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Quote from Lynnette on February 20, 2021, 5:15 pmI have Mahn, Bloodworth, Bordeaux, and particularly looking for Armstrong information. My information was that they came to Duplin County, but settled in the Pender County area and there was an Armstrong Plantation for awhile.
I have Mahn, Bloodworth, Bordeaux, and particularly looking for Armstrong information. My information was that they came to Duplin County, but settled in the Pender County area and there was an Armstrong Plantation for awhile.

Quote from Julie on April 24, 2021, 9:52 amPetit (can be spelled many ways), Mills, and Smith. Specific information I have is Gideon Petit born 1768. Jemima Mills born 1760 and married Gideon. Jacob Smith born 1797 and married Gideon and Jemima's daughter, Nancy Petit. Nancy born 1798.
Petit (can be spelled many ways), Mills, and Smith. Specific information I have is Gideon Petit born 1768. Jemima Mills born 1760 and married Gideon. Jacob Smith born 1797 and married Gideon and Jemima's daughter, Nancy Petit. Nancy born 1798.

Quote from peachteach16 on April 27, 2021, 3:47 pmHi. Thanks for the add. I'm looking to break my brick wall with my oldest Ellis ancestor. His name was John Ellis. Several sources indicate he was born in North Carolina (specifically the Pitt/Dobbs area) about 1770-73 and died in Telfair County, Georgia about 1842. He migrated with an unknown wife and two small children, William (1797 NC-1867 Coffee County, GA) and Minta (1801 SC-aft 1800 Telfair County, GA). After his first wife's death, he married Jerusa (many say Roundtree--never proven) who was born in NC but whose family had moved to Emanuel County, GA by about the same time. They had five children together: Hiram (1810-1877); John Jr. (1812-1856); Henry (1816-1893); Jerusha (1819-1885); and Mary Ann Jincy (1823-1895). I only have records for John once he reached Montgomery and Emanuel Counties, before finally settling in Telfair County, GA. If any of the names sound familiar, please let me know. Surely one of those boys was named after John's father.
Hi. Thanks for the add. I'm looking to break my brick wall with my oldest Ellis ancestor. His name was John Ellis. Several sources indicate he was born in North Carolina (specifically the Pitt/Dobbs area) about 1770-73 and died in Telfair County, Georgia about 1842. He migrated with an unknown wife and two small children, William (1797 NC-1867 Coffee County, GA) and Minta (1801 SC-aft 1800 Telfair County, GA). After his first wife's death, he married Jerusa (many say Roundtree--never proven) who was born in NC but whose family had moved to Emanuel County, GA by about the same time. They had five children together: Hiram (1810-1877); John Jr. (1812-1856); Henry (1816-1893); Jerusha (1819-1885); and Mary Ann Jincy (1823-1895). I only have records for John once he reached Montgomery and Emanuel Counties, before finally settling in Telfair County, GA. If any of the names sound familiar, please let me know. Surely one of those boys was named after John's father.

Quote from Skip Warren on June 1, 2021, 12:18 pmQuote from EMarie59 on February 12, 2021, 5:06 pmGreetings!
My mother's paternal side was Bright, Mayo, Godley, starting with John O'Hagan with Rhoda Godley, from Chocowinity , Beaufort cty,
Quote from EMarie59 on February 12, 2021, 5:06 pmGreetings!
My mother's paternal side was Bright, Mayo, Godley, starting with John O'Hagan with Rhoda Godley, from Chocowinity , Beaufort cty,

Quote from Kimberley Purifoy Stout on August 6, 2022, 3:09 pmHi Sara,
I am looking for information regarding the Gatlin and Purifoy families. John NMI Purifoy is my 3rd GGF. I believe that he is the son of Nicholas Purifoy II the son of Rev. Nicholas Purifoy. Everyone thinks that Thomas Purifoy Sr was his father but I believe that Thomas was his older brother. Also any information on Nicholas II's wife, I believe to be a Mary Gatlin.
Hi Sara,
I am looking for information regarding the Gatlin and Purifoy families. John NMI Purifoy is my 3rd GGF. I believe that he is the son of Nicholas Purifoy II the son of Rev. Nicholas Purifoy. Everyone thinks that Thomas Purifoy Sr was his father but I believe that Thomas was his older brother. Also any information on Nicholas II's wife, I believe to be a Mary Gatlin.


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Quote from Joyce Mitchell on March 2, 2023, 11:27 pmLooking for information on Mitchell family from the Granville, Wake, Johnson and Franklin Counties. surnames: Mitchell, Jones, Holden, Buffaloe and Beach.
Looking for information on Mitchell family from the Granville, Wake, Johnson and Franklin Counties. surnames: Mitchell, Jones, Holden, Buffaloe and Beach.

Quote from Jeff_Owens on March 15, 2023, 10:41 amI am researching James Price (b. 1740) and his son James Jr. (b. 1780). Craven County
I am researching James Price (b. 1740) and his son James Jr. (b. 1780). Craven County

Quote from eva2eeyore on April 11, 2023, 7:03 pmLooking for Mosley, Mosely, Moseley ancestors. Duplin NC, 1800 Benjamin Mosely Jr. (Married Lucinda Tinder, Indiana) Bute Co 1771 early census, a Benjamin Mosely. Father of Ben Jr. ?
Looking for Mosley, Mosely, Moseley ancestors. Duplin NC, 1800 Benjamin Mosely Jr. (Married Lucinda Tinder, Indiana) Bute Co 1771 early census, a Benjamin Mosely. Father of Ben Jr. ?