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Re: mourning kimbrough

chatty_devine — 2013-04-22 03:57:06Z

Thomas P Carpenter Married Poss Pride Shawnee there son was
Taminad Fivekiller 1640-1730 his son was
Indian CD Fivekiller 1674-1741 his son was
S Kimborough 1660-1720 his daughter
Mourning Kimbrough 1685- married William Little her son was
Isaac Little 1722-1797 his son was
Jacob Little -I- 1755-1838 his son was
Jacob Little -II-1800-1846 his son was
Harvey Ingram Little 1840-1906 his daughter was
Martha Little 1897-1986 My Grandmother
Martha married Joe Devine
I am Pamela Devine... Mourning Or Morning Kimbrough was my 5th great grandmother My Tree Is Devine/Little
William Little's Father was also William Little Sr.
Good Luck!

Re: mourning kimbrough

chatty_devine — 2013-04-22 03:34:40Z

Mourning Kimbrough married William Little her son was
Isaac Little 1722-1797 his son was
Jacob Little -I- 1755-1838 his son was
Jacob Little -II-1800-1846 his son was
Harvey Ingram Little 1840-1906 his daughter was
Martha Little 1897-1986 My Grandmother
Martha married Joe Devine
I am Pamela Devine... Mourning Or Morning Kimbrough was my 5th great grandmother My Tree Is Devine/Little
William Little's Father was also William Little Sr.
Good Luck!

Re: Ingold family

Joyce1812va1 — 2013-04-17 14:37:50Z

Interesting surname

Wlliam Allen-1870-1942
James- 1841 Guilford NC 1863/70 NC wife; Lavina Ball 1837-1868
Solomon-1814-1881 wife- Dolly Hemphill 1817-1860
William- 1782-aft 1820 wife Eva
Peter- 1752 orange NC-1825 Guilford NC wife Christina Strader 1753-1824
Peter William 1721-1801 Guilford NC

Re: Jefferson

marilyn7272 — 2012-12-26 16:15:02Z

Doyle Augustus Jefferson and Luraney Carradine Gurganus Jefferson were my great grandparents, I have information on cemetery locations, and other info. if you are still looking for data.

Re: Mary Bateman's family

dwrogers1953 — 2012-12-25 14:32:59Z

Good to hear from you Amber. Please let me know if you get up with Betty.

Re: Mary Bateman's family

amber_nevada — 2012-12-21 14:03:15Z

Me too....I'm not active right now due to some family stuff but what I do have I am happy to share. Contact me at amber.nevada@yahoo.com and Buddy,same to you that's my new email. I will be contacting another relation shortly. Elizabeth Abbott and will let you guys know if I get anything Buddy or I don't have. Merry Christmas Cousins!!

Re: Mary Bateman's family

dwrogers1953 — 2012-12-20 22:39:21Z

Hi Roderick,
Yep I'm still hanging around! Love Ancestry!! I do have some information on the Abbott family. Unfortunately, still nothing on Mary Bateman.
I'm guessing from your name that you are probably related to the Alfred family too. I have right much on them as well.
Darrell Rogers

My email is dwrogers@embarqmail.com

Re: Mary Bateman's family

RoderickKeithAbbott — 2012-12-20 20:06:52Z

I'm not sure if you'll see this since it's been over 2 years since you posted, but I'm related to Capt. Jeremiah Abbott. He is my great-great-great grandfather. Have you found any information on his parents yet? That is where I am stuck. Any help would be appreciated as I am new to all of this. Thank you.

