William Runnels died in 1808 in Flat Creek Tn. after living in Ky.
His son Samuel born the same year settled in Missouri mid 1800's.
Searching for any info for John Runnels ( William's parent).
May have connection in Virginia since division of states ocurred
in 1792. Any information appreciated.
I have alot of information on Samuel Runnels and look forward
to sharing.
Thank you
pb

Hi, Mary! I was so surprised and pleased to get your message! Thank you for
responding to my inquiry. I am sure we are talking about the same person! I
would love to make contact with his son. Please email me directly at
sjneese@.... Looking forward to hearing from you. Have a great Fourth of
July! Susan

--- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "tx_geek" <ad4hc@...> wrote:
>
> Susan,
>
> I wonder if Alex III is the same Alex that worked for my father for many
years.  He was b. 6/6/1902 and d. 12/26/1975 and his death certificate shows his
name as Alex HALL, Jr. with parents of Alex HALL and Mary [no last name given]. 
He raised his family not too far from the Laurinburg-Maxton Airbase.  If you
will contact me directly I can tell you how to get in touch with his son.
>
> Mary
>

I have found out that Robert William Quick died in SC and his death certificate
lists the following info:

Name: William Robert Quick, Jr.
Birth: 13 Oct 1861, NC
Death: 18 Jun 1934, York Co, SC
Burial: Laurelwood Cemetery, Rock Hill, SC
Father: William R. Quick
Mother: Mary Smith

After the death of his first wife Robert married Annie Brigman and they had a
daughter named Ila Mae Quick.  Robert's father, William R. Quick, Sr was the son
of David Quick.  William fought in the civil war.  Robert's mother, Mary Smith
was the daughter of James Smith and Lydia Wright.  Mary was born 4 Jul 1840 in
NC and died 9 Jan 1916 in Scotland Co, NC.  She is buried in the "Clem Smith"
Cemetery in Richmond Co near Ghio just off of Scotland County line road.  Her
mother, Lydia (Liddie) and brother Clem are also buried there.

If any of these names sound familiar please let me know?  I'd like to compare
notes, etc.

Trey Matthews

--- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "horacematthews@..." <horaceg_iii@...>
wrote:
>
> I am looking for any information on the families of Robert William
> Quick and his wife Elizabeth Gwynn.  I am descended from their son,
> John Thomas Quick Sr who was born in Gibson, NC on 15 Sep 1886.  Gibson
> was still part of Richmond County at the time.  I do know that John and
> his wife Laura Manley lived in York County, SC in 1920.  However, I
> have know information on John or his parents before this date.  John
> Thomas Quick Sr died 13 Aug 1960 and is buried in Pineview Cemetery in
> Rocky Mount, NC.  Any info on either of these families would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Trey Matthews
>

Susan,

I wonder if Alex III is the same Alex that worked for my father for many years. 
He was b. 6/6/1902 and d. 12/26/1975 and his death certificate shows his name as
Alex HALL, Jr. with parents of Alex HALL and Mary [no last name given].  He
raised his family not too far from the Laurinburg-Maxton Airbase.  If you will
contact me directly I can tell you how to get in touch with his son.

Mary

I am doing research on several families who had "roots" in Richland and then
Scotland counties, North Carolina. I have found them on census records for 1900
through 1930, but not much prior to that, and I am trying to find their origins.
I am also interested in establishing contact with any living relatives still in
the area who might be able to shed some light on the families' histories. I am
sharing the following information in hopes of finding someone who might also be
searching for these families, and to contribute to your shared information.

