Onslow County, NC

Posted Queries for June thru August 2000

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m#TIPPITTIPPIT posted by Paul G. Huhn on Tuesday, June 13, 2000: Looking for the burial location of Lott W. TIPPIT. Should be in or near Richlands or Catherine Lake. Thank You

m#MORGANMORGAN posted by Dawn Taylor on Tuesday, June 13, 2000: I hope you can help me. I am trying to find the cemetary that Nathan MORGAN was buried in around 1750. I know that he lived in Onslow County, but am not sure what area of the county. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You,

m#TAYLORSTAYLORSm#THOMPSONTHOMPSONm#WHALEYWHALEY posted by Bonnie on Tuesday, June 13, 2000: I am looking for a Sarah THOMPSON from Jones Co. who married a WHALEY and moved into Onlsow Co. They had nine children before she died, the first being my grandmother Queenie Whaley, and he remarried and had nine more, I would appreciate any information you could give me on this. I was told by my grandmother they were related to the TAYLORS.

m#NIXONNIXON posted by Don Nixon on Tuesday, June 13, 2000: I am researching Thomas NIXON and his wife Sarah (unknown last name) from New Hanover County, North Carolina. Thomas Nixon was born abt. 1746. I do not have much info. on him other than he was a Cpt. in the 8th North Carolina Bat. in the Rev. War. I have an unconfirmed rpt.. that he may have died Dec. 7 1782. Do you have any further info. abt. any Nixon's from N.C. during this time period.

a#CANADYCANADYa#JONESJONESm#MOOREMOOREm#PHILLIPSPHILLIPSm#RIGGSRIGGSm#STANLEYSTANLEYm#WATERSWATERSm#WATSONWATSONm#WINDBERRYWINDBERRY posted by Cheryl Hollingsworth on Friday, June 16, 2000: I am seeking information regarding my paternal grandparents' lines, Onslow Co., NC. My grandfather was Fred Robert Phillips, b. 1901 and my grandmother was Dorothy Louise Canady, b. 1907. Fred's maternal line was Betty Jones (mo.), Robert and Enley Jones (gpar.), and Jackson and Mariah Jones (ggpar.) His paternal line was Major M. Phillips (fa.), Van Buren Phillips and Susan Waters (gpar.), Harris Waters and Marenda Moore (mggpar.) Dorothy's maternal line was Carrie Waddell Stanley (mo.) John Stanley and Mary Watson (gpar.) Her paternal line was John Henry Canady (fa.) John Canady and Mary Riggs (gpar.) Any assistance will be appreciated. My mailing address is PO Box 23912, Gainesville, Fl 32602.

a#EDWARDSEDWARDS posted by Lonne Stone Heath on Tuesday, July 4, 2000: Hello. I am looking for a cemetery which is said to have a row of EDWARDS buried in it. This is my husband's family. His father, who is 88years old, says that this cemetery is near Snead's Ferry at a Free Will Baptist church called MUDDY CREEK FWB. If anyone can give me help in locating this cemetery, my husband and I will go out and document it and send it to this genweb site. We live in Oriental. Thanks for any help.

a#HUMPHREYHUMPHREY posted by Jerald Scott Humphrey on Saturday, July 15, 2000: The 1880 Onslow cty census lists John B. Humphrey 47 in Richlands. Beleive he is kin, does anyone know his parents? Thanks and take care, Scotty

m#MORGANMORGANm#NIXONNIXON posted by Dawn on Wednesday, July 26, 2000: Looking for info on Robert Nixon of Onslow County, North Carolina. Robert was alive around 1750's. He was a saddler. My grandfather,many generations ago,was Nathan Morgan. At the age of 9 he was orphaned and his mother sent him to be an apprentice for Robert Nixon.Nathan was the son of Nathan Morgan and Sarah ? nathan stayed with Robert from the age of 9 until he reached 21.

m#THOMPSONTHOMPSON posted by Susan Black Davis on Wednesday, August 9, 2000: I am searching for information on the THOMPSON family. Martha Susan Thompson was the mother of several children, but we can find no marriages as to date. Children are Steven H. b. 1866, Callie D. b. 1876, Andrew J. b. 1878, John W. b. 1880, Parker b. 1873. The children were all born in NC. Some of them in Onslow Co., and several of them are buried here. Any infomation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! (If you can't reach me at the above email, try Suenann@AOL.com) Susan

a#DAUGHTRYDAUGHTRY posted by Wanda (Daughtry) Rosdahl on Wednesday, August 16, 2000: Looking for all information relating to geneology for Daughtry family.

a#LUSHERLUSHER posted by N. Gallop on Friday, August 18, 2000: Is anybody researching the subject surname ,LUSHER, that is referenced in Onslow county circa 1770? Thanks in advance, Norman in squally Dunedin, NZ.

a#LITTLETONLITTLETON posted by Melissa Williams on Wednesday, August 23, 2000: Hi. I am researching the family of Isaac D. and Amanda LITTLETON. Does anyone have any information on them or their children. I have copies of the 1850 and 1860 Onslow Co. Census. My grandad's grandmother was Lettitia "Letta" LITTLETON, a daughter of Isaac D. and Amanda LITTLETON. She is on the 1860 Census at the age of 8 and I have a lot of information on her and her descendents but nothing about the rest of her siblings or parents. I would appreciate any information that anyone could provide for me. Thank you. Melissa

m#PUCKETTPUCKETT posted by Tom Bostic on Wednesday, August 30, 2000: Trying to get Linda Boyd's current E-mail address reference Parham PUCKETT. He md. Mourning N. SHEPARD on 3April1869. I believe 2 of his siblings were Franklin and Minerva. Minerva was my gr. grandmother.

a#COXCOXa#FOILFOILa#FOYLEFOYLE posted by Mona Ray on Thursday, August 31, 2000: Looking for information on Moses COX who married as his second wife Elizabeth FOYLE; my interest is the FOIL / FOYLE family. Maybe this is the same Moses COX who was an executor for James FOYLE, 1771, Onslow. Moses COX is probably a better transcription than Miss Jun COX in my earlier query. James FOYLE had an unmarried daughter Elizabeth in 1771.