instead of
six or eight.  It is because everyone complains and hollers about the waste
of overbuilding  --  if anyone has failed to notice, this country just keeps
on growing and needs to plan for the future and invest now. Part of that is
making records more accessible - but frankly, it doesn't seem to be a real
imperative.

John B. Grimes
jgrimes227@...
Fairfax Station, VA 22039-2729

Will J. C. Boyd and Josey Ann Hardee were married in Pitt County Dec.
19,1851.  When did he die?  Did he die just a few years after they were
married?


Paula Anne Baker
paulabaker69@...
Researching BAKER, MANNING, TYSON, STOCKS AND OTHERS in Pitt County NC and
Greene County NC
and COLE, NORMAN, WHITE, SUTTON AND OTHERS in SC, GA, and LA
http://www.geocities.com/athens/troy/9883

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According to grave stone John C. Boyd b. February 9, 1829 d. FEbruary 4,
1906.
Joseph Ann Boyd b. July 12, 1817 d. November 24, 1894
Same Stone: Sallie Hardee, Louisa Hardee, Betsy Hardee  Only dates on stone
1801-1886
Sallie Boyd b. May 7, 1883 d. September 19, 1893
Jack Boyd b. January 25, 1885  d. June 12, 1886
Bill


> [Original Message]
> From: Paula Baker <paulabaker69@...>
> To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: 2/6/01 3:43:17 PM
> Subject: [genpcfr] Will J. C. Boyd and Josey Ann Hardee Question
>
> Will J. C. Boyd and Josey Ann Hardee were married in Pitt County Dec.
> 19,1851.  When did he die?  Did he die just a few years after they were
> married?
>
>
> Paula Anne Baker
> paulabaker69@...
> Researching BAKER, MANNING, TYSON, STOCKS AND OTHERS in Pitt County NC
and
> Greene County NC
> and COLE, NORMAN, WHITE, SUTTON AND OTHERS in SC, GA, and LA
> http://www.geocities.com/athens/troy/9883
>
> _________________________________________________________________
> Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
>
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>



--- William Kittrell
--- wbk99@...
--- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Thanks, Bill.  That helps a lot.  I will be so glad when we get the 1860
Pitt County census online so I can study it.  I have some relatives "missing
in action" for that census.
PAULA


From: "William Kittrell" <wbk99@...>
Reply-To: genpcfr@yahoogroups.com
To: genpcfr@yahoogroups.com, genpcfr@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [genpcfr] Will J. C. Boyd and Josey Ann Hardee Question
Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 22:37:44 -0500

According to grave stone John C. Boyd b. February 9, 1829 d. FEbruary 4,
1906.
Joseph Ann Boyd b. July 12, 1817 d. November 24, 1894
Same Stone: Sallie Hardee, Louisa Hardee, Betsy Hardee  Only dates on stone
1801-1886
Sallie Boyd b. May 7, 1883 d. September 19, 1893
Jack Boyd b. January 25, 1885  d. June 12, 1886
Bill


  > [Original Message]
  > From: Paula Baker <paulabaker69@...>
  > To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
  > Date: 2/6/01 3:43:17 PM
  > Subject: [genpcfr] Will J. C. Boyd and Josey Ann Hardee Question
  >
  > Will J. C. Boyd and Josey Ann Hardee were married in Pitt County Dec.
  > 19,1851.  When did he die?  Did he die just a few years after they were
  > married?
  >
  >
  > Paula Anne Baker
  > paulabaker69@...
  > Researching BAKER, MANNING, TYSON, STOCKS AND OTHERS in Pitt County NC
and
  > Greene County NC
  > and COLE, NORMAN, WHITE, SUTTON AND OTHERS in SC, GA, and LA
  > http://www.geocities.com/athens/troy/9883
  >
  > _________________________________________________________________
  > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
  >
  >
  >
  > Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
  >       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
  >
  >
  >



--- William Kittrell
--- wbk99@...
--- EarthLink: It's your Internet.



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Additional New Bern District Criminal Court Records have been posted on
Craven and Dobbs County. They will be linked to Pitt and Jones if they have
not already been. These records include Craven, Dobbs, Jones, Pitt, Wayne,
Carteret and a couple other counties.

A HUGE THANK YOU to Sue for abstracting this new information and to Patty
and Guy for posting. There will be more in the future. And the Civil
Records still have to be done and they have many more depositions with
family information.

Martha

Thanks Martha.  All of you are doing a superb job of getting information of
the net.  I for one, am most appreciateve and definately impressed with the
dedication of everyone.  Thanks everyone!