The first family I am concerned with is the ALEXANDER HALL family. Alexander
Hall (II)(1870-1952) was the son of a white overseer named Alexander Hall
(I)(Est. 1833 - aft. 1900)and a former slave woman whose name in later life was
Sylvia Williams (abt 1852 - c. 1930), herself the issue of a white man and a
young slave girl. Alexander (II) was married several times, the first to MARY
WILKERSON (abt 1875 - bef 1904). Alexander and Mary had three children that we
know about: Ethel (Effie) J.(1891-1976); William H.(1898 - ?); and Alexander
(III) (1902 - ?). This family can be found on the 1900 census for Spring Hill
Township, Scotland, NC. They are listed again on the 1910 census for Spring
Hill, Scotland, NC, but this time, Alexander is listed with his second wife,
Callie (maiden name unknown) (1883-1920), his children by Mary, and his children
by Callie: Sallie (1906 - ?); and James (1908 - ?). They had another daughter
later on named Lucille (1913 - 1996). His mother, SYLVIA WILLIAMS, is listed
with his household in 1910. She is also listed as a household servant for the
Daniel Shaw family on the 1900 census.

We would like to discover more information on Sylvia. Was Williams her maiden
name, or did she marry after giving birth to Alexander (II)? Her mother was a
slave, half white and half black. We would love to know more about her history,
but realize that it may not be possible to find much more information on her.

We would also like to see if there is more information on Alexander Hall (I) --
reputed to be an overseer and father of Sylvia's son, Alexander Hall (II). Where
did he work? Family lore has it that Sylvia walked a long way from where she
came from to Scotland county, as a teenager and pregnant with Alexander. If this
story is true, then Alexander Hall (I) may have come from outside of Richland
county, and the "trek" would have taken place some time before May 1870, when
Alexander (II) was born.

Alexander (II) is said to have married several other times, but we have no
information on this at this time.  At some point, Alexander (II) moved to New
York, probably to join some of his children who moved there as well. He died in
New York in 1972, a beloved father and grandfather.

The oldest daughter of Alexander (II) Hall and Mary Wilkerson was Ethel Jane
Hall. She married HENRY CLEVELAND McKAY (later McKOY) (1889 - 1971). The
McKay/McKoy family is the second family I am researching. This family is listed
on the 1920 census for Spring Hill, Scotland, NC. Henry and Ethel are listed
with their children: Mary Elizabeth (1915 - ) and Roberta (1917 - ). Alexander's
mother, Sylvia Williams, is also listed with this household. She is Ethel's
grandmother, but is listed as Henry's aunt for some reason. Since we haven't
found her on the 1930 census, we assume that Sylvia died in Scotland county
before 1930. We also haven't located Alexander (II) Hall on the 1930 census, but
we know he was still living.

Henry McKay/McKoy and Ethel are found again on the 1930 census for Spring Hill,
Scotland, NC, listed with their children. In addition to Mary and Roberta, there
were Sarah (1921 - ); Vernese (listed as Bernice) (1923 - ); and Louise (1925 -
). Henry's nephew, Jesse McKay, is also listed with the household. We don't know
who his parents were, but assume he is the son of one of Henry's brothers since
he has the same last name. Later on in 1930, Henry and Ethel would have a son,
Willie Neal McKoy (1930 - 2002).

At some point, possibly in the 1940s, Henry and Ethel moved their family to
Brooklyn, New York. But most of their relatives remained in the
Richland/Scotland area of NC.

We are interested in finding more information on Henry's family, like the name
of his father. His mother's first name was Sarah (1847 - ?), but we don't have
her maiden name. We believe his siblings were Martha (1877 - ?); Lobin (1885 -
?); TWINS Dee (1890 - ?)and Thomas (1890 - ?); James (1894 - ?); and Harvey
(1896 - ?). Sarah was listed as a widow on the 1900 census, so Henry's father
died between 1896 and 1900), and we estimate his birth to be around 1845. Sarah
and her family are also on the 1910 census.

I thank you for the opportunity to share this information and to see if there
may be others out there interested in these families and in sharing information.

Best wishes,
Susan

Hello,

I'm searching for any info on John C. McCormick, h/o Catharine McNair of Robeson
Co.  Any help would be appreciated.

