Duplin County, NC

Posted Queries for March 2000

a#BROWNBROWNa#GREENGREENa#GREENEGREENEm#WILLIAMSWILLIAMS posted by Jim Golden on Sunday, March 5, 2000

GREEN Family in Duplin County bef 1800! Looking for information on the GREEN Family of Duplin County. Thomas GREEN, b. ca. 1715/20, d. ca. 1800, was in Duplin County by 1770/1780. I am sure he had a son named John. He transferred land to John in the 1770/1780 time frame. Lott GREEN was b. ca. 1760/1766, poss. in Duplin County and was poss the son of John. John and Thomas made a deed to Lott ca. 1800. Lott was married to Sarah ?? (DAVIS) ?? (FUSSELL)?? ca. 1785. He had a dau (Martha) b. ca. 1786/87, a son (Samuel) b. ca. 1788, a dau (Rebecca) b. ca. 1790, a dau (Elizabeth) b. ca. 1792, a dau (Ann) b. ca. 1795, and a son (James) b. ca. 1798. Lott died in 1829 (will prob. May 1829) in Duplin County. Ann married Stephen WILLIAMS and Elizabeth married Isaac BROWN. The other two daus never married. All were in Marion County GA bef 1840 with the exception of Ann. Have not identified her to date. Samuel married Catherine "Lettie" ???? and James married Nancy ????. I know there are other GREEN families in Duplin County and feel sure that they are related. It is strange that many of them are omitted form the Census. I am sure that Lott's family left there after 1830 and arrived in GA soon after 1830. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am anxious to find descendants of the GREEN families of Duplin County.

a#ALDERMANALDERMANa#BLANTONBLANTONm#RAWLINSRAWLINS posted by Jeanie Trimble on Monday, March 13, 2000

Looking for info on John BLANTON of Duplin County, NC. He is in Duplin county as early as 1779 where he signed a petition to divide Bladen, Duplin, and New Hanover Counties, along with James BLANTON. In 1783 John bought land from James RAWLINS on Doctors Creek, a branch of Rockfish. This deed was witnessed by Daniel ALDERMAN. In the 1784-86 Duplin County census record he list himself, 7 males, 4 females. He could have been born around 1740 and married abt 1760(just a guess as he had 10 children by 1784. He was bond for the marriage of Joshua BLANTON to Mary ALDERMAN. The last record I have for him in Duplin is in 1810. Anyone know what happened to him, who his children were, and etc. Jeanie

a#BONEYBONEYa#IVEYIVEYm#MOOREMOOREm#RUSSELLRUSSELLm#WILKINSONWILKINSON posted by Margaret Miller on Monday, March 13, 2000

There was a James MOORE and a John MOORE, both of whom served during the Rev. War. James was married to an IVEY; don't know wife of John. When did they die and did they leave wills? I am searching for the parentage of Elizabeth -?- who m1 William WILKINSON; m2 Mark RUSSELL 1803 in Cumberland Co. IF Elizabeth was a MOORE, it's posssible that she was married on or about 1 Feb 1788 in Duplin Co to Wm. WILKINSON. Wm WILKINSON died late 1798 or early 1799 in New Hanover Co. "My" William WILKINSON was a full brother to Jehu/ John WILKINSON, the third husband of Barbara BONEY. Any help with this problem will be very much appreciated and I thank you most sincerely. Margaret Miller P. O. Box 584 Houma, LA 70361-0584

a#BONEYBONEYm#WILKINSONWILKINSON posted by Margaret Miller on Monday, March 13, 2000

Seeking information for Jehu/John WILKINSON, third husband of Barbara BONEY. Interested in the fact that he's call "Doctor" in NC. At the erection of St. Mary Parish, LA., Jehu was named as the first judge of that parish. He also served one term in the LA House of Representatives. Jehu had at least one full sibling, William WILKINSON, in NC at the same time as he. Were there other siblings as well? [I have records that place him in Duplin Co.] Any help with the WILKINSON family will be very much appreciated. Thank you. Margaret Miller

a#DAVISDAVIS posted by Patty Register Coleman on Monday, March 13, 2000

Looking for information on a LEWIS DAVIS, b. 1778, and family listed in the 1810 Duplin County fed. census. Wife's name was MARY, children GATLIN, b. 1802, CALVIN, b. 1805, ARTHUR, b. 1807. If you have access to the 1810 census or other records I'd very much appreciate your contacting me. Thanks, Patty coleman@cuer.laneta.apc.org

a#BONEYBONEYm#MOOREMOOREm#RUSSELLRUSSELLm#WILKINSONWILKINSON posted by Margaret Miller on Monday, March 13, 2000

