a#BREECEBREECEm#REDDREDD
posted by
Jan Garbett
on Tuesday, February 5, 2002
On Thursday, June 21, 2001 Jennifer Piner Wetmore posted a query on BREECE family saying " I have oodles of information to share, some from Onslow and quite a bit from Carteret County dating back to the 1700's" I am searching for information on a bastard son born of Peggy Breece. A bastard bond was transacted 7 May 1821. The father was John H. Redd.
a#FOYFOYa#JACOBSJACOBS
posted by
Dana Carrier
on Sunday, February 10, 2002
Am looking for relatives of Wm. L. Jacobs from Wilmington who married Henrietta Rhodes Pope (nee FOY)of Onslow County (or maybe Edgecombe County) in April 1856. They had a son, Charles Deems Jacobs. Am particularly interested in M. B. Jacobs who wrote the Foy Book mentioned in the Oslow County Bibles section of this Genweb. Don't know if MB is male or female, or what relation she is to the other Jacobs's. Thanx for any info you can give me.
a#BROWNBROWNa#CANADYCANADYa#COKERCOKERa#HEWLETTHEWLETTa#JENKINSJENKINSa#LITTLELITTLEm#POLLARDPOLLARDm#WALLACEWALLACEm#WILLIAMSWILLIAMS
posted by
Kristie Hewlett
on Wednesday, February 13, 2002
I am looking for decendants of John Thomas "Johnny" Brown b.7/18/1883 m. Alice Gertrude "Gertie" Pollard b.10/10/1887. My great-grandmother was Johnny's daughter, Edna "Muah" Brown Hewlett. If anyone has info on this line please contact me. Thanks in advance!
a#HALLHALLa#JUSTICEJUSTICEa#KELUMKELUMa#LITTLETONLITTLETONm#PARKERPARKERm#STEPHENSSTEPHENSm#STEVENSSTEVENSm#WILKINSWILKINSm#WILLIAMSWILLIAMSm#YOPPYOPP
posted by
John R. (Bob) Stephens
on Wednesday, February 13, 2002
I am searching for my kinfolks in the Onslow Co. area in the late 1700's to the 1800's. Ira Stephens/Stevens was born Nov.6, 1824 in Onslow. He married Celia Ann (Sidder) Parker. Need information reguarding parents and other siblings. Ira moved to Arkansas around 1870. Any one having knowledge of kinfolk to the Stephens clan Please contact me at JRS0948@cs.com Thanks for the help.
a#JENKINSJENKINS
posted by
Linda Bibb
on Wednesday, February 27, 2002
I am looking for any info on William JENKINS b:abt.1824. He married Jane b:abt.1828. There children were Catherine Jane, Elda Ann, & E. J. JENKINS. Elda Ann married Needham Thomas RIGGS.
a#CALLAWAYCALLAWAYa#EDWARDEDWARDa#KEZIAHKEZIAHm#WILDERWILDER
posted by
Sallie Lou Morris Nelson
on Saturday, March 2, 2002
I saw Jerry Lee's query of 30 Sep 2000 about Edward Callaway, who is documented by the Callaway Family Association. Edward's brother, John, married Keziah Wilder in Onslow Co., NC and died same county in 1763. Both Edward & John are brothers of my ancestor, Ebenezer, so I am interested in any information Jerry has on Edward and/or John. Sallie Lou Morris
m#MUNDINEMUNDINEm#TIPPETTTIPPETT
posted by
Tracy Sanders
on Wednesday, March 6, 2002
I am looking for information on the TIPPETT-MUNDINE families. George TIPPETT of Onslow Co. married Caroline MUNDINE of Carteret Co.(?) in the mid 1800's. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I am at a stand still at this point. Thank you, Tracy Sanders
a#HENDERSONHENDERSON
posted by
Tonya Harrison
on Saturday, March 16, 2002
I am doing research on the family name for my grandmother. We have traced our family back to the Henderson's of Onslow County and would like to find information about the location of their old plantations there and any other historical locations of the Hendersons. We have heard of there being plantations owned by James Isaac HENDERSON, Sr. - b. about 1670 believed to be from Scottland, d. about 1737 in Onslow CountyWas called "Scottish James" in a couple of land records.Family stories say they came in through the Port of Wilmington shortly after it opened in 1720. (info per Linda Allred Cooper). And his son of same name. Have heard that the area may have been the site where Camp Lejeune is now. If anyone has any information of any historic markers or places of interest that can be visited, please let me know. My email is Tonya_Harrison@yahoo.com. Thank you!!
a#HENDERSONHENDERSON
posted by
Tonya Harrison
on Saturday, March 16, 2002
I am doing research on the family name for my grandmother. We have traced our family back to the Henderson's of Onslow County and would like to find information about the location of their old plantations there and any other historical locations of the Hendersons. We have heard of there being plantations owned by James Isaac HENDERSON, Sr. - b. about 1670 believed to be from Scottland, d. about 1737 in Onslow CountyWas called "Scottish James" in a couple of land records.Family stories say they came in through the Port of Wilmington shortly after it opened in 1720. (info per Linda Allred Cooper). And his son of same name. Have heard that the area may have been the site where Camp Lejeune is now. If anyone has any information of any historic markers or places of interest that can be visited, please let me know. My email is Tonya_Harrison@yahoo.com. Thank you!!
a#LEARYLEARY
posted by
kim hinson
on Saturday, March 16, 2002
I am looking for information on George Nixon Leary. He was married first to Maybell Caison and then to Virginia Ann Mobley. Maybell and George had a daughter named Lillie. She was my grandmother. They had other children as well. Herbert, George Jr., Cordia Mae Beatrice. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.
a#CASTEENCASTEENa#CASTINECASTINE
posted by
Jean Moore
on Wednesday, March 27, 2002
Andrew Jasper CASTINE/CASTEEN, born ca. 1841 Onslow Co., NC; relocated to Wilmington, NC where he enlisted in Confederate Army; after war relocated to Turbeville, SC. Need parents, siblings, etc. Will be grateful for any information, leads, suggestions, etc.