Dekle Vickers

I am a new member researching 1700-1800s Richmond and Robeson Counties.
Primary surnames are:  MCLEOD, TERRY, GIBSON, MCDONALD, BOUNDS, RAIFORD,
DAWKINS, MCCORMICK.  Associated surnames are:  BUIE, BRITT, COVINGTON,
MCNEILL, ELLERBE, BAXLEY, JERNIGAN,  Other surnames: BENNETT, MANNING,
JENKINS, JONES, MCKAY, CAPEL.  The complete list is at
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/ListView.aspx?tid=8101452
<http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/ListView.aspx?tid=8101452>

My primary person is Alexander Calhoun "Toon" MCLEOD (1858-1944), his
wives Ida Cornelia BENNETT (1864-1896), Della Lorena MANNING
(1876-1906), Mary Katherine "Kate" TERRY (1874-1947) and their 11
children.   The MCLEODs, BENNETTs and TERRYs resided in Richmond County
(Fairgrounds/Mineral Springs/Ellerbe, Black Jack, Beaverdam, Pee Dee
Village, Rockingham) throughout the 1800s.   The MANNINGs came from
Marlboro County, SC.   The A.C. McLeod family moved to Burnt Swamp
(Buie), Robeson County, in 1902.

The A.C. McLeod family tree starts at:
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/pedigree.aspx?tid=8101452&pg=0
<http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/pedigree.aspx?tid=8101452&pg=0>

Cemeteries that have my people are Bear Branch Cemetery, Old McDonald
Cemetery and Green Lake Methodist Church Cemetery.

I need help finding information on A.C.'s Scottish ancesters.  His
parents were Norman Calhoun McLeod (1810-1892) and Elizabeth Abigail
"Abby" Terry McLeod (1828-1907) who are buried at Green Lake.  I can
find nothing other than late 1800s census records on Norman that say his
parents were born in NC.   Oral family history says Norman's parents'
names are Archie McLeod and Catherine (Katie) McCormick/McCormac.   The
assumption is that Archie/Katie's parents emigrated from Scotland in the
mid-1700s.   Common boy's names in the tree are:  John, James, Norman,
Alexander and Archie.   Girl's are: Catherine, Mary, Jane, Sarah and
Annie.

I am a granddaughter of A.C. and Kate McLeod.  Their youngest and only
living child (of the 11 original children) is my mother, who married an
Army soldier from Ft. Bragg during WWII.   That explains how we ended up
in NJ when my father retired.  But, my heart and roots are firmly in NC.

Thank you for any assistance,

Jo Terry Maliawski-Boras, Southampton NJ







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I am researching the Edgar S. Whitaker, Sr, and Jr families.? I found where they
are buried in the Hillside Cemetery.? I believe also related by marriage is the
McCall family also buried in this cemetery.? I would like to visit and wondered
if there is a map to locate the tombstones?? Where else may I go and find
information?? I saw where the Estate records were in boxes somewhere in the area
for the 100th anniversary.?



I am very new at this and got my start on Ancestry.com.? I appreciate any help
or suggestions you can provide.

Cynthia


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I am looking for any information on the families of Robert William
Quick and his wife Elizabeth Gwynn.  I am descended from their son,
John Thomas Quick Sr who was born in Gibson, NC on 15 Sep 1886.  Gibson
was still part of Richmond County at the time.  I do know that John and
his wife Laura Manley lived in York County, SC in 1920.  However, I
have know information on John or his parents before this date.  John
Thomas Quick Sr died 13 Aug 1960 and is buried in Pineview Cemetery in
Rocky Mount, NC.  Any info on either of these families would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks,
Trey Matthews

Trying to locate a family who lived in NC during 18th centry. John Runnels wife
Elizabeth Pickett with a son named William born 1770 in Ky. died in Tennessee
1808. Would appreciate any info. especially country origin and approx. time of
immigration.
Thank you
Paul Baker/Ft Worth, Tx


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Thanks so much! Yes I am intersted in any info you are willing to share with me.
I had nothing on this family except what is listed in the post. King's daughter,
Bessie, married a Walter C. Seals. I have some info on this family if you are
interested.