There was a James MOORE and a John MOORE, both of whom served during the Rev. War. James was married to an IVEY; don't know wife of John. When did they die and did they leave wills? I am searching for the parentage of Elizabeth -?- who m1 William WILKINSON; m2 Mark RUSSELL 1803 in Cumberland Co. IF Elizabeth was a MOORE, it's posssible that she was married on or about 1 Feb 1788 in Duplin Co to Wm. WILKINSON. Wm WILKINSON died late 1798 or early 1799 in New Hanover Co. "My" William WILKINSON was a full brother to Jehu/ John WILKINSON, the third husband of Barbara BONEY. Any help with this problem will be very much appreciated and I thank you most sincerely. Margaret Miller

a#BONEYBONEYa#IVEYIVEYm#MOOREMOOREm#RUSSELLRUSSELLm#WILKINSONWILKINSON posted by Margaret Miller on Monday, March 13, 2000

There was a James MOORE and a John MOORE, both of whom served during the Rev. War. James was married to an IVEY; don't know wife of John. When did they die and did they leave wills? I am searching for the parentage of Elizabeth -?- who m1 William WILKINSON; m2 Mark RUSSELL 1803 in Cumberland Co. IF Elizabeth was a MOORE, it's posssible that she was married on or about 1 Feb 1788 in Duplin Co to Wm. WILKINSON. Wm WILKINSON died late 1798 or early 1799 in New Hanover Co. "My" William WILKINSON was a full brother to Jehu/ John WILKINSON, the third husband of Barbara BONEY. Any help with this problem will be very much appreciated and I thank you most sincerely.

a#BASSBASS posted by Allison S. Gray on Tuesday, March 14, 2000

I am seeking information on a William BASS from Duplin County. He was born abt. 1748 in Duplin and died in Sampson County in 1802. He was married to a lady named Cela. William was the father of Newbern BASS and he was born in 1792 in Sampson County. His wife was named Matilda. Can anybody help me with this family? Thanks!

a#CHAMBERLINECHAMBERLINEa#DAVIDDAVIDa#ELIZABETHELIZABETHa#HILLHILLm#THANKSTHANKSm#WRIGHTWRIGHT posted by Donna Wall on Wednesday, March 15, 2000

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a#ALDERMANALDERMANa#BLANTONBLANTON posted by Jeanie BLANTON TRIMBLE on Wednesday, March 15, 2000

I am looking for info on John BLANTON of Duplin County, NC. He is listed in the 1784-86 Duplin County census records as having 7 sons and 4 females. He could have been born abt 1740 and married abt 1760 (just a guess) He bought a lot of property in the Doctors Creek area and was bond for Joshua BLANTON'S marriage to Mary ALDERMAN in 1787. Anything you could find on him would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,

a#DAILDAILa#JACKSONJACKSON posted by Amy Dail on Wednesday, March 22, 2000

I am looking for anyone with any information on a Haywood Rubin (sp) DAIL. b. 1880-1890's. m. Minnie JACKSON--children Harold Allen Dail, Roland Roberts Dail, Thelma Dail, Elizabeth Dail.

a#GRIMESGRIMESa#LOFTINLOFTIN posted by Judy Womack on Wednesday, March 29, 2000

Searching for Joshua and Charity LOFTIN listed in 1850 census for Duplin Co. with children Zilpha, Mary E., Sarah, Joseph, Joshua, Louisa, Marion, Harriat, John, and Rachel. Daughter Zilpha married Joseph W. GRIMES and came to Texas. What happened to everybody else? Will trade any info I have.

m#PENNYPENNY posted by Ashley Penny on Wednesday, March 29, 2000

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could provide any information about the PENNY family, particularly information concerning the PENNY family's country of origin.