-Roderick Keith Abbott

Ingold family

gbwall2 — 2012-10-21 20:59:15Z

I'm looking for any info on a James Ingold or his son William Allen Ingold who resided in Washington Township Beaufort Co. NC in the late 1800's. The family eventually moved to Wake Co. and then to Durham NC

Morris family in Beaufort co NC in early 1800's

RossSmith53 — 2012-10-12 17:56:33Z

Would anyone have information about a Morris family in Beaufort co NC in the early 1800's. John H Morris was born in 1818. He went to Chatham co NC and Moore co NC. He married Jane Coggins about 1843 in Chatham co NC. I am trying to find who his parents were. thanks, Ross

Re: william murrell cutler

clive_naylor47 — 2012-09-11 08:30:22Z

Hi.I have contacted your Dad so I am now waiting for a reply.Just to thank you and let you know that my 91yr old Mother,who knew William as Bill during WW2,is so pleased that he survived the war.Mum knew him in Cheltenham,England,when Bill was here with the U.S.army and she worked in the NAAFI.Bill was then posted overseas but my Mum never knew where he had been sent or if he had survived the war.They must have been awful times to have lived in.Never knowing if you were going to return.Anyway,thanks again for putting my Mums mind at rest.Regards,Clive Naylor(Nottingham,England).

Re: william murrell cutler

bre_clawson — 2012-09-07 03:26:39Z

He is my father .... He lives in bath nc . My mom is Karen and my brother is named after my dad so he is a third ! Bre4unc@yahoo.com if you would like to contact him send a MSG

Re: Mary Elizabeth Bryant m. Harry Lee Crawford

BarbaraWCampbell — 2012-09-03 14:35:01Z

I found Mary Elizabeth Bryant born in Cumberland county 9/25/1914 to H.H. Bryant. Source :North Carolina, Birth Index, 1800-2000," index,

Rowe

trdz65 — 2012-09-02 23:18:06Z

Annie Bryan Rowe(Ross) is my greatgrandmother, I am looking for any photos or stories, etc about her or her parents or children.......Please email me.....thanks

Re: PORTER, STANSBURY, ELLIOTT

joehailey1 — 2012-07-28 21:28:55Z

Cassandra Stansbury Elliott was also my gggg grandmother. I am descended from the marriage of Cassandra's daughter Rhoda, to Amos Hardin. She died young, but did have time to give birth to Benjamin Stansbury Hardin, who was my great grandfather, and perhaps three or four other children. I think I know where she is buried. Cassandra, Rhoda and James. Am going there soon. Please contact me if you have any further information. joehailey@yahoo.com

Re: mourning kimbrough

1_kendaniels — 2012-07-15 21:40:42Z

Hi. Did you happen to ever get information on this person? I believe she is somehow related to me, although it seems to be by marriage. William Little had a some name Abraham it and looks like maybe he is the son of William Little's first wife, but can't confirm.
Thanks!

Abraham Pritchett b. abt 1825 North Carolina, d. 1863 Gratiot Street Prison, St Louis MO

T_Newton65 — 2012-07-09 20:57:40Z

I am trying to connect my Abraham Pritchett to the Pritchett family of Beaufort County, NC. My Abraham Pritchett was first discovered as my 3rd great grandmother's (Leanna Jane Pritchett Baker) father. The 1860 census for New Madrid County, Missouri shows Abraham Pritchett age 35 b. NC living with wife, Virginia (Hunot) age 23, daughter Jane age 4 and son, Lewis age 1 month. They also had a son later named Edward b 1862. In 1850 Beaufort County, NC we can find Abraham age 24 living in the household of Lorenzo D. Langley along with Lorenzo's son, Ferdinand age 4; and presumably Abraham's siblings Martha age 14; Mary age 11; and Alexander age 10. I am trying to discover the parents of Abraham and why he is living with this Lorenzo Langley. Was he a guardian for Abraham's siblings? Any information would be appreciated. By the way, Abraham was captured in New Madrid county, MO as a prisoner of war by the union and he later died while in prison at Gratiot St. Prison in St Louis 25 Jan 1863.