----- Original Message -----
From: Martha Marble <mmarble@...>
To: <NCCraven@...>; <JCNCFamilys@egroups.com>;
<genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 6:55 PM
Subject: [genpcfr] New Bern District Criminal Court Records


> Additional New Bern District Criminal Court Records have been posted on
> Craven and Dobbs County. They will be linked to Pitt and Jones if they
have
> not already been. These records include Craven, Dobbs, Jones, Pitt, Wayne,
> Carteret and a couple other counties.
>
> A HUGE THANK YOU to Sue for abstracting this new information and to Patty
> and Guy for posting. There will be more in the future. And the Civil
> Records still have to be done and they have many more depositions with
> family information.
>
> Martha
>
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>

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Bill,
I seem to have misplaced the directions you gave me some time ago on how to
find the Peoples cemetery. The name is also spelled Peebles and Peeples.
Will you so kind as to send them to me again. We are headed in that
direction tomorrow, and hopefully this time we will get to the cemetery. No
doctors appointments this time to use up our time.
Evelyn

You head out of Greenville on NC 43 north toward Falkland. You will pass
Ironwood Country Club on your left. After you pass it you go down a small
valley like and when you come up the other side..Blue Banks Sub-Division is
on your right and the big sub-division on your left. After passing Blue
Banks there is a small patch of woods on your right. Be ready to slow
because when you pass this wooded section there is an open field. Turn
right beside the woods and follow it for 400 to 500 yards (might be more).
The cemetery is in the edge of the woods.  you should see it from the car.
I believe there was an iron fence around it. At one time a few weeks ago
there were big containers of cotten sitting in the field. If you miss this
turn I believe there is a road to your left just a short ways past.  I
believe it is called Cottendale Road. You can turn around then make a left
turn prior to the woods.  Believe the field was a cotten field. The road
was good at one time.
Been out today doing sites in southern Pitt around Grifton and Rountree.
Did about 6 today and 6 yesterday. Have done over 500 so far.
Bill


> [Original Message]
> From: Evelyn Hendricks <rebh@...>
> To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: 2/8/01 3:19:16 PM
> Subject: [genpcfr] need information from Bill Kittrell
>
> Bill,
> I seem to have misplaced the directions you gave me some time ago on how
to
> find the Peoples cemetery. The name is also spelled Peebles and Peeples.
> Will you so kind as to send them to me again. We are headed in that
> direction tomorrow, and hopefully this time we will get to the cemetery.
No
> doctors appointments this time to use up our time.
> Evelyn
>
>
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>



--- William Kittrell
--- wbk99@...
--- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Hi Bill:

Wow!  You have surveyed a lot of cemetery sites.  I'm still hoping that you
will run across a Baldree or two.

Its been awhile since I talked to you.  Hope you are Mary are doing fine.
Things are well with us.  Our youngest son has relocated to this area from
California.  He is staying with us until he gets a job and an apartment.

Our weather has been picture perfect except for this week.  It's been a
little chilly (high of only 58 degrees during the day) with a little wind
and rain. It's amazing that people out here think this is really cold
weather.  I'm still reminded of all those years I spend in Detroit where it
was so awful cold and the sun hid for weeks at a time.  Of course your
weather in Carolina is pretty good but a little humid.

Hope to hear from you sometime.

Charles Baldree
----- Original Message -----
From: William Kittrell <wbk99@...>
To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 8:50 PM
Subject: RE: [genpcfr] need information from Bill Kittrell


> You head out of Greenville on NC 43 north toward Falkland. You will pass
> Ironwood Country Club on your left. After you pass it you go down a small
> valley like and when you come up the other side..Blue Banks Sub-Division
is
> on your right and the big sub-division on your left. After passing Blue
> Banks there is a small patch of woods on your right. Be ready to slow
> because when you pass this wooded section there is an open field. Turn
> right beside the woods and follow it for 400 to 500 yards (might be more).
> The cemetery is in the edge of the woods.  you should see it from the car.
> I believe there was an iron fence around it. At one time a few weeks ago
> there were big containers of cotten sitting in the field. If you miss this
> turn I believe there is a road to your left just a short ways past.  I
> believe it is called Cottendale Road. You can turn around then make a left
> turn prior to the woods.  Believe the field was a cotten field. The road
> was good at one time.
> Been out today doing sites in southern Pitt around Grifton and Rountree.
> Did about 6 today and 6 yesterday. Have done over 500 so far.
> Bill
>
>
> > [Original Message]
> > From: Evelyn Hendricks <rebh@...>
> > To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
> > Date: 2/8/01 3:19:16 PM
> > Subject: [genpcfr] need information from Bill Kittrell
> >
> > Bill,
> > I seem to have misplaced the directions you gave me some time ago on how
> to
> > find the Peoples cemetery. The name is also spelled Peebles and Peeples.
> > Will you so kind as to send them to me again. We are headed in that
> > direction tomorrow, and hopefully this time we will get to the cemetery.
> No
> > doctors appointments this time to use up our time.
> > Evelyn
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY
RESEARCHERS
> website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
> >       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --- William Kittrell
> --- wbk99@...
> --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.
>
>
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>