--- On Sat, 7/26/08, John <geepajohn@...> wrote:

From: John <geepajohn@...>
Subject: [rich-scot-nc] King Stricklin/Strickland
To: rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, July 26, 2008, 3:08 PM






Shannon,
The family you are looking for is Wiley King Strickland b. May 25,
1873 in Williamson Township. He died May 12, 1934 in Marks Creek
Township, Richmond County, NC. Wiley King Stricklin is the son of
Wiley Lampley Stricklin and his first wife Maranda J. Steen. (His
second wife was Flora Elizabeth McFayden).

Wiley King Stricklin married Annie E. Jernigan abt 1896. Annie was
born May 3, 1879 and died July 23, 1914 in Marks Creek, Richmond
County. Annie was his first wife, his second wife was Ina Smith who
he married in 1916.

Wiley King and Annie E. Jernigan Stricklin had the following children:
1. daughter Alice b. Aug 7, 1896, d. Sept. 6, 1896. 2. son John
Henry b. Apr 5, 1900, d. Apr 14, 1900. 3. daughter Bessie b. abt
1903. 4. Infant Son b. and d. Jan 22, 1905. 5. son Jackson b. Sep
27, 1906 and d. Nov 24, 1906. 6. son James H. b. abt 1907.

Wiley King, Annie and the four deceased children are all buried in
the Sallie Smith Cemetery near Marks Creek Township in Richmond
County.

I do have additional information on these families if you are
interested.

John Ussery

--- In rich-scot-nc@ yahoogroups. com, "Ask me" <purpleheartsm25@ ...>
wrote:
>
> Do you have a King Strickland/Strickli n in your line? He was born
abt
> 1874 and he married Annie E Jernigan b. ant 1876. They had two
children
> that I know of; Bessie b. March 2, 1903 and James b. abt 1907.
>
> Bessie and her husband Walter Charles Seals were my husband's great
> grandparents. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
>
>
> --- In rich-scot-nc@ yahoogroups. com, "nellie.1890" <STR@> wrote:
> >
> > I am looking for any information concerning a Burrell
> > Strickland/lin/ len/ling of Anson/Richmond County. Wife known as
> Unisey
> > or Urisey. He is mentioned in the early records of Anson and
> > Richmond. After years of looking I have reason to believe that
he is
> > the father of my Jacob Strickland. Any information appreciated.
> >
> > Doris
> >
>


















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Shannon,
The family you are looking for is Wiley King Strickland b. May 25,
1873 in Williamson Township.  He died May 12, 1934 in Marks Creek
Township, Richmond County, NC.  Wiley King Stricklin is the son of
Wiley Lampley Stricklin and his first wife Maranda J. Steen. (His
second wife was Flora Elizabeth McFayden).

Wiley King Stricklin married Annie E. Jernigan abt 1896. Annie was
born May 3, 1879 and died July 23, 1914 in Marks Creek, Richmond
County. Annie was his first wife, his second wife was Ina Smith who
he married in 1916.

Wiley King and Annie E. Jernigan Stricklin had the following children:
1.  daughter Alice b. Aug 7, 1896, d. Sept. 6, 1896. 2.  son John
Henry b. Apr 5, 1900, d. Apr 14, 1900.  3.  daughter Bessie b. abt
1903.  4.  Infant Son b. and d. Jan 22, 1905.  5. son Jackson b. Sep
27, 1906 and d. Nov 24, 1906. 6. son James H. b. abt 1907.

Wiley King, Annie and the four deceased children are all buried in
the Sallie Smith Cemetery near Marks Creek Township in Richmond
County.

I do have additional information on these families if you are
interested.

John Ussery


--- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "Ask me" <purpleheartsm25@...>
wrote:
>
> Do you have a King Strickland/Stricklin in your line? He was born
abt
> 1874 and he married Annie E Jernigan b. ant 1876. They had two
children
> that I know of; Bessie b. March 2, 1903 and James b. abt 1907.
>
> Bessie and her husband Walter Charles Seals were my husband's great
> grandparents. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
>
>
> --- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "nellie.1890" <STR@> wrote:
> >
> > I am looking for any information concerning a Burrell
> > Strickland/lin/len/ling of Anson/Richmond County.  Wife known as
> Unisey
> > or Urisey.  He is mentioned in the early records of Anson and
> > Richmond.  After years of looking I have reason to believe that
he is
> > the father of my Jacob Strickland.  Any information appreciated.
> >
> > Doris
> >
>

No, I have never heard of a King Strickland/lin.  My Stricklands were in early
Richmond/Anson NC 1770/80 and then into Marlboro County, SC 1800/1810.  By 1850
they had moved to Florida except my g-g-grandfather who remained in Marlboro.  I
have seen the Seals name in Marlboro but don't know of any connection with my
Stricklands.

Doris
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ask me" <purpleheartsm25@...>
> To: rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [rich-scot-nc] Re: Burrell Strickland/lin/len/ling
> Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:46:41 -0000
>
>
> Do you have a King Strickland/Stricklin in your line? He was born abt
> 1874 and he married Annie E Jernigan b. ant 1876. They had two children
> that I know of; Bessie b. March 2, 1903 and James b. abt 1907.
>
> Bessie and her husband Walter Charles Seals were my husband's great
> grandparents. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
>
>
> --- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "nellie.1890" <STR@...> wrote:
> >
> > I am looking for any information concerning a Burrell
> > Strickland/lin/len/ling of Anson/Richmond County.  Wife known as
> Unisey
> > or Urisey.  He is mentioned in the early records of Anson and
> > Richmond.  After years of looking I have reason to believe that
> > he is the father of my Jacob Strickland.  Any information
> > appreciated.
> >
> > Doris
> >

>


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Thanks for your reply. I have tried ancestry but not familysearch. I will check
that out. Thanks again.

--- On Sat, 7/19/08, Larry Baker <larmil@...> wrote:

From: Larry Baker <larmil@...>
Subject: Re: [rich-scot-nc] Re: Burrell Strickland/lin/len/ling
To: rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, July 19, 2008, 2:26 PM






I'm sorry I don't. Have you tried ancestry.com or familysearch. org. If I run
across any I will forward to you.

----- Original Message -----
From: Ask me
To: rich-scot-nc@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2008 9:46 AM
Subject: [rich-scot-nc] Re: Burrell Strickland/lin/ len/ling

Do you have a King Strickland/Strickli n in your line? He was born abt
1874 and he married Annie E Jernigan b. ant 1876. They had two children
that I know of; Bessie b. March 2, 1903 and James b. abt 1907.

Bessie and her husband Walter Charles Seals were my husband's great
grandparents. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.

--- In rich-scot-nc@ yahoogroups. com, "nellie.1890" <STR@...> wrote:
>
> I am looking for any information concerning a Burrell
> Strickland/lin/ len/ling of Anson/Richmond County. Wife known as
Unisey
> or Urisey. He is mentioned in the early records of Anson and
> Richmond. After years of looking I have reason to believe that he is
> the father of my Jacob Strickland. Any information appreciated.
>
> Doris
>

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I'm sorry I don't.  Have you tried ancestry.com or familysearch.org.  If I run
across any I will forward to you.


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Ask me
   To: rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, July 19, 2008 9:46 AM
   Subject: [rich-scot-nc] Re: Burrell Strickland/lin/len/ling


   Do you have a King Strickland/Stricklin in your line? He was born abt
   1874 and he married Annie E Jernigan b. ant 1876. They had two children
   that I know of; Bessie b. March 2, 1903 and James b. abt 1907.

   Bessie and her husband Walter Charles Seals were my husband's great
   grandparents. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.

   --- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "nellie.1890" <STR@...> wrote:
   >
   > I am looking for any information concerning a Burrell
   > Strickland/lin/len/ling of Anson/Richmond County. Wife known as
   Unisey
   > or Urisey. He is mentioned in the early records of Anson and
   > Richmond. After years of looking I have reason to believe that he is
   > the father of my Jacob Strickland. Any information appreciated.
   >
   > Doris
   >





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Do you have a King Strickland/Stricklin in your line? He was born abt
1874 and he married Annie E Jernigan b. ant 1876. They had two children
that I know of; Bessie b. March 2, 1903 and James b. abt 1907.

Bessie and her husband Walter Charles Seals were my husband's great
grandparents. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.


--- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "nellie.1890" <STR@...> wrote:
>
> I am looking for any information concerning a Burrell
> Strickland/lin/len/ling of Anson/Richmond County.  Wife known as
Unisey
> or Urisey.  He is mentioned in the early records of Anson and
> Richmond.  After years of looking I have reason to believe that he is
> the father of my Jacob Strickland.  Any information appreciated.
>
> Doris
>

I am also researching McKinnons in Richmond Co. I'm looking for the
family of John C. McKinnon b. Oct 25, 1862 in Richmond county m.
Frances Henry b. abt 1862. Her father was Henry H. Henry b. 1837/1838
and mother was Eliza Ann McKinnon b. abt 1830.

I'd like to find info on both McKinnons as well as the Henry family.
Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.



--- In rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com, "Larry Baker" <larmil@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks, Myrtle.  I looked through those and you were right some of
the links don't work and I can't find anything on Roderick, which is
my husband's ancestor.  But, thanks for sharing.
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Myrtle Bridges
>   To: rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2008 7:53 AM
>   Subject: Re: [rich-scot-nc] McKinnons
>
>
>   Minnie, You might find something on this site.
>   http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cmddlton/mcknrcs.html . I
must tell
>   you that my friend Carol Middleton died several years ago, and as
far as I
>   can tell no-one maintains this website, and some of the links no
longer
>   work. My 2nd great grandmother, Sarah Campbell married 'a'
McKinnon (I think
>   Daniel McKinnon) and was the mother of Sarah and George W.
McKinnon. I would
>   like to know if you learn anything about Sarah Campbell McKinnon
of Richmond
>   County, NC. Good luck, Myrtle Bridges
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

I'm pleased to join this Yahoo group. My family interests include the
descendants of Samuel Snead and Temperance Buford and of Lawrence Horn
and Ann Crosland Snead.

I do have an initial question that people knowledgeable about Richmond
county history might be able to answer. My g2grandfather, Lawrence
Horn, is said to have built the first cotton gin in Rockingham,
Richmond County in the late 1700s. It was struck by lightning and
burned down. A Mr. Martin Crawford also built one near Rockingham, NC.

Does this ring any bells among members with an interest in history of
technology?

Kate McCain

Thanks, Myrtle.  I looked through those and you were right some of the links
don't work and I can't find anything on Roderick, which is my husband's
ancestor.  But, thanks for sharing.


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Myrtle Bridges
   To: rich-scot-nc@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2008 7:53 AM
   Subject: Re: [rich-scot-nc] McKinnons


   Minnie, You might find something on this site.
   http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cmddlton/mcknrcs.html . I must tell
   you that my friend Carol Middleton died several years ago, and as far as I
   can tell no-one maintains this website, and some of the links no longer
   work. My 2nd great grandmother, Sarah Campbell married 'a' McKinnon (I think
   Daniel McKinnon) and was the mother of Sarah and George W. McKinnon. I would
   like to know if you learn anything about Sarah Campbell McKinnon of Richmond
   County, NC. Good luck, Myrtle Bridges





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Minnie, You might find something on this site.
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cmddlton/mcknrcs.html .  I must tell
you that my friend Carol Middleton died several years ago, and as far as I
can tell no-one maintains this website, and some of the links no longer
work. My 2nd great grandmother, Sarah Campbell married 'a' McKinnon (I think
Daniel McKinnon) and was the mother of Sarah and George W. McKinnon. I would
like to know if you learn anything about Sarah Campbell McKinnon of Richmond
County, NC.  Good luck, Myrtle Bridges

The Scotland County NCGenWeb site has been relocated.  Please change
any links or bookmarks to http://www.ncgenweb.us/scotland.

Mary Modlin CC
Scotland County NCGenWeb

I am searching for McKinnons in the Richmond County area of NC.  I
would like to find the relationship of Peter, Angus (born C 1803) and
Roderick (born c.1810).  Any info greatly apprciated.

Hi All -

My name is Kate and I'm new to the list and to researching in Richmond
County.  Most of my NC research has been up in Rowan.

I was wondering if anyone might know of a home for unwed mothers or an
orphanage that would have been operating in or around Rockingham in
the 1920s.

The child I'm looking for was born in Rockingham in 1923 and adopted
by a family in Mt Gilead sometime before 1930.

Thanks for any help or advice you might have to give me.

Kate Wingerson
California (by way of Rockwell, NC)

Hi everyone,
    I just finished putting together a page of Scottish history and genealogy
links.  I've found several recently which are new to me, but I've, also,
included all of the links I've been collecting for years:
http://thepastwhispers.com/Scottish_Links.html
    Also, I've just discovered a great section on the Library of Congress
site:  Global Gateway: World Culture & Resources:
http://international.loc.gov/intldl/intldlhome.html  There are resources for
every country imaginable and the links go on and on.
    By the way, I noticed that the LOC site has a handy new BETA search
which allows you to search several of their pages at once:
http://www.loc.gov/search/new/
             Nancy



Nancy
http://www.thepastwhispers.com/Old_New_Orleans.html

----- Original Message -----
From: "Denise Woodside" <seek4fam@...>
To: <ncscotla@...>
Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 2:18 PM
Subject: [NCSCOTLA] Scotland County NCGenWeb site


> It's been a while since I posted this, so I thought it was worth a mention
> again.
>
>  The Scotland County USGenWeb site has been without a permanent county
> coordinator for some time.  If some one has the skills to update web pages
> (nothing fancy is required) and has interest in the county, please let me
> know.
>
>  I'd love to have a local researcher (whether you live locally or not)
> take some interest in the county.  Email me if you have any questions.
>
>  Denise Woodside
>
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Does anyone know the name of Thomas Williamson's wife?  He is the son
of Isaac and Sarah Woodle Williamson, born ca 1810?  I have the info
below about Thomas.  Did he have a daughter named "Ann?"

Any info will be helpful.  Freda Roberson Noble


"Thomas purchased a word dictionary (2 vol.s), Asbury Journals, 3
vols., a man’s saddle, a silver  watch gig and appurtenances from his
father’s estate.  He received 250.00 from the will.
Thomas may have had a daughter named Ann Williamson. A marriage notice
published April 13, 1837 in Fayetteville Observer reads: Married in
Richmond County on the 3rd, Mr. Albran W. Moody, of Rockingham, to Miss
Ann Williamson, daughter of Thomas Williamson.

Notes for JOHN WILLIAMSON:
"I also give to my Nephew John Williamson one rifel (sic) gun. I also
give
to my Nephew Thomas Williamson one man's saddle....." Source: Last
will &
Testament of Shadrick/Shadrack. Williamson of Richmond County, NC ,
probated
1794."



Researching my USA Southern families: Rober(t)son, Blakely, Bonner,
Wright, Solomon,  Godbold, Sills, Thornton, Regan, Sims, Jones,
Riley, Boles

Yes, There is a note at the bottom of the page link on last email. If you
know of anyone please ask them to respond to Denise. She has asked me, but I
already host four county sites, and my own personal site. No time left for
me either.  Any additional Williamson data?  Myrtle

Thank you, Myrtle.  How I would love to be able to coordinate the web
site, but I just don't have the time.  Has anyone posted a request
for a coordinator?  There may be someone out there just looking for
something to do.

Best to you...Freda
On Oct 29, 2007, at 6:01 PM, Myrtle Bridges wrote:

Hi Freda, As far as I know Scotland County NCGenWeb site is 'adoptable'.
Wouldn't you like to coordinate it? Thanks, Myrtle

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Hi Freda, As far as I know Scotland County NCGenWeb site is 'adoptable'.
Wouldn't you like to coordinate it? Thanks, Myrtle

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