Re: Col. William Harris Williams - Cemetery Query

jefferspam — 2012-07-07 01:52:07Z

FYI: Lillian died March 14 1967,parents Macon H Bonner and Hannah Hare.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

mamie1926 — 2012-07-03 05:09:25Z

That Graveyard is still in use my cousin just bury her mother their a week ago. Her name was Blanch Marsh, her maiden name was moore. Try checking out the obit section of the washington daily news. This should give you the exact address.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

jrockchrissy — 2012-07-03 01:39:00Z

Unfortunatly, I will not be able to come to this Family reunion in Beaufort. Do you know if there will be another family reunion in the future? I have no transportation to Beaufort county. But, I will inform my family in Pitt county about the relation and try to get at least some of us to go to the next one. I am related to Samuel Chapman 1878 born in Craven county, and Nancy Chapman born in 1845 born in North Carolina. She lived in Craven county.

Re: African American/mulatto Cogdell family from Jones county North Carolina

jefferspam — 2012-07-03 01:24:16Z

Can you contact me.Pam jeffers0705@yahoo.com

African American/mulatto Cogdell family from Jones county North Carolina

jrockchrissy — 2012-06-25 02:37:21Z

Hello, I'm Christin Gorham and I was wondering if anyone had information on the Cogdell family from Jones county. My great great grandfather Gilford Cogdell jr was born 1878. He had four brothers Thomas, Pete, Linwood, and Nathan. He had three sisters Pearlett, Roberta, and Retha. His parents were Gilford Cogdell sr and Sylvia Cogdell. Gilford Cogdell jr's wife was Ophelia Davis. The Cogdell family is known for being mulatto and I would like any other information on them such as Sylvia's maiden name.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-06-24 23:00:51Z

From what I have been told, you are related to the Chapmans in Beaufort County. You and any member of the Chapman's family are invited to our reunion being held on June 29-July 1st in Little Washington. It is $65 a person for adults, $35 for kids and Free for children under 5. It will give your family a chance to reconnect with us. Thank you for the information. Maybe we can get to compare notes..

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

jrockchrissy — 2012-06-24 04:20:03Z

Unfortunately, I am not a Gorham. It's complicated story, but my surname is from my Uncle, on my paternal side. He is Gorham, Frank Gorham. I am actually a Keyes. My father is also a Keyes, but we both took the Gorham surname of my uncle and my uncle's father. My grandfather is Robert Keyes, and my grandmother told me that he was from Virginia. But, I have heard about the Keyes in Free Union and Beaufort county. I'm not sure if I am connected to them. Also, It looks like I'm probably related to Essie Williams Chapman and Laurie Chapman. I thought they were named Linnie Williams and Samuel Chapman due to my great grandfather being secretive about his family. I found that Essie Williams Chapman and Laurie Chapman was a good match on ancestry.com.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-06-22 14:45:29Z

Christin, let me know if anyone is interested in coming to the St. Clair, Chapman, Tripp reunion coming up. It is on June 29 - July 1st. It will be held in Little Washington, NC. Maybe we can put all of our info together & figure this Chapman tree out further.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-06-22 14:39:48Z

Hi Chris. From what my grandmother used to tell me we are. I am glad you reached out. We are having an reunion soon in little Washington. Which set of Chapmans are you related to?I believe that you are also a part of the Langley family too. My great cousin Author Cobb told me that the name Gorham was a part of the Langley family. The name was changed or something like that. Do you know any Langley's in Beaufort county?

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

jrockchrissy — 2012-06-22 14:30:29Z

Hello I'm Christin Gorham, I'm a Chapman also, but my Chapmans were in Craven and Pitt counties. I was wondering if any of you know if the Chapmans in Beaufort are related to the Chapmans in the Pitt and Craven counties? There were several set of Chapmans in Vanceboro that are possibly related.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-06-17 02:50:27Z

Thank you so much, this is wonderful! I can be reached at lisalanglee@bellsouth.net. I will do some research and let you know what I find out more.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

mamie1926 — 2012-06-16 02:58:11Z

http://www.facebook.com/groups/135736957784/ this facebook page may also prove useful. Also a lot of the tribes in the area also merge with the blackfoot ie Saponi.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

mamie1926 — 2012-06-16 02:55:20Z

Hi Lisa,

my name is dan carrow Gracie Tripp was my Great Gramother she was Mattamuskeet/Tuscarora. Gracie is buried in CME church. you can reach me at caroways@yahoo.com

Re: Cemeteries in Chocowinity, NC

blmillerstoryteller — 2012-06-11 12:51:59Z

Thank you very much, I will make contact.