Hi Bill,
You mentioned Rountree.  I have Rountree's connected with my Quaker lines:
Hollowells/Edgertons/Peeles/Jinnettes
Can you tell me a little about the Rountrees of Pitt County,  NC  (mine were
in Wayne County, NC)  Thanx,  Gayle
----- Original Message -----
From: "William Kittrell" <wbk99@...>
To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 7:50 PM
Subject: RE: [genpcfr] need information from Bill Kittrell


> You head out of Greenville on NC 43 north toward Falkland. You will pass
> Ironwood Country Club on your left. After you pass it you go down a small
> valley like and when you come up the other side..Blue Banks Sub-Division
is
> on your right and the big sub-division on your left. After passing Blue
> Banks there is a small patch of woods on your right. Be ready to slow
> because when you pass this wooded section there is an open field. Turn
> right beside the woods and follow it for 400 to 500 yards (might be more).
> The cemetery is in the edge of the woods.  you should see it from the car.
> I believe there was an iron fence around it. At one time a few weeks ago
> there were big containers of cotten sitting in the field. If you miss this
> turn I believe there is a road to your left just a short ways past.  I
> believe it is called Cottendale Road. You can turn around then make a left
> turn prior to the woods.  Believe the field was a cotten field. The road
> was good at one time.
> Been out today doing sites in southern Pitt around Grifton and Rountree.
> Did about 6 today and 6 yesterday. Have done over 500 so far.
> Bill
>
>
> > [Original Message]
> > From: Evelyn Hendricks <rebh@...>
> > To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
> > Date: 2/8/01 3:19:16 PM
> > Subject: [genpcfr] need information from Bill Kittrell
> >
> > Bill,
> > I seem to have misplaced the directions you gave me some time ago on how
> to
> > find the Peoples cemetery. The name is also spelled Peebles and Peeples.
> > Will you so kind as to send them to me again. We are headed in that
> > direction tomorrow, and hopefully this time we will get to the cemetery.
> No
> > doctors appointments this time to use up our time.
> > Evelyn
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY
RESEARCHERS
> website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
> >       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --- William Kittrell
> --- wbk99@...
> --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.
>
>
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>
>

I was wondering if anyone knows of Evans Cemetery.It is located on
highway 43, 4 or 5 miles south of Greenville, about 1 or 2 miles from
Bells fork.I wanted to know if anyone has a listing of who is buried
here.I am looking for any McGowans there.
Any help would great.

Sincerely,
Lisa Scarola

There is a M. D. McGowan cemetery .2 mile south of the three lanes on NC 43
South. On east side of road about 1/4 mile in field.  Also the McGowan site
about .2 mile further south on east side of road. This one is in St.
Amand's book.  McGowan and McGowans speeling. About .5 mile further south
is the J. H. Evans cemetery (it is in St. Amand's also) but no McGowans
buried therei.
There is also the Mills-McGowan site on Black Jack-Simpson Road .5 mile
south of Simpston. It is in St. Amand's book.  Also J. J. McGowan site on
Portertown Road. I bleive it is in St. Amand's book also. There are
probably others but they don't come to mind right now.
Bill


> [Original Message]
> From: <feonadorf@...>
> To: <genpcfr@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: 2/9/01 1:29:39 PM
> Subject: [genpcfr] Evans Cemetery
>
> I was wondering if anyone knows of Evans Cemetery.It is located on
> highway 43, 4 or 5 miles south of Greenville, about 1 or 2 miles from
> Bells fork.I wanted to know if anyone has a listing of who is buried
> here.I am looking for any McGowans there.
> Any help would great.
>
> Sincerely,
> Lisa Scarola
>
>
>
> Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS
website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
>       http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
>
>
>



--- William Kittrell
--- wbk99@...
--- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Here's a site for anyone researching Biggs.

