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Edward Rose
Edward Rose@buddy
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April 10, 2020, 10:46 am
Quote from Edward Rose on April 10, 2020, 10:46 am

Hi Sara, I've recently joined and wanted to say you did a fine job putting this webpage together! Thank you 😉

Could you add the surname Rose please? I'm trying to find out how they came abound settling in Hyde Co. NC. and where they migrated from.


Hi Sara, I've recently joined and wanted to say you did a fine job putting this webpage together! Thank you 😉

Could you add the surname Rose please? I'm trying to find out how they came abound settling in Hyde Co. NC. and where they migrated from.

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Duane Bell
bellosilvestre@bellosilvestre
1 Post
Researchers
June 3, 2020, 11:35 am
Quote from bellosilvestre on June 3, 2020, 11:35 am

Hi,

 

I'm interested in the surname EXUM. There were some of them in Isle of Wight County, VA, then came down to NC. They were Quakers as far as I've been able to tell.

Thanks


Hi,

 

I'm interested in the surname EXUM. There were some of them in Isle of Wight County, VA, then came down to NC. They were Quakers as far as I've been able to tell.

Thanks

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Kella Boatner
MyAncestryDetective@kella
1 Post
Researchers
June 8, 2020, 10:07 am
Quote from MyAncestryDetective on June 8, 2020, 10:07 am

Recently I have been researching my son-in-law's genealogy, and found several Exums in his ancestry.

The earliest was  William Exum II, Born 1663 Isle of Wight County, Virginia-died 17 October 1756 Nottaway Parish, Southampton County, Virginia

William married Patience Purcell  (01 June 1680 Surry County, Virginia -April 1775 Isle of Wight County, Virginia (daughter of Arthur and Sarah Purcell)

These other Exums were found

William Exum (1802-1880 Wayne County, NC) and his wife, Charlotte Jones (1808-1867 Wayne County, NC)

Their eight children were

Matthew

Henry

Louisa Vicey

Hamlet

Margaret Mariah

Muthey

Benjamin

and Julia

 


Recently I have been researching my son-in-law's genealogy, and found several Exums in his ancestry.

The earliest was  William Exum II, Born 1663 Isle of Wight County, Virginia-died 17 October 1756 Nottaway Parish, Southampton County, Virginia

William married Patience Purcell  (01 June 1680 Surry County, Virginia -April 1775 Isle of Wight County, Virginia (daughter of Arthur and Sarah Purcell)

These other Exums were found

William Exum (1802-1880 Wayne County, NC) and his wife, Charlotte Jones (1808-1867 Wayne County, NC)

Their eight children were

Matthew

Henry

Louisa Vicey

Hamlet

Margaret Mariah

Muthey

Benjamin

and Julia

 

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Debra Caudle
debbiekaa@debbiekaa
1 Post
Researchers
July 19, 2020, 4:36 pm
Quote from debbiekaa on July 19, 2020, 4:36 pm

I am researching the surname Caudle. I believe my 4th great grandfather, Moses Caudle, 1765-1853, was indentured at the age of 5 to a George Wooten in Bute County. I have found a record. I'm wishing I could find out who his parents are. The Record says Mary, but I need the father's name. Of course any Caudle information is very welcome! 🙂 

 

Thank you!

Debbie Caudle


I am researching the surname Caudle. I believe my 4th great grandfather, Moses Caudle, 1765-1853, was indentured at the age of 5 to a George Wooten in Bute County. I have found a record. I'm wishing I could find out who his parents are. The Record says Mary, but I need the father's name. Of course any Caudle information is very welcome! 🙂 

 

Thank you!

Debbie Caudle

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Stephanie Wagner
TXSteph@texas-stephanie
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November 4, 2020, 4:01 pm
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I'm looking for Brantley.


I'm looking for Brantley.

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