Re: Cemeteries in Chocowinity, NC

cajoakley — 2012-06-08 20:16:30Z

Contact the Beaufort Co. Genealogical Society "Ask Me" desk. They can help. Mr. Leslie F. House surveyed all the cemeteries he could find in the late 1970s through 1986. Some have been up-dated and have the more recent graves listed. The address is: BCGS "Ask Me" Desk
P. O. Box 1089
Washington, NC 27889
From: Chris Oakley, BCGS member

Re: Moore, and Blango from Washington, Beautfort, Newbern, North Carolina

riva13 — 2012-05-02 13:39:38Z

Do you have any info on these families... Thornton, Thorpe and Ragland's of Granvlle, NC?.

Moore, and Blango from Washington, Beautfort, Newbern, North Carolina

riva13 — 2012-05-02 13:39:03Z

Hi all,
I'm researching William P Moore b abt 1840-1850 in Washington, NC. He married a Martha Blango, and she was b abt 1840-1850 also in Washington, NC. They had a daughter named Hariett "Hattie" Moore b abt 1874-1880 in Newbern, NC. Hattie is possibly my Grandmother any info out there guys?.

Mary Elizabeth Bryant m. Harry Lee Crawford

NANCYMILLS524 — 2012-04-28 18:35:27Z

Information on parents of Mary Elizabeth Bryant b. 09/25/1914 (this date is on her tombstone),Beaufort County,NC.She married Harry Lee Crawford on 11/3/1931 (she said she was 21?(did she lie about her age, or we chasing the wrong Mary Elizabeth Bryant?) the parents of the one we are chasing are Haywood Harvey Bryant, and Sarah Elizabeth Fisher.We want to make sure they are the right ones.Other people have posted on other sites that their daughter married someone else.Any help appreciated.
Nancy Mills

Seeking info. on Whealton and Martin surnames

brucemwhealton — 2012-04-22 08:22:28Z

I would like to know if anyone has any information on the Whealton and Martin families that lived in Beaufort, NC near Mesic, NC and surrounding areas. And if you could share the information with me for my research and knowledge.

I have been developing an online application for sharing and collaborating with others that have information. Please visit that site... If you will share your GEDCOM file, I can upload that to the database and be able to extend my understanding of this aspect of my family lineage. If you can share this, I can upload it or you can upload the information at the website:
http://my-family-lineage.com/wiki/Main_Page
I'm hoping to use my skills to make it easier to share and learn from the information that exists out there, in various forms... linked from various different websites.

Windsors in Beaufort

the2lees — 2012-03-29 03:11:34Z

I'm writing regarding my wife's recently discovered ancestors who lived in Shackelfords Bank and Harkers Island as well as Beaufort.

They were the "mulatto" Windsors--Cavino (Cavanaugh) Windsor + his wife Lucy Guthry, who was white (both born 1792) and their sons Ananias Windsor (b. 1819, married to Asa Sawyer) and Samuel Windsor (b. 1825). The names "Ananias" and "Cavanaugh" leads me to assume some sort of connection to Ananias Cavanaugh or that family.

I'm trying to find out the history of the Windsors in particular though I also am interested in the Guthrys and Sawyers. They were perhaps the descendents of slaveowners and slaves from the 1700s, and I'm trying to identify their ancestors prior to 1792 perhaps back to the first settlers of the area, maybe in earlier census records that are not readily available online. Who were they?

Any help, advice or direction you can provide would be much appreciated!

Re: Jefferson

thomasker2 — 2012-03-23 19:12:19Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1930 is the last available census at this time.

If you would state what specific info you are seeking for a particular family member it would eliminate duplication of efforts.

There is nothing more irritating than to receive a reply back saying "thanks, BUT I already have that info".

TIME WASTED.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-03-22 03:41:48Z

That is wonderful news! What Native American tribe are we? Maybe we can get together mamie1926 and compare notes! My great great grandmother was Clara Tripp who married Alonza Chapman.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

mamie1926 — 2012-03-22 03:33:10Z

Yes, the Tripp family are Native. Grace Tripp was my great grandmother. She's burial in the cemetery.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

digginuproots1 — 2012-03-22 01:34:32Z

No, I haven't found any reference to Native American ancestry.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-03-21 14:16:14Z

Lets compare notes & that is what it sounds like to me! You just helped me solved something on my tree....I will email you my email address.

Do you see anything about us being Native American?

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

digginuproots1 — 2012-03-21 11:36:55Z

How exciting!

I have Oliver & Sallie Dawson as the parents of Margaret A. Dawson Chapman. They were my husband's 2nd-greatgrandparents. Their son William Henry Dawson & his wife Dinah Edwards Dawson were his greatgrandparents. Their daughter Sallie Dawson Jenkins was his grandmother.

Did you mean Major and Margaret Dawson Chapman were your 3rd-greatgrandparents making her parents, Oliver and Sallie Dawson, your 4th-greatgrandparents?

My email address is DigginUpRoots "at" comcast "dot" net.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

lisalanglee — 2012-03-21 01:56:33Z

It is a pleasure to hear from you too!

Sallie Dawson was my great, great, great grandmother. Her & her husband Major Chapman had a son named Alonza Chapman who married Clara Tripp and had a daughter named Annie Chapman St. Clair. Annie St. Clair had my grandmother, Clara St. Clair Stokes & my mom is Clara Langley.

Re: Chapman Family & St James CME Church Cemetery (Chocowinity, NC)

digginuproots1 — 2012-03-20 06:37:30Z

So pleased to hear from you Lisalanglee, though sad to hear of the cemetery's condition. I hope the cleanup yields wonderful clues.

My interest is in Sarah/Sally Chapman's ancestry. I have her parents as Major Chapman and Margaret A. Dawson. Margaret a. Dawson was my husband's 2nd-greatgrandaunt. Somehow the family has lost contact with Sarah/sally's branch. Would love to collaborate and compare notes. How do you connect to Sarah/Sally?

Re: Looking for info on Cannons of Beaufort/ Pitt Co. Edward Cannon

ThreeGuards — 2012-03-09 23:04:21Z

Most any genealogy library/room should have a copy of the book. You might want to try MARS to see if they have it online (http://mars.archives.ncdcr.gov)or http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/historyfiction/item.aspx?id=gra

You may be able to purchase a copy from AbeBooks.com or any of the many other book companies that deal primarily in genealogy.

Jean

Jefferson

southgeorgialindseys — 2012-03-09 20:06:51Z

looking for more information on Doyle Augustus 1828 and Lany-Caroline 1830 JEFFERSON and children from the Long Acre and Washington areas of Beaufort. If anyone could respond with birth and death dates, burial/cemetery locations, marriages, historical data/stories, or extended family info - anything related to this family would be greatly appriciated.

Re: John Kennedy Beaufort Co. NC 1750

LindaHartley27 — 2012-03-09 00:24:21Z

Thanks anyway. Just thought I would check. Kennedy is such a hard name to research.

John Kennedy, Beaufort Co. NC 1750

2012-03-09 00:23:05Z

Looking for the parents of John Kennedy b. befor Apr. 30, 1697. d. May 01, 1769 at Creekmere Plantation, Beaufort Co. NC. Married Elizabeth Kennedy. son John Kennedy b. 03/16/1734/35 d. 09/01/1801. Have decendents from John Kennedy 1697 --today.

Re: Looking for info on Cannons of Beaufort/ Pitt Co. Edward Cannon

JOYCE1812VA — 2012-03-08 18:34:51Z

btw// .. there is a $37.50 price sticker on the inside of the book. This book had never been opened. So perhaps the 37 bucks was for back in 1986. Possibly much more in cost today.