Marilyn

Descendants of Richard Biggs, Sr.


http://members.aol.com/HKees/Webpages/Biggs.htm

Marilyn

Without documentation, I'm just a "name collector", not a "family
historian".

RESEARCHING:  BEACH/BIGGS/CLARK/PAGE/PERRY/WYNN

Hi Lisa,
I read Bill Kittrell's response to your message. There must be more than one
Evans Cemetery off of Highway 43, I checked the one I thought you were
speaking of. It did have some Mcgowans buried there. The tombstones were very
hard to read, it looks as though this cemetery has had a ground fire to burn
through it. Anyway I will give you what I have, the dates are suspect, very
difficult to determine some of them.
Herbert Mcgowans (spelled with an s on the end) born Sept 15, 18--, died Sept
8, 1910.
Flossie, wife of Herbert Mcgowans died Aug 5, 1914, 89 years. (1) Mamie, dau
of H and Flossie, Mar 9, 1901-Jan 8, 1919 (2) Infant son of H and Flossie
Mcgowans, no dates (3)Cleveland, son of H and Flossie Jan 9, 1907-__20, 1907
(4) Arthur son of H and Flossie June 9, 18_4-Jul_1906, Nancy E. daughter of
M. D. and F Mcgowan, Feb 25, 1879-Oct_1889 James Henry Mcgowan, Nov 15,
1882-Jan 5, 1936, Emily, wife of Herbert Mcgowans, June 6, 187_-___1939 (1)
Lawrence,  son of H. and Emily Mcgowans June 21, 1883-June 27, 1886 (2)
Infant child of H. and Emily, no dates (3) Rosa dau of H. and Emily J
Mcgowans, June _1897-aged 8 months Lazina Mcgowan, wife of Guilford Mcgowan
Nov 31, 1813-May_1892, her husband's tombstone was there I think, it looked
like Guilford McGowan but was completely unreadable. These individuals might
be in the St. Amand book, I don't have copies of them. Maybe someone in our
group does,  and can verify or correct what I have tried my best to
transcribe accurately.
Anyway I hope this has helped some. Have a nice weekend and let me know if I
have been able to or can help you.
Sincerely,
Bill Hill

Good news!

Tracy Stancill has completed the 1820 census, and after a few snaffus in
getting the files compatible and converted, it's now posted on the PCFR
website! THANK YOU (shouting) Tracy!

Go to the site and choose "Our On-Line Resources" from the Main Menu table:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
Then scroll down to the Census category...take it from there.

Now--who's up for transcribing the 1830 census? Contact me for formatting
instructions before you start typing!

I'm still working on converting the 1860 census. Unfortunately, when I typed
it several years, I was not thinking about tab-stop conversions to html, so
it's a slow-going process--am nearly half-done. Please be patient with me.

I've also finally resolved by "bad monitor" problem, and hope to catch up on
editing the photographs you've been sending. Again--please be patient (I'm
still having Zip drive problems, and those photo files are to big to back up
on regular floppies).

John Lucas, bless your generous heart, your second batch of photos arrived
by snail mail this week, but I'll have to scan them first--another delay is
in order. Thank you for sharing them--they're gorgeous!

Betsy Ross
PCFR webmaster
_________________________________________________________________
Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

----- Original Message -----

From: Elizabeth Ross

To: genpcfr@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 4:03 PM

Subject: [genpcfr] New 1820 Census

Good news!

Tracy Stancill has completed the 1820 census, and after a few snaffus in
getting the files compatible and converted, it's now posted on the PCFR
website! THANK YOU (shouting) Tracy!

Go to the site and choose "Our On-Line Resources" from the Main Menu table:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/
Then scroll down to the Census category...take it from there.

Now--who's up for transcribing the 1830 census? Contact me for formatting
instructions before you start typing!

I'm still working on converting the 1860 census. Unfortunately, when I typed
it several years, I was not thinking about tab-stop conversions to html, so
it's a slow-going process--am nearly half-done. Please be patient with me.

I've also finally resolved by "bad monitor" problem, and hope to catch up on
editing the photographs you've been sending. Again--please be patient (I'm
still having Zip drive problems, and those photo files are to big to back up
on regular floppies).

John Lucas, bless your generous heart, your second batch of photos arrived
by snail mail this week, but I'll have to scan them first--another delay is
in order. Thank you for sharing them--they're gorgeous!

Betsy Ross
PCFR webmaster
_________________________________________________________________
Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com



Excellent genealogy resourses available at PITT COUNTY FAMILY RESEARCHERS website.  Suggest you BookMark it! Visit:
      http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncpcfr/